Faith + Nursing: Jerusalem isn’t optional in Scripture — and I’m done watching leaders speak carelessly about Zionism, Jews, Israel, and prophecy… then act shocked when confusion spreads.

In this episode, I respond to viral clips from a public antisemitism hearing (Feb 9, 2026, Museum of the Bible, Washington DC) and break it down with Scripture, definitions, and discernment — without flattening complex realities into slogans.

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Nursing Ethics: A teenage girl peacefully protested a government school policy during the COVID era—and her family now faces a $104,090.07 punishment attempt for suing. In this episode, Arizona attorney Ryan Heath breaks down G.W. v. Coronado Unified School District, explains anti-SLAPP in plain English, and why this precedent could make free speech a luxury only the wealthy can afford.

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In this Healthcare Policy Breakdown, Jodi O’Malley, MSN, RN is joined by Tori Jensen, RD, RN, BSN, to break down the updated “real food” message and what it means for bedside nursing, patient education, and blood sugar control.When federal dietary guidance changes, it doesn’t just affect what’s on your plate… it trickles into what schools, hospitals, and government-funded institutions buy and serve.

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• Why nutrition policy...

This is Episode 3 of my Israel Pilgrimage series—if you haven’t yet, watch/listen to Episodes 1 & 2 for the full context.

Jodi O’Malley, MSN, RN records a candid interview on a Masada + Dead Sea tour after leaving her Israel Ministry of Tourism delegation and traveling on her own.

She’s joined by Ariel Mielnik—Argentina-born, Israeli by choice, and a clinical psychologist—to unpack what Zionism actually means, the spiritual mean...

Nurses are the most trusted professionals in healthcare—and after 2020, many of us stopped accepting “because we said so” as an answer.

In this Nursing Ethics conversation, I sit down with attorney Aaron Siri (Siri & Glimstad), author of Vaccines, Amen, known for vaccine-policy litigation and public-records battles. This is a nurse-to-lawyer pressure test on what “true informed consent” actually requires at the bedside—especiall...

In this Healthcare Policy Breakdown, we combat the "Florida is free” narrative.For years, the narrative has been: “Florida is free. They ended mandates.” But Nurse Nicole (BSN, RN, CLNC)—a Central Florida bedside nurse and longtime medical freedom advocate—says that claim is flat-out wrong.In this NursesOutLoud episode, Jodi O’Malley and Nurse Nicole break down what was publicly promised, what was expected, and what was actua...

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 How am I supposed to think about Islam, Israel, and spiritual warfare? 

 A growing chunk of the conservative world is turning on Israel, flirting with antisemitic talking points, and parroting narratives that line up perfectly with Islamist strategy—all while thinking they’re “just asking questions.”

Today on NursesOutLoud, we’re talking to someone who lived on the inside of that world.

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In this episode on patient advocacy, Nurse Donna Lowry (@d.lowery6) shares how advocating for alternative therapies during COVID cost her her job—and ultimately redirected her into functional medicine and patient education. Now working as a pharmacy nurse with West Cocoa Pharmacy, Donna helps patients understand options, support strategies, and “terrain” approaches—especially for those navigating complex diagnoses like cancer. This...

 In this Nurse News Analysis, we discuss the return of Covid-era masks.

Banner Health is bringing mandatory masking back to patient-care areas in Arizona—and I’m not doing 2020 again. I also received word that in the next couple of weeks another large hospital system will follow suit. 

In this episode, I break down why “mask everyone” is not the gold standard of infection control, what hospitals should be prioritizing instead, and h...

I’m Jodi O’Malley, coming to you from Israel to begin my Israel pilgrimage series—seeing this conflict through two lenses: as a nurse concerned with human suffering and global ethics, and as a believer in Yeshua seeking discernment and truth.

In this Episode 1 conversation, I’m joined by Yair Pinto—former IDF tank commander and host of Boots on the Ground (TBN Israel)—to talk about what life is actually like on the ground, what the ...

Consent under pressure isn’t consent. Jodi O’Malley, MSN RN, explains why Bridges v. Methodist Hospital (SCOTUS Docket 25-481) matters, how “shot-or-paycheck” coercion distorts informed consent, and what nurses can do—lawfully and respectfully—to raise awareness.

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 Nurse News Analysis: More 20-Year-Olds Are Showing Up With Chest Pain Than 70-Year-Olds 

Anxiety in young adults has exploded — and ER nurses are carrying the fallout.
After working nearly 100 hours in 10 days, Jodi breaks down the epidemic of 20-year-olds with chest pain and panic attacks showing up at the ER with zero coping skills, zero emotional regulation, and total dependence on staff for reassurance.

She shares a real case...

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DC is quietly rewriting federal student loans—and nursing grad programs were left off the “professional degree” list that gets higher loan caps.

On paper it looks like a tweak. In real life, it’s a direct hit on the nursing profession: NP, CRNA, CNS, nurse midwifery, and nurse educator tracks all get pushed into the “lower cap” bucket in a country that’s been screaming nursing shortage for 30 years.

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In this episode of Nurses Out Loud, Jodi O’Malley, MSN, RN, connects three threads that most people never see as related: the quiet war on the nursing profession, the decades-long neglect of women’s health and menopause, and a surprising invitation to Israel that became a spiritual reset.

First, Jodi breaks down how federal student loan rules are being rewritten so that nursing graduate programs were left off the “prof...

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When de minimis mistakes become career-ending labels, nurses need courage, clarity, and a plan.

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 Kansas nurses (and others nationwide) are being labeled “unprofessional” for clerical/technical lapses (late renewals, wrong checkboxes, website wording). Pressure to sign consent agreements can trigger NPDB/Nursys listings that shadow careers for years. In this post: Amy Sipl...

Nurse News Analysis with Jodi O’Malley, MSN, RN 

A postpartum nurse at Ohio State Wexner was allegedly strangled and dragged down a hallway while trying to protect a newborn in the middle of a domestic dispute. Despite the violence — and an active protection order against the attacker — leadership allegedly never checked on the nurse that night. Jodi breaks down what happened, why this is a system problem, how workplace violence is ...

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Ethics on Trial: Provision-by-Provision with Postpartum Nurse & Whistleblower Michelle Spencer, RN

What happens when a nurse follows the Code of Ethics—and pays the price?
 In today’s episode of Nurses Out Loud, postpartum nurse Michelle Spencer, RN walks us through what she witnessed on her unit: a shift from ~1 stillbirth/month to ~4/week after the COVID-19 shot was pushed in pregnancy. When Mic...