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Club Nurse is hosted by Nurse.org. They have published 69 episodes. The show covers health, with a fitness focus.

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Recent episodes include "Nurse News: Meet the Nurses Running for Congress in 2026, Reused Laryngoscope Blades, and More News For Nurses!", "Nurse News: Remembering Dolly, Blocked NCLEX Grads, A Deadlocked Jury, and a Paralyzing Med Error", and "Nurse News: A Viral ICU Nurse's Testimony, a Blood Crisis, an Overtime Bill, and a New Specialty". The latest went out on 22 Sep 2026 and ran about 19 minutes. Reading two or three of these before pitching is the fastest way to see what the show actually books.

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Club Nurse publishes every couple of weeks, a median of 12 days between episodes. Episodes average about 20 minutes. The back catalogue stands at 69 episodes. A show on this cadence plans ahead, so pitch earlier rather than closer to the date you want.

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Club Nurse

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Welcome to Club Nurse, babes, the podcast where nursing meets real talk, big feelings, and zero fluff. It is listed as a health show, with a fitness focus.

Hosted by Nurse.org · health · EN · 69 episodes

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Welcome to Club Nurse , babes — the podcast where nursing meets real talk, big feelings, and zero fluff. I’m your host, Colton Lord (yes, from @nursedaddies), and we’re getting into everything from nurse life and burnout to identity, ambition, and healing — with honesty, humor, and a whole lot of heart. PERIOD. This is your space to feel seen, spill tea, and connect with the community you didn’t know you needed. Expect nurse news, guest convos, unfiltered stories, and inspo to slay both in and out of scrubs. Because this profession is wild — but you don’t have to go through it alone. Let’s laugh, vent, grow, and absolutely slay together. 💅🩺

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Nurse News: Meet the Nurses Running for Congress in 2026, Reused Laryngoscope Blades, and More News For Nurses!
Sep 22, 202619 min
Some weeks, Club Nurse News reminds you what nurses are capable of, and some weeks it reminds you what nurses are up against. This week does both. On this Club Nurse Podcast news roundup, Colton Lord, RN, breaks down: The Montana wound care nurse who was impaled by his own trekking pole on Granite Peak and used his nursing instincts to hike about 10 miles to safety with the pole still in place A former CRNA in Tennessee who, according to Board of Nursing documents, modified single-use laryngoscope blades at home and reused them on surgical patients A Florida man accused of punching two hospital employees and pointing a gun at one of them in an ICU after his mother's death, and what nurses should know about workplace violence The many nurses running for Congress in 2026 and the nursing issues their campaigns are running on. Stay informed with the stories shaping nursing right now. Read more at nurse.org/news. Listen at nurse.org/clubnurse or on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Content advisory: This episode discusses a traumatic injury (with mention of graphic photos), patient safety and infection exposure, and workplace violence involving a firearm. If you are a nurse affected by workplace violence, support is available. Skip Ahead: 0:49: Welcome and what's on this week 1:55: Why your "nurse brain" kicks in during emergencies 3:22: Montana nurse impaled by his trekking pole hikes 10 miles to safety 8:23 : Former CRNA modified and reused single-use laryngoscope blades 12:01: Man pulls gun on hospital staff in a Florida ICU: what nurses should know 15:56: The nurses running for Congress in 2026 Stories covered on Nurse.org: Montana Nurse Impaled by Trekking Pole Hiked 10 Miles to Safety Using His Nursing Instinct CRNA Took Laryngoscope Blades Home, Modified Them, and Reused Them on Patients Man Pulls Gun on Hospital Staff, Accuses Them of Killing His Mom: What Nurses Should Know Meet the Nurses Running for Congress in 2026. Here's What Their Campaigns Say About Nursing Follow Colton on socials: @NurseDaddys and @ColtonLord17 Follow Nurse.org for the latest nursing news: nurse.org/news ️ About the Club Nurse Podcast Thank you for tuning in! If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, leave a 5-star review, and share it with a colleague. Connect With Us Official Website: Visit nurse.org/clubnurse for episodes, articles, and exclusive nursing resources. Watch on YouTube: Subscribe to Club Nurse on YouTube to watch full video episodes and highlights. Follow Nurse.org: Instagram: @nurse_org Facebook: @nurse-org LinkedIn: @nurse-org TikTok: @nurse.org Connect with Colton on social media: Instagram: @coltonalanlord , @club.nurse TikTok: @nursecolton
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Nurse News: Remembering Dolly, Blocked NCLEX Grads, A Deadlocked Jury, and a Paralyzing Med Error
Sep 3, 202619 min
It was a heavy week in healthcare, and Colton Lord, RN, breaks down what it all means for nurses. On this Club Nurse Podcast news roundup: The jury in the Lindsay Clancy trial reports deadlock as the nursing world waits for a verdict A pharmacy error at a Nashville hospital leaves patients paralyzed and brings a criminal investigation to the same city that prosecuted RaDonda Vaught (who is no longer a licensed nurse) Nightingale College sues the California Board of Registered Nursing as hundreds of graduates wait to take the NCLEX Nurses say goodbye to Dolly Parton, whose giving reached all the way to the bedside A new grad nurse pleads guilty in an Ohio nursing home hypothermia death. Stay informed with the stories shaping nursing right now. Read more at nurse.org/news. Listen at nurse.org/clubnurse or on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Content advisory: This episode discusses infant and child loss, suicide, and postpartum psychosis. If you or someone you know is struggling, support is available. Skip Ahead: 0:48 - Welcome and what's on this week 1:20 - Lindsay Clancy trial: verdict watch and what nurses are saying 5:30 - Nashville medication error: potassium phosphate given instead of mepivacaine, TBI opens a case 9:27 - Nightingale College sues the California BRN as graduates wait on the NCLEX 14:20 - Remembering Dolly Parton and her healthcare legacy 16:11 - Ohio nursing home hypothermia death: new grad nurse pleads guilty, avoids prison Stories covered on Nurse.org: Nurses and Other Health Experts Say Some Facts in Lindsay Clancy's Case Don't Make Sense Nurses Sound the Alarm After Pharmacy Error Paralyzes Patients at Nashville Hospital Nursing Graduates Blocked From NCLEX as Nightingale College Sues California Board Nurses Say Goodbye to Dolly Parton, Whose Giving Reached All the Way to the Bedside New-Grad Nurse Pleads Guilty in Nursing Home Hypothermia Death, Avoids Prison Note: RaDonda Vaught is discussed in this episode. Vaught is no longer a licensed nurse. Hear her full conversation with Colton on a recent episode of the Club Nurse Podcast. Follow Nurse.org for the latest nursing news: nurse.org/news ️ About the Club Nurse Podcast Thank you for tuning in! If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, leave a 5-star review, and share it with a colleague. Connect With Us Official Website: Visit nurse.org/clubnurse for episodes, articles, and exclusive nursing resources. Watch on YouTube: Subscribe to Club Nurse on YouTube to watch full video episodes and highlights. Follow Nurse.org: Instagram: @nurse_org Facebook: @nurse-org LinkedIn: @nurse-org TikTok: @nurse.org Connect with Colton on social media: Instagram: @coltonalanlord , @club.nurse TikTok: @nursecolton
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Nurse News: A Viral ICU Nurse's Testimony, a Blood Crisis, an Overtime Bill, and a New Specialty
Aug 20, 202618 min
Colton Lord breaks down five nursing news stories that actually matter this week. An ICU nurse's trial testimony went viral and nurses are calling it a masterclass in documentation — here is exactly what she did right and why "chart like you're going to court" is more than a nursing school cliché. Plus: a bipartisan federal bill that would ban forced nurse overtime nationwide, the Red Cross declaring its second-ever national blood crisis, why burnout follows nurses into non-clinical roles, and a brand-new nursing specialty the ANA just recognized. Colton also shares an honest update on his own return to night shift in the ER. Skip ahead: 00:49 : Last week's episode recap 02:26 : ICU nurse Meghan Collins' viral testimony and what it teaches about charting 06:24 : The Nurse Overtime and Patient Safety Act explained 09:20 : The Red Cross declares a rare national blood crisis 12:43 : Why burnout does not end when you leave the bedside 14:48 : The ANA recognizes a brand-new nursing specialty 16:37 : Colton's honest update on night shift, and sign-off Links: Nurse.org news: nurse.org/news Club Nurse Podcast: nurse.org/clubnurse Follow Colton: @NurseDaddys / @ColtonLord17 ️ About the Club Nurse Podcast Thank you for tuning in! If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, leave a 5-star review, and share it with a colleague. Connect With Us Official Website: Visit nurse.org/clubnurse for episodes, articles, and exclusive nursing resources. Watch on YouTube: Subscribe to Club Nurse on YouTube to watch full video episodes and highlights. Follow Nurse.org: Instagram: @nurse_org Facebook: @nurse-org LinkedIn: @nurse-org TikTok: @nurse.org Connect with Colton on social media: Instagram: @coltonalanlord , @club.nurse TikTok: @nursecolton
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Nurse News: ChatGPT Lawsuit Over Missed PE, cyclospora & the School Nurse Who Said No
Jul 29, 202620 min
A man is suing OpenAI, ChatGPT and Sam Altman, alleging the chatbot's advice to stay "recliner-bound" contributed to a near-fatal pulmonary embolism. Host Colton Lord breaks down what the lawsuit claims: negligence, unlicensed practice of medicine, defective product design. And he discusses what it signals about AI entering clinical care. He also covers the cyclospora outbreak now confirmed in 41 states, including the symptoms, the 2-to-14-day onset window, and the stool testing detail nurses can't afford to miss. Plus: how one float nurse built a thriving med spa without a bachelor's or business degree, and the case of a Pennsylvania school nurse fired after refusing an assignment she believed fell outside her LPN scope of practice. J ump Ahead: 04:42: Story 1: Man sues OpenAI/ChatGPT over missed pulmonary embolism 09:51: Story 2: Cyclospora outbreak, symptoms, testing and treatment 13:44: Story 3: Float nurse to med spa owner — Stephanie Dickens, RN 15:18: Story 4: School nurse fired after refusing an assignment Links to include: Nurse.org news: nurse.org/news Club Nurse Podcast: nurse.org/clubnurse Follow Colton: @NurseDaddys / @ColtonLord17
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Nurse News: Nursing AI Watch, Financial Security for Nurses, and $15K Well-Being Grants
Jul 22, 202620 min
This week on the Club Nurse Podcast, host Colton Lord breaks down the biggest stories in nursing news. A judge rules that an Alabama hospital must face a wrongful death lawsuit after nurse Ada Doss was killed in a hospital parking lot. The American Nurses Foundation opens applications for eight $15,000 well-being grants for rural nurses. TIME and Johnson & Johnson launch a new Healthcare Champion of the Year award that nurses can win. Nurse.org's Nursing AI Watch reveals 127 AI deployments across 106 health systems — with almost no nurses shaping AI governance — and the AMA may build billing codes for AI before nursing ever gets its own. Plus, Nurse.org launches a new Financial Security for Nurses resource center with free quizzes, calculators, and guides. Read more at nurse.org/news. Jump Ahead: 00:21 — Welcome + Colton's LA apartment vs. no air conditioning 03:30 — Story 1: Judge denies hospital's motion to dismiss in the wrongful death case of nurse Ada Doss (DCH Regional Medical Center, Tuscaloosa, AL) 05:41 — Story 2: American Nurses Foundation opens eight $15,000 well-being microgrants for rural healthcare sites, backed by the Covista Foundation 07:41 — Story 3: TIME + Johnson & Johnson launch the Healthcare Champion of the Year award — nominations open through August 28, 2026 10:09 — Story 4: Nursing AI Watch — 127 AI deployments across 106 health systems, plus why AI may get billing codes before nursing does 15:45 — Story 5: Nurse.org's new Financial Security for Nurses resource center, guided by Elaine Mala (@NurseWhoInvests) Resources mentioned: All source articles: nurse.org/news Financial Security for Nurses resource center: nurse.org/financial-services Nurse appreciation events: nurse.org/nursenight Nurse discounts: nurse.org/discounts Each story comes with Colton's honest take on what it means for nurses on the ground. Follow Colton on socials: @NurseDaddies or @ColtonLord17
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Nurse News: Remembering Dolly, Blocked NCLEX Grads, A Deadlocked Jury, and a Paralyzing Med Error

Sep 3, 202619 min

It was a heavy week in healthcare, and Colton Lord, RN, breaks down what it all means for nurses. On this Club Nurse Podcast news roundup: The jury in the Lindsay Clancy trial reports deadlock as the nursing world waits for a verdict A pharmacy error at a Nashville hospital leaves patients paralyzed and brings a criminal investigation to the same city that prosecuted RaDonda Vaught (who is no longer a licensed nurse) Nightingale College sues the California Board of Registered Nursing as hundreds of graduates wait to take the NCLEX Nurses say goodbye to Dolly Parton, whose giving reached all the way to the bedside A new grad nurse pleads guilty in an Ohio nursing home hypothermia death. Stay informed with the stories shaping nursing right now. Read more at nurse.org/news. Listen at nurse.org/clubnurse or on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Content advisory: This episode discusses infant and child loss, suicide, and postpartum psychosis. If you or someone you know is struggling, support is available. Skip Ahead: 0:48 - Welcome and what's on this week 1:20 - Lindsay Clancy trial: verdict watch and what nurses are saying 5:30 - Nashville medication error: potassium phosphate given instead of mepivacaine, TBI opens a case 9:27 - Nightingale College sues the California BRN as graduates wait on the NCLEX 14:20 - Remembering Dolly Parton and her healthcare legacy 16:11 - Ohio nursing home hypothermia death: new grad nurse pleads guilty, avoids prison Stories covered on Nurse.org: Nurses and Other Health Experts Say Some Facts in Lindsay Clancy's Case Don't Make Sense Nurses Sound the Alarm After Pharmacy Error Paralyzes Patients at Nashville Hospital Nursing Graduates Blocked From NCLEX as Nightingale College Sues California Board Nurses Say Goodbye to Dolly Parton, Whose Giving Reached All the Way to the Bedside New-Grad Nurse Pleads Guilty in Nursing Home Hypothermia Death, Avoids Prison Note: RaDonda Vaught is discussed in this episode. Vaught is no longer a licensed nurse. Hear her full conversation with Colton on a recent episode of the Club Nurse Podcast. Follow Nurse.org for the latest nursing news: nurse.org/news ️ About the Club Nurse Podcast Thank you for tuning in! If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, leave a 5-star review, and share it with a colleague. Connect With Us Official Website: Visit nurse.org/clubnurse for episodes, articles, and exclusive nursing resources. Watch on YouTube: Subscribe to Club Nurse on YouTube to watch full video episodes and highlights. Follow Nurse.org: Instagram: @nurse_org Facebook: @nurse-org LinkedIn: @nurse-org TikTok: @nurse.org Connect with Colton on social media: Instagram: @coltonalanlord , @club.nurse TikTok: @nursecolton

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Nurse News: Meet the Nurses Running for Congress in 2026, Reused Laryngoscope Blades, and More News For Nurses!

Nurse News: Remembering Dolly, Blocked NCLEX Grads, A Deadlocked Jury, and a Paralyzing Med Error

Nurse News: A Viral ICU Nurse's Testimony, a Blood Crisis, an Overtime Bill, and a New Specialty

Nurse News: ChatGPT Lawsuit Over Missed PE, cyclospora & the School Nurse Who Said No

Nurse News: Nursing AI Watch, Financial Security for Nurses, and $15K Well-Being Grants

Guest Appearances

Rachell Dumas

Jen Hamilton

Rebecca Love

Mary Varghese Presti

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What is Club Nurse?

About the host

Recent episodes

Nurse News: Meet the Nurses Running for Congress in 2026, Reused Laryngoscope Blades, and More News For Nurses!

Nurse News: Remembering Dolly, Blocked NCLEX Grads, A Deadlocked Jury, and a Paralyzing Med Error

Nurse News: A Viral ICU Nurse's Testimony, a Blood Crisis, an Overtime Bill, and a New Specialty

Nurse News: ChatGPT Lawsuit Over Missed PE, cyclospora & the School Nurse Who Said No

Nurse News: Nursing AI Watch, Financial Security for Nurses, and $15K Well-Being Grants

Guest Appearances

Rachell Dumas

Jen Hamilton

Rebecca Love

Mary Varghese Presti

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