This podcast is all about taking the bold leap to study medicine outside of the United States—and turning it into the adventure of a lifetime. We dive headfirst into the excitement, challenges, and game-changing opportunities of earning a medical degree abroad, through the lens of Taymeyah Al-Toubah (Tay). From crossing borders and navigating new healthcare systems to building confidence, grit, and a global mindset, this show celebrates the courage to choose a different path. If you’re ready to break the mold, chase your dream of becoming a doctor, and see the world while doing it—your journey starts here.

In this powerful podcast episode, Carol Clayton, a former teacher and administrator at the Montana School for the Deaf and Blind, shines the light on the inspiring stories, challenges, and triumphs of students, educators, and families. Learn how early intervention secures long-term success in this unique learning community to break barriers, foster independence, and unlock extraordinary potential.

In this episode, we explore the critical link between agricultural regulatory compliance and public health and safety. Featuring insights from agricultural expert consultant Ranger Kielak, this episode dives into real-world examples shaping future compliance standards. Whether you're a consumer, farmer, policymaker, or health professional, this conversation reveals why agricultural regulation isn't just about farming—it's about safeguarding lives.

Dans cet épisode, nous examinons comment les traumatismes transgénérationnels – blessures émotionnelles et psychologiques transmises au sein des familles – façonnent les styles d'attachement à travers les générations. Les traumatismes non traités, transmis par les parents, les grands-parents et même les ancêtres, peuvent influencer la manière dont les individus tissent des liens, font confiance aux autres et régulent leurs émotions dans leurs relations aujourd'hui. Nous explorons les principaux styles d'attachement – sécurisant, anxieux, évitant et désorganisé – et comment les schémas hérités de peur, d'instabilité ou d'indisponibilité émotionnelle peuvent influencer la façon dont les individus interagissent avec les autres, de la petite enfance à l'âge adulte. Découvrez comment les approches tenant compte des traumatismes et la guérison intergénérationnelle peuvent contribuer à perturber ces schémas et à favoriser des relations plus saines et plus sécurisantes.

Pharmacists are one of the most trusted professionals in healthcare, yet few people realize the immense pressure they face behind the counter. “Dispensing Compassion” is a podcast that pulls back the curtain on the growing crisis of pharmacist burnout—caused by understaffing, high workloads, unrealistic corporate metrics, and limited support. Join us as we explore what’s really happening in America’s pharmacies—and what we all can do to support those who provision our medications and our health.

Discover how the personalized medicine approach in acupuncture and Chinese medicine create harmony between the body, mind and soul for optimal health. In this podcast, my good friend JC (www.jeanchristopheprin.com) discusses in depth the principles of acupuncture, how it aids the treatment for addiction, depression, women’s health issues, colic in infants and alleviates cancer therapy side effects such as fatigue, brain fog, nausea, and more.

Approximately 57 million Americans live in rural areas. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) recently published research that uncovered the differences in high blood pressure, obesity, and diabetes were largest among adults of ages 20–39 living in rural communities compared to urban areas. Discover how a department of health and environment serves its rural community in Colorado by creating a diabetes prevention program while deploying a mobile clinic to address access disparities.

Forgiveness has been widely studied in psychology and health research, with evidence demonstrating it has powerful effects on both mental and physical well-being. This podcast offers a framework that fosters forgiveness.

Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes of clinical trials? I sat down with my friend Tanya Frazier who's a clinical trial research consultant with decades of experience in the field to learn more about the costly process.

Psychotherapies can be elevated with understanding patterns transmitted from transgenerational trauma. This podcast conversation explains this field and how it can lead to creating closure for patients. To watch with English subtitles: https://youtu.be/W2d7qkyGQ-Y