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45 episodes
since Nov. 25, 2025
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Send us Fan Mail Serving the world can feel impossible when you’re short on time, money, or confidence, so we start somewhere smaller: a hello. Stephanie joins us to share how everyday kindness, real curiosity, and simple human connection can become a personal practice of service that travels with …

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Send us Fan Mail If you’ve ever wondered whether a short-term medical service trip can really matter, Kendra Ho brings the kind of detail that makes it real. Kendra is a University of South Carolina neuroscience major with a business minor on the pre-med track, and she joins me to talk about servin…
Send us Fan Mail You can spend a lifetime in healthcare and still get shocked by what “no resources” really means. We talk with Dr. David Gray, an emergency physician and lifelong mentor, about the moments that shaped him: learning medicine the hard way in Guadalajara, helping build a new style of …
Send us Fan Mail A short-term global health trip can feel like a drop in the ocean, until you hear what “no access” really means from someone who lives it. We sit down with Dr. Ciro Calderon, a Guatemalan physician in Antigua who runs his own clinic, collaborates with the Peace Corps, and mentors v…
Send us Fan Mail A garbage dump is not just a place where trash ends up. In many developing nations, it becomes a workplace, a food source, and the center of a community where families sort plastics and metal beside medical waste just to survive. That’s the world Mike Tenbush has spent the last eig…
Send us Fan Mail The next pandemic problem is already here, and it is not just a virus. It is a system that fractures on impact. When a crisis hits, we send waves of institutions, NGOs, universities, and volunteers into the same space, often without shared situational awareness, shared data, or a u…
Send us Fan Mail Serving abroad sounds inspiring, until you hit the real-life barriers: limited money, limited time, and the fear that you cannot help without speaking the language. Dr. Patrick Hickey sits down with Nancy, a University of South Carolina public health graduate on the physician assis…
Send us Fan Mail You can learn a lot about medicine from textbooks, but you learn something different when you have to earn trust in a place where healthcare is hard to reach. We sit down with Rachel, a newly graduated pre-med student headed to medical school, to talk about what changed for her aft…
Send us Fan Mail You can have the biggest heart in the world and still fail in disaster relief if you ignore the people who know the community best. That’s why Larry's approach hits so hard. Larry is a US Army veteran, a Rotarian, a longtime financial advisor, and the co-founder of Disaster Ai…
Send us Fan Mail She planned to climb Mount Kilimanjaro for a cause, then life stacked the odds higher. Tiffany Jones is a veteran teacher who gets funded for an Africa adventure, is diagnosed with breast cancer weeks later, and still chooses to train, show up, and travel, with her doctors’ support…
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