Episode #3: The Reconstruction
by Buck Feris on Jul.27, 2009, under Podcast
An anonymous paramedic tells his story about that once in a lifetime call. It wasn’t the good kind either. He is still trying make sense of things, and came by to see if we could help. Warning: this story is graphic in nature and should not be heard by children. In fact I do not recommend it for anyone under the age of eighteen.
Helpful Links:
CISD: Critical Incident Stress Debriefing
Bryan Bledsoe’s Page debunking CISD
EMDR: Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing
Music in this episode courtesy of Music Alley by Mevio:
“Ain’t No Reason” by Brett Dennen
“I Won’t” by Cotton Jenny
“Hop, Skip and a Fall” by Aux and Big Mike
“Liberty Bell March” by Hampshire Guitar Orchestra HAGO
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Episode #2: Tom Reynolds
by Buck Feris on Jul.21, 2009, under Podcast
Tonight we interview Tom Reynolds, author of ‘Blood, Sweat and Tea’ and ‘More Blood, More Sweat and Another Cup of Tea.’ He is a paramedic with the London Ambulance Service who became famous through his blog called Random Acts of Reality. Tom is a charming sort who has a wonderful turn of phrase. Join us while we give him the once over to see what makes him tick. He emphatically does not want you to buy his new book, but if you must, you can find it here. Buy it for your mum if it suits you.
Music in this episode courtesy of Music Alley from Mevio:
“Ain’t No Reason” by Brett Dennen
“Salt” by Deidre Rodman
“GBHinstrumental” by Catgut
“System Failure” by Cotton Jenny
“Passage to Papeete” by Kahuna Kawentzmann
“One Everything” by Chris Murray
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Episode #1: A Soldier’s Story
by Buck Feris on Jul.12, 2009, under Podcast
The first episode of Copy Code Three tells the story of a paramedic who gave up his patch, and went to the Middle East to avenge the death of four family members. He was left for dead during a mortar attack, woke up three days later, and was told that he would be disabled for the rest of his life. Over the last few years he has confounded his doctors and become a paramedic again.
Music in this episode courtesy of Music Alley from Mevio:
“Ain’t No Reason” by Brett Dennen
“Fading” by Al Stravinski
“Dark Eyes” by Blue Jar
“Bagdad” by Don’t Be a Stranger
“Is That a Riot” by Youngblood Brass Band
“Passage to Papeete” by Kahuna Kawentzmann
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