Welcome to the launch of Lights, Sirens & Real Sht* — the unfiltered EMS podcast where nothing is sugar-coated.

In this first episode, I tell you exactly why I started this podcast, what you can expect from future episodes, and why sharing the raw, messy truth about EMS matters. This is more than stories from the field — it’s about the moments that shape us, break us, and sometimes make us laugh until we cry.

💥 In This Episode:

• Why I decided to hit record and pull back the curtain on EMS life
• What this podcast will cover (and why it might not be for the easily offended)
• How this job changes you — for better and worse

🎧 Lights, Sirens & Real Sht* brings you the highs, lows, and dark humor that keeps us going in emergency services.

📌 Disclaimer: These are my personal experiences and opinions. They do not reflect the views of my employer. Listener discretion advised — strong language & graphic content.

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Not every shift in EMS is chaos and heartbreak — sometimes, it’s downright hilarious. In this lighter episode, I share some of the funniest, most ridiculous calls I’ve ever been on, the awkward situations you can’t make up, and why EMS crews have the best (and darkest) sense of humor.

From strange patient requests to bizarre emergencies that left the whole crew laughing, this one’s proof that you can find humor in even the most unexpected places.

🎧 Lights, Sirens & Real Sht* is your unfiltered ride-along into real EMS stories — no sugarcoating, no PR polish, just the raw reality of the job.

Disclaimer: The views expressed are my own and do not represent the opinions of my employer.

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Some shifts leave scars.

In this episode, I walk through one of the worst 24-hour shifts of my career — 16 calls, nonstop chaos, and moments I still carry.

It started with a cardiac arrest. I got urinated on, vomited on, and dug a 14-week-old fetus out of a toilet. At 3:00 AM, we worked a 19-year-old kid wrapped around a tree. We all knew how that one ended.

This one broke me a little.
But I’m still here. And if you’ve been through something like it — you’re not alone.

🎧 Lights, Sirens & Real Sht* is where we say the things nobody wants to admit about EMS.
This is one of those things.

🛑 Trigger warning: Graphic and emotional content.

🗓️ New episodes drop every Monday.
📲 Follow, rate, and review if this one hits home.

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Disclaimer: These views are my own — not a reflection of my employer, my agency, or anyone else.