Best Technical Rescue Podcasts (2024)

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From Sailing the Atlantic to High-Altitude Rescues: A Military Reservist's Journey with Sophie Camp 52:14

2h ago52:14

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Join us for an exhilarating conversation with Sophie Camp, a GP trainee and Army Reservist, as she shares her incredible journey from medical school to high-altitude expeditions in the Karakoram. Sophie recounts her harrowing experiences during a tri-service expedition to Pakistan, where she faced rockfalls, avalanches, and life-threatening medical…

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#006 - Decreasing Debugging, Increasing Productivity 27:30

12h ago27:30

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In this episode, Jacob Beningo discusses the importance of debugging in embedded development and shares several techniques to decrease debugging time. He highlights the statistic that development teams spend 20-40% of their time debugging, which equates to 2.5-4.5 man-months of development. Beningo emphasizes the use of test-driven development (TDD…

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E92: Chuck Aaron - Keep your RPM’s up! 1:29:16

1h ago1:29:16

1:29:16

This is a good one folks! Take a listen as the team sits down with legendary stunt helicopter pilot Chuck Aaron. As the forerunner of helicopter aerobatics, Chuck describes how he got into the business, how he built a Cobra before it became illegal, and a few of the block buster movies he flew in. Please don't get ideas and try this yourself! Keep …

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On the Front Lines of Humanitarian Medicine in Gaza with Hareen De Silva 49:03

2d ago49:03

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In this episode we welcome back Hareen De Silva, a GP who recently returned from a deployment to Gaza with CADUS, a German NGO. Hareen shares his experiences working in a trauma stabilisation point amidst active conflict, managing a diverse international team, and dealing with the psychological impact of humanitarian work in extreme environments. F…

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Workhorse - E33 - OPs Sailcloth - Morris Dance - Immune with Peter Wood 58:02

6d ago58:02

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Operations in the Southwest Pacific during the late 1980s and early-mid 90s are discussed with C-130 pilot Peter 'Wedge' Wood, along with his experiences in Papua New Guinea and as Officer Commanding 84 Wing. Additionally, Wedge's experiences of Operation Immune are discussed at length. Operations covered include: Delivery of riot gear to Port Vila…

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Episode 88 - Adam Maiers 1:21:54

6d ago1:21:54

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Adam Maiers is a person like you who loves the fire service. A person who finds comfort in learning, growth, failure, and the nuance of the little things in training and life. He truly believes in service before self, a family man blessed in his life and circle. In his words, he has been in the fire service for a few years for a few departments in …

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“We don't know if he's alive or dead, and we don't know if others have been shot.” Saving Lives in Chaos: Trauma Tales with Bill Griggs 1:36:45

9d ago1:36:45

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In this in-depth episode, Sarah is joined by the incredible Bill Griggs, a highly acclaimed Australian physician and trauma specialist who has left a mark on the field of medicine through his innovative contributions to trauma care and disaster response. With his career spanning over four decades, Bill has been a true pioneer in the development of …

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E91: WAI Pt. 3 Where Do We Go From Here? 48:03

18d ago48:03

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For our final installment of the Women in Aviation Series, Miranda talks with a few members of th eplanning committee to get a behind the scenes look at thier goals for the future. LCDR Michelle Cosenza, LCDR Cassie Hawley, and LCDR Maggie Champlain discuss this year's conference, planning committee challenges, and their hopes for future conference…

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#005 - The Risks of Zero-Day Attacks in Open Source Software with Frank Huerta 53:37

14d ago53:37

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Summary In this episode, Jacob Beningo interviews Frank Herta, the CEO of Curtail Incorporated, about the risks of zero-day attacks in open source software. They discuss the importance of DevSecOps and the need for comprehensive security measures. Frank shares his background in security and how his company is working on detecting zero-day bugs. The…

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Kiernan Underwood - Invictus Games athlete, ultra runner, veteran 50:58

14d ago50:58

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I apologize for the large gap between episodes its just a crazy time of year. I'll do my best to continue 1 per month. Thank you for being patient and still tuning in. Today is a free discussion with a friend of mine where we talk a lot about military life and different plans/paths you can find yourself on. We also dive into endurance racing and ch…

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"This is about giving people a skill set that gives them more confidence." A Groundbreaking Course for Remote Animal Care with Tom Roffe-Silvester 44:51

16d ago44:51

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This week Lauren McKenna sits down with Tom Roffe-Silvester, co-founder and managing director of the Veterinary Task Force and Exped Vet. Tom shares his journey working with operational working dogs in the military and how this experience led him to create a company that provides essential veterinary care solutions for working dogs in challenging e…

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Radar Boat Rescue 49:32

16d ago49:32

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Hear Andy's salty sea story of the time FALKEN and her trusty radar was called upon to rescue a boat that dragged her anchor and drifted out to sea without lights, AIS or any crew aboard. Last episode of the season! Please rate us and subscibe to catch us when the next season comes along! -- Join us on The QUARTERDECK, 59º North's online platform, …

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Workhorse - E32 - Maintenance 1975-1997 with David Richardson 1:02:55

19d ago1:02:55

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Dave 'Richo' Richardson discusses a broad range of maintenance topics spanning the 1975-1997 era, including: Corrosion and Fatigue Boron fibre repairs C-130E wing repairs C-130E outer wing swap C-130H wing design Paint schemes Electronic warfare modifications Maintenance reorganisation Engine sulphidation Operating cost reductions (removing wing ta…

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Radar 49:16

23d ago49:16

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Andy and August are back, this week talking about radar! What is it, and is it a necessary tool for the modern sailor? Plenty of sea stories in this one that might help you decide! -- Join us on The QUARTERDECK, 59º North's online platform, to add your own arguments and to continue the discussion. First two weeks free!…

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Floating Doctors: Delivering Healthcare to the World's Most Remote Communities with Ben LaBrot 1:11:47

25d ago1:11:47

1:11:47

Ben LaBrot, founder and CEO of Floating Doctors, joins us this episode where he shares his incredible journey of delivering healthcare to remote, underserved communities around the world. Ben discusses the challenges and rewards of providing medical care in resource-limited settings, the importance of building trust with patients, and the profound …

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E90: WAI Pt. 2 Liz Booker 49:34

27d ago49:34

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Part 2 of the WAI series, Miranda sits down with Liz Booker. Liz is a retired US Coast Guard helicopter pilot and foreign diplomat, and a writer for children and young adults. She built a community of readers, writers, and aviation enthusiasts around stories featuring women in aviation. Her community includes a 2K+ member book club, 170 member writ…

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#0004 - Embedded DevOps to the Rescue 29:53

28d ago29:53

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In this episode, Jacob Benningo discusses the importance of DevOps in the embedded software development industry. He emphasizes the need for DevOps to improve project delivery, efficiency, and product quality. Jacob provides insights into the principles of DevOps, the implementation of CI/CD pipelines, and the impact of DevOps on software developme…

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Episode 87 - Ryan Hill 44:01

29d ago44:01

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Ryan is a 17-year firefighter/paramedic with the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service. He is a sudden cardiac arrest survivor and the first operational firefighter in the world with an internal defibrillator.@ryanhill19Sponsorship: @southwest_fire_academyEditing: @bradsheaMarketing: @m.pletzAdministration: @haileyfirefit…

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Night Sailing 56:34

30d ago56:34

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How different is it to sail in the dark, and what can you do to make it a safe, fun and even spiritual experience? Turn on your navlights, spin up your radar and join Andy Schell and August Sandberg in the cocpit for a dark night watch. -- Join us on The QUARTERDECK, 59º North's online platform, to add your own arguments and to continue the discuss…

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Empowering Women in HEMS: Jessica Thomas-Mourne's Groundbreaking Research 38:50

1M ago38:50

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In this podcast episode, we sit down with Jessica Thomas-Mourne, a specialist paramedic in critical care working with Devon Air Ambulance in the UK. Jessica shares her research on gender inequality within the pre-hospital emergency medicine environment, highlighting the challenges faced by women in this field and offering practical recommendations …

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Workhorse - E31 - Strategic Circumstances from mid 70s - mid 90s 14:54

1M ago14:54

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This episode explores the 'Defence of Australia' years and how this strategy impacted C-130 operations. The impact of the Dibb Review is also discussed.By Bill 'K9' Kourelakos

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Watch Systems 47:40

1M ago47:40

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Andy Schell and August Sandberg answers questions from Quarterdeck members! This time tackling the popular topic of Watch Schedules. How do you manage rest, handover and crew pairing to make you passage as safe and enjoyable as possible? -- Join us on The QUARTERDECK, 59º North's online platform, to add your own arguments and to continue the discus…

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“Everything you take into space with you has to serve a purpose” Beyond the Stars: Packing the Perfect Space Medical Kit with Dr. Michael Harrison 57:50

1M ago57:50

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In this captivating episode, we are honoured to be joined by the esteemed Dr. Michael Harrison, MD PhD MPH FAsMA, a leading authority in the field of aerospace medicine. Dr. Harrison currently serves as the Chief Medical Officer of Hercules Medical Group, a renowned Texas-based entity dedicated to providing comprehensive medical care andconsultatio…

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E89: First Responder PTSD 1:05:17

1M ago1:05:17

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Welcome! As Mental Health Awareness Month draws to a close, the team called Kenny and Ryan to pinch hit with Nick and a special guest, CAPT Patrick Dill. CAPT Dill has been spearheading a campaign to better track and take care of Coasties from all communities, even the ones who float on boats. He shares some phenomenal insight into how we are takin…

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Episode 86 - Eric Wheaton 1:02:50

2M ago1:02:50

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Eric Wheaton is the Owner of VentEnterSearch, LLC. He is a second-generation fireman for Winter Park (FL) Fire Department and is currently assigned as a Lieutenant on Truck 61. Eric has spent the majority of his career on the Truck Company. He also serves on the Winter Park Fire Department Technical Rescue Team. Eric is an instructor for the Truck …

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New Sails for ISBJØRN! 46:01

1M ago46:01

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ISBJØRN's white sails have 60 000 miles on them, and we are making new ones! Andy and August takes this opportunity to discuss how the sails have worked for them, and consider if they would want to change anything. -- Join us on The QUARTERDECK, 59º North's online platform, to add your own arguments and to continue the discussion. First two weeks f…

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"Failing to prepare is preparing to fail." Publishing Research in an Academic Journal with Marius Rehn 31:58

2M ago31:58

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In this episode of the World Extreme Medicine Podcast, host Eoin Walker speaks with Marius Rehn, Editor-in-Chief of the Scandinavian Journal of Trauma, Resuscitation and Emergency Medicine, about the ins and outs of publishing research in an academic journal. They discuss the importance of aligning research with the scope of the chosen journal, com…

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#0003 - The Fight for True Open-Source RTOSes 39:29

2M ago39:29

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Carsten Gregerson shares his background in the embedded systems industry and how he got into it. He discusses his work at Nabto, a company that provides remote access to small devices using peer-to-peer technology. Carsten then delves into the topic of real-time operating systems (RTOS) and the battle for open-source RTOS. He explains the differenc…

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Workhorse - E30 - Unique Loads of the 70s 16:54

2M ago16:54

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This short episode covers a few unique loads carried by Royal Australian Air Force C-130s in the 1970s and early 1980s. Included are: A bull taken to China The entombed warriors (China again) Stock to Tonga A 3-day trip for a croc A giant pig Darwin Beer Can Regatta and, F-111 maintenance into Johnston Atoll…

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"We should be having these conversations openly. But it’s difficult, and it’s personal." Navigating Women's Reproductive Health in Extreme Environments with Mabli Davies 58:25

2M ago58:25

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In this episode, Sarah Spelsberg is joined by the brilliant Mabli Davies, an anaesthetics trainee and expert in women's health in extreme environments. Mabli shares her personal experiences and research on managing menstruation, pregnancy, and reproductive health in the world's most challenging conditions. Drawing from her master's dissertation on …

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Influential Books 1:04:04

2M ago1:04:04

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In this CMC Podcast our school instructors Craig McClure, John McKently, LeRoy Harbach, and Jason Ilowite hold a roundtable a discussion about the books, aside from technical manuals, that have been influential to them in their lives and careers. Books mentioned: "The Mission, The Men, and Me" By Pete Blaber"Up the Organization" by Robert Townsend"…

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"It's never too late to dive in and it's kind of amazing what the opportunities will turn out to be." Diversity in Expeditions Week Podcast Special 1:15:12

2M ago1:15:12

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Welcome to Diversity Week! In this special episode, a diverse panel of medical professionals, eye surgeon and Sikh warrior Pavandeep Singh, NHS & wilderness expedition Dentist Burjor Langdana, emergency physician and paediatrician Terez Malka, explorer, aquanaut, MD & Director of space medicine group Astronautics Institute Shawna Pandya, UK GP stud…

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E88 Jason Quinn, The Real ResQ 1:00:41

2M ago1:00:41

1:00:41

The team sits down Jason Quinn from The Real ResQ Podcast and discusses his former life as a Coast Guard Rescue Swimmer, his current adventures, and new rescue gear! Tune in and hear some different perspectives and techniques on high risk rescues! As always, check us out on Instagram @flightsuitfriday We plan to release shows on a bi-weekly basis. …

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"Reducing the burden on the local healthcare was probably one of the major advantages.” The Role of Remote Teleradiology With Niccolo Stomeo 36:22

2M ago36:22

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In this episode, Niccolo Stomeo, an anaesthesia and intensive care resident at Humanitas University in Milan, joins us to discuss his groundbreaking study on the role of remote teleradiology, X-ray, and POCUS at mass motorcycle events. Nico shares his firsthand experience from the 2021 International Six Days of Enduro, a challenging and dynamic rac…

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Workhorse - E29 - Airlift Competitions with Gary Robinson 36:27

2M ago36:27

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This episode covers off on three airlift competitions that RAAF C-130s won on several occasions: Volant Rodeo, Bullseye, and Air Tattoo. The details are discussed with retired WOFF Gary 'Robbo' Robinson, an ex 36SQN Loadmaster. Of note, Robbo was a crewmember on the only RAAF contingent to ever win 'Best Wing '- the top prize at Rodeo. Robbo also d…

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Episode 85 - Nathan Pocock 1:15:25

2M ago1:15:25

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Nathan Pocock is a husband and father of two. He has been an avid Firefighter since 2008, currently holding the first paid chief position with East Sooke Fire Rescue where he started his career. He has spent 10 years in Vancouver Fire, and 5 years with Canada Task Force 1 HUSA. He has been running Prepare4Rescue since 2015 with a solid group of fri…

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"We were living 300 meters away from airstrikes" - Harrowing Gaza Deployment with MSF, Paediatric Nurse Lucy Williams Shares 23:16

2M ago23:16

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In this riveting episode of the World Extreme Medicine Podcast, we sit down with WEM faculty Lucy Williams, a seasoned paediatric nurse who recently returned from a life-altering deployment to Gaza with Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF). From the relative normalcy of Egypt to the war-torn streets of Gaza, Lucy takes us on an emotional journey through …

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"Expect the Unexpected and Always Think Heatstroke" - Exercise Associated Collapse with Luca Carenzo 42:37

3M ago42:37

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In this conversation with Luca Carenzo, we delve into the complexities and challenges surrounding Exercise Associated Collapse (EAC). Drawing from a recent publication in the Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport titled "An Unusual Case of Marathon-related Exercise-associated Collapse: Case Report and Some Considerations for Medical Care at Endu…

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Workhorse - E28 - Tactics and NVGs - with John Samulski 42:03

3M ago42:03

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During the 1975-1986 era, the Australian Army reinvigorated Airborne Operations. With the drive to enhance airborne operations capabilities came the notion of operating C-130s into contested environments, and that meant improving RAAF C-130 tactics. Modern tactics development led 36SQN to consider electronic warfare, operating as low as they could,…

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E87 2024 Women in Aviation Conference Pt. 1 29:41

3M ago29:41

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Normally behind the scenes, Miranda Fay takes the mic to kick off our Women in Aviation International Conference coverage. Miranda is joined by 6 junior aviation members to talk about their experience at the conference, provide insight to the importance of the conference and talk about the take aways from the weekend. It’s not often we get to highl…

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"This is not for the faint of heart, it's a true test of your physical and mental strength" - Selvaggio Blu Expedition with Luca Alfatti 25:07

3M ago25:07

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In this episode of the World Extreme Medicine Podcast, we're taking you on a journey through the rugged, untamed wilderness of Sardinia, Italy, as we explore the legendary Selvaggio Blu expedition. Join host Eoin Walker as he sits down with Luca Alfatti, an experienced expedition leader, advanced paramedic, and faculty member with World Extreme Med…

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Episode 84 - Lexis Ross 56:47

3M ago56:47

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Lexis is a full-time firefighter, part-time nurse, and national-level Olympic weightlifter. She loves maintaining a diverse skill set and learning new things. Firefighting brings together all the facets of life she is most passionate about; learning, fitness, challenges, and constantly varied tasks. She hopes to inspire women to challenge female so…

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"Every Minute CPR is Delayed, There's a 10% Less Chance of Success" - Mike Tipton on Drowning 59:23

3M ago59:23

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In this episode, we explore the fascinating world of drowning and cold water immersion with Mike Tipton, a leading UK academic in the field. Mike shares his insights on the current guidelines for pre-hospital management of drowning, the epidemiology of drowning, and the important efforts in public awareness and prevention. We delve into the drownin…

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E86 CDR Doug Watson (ret.) and CG 6020 Pt. 2 59:52

3M ago59:52

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The team welcomes CDR Doug Watson (ret.). Doug recounts his experience from a survivors perspective as an HH-60 pilot whose helicopter entered the water during the dramatic M/V Selendang Ayu SAR case! P.S. Sam was last seen shredding some gnar in Europe, we really don't know where he is this time.. Nick is still learning how to upload files to the …

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Workhorse - E27 - Airborne Ops Development - 1975-1986 28:01

3M ago28:01

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The advent of the 1976 White Paper came with a reduction in the ADF's combat operations, and an emphasis on preparedness for the defence of Australia. As a result, the ADF put a great deal of energy into exercising and developing combat skills and proficiency. This effort led to the re-establishment of a permanent Regular Army airborne operations c…

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"The volcano both gives and takes life." - Eruption on Expedition with Ryan Atkinson 48:36

3M ago48:36

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Join us welcoming Ryan Atkinson, an award-winning hostile environment trained cameraman, back to the World Extreme Medicine podcast. In this thrilling episode, Ryan shares his experience filming the 2016 expedition to the heart of Africa, where he and a team of scientists immersed themselves in the active Nyiragongo volcano to study and discover th…

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EveryDay Operator - A comprehensive training program to cover all the human performance bases 3:53

3M ago3:53

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This workout program can honestly be used by anyone: if the template is followed, and you scale appropriately, you will get fit. You do not need to hit 100% of the days, you just move on to the next training day. You can also re-organize the workouts each week to meet your specific schedule. https://my.playbookapp.io/dylan-weller Daily protocols fo…

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Tony Issacs - SAR selection process changes and risks in aviation 1:17:59

3M ago1:17:59

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I share my conversation with Tony Issacs, a SAR Tech from course 21. In this chat, we share some changes that have come to SAR over the years. We also chat about some of the risks of working in aviation. Enjoy.... EVERYDAY OPERATOR: This new daily workout program is for operators and alike who want to stay fit and healthy even with physical jobs or…

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Episode 83 - Corley Moore 1:21:57

3M ago1:21:57

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Corley Moore is a motivational speaker and instructor, specializing in the topics of leadership and culture. Author of the books “The 9L’s”, “Challenge Your Leadership” and “Broken Tools”. He is the founder of Firehouse Vigilance and its "Never Ending Fight Against Complacency", the creator of the Vigilant Creed with members in all fifty states and…

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"I've never forgotten how little someone could value someone else's life." - Exploring Remote Medicine Across 7 Continents with Jen Pond 50:55

4M ago50:55

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In this fascinating episode, we are joined by Jen Pond, a Doctor who has practiced medicine in some of the most remote and challenging environments on all seven continents. From providing primary care in the Indian Himalayas and managing anthrax outbreaks in rural Zambia, to supporting climbers at Everest Base Camp and treating severe frostbite in …

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