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Nine One One Nonsense

Sam's Pursuit
Emergency Medical Services
Mental Health
Emergency Medicine
Covid-19
Patient Care
First Responders
Nursing
Resilience
Mental Health In EMS
Trauma
Paramedic Training
Trauma Care
Firefighting
Safety In National Parks
Ketamine Therapy
Critical Care
Burnout
EMS
Therapy
Financial Stability

Hello! My name is Sam, and I’m currently a full-time Flight Paramedic. I’ve worked in EMS for almost two decades, in multiple fields, which I believe gives me a unique perspective. Throughout my career, I’ve obtained my NREMT Paramedic, Bachelor of Science in EMS, FP-C, and many other certificates and degrees. I strongly believe that sharing our stories can be a healing experience than can educate... more

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Latest Episodes

On this episode of NOON, I sit down with Nicole Hooser, a flight paramedic, firefighter paramedic, EMS instructor, and single mom from Missouri.

Nicole’s path into EMS started in one of the scariest ways possible: her newborn son stopped breathing a... more

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On this episode of NOON, I sit down with James “Boomer” Boomhauer, flight paramedic, mental health professional, and founder of Stay Fit 4 Duty.

James has spent more than 20 years in EMS, but this conversation goes far beyond medicine. We talk about... more

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In this episode of NOON, I’m joined by Jeff, better known as Redbeard the Medic. Jeff is a flight paramedic, educator, and content creator who brings a raw, honest perspective to EMS, patient care, and the realities of learning at a higher level. We ... more

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In this episode of NOON we have Patrick Pianezza, a paramedic, healthcare leader, and co-writer of Code 3, joining me to talk about the reality behind the job and the stories that don’t leave you.

We get into burnout, the emotional weight of doing e... more

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Recent Guests

Patrick Pianezza
Co-writer, technical consultant, and actor on Code Three; former paramedic
Code Three (film)
Episode: “You Did Everything Right… And You’re The Reason They’re Dead.”
Christopher Blakery
First responder with 25 years in EMS; Blakery Content creator and advocate for pediatric readiness
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Episode: “New Life, End Of Life And Everything In Between.”
Sarah Vance
ICU nurse and critical care nurse educator
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Episode: “If We Stop This, The Patient Will Die.”
Mike Worthen
EMS professional with experience in private ambulance, fire department, flight medic, and coroner's office
Las Vegas EMS / Mercy Air / Valley Hospital Flight for Life (Las Vegas area)
Episode: “A War Is Better Fought Collectively, Then It Is Individually.”
Charlie Swearingen
Critical care paramedic, flight clinician, and educator
Aircare/U Mississippi Medical Center (context from discussion)
Episode: “You’re Battling With Self Accountability, And Its Beautiful.”
Ryan Chavez
EMT-turned-nurse practitioner, solo emergency provider
NP; solo emergency physician extender
Episode: “He Said It’s Not Loaded And Pointed It At His Head.”
Tiffany Cannon
Nurse and LVAD recipient
Nephrology Nursing / LVAD advocacy
Episode: “Don’t Let This Take Over Your Life, Incorporate It.”
Mike Boone
Co-founder of Heavy Lies the Helmet; founder of Crash and Learn; flight nurse/EMT
Heavy Lies the Helmet; Crash and Learn
Episode: “Every Single Day, But Never.”
Amanda Humphreys
Emergency medicine physician; EMS fellowship; medical director at Heavy Lies the Helmet
Heavy Lies the Helmet
Episode: “Every Single Day, But Never.”

Host

Sam
Host of Nine One One Nonsense

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 89 ratings
  • Great podcast!

    I have enjoyed so many episodes! Thank you Sam for what you do and for making this podcast! I have laughed and cried and importantly found encouragement in my nursing career.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BeckyERRN
    United States9 months ago
  • Fellow EMS podcaster review!

    One of the best EMS podcasts I’ve listened to!! Sam you are making big strides friend!! We at P3 appreciate you!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    c.baker106
    United Statesa year ago
  • A must for first responders and ER personnel !!

    I absolutely love this podcast! Each time I learn something new clinically.i have laughed out loud, gotten chills and also tearful at what guests have shared. I’m also so happy to hear that PTSD and the emotional toll of this work is openly addressed. Sam is an excellent interviewer and I’m excited to rock out in my NOON merch!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tara the Walking Deadlifter
    United States3 years ago
  • Recommending to my pals!

    Came here for EMS 20/20, stayed for the amazing interviews Samantha hosts! I have been following for only a couple weeks, but have been able to listen to multiple episodes on my 6hr per week commute. I’ve laughed, cried, learned - and that’s just in a single episode. Will be recommending to my pals ☺️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MedicMitah
    United States3 years ago
  • Great informative podcast

    As a mother of a front line health care provider this podcast has helped me understand the stress, strain and emotional toll this job puts on people who are doing their jobs. I’m so glad my daughter recommended this podcast and I’ve shared it with many others. It’s funny, exciting, heartbreaking and educational. I love that so much focuses on taking care of their mental health. Great job Sam.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cathi Nicol
    United States3 years ago

Listeners Say

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Listeners praise the focus on mental health and resilience in first responders.
Consistent quality and approachable interviews that mix humor with tough topics.
Positive, community-building feedback highlighting human-centered storytelling.
High usefulness for guests and sponsors due to practical, profession-centered content.
Seductive authenticity from hosts and guests; stories feel real and relatable.

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“You’re Battling With Self Accountability, And Its Beautiful.”
Q: What has been your biggest challenge or turning point in your career?
He discusses the Katrina experience, imposter syndrome, and the learning curve of taking on leadership and educational roles to improve care and culture.
“You’re Battling With Self Accountability, And Its Beautiful.”
Q: Can you introduce yourself and explain what you do?
Charlie identifies himself as a flight paramedic since 2005, shares his progression through medical education, his work across air and ground EMS, and his current role as an educator while balancing family and professional commitments.
“We had Picked Up The Wrong Body.”
Q: What's the number one question you get when you tell people you're an EMT?
People ask about the worst things you've seen; I explain that I tell the truth, even when graphic, because honesty is part of handling expectations and trauma.
“If I Call 911 And Then Leave, That’s Patient Abandonment.”
Q: How do you balance professional boundaries with caring for patients in their homes?
She discusses maintaining professionalism while building rapport, indicating that knowing when to share about herself and when to protect the patient's privacy is crucial for effective home health care.
“If I Call 911 And Then Leave, That’s Patient Abandonment.”
Q: What made you switch from business to nursing?
Andrea explains the desire for more job security and a calling to help people, after a long career in business leadership and recognizing the need for a more meaningful, stable path that could support her family.

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1. Patrick Pianezza
2. Christopher Blakery
3. Sarah Vance
4. Mike Worthen
5. Charlie Swearingen
6. Ryan Chavez
7. Tiffany Cannon
8. Mike Boone

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