In this episode, Alison Bailey hosts Cathie Biga, Ed Fry, and Vance Chunn in the first part of a discussion about what value cardiology brings to a larger organization.

In this episode, Alison Bailey hosts Geoff Rose and Jesse Adams in a discussion about how to maintain autonomy in an integrated practice.

In this episode, Alison Bailey hosts James Beckerman in a discussion about some of his unique hobbies, including chainsaw carving, and how he got interested in them.

In this episode, Alison Bailey hosts Ann Honeycutt and Jerry Blackwell in a discussion about how to assess bringing a new technology or skillset to the practice.

In this episode, Alison Bailey hosts Heather Ross in a discussion on health policy, Dr. Ross's journey of running for Congress, and how it all has influenced her passion for advocacy.

In this episode, Alison Bailey hosts Jane Linderbaum, Disty Pearson, and George Rodgers in a discussion on the College's recent competency statement chaired by this group regarding clinical competencies for nurse practitioners and physician assistants in cardiovascular medicine.

In this episode, Alison Bailey hosts Susan Smyth, Nancy Albert, and Bob Harrington, who are successful clinicians across the cardiovascular spectrum of basic science, clinical cardiology, and nursing science and education, in a discussion about developing a successful career that includes research.

In this episode, Alison Bailey hosts Heval Kelli in a discussion about his amazing path to medicine and how he is using what he has learned to improve the lives of those around him.

In this episode, Alison Bailey hosts Athena Poppas, Richard Kovacs, and Jerry Blackwell in a discussion about change management skills and how to incorporate these very important skills into our lives.

In this episode, Alison Bailey hosts Vaani Panse Garg in a discussion about one of Dr. Garg's favorite hobbies, Indian dancing, and how it keeps her life in balance.