In this episode, Tyler discusses the importance of mental health awareness in public safety professions. He shares personal experiences and insights on recognizing signs of mental fatigue, the impact of social isolation, and the significance of building healthy routines. Tyler emphasizes the need for open communication and seeking help, while also encouraging listeners to find their 'why' in their work. The episode concludes with resources available for mental health support.

In this conversation, Kristie Randolph shares the heartbreaking story of her daughter Chloe, who was a victim of domestic violence and was brutally murdered by her, soon to be, ex-husband Mohamud "Gabriel" Abdikadir. Kristie discusses Chloe's life, her relationships, and the tragic events leading to her death. The conversation highlights the challenges faced by victims of domestic violence, the inadequacies of the legal system, and the formation of the Chloe Randolph Organization (CRO) to advocate for victims and raise awareness. Kristie's passion for helping others and her commitment to preventing domestic violence shines through as she discusses the future of CRO and the importance of community support.

In this conversation, Tyler Burns interviews Andy Grote, who shares his journey in public safety, detailing his career path from growing up in a firehouse to becoming an interim Director of an EMS agency. They discuss the evolution of EMS training, the role of advanced EMTs, and the importance of trauma care protocols, including the use of blood transfusions in emergencies. Andy also talks about his motivation to stay in the field, the establishment of MedTraining for community education, and the significance of emergency preparedness. The conversation wraps up with advice for new EMTs and paramedics, emphasizing the importance of continuous learning and communication skills.https://medtrainingandconsulting.com/