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In Part Two, Dr. Tomás Owens and Dr. Thomas Owens continue their conversation, focusing on what it means to practice medicine across generations.
They discuss mentorship, teaching, and how the field of family medicine is evolving — along with the lessons they’ve learned from each other along the way. Blending thoughtful reflection with a few lighter moments, this episode captures the unique dynamic of a shared profession, a shared purpose, and a legacy still unfolding.
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