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Grand Rounds
Hosted by Leah Weiss and Jennifer Weiss · EN
It took a pandemic to bring sisters Jennifer Weiss, MD and Leah Weiss, PhD, to bring this podcast to you. Season 1: Grand Rounds gathers thought leaders in the covid era, exploring purpose and resilience in the pandemic. Season 2: DISRUPTION
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Upruption with Danielle Powell
Oct 6, 202100:43:49Tap to summarizeDanielle Powell runs a mentoring and leadership development at Skyline Community College that is the opposite of a cookie cutter approach. She brings respect and awe to her cohorts of women as she demands that they see themselves as good enough and deserving of success. This wraps season 2 of Grand Rounds...
Transcribe →Women’s Basketball: You Can’t Disrupt Us
May 1, 202100:38:20Tap to summarizeMurriel was a forward and center in the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) for eleven seasons. She played college basketball for the University of Florida, and was drafted in the first round of the 1998 WNBA Draft. She played professionally for the Washington Mystics and the Los Angeles Sparks of the WNBA. She is currently an assistant coach at Georgia Tech, and her team went to the round of 8 in the NCAA tournament last month.Murriel speaks with us about the WNBA, support from the NBA players for the professional women, and the challenges in reconciling the differences between the male and female professional leagues. The details about the experience for the female basketball players in San Antonio in juxtaposition to the male players in Indianapolis are unbelievable. Yet Murriel has a superpower… her serenity. She is adamant, “Women’s basketball is a great product and no matter what you do, you can’t disrupt us.” Murriel’s pearls of wisdom include advice to “control the controlables,” which are our attitude and effort.
Transcribe →Adam Weiss, Disruptor from the Kindergarten Classroom to the World of Finance
Apr 18, 202101:01:48Tap to summarizeJoin us for season 2 of Grand Rounds Podcast, Disruption.We welcome our brother, Adam Weiss. He was a founding partner of Scout Capital, a hedge fund that closed in 2014. Adam talks about Kindergarden disruption and financial disruption. We tackle a conversation about gender and risk, competence and creative genius. The urge to disrupt to destruct, and disruption for good. We disrupt out of boredom, aggression, discomfort with authority, and in an attempt to solve a problem someone else should have been solving. To some of us, the world doesn’t look right and we can’t resist meddling with it.
Transcribe →Dr. Purvi Parikh: Covid Vaccine Expert
Mar 6, 202100:27:34Tap to summarizeDr. Purvi Parikh is a social media influencer, Allergist and Immunologist, and Covid Vaccine researcher and expert. She has been a news correspondent for many outlets educating the public. Join us to hear her wisdom.
Transcribe →Tony Adkins, PA-C, The Dancing Doctor
Feb 28, 202100:35:16Tap to summarizeTony Adkins, PA-C, is a neurosurgery Physician Assistant at Children's Hospital Orange County. This man embodies grace and care. He has millions of followers on social media, as he dances with his patients and their parents through their journeys with trauma and cancer. Follow him on Instagram, facebook, and TikTok at @t_malone3. If you are looking for a bright spot in a tough year, this episode will not disappoint.
Transcribe →#ThisIsOurShot with Dr. Alex McDonald
Feb 13, 202100:33:17Tap to summarize#ThisIsOurShot movement, physicians educating about Covid and the vaccine. Join us as Dr. Alex McDonald convinces me to remove my tweet about my own fear, in the interest of the public good and to stand with my colleagues. COVID VACCINE TRUST lives with you and YOUR physician, your most trusted source in this pandemic.
Transcribe →Covid From the Front Line
Feb 13, 202100:19:30Tap to summarizeJennifer Weiss, orthopaedic surgeon, shares her experience with Leah Weiss about Covid from the front lines, from the Covid ICU. This episode is also a candid view of sister guilt and laughter as medicine.
Transcribe →Amanda Mahoney, Mentor in Compassionate Boundaries
Jan 4, 202100:27:00Tap to summarizeAmanda Mahoney is a grief psychotherapist. She is also one of my very best friends. Amanda grew up modeling and then worked in casting in the busy entertainment industry in the heart of Hollywood. As she settled into adulthood, Amanda craved purpose and connection. Join us as we explore compassionate boundaries from this mother of 2 who specializes in therapy for our most vulnerable, grieving families. Amanda is a beacon of light and humor for us, we know you will love her.
Transcribe →Father Gregory Boyle: Therapeutic Mysticism
Dec 15, 202000:59:17Tap to summarizeFather Gregory Boyle is a Jesuit priest who founded Homeboy Industries. His is the largest gang-intervention and rehabilitation program in the world. Spend an hour with him and you will understand why. If I can sum it up in one word, it is RESPECT. He remnids us that “none of us are well until we are all well.” “We imagine a circle of compassion and all of us are inside that circle.” He teaches us that when you notice people “walking through our doors barricaded behind walls of shame and disgrace” “you discover that only tenderness can scale these walls.” He teaches us to see “the whole person, Once you see wholeness people inhabit wholeness.” And “once you extend the tender glance people want to BE the tener glance.” His “homies always say ‘we are used to being watched but we aren’t used to being seen. Once you see me I know what I look like.” And we are encouraged that “all you are asked to do is what you CAN.” Inspired does not begin to describe my attitude after our time together. We hope you will join us...
Transcribe →Roshi Joan Halifax: The Path to Restoring Wholeness
Dec 12, 202000:20:41Tap to summarizeCovid is surging again. Our community of clinicians and physicians are suffering and struggling. Roshi Joan Halifax joins us again to share her wisdom. She teaches about the progression of eustress (the good kind) to distress. Moral residue is about unprocessed moral suffering. And reminds us to rembmer what it is to be operating from a foundation of moral character, and to serve from the strength of our convictions, values, and aspirations that brought us to medicine in the first place.
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