Bundle Of Hers

There is a skewed mindset that we need to give 100% all the time. But there is strength in admitting you are not at full capacity—even momentarily—and a break is needed. That is when community matters. Concluding the comeback of our IDENTITY SERIES—a three-parter exploring who we are as human beings—in S5E4, Lina talks to Noor Mashal about the strengths and struggles of their shared identity as Palestinians, and how the Israel–Palestine conflict impacts their personal and professional lives in medicine.

There is a skewed mindset that we need to give 100% all the time. But there is strength in admitting you are not at full capacity—even momentarily—and a break is needed. That is when community matters. Concluding the comeback of our IDENTITY SERIES—a three-parter exploring who we are as human beings—in S5E4, Lina talks to Noor Mashal about the strengths and struggles of their shared identity as Palestinians, and how the Israel–Palestine conflict impacts their personal and professional lives in medicine.

Living as a minority in America, there can be pressures to conform and fit in with the majority. Continuing our IDENTITY SERIES—a three-parter exploring who we are as human beings—in S5E3, Mariam and Harjit talk about the complexities of being first-generation/immigrants in America, and how assimilation has impacted their experiences in both their personal and professional lives.

Living as a minority in America, there can be pressures to conform and fit in with the majority. Continuing our IDENTITY SERIES—a three-parter exploring who we are as human beings—in S5E3, Mariam and Harjit talk about the complexities of being first-generation/immigrants in America, and how assimilation has impacted their experiences in both their personal and professional lives.

We are excited to bring back our IDENTITY SERIES—this time, a three-parter exploring who we are as human beings. In this special episode, Hạ talks to fellow medical student Xian Mao about how their identities—some similar, some different—impact their self-expression, and how the model minority expectations have played a role throughout their lives.

We are excited to bring back our IDENTITY SERIES—this time, a three-parter exploring who we are as human beings. In this special episode, Hạ talks to fellow medical student Xian Mao about how their identities—some similar, some different—impact their self-expression, and how the model minority expectations have played a role throughout their lives.

BUNDLE OF HERS returns with conversations and stories of growth. Like a seed that blossoms, it takes time to grow into our true, authentic selves. The lessons we learn along the way add to our identities. In the fifth season premiere, we look back on intern year—the good and the bad, the predicted and shocking. Join us as we continue to grow and learn from our diverse experiences, and each other.

No journey is the same, even if we are on the same path. Our different experiences shape who we are and who we hope to become. In the season four finale of BUNDLE OF HERS, we look back on our first year of medical residency—expectations and realities. And as we transition from interns to second-years, we also discuss what we hope the future of our medical careers will look like, and the legacies we hope to continue creating.

No journey is the same, even if we are on the same path. Our different experiences shape who we are and who we hope to become. In the season four finale of BUNDLE OF HERS, we look back on our first year of medical residency—expectations and realities. And as we transition from interns to second-years, we also discuss what we hope the future of our medical careers will look like, and the legacies we hope to continue creating.

How we choose to express ourselves in our personal lives should not impact our careers and how professional—or unprofessional—others may deem us. But so often, we can be penalized or punished professionally for something personal. And this can lead to identities being hidden due to fear of being seen as "unprofessional." Concluding the three-part conversation on professionalism, in S4E19, Margaux, Harjit, and Leen discuss social media's role in professionalism, and define what it means—to them—to be professional.