TCB Infomercial: Nurse Blake
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
If you complain that your nurse is too ghetto or too gay if you care about how we act how we look how we talk how we dress You're not sick enough to be in the hospital On this episode of the commercial break I'm staying at, like, right now I'm at an Airbnb in San Diego until Saturday, and then I gotta just choose another place. Why? That's a great question. So, I recently got divorced, and when I say recently, I mean two years ago. Oh, God. I got divorced, and I said recently, for seven years. So there you go. It just sounds better for some reason.
It sounds better.
It sounds better. But then when I'm on a date where I'm like, oh, I got divorced years ago.
How does Nurse Blake's upbringing influence his career?
So in the past. The adjective fits the situation. That's right.
It really does. The next episode of The Commercial Break starts now.
Oh, yeah, cats and kittens, welcome back to the commercial break. I'm Brian Green. This is my dear friend and the co-host of this show, Kristen Joy Hoadley. Best to you, Kristen.
Best to you, Brian.
And best to you out there in the podcast universe. Thanks for joining us on a TCB infomercial Tuesday with internet provocateur, influencer, and comedian, Nurse Blake. I love him. I've been watching him for a while on the lines. Yep. On lines. He's so funny. He is very funny. He's a former practicing trauma one, level one trauma nurse, meaning he would see you when your eyeballs were popping. literally hanging out of your head and he would be the first person to assess what was going on and help you through that trauma so this is like a true angel on earth here but he has turned into kind of a mouthpiece for other nurses around the country he's built a huge community millions of people online follow him because he's saying the things that they won't or can't say about health care and the safety of our doctors and nurses and hospitals in general are
What insights does Nurse Blake share about the nursing community?
healthcare system in general, about the actual physical safety of these people and how they're getting accosted and attacked and all that good stuff. I am looking forward very much to this conversation because I have a stye in my eye and I want him to tell me what to do about the stye.
Because no one ever asks him medical questions.
Yeah, I'm sure that never happens.
I'm sure that never happens.
So it'll be the first question I ask him. We'll get it out of the way and then we'll talk to him about all the other things. He's about to start an 86 city tour. 86 cities. Wow. I know.
I was looking at his tour dates, and it's incredible. It goes on and on.
We were going to do two cities, and we were acting as if the world was ending. How was I going to pack for both cities at the same time? How were we going to get there? Who's going to show up? That didn't happen. So anyway, don't worry about all that jazz. I don't want to get you all muddled and confused.
How does Nurse Blake balance comedy with healthcare advocacy?
He has an actual tour in actual theaters where actual human beings are going to show up. And I'm sure it's a fucking party because I've known some nurses. I've dated a few. They don't shy away from hanging out and having fun. Letting loose. Well, yeah, when you have that three-day on, four-day off kind of schedule. And just the stress that you're under.
You've got to let out some steam.
The immense amount of pressure and all the things that you see and you lose patience. You must lose patience, right? People survive. People don't survive. Despite your best efforts, that's got to be a real psychological mindfuck. I know.
I want to ask him about The Pit, too, because we love that show.
Definitely ask him about The Pit. I'm interested to know. I've read a lot of people online, a lot of doctors and nurses online, comments on The Pit, and almost unanimously say that it is the most realistic version of what happens in an emergency room they have ever seen on screen. And I'm interested to know if Nurse Blake feels the same way. I'm sure he does, but we'll ask him, of course. Anyway, I've got links to his podcast. Social media. I've got links to buy tickets to his tour.
What is NurseCon at Sea and how does it benefit nurses?
In some cities, they're limited or sold out. And he's not playing small rooms either.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:50
2
How does Nurse Blake's upbringing influence his career?
0:50–2:07
3
What insights does Nurse Blake share about the nursing community?
2:07–2:55
4
How does Nurse Blake balance comedy with healthcare advocacy?
2:55–4:02
5
What is NurseCon at Sea and how does it benefit nurses?
4:02–4:44
6
How does Nurse Blake address the challenges nurses face today?
4:44–6:07
7
What are the common misconceptions about nurses?
6:07–7:08
8
How does humor play a role in Nurse Blake's approach to healthcare?
7:08–53:30