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Life After Cardiac Arrest #061 Co-Survivor advocacy with Kristin FlanaryThis episode shines a spotlight on the vital role of co-survivors—those whose lives are deeply impacted when a loved one experiences a medical crisis. Host Paul Swindell is joined by Kristin Flanary, also known as Lady Glaucomflecken, a leading advocate and communicator who has turned her personal journey as a three-time co-survivor into a powerful movement. Together, they discuss the challenges co-survivors face, the importance of naming and validating their experiences, and how Kristin and her husband, Dr Glaucomflecken, have built a supportive community through humour and advocacy. Whether you’re a survivor, a co-survivor, or interested in the...

2025-12-2255 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #060 Understanding communication challenges post cardiac arrest with Jeanne ReillyThis episode is the second of two parts with cardiac arrest survivor Jeanne Reilly. Jeanne is also a speech and language therapist with many years of experience addressing communication issues and is the ideal person to offer insights and solutions to the common communication issues survivors experience. In this second part, Jeanne shares her professional experience and how it can help other survivors and their key supporters. The first part explored Jeanne's cardiac arrest experience and how her professional experience has eased the recovery. Presented and edited by Paul Swindell.Recorded August 2025. H...

2025-12-1136 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #059 When words won't come. A speech therapist's experience of a sudden cardiac arrest with Jeanne ReillyThis episode is the first of two parts with cardiac arrest survivor Jeanne Reilly. Jeanne is also a speech and language therapist with many years of experience dealing with communication issues and is the ideal person to offer insights and solutions to the common issues survivors experience. This first part explores Jeanne's cardiac arrest experience and how her professional experience has eased the recovery. In the second part, Jeanne shares her professional experience and how it can help other survivors and their key supporters.Presented and edited by Paul Swindell.Recorded August 2025. H...

2025-12-1134 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #058 CARESSf survivorship care with Dr Nathan PearsonThis episode explores the CARESSf Project, an innovative initiative designed to improve survivorship care for people affected by cardiac arrest. Host Paul Swindell is joined by Dr. Nathan Pearson, a psychologist and lead researcher, to discuss how the project aims to bridge the gap between hospital discharge and long-term recovery. Together, they unpack the challenges survivors and their families face, the importance of holistic support, and what makes the CARESSf approach unique. Whether you’re a survivor, a loved one, or interested in advances in cardiac care, this episode offers valuable insights and hope for the future....

2025-11-2136 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #057 RESCQ Support for the forgotten patients with Dr Uzma SajjadIn this episode, host Paul Swindell speaks with Dr Uzma Sajjad about the innovative RESCQ Project. This pioneering initiative supports those present at a resuscitation event—often called the "forgotten patients"—who witness out-of-hospital cardiac arrest. Dr Sajjad explains how the project, currently piloting in Essex, provides vital resources, emotional support, and personalised guidance to those affected by these traumatic events. Listeners will learn about the project's origins, its collaborative approach, and the importance of addressing the psychological impact on bystanders. Tune in to discover how RESCQ is bridging a crucial gap in post-resuscitation care and changing lives

2025-11-1052 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #056 Never the Same Man part 2 with David MooreNever the same man, Part 2, with Paul chatting with co-survivor David Moore on his son's cardiac arrest, recovery and journey to healing though the creation of a book - "Never the same man." This volume captures the words and images that enabled Richard to communicate with his family how he was feeling. Finding creative writing, first through scrambled thoughts on scraps of paper and then into fully formed poems, Richard has captured many of the thoughts and fears, trials and tribulations of being a cardiac arrest survivor. The book is co-authored with his father, David Moore, who is interviewed...

2025-10-0743 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #055 Never the Same Man part 1 with Richard MooreNever the same man, part 1, with Paul chatting with cardiac arrest survivor Richard Moore on his event, recovery and journey to healing though the creation of a book - "Never the same man." This volume captures the words and images that enabled him to communicate with his family how he was feeling. Finding creative writing, first through scrambled thoughts on scraps of paper and then into fully formed poems, Richard has captured many of the thoughts and fears, trials and tribulations of being a cardiac arrest survivor. The book is co-authored with his father, David Moore, who is interviewed...

2025-10-0745 min

Taste of Country Nights, On Demand Priscilla Block Shares Secret of Stunning Weight Loss + Ashley CookePriscilla Block joins Evan Paul to talk about the new direction of her Things You Didn’t See album (Oct. 10). Plus, she (3:55) describes the Come to Jesus moment that motivated her to take charge of every aspect of her life. Wait until you hear how she began her striking body transformation. Priscilla also talks about (6:35) Jon Pardi generous tour gift and her own headlining tour in 2026. Then (10:20) Ashley Cooke joins before (17:50) the Night Cap with Billy Dukes. Also mentioned during this podcast episode, Jon Pardi, Cole Swindell, Jelly Roll, Lizzo and more. Email: staff@tasteofcountry.com

2025-10-0330 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #054 The idiopathic cardiac arrest with Professor Elijah BehrPaul talks with Professor Elijah Behr on something that is a subject of great personal interest, having experienced one in 2014 – idiopathic cardiac arrests – events where the cause is unknown. Professor Behr is a world-renowned expert on the subject and has been conducting a BHF-funded study to investigate the cases where people drop down “dead” for no apparent reason.Presented and edited by Paul Swindell.Recorded June 2025. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2025-09-2137 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #053 Fundraising with Joanna BalgarnieSCA Survivor and fellow SCA UK trustee, Joanna Balgarnie chats with Paul about the need for fundraising within SCA UK and the inititives that are being undertaken to bolster the charities coffers.Presented and edited by Paul Swindell.Recorded August 2025. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2025-09-2129 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #052 Where are we now with Dr Tom KeeblePaul catches up with consultant cardiologist and fellow SCA UK trustee Dr Tom Keeble where he gives an overview of the last 5 years in the world of resuscitation, covid and SCA UK from his perspective.Pleas enot that since this recording doctor Keeble has since become a Professor - congratulations to him, and very much well deserved.Presented and edited by Paul Swindell.Recorded July 2025. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2025-09-2135 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #051 Season three introduction : Five years onIt's been 5 years since the last episode and in this first of season 3 finale, Paul gives a quick overview of what's been happening with Sudden Cardiac Arrest UK.If you enjoyed this podcast please do leave a positive review on Apple or other podcast providers as it helps us to spread the word.Presented and edited by Paul Swindell.Recorded September 2025. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2025-09-2111 min

Pre-Hospital Care Podcast Surviving Cardiac Arrest Part 1: Paul Swindell and Sudden Cardiac Arrest UKIn this episode, we explore the deeply personal and often overlooked journey of cardiac arrest recovery. Joining us is Paul Swindell, a cardiac arrest survivor, advocate, and co-founder of Sudden Cardiac Arrest UK. In 2014, Paul’s life changed in an instant when he experienced a sudden cardiac arrest. While he was fortunate to survive, his recovery brought challenges that went beyond the physical. Today, we’ll delve into Paul’s experience, exploring the physical, emotional, and psychological hurdles he faced. We’ll discuss the role of pre-hospital care, gaps in support systems for survivors, and the mission of Sudden...

2024-12-1839 min $Live Like It\'s True {Bible Podcast}$

Live Like It's True {Bible Podcast}How to Change Your Brain, Using Stories Of The Bible | Dr. Alan WeissenbacherDid you know your brain can change? And did you know willpower isn't what makes the change? This was a fascinating conversation with Dr. Weissenbacher on the Live Like It's True podcast, giving you some of the science that supports what we do here on the podcast.Rehearsing stories from the Bible can change your life! Listen to learn how.Guest: Dr. Alan WeissenbacherBible Passage: VariedRecommended Resources Including the Brain Change ProgramFreebie: Live Like It's...

2024-08-1438 min

CinemaNET+CinemaNET 1350: Furiosa, El Maestro Jardinero y Repulsión.Podcast 1350: Charlie Del Río (@charliedelrio) y Rosalina Piñera (@RossPinera) comentan sus recomendaciones en cartelera de cine y Cineteca Nacional. En esta ocasión, conversan sobre los siguientes títulos. En cines. Furiosa: de la Saga Mad Max (Furiosa: a Mad Max Saga, 2024). Dirigida por George Miller. Protagonizan Anya Taylor-Joy, Alyla Browne, Chris Hemsworth y Tom Burke. En Cineteca Nacional. El Maestro Jardinero (Master Gardener, 2022). Dirigida y escrita por Paul Schrader. Protagonizan Joel Edge...

2024-06-0745 min

La Canción del País El maestro jardinero, última película de Paul Schrader#Cine con Leandro Arteaga. Conversamos sobre la nueva película "El maestro jardinero" dirigida por Paul Schrader con Joel Edgerton, Sigourney Weaver, Quintessa Swindell, Esai Morales y Victoria Hill. 📻 • Escuchanos en vivo. Lun a Vie de 15 a 16 por Radio UNR, FM 103.3. Un espacio en la radio que invita a la conversación cotidiana sobre cultura y arte de Rosario y Argentina. El programa presenta entrevistas, notas y secciones para disfrutar de la música, los libros, el cine, las artes visuales, el teatro, la ecología y otros temas de interés. • Sitio web www.lacanciondelpais.com.ar • IG https://www.instagram...

2024-06-0540 min

Hawksbee and Jacobs Daily Tracksuit or SuitsPaul Hawksbee was joined by Charlie Baker for this afternoons podcast. They were joined by former Apprentice winner Marnie Swindell's.... and we had a Birthday Spread. Enjoy! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2024-04-2545 min $Matt\'s Movie Lodgecast$

Matt's Movie Lodgecast Episode 159 - Master Gardener Review77-year-old writer/director Paul Schrader returns! We haven't given up on Uncle Paul, and we'll keep covering his movies as long as he's alive. This is the third Lodgecast outing for The Schrader Patrol. In the past, we've covered The Card Counter in Episode 109 and First Reformed way back in Episode 10. Now, we cover a new chapter in Uncle Paul's diary entitled Master Gardener. Joel Edgerton plays a horticulturist and former White supremacist. He's presided over by a rich Southern widow played by Sigourney Weaver. He grows close to gardener apprentice Maya (Quintessa Swindell). It's about as exciting as it...

2023-09-141h 00 $Matt\'s Movie Lodgecast$

2023-09-141h 00

Half Measures Podcast 182 - You do not know the monster I knowJoin us for another week of laughter, TV shows, streaming, movies and all things entertainment. THIS WEEK WE'RE TALKING TV Shows Ted Lasso (S1) Star Trek: Voager (S3) The Walking Dead: Dead City (S1) Movies Black Adam (2022) MOVIE OF THE WEEK & PEAK PERFORMANCE Black Adam. Staring: Dwayne Johnson, Rory Haines, Sohrab Noshirvani, Aldi Hodge, Peirce Brosnan, Noah Centineo, Sarah Shani, Quinessa Swindell & Amon Tomaz. Directed by Jaume Collet-Serra. And finally our Peak Performance nominations are in for Temuera Morrison. ...

2023-09-081h 02 $program Fred\'s Country$

program Fred's Country Fred's Country w30-23From the US, Texas & Canada 1st for Weekly neo-traditonal & classic Country program Fred’s Country 2023 w # 30: Part 1: - Josh Abbott feat Catie Offerman, The Luckiest - The Highway Kind – 2020 - Clay Aery, Only One - S – 2022 - Hayden Haddock, Better Than Your Memory - S - 2022 - Hot Country Knights feat Darla McFarland, Herassmeant - S – 2023 Part 2: - Lonestar, Amazed - TEN to 1 – 2023 - David Adam Byrnes, Drinking Games - S – 2023 - Morgan Wallen, Keith Whitley - One Thing At A Time - 2023 - Drew Parker...

2023-08-1057 min

Rock Your Voice Podcast Episode 84: What I learned from Grammy winners and number one hit song writersWhat A Weekend! I've just returned from the 97 South Song Sessions, where a group of Rockit clients joined me in Penticton British Columbia for a Rockit Roadtrip! In this episode I talk about the event as well as my biggest take aways from the Song To Stage workshop where we learned from 18x CCMA music publisher of the year and 4x Grammy winning music publisher, Robert Ott. We were also joined by Tim Nichols, who has written hits for artists like Alan Jackson for whom he penned...

2023-07-2626 min

CINECAST - Sorties cinéma & streaming Master Gardener : fin de trilogie pour Paul SchraderNotre critique du film "Master Gardener" réalisé par Paul Schrader avec Joel Edgerton, Sigourney Weaver et Quintessa Swindell Regardez l'émission sur YOUTUBE : https://bit.ly/3nm7Oy9 --- Titre : Master Gardener Sortie France : 05 juillet 2023 De : Paul Schrader Avec : Joel Edgerton, Sigourney Weaver et Quintessa Swindell Synopsis : Narvel est un horticulteur dévoué aux jardins de la très raffinée Mme Haverhill. Mais lorsque s...

2023-07-0411 min

Fílmico un Podcast de Cine y Cultura Pop Estrenos de la semana en plataformas digitales y cines del 5 al 11 de Junio de 2023Los estrenos correspondientes a la semana entre el 5 de Junio y el 11 de Junio de este 2023! Jugosas novedades esta semana para las principales plataformas online y para la cartelera: Si os gusta lo que hago me podéis invitar a un café a través de este enlace https://bmc.link/filmicopodcast Sólo tenéis que pinchar en el enlace y confirmar la invitación… ¡¡Nunca diré que no a un buen café!! LISTADO COMPLETO DE ESTRENOS AQUÍ: DISNEY -Saint X T1 (7/6) -Sangre maldita T1 (7/6) -Las hermanas Sozahdahs T1 (7/6) -Padre Made in USA T19 (7/6) -The Unstoppable Yellow Yeti T1 (7/6) -Queenmaker...

2023-06-0615 min

Fílmico Cine y Cultura Pop Estrenos de la semana en plataformas digitales y cines del 5 al 11 de Junio de 2023Los estrenos correspondientes a la semana entre el 5 de Junio y el 11 de Junio de este 2023! Jugosas novedades esta semana para las principales plataformas online y para la cartelera: Si os gusta lo que hago me podéis invitar a un café a través de este enlace https://bmc.link/filmicopodcast Sólo tenéis que pinchar en el enlace y confirmar la invitación… ¡¡Nunca diré que no a un buen café!! LISTADO COMPLETO DE ESTRENOS AQUÍ: DISNEY -Saint X T1 (7/6) -Sangre maldita T1 (7/6) -Las hermanas Sozahdahs T1 (7/6) -Padre Made in USA T19 (7/6) -The Unstoppable Yellow Yeti T1 (7/6) -Queenmaker...

2023-06-0615 min

Mama Needs a Movie Master Gardener with Allan McLeodActor and writer Allan McLeod (You're the Worst) returns to discuss the third film in Paul Schrader's "Man in a Room" trilogy, MASTER GARDENER starring Joel Edgerton, Sigourney Weaver, and Quintessa Swindell. Written and directed by Schrader, MASTER GARDENER focuses on Narvel Roth (Edgerton), the resident horticulturist of a lavish estate. When the garden's wealthy owner Norma (Weaver) enlists Narvel to mentor her grand-niece Maya (Swindell), complications threaten to expose Narvel's past as a murderous white supremicist. Following 2017's FIRST REFORMED, (discussed with McLeod on a previous MNAM episode), and THE CARD COUNTER from 2021, MASTER GARDENER finds Schrader in hi...

2023-06-061h 39

Jordan Cobb Archives -Screener Squad: Master GardenerMASTER GARDENER MOVIE REVIEW Joel Edgerton plays Narvel Roth, the titular gardener of this new Paul Schrader directed film. He tends to the palatial estate of wealthy widow Mrs. Haverhill (Sigourney Weaver). But his very structured life is upended when she orders him to take her great-niece Maya (Quintessa Swindell) on as an apprentice. Narvel […]

2023-05-2323 min

Chad Halvorsen Archives -Screener Squad: Master GardenerMASTER GARDENER MOVIE REVIEW Joel Edgerton plays Narvel Roth, the titular gardener of this new Paul Schrader directed film. He tends to the palatial estate of wealthy widow Mrs. Haverhill (Sigourney Weaver). But his very structured life is upended when she orders him to take her great-niece Maya (Quintessa Swindell) on as an apprentice. Narvel […]

2023-05-2323 min

The Playlist Podcast Network 'Master Gardener’: Joel Edgerton Talks Working with Paul Schrader, Returning to ‘Star Wars’, & More [The Discourse Podcast]In today’s episode of The Discourse, host Mike DeAngelo gets in the weeds with Joel Edgerton (“Warrior,” “Obi-Wan Kenobi,” “Thirteen Lives”). The talented writer/actor/director is currently promoting his latest film, “Master Gardener,” directed by the great Paul Schrader. The film acts as the third and final entry in what Schrader is now calling his “Man in a Room” trilogy, which also features “First Reformed” and “The Card Counter.” The film follows a scrupulous greenskeeper of a wealthy plantation as he tends to the needs of the grounds and a new understudy who uncovers disturbing details about the gardener’s pas...

2023-05-2225 min

Rembobinage Rembobinage #88 : Master GardenerMaître des films au rythme plus lent, aux personnages plus nuancés, Paul Schrader est de retour avec Master Gardener, un drame mettant en vedette Joel Edgerton, Sigourney Weaver et Quintessa Swindell. Pour ce nouvel épisode de Rembobinage, Hugo et Kevin découvrent ce film mêlant botanique, racisme et misère humaine.

2023-05-1633 min

M Is for Mama Podcast Ep. 16: Identity in Christ, Not Struggles (A Conversation About Trichotillomania with Ann Swindell)If you've ever thought, "I'm too broken for Jesus to love," then this is the episode for you! Because not only is that NOT true, but the Bible makes it so clear that, though we live in a fallen, sin-filled world, the power of God is still at work in His people. We do not have to be slaves to sin or addiction or diagnoses. Instead, we can faithfully (if falteringly) choose the hope and strength of Jesus each day. Does it mean our problems will disappear? Often, no. But neither does it mean that we find...

2023-04-2648 min

Bobby Bones Presents: The BobbyCast #377 - John Esposito on How He Turned A Record Label Around + Introducing Himself to Frank Sinatra at a Restaurant + How Kenny Chesney Rescued Him + Leaving Warner Music Nashville After 13 YearsJohn Esposito is leaving the position as the Chairman & CEO Warner Music Nashville after 13 years. He has overseen the label and grown it exponentially since he began in 2009 with artists from Dan + Shay to Kenny Chesney. He talks about taking Blake Shelton from a point of almost getting dropped to being a super star. Espo is already credited with jump starting the careers of Hunter Hayes, Brett Eldredge, Cole Swindell and many more. He talks about the behind the scenes of running a record label, the advice he offers artists and what he will do after leaving Warner. He a...

2022-12-201h 03

Film at Lincoln Center Podcast #420 - Paul Schrader, Joel Edgerton & Sigourney Weaver on Master GardenerThis weekend we welcomed writer/director Paul Schrader and cast members Joel Edgerton and Sigourney Weaver to NYFF60 to present and discuss Master Gardener, a Main Slate selection of this year’s festival. Narvel Roth (Joel Edgerton) takes great care and pride in his work as the longtime head horticulturist at Gracewood Gardens, the historic estate of the demanding, imperious Norma Haverhill (Sigourney Weaver). An enclosed, scrupulously run world of its own, Gracewood has been in the Haverhill family for generations, and Norma trusts no one other than Narvel to continue its traditions. However, a threat of change is harkened by...

2022-10-0420 min $Live Like It\'s True {Bible Podcast}$

Live Like It's True {Bible Podcast}What You Need to Know About the Least Likely Christian | Ann Swindell | Acts 9Do you know anyone who seems like the least likely person to ever turn and follow Jesus? You look at them and think, "There's just no way..." Maybe the person you think of as the least likely Jesus follower is you. Well, today we're looking at the story of Saul (who becomes Paul) in Acts 9. He was a man who thought he would never, ever follow Jesus. And the people around him agreed. He was the least likely person to ever give his life to Jesus, because he was obsessed with destroying the lives of Christians, and w...

2022-07-0626 min

Bourbon With Friends Stephanie RyannSend us a textIn this episode of Bourbon With Friends. Paul & Connor sit down with bourbon loving country music artist Stephanie Ryann. Stephanie Ryann is a woman who's got something to say, whether you want to listen or not. Embracing country music's forward progression, Ryann's "storyteller" lyrics and unique vocal stylings showcase her influences from country, pop, and rock music. Recently compared to the likes of Ashley McBryde and Sara Evans, her sound is what sets her apart from other country artists on the scene.The New England native is...

2022-06-2742 min

List Hai Toh Hit Hai Most anticipated DC films and shows for 2022Welcome to OTTplay List hai toh hit hai, theme-based podcast, I'm your host Nikhil.The year 2022 is likely to be dominated by superhero content yet again, with powerhouses DC and Marvel set to lock horns to come out on top for the calendar year with several exciting titles. For today’s list, we take a look at the most anticipated DC films and TV shows of 2022. The Batman - March 4, 2022The latest iteration of the iconic Batman, directed by Matt Reeves will feature a younger Bruce Wayne/Batman played by Robert Pattinson. The film features Zoe...

2022-03-0205 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #050 The good samaritan with Professor Mark WilsonIn episode 50, the season 2 finale, Paul talks with Professor Mark Wilson who is qualified in both neurology and pre-hospital care and works at the Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust and for Kent, Surrey & Sussex Air Ambulance Trust. He is also the co-founder of the GoodSAM platform and app and this is what we talk about today.Professor Wilson takes us through the inception of the platforma as a way to reduce deaths from cardiac arrest and it's take-up by many across the UK and further afield. The platform has gained additional services and responsibilities and is...

2020-07-0332 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #049 Saving my father with Mark HoltPaul talks to son and lifesaver Mark Holt about his father's cardiac arrest in a remote Lake District pub. Mark takes us through the event that occurred soon after his seemingly fit and healthy father had completed a run and a walk up the Old Man of Coniston. Mark talks about his work as a carer and how the experience of doing CPR in a medical environment differs from doing it on a family member far away from a hospital. He talks about how it has affected him and his family, his dad's recovery and how a previous stranger's...

2020-06-2648 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #048 Predicting patient outcomes with Professor Tobias CronbergPaul talks with consultant neurologist Professor Tobias Cronberg from Lund University in Sweden on predicting how patients will do after they have had a cardiac arrest.If you listened to episode #044 you will know that Professor Cronberg has a deep interest in brain injury after a cardiac arrest and recently The Lancet published a major review he led into the current state of this subject from prognostication through to rehabilitation.This episode focuses on the prognostication aspect and Professor Cronberg gives us some insights into the tools and techniques that are used and...

2020-06-1959 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #047 ICD Owners 101Paul talks about a device that many sudden cardiac arrest survivors have implanted, an ICD - Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator.This episode is an introduction (or "101") into the sorts of things that those with an ICD should be aware of. He covers what an ICD is and why you might have one, what they do and what some of the things to be aware of.Packed full of tips and useful information around this device that is becoming more and more common.An episode for anyone with an ICD whether they've...

2020-06-1238 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #046 Magnesium for ectopics and palpitations with Dr Sanjay GuptaPaul talks with consultant cardiologist Dr Sanjay Gupta on a supplement that he's found to be beneficial for cardiac patients who experience ectopics and palpitations. And that supplement is Magnesium and in this episode Dr Gupta takes us through what ectopics and palpitations are and why he recommends taking magnesium for them. He talks about the various types of magnesium available and which ones to buy and which ones to avoid. There's lots of great help if you are experiencing ectopics or palpitations or just want to know a little more about what goes on in your heart. Another...

2020-06-0525 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #045 The ultimate survivor with Jonathan JenkynPaul talks with the very remarkable Jonathan Jenkyn who has not only survived a sudden cardiac arrest, but also a potentially fatal kidney condition and he has recently beaten an aggressive form of cancer. Jonathan maybe extremely unlucky in having had the Grim Reaper have 3 attempts at him, and although he defeated this wiley foe he did not escape entirely unscathed from the experiences. However, he is wiser and more upbeat than many and has a positive outlook and attitude to life that many of us would do well to take note of. He takes...

2020-05-291h 39

Life After Cardiac Arrest #044 Post arrest cooling with Professor Tobias CronbergPaul talks with Professor Tobias Cronberg from Lund University in Sweden who is a consultant in Neurology and has a deep interest in brain injury after a cardiac arrest. Professor Cronberg has been working with cooling technologies for over 20 years and is a senior member of the team behind the world wide Targeted Temperature Management 2 (TTM2) trial. The trial is a continuation of the original TTM trial and with almost 2000 patients enrolled, it will supercede it as the largest trial on temperature management as a post-cardiac arrest intervention. Professor Cronberg talks about the...

2020-05-2238 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #043 Tracking cardiac arrest outcomes with Professor Terry BrownPaul talks with assistant Professor Terry Brown on the out of hospital outcomes registry which is a project conducted by The University of Warwrick medical school. Terry takes us through what the registry is and how it fits in internationally (CARES, EURECA, PAROS), what information they collect and some of the projects that they have been looking at. From the data they have collated from the 11 ambulance services in England they have produced a number of outputs and have calculated the stats that are commonly quoted such as the survival rate of 8-10%. Terry also talks about how the data...

2020-05-1534 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #042 Visualising the heart with Dr Sanjay GuptaPaul talks with consultant cardiologist Dr Sanjay Gupta on a subject that he specialises in, cardiac imaging. Dr Gupta takes us through the various tools that he uses such as echocardiogram, computerised tomography (CT) scanning and Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scanning. Dr Gupta explains everything about these techniques that patients need to know and also talks about how future tools may help prevent the main cause of sudden cardiac adeaths - heart attacks. Presented and edited by Paul Swindell. Recorded March 2020. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2020-05-0826 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #041 Happy 5th Birthday Sudden Cardiac Arrest UK1st May 2020 marks the 5th anniversary of the creation of Sudden Cardiac Arrest UK and Paul takes us through the first 5 years if the group. He talks about the formation and characteristics of the group and thanks some of the key players along the way. Presented and edited by Paul Swindell. Recorded April 2020.Links mentioned in this episode include:LeafletBooksShopDonateDr KeebleSADS UK Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2020-05-0131 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #040 Question time #1 with Dr Tom KeebleIn a follow up of last weeks episode Paul continues his talk with LACA regular consultant cardiologist Dr Tom Keeble. Dr Keeble answers cardiology questions that have been put to him by members of Sudden Cardiac Arrest UK. These include the subjects of beta-blockers, electrolytes such as potassium and magnesium, atherosclerosis (furring of the arteries) and future risk, anti-platelet therapy, super-asperin, ectopics, ICD's (implant healing and leads). Presented and edited by Paul Swindell. Recorded April 2020. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2020-04-2436 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #039 My Coronavirus (COVID19) experience with Dr Tom KeeblePaul talks with LACA regular consultant cardiologist Dr Tom Keeble. Dr Keeble talks about the current COVID-19 pandemic including his personal experiences as both a doctor treating patients and as someone who has has a suspected case of the disease. He also answers some questions from members of SCA UK on this topic. Presented and edited by Paul Swindell. Recorded April 2020. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2020-04-1735 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #038 The 8 seconds of dying with Jamie PoolePaul talks with cardiac arrest survivor Jamie Poole, an Australian in London. Jamie had his first cardiac arrest when he was just 20 years and outs his survival down to wearing a suit. After Jamie's first close call he gets an ICD and takes us through his experiences of having numerous appropriate shocks, of which he knows by the feeling that has become the 8 seconds of dying. Having a serious heart condition hasn't stopped Jamie from having a positive outlook on life and his eagerness to make the most of it by seeing the world is very refreshing. Presented and edited...

2020-04-101h 48

Life After Cardiac Arrest #037 Coronavirus (COVID19) and the heart with Dr Sanjay GuptaPaul talks with consultant cardiologist Dr Sanjay Gupta about his social media contributions and in particular recent videos concerning the current Coronavirus (COVID19) pandemic. Dr Gupta takes us from his low-key start providing valuable information for cardiac patients to now having over 150,000 YouTube subscribers and with over 1.5M views on one video alone! His recent videos have featured the Coronavirus and we talk about those and other related cardiac concerns that patients may have. Presented and edited by Paul Swindell. Recorded March 2020. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2020-04-0330 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #036 Mental health care post cardiac arrest with Liz SharpePaul talks with mental health counsellor and therapist Liz Sharpe. Through her business Live Your LIfe Therapies, Liz helps people deal with various mental health issues including dealing with trauma. Liz presented a well received practical workshop at the Sudden Cardiac Arrest UK Guinness World Record Attempt which led her to go on and work at the Essex Cardiothoracic Centre treating patients as part of the Care After REsuscitation clinic. A great chat about mental health care with some great practical tips that anyone can use. Presented by Paul Swindell and edited by Matt Nielson. Recorded January 2020. Hosted on A...

2020-03-2743 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #035 Lives before profit with the HeartHero disruptive AEDPaul talks with Gary Montague, who went from being in the CIA to the CEO of start-up HeartHero, who are bringing a new Automated External Defibrillator to the market. Gary talks about his childhood which ultimately is the motivation for starting this journey and he runs us through how he has gone from nothing to the position where they have a viable device which is ready for official testing and approval. An engrossing look into the world of defibrillators and how their device is attempting to bring AED's into the 21st Century. The device is being targetted as a "Lifestyle"...

2020-03-201h 07

Life After Cardiac Arrest #034 The smartband helping ICD owners with Kristian WebbPaul talks with Kristian Webb, a Cardiac Physiologist and CEO of LOIS Medical a startup developing a new wearable device for those with an ICD. Kristian tells us of the story of how he got into Cardiac Physiology and his desire to help more people through various mediums such as books (as Carl Robinson) and courses (Medmastery) and more recently as part of a start-up. LOIS Medical is developing a new wearable device, the LOIS Respond to alert loved ones when someone they know with an ICD receives a shock with the aim of providing extra reassurance that the wearer...

2020-03-131h 14

Life After Cardiac Arrest #033 Managing fatigue with Donna MalleyPaul talks with fatigue expert Donna Malley who is an Occupational Therapist Clinical Specialist at the Oliver Zangwill Centre for brain injury rehabilitation. She has over 30 years of experience and has a keen interest in working with patients who experience fatigue after a brain injury. Amongst contributing to numerous studies she was also a co-author on the excellent Headway booklet - Managing Fatigue. She talks about the various types of fatigue and how they can impact a cardiac arrest survivor. She also provides some useful insights and strategies that can be used to help alleviate the effects of fatigue. Another...

2020-03-0656 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #032 Thanks for the memory with Professor Barbara WilsonPaul talks with the world-renowned clinical neuropsychologist Professor Barbara Wilson OBE. Amongst her many achievements, Barbara founded the Oliver Zangwill Centre for brain injury rehabilitation and also authored over 200 papers and 30 books on the subject. She has a wealth of experience regarding memory issues, which is one of the top post-arrest issues that survivors report. She talks about what memory is, how a cardiac arrest survivors memory can be affected by their down time, how the brain works and some of the strategies that can be used to alleviate memory problems. Presented by Paul Swindell and edited by Matt Nielson. R...

2020-02-2852 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #031 The current state of resuscitation with Professor Jerry NolanPaul talks with Professor Jerry Nolan, who is a consultant in anaesthesia and intensive care medicine at the Royal United Hospital, Bath and Honorary Professor of Resuscitation Medicine at the University of Bristol. He is also the current Chair of the European Resuscitation Council and in 2016 the American Heart Association awarded him the honourary title of "A Giant of Resuscitation". The conversation covers a wide range of topics from the current state of resuscitation in UK and Europe, including statistics, why in hospital and out of hospital cardiac arrests are categorised seperately, "routine" operations post arrest, the Chain of Survival...

2020-02-201h 09

Life After Cardiac Arrest #030 A life of life saving with Professor Douglas ChamberlainPaul talks with the legendary and world-renowned cardiologist Professor Douglas Chamberlain CBE. Douglas is now aged 88 and started his journey into medicine in 1935 when as a 4-year-old he visited his doctor and saw something that intrigued him. From that point, he takes us through many humorous anecdotes of his life in resuscitation. This includes being at the inception of many important innovations for cardiac arrest survivors and many others who've ever called for emergency medical help. He talks about his research into beta-blockers, the formation of Europes first paramedic unit, the deployment of AED's into public locations and ultimately into...

2019-12-201h 51

Life After Cardiac Arrest #029 Observations of an SCA survivor with Ted GuloienPaul talks with cardiac arrest survivor and social psychologist Ted Guloien. Since his arrest during a half-marathon Ted has made many insightful and wise posts relating to his and others recovery. He has recently collated them and published them as a pamphlet (as he calls it) titled "Observations of a Sudden Cardiac Arrest Survivor or What I wish I'd been told when I was discharged". A very interesting conversation and associated publication which is available from Amazon and SCA Facebook groups. Presented by Paul Swindell and edited by Matt Nielson. Recorded November 2019 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy f...

2019-12-121h 04

Life After Cardiac Arrest #028 Two days that changed my life with survivor Gareth ColePaul talks with cardiac arrest survivor and Sudden Cardiac Arrest UK stalwart Gareth Cole. Gareth talks openly about his heart attack(s) and cardiac arrest and how it has affected his life. A failed attempt at returning to work, moving house, quitting his job, thoughts of suicide, causing a plane to have an emergency landing and how SCA UK has helped his recovery are just some of the subjects covered in this episode. Presented by Paul Swindell and edited by Matt Nielson. Recorded November 2019 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2019-12-051h 31

Life After Cardiac Arrest #027 Gifts for survivorsWith the festive season almost upon us, Paul talks about gift ideas for survivors to aid in their recovery. Whilst survivors could be said to have had the best gift ever, he gives some suggestions that may give them a helping hand. He covers products available at the Sudden Cardiac Arrest UK shop, Dr Rongan Chatterjee and his books and podcast, Mindfulness, activities and therapy pets to name a few. Presented and edited by Paul Swindell. Recorded November 2019 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2019-11-3020 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #026 Stents and other cathlab procedures with Dr Tom KeeblePaul talks with consultant cardiologist Dr Tom Keeble, about what happens in a catheter lab (cathlab). There are rules in the Cathlab, but fortunately it isn't the same as Fight Club so we can talk about them and Dr Keeble takes us through Angiograms, Angioplasty, Stents and the difference between an emergency patient an elective one. Dr Keeble is a consultant cardiologist and researcher at the Essex Cardiothoracic Centre, Southend Hospital and Anglia Ruskin University. If you enjoy listening to Dr Keeble check out episode #002, episode #007 or episode #021 where he talks more about his work, gives advice on medications and improvi...

2019-11-2350 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #025 Why a heart attack and cardiac arrest are not equalPaul talks about why a hearts attack and a cardiac arrests are not equal. From a physiological point of view the events are quite different, a heart attack is a plumbing problem whereas a cardiac arrest is an electrical one. It should be noted that both need immediate medical attention but a cardiac arrest is perhaps the ultimate medical emergency as without immediate intervention the patient will almost certainly die. Paul talks briefly about the actual events and then lists 10 reasons why they should not be considered equal. This is not to undermine or denigrate a heart attack, but to...

2019-11-1525 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #024 Spring bok to work with Willem PretoriusPaul talks with likeable South African and cardiac arrest survivor Willem Pretorius about his ups and downs post arrest. Like an estimated quarter of survivors he lost his job after his event and struggled to get his life back to an even keel. Willem talks about his struggles, occupational therapy sessions and how becoming a member of SCA UK has helped his recovery such that he has recently got himself back into the workforce. Presented by Paul Swindell and edited by Matt Nielson. Recorded November 2019 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2019-11-0840 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #023 Survivor Jasmine Wylie on LQTS and being a community leaderPaul talks with cardiac arrest survivor Jasmine Wylie who is a patient advocate and online community leader. Jasmine talks about her cardiac arrest which was at the young age of 24 and was caused by Long QT Syndrome (LQTS). She also cover her recovery and subsequent work as a patient advocate where she helps others on the road to recovery via online communities and beyond. Presented by Paul Swindell and edited by Matt Nielson. Recorded October 2019 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2019-10-3149 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #022 Sequelae, common issues post cardiac arrestPaul talks about cardiac arrest sequelae. Sequelae is not a word that many people are familiar with, and even though it is very pertinent to sudden cardiac arrest survivors it’s probably not one they would have heard of before. It simply means a condition which is the consequence of a previous disease or injury and in survivors this could be down to a number of factors. Many survivors report having a wide range of "symptoms" post arrest and often it is not clear or explained as to why they happen. Paul talks about the impact that anoxia/hypoxia can ha...

2019-10-2331 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #021 Building a better future for cardiac arrest survivalPaul talks with consultant cardiologist Dr Tom Keeble, about building a better future for cardiac arrest survival with a number of recent projects he has been working on: the Sudden Cardiac Arrest UK #NotAlone event, the International Task force for Cardiac Arrest Recovery (ITCAR), Heartwize Essex and the forthcoming video #WhatJackDid aimed at encouraging teenagers to engage in CPR. Dr Keeble is a consultant cardiologist and researcher at the Essex Cardiothoracic Centre, Southend Hospital and Anglia Ruskin University. If you enjoy listening to Dr Keeble check out episode #002 or episode #007 where he talks more about his work and gives advice on med...

2019-10-1538 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #020 How meeting others helped my recovery with Ingrid GardnerPaul talks with cardiac arrest survivor Ingrid Gardner. From a nervous start, Ingrid first met others at a SADS UK conference back in 2017, from there she progressed to attending other meeting-ups including the successful Guinness World Record attempt in June 2018. At the end of September 2019 she played a role in bringing the SCA UK team to her beautiful home county of Rutland where she was one of the hosts for the #NotAlone event. She talks about her thoughts and motivation for attending the events and what a positive impact it has had on her recovery and life. Presented by Paul...

2019-10-0940 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #019 ICD education with patient advocate Doug RachacPaul talks with Doug Rachac who is a medical device patient educator and advocate. Prior to his own cardiac issues Doug was a Medtronic employer for many years working in a number of roles including training and education. Doug experienced a number of cardiac related blackouts and subsequently ended up with an ICD being implanted to protect him from further episodes and the possibility of a cardiac arrest. Since then Doug has left Medtronic to focus on family life and educating patients and industry about what it is like to have an implanted device such as an ICD. He is...

2019-10-031h 02

Life After Cardiac Arrest #018 The forgotten patient with Dr Katie DaintyPaul talks with Dr Katie Dainty, who is a qualitative and mixed methods scientist and is the Research Chair in Patient Centred Outcomes at North York General Hospital, Toronto and also a passionate advocate for bystanders in a cardiac arrest scenario - "the forgotten patient". She is currently undertaking research into understanding survivorship following Sudden Cardiac Arrest from both the patient and family perspectives and is also a co-founder of the Canadian organisation Bystander Support Network which aims to support people who have witnessed someone having a cardiac arrest, who have performed CPR or who have survived a cardiac arrest...

2019-09-2449 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #017 Jayne Biggs, mother, lifesaver and founder of Heart 2 Heart NorfolkPaul talks with Jayne Biggs, mother and lifesaver of her daughter Violet who had a cardiac arrest aged 7. She talks about her daughters event and how she has been driven by her families experience to set up the Heart 2 Heart charity in Norfolk to improve life saving skills in her local and wider community. In 3 years her charity has placed over 140 defibrillators and trained many hundreds of people in CPR skills. Presented by Paul Swindell and edited by Matt Nielson. Recorded September 2019 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2019-09-1759 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #016 Darren Nicholls, from flat line to finish linePaul talks with cardiac arrest survivor Darren Nicholls. Whilst during a run as part of the Couch to 5K programme Darren had a cardiac arrest, and ended up spending 3 weeks in hospital and having a triple bypass operation. On discharge Darren was not content with just completing the Couch to 5K, and over the following months he finds super human strength and determination to complete many sporting challenges. In July 2019, just 2 1/2 years after his cardiac arrest he got to the start line of the the Ironman UK, a gruelling triathlon consisting of a 2.4m swim, 112m bike ride and finishing...

2019-09-101h 15

Life After Cardiac Arrest #015 You are not alonePaul talks about meet-ups and the benefits of meeting others who have been through a similar cardiac arrest experience and the forthcoming #NotAlone event on 28th September 2019. The #NotAlone event is a great opportunity for survivors and others affected by a cardiac to get together and share their experience. The day also includes educational talks and presentations from experts on subjects that matter. Presented by Paul Swindell and edited by Matt Nielson. Recorded July 2019 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2019-09-0331 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #014 Rehab and post-arrest activity with Angela HartleyPaul talks with cardiac nurse and fitness coach Angela Hartley. Anglea is an Aussie ex-pat resident in the UK who through her company Clinical Exercise uses her cardiac and exercise expertise to help patients get the most from themselves post event. She is also active on social media with her Healthy Hearties channels and peer support group. The discussion covers a wide range of topics centered around fitness and activities including rehab, fatigue, heart-rate, heart-rate monitors, betablockers and nutrition. Presented by Paul Swindell and edited by Matt Nielson. Recorded July 2019 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more...

2019-08-271h 18

Life After Cardiac Arrest #013 Doing it for Defib with survivor Charlotte PickwickPaul talks with nurse and cardiac arrest survivor Charlotte Pickwick. Our longest episode yet covers a lot of ground as Charlotte will happily admit, she likes to talk! However, it's not just idle talk, as her journey since her cardiac arrest 26th December 2018 has been very interesting and she talks about the impact it has had on her, her saviour husband and her family. Not wanting to dwell on things they have moved forward as a family unit and embraced their new life in positive ways. These include engaging fully with survivors and other members of Sudden Cardiac Arrest UK...

2019-08-201h 35

Life After Cardiac Arrest #012 Sudden death and community defibrillators with SADS UKPaul talks to Anne and John Jolly who founded SADS UK after the sudden death of their son Ashley, aged 16. They talk about what Sudden Arrhythmic Death Syndrome (SADS) is and what their charity does and has achieved to help those who have been affected. They also talk about how they can help schools, clubs, communities and any member of the public get a defibrillator placed into heir community. Presented by Paul Swindell and edited by Matt Nielson. Recorded July 2019 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2019-08-131h 01

Life After Cardiac Arrest #011 Travelling post cardiac arrestPaul talks about various aspects of travelling post-SCA including confidence, insurance, medications, security. More information is available on the travelling page of the Sudden Cardiac Arrest UK website. Presented by Paul Swindell and edited by Matt Nielson. Recorded July 2019 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2019-08-0642 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #010 Psychological aspects of a cardiac arrest with Dr MionPaul talks to clinical psychologist Dr Marco Mion during a live webinar to the Sudden Cardiac Arrest UK Facebook group. Clinical psychology focuses on diagnosing and treating mental, emotional, and behavioural disorders such as depression and anxiety. Dr Mion currently works in London with Stroke patients and also at the Essex CTC where he works with those affected by a cardiac arrest. He talks about his work at the CTC, what clinical psychology is and how it can help people affected by a cardiac arrest. His talk at last years Guinness World Record event was very well received and he...

2019-07-301h 17

Life After Cardiac Arrest #009 The flanking manoeuvres of survivor Joanna BalgarniePaul talks with cardiac arrest survivor Joanna Balgarnie. Joanna's life as a military wife seems to be coming to calmer times as she and her family return to the UK after an extended period abroad. However, things don't go to plan when she has an unexpected and sudden cardiac arrest whilst sharing a bed with her daughter in a strangers house. Joanna talks openly about the event, the impact it has had on her and her families life and how she has overcome the problems that have been thrown at her since. She talks about how she has adapted to...

2019-07-231h 16

Life After Cardiac Arrest #008 A paramedics experience of cardiac arrestPaul talks with senior paramedic Paul Warwick, about his work as a paramedic, educator and the important part he played in the saving of his life when he had a cardiac arrest. Paramedic Paul explains why he swapped a well paid job in engineering for a challenging role with his local ambulance service and never looked back. Paul Warwick has over 16 years paramedic experience with the East of England Ambulance Trust and has attended many cardiac arrests.Presented by Paul Swindell and edited by Matt Nielson. Recorded May 2019 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy...

2019-07-1653 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #007 Beta blockers and other meds with Dr Thomas KeeblePaul talks with consultant cardiologist Dr Tom Keeble, about beta blockers and other medications that cardiac arrest survivors and other cardiac patients might be prescribed with. The conversation touches on what beta blockers are, what they do, why they are commonly prescribed, dosages, activities and sides affects such as tiredness. Additionally, Dr Keeble talks about the common medication protocol for those who have experienced a heart attack (myocardial infarction) and explains what each medication is aiming to do. If you suffer from hay fever you may be interested also in his explanation of anti-histamines and the variability of their...

2019-07-0952 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #006 Cardiac arrest survivor David JefferyPaul talks to cardiac arrest survivor David Jeffery and his remarkable story of "poacher" turned "game keeper". David talks about his arrest from which he has a unique perspective, the whole thing was captured on CCTV. Following his recovery David has looked to give back by not only talking about his story with the BHF but also by becoming a Community First Responder, and after only 6 months he gets the opportunity for the ultimate payback. Presented by Paul Swindell and edited by Matt Nielson. Recorded May 2019 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2019-07-021h 10

Life After Cardiac Arrest #005 Cardiac specialist nurse Neil MageePaul talks to cardiac specialist nurse Neil Magee who has been a key player in the Care After REsuscitaion programme implemented by Dr Tom Keeble and Neil at the Essex Cardiothoracic centre. Neil talks about his work within the CARE programme and how patients and families are catered for when they are admitted following a cardiac arrest situtaion. Presented by Paul Swindell and edited by Matt Nielson. Recorded May 2019 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2019-06-251h 15

Life After Cardiac Arrest #004 Partner and lifesaver Stuart MenziesPaul talks to partner and lifesaver Stuart Menzies about his wife's cardiac arrest and how he handled the situation and aftermath. Stuart is a senior policeman in the Scottish police force and has performed CPR on many members of the public, but when he found himself in a situation where he had to save his own wife, could he do it? Presented by Paul Swindell and edited by Matt Nielson. Recorded in May 2019 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2019-06-181h 12

Life After Cardiac Arrest #003 Cardiac arrest survivor Charlie DickensPaul talks with cardiac arrest survivor Charlie Dickens. Charlie had a heart attack and 5 cardiac arrests in September 2016 and she talks candidly about her experience from the time just before the event, the event and what life has been like since. Presented by Paul Swindell and edited by Matt Nielson. Recorded May 2019 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2019-06-091h 05

Life After Cardiac Arrest #002 Consultant cardiologist Dr Tom KeeblePaul talks with consultant cardiologist Dr Tom Keeble, about his work as a cardiologist and researcher at the Essex Cardiothoracic Centre, Southend Hospital and Anglia Ruskin University. There's discussion about what a cardiac arrest is why there is currently a gulf between the excellent in-hospital care and the post-discharge care, the work being done at the Essex Cardiothoracic Centre and the CARE programme to help those who have been affected by a cardiac arrest. Presented by Paul Swindell and edited by Matt Nielson. Recorded April 2019 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2019-06-0953 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest #001 My journey so farPaul talks about his cardiac arrest and the 5 years journey since it happened, including the formation of the peer support group Sudden Cardiac Arrest UK. Presented by Paul Swindell and edited by Matt Nielson. Recorded May 2019 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2019-06-0951 min

Life After Cardiac Arrest TrailerSubscribe now to learn about life after a cardiac arrest with survivor Paul Swindell. A podcast where we hear stories from survivors, partners, life savers, medical professionals and others who give a 360 degree view of what survivorship is like, what saving a life is like and how we manage to get people back from the "dead". As well as tips and advice along the way there will also be special episodes focusing on what is important to our audience. Presented by Paul Swindell and edited by Matt Nielson. Recorded May 2019 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more...

2019-06-0903 min

Declare The Ones to Watch :: Kara Leonino {EP 80}MEET KARA: Kara Leonino is an Acquisitions Editor for nonfiction at Tyndale House Publishers. She manages product development and the acquisitions process for every nonfiction project. Kara has a bachelor’s degree in English from Ohio University. Since coming to Tyndale, Kara has had the privilege of working with a variety of talented authors, including Ann Swindell, Valerie Woerner, Lisa-Jo Baker, Christi Paul, Kasey Van Norman and Jeremy Camp. She enjoys working with authors who share her passion for books that incite new ideas and offer truth to others. Kara will try most anything once, loves dessert, can often be...

2018-07-0350 min

The Declare Podcast The Ones to Watch :: Kara Leonino {EP 80}MEET KARA: Kara Leonino is an Acquisitions Editor for nonfiction at Tyndale House Publishers. She manages product development and the acquisitions process for every nonfiction project. Kara has a bachelor’s degree in English from Ohio University. Since coming to Tyndale, Kara has had the privilege of working with a variety of talented authors, including Ann Swindell, Valerie Woerner, Lisa-Jo Baker, Christi Paul, Kasey Van Norman and Jeremy Camp. She enjoys working with authors who share her passion for books that incite new ideas and offer truth to others. Kara will try most anything once, loves dessert, ca...

2018-07-0350 min $Nick Tann\'s Is This Thing on Podcast$

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