More Than Mountains: The Podcast
Welcome to More Than Mountains! This podcast is a safe, inclusive community for teens to gain support, and resources for mental health struggles, while educating on medical topics and diving into correlations between physical and behavioral health.
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Breaking Barriers in Medicine and the Military with Dr. Bri Johnson (opens the original)
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In this episode, I sit down with an Army anesthesiologist to explore her journey into medicine, military service, and leadership. She shares what inspired her path to anesthesiology, why she chose to serve as a military physician, and the unique rewards and challenges of practicing medicine in the armed forces. We also discuss how her experiences as a woman and woman of color have shaped her career, the importance of confidence and representation, strategies for protecting mental health in deman
Marriage and Meaningful Connections in Medicine with Dr. Emily Foit (opens the original)
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Medical training can be demanding, but does it have to come at the expense of meaningful relationships? In this episode, Dr. Emily Foit shares her experiences navigating friendships, family, marriage, and community throughout medical school, residency, and beyond. We discuss maintaining connections during busy seasons, overcoming guilt and burnout, and the lessons she's learned about balancing ambition with the people who matter most. Tune in for an honest conversation about relationships, resil
Dr. Sanjna Tripathy on navigating Skincare, Confidence, and Social Media Pressure (opens the original)
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In this episode of More Than Mountains , I speak with a dermatologist, Dr. Sanjna tripathy, to explore the world of skin health beyond what is often seen online. The conversation unpacks what inspired their journey into dermatology and what continues to make the specialty meaningful today, while also addressing common misconceptions,especially the idea that dermatology is only cosmetic. We discuss how conditions like acne, eczema, and psoriasis can deeply impact a person’s confidence and mental
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