
Dr. Kimberly Manning and Dr. Ashley McMullen are two dope academic internists who use the power of storytelling to explore the human side of medicine, along with teaching, living, learning, and all things in between
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessSociety & CultureMedicine | |||

Even as human doctors, we appreciate the extraordinary value of non-human connections. This episode Kimberly unpacks several experiences that demonstrate how four-legged friends can be more like family.
Much of life happens outside of our control. Yet, even when we do have the ability to plan, prepare, and make choices for the outcome we want, things can still fall apart. This week Ashley shares how she coped after an experience she prepared for wen... more
Welcome back for season 10! This week Kimberly is kicking us off with a story from Grady Hospital and some words of wisdom for moving through difficult times.
Sometimes choosing yourself requires a bold move. In this last episode of the season, Ashley shares a story about a choice she's making for herself in 2026 and how she got there despite some real challenges. Again, we are so grateful to all of you wh... more
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As a current medical student, this podcast is amazing! I love hearing “what’s the what!” & how both hosts take the time to truly tell stories that are impactful. You both are very empathetic and deep feelers that reassure me that I can be those things even in a field like medicine that does a good job of stripping that away. Thank you for your honesty and showing up!! It would be dope if y’all had a GoodReads or Amazon link to Al the books you’ve ever mentioned! 💛
Hello! While I’m not a doctor, I’m an avid podcast listener, and I found your episode on 'imposter syndrome' incredibly insightful. It resonated with me, as it’s a feeling that transcends careers. Before retiring, I worked in data mining technology, and often found myself as the only woman in the conference room. I, too, struggled with feeling like an imposter, but I always knew how to prove that wasn’t the case. I’m strong, articulate, and unapologetically myself. Thank you both, Dr. McMullen &... more
I follow Dr Manning on Twitter and was introduced to their podcast sometime last year I think , and I binged-listened all the available episodes then, and I’ll forever be a student of these two amazing black women healthcare practitioners . I’ve evolved so much by listening to practical lessons and advice which guide my practice as an immigrant RN while navigating dealing with people and situations . I love their “hair stories” and thank you for sharing your time with those of us behind the sc... more
This is a podcast that is really needed.
Every time I think an episode is one of my favorites, these two amazing women crank out a new favorite. The bumblebee still flies might be my favorite of all time because I can relate to it so much. It took me back to so many things that I have done or applied for, but if I really thought a lot about it, I probably wouldn’t have. thank you so much for always sharing your stories and humanity with all of us. We are so lucky!
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This podcast features two academic internists, who thoughtfully navigate the intricate balance between the medical profession and the human experience through storytelling. Their engaging discussions cover a range of personal and professional topics, from the rigors of medical training to self-care, identity, and interpersonal relationships. Frequent themes include the emotional challenges of healthcare, mentorship, personal growth, and the importance of storytelling in understanding the medical community and patient experiences. The relatable and heartwarming narratives reflect the hosts' genuine dedication to cultivating empathy and compassion in medicine, making it especially relevant for listeners in and beyond the healthcare field.
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