Florence Nightingales's guest appearances

Florence Nightingales

How Aid Works

Barkology Podcast

John Muir

Denise Mange

Robert Forto

Nathan Childs

Jerry Chasteen

Mike Letchliter

Bernard Rescues

Swansea Jack

Charles Maxwell III

Ronny Lejeune

Spuds McKenzie

OwlTail

The Dog Dads are on the move this episode. Greg is trying to put together a home gym, and Scott's dogs have penny booty in their anal glands again. How do you decide what Christmas gifts to buy? and is it possible to just "look" at dogs, or do you inevitably end up buying them? This weeks dog stories include the dogs who helped find Jack the Ripper; Boomer, a fireman's three legged dog, and Cap, Florence Nightingales first patient. Wag More, Bark Less!

The Dog Dads are on the move this episode. Greg is trying to put together a home gym, and Scott's dogs have penny booty in their anal glands again. How do you decide what Christmas gifts to buy? and is it possible to just "look" at dogs, or do you inevitably end up buying them? This weeks dog stories include the dogs who helped find Jack the Ripper; Boomer, a fireman's three legged dog, and Cap, Florence Nightingales first patient. Wag More, Bark Less!

Episode 30 - Jack the Ripper, Boomer, and Cap Florence Nightingales first patient

Modern day Florence Nightingales explore the big questions in emergency health: how do you provide medical care with minimal equipment? How do you keep your cool when people are dying around you because there aren’t enough doctors, nurses, medicines or time? Why are children still dying of hunger? How do field hospitals work?

Modern day Florence Nightingales explore the big questions in emergency health: how do you provide medical care with minimal equipment? How do you keep your cool when people are dying around you because there aren’t enough doctors, nurses, medicines or time? Why are children still dying of hunger? How do field hospitals work?

Modern day Florence Nightingales (part two)

Three Florence Nightingale Medal recipients reveal what it means to follow in the footsteps of the woman who inspired the international Red Cross Movement. Cath Salmon shares a story of binding shattered limbs in a war field hospital, Ruth Jebb cares for a man whose his wife was washed away in typhoon floods and Anne Carey talks about how local volunteers beat Ebola in West Africa.

Three Florence Nightingale Medal recipients reveal what it means to follow in the footsteps of the woman who inspired the international Red Cross Movement. Cath Salmon shares a story of binding shattered limbs in a war field hospital, Ruth Jebb cares for a man whose his wife was washed away in typhoon floods and Anne Carey talks about how local volunteers beat Ebola in West Africa.