Michelle and I aren’t exactly the “typical” medical students if such a thing even exists. Our paths to medical school were anything but straightforward. One of us doubted whether we were truly meant to be here, while the other carried the quiet guilt of not feeling the intense passion everyone else seemed to have.

In this episode, we’re opening up about the insecurities we rarely say out loud the moments we questioned our worth, the fear of being “found out,” and the expectations that made us wonder if we belonged at all.

We’ll dive into how we recognised our imposter syndrome, what helped us navigate it, and whether we’ve actually overcome it… or if we’re still learning to make peace with it.

In part two, Dr. Kulkarni shares his experience of moving to and living in Rwanda, training the next generation of maxillofacial surgeons, and building and managing his own clinic. Tune in and enjoy this inspiring episode!

In this episode, PART 1 of the Two part Series , Dr. Amol shares his remarkable journey a path shaped by his deep passion for both surgery and the wilderness. We dive into what first inspired him to pursue a career in medicine, the pivotal decision to specialize in maxillofacial surgery, and how that passion eventually led him across continents to Africa. Dr. Amol reflects on his transformative clinical experiences in Tanzania and the personal and professional growth that came with practicing medicine in such a unique setting.

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Ganza , a third-year radiology resident, as she shares her inspiring medical journey from Rwanda to China and back home to Rwanda. She takes us through the challenges and triumphs of studying medicine abroad, the cultural adjustments she faced, and how those experiences shaped both her personal and professional growth. We also touch on her decision to pursue radiology, what life is like as a resident, and her hopes for the future of healthcare in Rwanda.

In this episode, Dr Michael Kozlowski shares with us his journey to Medicine and Palliative care Medicine. We discuss what it truly means to care for people at the end of life, The quiet strength behind difficult conversations, the power of simply being present and the deep humanity at the core of palliative medicine.

In this episode, Faith and Kudzaishe return to talk about what comes next after med and dental school. With graduation around the corner, they share the excitement and uncertainty of stepping into the real world, applying for internships, moving to the UK and Ireland, and figuring out life after years of studying in Poland.

In this episode, our guests Faith and Kudzaishe who are in their final years of Dental and Medical school walk us through their journeys and time spent studying in Poland.They share what inspired them to pursue their careers abroad, the challenges they encountered along the way, and the mindset that helped them persevere.

From addressing common misconceptions about medicine and dentistry to navigating mental health as students, they offer an honest look into life behind the white coat.We also respond to some of your most pressing questions about medical school life.

In Part 2 of this episode, we explore the next big chapter; internship applications, moving to the UK and Ireland, and preparing for life after Med/Dental school. Enjoy part 1 and Stay tuned for part 2!

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