Alison Trainor - Podcast Details

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MedStory Podcast A Rare Cancer. A New Baby. And a Mother’s Fight to Stay Here.At 35, healthy and pregnant with her second child, Dr. Alison Trainor was living the life she had worked so hard to build, a career she loved, a growing family, and a future that felt secure. But a sudden scan on Valentine’s Day revealed more than 20 tumors in her liver, leading to a diagnosis so rare only 90 cases appear in the US each year. Overnight, Alison went from ICU physician to patient, forced to confront the terrifying possibility of leaving her toddler and newborn behind.In this emotional and deeply human episode, Alison opens up...

2025-11-1716 min

Moms of Medicine 55. Solo episode - going through chemotherapyKeywordscancer treatment, chemotherapy, motherhood, emotional support, personal journey, health challenges, parenting, medical experiences, resilience, community supportSummaryIn this solo episode, Dr. Alison Trainor shares her personal journey through cancer treatment while balancing motherhood. She discusses the emotional and physical challenges of chemotherapy, the impact of hair loss, and the support she received from friends and family. Alison reflects on the complexities of navigating her health while being a parent and the importance of community support during difficult times.Takeaways...

2025-11-0647 min

This is Manitoba Why are American doctors moving to Manitoba?From better work-life balance to Canada’s universal health care, more U.S. doctors are finding reasons to move to Manitoba. Dr. Arleigh Trainor shares her reasons for leaving the States, and Dr. Alison Carleton talks about what's attracting physicians to rural Manitoba.And more U.S. doctors are on their way, Manitoba’s health minister says. What does that say about the province’s doctor recruitment push? CBC’s Faith Fundal speaks with Dr. Nichelle Desilets, president of Doctors Manitoba, about what this means for the province’s health-care system.CBC's...

2025-10-2415 min

Moms of Medicine 54. Catching up with Dr. Polly van den BergSummaryIn this conversation, Ali and Polly reflect on the past year since their last chat, discussing personal growth, work-life balance, and the challenges of parenting. Polly shares her experiences with returning to work, navigating childcare, and the impact of illness on their family. They delve into the pressures of the medical profession, the importance of mental health support, and the benefits of couples therapy. The discussion also touches on family planning and the considerations that come with it, particularly in light of Polly's husband's health. Overall, the conversation highlights the complexities of parenting, relationships...

2025-10-1041 min

Moms of Medicine 53. Dr. Jenn Gates Nassar on doing pediatrics residency with young children, how being a mom impacts her work, what it's like being a pediatrician with the current misinformation, and her future career aspirationsSummaryIn this conversation, Dr. Jenn Gates-Nassar shares her journey as a pediatric resident, balancing the demands of her medical training with motherhood. She discusses her motivations for pursuing medicine, the challenges of being a resident with young children, and the emotional toll of caring for sick kids. Dr. Gates-Nassar also highlights the importance of advocacy in public health, the impact of adverse childhood experiences on long-term health, and the challenges posed by misinformation in healthcare. Throughout the discussion, she reflects on her aspirations for the future and the ongoing learning process in medicine.

2025-09-2545 min

Moms of Medicine 52. Catching up with Dr. Lauren PuretzIn this episode we catch up with Dr. Lauren Puretz from episode 33. If you haven't listened to that episode yet, I would suggest listening to that episode first.In this episode we talk about:- How Lauren's practice has been doing since opening 8/2024. We last spoke when she was 2 months in and there have been some bumps in the road- How her running career has been going. Also, a few bumps.- Feeling a bit like she was in the hole and how she's been digging herself out...

2025-09-1144 min

DJ K~DAWG, The DJ Alternative™25.08.29 TGIF Club 2000s - Friday's late night podcastmostly 2000s club (00-25) + a dash of classic disco (podcast night was down friday night so this is late) ooh la la - wiseguys guess - billie ielish if you could read my mind - stars on 54 take it off - fisher twilight zone - 2 unlimited hollaback girl - gwen stefani / no doubt end of time - beyonce i feel love - donna summer milkshake - kelis the party has just begun - freestyle freak - klaas and bodybangers touch me like you mean it - korr-a bassline - gotsome nails hips hair heels - todrick i'm o...

2025-08-311h 59

Moms of Medicine 51. Dr. Janelle Nassim on life after her spontaneous coronary artery dissection and how it affects her views on motherhood and her careerSummaryIn this conversation, Dr. Janelle Nassim shares her journey as a dermatologist and a mother, detailing her experience with a life-altering heart attack caused by a coronary artery dissection (SCAD) shortly after the birth of her second child. She discusses the symptoms leading up to the event, her hospital experience, and the emotional and physical recovery process. Janelle reflects on the changes in her perspective towards life, motherhood, and work, emphasizing the importance of gratitude, vulnerability, and accepting help from others.Time stamps00:00 Introduction...

2025-08-2853 min

Moms of Medicine 50. Dr. Tali Lando - pediatric ENT surgeon, mom of 3 and author of 2 bookssummaryIn this conversation, Dr. Tali Lando shares her journey as a pediatric ENT and a mother of three daughters. She discusses the challenges of balancing a demanding medical career with motherhood, the importance of support systems, and the evolution of parenting dynamics as children grow. Dr. Lando reflects on her experiences with burnout, the role of passion projects in rejuvenating her career, and the lessons learned from her journey through cancer treatment. She emphasizes the significance of honesty in parenting and the power of anecdotes in medicine, providing valuable insights for working...

2025-08-141h 37

Moms of Medicine 49. Solo episode - everything leading up to starting cancer treatmentPicking up where we left off from the last solo episode. This one goes into everything from initial diagnosis leading up to starting treatment.Thanks for listeningSupport the show

2025-07-311h 01

Moms of Medicine 48. Catching up with Dr. Kashi Goyal from episode 9keywordscareer transitions, parenting, work-life balance, family dynamics, health journey, personal experiences, professional choices, future planning, medical education, lung transplantationsummaryIn this conversation, Ali and Kashi reconnect after two years to discuss Kashi's recent transition to faculty in lung transplantation, her family's dynamics, and the impact of Anika's health journey on their lives. They explore themes of work-life balance, career aspirations, and the emotional complexities of parenting, especially in light of past challenges. Kashi shares her insights on navigating uncertainty and the joy of...

2025-07-1737 min

Pigiste pas Figiste Plus capable — Quand faut-il rompre avec un client ?Animée par Alison Pentecost, artiste voix off et ancienne instructrice de cours en groupe, Pigiste pas Figiste est la meilleure façon de prendre une pause de votre journée de travail et s'entrainer pendant 10 minutes.Dans cet épisode, on travaille notre mobilité dans le bas du corps pendant qu’on identifie les signes d’un client difficile et comment s’en départir.Le lien vers le guide d'éxercices est ici.Le lien vers le site web de Dervla Trainor est ici.Animation et Rédaction : Alison PentecostChanson t...

2025-07-0915 min

Freelance Fitness This Just Isn't Working Anymore: When is it time to break up with your Client?Freelance Fitness is a weekly 10 minute exercise break from your workday aimed at freelance creative folks, hosted by freelance voiceover artist and former fitness instructor Alison Pentecost.In this episode, we find length and mobility in our lower body while identifying the red flags that tell us when we should say goodbye to a client, and what's the best way to go about it.Link to a video exercise guide is here.Link to Dervla Trainor's website resources is here.Written and Hosted by: Alison PentecostTheme Song: Snakes...

2025-07-0915 min

Moms of Medicine 47. Dr. Joyce Park (aka TeaWithMD) on her career in dermatology with a social media platform, brand partnerships, and telehealth private practice all while being a mom to 2 little kidsSummaryIn this episode, Dr. Joyce Park shares her journey as a board-certified dermatologist and social media influencer, discussing her unique path into teledermatology and the challenges of balancing motherhood with her career. She reflects on the evolution of her practice, the importance of social media in driving patient engagement, and the realities of outsourcing childcare. Dr. Park emphasizes the need for women to redefine success and not be afraid to take non-traditional paths in their careers.TakeawaysDr. Joyce Park is a board-certified dermatologist with a teledermatology practice.She began...

2025-07-0339 min

Moms of Medicine 46. Postpartum Depression, taking time off from residency, type I diabetes, and health care education and advocacy with Dr. Padget Skogman"Because then I had to go back to residency, and I could have quit but I didn't want to. I was feeling better, but going back as a brand new first time mom - breastfeeding, not sleeping, all the things - was so much easier than going through residency with depression."This episode is with Dr. Padget Skogman who is a board certified pediatrician.In this episode we talk about:- Dealing with depression in residency- The disconnect between what her program director thought was an appropriate...

2025-06-1951 min

Moms of Medicine 45. Solo episode - big secret and how I got diagnosed with cancerSolo episode today sharing a big secret I've been keeping (I promise this isn't click bait) and everything leading up to my cancer diagnosis.Thank you for listening xoxoSupport the show

2025-06-1246 min

DJ K~DAWG, The DJ Alternative™25.06.01 Happy Pride Month to all - kickin it off big all eras - 80s-25 mega set Madonna.music Break my soul. beyonce Donna summer X 2 . Hot stuff /Bad girls Im every woman . whitney Let's all chant . Mz band TENSION . Kylie Minogue Don't make a fool of yourself . STACEY Q Never there . Cake Born this way . Gagá Free . Ultra nate Made you look . Megan Trainor I feel your love is my love . Donna vs whitney Mash Look what u made me do . Taylor U + Ur hand . P!nk Take it off . Fisher Who's your daddy? . ronson Dirty filthy . Celeda Touch me like u mean it . Korr A WerQ Bitch . Britney Absolutely not. ...

2025-06-012h 39

Moms of Medicine 44. Dr. Suzanne Koven on the importance of writing in medicine, how things have changed for women since she trained and how there's still room for improvement, and so much more!"It’s really just an extension of the general ethos in medicine which has existed for a very long time – generations, centuries - which says that in order to make other people well we have to make ourselves sick. That is only recently being questioned. "This episode is with Dr. Suzanne Koven who was a primary care physician at Massachusetts General Hospital for over 30 years, has had a prolific literaray career and now serves as the Writer in Residence of Massachusetts General Hospital full time.In this episode we talk...

2025-05-2258 min

Moms of Medicine 43. Private surgery practice with your spouse, waiting to have kids until after residency, and the challenges of female mentorship with Dr. Nicole Basa"I think we're so geared on the next step - what do I have to do next, I need to complete this before I get to the next step, then this will make me happy. I think we're constantly doing that to ourselves and we don't even know what happy means or what we wanted. My husband and I sat down, we were at Red Robins getting french firies and burgers, and we looked at each other and were like 'Is this what we worked our whole lives to be? This is not great. This is not that fun'."

2025-05-0841 min

Moms of Medicine 42. Dr. Sheri Dewan on neurosurgery, ignoring the detractors, having children in residency, writing her memoir, and doing pro bono surgeries in India"That was the moment where I almost quit. That was my pivotal moment. We saw so many people die as a level 1 trauma center so there was so much emotional baggage that we carry as doctors through that, but I never faltered. It was always 'this is what I want to do, this is what I was born to do,' and that moment when I was verbally attacked at this grand rounds, that questioned everything to me about my choices in neurosurgery."This episode is with Dr. Sheri Dewan, a board certified neurosurgeon...

2025-04-2438 min

Moms of Medicine 41. Direct primary care, parenting a child with a rare disease, having kids in residency, social media, and so much more with Dr. Lauren Hughes"I got in a lot of trouble and so I will never forget my attending said you will never keep the lights on if you practice like that."This episode is with Dr. Lauren Hughes who is a primary care pediatrician in Kansas City.In this episode we talk about:- Having kids in residency and how this might have been the worst time to have kids but there's also no good time- Having a baby intern year and then having twins in March 2020...

2025-04-1040 min $Scotty-aka-heymrdj\'s Podcast$

Scotty-aka-heymrdj's Podcast 15-03-25 Crucial Sounds Radio ShowINXS - Disappear (Red Zone Mix)Clean Bandit Ft Julia Michaels - I Miss You (Cahill Remix)Calvin Harris & Sam Smith - Promises (David Guetta Remix)Lonnie Liston Smith - Space Princess (Dave Lee Space Goddess Mix)Meghan Trainor & Mike Sabath - Wave (R3HAB Remix)The Beatmasters Ft Cookie Crew - Rock Da HouseMoonshine & Twan Ray - What Is LoveCalvin Harris & Dua Lipa - One Kiss (Oliver Heldens Remix)Mark Ronson & Miley Cyrus - Nothing Breaks Like A Heart (Don Diablo Remix)Groovy 69 - Back To Life...

2025-03-161h 57

Moms of Medicine 40. Infertility, emergency medicine, long distance relationships, quitting your job, advocating for yourself, and having a large family with Dr. Camie Sorensen" I remember I was working a morning shift and it was 7 or 730 and I remember exactly where I am because I have a spatial memory and I was in between these two rooms. One had a STEMI and I was trying to get him to the cath lab, the other had a stroke I was trying to administer tpa and I get a phone call and the nanny is calling out."This episode is with Dr. Camie Sorenson who is an Emergency Medicine physician in Fresno, California. In this e...

2025-03-1359 min

Moms of Medicine 39. Solo episode answering listener questions!I answer some listener questions in this episode including:- My journey through med school, residenc, fellowship into being an attending- The specifics of my current job- What it's like training and raising a family in Boston- If I ever feel guilty about choosing medicine as a mom- Expectations vs reality - what I hold onto and what I let go- Best time to have a baby- Using a financial planner- Self doubt as a new attending- Dealing with childhood illness

2025-01-3043 min

Moms of Medicine 38. Pregnancy outcomes for surgical trainees, leave policies, and culture change with Dr. Erika Rangel"I had Ethan when I was a fourth year resident and then my younger son, Lane, I had as a first year attending. Both of them were NICU babies. They were both preterm delivieries, both had quite a number of complications and even more prominent a memory than the experience in the ICU was that desire to avoid being a burden to your colleagues."This episode is with Dr. Erika Rangel, who is a trauma and critical care surgeon at Massachusetts General Hospital.We discuss:- Parental leave policies and how these effect birth...

2025-01-1634 min

Moms of Medicine 37. Dr. Jessi Gold on her memoir "How Do You Feel", changing the culture of medicine, and being human"For some reason we were taught that if we were good at our jobs we could do it and never be affected by it. I don't know who told us that but that was stupid."This episode is with Dr. Jessi Gold, who is a psychiatrist at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center and the Chief Wellness Office for the University of Tennesse System. In this episode we talk about:- Her memoir "How Do You Feel"- The decision to share her story- Changing the culture in medicine to...

2025-01-0254 min

Moms of Medicine 36. Dr. Cornelia Griggs on her memoir "The Sky Was Falling", having kids in surgery training, balancing the demands of surgical training with the need to become competent, and how she's doing now"I am proud of myself for everything I've overcome but I also think it's ridiculous some of the sutff I had to go through to get here and I think some of it made me a better person and I think some of it was just bad to go through."This episode is with Dr. Cornelia Griggs, who is a pediatric surgeon at Massachusetts General Hospital.In this episode we talk about:- Her memoir "The Sky was Falling" about her time working in NYC during the pandemic- Finding out her...

2024-12-1954 min

Moms of Medicine 35. Dr. Karen Leitner, physician and coach, discusses all your burning questions"Now in this day and age of electronic everything, people can message you all the time. So if you're not willing to say these are the times I'm willing to be available for work and these are the times I'm not, you could be working 24/7.There's this paradigm of inbox zero but even when you get to inbox zero you turn off your computer, theres' something that's in there again. So inbox zero really only happens if you leave your job or all your patients die. So it's sort of just growing your tolerance - I'm...

2024-12-0544 min

Moms of Medicine 34. Dr. Flora Sinha on secondary infertility, coaching, taking a leave of abscence, boundaries, and the koy of having an only child"I've hit the point of burnout multiple times in my life. Most recently it was after I started my coaching business. So I was working full time as a primary care outaptient physician and I was coaching my clients on my admin half day and weekends. I realized that what was burning me out was medicine post-pandemic. I just couldn't do it anymore and it took me a while to recognize why I was feeling the way I was feeling. So I took some time to self-reflect. Actually a year ago in August I took 4 weeks off of unpaid...

2024-11-2152 min

Moms of Medicine 33. Dr. Lauren Puretz, OBGYN and ultra-runner, on "balance", prioritizing personal goals, negotiating, and starting your own practice"I wanted to maintain my running and then work was catching up and I think that's when it got kind of crazy in terms of you know I'm trying to do too much. And when you have too many balls in the air waiting until they hit the ground and a lot of problems with mariage, a lot of problems with kids, and a lot of problems at work. That was when I was like 'I need to figure out what to do here because I can't continue like this. It's time to prioritize. I don't want to look...

2024-11-0744 min

Moms of Medicine 32. Culture change, severe preeclampsia during REI fellowship, and having taboo conversations at work with Dr. Shelley Dolitsky"My brain was not in OB mode. Like anybody who is an obgyn, when you get admitted that sick at 26 weeks, knows you're really not going to go until 34 weeks but my brain wasn't processing that. So I reached out to both my program director and the chairman of our department in like panicked text messages. I didn't have it in me to call them. I had 1% battery on my phone. I was in triage. I was barely even admitted to the hospital. They had given me oral medication to get my blood pressure down before they even placed...

2024-10-2454 min

Moms of Medicine 31. Anesthesiologist Tiffany Moon on entrepreneurship, motherhood, empowering women, and the LeadHer summit"I promise we will all do better if you lift up and empower other women, because guess what when the time comes and you need a favor they will then return it to you. We need to stop this you or me mentality and competition. I think women are pitted against each other more than men are and I'm like there is enough to go around, I promise."This episode is with Dr. Tiffany Moon, an anesthesiologist in Dallas, Texas.In this episode we talk about:- Having twin girls as an attending...

2024-10-1042 min

Moms of Medicine 30. Marathon running, dual physician household, leaving academic medicine, and prioritizing all aspects of your identity with Dr. Renee Rodriguez Paro"I feel like I was able to spend those years of fellowship really asking this question of how do I want this career to fit into my life. Before I never really understood what it was going to feel like to be a mom or to be a wife or what it was going to feel like to just want to be Rene and who I am and the rest of the things. For so long, understandably so, the main focus was how do I become the best doctor and that's what you need to get through medical s...

2024-09-2657 min

Moms of Medicine 29. Default parent, job negotiation, camping with babies, and finding a part-time job that allows you to go "off grid" with Dr. Molly Brett"We both knew that one of us would need to be able to still be a default parent and I actually wanted that role, which I'm sure we'll talk about it's also very hard to be a default parent and a doctor, but that was sort of the thing I didn't want to give up when I went into medicine."This episode is with Dr. Molly Brett, a primary care physician in Colorado.We talk about:- Deciding early on that she wanted to be a primary care doctor for multiple reasons...

2024-09-1243 min

Moms of Medicine 28. Dr. Kimberly Buss on having kids while in training, having a child with health challenges, serving her community as a primary care physician, and being a lifelong learnerThis episode is with Dr. Kimberly Buss, a family medicine physician in California. We discuss:- Having a miscarriage in her second trimester- Having a young child at home while in her residency training- One of her children having health issues and how that affected her as a mom and a physician- Her work as a primary care physician, particularly with patients with diabetes- Being a lifelong learner- and so much more!Connect with Moms of Medicine:- Instagram @moms_of_medicine...

2024-08-2951 min

Moms of Medicine 27. Dr. Grace Farris on "weekend mom", hospital medicine, graphic novel writing, youth soccer coaching, and so much more!This episode is with Dr. Grace Farris, a hospitalist in Texas and published author. We discuss:- The inspiration between her comics, and specifically "weekend mom"- The decision to move her family from Boston, to NYC, and then to Texas- Working as a hospitalist in NYC during the COVID pandemic with two young boys- Working full time- Coaching youth soccer- Her next graphic novel See One, Do One, Teach One, which is a memoir of her time in medical school and residency- and so much...

2024-08-1536 min

Moms of Medicine 26. Long distance parenting, maternity leave challenges, and being a hardcore surgeon and amazing mom with Dr. Nichole Shaw"I felt totally stripped of everything that I had ever thought of myself because I was not going to work, so I was really kind of just tied to my house for 6 weeks. I was bored! I wanted to be working, I wanted to be doing easy cases. The baby slept so much. I'm like what do I do? And then she never really latched and so I was exclusively pumping straight away. I could have tried breastfeeding for longer but I knew I only had 5 weeks of maternity leave and I wasn't going to fight her every feeding...

2024-08-0159 min

Moms of Medicine 25. Wellness Coach and Ophthalmologist Dr. Shanika Esparaz on her experience with burnout and coaching women in healthcare to live their best lives"It sounds easy but it's really hard when you've worked this hard to be a physician to say 'oh I'm gonna do a little less'. What I've realized is that myself and I think maybe some listeners out there might resonate with, we often feel like our productivity and our value to society is based on how many procedures we do, patients we see, hours we put in. Usually I would be the first one there and the last one to leave and you know we wear it kind of as a badge of honor, but over time that...

2024-07-1856 min

Moms of Medicine 24. Rewind: Internship baby in the 1980s with Deborah Kwolek"The big bottom line, ok, this is the big bottom line - young moms and women in general we are so self critical and we are so down on ourselves, and I could practically cry just thinking about this because it's so unneeeded. We're as smart as the guys, we're as committed as they are, we probably work harder in certain ways. Women do a lot of unpaid work. And so we have no reason to feel bad about ourselves, but I know when I was a young mom, you're so insecure. What happens though, I think when you...

2024-07-0446 min

Moms of Medicine 23. Dr. Mona Amin of PedsDocTalk on postpartum complications, breastfeeding, starting her business, and more!"I know how hard it is. I know that parenting is hard. I know that life is hard, but I do believe that we have to look for the glimmers and look for the hope and look for the joy and celebrate those things, at the same time not denying the negative but understanding that those negatives will always exist in our world."This episode is with Dr. Mona Amin, a board certified pediatrician and IBCLC and host of the pedsdoctalk podcast in We discuss:- Her traumatic births with her two children

2024-06-2057 min

Feeling Good Podcast | TEAM-CBT - The New Mood Therapy Ask David: Bipolar, the Dark Side, Changing BehaviorAsk David Bipolar, the Dark Side, Changing Behavior We have lots of great questions today. The answers in the show notes were written prior to the podcast, and the answers in the live podcast as we discussed these questions may differ somewhat or amplify the written materials in these show notes. We love your questions. Remember to send them to David@feelinggood.com. Announcement: Our awesome summer intensive is returning after a long, five years due to the pandemic. It is typically the most outstanding and rewarding TEAM-CBT training of the year, and it will...

2024-06-1744 min

Moms of Medicine 22. Advocacy, COVID pregnancy, identity shift, and career choices with Dr. Alli Letica"Having any sort of mental or physical health problem doing this job makes it almost impossible...it makes you realize you don't know what other people are going through and I think it reminds us to give everyone some grace."This episode is with Dr. Alli Letica, a general surgery resident at Massachusetts General Hospital. We discuss:- Being furloughed during the COVID pandemic while she was pregnant- Writing an article advocating for normalizing childbearing during surgical training - Recovering physically from pregnancy and childbirth while getting back to doing surgery...

2024-06-0640 min

Moms of Medicine 21. Dermatologist and entrepreneur Dr. Fatima Fahs"I came to this point where I am like 6 months post partum at this point. So I've gone back to work, you know was in the swing of things, was working at that point 3 sometimes 4 days per week and I just was not happy in either situation. I wasn't fully happy at home and I wasn't fully happy at work and I told my employer 'I love you guys and I love it here but I just think I need to step away' and they were all like 'What are you gonna do?' And that was the first...

2024-05-2352 min

Moms of Medicine 20. Achieving the most joy out of life with Dr. Polly van den BergThis episode is with Dr. Polly van den Berg, an Infectious Disease physician in Philadelphia.We talk about:- Timing of having a child in the context of her husband's brain cancer diagnosis- Post-partum anxiety- and so much more!Connect with Moms of Medicine:- Instagram @moms_of_medicine- Momsofmedicine@gmail.comSupport the show

2024-05-0942 min

Moms of Medicine 19. Humanism and Making Time in the Margins with Dr. Laura VaterThis episode is with Dr. Laura Vater, a GI oncologist in Indiana who focuses her non-clinical time on humanism, writing and well-beingWe talk about:- Writing her first novel and working on getting it published- Having her daughter in medical school- Breastfeeding her daughter for 2.5 years while being an internal medicine resident- The inspiration and motivation behind creating the life support community to support people in medicine- Her family's decision to have her husband quit his job and be home full time...

2024-04-2552 min

Moms of Medicine 18. Forging your own path with Dr. Marci Snodgrass"I was super present with my kids when I was home. I didn't pull out phones, there weren't cell phones way back then that were so distracting. I would try not to be on the computer and making phone calls and things like that. I remember it that way of just being as present as possible. My kids still remember I was getting up at 6 in the morning and making them pancakes before they had to go to school and I had to go to work. So I really sacrificed sleep a lot because when they went to bed...

2024-04-1137 min

Moms of Medicine 17. Fibroids and heme/onc fellowship with Dr. Mwanasha Merrill"After week 17 I think, I was worried about him. I knew that with my fibroids I would have pain. I was like it will be worse than what I had with my periods, but, well I can handle pain. I didn't factor in the emotional aspect of that. Like worrying about losing someone. So that to me was the hardest part."This episode is with Dr. Mwanasha Merril, a hematology and oncology fellow at Dana Farber Cancer InstituteWe talk about:- Having fibroids and how that impacted her pregnancy- The challenge...

2024-03-2839 min

Asabi DJ AsabiDJ 23.03.2024 Programi“Así Canta Jerez en Navidad - Jaleo” ― Así Canta Jerez, Luis de Perikin“Ahwak Hiba” ― هيبة, Zeid Hamdan“Hands On Me (feat. Meghan Trainor)” ― Jason Derulo, Meghan Trainor“What He Wrote” ― Laura Marling“I'm Shipping Up To Boston” ― Dropkick Murphys“Goodnight Moon” ― Shivaree“You Do Something to Me - Chris Evans Radio Session” ― Andreya Triana“Run” ― Milla Brune“All My Tears” ― Ane Brun“The Labyrinth Song” ― Asaf Avidan“God's Gonna Cut You Down” ― John Grant“Dance With Me” ― Nouvelle Vague, Mélanie Pain“Bang Bang” ― Asaf Avidan“VIEWS - Acoustic Live - Kids Against the Machine” ― Noga Erez, ROUSSO“TEXAS HOLD 'EM” ― Beyoncé“UMAY” ― Faun, Fatma Turgut“Bahczalarda” ― Karolina Cicha, Bart Pałyga“Bluegras...

2024-03-231h 45

Moms of Medicine 16. Twins in GI Fellowship with Dr. Gila Hoffman"Just before I turned 34 weeks I was doing my fellows clinic from my hospital room. I had a sign on the door like 'Do Not Disturb, I'm in clinic', and they were like we have to get your vitals at some point during this. So they came and took my blood pressure and it was like 170/100. The resident was pushing IV labetalol while I was precepting with my attending, and finally I was just like 'Ok, I think I'm done with clinic'. I had a few more patients left in the day and I was just like 'I'm done...

2024-03-1437 min

Moms of Medicine 15. Late pregnancy loss and long distance parenting with Dr. Liliana Camison"Within the span of an hour and a half our lives had gone from I'll be back in 90 minutes to go in and do my surgeries and move on, to we're having a girl let's celebrate, and then we're holding hands just with our hearts in our throat"This episode is with Dr. Liliana Camison, a plastic surgeon and craniofacial surgery fellow at NYUWe talk about:- Late pregnancy loss and deciding on termination- Having her rainbow baby- Fellowhsip interviews with an 8 week old baby and her mom in...

2024-02-2954 min

Moms of Medicine 14. Primary care physician Dr. Gila Kriegel"Studying burnout has showed us that having control over your job, over your work life, is such an important component of being satisified, of not being burned out, that it makes me sad for women like you and women now giving birth and trying to find balance, in particular in primary care. I think there are just more and more barriers to it unfortunately."This episode is with Dr. Gila Kriegel, a primary care doctor at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center.We talk about:- Part-time work- The underground mother's club...

2024-02-1541 min

Moms of Medicine 13. Orthopedic Surgery Residency Baby with Dr. Eileen Colliton"I think I put that pressure on myself kind of to begin with that I just wanted to prove to everyone that I could be a pregnant resident and still function like a normal non-pregnant resident... I was taking primary call every third day up until 36 weeks so that was definitely challening as time went on. Like doing reductions with a big pregnant belly is not the easiest thing in the world. And everyone in the room is like "you're going to reduce my hip?" And you're like "Yes, I am going to reduce your hip".This...

2024-02-0152 min

Moms of Medicine 12. Ambivalence about having children, parenting in COVID, and the perks of going part-time with Dr. Huma Farid"I had a lot of ambivalence around being a mother and I think looking back on why it was all justified, and part of it is that particularly as working women we are expecetd to work as though we don't have children and parent as though we don't have jobs, and I just felt like I don't know if i want to do this. I dont know if i can be the type of mom I want to be but also be the type of physician I want to be and I still have those doubts in my mind"

2023-09-2846 min

Moms of Medicine 11. Adoption and Global Health with Dr. Beth Riviello"I remember so distinctly we were in Rwanda, I came back from a run, and my husband was like sitting on the chair looking shell shocked, and he said 'uhh you need to read this email'. And it was an email that said 159 children have been released from The Congo and yours is one of them. Please come get him"This episode's conversation is with Dr. Beth Riviello, a pulmonary and critical care physician at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center.We talk about:- The decision to adopt- International and domestic adoption...

2023-09-0142 min

Moms of Medicine 10. 1st OBGYN guest! Dr. Celeste Royce"Our lives are different than men in medicine in so many ways, and it has to do with being female and all of the reproductive burden that is put on us because of that."We talk about:- Having a baby as the only female physician in a private practice- Feeling ostracized- The challenges of treating pregnant women while pregnant- Her husband choosing to stay home to raise the kids- Having adult children go through illnessFollow Moms of Medicine:- Twitter- Instagram

2023-07-0646 min

Moms of Medicine 9. Congenital cancer with Dr. Kashi Goyal"I just felt like, in that moment, I can't move forward in being a physician. Because you know to be honest I was fixated on her mortality, and I really thought I can't exist in my old life, you know, after this."On this week's episode I talk with Dr. Kashi Goyal, a pulmonary and critical care fellow at Ohio State University, about her experience having her daughter Anika who was born with a congenital rhabdomyosarcoma. We talk about wanting to quit medicine, her decision to go back, what it was like being a trainee having a...

2023-06-2244 min

Moms of Medicine 8. Pivoting from researcher to academic clinician with Dr. Angie Frank"What do you want to do with your life, you know? I mean what are you really happy doing and is it worth doing something that you don't love every single morning."On this week's episode I talk with Dr. Angie Frank about how she decided she didn't want to do research anymore and what it looked like to make that change, discovering that it is possible to be an academic clinician, how she feels about promotion, and having the freedom to do what you want to do,Follow Moms of Medicine:...

2023-06-0828 min

Moms of Medicine 7. Premature babies, partner roles, and pump supplies with Dr. Ritika ParrisThis week I'm joined by Dr. Ritika Parris who is a primary care physician and head of GME wellness at BIDMC in Boston. We cover so much in this coversation from having her two babies prematurely, navigating roles and jobs with her partner who is also a physician, the mentors she had looking out for her along the way, and what she had to do when she was working an overnight in a community hospital without a maternity ward and she forgot her pump supples.Follow Ritika:- TwitterFollow Moms of Medicine:...

2023-05-2553 min

Moms of Medicine 6. Choosing your mosaic tiles with Dr. Daniele Olveczky"It has been just the absolute joy and privilege of my life to see how institutions can change and how we can change the institutions that we love...that we are not just here to put the stethoscope on the chest of a patient. We are here to change the future of medicine"In this conversation with Dr. Daniele Olveczky we talk:- C-sections and complications- Going back to work 6 weeks after her baby was born- Why she chooses to be a nocturnist- What it means to be in charge...

2023-05-1142 min

Moms of Medicine 5. Internship baby in the 1980s - what's better and what still needs improvement with Dr. Deborah Gomez Kwolek"The big bottom line, ok, this is the big bottom line - young moms and women in general we are so self critcal and we are so down on ourselves, and I could practically cry just thinking about this because it's so unneeeded. We're as smart as the guys, we're as committed as they are, we probably work harder in certain ways. Women do a lot of unpaid work. And so we have no reason to feel bad about ourselves, but I know when I was a young mom, you're so insecure. What happens though, I think when you...

2023-04-2747 min

Moms of Medicine 4. Single parenthood and egg freezing with Dr. Lika Targan"You end up finding yourself in this bubble of work, and childcare and survival mode, and I think a lot of us tend to feel alone when our focus is so narrow and our focus is on the work and on our child and it can feel very isolating, and it can feel like we're the only one going through the situation, not recognizing that it is so common and all new moms feel this way."Today's conversation is with Dr. Lika Targan, a primary care physician and medical educator at BIDMC. We talk about:

2023-04-1344 min

Moms of Medicine 3. Having kids in medical school with Dr. Laura DesRochers"We have this whole other life outside of the hospital where we may or may not identify as being a physician, and either way I think that's ok. Some people feel like medicine is their calling and they're a doctor at home and a doctor at work. And there are other people who are like I love being a physician and I'm a physician at work but I'm a mom at home and I'm a friend and I'm another person. Maybe we just focus on the physician part, and we have been forced to confront mental healh=th but...

2023-03-3036 min

Moms of Medicine 2. Wondering if I'd get there quicker if I was a man with Dr. Wendy Stead"I spent too long thinking that because the system was a certain way, that that was the right way for it to be, and I think it took me a really long time to have the perspective to look and see how diseased our entire system really is, and to think of it in terms of how if we were to design a system by which to train physicians today…for training a group of competent, kind, compassionate, knowledgeable, diverse physicians, we would never design the system that’s been designed""Yes, everyone should get negotiation skills trai...

2023-03-1640 min

Moms of Medicine 1. Why is being a mother-physician embarassing with Dr. Susan McIlvaine"Culture change is really hard, but changing the culture in medicine and other industries to make it sort of normalized for the non-birth partner to take just as much time to sort of set the stage for a 50/50 partnership when it comes to the logistics of raising a child, which are substantial"In our first episode I got to sit down and talk with my friend Dr. Susan McIlvaine who had her daughter when she was in her second year of cardiology fellow. Susan got pregnant during our chief year together at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center...

2023-03-0237 min $Workin\' On It with Meghan Trainor & Ryan Trainor$

Workin' On It with Meghan Trainor & Ryan Trainor Workin' On Dating with Justin Trainor and Alison ChristianMeghan and Ryan are joined by Meghan’s amazing makeup artist Alison Christian and J-Train, aka J-Bird, aka their younger brother, the one and only, Justin Trainor. The squad digs into the trials and tribulations of dating and shares their personal experiences. Meghan and her husband Daryl talk about their “love at first sight” moment and Ryan talks about how he may finally be ready for love. Topics include dating app culture, the mental gymnastics of talking to someone new, and how to know if that person actually likes you. Follow, Follow, Follow:Workin’ On It @workinoni...

2022-07-2749 min

HappyPartyMixes!(^_^)b 2022 MAY Vocal Circuit Mix :: 240min-Long Mix (^o^)v1.Hung Up [Chus & Ceballos Remix]. . . Madonna2.Not Myself Tonight [Chus & Ceballos In Stereo Club Mix]. . . Christina Aguilera3.One Love [Junior Vasquez Tribal House Mix]. . . Ceevox4.Pretty Girls [Leleto Connor Remix]. . . Britney Spears, Iggy Azalea5.We Found Love [Dario Xavier Club 2k18 Mix]. . . Rihanna6.Slow Down [Enrry Senna Remix]. . . Selena Gomez7.Flashing Lights [Dave Aude Remix]. . . Havana Brown8.I Wanna Dance With Somebody [Enrry Senna & Edu Quintas Rework]. . . Whitney Houston Vs. Rihanna9.No [Dario Xavier Club Mix]. . . Meghan Trainor10.How Do You Sleep [Edson Pride & Johnny Bass Remix]. . . Sam Smith11...

2022-05-274h 00

The Footy Phil Round 4, 2022: Where's the Human Element?The Footy Phil is back after an accidental break with Alicia Eva joining Phil Davis and Alison Zell to re-cap all the talking points from the round of footy. 0:00: Welcome What’s been happening - The missing week and where’s Alicia? Fun Facts of the week 6:21: From the West of the Town Mindset coming in, getting a win What Phil saw from afar The key moments: Cogs back to his best? Ash in a tagging role. Preuss’ debut. The crowd How do you back that up? 18:23: Around the Grounds Buddy 1000 New teams...

2022-04-0642 min $Workin\' On It with Meghan Trainor & Ryan Trainor$

Workin' On It with Meghan Trainor & Ryan Trainor Workin' On Glam with Alison Christian and Dimitris GiannetisThis week, Meghan’s hair and makeup team, Alison and Dimitris, stop by to transform Ryan into Meghan from her iconic "Let You Be Right" music video. They all talk about the hair and makeup process on tour, TV appearances, and more. Plus, Ryan learns how painful it is to be beautiful. Check out the hilarious video on Meghan’s YouTube channel. You DO NOT want to miss this! Sponsors: Just Thrive- Get 15% off your order today at justthrivehealth.com and use promo code: TRAINOR Ritual- Get 10% off durin...

2022-03-0246 min $Workin\' On It with Meghan Trainor & Ryan Trainor$

Workin' On It with Meghan Trainor & Ryan Trainor Workin’ On Dating with Justin Trainor and Alison ChristianThis week, Meghan and Ryan are joined by Meghan’s amazing makeup artist Alison Christian and J-Train, aka J-Bird, aka their younger brother, the one and only, Justin Trainor. The squad digs into the trials and tribulations of dating and shares their personal experiences. Meghan and her husband Daryl talk about their “love at first sight” moment and Ryan talks about how he may finally be ready for love. Topics include dating app culture, the mental gymnastics of talking to someone new, and how to know if that person actually likes you. Sponsors: Rothy's...

2021-09-1546 min

The Royal College of Psychiatrists Podcast Self-harm in adolescentsAdolescents who self-harm represent a significant challenge to professionals, with around 1 in 10 young people thought to be engaging in self-harming behaviour. As self-harm is not a diagnosis in itself, to be effective the doctor is required to conduct a thorough assessment and to formulate a psychosocial management plan that will include the mitigation of risk. In this podcast, Dr Alison Wood, Dr Gemma Trainor and Dr Justine Rothwell talk to CPD Online Trainee Editor Dr Jennifer Powell about the ways to approach the assessment and treatment of young people who self-harm.

2021-03-3057 min

CPD eLearning talks to...Self-harm in adolescentsAdolescents who self-harm represent a significant challenge to professionals, with around 1 in 10 young people thought to be engaging in self-harming behaviour. As self-harm is not a diagnosis in itself, to be effective the doctor is required to conduct a thorough assessment and to formulate a psychosocial management plan that will include the mitigation of risk. In this podcast, Dr Alison Wood, Dr Gemma Trainor and Dr Justine Rothwell talk to CPD Online Trainee Editor Dr Jennifer Powell about the ways to approach the assessment and treatment of young people who self-harm.

2021-03-2400 min

Will You Accept This Rose?"WHEN THEY GO HIGH WE SHOW OUR BOOBS!" W/ JERRY TRAINOR, MILES GRAY AND ALISON ROSENRookie of the year Jerry Trainor, the Rookie's Rookie Miles Gray, and super podcaster Alison Rosen join us today to break down the BACHELOR GOAT of Nick Viall's season! Tokens! Cheesy Pasta! Harrison Harrison!- Arden is sad that the vomit in the plane did not get shown!- Jerry is BACK as Casey closing out the show!- Miles thinks there is a Walker with a boner situation happening here!- Alison is the first human who actually LIKED the GOAT format (THANK GOD)!!!! ...

2020-09-021h 50

Dao House Podcast Dao House - Episode 009This mix is different than my usual house mixes. I'm not so sure how to classify these songs -- some Pop, Future Bass, Indie Electronica, a little bit of Drum 'n' Bass. "The Difference" by Flume & Toro Y Moi (time 33:55) is my favorite song in this mix. Track List: Purple Disco Machine ft Sophie & The Giants - Hypnotized // RAC ft Matthew Koma - Cheap Sunglasses (Le Youth Remix) // Surf Mesa ft Emilee - ily // Tobtok - Fast Car // Kaskade, Meghan Trainor - With You (LÃ¶Kii Remix) // Throttle - Japan // Sparrows - Over & Out (Delamare Remix) // Swardy - Here on My...

2020-06-221h 00

The Sunday Sessions with Jon Good This Week's Guest - Connor CrouchmanToday's Playlist Bananarama - Help Loleatta Holloway - Runaway Kym Simms - Too Blind to See It Abba - I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do Mary Clayton - Yes Five Star - If I Say Yes Bruno Mars - Marry You Lionel Ritchie Diana Ross - Endless Love The Tams What Kind Of Fool Do You Think I Am Dixie Cups - Chapel of Love Calum Scott feat Leona Lewis - You Are The Reason Meghan Trainor - Dear Future Husband Beatles...

2020-03-021h 56

Bad at Sports Bad at Sports Episode 113: Tracy Marie Taylor/ Front Forty PressDuncan and Richard talk to Tracy Marie Taylor, artist and curator who curated the new show Bilingual, Art at the Intersection of Painting and Video. Bilingual focuses on artwork at the intersection of painting and drawing, film and video, encompassing both conceptual and process-driven approaches. The artists in this exhibition are acting as visual linguists or interpreters, breaking down one language and reconstructing it in another, holding the sense of the structure together with an understanding of both. Bilingual will feature works by Shira Avni, Kylie Baker, Wafaa Bilal, Jeremy Blake, Eddy De Vos, Terence...

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