Emory Newkirk Podcast

In this episode, 2 years in the making, Jonathan Saavedra speaks on his journey to medicine, what motivates him, and provides phenomenal wisdom that he has learned from his journey.

In this podcast, we speak on dealing with the death of patients and difficult patients. Ages, symptoms, and other possible identifying factors have been changed.

In this podcast recorded via zoom (thanks COVID) Beau Watkins and Ed Fahoury make and I talk about Step 1, Wim Hof Breathing method, and adjustments we made during COVID.

In this podcast, I breakdown my white coat speech that I gave to the incoming May 2020 AUC class.

In this podcast, I speak on leadership style, human life, and #BlackLivesMatter

In this podcast, I have two guests, Eddie Fahoury and Beau Watkins who join me in talking about our inspiration and why we believe in raising the floor rather than the ceiling. Also, happy birthday to my mother and congratulations to my brother Evan for signing his NLI to play football at ENMU.

In this podcast, I speak on who inspires me the most and my current situation of being elected as student body president here at AUC. Poorly edited on my end but put up due to podcast #6 being tied into this one.

In this podcast, I have two guests Eddie Fahoury aka the MCB GOAT and Christian Green aka Ashley O. We speak on the life lessons we've learned in medical school about keeping it real, being vulnerable, feeling pain, and sacrifices.

In this episode featuring the Goodest of Good Boys, I talk about my finals and a few things that have helped me grow as a person and a student.

In today's podcast, I talk about Discipline = sauce= forever and Motivation = juice = temporary Intro: 0:00 Discipline: 2:43.0 How I Study: 3:40.0 Why you should make your bed: 5:09.0 My morning routine: 6:02.0 Make your bed/clean your room: 10:21.0 Routine Checklist: 10:50.0 Accountability: 12:00.0 Motivation: 15:31.0 Sauce vs Juice: 25:31.0 Thank you: 27:34.0 End: 32:26.0

In this first of many podcasts to come, I talk a bit about how I deal with failure being in medical school. I briefly talk about my biggest failure that led me to have the mindset I have now. Language warning.