Episode 110 - Influencing and Opportunities with Mack
Sep 18, 2026 · 55 min · 9 segments
Send us Fan Mail 🎙️ **RT Sidebar Show Notes** This week on **#RTSidebar**, we’re hanging out with **Mack from Respiratory**—an RT influencer who’s…
Sep 18, 2026 · 55 min · 9 segments
Send us Fan Mail 🎙️ **RT Sidebar Show Notes** This week on **#RTSidebar**, we’re hanging out with **Mack from Respiratory**—an RT influencer who’s…
Mindy ConklinHostJoe LewisHostSo, Mac, Mackenzie, you've been posting a lot.
You have a lot of good stuff out there.
Do you have a favorite, one that just made your heart melt, just like, "I did a great job"? Tell us all about that specific one so we can look it up.
Nice.
I think it's probably one of my most, it pr- I think it's my most viewed videos, but it is my favorite, only because it includes, um, not humor I have just come up with.
Things have been actually said to me in real life, and it was nice for me not only to see that I'm not alone in it, but, um, just putting real world experiences out there and have it going over that well.
And it was just the humor in that one specifically, um, the left lung, I don't know if you guys can remember this video, but-
So there's a couple of clips within this one, but my favorite part of it is I was asked by a doctor one time, "Oh, hey, are you getting a lot of secretions out of the left lung?" And I truly looked at him blank stare, just like this, and was like, "What?" And he, he was like, "Yeah, out of the left lung.
Like, left lung." And I'm like, "I know what you're saying, but I have a suction catheter in my hand, so I don't..." I didn't say all of that.
Honestly, I was like, in that, in true time, probably a little bit flustered and annoyed that, um, he was making me feel like the dumb one.
Mm-hmm.
That, that, so have, Mindy or JJ, have you ever been asked a silly question by someone that should know better? [laughs] Like, like there's not a camera on the end of your suction catheter.
Have you guys ever had one of those, and you're just like, "Uh..." 'Cause you're right, Mac, you're just sitting there going, "How did that question even come out of your brain?"
And I might get a little bit mouthy when I get irritated by someone making me feel that way.
So, Mac, Mackenzie, you've been posting a lot.
You have a lot of good stuff out there.
Do you have a favorite, one that just made your heart melt, just like, "I did a great job"? Tell us all about that specific one so we can look it up.
Nice.
I think it's probably one of my most, it pr- I think it's my most viewed videos, but it is my favorite, only because it includes, um, not humor I have just come up with.
Things have been actually said to me in real life, and it was nice for me not only to see that I'm not alone in it, but, um, just putting real world experiences out there and have it going over that well.
And it was just the humor in that one specifically, um, the left lung, I don't know if you guys can remember this video, but-
So there's a couple of clips within this one, but my favorite part of it is I was asked by a doctor one time, "Oh, hey, are you getting a lot of secretions out of the left lung?" And I truly looked at him blank stare, just like this, and was like, "What?" And he, he was like, "Yeah, out of the left lung.
Like, left lung." And I'm like, "I know what you're saying, but I have a suction catheter in my hand, so I don't..." I didn't say all of that.
Honestly, I was like, in that, in true time, probably a little bit flustered and annoyed that, um, he was making me feel like the dumb one.
Mm-hmm.
That, that, so have, Mindy or JJ, have you ever been asked a silly question by someone that should know better? [laughs] Like, like there's not a camera on the end of your suction catheter.
Have you guys ever had one of those, and you're just like, "Uh..." 'Cause you're right, Mac, you're just sitting there going, "How did that question even come out of your brain?"
And I might get a little bit mouthy when I get irritated by someone making me feel that way.
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