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Navigating the scorching summer heat can be a matter of life and death. That's why Tim gets right down to the nitty-gritty of heat-related illnesses and arms you with knowledge that could save lives. From the sudden onslaught of heat stroke to the grueling symptoms that can catch anyone off-guard, this episode is an urgent call to action.Host: Tim Page-Bottorff https://www.bcm.edu/news/know-the-signs-heat-exhaustion-can-quickly-turn-to-heat-strokehttps://www.osha.gov/sites/default/files/...

Every trainer knows the feeling of weariness that can set in after countless safety sessions. Imagine if someone tells you that your session saved their lives. That isn't just a pick-me-up—it's an affirmation of the lifesaving potential we harness every time we stand up to teach.Share this with your colleagues and remember: every story told, every lesson learned, could be the one that makes all the difference.Host: Danny SmithGuest Don Wilson

Larry Pearlman steps into the Consultant Spotlight as the newest team member to discuss what he's learned from SafeStart. He also shares his thoughts on just culture, and how people are the solution, not the problem. Host: Danny SmithGuest: Larry Pearlman

Ever found yourself chuckling after a near-miss that could've turned sour? Imagine realizing that the key to safety might just be a mental 'nudge' you give yourself, at the right time. Discover how to master this lifesaving self-triggering technique, all while enjoying a good chuckle at life's quirky teaching moments.Host: Tim Page-BottorffGuest: Jeremy Hyde

Discover the transformative power of a safety-first mindset and how fostering a 'zero harm for all' culture isn't confined to the workplace—it's a life philosophy. Host: Tim Page-BottorffGuest: George Irving

Have you ever faced a task that spiraled into a series of errors, leaving you to wonder where things went wrong? This episode peels back the layers of our subconscious mind's role in safety and how frustration and unmet expectations can lead to critical mistakes.Host: Danny SmithGuest: Keith Ausborne