
Where curiosity meets inspiring human stories
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 260 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

After a life‑threatening emergency and months of confusing denials, Ali Diab turned his personal crisis into a mission to fix health benefits. In this episode, he shares how that experience led to founding Collective Health and the drive to put clari... more
What does it take to transform a health system from sick care to true health creation? In this episode, we sit down with Ann Somers Hogg, Director of Health Care Research at the Clayton Christensen Institute, to explore business model innovation in h... more
Healthcare innovation in cancer care often means new drugs or breakthrough therapies. But as Othman Laraki, co-founder and CEO of Color, explains, the most powerful impact comes from making proven tools work for everyone.
In this episode, Othman sha... more
Healthcare is a team effort, but we don’t always see the full team. Behind every physician visit, every hospital discharge, and every community clinic, there’s a vast, often invisible network of professionals keeping the system running.
In this epis... more
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This series centers around compelling conversations with experts and thought leaders across various fields, primarily focusing on healthcare innovations and the human experience surrounding them. Episodes actively explore topics related to health technology, patient care, and systemic issues within the healthcare system, emphasizing personal stories and transformative ideas. Unique elements include firsthand accounts of innovations in areas like palliative care, cancer screening, and social determinants of health, showcasing how these narratives create deeper understandings of the emotional and societal impacts of healthcare decisions.
Listeners can expect insightful discussions that not only highlight the latest advancements in health tec... more
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Recent guests on Bold Minds include:
1. Ali Diab
2. Ann Somers Hogg
3. Othman Laraki
4. Dr. Sunita Mutha
5. Brieze Bell
6. Tippi MacKenzie
7. Dr. Todd Brinton
8. Sameer Jafri
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