Meet Dr. Asante Dickson, Chairman of the Radiology at Washington Adventist Hospital.  He's a true New Yorker who was raised in a hip hop culture.  Dr. Dickson is well accomplished on many levels and drops knowledge throughout this entire podcast episode.  Perhaps most impressive is how he breaks down the impact of hip hop culture on his journey through medicine.  As he put it, he was raised in a culture of survival which played a significant role in his development.

Meet student doctor Niyi Soetan.  Have you ever wanted to get into the mind of a medical student?  in this episode Niyi does an excellent job of displaying the thoughts he had along the journey to medical school!  He makes you feel like you're right there with him.  From microagressions to feeling isolated as a child, Student Doctor Soetan shares it all!  My favorite line from this episode was "I didn't realize how different it is when you can't see yourself there!"  Connect

Meet student doctor Niyi Soetan.  Have you ever wanted to get into the mind of a medical student?  in this episode Niyi does an excellent job of displaying the thoughts he had along the journey to medical school!  He makes you feel like you're right there with him.  From microagressions to feeling isolated as a child, Student Doctor Soetan shares it all!  My favorite line from this episode was "I didn't realize how different it is when you can't see yourself there!"  Connect with him on twitter @Medical_Niyi

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Meet James Stewart, a soon to be general surgeon.  When he was around three years of age, he'd run around the house saying "I'm going to be a docor" (he couldn't make the 't' sound yet).  Now that dream is coming to fruition.  In this episode, future Dr. Stewart details his journey to becoming a doctor.  He shares stories of doubt, hard work, and success.  All along the way, he has had the heart of servant, always looking for leadership opportunities to help others.  Connect

Meet James Stewart, a soon to be general surgeon.  When he was around three years of age, he'd run around the house saying "I'm going to be a docor" (he couldn't make the 't' sound yet).  Now that dream is coming to fruition.  In this episode, future Dr. Stewart details his journey to becoming a doctor.  He shares stories of doubt, hard work, and success.  All along the way, he has had the heart of servant, always looking for leadership opportunities to help others.  Connect with him on twitter @stewartwjames

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If you want to meet an impressive guy then you want to meet Showly Nicholson.  This medical student has his act together.  Showly is currently in med school at Harvard and prior to that did his undergraduate education at Harvard as well.  Growing up, basketball was his passion and he was determined of going the NBA.  That didn't happen, but I think we'd all agree that he's done pretty well for himself so far.  In this episode, you'll learn how Showly is able to take lessons from

If you want to meet an impressive guy then you want to meet Showly Nicholson.  This medical student has his act together.  Showly is currently in med school at Harvard and prior to that did his undergraduate education at Harvard as well.  Growing up, basketball was his passion and he was determined of going the NBA.  That didn't happen, but I think we'd all agree that he's done pretty well for himself so far.  In this episode, you'll learn how Showly is able to take lessons from various areas of life and incorporate them into other areas.  Perhaps, this skill came from years of discipline on the basketball court.  From Hoops to Harvard!

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Dr. Maurice Sholas does it all!  I like to call him the Renaissance Doc!  He is a doctor, businessman, speaker, etc. etc. etc.  In his own words, he is a "chief medical expert." In this episode, you'll hear tons of jewels for success!  A good ol' boy with southern Louisiana roots, Dr. Sholas has traveled widely and been exposed to a variety of cultures.  He is a trained Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation doctor, and also has a PhD.  This man is doing it all!!!  To learn more about Dr. Sholas  visit www.docmosho.com/

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Dr. Maurice Sholas does it all!  I like to call him the Renaissance Doc!  He is a doctor, businessman, speaker, etc. etc. etc.  In his own words, he is a "chief medical expert." In this episode, you'll hear tons of jewels for success!  A good ol' boy with southern Louisiana roots, Dr. Sholas has traveled widely and been exposed to a variety of cultures.  He is a trained Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation doctor, and also has a PhD.  This man is doing it all!!!  To l

Dr. Clarence Lee Jr. is a physician, entrepreneur, and motivational speaker.  He is the author of the books "Persist" and "Well My Mom Says".  Dr. Lee's journey has definitely been an interesting one.  From living in rough areas to being a flight surgeon in the military, he's seen overcome a great many obstacles.  You're in for a real treat on this episode.  Learn more about Dr. Lee at http://clarenceleejr.com/

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