A 700 pound patient just needs a hand up… or at least that’s what this weeks crew were hoping for. We’ll hold the spoilers, but this call tips the scales when it comes to twists, turns, and diagnosis.

A pair of medics take on a call with a pretty straight forward history with what should have been a pretty straight forward solution. But this is EMS 20/20…

WTF is wrong with this patient… is the perfect way to introduce today’s episode! A seemingly basic call turns into a near death experience that is saved by… a pothole?

Confusions sets in as a Paramedic attempts to locate a trauma patient and… their partner? The guys work their way through a chaotic scene, so listen and find out if this weeks crew finds the right ingredients to pull it all together.

The guys pick apart a call where the provides look too closely and find something no one saw coming, but only after challenging YOU, the listeners to come up with the best code 3 driving music!

As we announced in this weeks episode, we want to hear your favorite code 3 (that’s driving with lights and sirens) song! Add it in the comments below (feel free to tell us why). In two weeks we’ll tell you which of the songs you submitted is our favorite and that person will win a prize!

The guys review a call that involves a COVID patient that really keeps trying to die and Spencer ruins French cuisine. Does the crew pull it out and save the day? Listen and find out!

Like frames in a hit movie about landing a plane in the Hudson River, EKG’s are but a single moment in time. Dr. Seitz joins in this weeks episode and guys read YOUR responses from last weeks EKG. Does the crew make the right call? Listen and find out!

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A call that will make your jaw drop with just how many battles had to be fought just to lose out in the end. This one was a hard one to review, but the guys plowed through it and brought you over an hour of facepalming…

Petty assumptions get critically in the way as friction between crews cause some waves. Do they recover? Chris and Spencer pull out way too many lessons from just a single call in this weeks episode. 

In their 50th episode, Chris and Spencer analyze a call where a provider finds themselves one on one with a combative mental health patient. Could this have been avoided?