Tremendous wisdom in this podcast that actually dissects a real interaction with physician and patient. This is important not only for physicians but for patients too. I particularly appreciated the hubris of the physician podcasters who discussed their responsibility as supervising physicians in fostering a communication model that was not optimal for physicians and patients Scott Abramson

Fabulous discussion. Perfect for women in medicine month.

As a neurologist and clerkship director, these conversations give me real hope that our deeply broken medical system can be reimagined. They illuminate how we can educate young physicians to remain deeply committed to their patients while being trusted, supported, and protected from the toxic environments that too often leave them feeling exploited. Listening reminds me why I chose this work—and why it matters to keep shaping the next generation of healers.

Saul and Stefan are really good interviewers to work with. We covered such a wide range of controversial issues, and I learned a lot from them.

This podcast, definitely led by two very articulate and thoughtful physicians, Dells into the edges of what it means to be a healer. They also think very carefully about larger societal influences on being physicians, including racism, including political thoughts, including how to operate in a complex healthcare system. They also have a real comfort with each other and are able to amplify and clarify things that each other says in a way to make it accessible to the listeners.

“On Becoming a Healer” offers engaging discussions on improving lives. Though aimed at medical pros, non-medical listeners gain much from its empathy, communication, & caregiving insights. Dynamic & insightful, it’s valuable for anyone passionate about healing & meaningful connections.

Excellent episode with so many great insights. This will really make a difference for me in my work. Thank you!

Started off well but then got repetitive. Also, you should have used some real case examples. Too vague