Explore The Space

Esther Choo is an Emergency Medicine physician, a founder of TimesUp Healthcare, and a cornerstone voice driving progress in our profession. She is a remarkable voice on social media, on stage, and in the press. Her research, creativity,

"I remember him turning to me and saying 'Hey Doc, you ready?'" - Claudia Kannel is one of the first women in our nation's history to be awarded the Combat Medical Badge, which she earned for her service as a medic under fire with the 1st Armored Divi...

"This is about trying to shatter all myths, all notions about gender equity within these institutions of medicine, of science, of global health" - Jocalyn Clark is the Executive Editor of The Lancet and has her PhD in public health and women's studies...

Avital O'Glasser is back to discuss our recent Explore The Space White Paper addressing the question of social media on the ERAS application for residency and fellowships in medicine. The demand for how we can all modernize the way we promote ourselves...

"My favorite speeches are when I go to places that aren't receptive to the climate justice message and I can just school them." - Jamie Margolin is the founder of Zero Hour, creator of the upcoming World Climate Summit,

Seth Hain is Vice-President of Research & Development and Chris Mast is a Family Medicine physician & Vice-President of Clinical Informatics at Epic Systems. They join for a candid and broad conversation of the current state and future goals of EPIC.

Warren Binford is a Professor of Law at Willamette University and an internationally recognized children's rights scholar and advocate. She was part of a group that recently toured the Customs and Border Patrol Detention Center in Clint,

"You can't lead others until you understand how to lead yourself" - Mark Hertling returns to Explore The Space to discuss leadership through the prisms of character and resilience. His insights from a career as an officer & 3-star General in the US Ar...

"The best antidote to a feeling of despair is progress, and that's what we are seeing now" - David Wallace-Wells is a Deputy Editor & climate change columnist with New York Magazine & the author of "The Uninhabitable Earth" a book which caused a treme...

"Each and every one of us, we have a story to tell. Using that narrative to change the hearts and minds of Americans, that's what will move the needle forward. " - Joseph Sakran is a gun violence survivor and a Trauma surgeon at Johns Hopkins.