Remotely Possible: Uncertainty, Anxiety, and Existential Despair

Remotely Possible: Uncertainty, Anxiety, and Existential Despair

By Owen Muir, M.D.Health & FitnessMental Health
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Remotely Possible: Uncertainty, Anxiety, and Existential Despair episodes

  • Sphere of influence: how insurance got so crazy…
    In this preview pilot episode of our forthcoming series sphere of influence, we learned a little bit about how the healthcare industry hides graft, kickbacks, and other nonsense underneath a blizzard of boring names, regulations, and details. You’ll never look at health insurance the same way again!
    10 min
  • What is TMS? (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) explained.
    In this episode, a special bonus educational episode, Dr. MUIR explains what transcranial magnetic stimulation is, what works for, how it feels, and everything I need to know for you getting evaluation for this revolutionary treatment for depression, OCD that Hasn’t responded to other treatments
    13 min
  • Self Disclosure: Lance
    In episode 2 of our “Self-Disclosure” mini series, we join Lance, an RN who went from state hospital patient to registered nurse, and persevered past every obstacle. Join us as we find hope on the other side of depression. Www.asksphere.co
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    16 min
  • Self-Disclosure: Nate Sharon M.D.
    While we work on the next season of remotely possible, we hope you enjoy our first mini series, never before released, self disclosure! Stories of health professionals facing their own mental health, and coming out the other side. Please visit our website at www.asksphere.co And www.Brooklynminds.com. musical contributions by the remarkable John Vanderslice.
    39 min
  • American Tornado
    Understanding racism is difficult, close to impossible at times. We are going to try anyway. We hear from a black woman protesting for her right to survive in the face of police violence, a combat veteran who sees the police violence as disgusting and unprofessional, and Dr. William Osei explains that none of this is new to black kids in America. And we essentially give up on linear narrative or story structure. Www.brooklynminds.com
    22 min
  • Riot city: trailer
    This is a brief trailer of our next episode, where we find our team in the middle of both a pandemic and an explosion of racism across America
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    2 min
  • A Sh@&ty Ouija Board
    (Episode Edit) in an update of episode seven, we listen, with more appreciation of the audio has improved, to our journey to understand COVID-19 testing, one of our team members coming down with symptoms, and understanding the uncertainty surrounding this illness and it’s immune response. Www.brooklynminds.com. If you like podcasts, check out the Listen App, available on the Apple App Store. It lets you share your thoughts with Podcast creators and join the dialogue https://apps.apple.com/us/app/listen-app-podcast-community/id1486892589
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    20 min
  • Covid19 Testing is a Drag
    On this episode, New York is quiet, Except when the ambulance sirens are loud. Carlene comes down with COVID-19, and apparently, almost no one else on our team has it. www.brooklynminds.com Is our website. If you like podcast, check out the Listen App, you can record your responses to this and other shows, and join the conversation!
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    17 min
  • I Never Learned to Draw Blood
    In a brief pause from our exploration of the psychological impact of COVID-19, we travel back in time to the very first podcast Dr. Muir ever put together. It’s a story about Kelly Fiore, MD, a psychiatrist who, when she began Residency, had never learned how to draw blood. This is the story of how she, like so many physicians in the coming days, will have to learn new skills, perhaps that they should have picked up along time ago…. Www.brooklynminds.com , and check out https://open.spotify.com/show/6DcMRsmxqLa0KizEGEhT8i?si=HCMqbP60S3C9TNDTKLL9qg also!
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Remotely Possible: A show about uncertainty, anxiety, and existential despair. Put together by Owen Muir, M.D. We take a mental health lens to look at some of the more frustrating uncertainties of the…