In this episode, Tyler Burns returns after a hiatus to discuss the importance of mental health, particularly for first responders. He reflects on recent tragic events and emphasizes the power of using one's voice to spread positivity. Tyler shares insights from his recent interview with Detective Jason White, highlighting the therapeutic nature of sharing war stories among first responders. He introduces Project 86, a nonprofit organization aimed at supporting first responders and healthcare workers, focusing on proactive mental health conversations and financial assistance for rehabilitation. The episode concludes with a call to action for community support and looking out for one another.

In this episode, Tyler reflects on his journey in the EMS field, discusses current events, and shares insights from a recent TikTok incident involving a nurse's interaction with medics. He emphasizes the importance of professionalism, managing ego, and the need for open communication in emergency services. Tyler advocates for sharing experiences to foster understanding and support within the EMS community.

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.