Episodes: 223
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.8/5.0
Estimated listeners: 10k-100k
Gender skew: Female
Location: USA
YouTube: 458 subscribers
Instagram: 3.1k followers
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Emily Silverman - Physician and host of The Nocturnists. The show’s mission is to humanize healthcare and foster joy, wonder, and curiosity among clinicians and patients alike.
Lisa Rosenbaum, MD - Moral Injury, Storytelling In Medicine, Systemic Failures Vs Individual Agency, Cultural Narratives Shaping Physicians During Covid-19.
Kaylee Glenn - How Early Experiences In A Memory Care Setting Inspired Her Nonprofit Work; Dementia And Caregiver/music-based Support.
Susan Wise Bauer, M.DIV, PhD - How Illness Has Been Understood Across Centuries; Historical Frameworks For Disease; Fear/suffering/uncertainty And Trust In Authority.
Beyond Moral Injury with Lisa Rosenbaum, MD
June 11, 2026
Cardiologist Dr. Lisa Rosenbaum tells the story of how her grandfather—a physician-writer whose experience as a patient transformed his view of medicine—influenced her sense of purpose, storytelling, and care. As she navigated her own path through medicine and writing, she became increasingly interested in the cultural narratives shaping physicians' experiences, particularly during the COVID-19 era. Drawing on a viral "Milk Duds" story and broader shifts in burnout discourse, she explores the...
The Memory Disco with Kaylee Glenn (Crossover Episode with Remo Health)
June 04, 2026
In this crossover episode with Remo Health, Kaylee Glenn of the Day By Day Project shares how a childhood moment playing violin in a memory care facility inspired her to create a music-focused nonprofit for people living with dementia. This episode was originally produced by Remo Health as a part of their "Talking Dementia" podcast. Remo Health is an innovative telehealth company providing whole-person care to people living with dementia and their caregivers. To learn more about Remo, visit r...
The History of Being Sick with Susan Wise Bauer, M.DIV, PhD
May 28, 2026
Historian Susan Wise Bauer tells the story of how, across centuries—from ancient civilizations to modern medicine—humans have tried to make sense of illness through evolving frameworks, from divine punishment to bodily imbalance to germs. Drawing on historical accounts and cultural analysis, she explores how fear, suffering, and uncertainty shape not only medical knowledge but also trust in authority and social behaviors—and ultimately shows that our present-day struggles with medicine and tr...
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