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Giving Tuesday Gratitude & 2023 Preview

FromThe Nocturnists

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Nov 29, 2022

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Hi Listeners! Today is Giving Tuesday, and we wanted to take this time to express our gratitude and let you know what’s coming up on The Nocturnists podcast. Thank you for supporting our work in transforming medical culture through storytelling. To learn more, head to thenocturnists.com.

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Nov 29, 2022

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The Nocturnists is a live show and podcast where doctors tell stories from the world of medicine. Based in San Francisco and hosted by physician Emily Silverman, our show is animated by a deep-seated curiosity about health, disease, and human connection. Welcome to the family.

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S2 E10: The River Styx: After hearing a mentor make an inappropriate joke, medical student Jenny Tiskus grapples with humor’s place in the world of medicine. Illustrations by Lindsay Mound. Original theme music by Yosef Munro. Other music comes from Blue Dot... by The Nocturnists
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S2 E4: Enjoy Your Life: When caring for a young woman with a new brain cancer diagnosis, medicine resident Colleen Farrell comes to grips with her own mortality. Books referenced include Noonday Demon by Andrew Solomon. You can find the poem "Intensive Care" by Jane O.... by The Nocturnists
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S1 E6: That's Ninja Doc to You: Hospitalist Meghan O'Brien recounts the frustration of caring for a homeless patient who would rather be on the streets. by The Nocturnists
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S2 E8: All That Jazz: Psychiatrist Matthew Hirschtritt turns to lessons from his Jewish upbringing when caring for a patient with severe refractory depression. Illustrations by Lindsay Mound. Original theme music by Yosef Munro. Other music comes from Blue Dot... by The Nocturnists
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$S2 E8: All That Jazz: Psychiatrist Matthew Hirschtritt turns to lessons from his Jewish upbringing when caring for a patient with severe refractory depression. Illustrations by Lindsay Mound. Original theme music by Yosef Munro. Other music comes from Blue Dot...$
S2 E9: Dead To Me: Physician Maureen Miller describes how perusing a dusty box of autopsy reports from 1897 helped her embrace her new professional future as a pathologist. Learn more about Maureen's work here. She also recommends reading The Misfit, featuring one of... by The Nocturnists
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S1 E5: I Am Enough: Grant Smith, chief resident in internal medicine at UCSF, recounts the story of his first code blue. Learn more at thenocturnists.com by The Nocturnists
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S1 E9: Too Important to Die: Cardiologist Dhruv Kazi recounts the heart-stopping tale of an emergency medical encounter in North Korea. Find out about our events and more at www.thenocturnists.com by The Nocturnists
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S2 E3: A Form of Love: Hospitalist Peter Barish recounts an intense, intimate moment with a patient. Learn more about Ladybird here. Illustrations by Lindsay Mound. Original theme music by Yosef Munro. Other music comes from Blue Dot Sessions. Check out our... by The Nocturnists
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S1 E3: Out of the Way: Hospitalist Ann Knapp navigates her own doubts and assumptions when her patient, a ninety-year-old man, states he wants to die -- today. by The Nocturnists
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S1 E4: Not Always Wonderful: In the hospital, pediatrician Dana Gal struggles with a young patient who asserts her autonomy in ways that are frustrating, and even dangerous. by The Nocturnists
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S2 E2: Compassionate Release: Michele DiTomas, a hospice physician who cares for incarcerated men, races against the clock and slashes through bureaucratic tape to help a dying man go home. Learn more about the U.S. criminal justice system on the ACLU's website. Illustrations by... by The Nocturnists
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S4 E8: Stories from a Pandemic: Insomnia: The mass media portrays us as “healthcare heroes,” or soldiers fighting a battle. For some people this language may ring true, but for others, it feels wrong. This week you’ll hear voices from diarists based in California, New York, New Jersey,... by The Nocturnists
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S2 E7: Good Doctor: Hospitalist Archna Eniasivam describes the time she made a diagnostic error with one of her favorite patients. Illustrations by Lindsay Mound. Original theme music by Yosef Munro. Other music comes from Blue Dot Sessions. Check out our... by The Nocturnists
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S3 E3: Love in the Time of Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis: Internal medicine resident Elie Adler tells a story about loving someone with a chronic illness, how that relationship changed when she became a doctor, and how being a doctor affects her relationship. This season of The Nocturnists was made possible... by The Nocturnists
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S1 E7: Missing It: The electronic medical record and a list of to-dos distract family medicine resident Milana Pebenito from her patient's impending death. by The Nocturnists
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S1 E1: Recognition: Ben Lerman, an emergency medicine physician, describes how his ability to empathize with his patients deteriorated throughout his medical training, and how a chance encounter with a patient outside the hospital helped set him back on track. Special... by The Nocturnists
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Conversations: Laura Kolbe, MD: In this episode, Emily speaks with poet, physician, and medical ethicist Dr. Laura Kolbe about her poetry collection, Little Pharma, the languages of poetry and medicine, and how poetry can capture the spirit of what it means to be human. The... by The Nocturnists
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S1 E8: Even the Morgue Has a Waitlist: Hospital administrator Galen Laserson recounts the time she got an unexpected call in the middle of the night, which prompted her to learn all about the hospital's underbelly and the logistics of death. This week, you also have the opportunity to... by The Nocturnists
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S4 E7: Stories from a Pandemic: Exhale: We’ve been holding our breath for weeks. The future is unclear, but this week, we invite you to exhale and celebrate small wins. You’ll hear voices from North Carolina, Michigan, Maryland, Oklahoma, Colorado, and California, including those of a... by The Nocturnists
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S2 E1: The Lazarus Effect: Emergency medicine physician Joe Sills panics when the patient he has just pronounced dead regains a pulse. The article mentioned in our conversation, "What Does It Mean to Die?" can be found in The New Yorker. Illustrations by Lindsay Mound. Original... by The Nocturnists
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Season 2 Trailer: Season 2 of The Nocturnists, hosted by physician Emily Silverman, launches on Tuesday, March 26th. Illustration by Lindsay Mound (https://lindsaymound.com/). Original theme music by Yosef Munro (http://munro.media/). by The Nocturnists
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S4 E3: Stories from a Pandemic: Virus: What have we learned about the virus so far? In the third episode of our special podcast series on COVID19, you will hear voices of a MICU nurse in San Francisco, an internal medicine resident in New York City, an internal medicine resident in... by The Nocturnists
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S5 E1: Black Voices in Healthcare: Again: In our first episode, we sit with the grief of the event that set this project into motion: the murder of George Floyd, a Black man, by a white police officer in Minneapolis. Illustrations by . Original music by This series is brought to... by The Nocturnists
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Special Episode 3: Matt McCarthy, MD: In this special episode, Emily sits down with physician Matt McCarthy, a infectious disease specialist at New York Presbyterian Hospital who researches drug-resistant microbes, to talk about his latest book, Superbugs. First, we have Matt reading... by The Nocturnists
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Special Episode 2: Learning: In this special episode, we share a tapestry of voices that we stitched together from the 38 audio submissions we received for our first storytelling contest on the theme of "Learning." The entries came from 28 institutions, 14 states, and 3... by The Nocturnists
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S4 E5: Stories from a Pandemic: Helpless: What’s it like to be a healthcare worker standing on the sidelines during a pandemic? This week, you’ll hear from diarists from California, North Carolina, Indiana, Texas, and New York, including a primary care doctor, a travel nurse, a speech... by The Nocturnists
26 min listen

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