
Veteran journalist, investor, and Second Opinion Media founder Chrissy Farr talks with the CEOs and founders who've been in the trenches long enough to know that healthcare doesn't move at startup speed. These aren't the entrepreneurs chasing quick exits—they're the "lifers" who understand that building in healthcare requires endless pivots, regulatory navigation, and decade-long timelines. No hyp... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 87 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyHealth & Fitness | |||

Christina Farr sits down with Munjal Shah, Co-founder and CEO, Hippocratic AI, to ask whether clinical AI will shrink healthcare's workforce, and who is on the hook when it makes a mistake. Munjal explains his Copilot, Autopilot, and Infinite Pilot f... more
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Miriam Paramore, Founder and CEO of RxUtility, joins Christina Farr for a conversation that moves from caregiving for aging parents to the hidden economics of American healthcare. Miriam, who has spent over 40 years in health tech and fin... more
Christina Farr sits down with Peter Lee, President of Microsoft Science, and Dr. Christopher Longhurst, the new CEO of Seattle Children's, to take stock of where AI in healthcare actually stands versus where the headlines say it is. They get into why... more
Nick Reber, Founder and CEO, Garner Health talks with Chrissy about why the most consequential decision in healthcare, which doctor you actually see, is the one patients have the least information about. After four spine surgeries for a problem that ... more
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I am a big fan of Chrissy Farr, since her days as a tech business reporter. But this most recent episode I feel the guest Eric Larsen lacked credibility. Specifically, he cited the demise of Cruise as a result of tech bias in assessing health outcomes, I.e AI in health is held to an unfair standard. He cited the one accident of the Cruise car dragging a pedestrian as an unfortunate event leading to bankruptcy. This revisionist recounting insults the intelligence of the listener. Cruise deliberat... more
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Christina gets to the hard questions with top health care founders and operators, what they’ve learned and what we have to change. Guests are consistently top quality and she gets beyond the anodyne in her questions.
This is a nice balance to the male-dominated content out there and many interesting and valuable takes, but it’s buried. I’d like to hear more time spent on content and source of opinions and less time spent on ego and promotion of self/hosts and guests.
Loved the conversations and how this trio interviewing Carine brought so many important topics to light. We need to be talking about these important issues more often! #beseen.care #self-advocacy #powerwomen
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A thoughtful deep-dive into healthcare innovation, policy, and the realities of building in regulated environments. Episodes consistently explore AI-enabled care, care delivery platforms, reimbursement and payment models, and the evolving role of clinicians and health systems in adopting new tech. Guests tend to be CEOs, founders, clinicians, and operators who offer practical perspectives on scale, governance, and patient outcomes, often balancing hype with pragmatic constraints. A standout trait is the focus on long-term, value-driven transformation over quick exits, with candid takes on regulation, data interoperability, and cross-functional teams. Potential listeners include health-tech executives, investors, clinicians, and policy-minde... more
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Recent guests on Lifers include:
1. Munjal Shah
2. Miriam Paramore
3. Nick Reber
4. Sam Toole
5. Eric Larsen
6. Ezekiel Emanuel
7. Kimberly Powell
8. Megan Zweig
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