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Thought Behind ThingsPakistanis Are Missing CRAZY opportunities in Australia | Ft. Shahyan Shabbir | Ep 438Join Kamyabi Network: https://kamyabinetwork.com/Guest Introduction: Joining us today is Shayan Shabir, the Founder and CEO of Strategic Pulse, a company helping businesses grow using AI, cybersecurity, and digital tools. Shayan has over 20 years of experience working across the UK, Australia, and South Asia.Before this, he was the CIO and CSO at Nova Systems, where he led a $35 million digital transformation and built a $7 million cybersecurity program. He has worked in defence, energy, and healthcare, and handled many real cyber attacks in his career.Shayan is certified in CISM...2025-05-141h 07
Surgeons at The Table40. Dr. Robert MontgomerySend us a textIn this powerful final episode, I sit down with Dr. Robert Montgomery, Chair of Surgery at NYU Grossman School of Medicine, Director of the NYU Langone Transplant Institute, and one of TIME’s 100 Most Influential People of 2025. A heart transplant recipient himself, Dr. Montgomery shares how personal loss and major health challenges fueled his drive to push boundaries in medicine. In our conversation, we explore his leadership philosophy, his commitment to expanding access to life-saving transplants, and the importance of mentorship in shaping future surgeons. With a career marked by groundbreaking ach...2025-05-0550 min
Surgeons at The Table39. Dr. Bellal JosephSend us a textIn this episode, I sit down with Dr. Bellal Joseph, Martin Gluck Endowed Professor of Surgery, Chief of Trauma, Critical Care, Burns, and Emergency Surgery, and Executive Vice Chair of the Department of Surgery at the University of Arizona. He shares his remarkable leadership journey, from his early passion for surgery’s human connection to his evolution as a leader on the national stage.We discuss pivotal moments that shaped his leadership philosophy, the evolving expectations of surgical leaders, and the importance of emotional intelligence, self-awareness, and continuous learning. Dr. Joseph in...2025-04-2843 min
Surgeons at The Table38. Dean Amy GoldbergSend us a textIn this episode, I sit down with Dean Amy J. Goldberg, a master trauma surgeon, visionary leader in academic medicine, and a tireless advocate for education and community engagement. She currently serves as the Marjorie Joy Katz Dean of the Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University. Prior to this role, she held a succession of leadership positions, including Chief of the Trauma and Surgical Critical Care Division, Director of the General Surgery Residency Program, and the George S. Peters MD and Louise C. Peters Chair and Professor of Surgery. Additionally, she...2025-04-2127 min
Surgeons at The Table37. Dr. Michael CrippsSend us a textIn this episode, I sit down with Dr. Michael Cripps, Section Chief for Trauma and Acute Care Surgery at the University of Colorado School of Medicine, Trauma Medical Director at the Anschutz Medical Campus, and Chair of the SAGES Committee on Acute Care Surgery. A nationally recognized leader in trauma and acute care surgery, Dr. Cripps brings a wealth of experience shaped by high-impact leadership roles, a robust academic career, and a deep commitment to education and mentorship.We explore his journey from clinician-scientist to transformative leader, his philosophy on building...2025-04-1838 min
Surgeons at The Table36. Dr. Todd RosengartSend us a textIn this episode, I sit down with Dr. Todd Rosengart, Professor and DeBakey-Bard Chair of the Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery at Baylor College of Medicine, Vice President for Hospital Operations and Quality Improvement, and a member of the Baylor St. Luke’s Medical Center Board of Directors. Dr. Rosengart is the past Chair of the NIH Bioengineering, Technology and Surgical Sciences Study Section, inaugural Chair of the ACS National Surgeon Scientist Study Section, Chair of the ACS Board of Governors Physician Competency and Health Workgroup, and a member of the ACS Ac...2025-04-1437 min
Surgeons at The Table35. Dr. Martin McCarterSend us a textIn this episode, I sit down with Dr. Martin McCarter, Professor of Surgery at the University of Colorado School of Medicine, Surgical Director of the Esophageal & Gastric Cancer Program, and the Gary, Debbie, and Brandon Mandelbaum Endowed Chair in Melanoma Research.Dr. McCarter shares the leadership lessons he’s learned over the course of a career spent at the intersection of surgical oncology, research, and academic medicine. From leading multidisciplinary cancer programs to mentoring the next generation of surgeons, he reflects on the values that have guided him and the mindset ne...2025-04-0831 min
Surgeons at The Table34. Dr. Lars SvenssonSend us a textIn this episode, I sit down with Dr. Lars Svensson, Professor of Surgery, Director of the Marfan Syndrome & Connective Tissue Disorder Clinic, and Chairman of the Heart, Vascular, & Thoracic Institute at the Cleveland Clinic. We discuss his journey from aspiring mechanical engineer to a world-renowned surgeon and leader. Dr. Svensson shares pivotal moments that shaped his career, the impact of his mentors on his path, and the innovations that defined his work in aortic surgery. We explore the role of leadership in medicine, the importance of understanding organizational culture, and the evolving challenges...2025-03-3149 min
Surgeons at The Table33. Dr. Michael SutherlandSend us a textIn this episode, I sit down with Dr. Michael Sutherland, a leader in surgery and trauma systems development and Director of the Division of Member Services at the American College of Surgeons. We explore his journey from military service to surgical leadership, discussing how his experience in the U.S. Air Force shaped his structured approach to leadership and problem-solving. Dr. Sutherland shares insights into the complexities of building and optimizing trauma systems, the importance of aligning stakeholders, and the delicate balance of implementing change within established healthcare structures. He also reflects on...2025-03-2431 min
Surgeons at The Table32. Dean John SampsonSend us a textIn this episode, I sit down with Dean John H. Sampson, a distinguished neurosurgeon, physician-scientist, and leader in academic medicine. As the Richard D. Krugman Endowed Chair, Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs, and Dean of the University of Colorado School of Medicine, he has played a pivotal role in shaping medical education, research, and patient care.We discuss his journey into neurosurgery, the importance of mentorship, and the intersection of innovation and leadership in academic medicine. He reflects on his tenure at Duke University, where he led transformative initiatives, advanced groundbreaking...2025-03-1729 min
Surgeons at The Table31. Dr. Nancy AscherSend us a textIn this episode, I sit down with Dr. Nancy Ascher, a Distinguished Professor of Surgery and a trailblazer in organ transplantation and surgical leadership. As the first woman to perform a liver transplant and the first female Chair of the UCSF Department of Surgery, she has spent decades shaping the future of transplantation. She has served as President of both The Transplantation Society and the American Society of Transplant Surgeons, and has also served on the Presidential Task Force on Organ Transplantation, the Surgeon General’s Task Force on Increasing Donor Organs, and th...2025-03-1128 min
Surgeons at The Table30. Dr. Charles PutnamSend us a textIn this episode, I sit down with Dr. Charles Putnam, an Emeritus Professor of Surgery, distinguished Transplant Surgeon, Surgeon Scientist, and Molecular & Cellular Biologist. Previously, he was Chief of the Surgical Service at the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Tucson, Chief of the Section of General Surgery, in the Department of Surgery at the University of Arizona College of Medicine, and Program Director of the General Surgery Residency at the University of Arizona College of Medicine. Dr. Putnam shares his journey from early influences to working alongside Dr. Thomas Starzl, the f...2025-03-0357 min
Before They Stood UpEP30: Shahyan JahaniMy very first guest, Shahyan, is back for round two! A year has passed since his debut on the podcast, and we’re catching up on everything that’s happened since. From personal growth to unexpected twists. Join us for a reflective, funny, and unfiltered look at his past year.2025-03-022h 36
Surgeons at The Table29. Dr. Ashish ShahSend us a textIn this episode, I sit down with Dr. Ashish Shah, Professor of Cardiac Surgery and the Alfred Blalock Endowed Chair of the Department of Cardiac Surgery at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. As a leader in heart transplantation and mechanical support, Dr. Shah has played a pivotal role in transforming Vanderbilt’s heart transplant program into one of the busiest in the country.We explore his journey from growing up in a medical household to becoming a leader in cardiac surgery, the importance of mentorship, and the challenges of navigating institutional barriers. Dr...2025-02-2454 min
Surgeons at The Table28. Dr. Kathryn AndersonSend us a textIn this episode, we have the honor of speaking with Dr. Kathryn Anderson, Professor Emerita of Surgery, former Chief of Surgery at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, first woman to hold office in the American College of Surgeons, and the First Female President of the College. She also led as president of the American Pediatric Surgical Association and chaired the Surgical Section of the American Academy of Pediatrics.In this conversation, she shares her journey, the challenges she overcame, and her leadership philosophy. She reflects on the evolution of surgery, the im...2025-02-1738 min
Surgeons at The Table27. Dr. Jordan HoffmanSend us a textIn the first episode of this season, I sit down with Dr. Jordan Hoffman, Associate Professor of Surgery, Surgical Director of the Heart and Lung Transplantation Programs, and a leader in ECMO and pulmonary hypertension care at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. Dr. Hoffman shares how his family's legacy in medicine influenced his path, the challenges he faced during training, and the pivotal moments that shaped his career. We explore his leadership in organ transplantation, the evolution of Donation after Circulatory Death, and his role in establishing various programs a...2025-02-1039 min
Surgeons at The Table26. Dr. Andrew WarshawSend us a textIn this special episode and the season finale, we are joined by one of the most distinguished figures in surgery, Dr. Andrew Warshaw. As the W. Gerald Austen Distinguished Professor of Surgery and Surgeon-in-Chief Emeritus at Massachusetts General Hospital, Dr. Warshaw’s extraordinary career has shaped surgical practice, education, and leadership on a national and international scale.Dr. Warshaw shares insights into his leadership philosophy and reflects on his extraordinary achievements, including his transformative contributions to surgical quality, advocacy, and policy. Throughout the episode, he emphasizes the importance of teamwork, mentorship, an...2024-12-1648 min
Surgeons at The Table25. Dr. John CameronSend us a textIn this special episode, and the second-to-last of the season, Dr. John Cameron, the Alfred Blalock Distinguished Service Professor at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, joins us to share the extraordinary story of his career. A trailblazer in pancreatic cancer surgery, Dr. Cameron is renowned for performing over 2,400 Whipple procedures. Additionally, he has mentored more than 41 department chairs across the country! During his 19 years as Chief of Surgery at Johns Hopkins, he transformed surgical practice and education while holding leadership roles in some of the most prestigious surgical societies....2024-12-0938 min
Surgeons at The Table24. Dr. Joseph CoselliSend us a textDr. Joseph Coselli, Executive Vice Chair in the Department of Surgery, Professor and Cullen Foundation Endowed Chair in the Division of Cardiothoracic Surgery, and Program Director of the Aortic Surgery Fellowship at Baylor College of Medicine, reflects on the profound impact of mentorship on his career, the evolution of surgical techniques in aortic surgery, and the role of instinct in the operating room. He shares his journey of developing surgical skills, the challenges of innovation, and the importance of resilience and self-care in maintaining a long and impactful career.With insights...2024-12-0237 min
Surgeons at The Table23. Dr. Herbert ChenSend us a textDr. Herbert Chen, Professor of Surgery and Surgeon-in-Chief at The University of Alabama at Birmingham Health System, and Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs at UAB School of Medicine, reflects on his journey from being inspired by his father, a retired orthopedic surgeon, to becoming a trailblazer in academic surgery. He highlights how mentorship and a pivotal research year shaped his career and emphasizes the importance of prioritizing education and mentorship in surgical leadership. Dr. Chen also explores the adaptability required in leadership, the value of practical experience over formal degrees, and aligning...2024-11-2930 min
Surgeons at The Table22. Dr. Justin DimickSend us a textDr. Justin Dimick, Professor of Surgery at the University of Michigan School of Medicine and Chair of the Department of Surgery in the University of Michigan Health System, shares his journey to becoming a pioneering leader in surgical innovation. In this episode, he reflects on the transformative role of mentorship in shaping his career, the importance of high standards in surgical practice and research, and the evolving culture of surgery, emphasizing inclusivity, humility, and the critical role of feedback in leadership development. Dr. Dimick also explores the balance between financial sustainability and technological...2024-11-2538 min
Surgeons at The Table21. Dr. O. Joe HinesSend us a textDr. Oscar Joe Hines, Chair, Executive Director, and Professor of the Department of Surgery at UCLA, shares his remarkable journey in surgery, from early inspirations to becoming a nationally recognized leader in the field. In this episode, Dr. Hines discusses the qualities essential for leadership in surgery, including emotional intelligence, time management, and the ability to balance professional and personal responsibilities. Drawing on his extensive experience, he highlights the unique advantages of staying at one institution versus moving for career growth, the importance of listening to diverse perspectives, and making timely decisions as...2024-11-2228 min
Surgeons at The Table20. Dr. Amir GhaferiSend us a textDr. Amir Ghaferi, Professor of Surgery & Senior Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs at the Medical College of Wisconsin, and President & CEO of Physician Enterprise Froedtert & Medical College of Wisconsin, shares his experience establishing a bariatric surgery program at the VA, and how leadership roles have shaped his career. He dives into his research on quality and surgical care, highlighting the importance of fostering high-reliability systems in healthcare. Additionally, Dr. Ghaferi provides insights into the financial side of surgery, explaining revenue models like the dollar-per-RVU approach, tracking performance against budgets, and the value of...2024-11-1849 min
Surgeons at The Table19. Dr. Bruce PerlerSend us a textDr. Bruce Perler, the Julius H. Jacobson II Professor and Vice Chair Emeritus for Clinical Operations and Financial Affairs in the Department of Surgery at the Johns Hopkins Hospital and School of Medicine, shares his journey from a middle-class upbringing to becoming a prominent figure in vascular surgery and academic leadership. With insights into his surgical training, mentorship from figures like Dr. David Sabiston, and his experiences at Johns Hopkins, Dr. Perler discusses how passion, strong mentorship, and relationship-building have shaped his approach to leadership. He reflects on the essential role of financial...2024-11-1549 min
Surgeons at The Table18. Dr. Thomas Varghese Jr.Send us a textDr. Thomas Varghese, Professor, Chief, Section of General Thoracic Surgery at the University of Utah, and Chief Value Officer at the Huntsman Cancer Institute, joins us to share his inspiring journey in surgery. In this conversation, he discusses the evolving roles of mentorship and leadership, stressing the importance of resilience and continuous learning. Dr. Varghese highlights how he forged his path by seeking mentorship and embracing challenges, ultimately contributing to initiatives like the ACS Strong for Surgery program and the HCI-IMPACT Center. He offers powerful advice on building a strong culture...2024-11-111h 01
Surgeons at The Table17. Dr. Rebecca MinterSend us a textDr. Rebecca Minter, Professor and Chair of the Department of Surgery at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, and Vice Chair of the American Board of Surgery, Board of Directors, reflects on her journey in surgery and shares her perspectives on impactful leadership, emphasizing the importance of influence over titles. She discusses challenges in performance evaluations, the need for strong mentorship, and her dedication to Entrustable Professional Activities and competency-based training in surgical education. Dr. Minter offers valuable advice for aspiring leaders in surgery, guiding listeners on how to...2024-11-0849 min
Surgeons at The Table16. Dr. Thomas ScaleaSend us a textDr. Thomas Scalea, the Honorable Francis X. Kelly Distinguished Professor of Trauma Surgery, Physician-in-Chief of the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center, and Director of the Program in Trauma at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, joins us to discuss his unconventional path to becoming a leader in trauma care. Reflecting on pivotal career moments, Dr. Scalea highlights innovative approaches in trauma management and the importance of empowering teams to foster excellence in patient care. He shares insights on leadership, from conflict resolution and negotiation to the essential role of “managing up” in a...2024-11-0238 min
Surgeons at The Table15. Dr. Charles YeoSend us a textDr. Charles Yeo, Professor and Chairman of the Department of Surgery at Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University and Senior Vice President and Chair of Enterprise Surgery at Jefferson Health, shares his journey to becoming a leader in pancreatic surgery. He reflects on the pivotal role of mentorship, the resilience needed during his transition to faculty, and the evolution of pancreatic surgery over the years. Dr. Yeo dives into the complexities of healthcare systems, discussing the funds flow model and the importance of preserving academic missions. For aspiring leaders, Dr. Yeo...2024-10-2846 min
Surgeons at The Table14. Dr. Robert McIntyreSend us a textDr. Robert McIntyre, John and Cynthia Schultz Professor and Chief of the Division of GI, Trauma, and Endocrine Surgery, as well as Vice Chair of Finance in the Department of Surgery at the University of Colorado, reflects on how personal trauma influenced his career path and discusses the transition from resident to attending surgeon, highlighting the new responsibilities that come with leadership.He emphasizes the importance of soft skills—especially listening—and how leadership opportunities often arise from being prepared and open to them. Dr. McIntyre shares his insights into balancing mult...2024-10-2338 min
Surgeons at The Table13. Dr. Parsia VagefiSend us a textDr. Parsia Vagefi, Professor and Executive Vice Chair of Strategy and Finance in the Department of Surgery at UT Southwestern Medical Center, and Chief of the Division of Surgical Transplantation, shares his journey into transplant surgery and the importance of mentorship in shaping his career. Specializing in liver transplantation and hepatobiliary surgery, he discusses the rewards and challenges of the field, emphasizing teamwork in achieving successful outcomes. Dr. Vagefi also provides insights into leadership, adaptability, and transparency, while highlighting the financial aspects of running a surgical department, optimizing care pathways, and value-based care...2024-10-1538 min
Surgeons at The Table12. Dr. Keith LillemoeSend us a textDr. Keith Lillemoe, W. Gerald Austen Professor of Surgery at Harvard Medical School and Surgeon-in-Chief at Massachusetts General Hospital, shares his journey to becoming a leader in the field. He dives into the critical role of mentorship, the key traits of effective leadership, and how surgical education and quality improvement are evolving. Dr. Lillemoe highlights the importance of balancing leadership duties while fostering a culture of safety and excellence. He offers practical strategies for developing leadership skills, engaging faculty in quality initiatives, and sustaining progress, even in resource-constrained environments. His advice for aspiring...2024-10-1244 min
Surgeons at The Table11. Dr. Allan KirkSend us a textDr. Allan Kirk, Professor and Chair of Surgery at Duke University School of Medicine shares his unique journey from time in the military to becoming a distinguished transplant surgeon and scientist. He offers deep insights into the evolution of leadership in surgery and reflects on the critical importance of authenticity, teamwork, and balancing innovation with financial sustainability. Dr. Kirk provides invaluable advice for future surgical leaders, emphasizing personal development, subject matter expertise, and the power of genuine leadership. TakeawaysLeadership is about developing expertise, not seeking authority.Military...2024-10-0134 min
Surgeons at The Table10. Dr. Martha ZeigerSend us a textDr. Martha Zeiger is an internationally renowned endocrine surgeon at the National Cancer Institute, NIH, and is an expert in the molecular aspects of thyroid cancer. She is the Founder and Dean of Endocrine Surgery University and has served as President of both the American Association of Endocrine Surgeons and the American Thyroid Association. In this episode, Dr. Zeiger shares her inspiring journey as a pioneering woman in surgery, discussing her early experiences in medical school without female role models, and her rise to leadership. She reflects on her time in the Navy...2024-09-2745 min
Surgeons at The Table9. Dr. Timothy PawlikSend us a textDr. Timothy Pawlik, Professor and Surgeon-in-Chief at Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, shares valuable insights on self-awareness, mentorship, and the power of continuous learning. He highlights the critical role professional societies play in career advancement and underscores the importance of collaboration in research. Dr. Pawlik also offers advice for aspiring leaders, encouraging them to discover their passion while remaining patient in their career development.TakeawaysLeadership is a purposeful journey that requires mentorship and continuous learning.It's important to lead where you currently are, regardless of...2024-09-2436 min
Surgeons at The Table8. Dr. Cristina FerroneSend us a textDr. Cristina Ferrone, Professor and Chair of Surgery at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, shares her journey in surgical oncology and the influence of her mentors. She emphasizes the importance of finding a niche area of expertise and building collaborations with colleagues. Dr. Ferrone also discusses the significance of career planning, skill enhancement, and mentorship in faculty professional development. She encourages individuals to reflect on what brings true fulfillment and to make incremental milestones in all areas of their work. Lastly, Dr. Ferrone highlights her contribution to changing the paradigm of locally advanced pancreas cancer.2024-09-2032 min
Surgeons at The Table8. Dr. Cristina FerroneSend us a textDr. Cristina Ferrone, Professor and Chair of Surgery at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, shares her journey in surgical oncology and the influence of her mentors. She emphasizes the importance of finding a niche area of expertise and building collaborations with colleagues. Dr. Ferrone also discusses the significance of career planning, skill enhancement, and mentorship in faculty professional development. She encourages individuals to reflect on what brings true fulfillment and to make incremental milestones in all areas of their work. Lastly, Dr. Ferrone highlights her contribution to changing the paradigm of locally advanced pancreas cancer.2024-09-2032 min
Surgeons at The Table7. Dr. Steven WexnerSend us a textDr. Steven Wexner, Professor of Surgery and Emeritus Chair of the Department of Colorectal Surgery at The Cleveland Clinic Florida, and Editor-in-Chief of Surgery, shares his journey into surgery, the importance of leadership, and the essence of effective collaboration in healthcare. He discusses his experiences, challenges, and the significance of mentorship in shaping future leaders in surgery. Dr. Wexner emphasizes the need for passion, dedication, and the ability to adapt in order to build a lasting legacy in the field.TakeawaysLeadership is based on respect and trust...2024-09-1743 min
Surgeons at The Table6. Dr. Gilbert UpchurchSend us a textDr. Gilbert Upchurch, Professor and Chair of the Department of Surgery at the University of Florida College of Medicine, reflects on his remarkable career journey, mentorship, and the complexities of surgical leadership. He underscores the pivotal role that mentors and role models have played in shaping his career and guiding his development. As a leader, Dr. Upchurch emphasizes the value of education and mentorship, both of which are integral to his mission. Despite the demanding nature of running an entire department, Dr. Upchurch has managed to balance his responsibilities, not only excelling in...2024-09-1346 min
Surgeons at The Table5. Dr. Kevin BozicSend us a textDr. Kevin Bozic, Professor and Chair of the Department of Surgery and Perioperative Care at Dell Medical School, shares his journey in surgery and the importance of understanding the financial aspects of surgical care. He emphasizes the role of mentors and role models in obtaining leadership positions and the value of getting an MBA. Dr. Bozic also discusses the importance of innovation and the need to focus on health rather than just healthcare. TakeawaysMentors and role models are crucial for obtaining leadership positions.Getting an MBA can b...2024-09-1041 min
Surgeons at The Table4. Dr. Andrew CameronSend us a textDr. Andrew Cameron, a Professor of Surgery and Surgeon-in-Chief at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, shares his journey to becoming a surgeon and his experiences in the field. He discusses the influence of his father, who is a giant in surgery, and the impact it had on his career choice. Dr. Cameron talks about the challenges he faced and the importance of adaptability in his career. He also highlights the financial challenges of being in an academic medical center and the need for strong financial management skills. Additionally, he discusses the role...2024-09-0637 min
Surgeons at The Table3. Dr. Fredric PieracciSend us a textDr. Fredric Pieracci, Professor and Director of Surgery at Denver Health Medical Center, shares his journey into surgery and the impact of working with underserved communities. He emphasizes the importance of addressing healthcare disparities and striving for equity in surgical care. Dr. Pieracci discusses his leadership style, which includes being a servant leader, practicing radical candor, and recognizing his privilege. He also highlights the value of mentorship and having a leadership coach. Dr. Pieracci advises trainees and early career faculty to document their experiences and understand the compensation models in their institutions....2024-08-3137 min
Surgeons at The Table2. Dr. Mary KillackeySend us a textDr. Mary Killackey, Professor and Chair of the Department of Surgery at Tulane University School of Medicine, discusses her journey to becoming a surgeon and a leader in the field. She emphasizes the importance of mentors and sponsors in obtaining leadership positions and highlights the role of organic relationships in mentorship. Dr. Killackey also shares her experience in creating a positive work environment and the impact of professionalism on department culture. She provides advice for trainees and early career faculty who aspire to be surgical leaders, including the importance of establishing a strong...2024-08-2429 min
Surgeons at The Table1. Dr. Richard SchulickSend us a textIn the debut episode of Surgeons at the Table, Dr. Richard Schulick, Professor and Chair of the Department of Surgery at the University of Colorado, shares his journey into surgery, the influences that shaped his career, and the challenges he faced transitioning into leadership roles. He also offers valuable advice for aspiring surgical leaders, insights into the balance between clinical practice, research, and administration, and the importance of mentorship in building a successful career in surgery! TakeawaysThe combination of surgery and oncology offers the opportunity to cure...2024-08-1728 min
Tell Me EverythingTME Episode 18 – Shahyan Jahani
Professional clown and the fittest comic (after Rogan) Shahyan Jahani is a great hang and give us a peak behind the curtain of what it’s like to be a stand up while juggling relationship, side gigs and acting. Enjoy #tmepodcast
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Cornfed with Dalton PruittFather Deer Hands (feat. Shahyan Jahani)Shahyan Jahani is a very funny comedian, actor and hunk with whom I have been friends for many years. Shahyan and I started comedy together in Dallas, and he has made a name for himself as the number 1 Iranian funnyman in the Dallas - Fort Worth metroplex. Shahyan has been a good friend and all around solid dude the entire time I've known him and this episode of the podcast is more or less he and I catching up while Sal's beautiful Italian mind stirs like when his nonna makes a the sauce.Please subscribe to...2024-03-272h 14
Before They Stood UpEP1: Shahyan JahaniShahyan is a Dallas-based comedian hitting stages all around the US for the past 7 years. He's performed in festivals and clubs across the country, he's opened for some amazing headliners such as Emily Heller, Helen Hong, Paul Hooper, Liz Miele, and Dean Edwards. He is also one of the hosts Hayenas Comedy Club in Dallas. This conversation is about his journey as a stand up comedian thus far. Shahyan also has a life and career outside of stand-up and he touches on these topics throughout our conversation. 2023-04-011h 57
The Some of All Fears PodcastShahyan Jahani - I failed you I‘m Sorry that‘s simply My life story - Fear: Disappointing loved onesHello and Welsome to the Some of All Fears podcast, this week is fitness professional and comedian Shahyan Jahani. Shahyan is a comedian here in the Dallas area as well as personal trainer. In this episode we talk about comedy, fitness, and then we get into a conversation about his fear of disappointing the people that matter most in his family. Its a really open and honest conversation and we both share sides of ourselves that others may not know.
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The Open Mike PodcastEpisode 52 - Consignment ChristiansThis week's featured comedian is Shahyan Jahani. This week we discuss everything from religious stories, muscle milk, a man that plans to eat his date, and a whole lot more! We had a great time getting to know Shahyan and we know you will too. Twitter: @OPENMIKE5000Facebook: FACEBOOK.COM/THEOPENMIKEPODCASTInstagram: @THEOPENMIKEPODCASTSupport the show (https://venmo.com/code?user_id=2866632300953600404)
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The Merch DropFritos, Dunkin', Catalogs, Oreo PersonalizationEp 039 11-21-2020---This month's promo code: https://bigpromo.link/code---Here are links to the topics on the episode:Frito-Lay Debuts Snack-Themed Holiday Sweaters And More In New Online Shophttps://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/frito-lay-debuts-snack-themed-holiday-sweaters-and-more-in-new-online-shop-301174866.htmlShare Your Favorite Things | Frito-Lay Anthem w/Anna Kendrickhttps://youtu.be/Wou2f4gybP4The Pros and Cons of Sending Out Catalogshttps://blog.bigpromotions.net/the-pros-and-cons-of-sending-out-catalogs/Fingerhut2020-11-2217 min
The Dying Project#26: Navigating Funemployment and Emotions by Way of Stoicism with Shahyan JahaniIt’s Election Day, babyyy! Get out there and do your civic duty. Even if you don’t care about the shit show that has been this presidential race, focus on your local leaders where it will surely impact you most directly.
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This week on The Dying Project I chatted with Shahyan Jahani. He’s a cool, comedic cat that is on the hunt for a job and doing lots on the...2020-11-0300 min
مرکز زرتشتیان کالیفرنیاRole of women in the advancement of Persian culture from ancient to modern times, Gender equality, Women’s rights, Family protective lawsGroup of our bright, active & interested Youth, Shahyan Dalal, Golsa Gheibi, Neeka Khosravi & Pouyan Pouresfandiari will be asking questions from Dr. Parmis Khatibi . Hirbod Dr. Nooshin Jahangiri has been instrumental in preparation of this program. This week program is dedicated to Topics such as Role of women in the advancement of Persian culture from ancient to modern times, Gender equality, Women’s rights, Family protective laws, etc. will be discussed. This time our youth will ask questions from Dr. Khatibi in Persian language.2020-10-3022 min
JAMA Cardiology Author InterviewsSurvival on the Heart Transplant Waiting ListInterview with Elizabeth L. Godfrey, BS, Syed Shahyan Bakhtiyar, MBBS, and Abbas Rana, MD, authors of Survival on the Heart Transplant Waiting List2020-08-1211 min
Deweerdo Podcast14. Shahyan JahaniIn this episode, I had a great conversation with Shahyan Jahani!! Check it out and I hope it provides you some laughs and some ideas!!
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Deweerdo Podcast6. Shahyan JahaniI talk to my good buddy who is a fellow comedian, fitness junkie and certified lunge master Shahyan Jahani!!!
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Unfiltered Sports PodPhumni Podcasts Episode #4 featuring Sofiyan, Rokhan, Shahyan, and BalaajThis episode is really laid back, I (Salaar) ask my cousins/brother about their favorite artist/ artists they might’ve discovered this year. I also asked them about different TV Shows and Movies they have recently liked in 2018. Some awkward moments but it was really fun to record 😂2018-12-2622 min
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