Peter & Phil's Courageous Conversations

This week Peter & Phil touch on the importance of civil discourse, the challenges of keeping up with current events, and their disappointment with recent Supreme Court decisions. They explore the need for a less politicized Supreme Court, the importance of civics education, and changing the ratification process for justices and implementing term limits. Join us for another great conversation and tell us what you think!

This week, Peter & Phil discuss the current political climate and the comments made by former President Donald Trump about Kamala Harris's ethnicity. They explore the issue of race and identity, the impact of Trump's rhetoric on the political discourse, and the challenges facing Kamala Harris as a presidential candidate. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the future of democracy and the need for informed and courageous conversations. Join us for another great conversation!

With the Olympics coming to an end in France soon, Peter & Phil discuss how much they've enjoyed the distraction. The conversation explores the history of the Olympics, the dedication and sacrifice of athletes, and the importance of finding distractions and focusing on mental health. Join us this week for a discussion that deviates from the norm (but not too much, of course!) and let us know what you've personally enjoyed about the recent Olympic games!

Olympics, sports, competition, politics, distractions, mental health

Peter & Phil explore the current state of veterinary education and the shortage of teachers in both basic and clinical sciences. They also discuss the importance of integrating cognitive and clinical development in veterinary education and the value of experience in teaching, the need for change in recruitment, and the inclusion of retired practitioners and industry professionals as educators. Join us as they highlight the importance of education in the veterinary profession and the need for innovative approaches to meet future demands!

veterinary education, veterinary medical educators, shortage of teachers, basic sciences, clinical sciences, cognitive development, clinical development, integration, experience, recruitment, retired practitioners, industry professionals, innovative approaches

This week, we finish our conversation with Dr. Jules Benson & Dr. Emily Tincher and explore the challenges and opportunities in the veterinary profession, particularly in the delivery of healthcare. Our special guests discuss the need for systemic change and collaboration among various stakeholders. They emphasize the importance of addressing the diverse needs of pet owners and finding alternative models of care. The conversation also highlights the role of communication and education in creating awareness and understanding among veterinarians. Help us advocate for a collaborative approach to solving these complex issues in the veterinary profession and join this week's conversation.

veterinary profession, healthcare delivery, systemic change, collaboration, diverse needs, alternative models of care, communication, education

In this episode of Courageous Conversations, Dr. Peter Weinstein and Dr. Phillip Nelson are joined by Dr. Jules Benson and Dr. Emily Tincher from Nationwide. They discuss the concept of a spectrum of care and its importance in veterinary medicine. The spectrum of care involves meeting the needs of pet families with a range of options from basic to advanced, considering their goals, values, and resources. The conversation explores the challenges and benefits of practicing spectrum of care, including the need for non-judgmental communication and the potential for increased efficiency and revenue. The episode also discusses the importance of team-based healthcare and the shift towards a client-centric business model. Please join us for another amazing episode with two brilliant guests!

The conversation explores the role of higher education in civil disobedience and the recent protests on university campuses regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. In this episode, Peter & Phil discuss the importance of understanding the history and context of the issue, the impact of outside influences on protests, and the need for open and respectful dialogue. They also touch on the role of faculty and administration in supporting students and facilitating discussions. The conversation highlights the complexity of the issue and the importance of peaceful protest and non-violent communication. Join us for an insightful perspective!

This conversation marks the fourth anniversary of the start of Peter & Phil's Courageous Conversations. Join us this week as they express gratitude for the support they have received and reflect on the importance of having open and honest conversations about race and societal issues. They also discuss the importance of listening and learning from different perspectives and the role of discussions in promoting peace and friendship. They acknowledge that their conversations may not always lead to solutions, but they are committed to challenging each other's beliefs and ignorance. Thank you for joining us for the last four years!

This week Peter & Phil pick up last week's conversation with special guest Courtney Campbell. Please make sure to listen to Part 1 if you missed it.

In this episode, we explore the power of collaboration with Dr. Courtney Campbell, a veterinarian whose journey from Connecticut to Southern California shaped his career and personal growth. Dr. Campbell shares his transformative experiences at Tuskegee University, his pivot from radiology to veterinary surgery, and the importance of finding one’s passion. He discusses the therapeutic benefits of community involvement and his insights on learning from failures and embracing individuality provide valuable lessons on resilience and unity. It was a pleasure to have a modern-day hero on the show this week, and we ask that you tune in for another inspiring conversation!