What happened to some of the episodes? I have listened to the emergency resuscitation episode several times, love it. But can’t find it any longer?

Nurses are humans trying to use critical thinking to better the patient’s outcome , not just machines implementing tasks … loved a lot of your episodes except “Nurses are from Venus “. Your voice speaks more than your words … nauseating. If a nurse is listening to this podcast it’s because we care about the patho , the reasons, not just following the order as they appear. Hard not to care about the reasons for doing each thing you do and the outcome when you spend your whole day with a critical kid and their family.

Loved working with these guys. always super informative in person and love the podcast

As a bedside PCU/ICU RN, I find these episodes so informative, so relevant and applicable, and a great benefit to the nursing community! I recommend them to my friends to listen to. I find the perspective of both hosts to be so valuable to helping me understand so much of what is not communicated between the “MD” team and the “nursing team”. This podcast honestly pushes me to critically think while making my practice better!

I’m a new NP in thoracic and surgical critical care units and really enjoy these episodes! They are educational, informal and funny ! Will definitely be continue to listening them every week !

I always love to listen whenever I’m driving to and from work. I’ve learnt a lot from this podcast. Thanks to you all.

Love their casual style with interesting guests. Easy to understand and relatable in clinic

I LOVE this take! I love my job, I get paid fairly. I am not a hero

There is no doubt that the proper work is being done to put these episodes together. I absolutely love the turbo episodes, specifically number nine. I had to listen a few times to truly hear the words, but it was worth every second spent.

Hey guys.. new listener here! I’m a 5 year ICU Murse and current Adult-Geri Acute Care NP student. Just wanted to say I often struggle to listen to Podcasts because I can’t stay engaged. I came across your platform today and the first cast I listened to was #13 about what makes a good/bad ICU nurse. I think you guys brought up a lot of really interesting discussion points that I often talk to my students and colleagues about. If you ever need someone to talk your ear off for a deeper dive on these types of topics, I’m your guy. I look forward to listening to more and learning from your experiences and perspectives as I venture through my NP program. Thanks for being a voice! - Laval K.

A regular listener . Great topics and guests . I worked as an icu nurse for 13 yrs before starting my career as an icu np . Critical care is a team sport

I appreciate they have honed in on this effective method of teaching. Well done!

So nice to hear practical discussions of cases. I’ve been looking for a podcast like this and I’m so happy to have found it. I also REALLY appreciate the lack of ego/chest thumping/academic snobbery that usually comes along with critical care content.

I love this podcast! As an ICU nurse, it’s very enjoyable to listen to doctors as they talk through their reasoning with different patients.

Just curious with the most recent podcast why it was presented as a “54 y/o UNVACCINATED” individual. Why does that matter? Didn’t science & research develop PPE so that we (nurses/docs) can provide care to every, single body regardless if they have a contagion or not and be protected. Vaccination status is not a diagnosis. Another example is someone with HIV does NOT have to disclose that to healthcare providers because we should be using appropriate PPE for every patient. No discrimination. Am I wrong???

Excellent for anyone who steps foot in an icu

As a new grad ICU nurse, this podcast is so incredibly helpful. There’s so much information that can be learned for these case studies. I have listened to several and I feel better prepared for my role as an ICU nurse. Thank you for making this podcast! Please keep them coming!

This podcast is awesome! As an ICU RN and almost graduating NP, these case scenarios are so helpful in not just understanding a concept but how to apply it. Please continue!!!

I’m so happy I found this podcast! I’m a new grad RN in the ICU and I have been looking for something like this for a while. Love listening on my commute to work!

I am a new grad SICU nurse and I thank you for recording the episodes on ICH. They offered excellent assessment tips and a thorough explanation of the coarse of care for ICH.

I’m only on episode 3 but am really enjoying this, in the same way I enjoy listening to real play D&D podcasts. All it needs is the guys rolling for perception on assessment and lab values! I also appreciate the look into the intensivists’ thought process, as an RN on an intermediate/step down unit.

I’m an ICU RN with CVICU and MICU background. Really love the step by step walkthrough of difficult cases ranging in all clinical subspecialties. Looking forward to future episodes.

Really entertaining format and clinical pearls

Wonderful podcast. Great information from talented professionals. Very engaging!

This is an awesome podcast! I’m an ICU RN and learn so much every time I listen.

ICU RN here, great podcast! Enjoyable to listen to and I’m always learning something new. I’m a huge fan of clinical scenarios 🥰

I’m an er doc. LOVE the case presentation format to allow discussant to talk through prospective management. Very helpful and pragmatic

Hi, I’m a new grad ICU trauma nurse from Austin TX. LOVE listening to this podcast in the car or while cooking to learn as much as possible. First year on the floor is pretty intense so I appreciate this podcast giving me something to study at home!!! Other critical care podcasts just don’t meet the quality of this one. Please don’t stop making content!!

This podcast is interesting & educational. I love the talk through case study format. As an ICU nurse I have learned several things that I will put into practice. I love that the cases are not super common diagnoses, yet not so rare that we will never see it. Some topics I’d like to learn about would be pancreatitis, endocarditis, critical care in pregnancy, fulminant hepatic failure, or PRES.

Really enjoy the style and excellent sound quality! Keep it up!

Working through scenarios on the fly can be hard, but a great way to learn. Nice concise case start to finish. Picked up some good info.

I know these guys from Twitter and they are top notch.