RideAlong: EMT School follows Mike and Max, two friends diving into EMT training, alongside their co-host Jonathon, a working paramedic. Each week they share lessons, challenges, and stories from class while exploring the broader world of EMS through interviews, gear breakdowns, and survival tips for students. From the classroom to the ambulance, RideAlong offers an honest, entertaining look at the journey into emergency medicine. Go to www.RideAlong.Bulletn.net for links! Produced by Bulletn.net , a free resource for firearms, medical, and outdoor training communities.
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Signup to Generate a PitchRideAlong: EMT School follows Mike and Max, two friends diving into EMT training, alongside their co-host Jonathon, a working paramedic. Each week they share lessons, challenges, and stories from class while exploring the broader world of EMS through interviews, gear breakdowns, and survival tips for students.
Recent episodes include "Dr. Mark Laio, IEMS Medical Director (RideAlong Interview)" (26 October 2026, 52 minutes), "Final Destination (Hospital Selection)" (19 October 2026, 134 minutes), and "Kevin Grange, Author of Lights and Sirens (RideAlong Interview)" (12 October 2026, 82 minutes).
RideAlong: EMT School publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 124 minutes.
Booking probability for RideAlong: EMT School is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. RideAlong: EMT School requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. RideAlong: EMT School's contact route on record: verified email.
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RideAlong: EMT School
What exactly does an EMS medical director do—and what happens when the person filling that role started his career on the ambulance? This week, Mike sits down at Indianapolis EMS headquarters with Dr. Mark Laio, Medical...
Episode #60
When an ambulance leaves the scene, who decides where the patient goes? Is the closest hospital always the right choice? And what happens when a patient's preferred destination isn't the most appropriate facility for...
What happens when you discover EMS later in life—and realize it might be the career you were looking for all along? Almost exactly one year after first hearing his name in EMT class, Mike and Jonathan sit down with...
Episode #58
EMS World Expo 2026 – Indy Crew Hangout What happens when you put a bunch of EMS providers together in Orlando for a week of education, new technology, networking, and just a little bit of chaos? Fresh off EMS World...
Episode #57
EMS asks us to take care of people on some of the worst days of their lives—but how well are we taking care of ourselves and each other? This week, Mike, Max, and Jonathan have an important conversation about provider...
What does it take to provide EMS coverage for everything from an NBA game to the Indiana State Fair—and what happens when a planned special event suddenly becomes an unplanned one? This week, Mike sits down at...
Episode #55
This week, Jonathan is out working, leaving Mike and Max unsupervised as they catch up on a busy week in EMS. Max shares a memorable psych call, Mike officially starts Anatomy & Physiology, and after more than a year of...
Season 2 is officially underway! Now that EMT school is behind us, there’s another challenge waiting: actually finding a job. This week, Mike, Max, and Jonathan talk about the job search and interview process in EMS...
Episode #53
Re-Education Through Labor (What's Next?) It’s the end of Season 1! After 53 episodes of following Mike and Max through EMT school, certification, volunteering, and eventually getting hired in EMS, the crew takes a look...
Episode #52
The final countdown is here. With the EMT curriculum behind them, Mike and Max revisit one of the final—and most intimidating—steps in the certification process: the psychomotor exam. The crew explains what psychomotor...
Episode #51
This week on RideAlong: EMT School, Mike and Jonathan are joined by longtime EMT, EMS educator, hockey goalie, and lifelong friend Brian Santora for a conversation about mentorship, EMS education, and preparing for the...
In this special interview episode, Mike and Max sit down with one of the most influential people in their EMS journey: Carter Rowe, EMT, firefighter, EMS lieutenant, and leader of the volunteer program at Chalfont...
This week on Ride Along: EMT School, we’re talking highway operations, vehicle extrication, and what EMTs need to understand when patient care moves into the wreckage. Mike, Max, and Jonathan walk through...
Episode #47
You're a Catastrophe Part 2 (MCI & ICS) In this episode of RideAlong: EMT School, we continue our discussion on mass casualty incidents and the Incident Command System. After covering primary triage in Part 1, we dig...
In this episode, Mike, Max, and Jonathan kick off the first half of their MCI and ICS discussion, focusing on primary triage. After a brief note about technical difficulties that cut the episode short, the crew explores...
Episode #45
This week on RideAlong: EMT School, Mike, Max, and Jonathan dive into HazMat — hazardous materials, scene safety, and why the best first move is often staying far away from whatever is leaking, burning, spilling, or...
Close The Doors and I am Gone (EMS Operations - Patient Transport) In this episode, we close the doors and hit the road for the final part of our EMS Operations series: patient transport. Mike, Max, and Jonathan break...
This week on RideAlong: EMT School, we’re back in EMS Operations and moving from “getting ready” to actually getting out the door. In “No Stop Signs, Speed Limits,” Mike, Max, and Jonathan talk through the response...
EMS doesn’t start when the tones drop — it starts before the call ever comes in. In this episode, we begin our EMS operations block by breaking down what it means to be ready: checking the ambulance, knowing your...
Some patients require EMTs to slow down, adapt, and think beyond the standard call. In this episode, we break down special patient populations, including patients with developmental disabilities, cognitive differences...
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