Episodes: 58
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.5/5.0
Estimated listeners: 10k-100k
Gender skew: Neutral
Location: Canada
YouTube: 621.0k subscribers
Instagram: 762.0k followers
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Brian Goldman - Emergency physician, medical journalist, author, and longtime CBC broadcaster known for reporting on healthcare and the experiences of patients and clinicians.
Fan-Wah Mang - Physician Burnout, Leaving Family Practice, And Training Doctors For Sustainable Careers.
Ned Bell - Improving Hospital Meals, Patient Health, And Environmentally Sustainable Food Programs.
Keith Sakata - Ai-related Mental Health Risks, Chatbot Sycophancy, And The Phenomenon Described As AI Psychosis.
Nicholas Sparrow - Volunteer Emergency Response, Rural And Remote Medical Care, And Critical Roadside Interventions.
Rick Zarnett - Knee And Hip Replacement Access, Surgical Wait Times, And Improving The Healthcare System.
She's a doctor with MS. Why is that a problem?
September 18, 2026
Dr. Erin Norris used to hide her multiple sclerosis to preserve her career as a rheumatologist. She was following an unspoken rule in medicine: either you practice at 100%, or you can’t practice at all. Yet one in five Canadian MDs self-identifies as having a disability. Now, Dr. Norris has rebuilt a career that works for her – all while challenging an ableist medical culture that pushes doctors with disabilities out the door.
Why U.S. nurses are moving north
September 11, 2026
Minnesota nurse Shane Tyson was frustrated by patients going without care because they couldn’t afford medication, and shaken by an ICE arrest at his hospital. Meanwhile, Canada needs nurses – and when Tyson saw B.C. was recruiting, he made the move to Nanaimo. Local volunteers Tod and Jocelyn Maffin have built an online community helping health-care workers like Shane move to Canada.
Becoming the doctor her community needs
September 04, 2026
Gurleen Kaur Chahal is one of the inaugural students at Toronto Metropolitan University’s new Peel Region medical school, designed to serve the area’s diverse population. In this encore episode, she shares her determination to be part of the solution for the kinds of struggles her multigenerational Punjabi household has faced accessing care.
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