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Residents in a Room is the American Society of Anesthesiologists‘ podcast series for residents, by residents, featuring anesthesiologists-in-training from across the country, putting it all out there, discussing their hopes, fears and expectations for residency and beyond.
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- 3
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- Sep 7, 2026
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- Jul 6, 2026
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Parenting Through Residency (opens the original)
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Dr. Abigail Schirmer speaks with fellow early-career anesthesiologists and parents, Drs. Vincent Bargnes, Noelle Crough, and Bengt Grua, about the benefits and challenges of parenting through residency. Their direct conversation includes survival tips, policy information, and unexpected discoveries.
ANESTHESIOLOGY Plans and Priorities (opens the original)
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Resident host, Dr. Wade Coomer, joins fellow resident, Dr. Toyin Thompson, and medical student, Surya Indukuri, for an interview with the Chair of ASA’s Annual Meeting Oversight Committee for 2026, Dr. Linda Shore-Lesserson. In this episode, sponsored by NorthStar Anesthesia, Dr. Lesserson takes listeners behind the scenes for a peek at ANESTHESIOLOGY 2026 planning as she shares advice on expectations, priorities, and what trainees can gain from the meeting.
Money Mistakes and More (opens the original)
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This episode presents resident host, Dr. Joshua Insler, and fellow residents, Drs. Morgan Harris and Zelle Ngundji, in conversation with Mr. Hugh Baker, a financial planner at Wrenne Financial. The conversation touches on common financial mistakes residents make, planning for the unpredictable, incorporating values into a financial plan, and more.
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