Ask The Nurses

In this amazing episode of Ask the Nurses Podcast,we sit down with Buck Angel, a renowned American sex educator, former pornographic film actor, and producer. Buck shares his incredible journey from growing up as a gender non-conforming child in the San Fernando Valley to becoming a pioneering advocate and educator for transgender rights. As the founder of Buck Angel Entertainment and a former board member of the Woodhull Freedom F...

In this compelling Ask The Nurses Podcast episode, we sit down with David Leon, a dynamic and fearless advocate from Gays Against Groomers. Born free in Washington State to immigrant refugees from the Soviet Union, David's journey is remarkable transformation and resilience. As a recovered liberal and former opioid addict, David has channeled his experiences into powerful activism and political engagement.

David is not only a c...

In this enlightening episode of Ask the Nurses Podcast, join our host Nicole Sirotek as they sit down with the remarkable Barbara Petersen, RN. With a career spanning nearly three decades in diverse medical fields and an additional two decades dedicated to hospice care, Barbara brings a wealth of experience and a profound commitment to healing.

Discover Barbara's unique journey from the traditional confines of nursing to a holi...

In this compelling podcast episode, we sit down with Shelby Hosana, one of the passionate minds behind Unjected, a platform with a mission that goes beyond mere connections. Injected was born out of a heartfelt intention to build a community where like-minded individuals could come together for love, forming lifelong friendships and cultivating a profound sense of belonging.

Join us as Shelby delves into the core philosophy of Unjec...

In this episode, we meet Dr. Jen VanDeWater, a dedicated advocate for patient-centered care and a beacon of change in the world of healthcare. She's earned the endearing title of "The People's Pharmacist" for her unwavering commitment to transforming the way we approach wellness and healthcare, challenging the grip of the pharmaceutical industry. Dr. Jen's approach embraces a holistic view of well-being, re...

In this empowering episode of Ask The Nurses Podcast, we unravel the crucial role played by the Bridge Referral Network, an organization dedicated to revolutionizing the way nurses access legal support. For years, nurses have faced the daunting challenge of finding reliable attorneys who truly understand their unique situations. Enter the Bridge Referral Network—a beacon of support, bridging the gap between nurses and attorneys.

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In this enlightening episode of Ask the Nurses Podcast, we dive deep into the inspiring journey of Pam McLeod DNP, RN, a dedicated nurse with over two decades of experience in pediatric nursing and critical care. Join us as we explore her remarkable transformation from a traditional healthcare practitioner to a passionate advocate for natural medicine.

Pam's story unfolds over 20 years of dedicated nursing practice, where she s...

In this episode of Ask The Nurses Podcast, we explore the transformative work of the SHIELD Initiative, a beacon of hope in the vast digital landscape. Shield, an acronym for Strategic Hub for Internet Education, Learning, and Digital Safety, stands as a stronghold against the rising tide of digital hate and cyberbullying. Join us as we unravel their mission to create a safe and secure online environment, fostering productive inter...

In this episode of Ask The Nurses Podcast, Shelby Thomson, Founder of Unjected will be joining us to do a deep dive on the current situation going on in Maui, Hawaii. www.unjected.com

Shelby is boots on the ground in Maui and has been uncovering numerous things in and around Lahaina that are being kept from mainstream media.

Tune in to live to find out what Shelby is finding and how you can help the people of Maui.

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In this episode of Ask The Nurses Podcast, we're diving deep into the world of home canning safety, focusing on a critical topic that every home canner should be aware of: botulism. Join us as we explore the art of preserving food while ensuring your pantry staples remain safe for consumption.

Throughout the episode, you'll learn:

The basics of home canning and why it's a popular preservation method...

In this week's episode, we'll discuss the "new" Covid variants Eris, Pirola, and Pi and IVM and HCQ effectiveness against them as well as the FLCCC protocol. For a complete list of lists, please see our blog post that accompanies this podcast. 

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Making A Killing Documentary follows Patty Myers as she fights for change within the hospital industry. She shares how her late husband, Tony Myers, was poorly treated due to lack of care, malpractice, and restrictive (and ultimately deadly) hospital protocols. She also chats with senators and other individuals who have seen similar situations occur across the country. Join her on this journey as she not only fights for her husband...

My names Connor Callanan and for as long as I can remember I’ve had a burning desire to see the world and tell stories. I first started traveling alone at a young age. The things I was experiencing made me feel alive and connected to myself and the world. I first picked up a camera because it gave me a voice. I wanted to share these moments with other people so that they too could feel alive and connected. Over the last decade I’ve...

As the owner of Cat Parker Photography, I could not be any more thrilled at where my career was going. Photographing my favorite musicians such as George Lynch, Dokken, Great White, Slaughter, Rick Springfield, Billy Idol, and many more, I felt on top of the world. I also managed a corporate construction company as an Office & Restoration Project Manager, traveled, and as a single mom, took care of two young adult children.

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On May 27 2021, I went to work and my fiancé's mom watched all four of my kids. All four kids were fine the whole day. I got off work went to the grocery store for dinner that night and I started cooking; after I got done cooking dinner I started studying for my Upcoming CNA exam. My fiancé's mom feeds my twin boys their bottles and put them in the crib around 6 pm. She checks on them all through the night. She woke up to...

Evelyn, 10 years old, went to Children's Mercy Hospital in KC for concerns about edema on 8/31/22. At CMH, Evelyn was given a toxic drug, CellCept (used for organ transplant patients, which Evelyn is not), against her parent's concerns about terrifying common side effects. Within 12 hours Evelyn vomited profusely so much that the count was lost and had gone blind. That was when her parents tried to lawfully get her to a s...

Maria S. Gomez is an award-winning indigenous filmmaker; Born and raised in New York, New York. She started her first internship at the Educational Video Center at 17 years old, and never put a camera down ever since. Working sometimes at the El Barrio Firehouse Community Center as a Peer trainer and Paid Producer, Maria went on to further her education at The Los Angeles Film School; Where she took home "Outstanding Creativit...