Henry and Tyler get truly intriguing conversations going with their guests. I’m especially intrigued by the episode this week 5/1/25.

I came across this podcast couple months ago and have been enjoying it immensely since. Each guest has their very unique perspective in the deeper meaning of medicine and what each can do to not lose sight on those things due to burnt out etc. I really appreciate the time and efforts that got put into this. Everyone should take a listen! So much you can gain from these!

The guests and stories are all inspiring, whether it's because of the humanism or because of the accomplishments. These episodes have some truly remarkable people. Very impressed over here.

Looks like this show is in its second year but it's quite impressive who they've managed to talk to. The conversations are fairly high quality though I did wish the audio quality was more consistent (I know it's sometimes not the show's fault but still). Hope the hosts continue improving.

… I hope my doctors are listening to this podcast, for their own sanity and inspiration. And I’d like to do a better job making meaning in my own profession, which is music. It’s funny how music can become mechanical if I don’t “nurture [my] sense of wonder so it’s always ahead of [my] craft,” as composer JAC Redford says. Sound like that’s true in medicine, and I guess it’s true in just about any aspect of life. I’m trying to sustain the magic and meaning in music, and I’ve taken some inspiration by analogy from how these doctors rediscover and surface meaning, and bump into something bigger, in their own work.

Just a fantastic and inspiring story of the med school student who discovered and cured his own disease. I can’t wait to listen to the other podcasts!

This episode was absolutely incredible and inspiring. What an uplifting experience to listen to this remarkable journey. Thanks for all your podcast episodes!

This is one of my favorite podcasts! I’ve worked in healthcare marketing and communications most of my career and truly enjoy the stories, camaraderie and insights. Each episode provides a nice mix of thought-provoking questions, humor and empathy. I’ve recommended it to my colleagues, family and friends!

I’m taking the MCAT next April and have been following y’all for close to a year; I love the content. I have to say though, the most recent show “purposeful rest” I would’ve appreciated some constructive dialogue, or an elaboration on why the host feels medicine is sexist/patriarchical. I don’t want the show getting political, because that’s not why the audience is here; but when a view such as that is espoused silence is agreement or you don’t care imo. Both of which I feel you owe the audience something on that front as the host because you’re controlling the conversation. I would’ve appreciated some feedback from the hosts, even if it’s a contentious topic. For real though, love the content; don’t stop! 🙏🏻

The title is both of an episode and of a stance. This podcast series recognizes medicine as a moral art, intrinsically imbued with meaning that is beyond technological expertise. Wonder if Chatbots will replace doctors? Not doctors like those in the episodes! Grateful for wisdom in an age of burnout, economic efficiency and depersonalization in medicine. Keep going!

Even though your podcast is tailored to an audience of doctors, I feel that it should be highly recommended for all those who enter the healthcare profession. As a certified nursing instructor for many years AND a cancer survivor, I can think of many stories that would also be informative from my experiences…some positive and some not so much. I wish I had an avenue for sharing…maybe the guts to start my own Nurse podcast!

Loved Chaplain Bruce Feldstein story with Mrs. Martinez, very touching. Looking forward to the next episodes.

A great podcast and important for our times. Healthcare workers will find it engaging and inspirational, and the general audiences will find it interesting as well. Everyone will get a lot out of listening to it.