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Scrubs, sarcasm, and saving lives — one patient (and cocktail) at a time. Welcome to Vet Tech Nerd Party — the unfiltered, laugh-out-loud podcast where four seasoned Registered Veterinary Technicians gather 'round the mic (and the drink cart) to spill stories, vent, educate, and celebrate the real, raw, and ridiculous world of veterinary medicine. Hosted by Mallory Dickinson, RVT, and co-hosted by Jenn, Julia, and Erin, this is more than just a podcast — it's a survival circle for the vet tech soul. With over 80 years of combined experience across general practice, shelter med, equine, surgery, emergency, marine mammal, and teaching, the crew dives deep into everything from burnout and boundaries to maggot-infested nightmares, favorite surgical cases, and the art of not losing your mind during a nail trim. Whether you’re elbows deep in a parvo kennel, dodging anal glands like a ninja, or just trying to remember what day it is — Vet Tech Nerd Party is your new favorite hangout. 🎧 What to expect: – Candid convos about the chaos and comedy of vet tech life – Hot takes on workplace culture, teaching, and mental health – Brutally honest insights, advice, and war stories – Ridiculous games, dark humor, and relatable moments – Guests, giveaways, drinks, and debates 🐾 Who we’re here for: – Vet techs, assistants, and students – Animal lovers and pet parents – Veterinary professionals who need a break — and a laugh – Anyone who’s ever left a neutered testicle in their bra – You. Especially if you're not okay — and that’s totally okay. 📍 New episodes drop regularly on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms. 📸 Follow us: @Pacific.Lens.Studios 📥 Contact: info@pacificlensstudios.com

  1. Moral Injury vs. Burnout | Dr. G on The Corporate Excel Sheet vs. Vet Med | Vet Tech Nerd Party

    3D AGO

    Moral Injury vs. Burnout | Dr. G on The Corporate Excel Sheet vs. Vet Med | Vet Tech Nerd Party

    Is it burnout, or are you actually suffering from moral injury? Join host Mallory Dickinson and co-hosts Jenn and Julia as they welcome back the "big guy," Dr. Gershon Alaluf (Dr. G), for a deep dive into the psychological toll of modern veterinary medicine. Fresh off a massive research project involving over 3,200 surveys, Dr. G pulls back the curtain on his findings regarding emotional labor and the corporate "numbers game." From the "Sunday Scaries" to the heartbreaking reality of veterinary suicide, this episode explores why the "gold standard" of care often clashes with the cold reality of Excel spreadsheets. 🎧 What you'll discover: – Moral Injury Defined: Why doing something against your oath is different from just being "tired." – The Client Factor: Why emotional labor scales are driven almost entirely by client interactions, not the medicine. – Cortisol & the Brain: How chronic stress creates irreversible changes similar to CTE in athletes. – The Corporate Critique: A raw look at how KPIs and ACT numbers are driving talented professionals out of the industry. 🐾 Who will love this episode: – Veterinary technicians & assistants – Animal lovers & pet owners – Veterinary students & recent graduates – Vet med professionals seeking humor & community – Practice managers & owners interested in team culture 🎬 Timestamps: 00:00 – Intro: Mental health disclaimer and the "Big Guy" returns 07:11 – Defining Moral Injury: The soldier’s trauma in the vet clinic 14:22 – Luxury Items: Why pet ownership in a recession is a "moral injury" catalyst 21:50 – The Dark Side: Suicide prevention and the "Allostatic Load" on the brain 30:29 – Sustainability: Is the profession losing its best people? 34:42 – The "Dr. G Is Me" Saga: Email nightmares and joint-account tangents 43:23 – Vegas vs. Orlando: A breakdown of VMX, WVC, and corporate "Trump Towers" 46:50 – The Practice Manager Encounter: Finding closure after a corporate firing 51:28 – The Hill We Die On: Retractable leashes, shelter chances, and cat intubation 59:02 – Final Words: Corporate "Excel" culture and the impact on families 🔔 Stay Connected: – Like this video if you learned something new! – Drop your questions or share your clinic stories in the comments. – Subscribe & hit the bell icon to never miss an episode. Welcome to the Nerd Party. We're not okay – and that's totally okay. 📚 Resources Mentioned: – 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: 988lifeline.org – QPR Training: qprinstitute.com 🎧 Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms. 📸 Follow us: @Pacific.Lens.Studios 📥 Contact: info@pacificlensstudios.com Season 2 Ep. 10 #VetTechLife #MoralInjury #VetMed #VetTechNerdParty #DrG

    1h 2m
  2. Locked Doors to New Beginnings | Insurance & Launching a Vet School | Vet Tech Nerd Party

    FEB 27

    Locked Doors to New Beginnings | Insurance & Launching a Vet School | Vet Tech Nerd Party

    What career paths exist for RVTs outside the clinic? Is pet insurance a smart pivot for vet techs ready for something different? Join host Mallory Dickinson and co-hosts Jenn, Julia & special guest Phil Snow, RVT for a hilarious, engaging episode of Vet Tech Nerd Party as they unpack real-life burnout, the pivot into pet insurance, teaching as a way to give back, and the wild behind-the-scenes story of how a locked-door school shutdown helped spark OC Veterinary Assistant School. Packed with laughs, relatable insights, and professional wisdom, this episode is perfect for vet techs, animal lovers, and veterinary professionals alike. 🎧 What you'll discover: – VTNE vs California exam reality + why testing strategy matters long-term – Burnout even in “great clinics”: emotional drain, hypervigilance, and the silent drive home – Pet insurance as a pivot: what claim work/training is actually like (and why techs love it) – How teaching started immediately after licensure — and how it shaped Phil’s career path – The Heritage shutdown story, the 90/10 rule, and how they got students through anyway – Building OC Veterinary Assistant School + accidental SEO win + expanding into Lake Forest – Phil’s best advice for techs: perseverance, durability, and not quitting over one bad moment 🐾 Who will love this episode: – Veterinary technicians & assistants – Animal lovers & pet owners – Veterinary students & recent graduates – Vet med professionals seeking humor & community – Techs considering leaving clinics but wanting to stay in vet med (insurance, teaching, training) – Anyone curious how vet tech programs and licensing pathways actually work behind the scenes 🎬 Timestamps: 00:00 – Part 2 kickoff + VTNE vs California exam talk (and why some techs had to re-test) 06:30 – “Unicorn clinic” reality check: management pressure + burnout still happens 13:30 – Hypervigilance at home + emotional exhaustion (silent drive home vibes) 20:30 – Bernie stories: foreign bodies, “bad dogs,” and clinic culture memory lane 27:00 – Pivot to pet insurance: VPI/Nationwide, trainer life, and why some techs thrive there 33:30 – Teaching right after licensure + interview/CPR presentation story 39:30 – Heritage campus shutdown: locked doors, 90/10 rule, and finishing students anyway 46:00 – Launching OC Veterinary Assistant School + naming/SEO luck + expansion to Lake Forest 51:30 – Closing advice: perseverance, staying flexible, and the crew’s sendoff 🔔 Stay Connected: – Like this video if you learned something new! – Drop your questions or share your clinic stories in the comments. – Subscribe & hit the bell icon to never miss an episode. Welcome to the Nerd Party. We're not okay – and that's totally okay. 🎧 Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms. 📸 Follow us: @Pacific.Lens.Studios 📥 Contact: info@pacificlensstudios.com Season 2 Ep. 9 #VetTechNerdParty #PetInsurance #VTNP #VetTech #RVT

    55 min
  3. From the Navy to Vet Med | Phil Snow on Alt Route, Mid-Levels & Vet Culture | Vet Tech Nerd Party

    FEB 20

    From the Navy to Vet Med | Phil Snow on Alt Route, Mid-Levels & Vet Culture | Vet Tech Nerd Party

    Ever wonder how someone goes from the Navy… to kennel… to RVT… to running a school? Join host Mallory Dickinson and co-hosts Jenn, Julia & special guest Phil Snow, RVT for a hilarious, story-packed episode of Vet Tech Nerd Party that dives into Phil’s origin story in vet med, the “put in your time” reality of hospital life, and the ongoing debate around alternate route licensing vs traditional programs. From traumatic first cases and after-hours foreign bodies to classic clinic pranks and hard opinions on mid-level practitioners, this one balances laughs with real professional perspective — perfect for techs who want community and the honest behind-the-scenes of how this career actually works. 🎧 What you'll discover: – Phil’s entry into vet med: how one volunteer attempt turned into a career – The case that hooked him early (and why first “wow” moments matter) – Kennel-to-treatment growth: earning trust, putting in reps, and leveling up – Alternate route vs traditional schooling: who it serves, when it works, and why it’s still expanding – The mid-level practitioner debate: what could help, what could backfire, and what’s missing 🐾 Who will love this episode: – Veterinary technicians & assistants (new and seasoned) – Vet tech students choosing a pathway to licensure – Clinic teams who lived the “after-hours surgery” era – Vet med pros who love the culture, the chaos, and the dark humor coping mechanisms – Anyone curious about how licensing standards vary state-to-state 🎬 Timestamps: 00:00 – “Deposition” intro chaos + why Phil’s in the hot seat 04:45 – Navy exit, Laguna move, and the kennel job that changed everything 12:30 – Grinding in kennel + earning trust in treatment 16:50 – C-sections, foreign bodies, and GP culture at Canyon 21:40 – Why Phil chose the RVT path despite pay realities 26:30 – Hospital-paid schooling + loyalty + golden era of licensing 31:15 – Alternate route vs degree route: who each path really serves 36:50 – Mid-level practitioner debate: threat or opportunity? 42:30 – VTS, liability, and whether vet med should mirror human medicine 47:00 – Licensing loopholes, state differences, and California standards 51:20 – Part two preview: insurance, school ownership, AI, and business 🔔 Stay Connected: – Like this video if you learned something new! – Drop your questions or share your clinic stories in the comments. – Subscribe & hit the bell icon to never miss an episode. Welcome to the Nerd Party. We're not okay – and that's totally okay. 🎧 Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms. 📸 Follow us: @Pacific.Lens.Studios 📥 Contact: info@pacificlensstudios.com Season 2 Ep. 8 #VetTech #RVT #VetMed #VetTechNerdParty

    53 min
  4. Breed Patterns vs Bias | Frenchies, Doodles, Zebras & Real Talk | Vet Tech Nerd Party

    FEB 13

    Breed Patterns vs Bias | Frenchies, Doodles, Zebras & Real Talk | Vet Tech Nerd Party

    Is noticing breed patterns “being breedist”… or is it just good medicine? Join host Mallory Dickinson and co-hosts Jenn, Julia, and Erin for a hilarious, engaging episode of Vet Tech Nerd Party as they unpack breed stereotypes, genetic realities, and the fine line between smart pattern recognition and lazy diagnosis. From Frenchies and doodles to Dobermans and Greyhounds, the crew shares clinic stories, hot takes, and practical reminders that help techs anticipate needs without boxing patients in. Packed with laughs, relatable insights, and professional wisdom, this episode is perfect for vet techs, animal lovers, and veterinary professionals alike. 🎧 What you'll discover: – When breed pattern recognition helps (and when it turns into bias) – The “genes load the gun, environment pulls the trigger” framework in real-life cases – Common breed-linked conditions techs should anticipate (IVDD, BOAS, DCM, wobblers, bloat, and more) – Why “zebra hunting” can wreck your diagnostics—and how to stay sharp without getting lazy 🐾 Who will love this episode: – Veterinary technicians & assistants – Animal lovers & pet owners – Veterinary students & recent graduates – Vet med professionals seeking humor & community – Shelter/low-cost clinic teams dealing with high-stress patients and real-world constraints 🎬 Timestamps: 00:00 – Neuter timing chaos + episode setup 07:00 – Breed patterns: bias vs good medicine + “breedist” confessions 14:00 – Frenchies/bulldogs: ethics, rescues, and frustration with “cute” breeding 21:00 – Doodles/designer trends + responsible breeding vs irresponsible demand 28:00 – Genetics vs environment: IVDD/BOAS/HCM/DCM + “genes load the gun” 35:00 – Owner choices, mismatched lifestyles, and why environment changes outcomes 42:00 – Breed awareness in practice: handling, anesthesia prep, and anticipating needs 49:00 – Offended owners/breeders: “my breeder said…” vs your clinical reality 56:00 – Lazy diagnosis vs smart rule-outs: zebras, horses, and real examples 1:03:30 – Favorites to work on/own + greyhound prey drive story + closing takeaway 🔔 Stay Connected: – Like this video if you learned something new! – Drop your questions or share your clinic stories in the comments. – Subscribe & hit the bell icon to never miss an episode. Welcome to the Nerd Party. We're not okay – and that's totally okay. 🎧 Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms. 📸 Follow us: @Pacific.Lens.Studios 📥 Contact: info@pacificlensstudios.com Season 2 Ep. 7 #VetTech #VetMed #VetTechLife #VetMedHumor #VeterinaryMedicine #VetTechNerdParty

    1h 10m
  5. Who Controls Vet Tech Education? | Burnout, Budgets & Growth | Vet Tech Nerd Party

    FEB 6

    Who Controls Vet Tech Education? | Burnout, Budgets & Growth | Vet Tech Nerd Party

    Learning in vet med isn’t just about CE credits: it’s about access, power, burnout, and who actually gets to grow. In this episode of Vet Tech Nerd Party, host Mallory Dickinson and co-hosts Jenn, Julia, and Erin settle into a long, honest conversation about what education really looks like for veterinary professionals once real life, money, leadership, and systems get involved. What starts with stories about conferences, CE budgets, and swag culture quickly expands into something bigger: how techs navigate uneven support, relief work, employer priorities, innovation overload, and the emotional crash that comes when inspiration meets clinic reality. Along the way, the group unpacks learning psychology, skepticism around new products, and why continuing education can become either busywork or one of the few forms of leverage vet techs truly own. Funny, candid, occasionally unhinged, and deeply relatable, this episode reflects how growth in vet med is rarely linear, fair, or simple, but still worth fighting for. What you’ll hear explored: Why learning in vet med feels energizing and exhaustingHow budgets, leadership, and job structure shape who gets access to growthThe difference between education that checks boxes and education that changes practiceNavigating innovation, new products, and healthy skepticism without losing curiosity Who will resonate with this episode: Veterinary technicians & assistantsVet med professionals navigating burnout or career transitionsVeterinary students thinking ahead about longevityRelief and contract techs managing growth without built-in supportAnyone who’s ever come back inspired and hit a wall Timestamps: 00:00 - Cold open, drinks, and why learning in vet med gets complicated 07:18 - Paying for CE: value, swag, sponsorships, and reality 15:06 - Budget gaps, employer support, and uneven access to growth 25:02 - Online learning, free CE, and making education work without money 34:08 - Why conferences feel so good (group learning & dopamine) 39:52 - The emotional crash: inspiration meets clinic reality 46:11 - Innovation, new products, and professional skepticism 53:14 - Future medicine on the horizon: injectables, nutrition, long-term care 58:40 - Final takeaway: education as leverage, protection, and power Stay Connected: Like this video if it resonated with youShare your learning wins or frustrations in the commentsSubscribe and hit the bell to stay with the Nerd Party Welcome to the Nerd Party. We’re not okay and that’s totally okay. Resources Mentioned: VetGirl (online CE): vetgirlontherun.comSCVMA Veterinary Team Member education access: scvma.org/continuing-education Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms Follow us: @Pacific.Lens.Studios Contact: info@pacificlensstudios.com Season 2, Episode 6 #VetTech #VetMed #VetTechLife #VetMedBurnout #VetCommunity #VetTechNerdParty #PacificLensStudios

    1 hr
  6. Big Cats, Burnout & Close Calls | Jenny Weldy shares Wildlife Vet Tech Stories | Vet Tech Nerd Party

    JAN 30

    Big Cats, Burnout & Close Calls | Jenny Weldy shares Wildlife Vet Tech Stories | Vet Tech Nerd Party

    What’s it really like trying to break into zoo, exotic, and wildlife medicine—and why does it burn out even the most passionate techs? Join host Mallory Dickinson and co-hosts Jenn, Julia, and Erin with special guest Jenny Weldy, RVT for a hilarious, story-packed episode of Vet Tech Nerd Party. From growing up in a wildlife vet household (yes… animals in the bathroom) to the brutal reality of competitive exotics jobs, gatekept knowledge, and leadership burnout, Jenny brings real-world wisdom—and big-cat chaos—to the nerd table. Packed with laughs, relatable vet med truths, and hard-earned professional insight, this episode is perfect for vet techs, animal lovers, and veterinary professionals alike. 🎧 What you’ll discover: – What it’s like growing up with a zoo/wildlife veterinarian parent (and how early “field exposure” starts) – The real path into zoo/exotics/wildlife: grunt work, volunteering, and strategic specialty pivots – Why “gatekeeping knowledge” is dangerous for patients, teams, and hospital sustainability – Burnout, toxicity, and why upper management often breaks great techs 🐾 Who will love this episode: – Veterinary technicians & assistants – Animal lovers & pet owners – Veterinary students & recent graduates – Vet med professionals seeking humor & community – Techs curious about zoo, exotic, wildlife, or specialty medicine careers 🎬 Timestamps: 00:00 – Jaguar scream cold open + “we’re not okay” energy 03:00 – Meet Jenny Weldy, RVT: zoo/wildlife background + why this niche is so small 10:39 – Inside the exotic hospital setup + “VTNP on the road” idea 18:20 – How to break into zoo/wildlife: grunt work, volunteering, and patience 23:10 – Burnout + toxicity in niche vet med (and why change is slow) 26:18 – Gatekeeping knowledge vs. strong hospitals (what actually protects patients) 31:43 – Vet school training gaps + why so much gets referred out 47:01 – Big-cat stories: jaguars, primates, and the cheetah anesthesia incident 🔔 Stay Connected: – Like this video if you learned something new! – Drop your questions or share your clinic stories in the comments. – Subscribe & hit the bell icon to never miss an episode. Welcome to the Nerd Party. We're not okay – and that's totally okay. 📚 Resources Mentioned: – VIN (Veterinary Information Network): vin.com – Ranger Zack Show: youtube.com/@therangerzakshow 🎧 Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms. 📸 Follow us: @Pacific.Lens.Studios 📥 Contact: info@pacificlensstudios.com Season 2, Ep. 5 #VetTech #VetMed #Exotics #ZooMedicine #WildlifeRehab #VetTechNerdParty #PacificLensStudios

    53 min
  7. Can You Legally Do That? | CA RVT Scope, Supervision & Emergencies | Vet Tech Nerd Party

    JAN 23

    Can You Legally Do That? | CA RVT Scope, Supervision & Emergencies | Vet Tech Nerd Party

    Ever had a clinic moment where you thought, “Wait… is this actually legal in California?” Join host Mallory Dickinson and co-hosts Jenn, Julia, and Erin for a hilarious, real-talk breakdown of California RVT scope of practice—what’s clearly allowed, what’s commonly misunderstood, and what can put patients (and licenses) at risk. From direct vs indirect supervision to emergency exceptions, anesthesia induction/monitoring, and dental extractions, this episode is packed with laughs, relatable chaos, and serious professional wisdom—because “we’ve always done it this way” doesn’t protect anybody. 🎧 What you'll discover: – Direct vs indirect supervision (what it actually means and why clinics mix it up) – What legally qualifies as an emergency (and what “emergency” does not cover) – Anesthesia induction + monitoring: what’s allowed vs what happens in real clinics – Dental extractions + the flap/sectioning gray zone (and why boundaries matter) 🐾 Who will love this episode: – Veterinary technicians & assistants – Animal lovers & pet owners – Veterinary students & recent graduates – Vet med professionals seeking humor & community – Anyone working in California vet med trying to stay sharp, safe, and within scope 🎬 Timestamps: 00:00 – Cold open chaos + why this episode even exists (scope confusion starts early) 06:45 – Direct vs indirect supervision explained (what California actually means) 14:30 – Emergency exceptions: what qualifies, what’s allowed, and when authority ends 23:10 – Anesthesia induction reality: legality vs clinic shortcuts 32:20 – Clinic culture problems: training gaps, normalization of bad practices 41:40 – Anesthesia monitoring: alarms, troubleshooting, and patient-first thinking 50:10 – Dental extractions, flaps, and scope gray zones that burn licenses 58:45 – Final takeaways: scope = patient advocacy + PU straw surgery sendoff 🔔 Stay Connected: – Like this video if you learned something new! – Drop your questions or share your clinic stories in the comments. – Subscribe & hit the bell icon to never miss an episode. Welcome to the Nerd Party. We're not okay – and that's totally okay. 📚 Resources Mentioned: – California RVT supervision levels (direct vs indirect) – California emergency exception criteria 🎧 Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms. 📸 Follow us: @Pacific.Lens.Studios 📥 Contact: info@pacificlensstudios.com Season 2, Ep. 4 #RVT #CaliforniaRVT #VetTechNerdParty

    1h 1m
  8. Imposter Syndrome in Vet Med | Confidence, Competence & Chaos | Vet Tech Nerd Party

    JAN 16

    Imposter Syndrome in Vet Med | Confidence, Competence & Chaos | Vet Tech Nerd Party

    Do you ever wonder why you doubt yourself even when you're clearly crushing it? Join host Mallory Dickinson with Jenn, Julia, and Erin for a hilarious, honest, deeply relatable dive into imposter syndrome in vet med. From perfectionism and people-pleasing to skill doubt and comparison traps, this episode breaks down the mental battles techs face daily — with humor, vulnerability, and zero sugar-coating. Packed with real stories, emotional truth, and light-bulb moments, this one hits home for anyone who's ever thought, “Should I even be here?” 🎧 What you'll discover: – The 5 types of imposter syndrome every vet tech encounters – Why perfectionism & overpreparing fuel burnout – Skill doubt, confidence crashes & the “super-tech myth” – How environment, culture & mentorship shape self-trust – Practical, encouraging ways to reframe your inner critic 🐾 Who will love this episode: – Veterinary technicians & assistants – Animal lovers & pet owners – Veterinary students & recent graduates – Vet med professionals seeking humor & community – Anyone battling imposter syndrome or burnout 🎬 Timestamps: 00:00 – Being brave: confidence as an action, not a feeling 00:42 – Welcome back: drinks, chaos & today’s topic — imposter syndrome 04:02 – The 5 types: perfectionist, expert, soloist, superhero, natural genius 10:17 – Burnout patterns: overworking, overdoing & unrealistic expectations 13:09 – Skill doubt, second-guessing & the anxiety–competence loop 17:20 – Comparison traps: “super techs,” memory wizards & muscle-memory skills 24:03 – Clinical gaps, specialty jumps & when your brain lies to you 31:08 – Growth vs. discomfort & learning to thrive in the gray 40:02 – Why culture matters: training, mentorship & psychological safety 53:11 – Fighting imposter syndrome: reframing, receipts, small wins & community 1:13:56 – Final thoughts: you're not a fraud — you're a badass vet professional 🔔 Stay Connected: – Like this video if you learned something new! – Drop your questions or share your clinic stories in the comments. – Subscribe & hit the bell icon to never miss an episode. Welcome to the Nerd Party. We're not okay – and that's totally okay. 🎧 Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms. 📸 Follow us: @Pacific.Lens.Studios 📥 Contact: info@pacificlensstudios.com Season 2, Ep. 3 #VetTech #VetLife #VetTechNerdParty

    1h 16m
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Scrubs, sarcasm, and saving lives — one patient (and cocktail) at a time. Welcome to Vet Tech Nerd Party — the unfiltered, laugh-out-loud podcast where four seasoned Registered Veterinary Technicians gather 'round the mic (and the drink cart) to spill stories, vent, educate, and celebrate the real, raw, and ridiculous world of veterinary medicine. Hosted by Mallory Dickinson, RVT, and co-hosted by Jenn, Julia, and Erin, this is more than just a podcast — it's a survival circle for the vet tech soul. With over 80 years of combined experience across general practice, shelter med, equine, surgery, emergency, marine mammal, and teaching, the crew dives deep into everything from burnout and boundaries to maggot-infested nightmares, favorite surgical cases, and the art of not losing your mind during a nail trim. Whether you’re elbows deep in a parvo kennel, dodging anal glands like a ninja, or just trying to remember what day it is — Vet Tech Nerd Party is your new favorite hangout. 🎧 What to expect: – Candid convos about the chaos and comedy of vet tech life – Hot takes on workplace culture, teaching, and mental health – Brutally honest insights, advice, and war stories – Ridiculous games, dark humor, and relatable moments – Guests, giveaways, drinks, and debates 🐾 Who we’re here for: – Vet techs, assistants, and students – Animal lovers and pet parents – Veterinary professionals who need a break — and a laugh – Anyone who’s ever left a neutered testicle in their bra – You. Especially if you're not okay — and that’s totally okay. 📍 New episodes drop regularly on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms. 📸 Follow us: @Pacific.Lens.Studios 📥 Contact: info@pacificlensstudios.com

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