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  Episode 89 Being a 911 dispatcher is like being the calm in the chaos, the voice of reason in moments of panic and distress. Every day brings a mix of emotions, challenges, and responsibilities. In a positive light, receiving a 911 call can feel empowering. It's a chance to make a difference, to be someone's lifeline in their moment of need. Ricardo did share some touching and also hilarious stories of some of the 911 calls he receives. There's a sense of fulfillment in providing assistance, whether it's guiding someone through CPR to save a life or calmly reassuring a frightened caller until help arrives. With his experience it's a reminder of the importance of our role in the community and the impact we can have on people's lives. However, there are also moments that weigh heavy on the heart. A 911 call can plunge you into the depths of human suffering and tragedy. The anguish in a parent's voice as they desperately try to revive their child, the terror ...

 Episode 70 Musical episodes have not only struck fear in the hearts and minds of fans far and wide. Network execs have had their fair share of facial palms whenever writers bring up the subject. I’m sure a few tv shows might have popped into your mind by now. And I can say that most that’s on my list aren’t that bad. They were actually surprisingly really good. I think that when I watch a show that’s not known for singing or there isn’t any indication that they can sing and I’m surprised by it is nice. But if they just tossed one in there to shake things up I'm like ugh in the words of Phil from The Rugrats in Paris movie “I hates when they sing”.  Now before I continue. I’ll issue a spoiler alert here. And please note that if one of the shows you love, a personal favorite, is missing from the list understand this, 1 the shows mentioned are ones that i have in fact seen, 2 the musical episode from the show has to have multiple musical numbers, 3 the songs must be completely s...

Episode Thirteen I think I've made it pretty clear over the several podcast episodes I have submitted that I am completely obsessed with Television and Movies. I did not focus my podcast on these things and in hindsight maybe I should have, but I really enjoy talking about tv and movies. Some of the best things about watching shows and movies is how the music relates exactly to what you are watching on the screen. For example, if something tense is about to happen you already know that the scene will be tense heavy, or the pretty obvious when you hear a sad song the scene will be a tearful one and etc. With all this being said, I decided to make this episode all about tv show theme songs. There is a part two coming because I couldn't fit every theme song in one episode. And possibly more parts because new tv shows are coming out all the time. But for this episode I talk about the biggest ones that most of everyone should know and if you don't know now you know.  Here is the...