Hey, folks, Scott Weingard here, and this is the M-Crit podcast. This is the tardy M-Crit podcast. I'm about a week late. I am so sorry. It was just a bunch of conferences, Safe Airway Society, then reanimate, which was freaking amazing. New tickets will go on sale, probably in the next two weeks. And so I apologize, but I'm going to make up for it. You'll have a podcast today. You'll have a

podcast next week. Then I have a bunch of other amazing podcasts coming out. They've already been

recorded. They're in the can. John Holcomb on changes to the massive transfusion paradigm,

hyperangulated blade use, carry sims on the vasopressant trial. So much great stuff already recorded.

So expect a bevy of goodness prior to the new year. So that's all coming out. All right, the topic for

today, how to use a bougie. Why to use a bougie? I'll tell you a little bit more about that in just a second.

Quick mention of the Recess Leadership Academy. That is our virtual recess fellowship. I've run

recess fellowships in real life. This one allows you to not leave your current job, to not have to

abandon your house and family, but still get all of the goodness of a year of resuscitation

training. You will come out and be a recess leader in your department. You will do online curriculum

work. You will work with our host of amazing professors, and then you'll meet with me each month,

and we will talk about cases and questions and ideas, and by the end of it, you will be

a superstar in all things resuscitation. So if you're interested in that, go to resusleadershipacademy.com,

resusleadershipacadcom. And if you reached out and haven't heard, it's probably in your spam,

but if it's not there, just reach out again. We were having some problems with our emails. We were blacklisted.

And as a result, some of those emails for the past month I'm knocked on out.

So if you contact it to this, please just contact this again.

All right, into the show.

So my buddy, my former fellow, the editor of the Shadows, the shadow boxing series here on

MCrit, Ryan Barnacle, spearheaded an effort to write an article on

the expert clinicians take that's piece a segment that the annals has on the bougie and he had

found anything great in the literature wanted to put it out there he got alex bracy and myself and the

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