Surge: An ICU Nurse on the Front Lines of Covid's Deadliest Days in NYC
Josh Penchina and Nora Singley
8 episodes
10 hours ago
The 5-year anniversary reissue of the 2020 podcast chronicling the daily battles of an elite ICU nurse during the deadliest phase of NYC’s Covid pandemic (early April 2020).
The series was born from daily phone calls between the nurse and her friends—the producers—that became increasingly urgent, revealing stories the world needed to hear.
At the time of its initial broadcast, the unauthorized* first-hand accounts were unlike any other reporting on frontline caregivers swamped by caseloads and resource shortages.
*Unauthorized to speak publicly, the nurse and her hospital are not named
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The 5-year anniversary reissue of the 2020 podcast chronicling the daily battles of an elite ICU nurse during the deadliest phase of NYC’s Covid pandemic (early April 2020).
The series was born from daily phone calls between the nurse and her friends—the producers—that became increasingly urgent, revealing stories the world needed to hear.
At the time of its initial broadcast, the unauthorized* first-hand accounts were unlike any other reporting on frontline caregivers swamped by caseloads and resource shortages.
*Unauthorized to speak publicly, the nurse and her hospital are not named
Surge: An ICU Nurse on the Front Lines of Covid's Deadliest Days in NYC
4 minutes 58 seconds
6 months ago
8. Last Rites
The nurse's personal audio journal for her therapist, recorded at her breaking point.
Surge: An ICU Nurse on the Front Lines of Covid's Deadliest Days in NYC
The 5-year anniversary reissue of the 2020 podcast chronicling the daily battles of an elite ICU nurse during the deadliest phase of NYC’s Covid pandemic (early April 2020).
The series was born from daily phone calls between the nurse and her friends—the producers—that became increasingly urgent, revealing stories the world needed to hear.
At the time of its initial broadcast, the unauthorized* first-hand accounts were unlike any other reporting on frontline caregivers swamped by caseloads and resource shortages.
*Unauthorized to speak publicly, the nurse and her hospital are not named
