Conversations about everything that’s missing. Mike is a physician and teaches wilderness and survival medicine.
I Wish They Taught That In School
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Podcast Overview
Conversations about everything that’s missing. Mike is a physician and teaches wilderness and survival medicine.
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10/25/2018
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April 30, 2026
The Hidden Shame of Motherhood (and How to Break It) — with Renee Brna
<p>In this episode of I Wish They Taught That in School, I sit down with my wife, <a href="http://reneebrna.com" data-type="link" data-id="reneebrna.com">Renee Brna</a>, to talk about something rarely discussed openly: the quiet shame many mothers carry.</p> <p>Before entering the mental health field, Renee spent 20 years as a professional performer in theater, television, and music. She began working in crisis support and client services more than a decade ago, and after stepping back to raise her children, she returned with a focus on research and clinical training. She’s now a graduate student therapist pursuing a Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy.</p> <p>Ahead of the release of her new book, <a href="https://benbellabooks.com/shop/a-happy-healthy-mom/?srsltid=AfmBOorlpLGi1VHjeYUz6-2o3oxcj3-1S5GitDIy7zHKQEMxa0KX1Xmb">A Happy Healthy Mom</a>—a revised and expanded second edition of Mother Nurture, co-authored with Rick Hanson, Jan Hanson, and Ricky Polycove—Renee shares insights into the emotional realities of modern motherhood.</p> <p>We explore how unrealistic expectations—especially those amplified by social media—can leave new moms feeling like they’re falling short, even when they’re doing everything right. This conversation dives into identity, comparison, mental health, and how to redefine what it actually means to be a “good mom.”</p> <p>If you’ve ever felt like you’re not measuring up—or love someone who feels that way—this episode is for you.</p>
June 10, 2023
Sachin Narayan—From Premed to a Purposeful Medical Career
Sachin Narayan is the founder and former CEO of Cathartic, a non profit company that focuses on preventative health of under-resourced populations. He is recent graduate from the University of Southern California and is matriculating as an MS1 this fall at the Stanford School of Medicine. In this captivating podcast episode, join me as I Read more about Sachin Narayan—From Premed to a Purposeful Medical Career[…]
July 27, 2022
Dr. Chris Ekstam—Doctoring, Traveling, and Winging It
Chris Ekstam is a physician and entrepreneur living in Texas. After college at the University of Delaware, he went to New York College of Osteopathic Medicine and then did residency in Anesthesiology at Yale New Haven Hospital. In addition to practicing anesthesiology, he owns a patent for a medical invention he created. Chris shares his Read more about Dr. Chris Ekstam—Doctoring, Traveling, and Winging It[…]
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