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• Ep. 62: Inside the Autopsy Room: What the Dead Tell Us, Dr, Geoffrey Smith. Chief Medical Examiner GBI

  In this episode, Dr. Geoffrey Smith, the Chief Medical Examiner for the state of Georgia, shares insights into the world of forensic pathology. He discusses the differences between medical examiners and coroners, the challenges faced in the field, and the emotional toll of dealing with death on a daily basis. Dr. Smith recounts personal anecdotes from his career, including experiences with murder trials and the impact of the fentanyl epidemic. He explains the process of death investigation, the importance of determining cause and manner of death, and the complexities involved in death certificates.Takeaways* Forensic pathology is a specialized field that requires extensive training.* Medical examiners are often confused with coroners, but they have different qualifications.* The emotional toll of working in forensic pathology is significant and requires coping mechanisms.* Fentanyl has become a leading cause of drug-related deaths in recent years.* The manner of death can be classified as natural, accident, suicide, homicide, or undetermined.* Investigating sudden and unexpected deaths often involves complex medical and legal considerations.* The process of death investigation includes collaboration with law enforcement and other agencies.* Death certificates are important legal documents that require careful consideration of cause and manner of death.* The recruitment and retention of qualified forensic pathologists is a growing concern in the U.S.* Personal anecdotes from the field highlight the unpredictable nature of forensic pathology. The Ryan Pyle PodcastThe Ryan Pyle Podcast with Ryan Pyle is a podcast and radio show hosted by adventure...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the showWould you support my podcast? Here's how:1 * Leave a review (Apple or where you get Podcasts) :: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/interesting-humans-podcast/id17947890672 * Subscribe on YouTube :: ⁨@InterestingHumansPodcast⁩ 3 * TikTok :: @InterestingHumansPodcast4 * Instagram :: @InterestingHumansPodcast5 * Nominate a guest :: https://www.killersharkmarketing.com/nominate-a-guest6 * Buy me a coffee! coff.ee/InterestinghumanspodcastThanks so much for being part of my community!

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• Ep. 61: C. Neil Davenport - From Crushed to Creating: How I Established My Film Career

  In this conversation, Neil Davenport shares his journey in the film industry, detailing his early experiences with scams and the lessons learned from them. He discusses the current state of the film industry, particularly the differences between Georgia and LA, and the economic factors influencing filmmaking today. Neil also explores the role of AI in the industry and the rise of vertical content, providing valuable advice for aspiring filmmakers.TakeawaysGet an entertainment attorney to protect yourself.Recognizing red flags is crucial in the industry.Scams can happen to anyone, even the inexperienced.Learning from failures can fuel future success.The film industry is currently facing economic challenges.Georgia is becoming a significant player in filmmaking.AI is changing the landscape of content creation.Vertical content is a new trend in the industry.Support systems are vital for aspiring artists.Owning up to mistakes is essential for growth.The Ryan Pyle PodcastThe Ryan Pyle Podcast with Ryan Pyle is a podcast and radio show hosted by adventure...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the showWould you support my podcast? Here's how:1 * Leave a review (Apple or where you get Podcasts) :: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/interesting-humans-podcast/id17947890672 * Subscribe on YouTube :: ⁨@InterestingHumansPodcast⁩ 3 * TikTok :: @InterestingHumansPodcast4 * Instagram :: @InterestingHumansPodcast5 * Nominate a guest :: https://www.killersharkmarketing.com/nominate-a-guest6 * Buy me a coffee! coff.ee/InterestinghumanspodcastThanks so much for being part of my community!

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• Ep. 60: Dr. James Boron, Gruesome ER Stories [Warning: Graphic, Horrific]

  Help us keep bringing you the best new and unseen content - buy a coffee for the crew: https://buymeacoffee.com/interestinghumanspodcastIn this episode, the conversation delves into the complexities of trauma surgery, particularly focusing on gunshot wounds and the challenges faced by trauma surgeons. The guest, Dr. Boron, shares insights from his experiences, discussing the differences between various types of injuries, the critical importance of timely medical intervention, and the miraculous recoveries that can occur in the trauma unit. The discussion also covers the technical aspects of trauma care, including the management of blood loss, the importance of airway and breathing, and the intricate process of identifying and treating injuries. Through case studies and personal anecdotes, the episode highlights the high stakes and emotional weight of trauma surgery. This conversation delves into the complexities of trauma care, focusing on pain management, the implications of helmet laws for motorcycle accidents, insights from a medical examiner's perspective, and a remarkable case involving a gunshot wound to the heart. The discussion highlights the challenges faced by trauma surgeons and the importance of experience in making critical decisions during surgery. In this episode, James shares his experiences as a trauma surgeon, discussing the critical role of O-negative blood in emergencies, the management of trauma cases, and the emotional impact of dealing with life-and-death situations. He emphasizes the importance of mentorship in surgical training and recounts some of the most gruesome injuries he has encountered, highlighting the complexities of trauma care and the race against time in surgery.The Ryan Pyle PodcastThe Ryan Pyle Podcast with Ryan Pyle is a podcast and radio show hosted by adventure...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the showWould you support my podcast? Here's how:1 * Leave a review (Apple or where you get Podcasts) :: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/interesting-humans-podcast/id17947890672 * Subscribe on YouTube :: ⁨@InterestingHumansPodcast⁩ 3 * TikTok :: @InterestingHumansPodcast4 * Instagram :: @InterestingHumansPodcast5 * Nominate a guest :: https://www.killersharkmarketing.com/nominate-a-guest6 * Buy me a coffee! coff.ee/InterestinghumanspodcastThanks so much for being part of my community!

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• Ep. 59: Shot in the Throat with a Hunting Rifle and Lived!

  Help us keep bringing you the best new and unseen content - buy me a coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/interestinghumanspodcastIn this episode, Keith Mask shares his harrowing experience of being shot in the throat at the age of 18 during a hunting trip. He recounts the events leading up to the incident, the immediate aftermath, and the emergency response that followed. Keith describes the pain and fear he felt, the miraculous survival against the odds, and the long road to recovery. He reflects on the lessons learned from this traumatic experience and how it shaped his life moving forward.TakeawaysKeith was shot in the throat at 18 years old.The incident occurred during a hunting trip with his stepdad.He experienced no pain medication for almost three hours after being shot.Keith's stepdad, a Vietnam vet, recognized the severity of the injury immediately.He felt a sense of impending doom, believing he was going to die.The emergency response was critical in saving his life.A trauma surgeon happened to be at the hospital when he arrived.Keith's recovery involved multiple surgeries, including a tracheotomy.He experienced PTSD after the incident, affecting his relationship with hunting.Keith reflects on the spiritual significance of his survival and the lessons learned.The Ryan Pyle PodcastThe Ryan Pyle Podcast with Ryan Pyle is a podcast and radio show hosted by adventure...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the showWould you support my podcast? Here's how:1 * Leave a review (Apple or where you get Podcasts) :: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/interesting-humans-podcast/id17947890672 * Subscribe on YouTube :: ⁨@InterestingHumansPodcast⁩ 3 * TikTok :: @InterestingHumansPodcast4 * Instagram :: @InterestingHumansPodcast5 * Nominate a guest :: https://www.killersharkmarketing.com/nominate-a-guest6 * Buy me a coffee! coff.ee/InterestinghumanspodcastThanks so much for being part of my community!

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• Ep. 58: Pilot's Trifecta of Near-death Experiences & more …

  Most pilots retire having never experienced 1 of these near-death experiences. Not Kelly Fox. As a 747 Pilot, he experienced all 3 ... in one ONE trip! That's correct. In just 72 hours, this pilot stared death in the face and each time his training fought back and wrestled the demon of death to the ground; each time emerging victorious and ready for the next battle. In this episode, we discuss the different paths one can take in becoming a pilot. Had you asked me before this episode I would have said you needed to learn flying in the military and only retired military become pilots. WoW! Was I way off! Kelly tells great stories about close calls, when planes are "covered" versus when they fall out of air traffic control, he shares his opinion on how the famous MH370 Malaysian flight can possibly disappear, and so much more. The Ryan Pyle PodcastThe Ryan Pyle Podcast with Ryan Pyle is a podcast and radio show hosted by adventure...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the showWould you support my podcast? Here's how:1 * Leave a review (Apple or where you get Podcasts) :: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/interesting-humans-podcast/id17947890672 * Subscribe on YouTube :: ⁨@InterestingHumansPodcast⁩ 3 * TikTok :: @InterestingHumansPodcast4 * Instagram :: @InterestingHumansPodcast5 * Nominate a guest :: https://www.killersharkmarketing.com/nominate-a-guest6 * Buy me a coffee! coff.ee/InterestinghumanspodcastThanks so much for being part of my community!

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