Show Notes
A paramedic with 25 years of shift work… who doesn’t drink coffee? Yes, we were suspicious too. In this special episode of Ambulance Insights, we flip the mic around and introduce the voices behind the podcast. Get to know your hosts, their backgrounds, their experiences on the road, and the moments that shaped why this podcast exists in the first place. It’s honest, light‑hearted, and a little bit unexpected, with plenty of laughs along the way. Whether you’re brand new to the podcast or hav...
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