Changing The Response | Kayla Illsley

Remember With Purpose

What does the National EMS Memorial truly mean? Tony sits down with returning guests Eric Phillips and Jonny D to discuss the impact of Memorial Weekend, the importance of honoring our fallen, the bonds built through service, and why every EMS provider should experience it at least once. A conversation about remembrance, leadership, and never forgetting those who made the ultimate sacrifice. www.thelineandtheoath.com [https://www.thelineandtheoath.com]

Resilience In Uniform | Rich Creamer

In this episode, Rich Creamer shares his unconventional journey from Navy support to law enforcement and his impactful work in first responder wellness and peer support. Discover insights on mental health, leadership, and how to foster resilience in high-stress professions. www.thelineandtheoath.com [https://www.thelineandtheoath.com/]

Follow The Beacon | Jason Segal

Join us as Jason Siegel, a seasoned paramedic rescue specialist with over 20 years of experience, shares his journey from growing up with a paramedic father to working in oil and gas, hyperbaric medicine, and aviation rescue. Discover the diverse venues of medicine, the importance of calmness in high-stakes situations, and insights into helicopter rescue operations.⁠www.thelineandtheoath.com⁠ [ https://www.thelineandtheoath.com/]

Power of Faith

In this episode, Brandon shares his remarkable journey from Coast Guard service to EMS leadership, exploring his faith, leadership principles, and the importance of service. Discover how his diverse experiences and personal growth have shaped his approach to mentoring, honor guard participation, and community impact. www.thelineandtheoath.com [https://www.thelineandtheoath.com/]

Changing The Response | Kayla Illsley

In this episode, Kayla shares her journey from volunteer firefighter to paramedic, wildland medic, and eventually law enforcement officer with the Airway Heights Police Department. We talk about the reality of crisis calls, trauma-informed policing, peer support, and the growing need for stronger partnerships between public safety and mental health professionals. We also discuss her work on the West Plains Crisis Response Team and alongside Crisis Response K9 Tonks, helping create calmer, more compassionate interactions during emotionally charged situations. This conversation goes beyond the badge. It’s about what modern public safety could look like when the focus is people first. www.thelineandtheoath.com [https://www.thelineandtheoath.com/]