Providence Walk With Me

In this episode of Walk with Me, Martin J. Schreiber, EdD is joined by Dr. Jim Merlino, MD for a grounded, insightful conversation on the real work of physician leadership. Together they explore what it takes to move from excellent clinician to trusted leader - how physicians earn credibility, build alignment across teams, and lead with rigor and humanity amid relentless complexity.

Being live with Fr. Greg Boyle was an inspiring and thought-provoking experience, as he shared his wisdom on compassion, kinship, and the power of second chances. His stories highlighted the transformative impact of radical love and community support, emphasizing the importance of seeing people for who they truly are rather than their past mistakes. The conversation reinforced the idea that true leadership is rooted in connection, humility, and a commitment to uplifting others.

Fr. Greg Boyle's Q&A with Mission Leadership Academy was a deep and engaging discussion on leadership, service, and the power of community. He addressed questions with honesty and humor, emphasizing the need for compassion-driven leadership that prioritizes relationships over rigid structures. His insights encouraged a shift in perspective—seeing those we serve not as problems to be solved but as people to be loved.

Host Martin Schreiber and guest Norman Farb, PhD explore the neuroscience behind sensory exploration as a tool to break free from stress loops, embrace uncertainty, and cultivate change.

Host Martin Schreiber and guest Butch Jerinic unpack the power of improvisation in everyday life, touching on themes of control, authenticity, and the challenges of parenting and leadership. Through humor, personal stories, and deep reflections, the conversation sheds light on the human experience of navigating imperfection.

Sibyl Chavis, CEO with Sounds True, a multimedia publishing company, shares her journey of awakening to create a life of greater clarity and purpose.

Chief People Officer Greg Till explains caregivers are the heart of our mission and how we enable them to be their best.

Hoda Asmar, M.D., executive vice president and system chief medical officer for Providence, talks about understanding your "why" and more.

Sylvain "Syl" Trepanier, DNP, serves as Chief Nursing Officer at Providence. He serves as the voice for nursing at the senior executive level, representing nursing practice for 38,000 nurses in 52 hospitals and 1,085 clinics.

Dr. Anyaoku serves at chief health equity and clinical innovation officer with Providence. Through the different aspects of her work, Dr. Anyaoku pursues her life’s purpose to help people and communities bloom where they are planted.