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Lessons come to us in all sorts of ways, especially in the places we least expect. Today, Ashley shares a story about being open to new things, especially when we think we have nothing to learn.
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Change is inevitable. It can be hard at times, but change can also be an opportunity embrace a new way of being and seeing ourselves in the world. This episode, Kimberly shares a story about a significant change she went through in the past and what she learned from that experience.
Topics Discussed:Formerly Incarcerated People's Performance ProjectAdolescence on Netflix Masters of the American College of Physicians - 2024/2025Look out for Dr. McMullen and Dr. Manning at the SGIM National Meeting - May 2025 -
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Have you ever had an instance where you made up your mind to do something, but your body said "no"? This episode, Ashley shares an experience that highlights how our bodies sometimes alert us to deeper truths that we'd rather avoid thinking about.
Topics Discussed:Colorectal Cancer Screening - Guidance from the CDCTransgender Day of Visibility - 3/31Black Liturgies - by Cole Arthur Riley Quote from The Kite Runner - by Khaled HosseiniLook out for Dr. McMullen and Dr. Manning at the SGIM National Meeting - May 2025 -
While reflecting on two pivotal experiences as a mom and as an educator, Kimberly gives a masterclass in the value of pausing to ask questions before assuming the worst.
Topics Discussed:March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month "Racial Disparities and early-onset colorectal cancer: A call to action" - by Andrew Chan, MD, MPHTheir Eyes Were Watching God - by Zora Neale Hurston, audiobook narrated by Ruby DeeThe Color Purple - by Alice WalkerLook out for Dr. McMullen and Dr. Manning at the SGIM National Meeting - May 2025 -
When things feel uncertain and you have no idea what to do, every once in a while, the answer you need is right there in front of you. This week, Ashley reflects on a beautiful connection that was made during a time of doubt.
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When we find ourselves in certain situations that seem like way more than we bargained for, sometimes we do have to ask the question, "if not me, then who?" Recently, Kimberly was thrust into one of these circumstances and in this episode, she shares her experience of how things unfolded.
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Often, it's only through proximity to different lived experiences and that issues become personal enough for us to change our thoughts and behaviors. This week, Ashley reflects on some key moments that opened her awareness to issues she hadn't previously contended with.
Topics Discussed:UCSF Black Caucus Gala Oakland Black Joy ParadeHow Can Black People Write About Flowers at a Time Like This - poem written and read by Hanif AbdurraqibQuiet - book by Susan CainDr. Edith Bracho-Sanchez (@DoctoraEdith)Look out for Dr. McMullen and Dr. Manning at the SGIM National Meeting - May 2025 -
The stories we often tell ourselves, about ourselves, later become self-fulfilling prophesies that can either help us reach our potential or keep us constricted. Sometimes we need to pump the breaks long enough to ask, what story am I telling and is it true? Sometimes we need others to help us do it. This week Kimberly shares a pivotal moment that invited her to reshape her narrative and learn to aim higher.
Topics Discussed: Becoming Wise - by Krista TippettOn Being - Podcast Jesus and the Disinherited - by Howard ThurmanThe Fire Next Time - James Baldwin Look out for Dr. McMullen and Dr. Manning at the SGIM National Meeting - May 2025 -
How you treat people always matters; and in places or spaces where there are differences in power, it's even more important to recognize the type of impact we can have on others. Here, Ashley shares a story from training and lessons she learned from a negative interaction.
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At a time when concepts like diversity and inclusivity may seem dilute or even controversial in some cases, it's worth revisiting the WHY behind DEI. This episode, Kimberly highlights how proximity to a very different lived experience set her up to become a better doctor and better human.
Look out for Dr. McMullen and Dr. Manning at the SGIM National Meeting - May 2025!
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The HD Pod is back! This week Ashley shares some important updates from our time away and a story that highlights the importance of taking the occasional leap of faith, especially in times that feel difficult or uncertain.
Topics Discussed: Unrivaled - Women's Basketball LeaguePoet Andrea GibsonAll Fours, by Miranda July Australia recs: State Library of New South Wales, The Rocks, Botanic Gardens of SydneyLook out for Dr. McMullen and Dr. Manning at the SGIM National Meeting - May 2025 -
In many situations, the line between right and wrong can be blurred or confusing, but sometimes it is very clear. On this final episode of the season, Kimberly gives a powerful reflection on accountability and owning what is right vs. what is wrong when it comes to certain behaviors.
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Everyone expresses grief or sorrow in different ways, and in an ideal world, we would all feel safe enough to do so however we choose. This week, Ashley shares stories on what this has looked like in her life.
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When is the last time you paused to really take in a meaningful moment - big or small? This week, Kimberly shares a reflection on this practice along with an invitation for us all to make time to appreciate the moments we may look back on one day and long for.
Topics Discussed:Nexus Summit 2024 Conference The Message - by Ta-Nehisi CoatesMarcus Bookstore - Oakland, CAPlayground - by Richard Powers"Cherish the Day" - by SadeMake a plan to vote! -
Today, Ashley reflects on the most important gift she received in her medical training - it's one that continues to give, even to this day.
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Our words have power - and sometimes a positive word can be life-giving, especially in a world that often prioritizes negativity. This week, Kimberly shares a story about a patient who reminded her of this possibility.
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Women in Medicine Summitt 2024 - Dr. Manning's Closing Keynote Speech Beyond the A Word: Reproductive Life Stories Make a plan to vote! -
This week, Ashley reflects on some pivotal experiences from medical training and the lessons she learned.
Topics Discussed:The Five Love LanguagesMiddlesex by Jeffrey EugenidesSlow AF Run Club by Martinus EvansMake a plan to vote! -
In today's episode, Kimberly describes an encounter with a patient that pushed her to think differently about what it means to "do no harm"
Topics Discussed:The Fire Next Time - by James Baldwin, audiobook narrated by Jesse L. MartinNYT 100 Best Books of the 21st Century Panchinko by Min Jin LeeTrust by Hernan DiazTomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle ZevinAn American Marriage by Tayari JonesThe Love Songs of W.E.B. Du Bois by Honorée Fanonne JeffersHomegoing by Yaa Gyasi Make a plan to vote! -
This week Ashley will share a story from her personal statement for residency applications, which is one that highlights her motivation for becoming an internist and a human doctor. Also, on our 100th (!) episode, we'd like to send a heartfelt thank you to all our listeners and supporters - we could not have made it to this milestone without you!
Topics Discussed:iMED (@iMedEducation) by Adam Rodman, MD & Shreya Treveti, MD Bedside Rounds Podcast (@BedsideRounds)Listeners >50 years old, get your Shingles Vaccine! -
This week, Kimberly is back on the mic to share some wise reflections on her experiences of being in the spotlight, and what we actually mean when we talk about "imposter syndrome".
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