ParaPodcast — Paramedicine from Africa to the World
A podcast by paramedics, for paramedics. Conversations with EMS leaders, researchers, and pioneers from across the globe.
Find your lane.
Education
All 8+ →
Leadership
All 7+ →
Mental Health
All 6+ →
African EMS
All 5+ →
Press play. Anywhere.
Stream the full back catalogue right here, or carry the show with you on Spotify, Apple, YouTube — whichever player runs your day.
A conversation worth your commute.
Why Good People Make Deadly Mistakes — Human Factors & Patient Safety
With Prof Ken Catchpole — the most recent conversation in the ParaPodcast catalogue.
Watch episodeFrom the most recent recordings.
Three pillars. One profession.
Education, networking, and a craft of audio storytelling — purpose-built for the global EMS community.
Educational Resources
Research, case discussions, and clinical insights from paramedicine in Africa and worldwide — free, indexed, evidence-led.
Browse the library →Global Network
Conversations with practitioners across 10 countries — share what works, learn what doesn’t, build the profession together.
Meet the guests →Be on the Show
Researcher, educator, frontline practitioner — if you have something to say to the global EMS community, we’d love to record with you.
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Three paramedics, three time zones.
ParaPodcast began as late-night voice notes between three paramedics scattered across the globe. Elias in Dubai, Malusi in Adelaide, Thulani in Doha — all asking the same questions about their profession.
We hit record. Today the show reaches paramedics across continents — students, educators, frontline crews, and the researchers shaping where the profession goes next.
Have something to say?
If you have expertise in paramedicine, emergency care, or healthcare leadership — book a slot when all three hosts are free.
Book an interviewQuestions, collaborations, ideas.
Reach out for research collaborations, interview suggestions, or just to say hello. We read everything — we don’t always reply quickly, but we always reply.