
Where curiosity meets inspiring human stories
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 260 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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What does it actually take to build community as an adult, especially when you’re starting over?
In this episode, I sit down with Bob Krinsky, who made a bold decision after more than 30 years in San Francisco to move to New York and begin a complet... more
In this episode, Susan Dentzer, President and CEO of America's Physician Groups, shares a grounded perspective shaped by her work across journalism, policy, and now with physician groups accountable for both cost and quality.
Susan explains why heal... more
A patient walks into a hospital with scans already done. And yet, they’re asked to repeat everything.
Not because the system is inefficient, but because the data doesn’t mean the same thing everywhere.
In this episode, we explore AI and data in can... more
Cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death in the United States, yet innovation in this space faces unique scientific, economic, and structural challenges.
In this episode of Bold Minds, Christine Winoto speaks with Lisa Suennen, Mana... more
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Learned a lot from the podcast with Amrinder Singh. Great insights.
The insights Christine’s guests provide are guaranteed to leave you with powerful knowledge from each episode - can’t recommend The Health Technology Podcast enough. 🙌
I started working in a MedTech startup after leaving my last startup in Life Siences. It's been incredibly informative and helpful for me to learn about the space and the intricacies of this area. All the topics including fundraising, regulatory, product development etc are discussed and it's as if they know what I need and include it on the podcast. ABSOLUTELY love it!
A great mix of insights from early stage entrepreneurs and investors in the space. These people really know what they are talking about. It's amazing what a variety of backgrounds they have.
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Bold Minds with Christine Winoto features in-depth conversations with healthtech founders, clinicians, and policy leaders who are shaping the future of healthcare through technology, funding strategies, and patient-centered care. Episodes frequently explore real-world challenges in healthcare delivery, from insurance and accessibility to innovative diagnostics, digital health, and palliative care. The show often centers on personal journeys that illuminate systemic issues, practical lessons for entrepreneurship in healthcare, and the human stories behind medical innovation. A notable throughline is the emphasis on making complex healthcare systems more transparent, accessible, and compassionate, with guests ranging from startup founders to ... more
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Recent guests on Bold Minds include:
1. Susan Dentzer
2. Dr. Caroline Chung
3. Lisa Suennen
4. Ian Shea
5. Sharonne Hayes
6. Ross Goldberg
7. Yoona Kim
8. Maria Liu
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