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Burnt

By: Brandon Lawrence
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  • Summary

  • 2020 was difficult. Everyone struggled to some degree. And while some learned and grew and did wonderful things, others fell apart and many just struggled with their emotions and navigating their ways through a brave new world. Sharing how we coped (and continue to cope) in the face of unprecedented change can heal, inspire, reflect and educate. On The Burnt Podcast, we will discuss the emotional rollercoasters that have been our Covid-affected lives. From success stories to tragedies, comic misadventures to tales of love found and lost. We will, with wit and respect, bring forth galvanizing stories, fascinating perspectives and voices that deserve to be heard, raw and unfiltered. We will create a forum for sharing unique and authentic experiences in the hopes of not only entertaining and touching our audiences, but, if possible, elucidating some small corners of the universal human Experience. 2020 was the year of isolation, but we were not, and are not, alone.
    Copyright 2021 Brandon Lawrence
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Episodes
  • Ashley B True Grit

    Ashley B True Grit
    May 7 2021
    We get to Talk to Ashley B who was thrust into front line ICU nursing during the pandemic, shortly after returning from an extended maternity leave. Her rise to medtwitter fame and of course a shoutout to our mutual love Taylor Nichols.
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    1 hr
  • St Senka - Surgeon, Wanderlust and the Pandemic in Poland

    St Senka - Surgeon, Wanderlust and the Pandemic in Poland
    Apr 11 2021
    This week we talk to Senka, a general surgeon in Poland who has wandered the world providing medical care. Starting in January 2020 she took her first stable, paying job and then the pandemic hit. This is her story.
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    59 mins
  • Daniel Colon and the systemic racism within medicine

    Daniel Colon and the systemic racism within medicine
    Mar 12 2021
    Happy friday folks! Today we chat with Daniel Colon, a critical care fellow who breaks down his opinions on the widely discussed JAMA pod from last week, where he has been affected by the racial inequalities within medicine and how he feels we can move forward. He offers a unique perspective, identifying both with the black and latino experience and having viewed the decimation of both racial groups while working in the ICU during the pandemic.
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    57 mins
Physical Illness & Disease Psychology Hygiene & Healthy Living Social Sciences
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