Podcast appearances and mentions of edward kim

Dr. Edward Kim, Vice Physician-in-Chief at City of Hope National Medical Center and Physician-in-Chief at City of Hope Orange County, joins the Becker's Healthcare Podcast to discuss the expansion of City of Hope's footprint, the importance of inclusive clinical trials, and the evolving landscape of cancer screening.

Featuring perspectives from Dr Robin K (Katie) Kelley, Dr Edward Kim and Prof Arndt Vogel, and moderated by Dr Kelley, including the following topics: Introduction (0:00) Recent Developments in the Management of Early- and Intermediate-Stage Hepatocellular Carcinoma (HCC) — Dr Kim (1:58) First-Line Therapy for Advanced HCC and Biliary Tract Cancers (BTCs) — Prof Vogel (22:24) Integration of Targeted Therapy into the Management of Advanced BTCs — Dr Kelley (42:19) CME information and select publications

“I was a pretty bad people manager and so there was a moment where I decided that this is not going to work and I really need to decide which path I'm gonna go. Am I gonna stay hands on keyboard or am I going to really help build the engineering team and scale the organization?”Edward Kim is the CTO and co-founder of Gusto, a multi-billion dollar company that helps businesses with payroll, benefits, and human resources. In this episode, we're talking about scaling up and why Gusto's focus on quality code and engineering mindset is so critical. Plus, Edward tells us how he learned to be a great manager, how watching his parents struggle to run their small business planted the seed for Gusto, and and what it was like recruiting top talent to work on a “boring” problem like payroll, back when Instagram and social-local-mobile startups were all the rage.Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 01:50 - Why Edward loves solving problems for small businesses 04:20 - Building out version one 06:48 - Finding product market fit 09:48 - What does Gusto offer today? 11:15 - The secret to good code 15:49 - Growing as an engineering leader 18:44 - What's next for Edward and Gusto? 20:04 - Exploring Generative AI 22:09 - Outro

In this episode, host Shikha Jain, MD, speaks with Edward Kim, MD about what it means to be a disruptive innovator, how to lead efforts in health care system changes and more. •    Welcome to another exciting episode of Oncology Overdrive 1:11 •    About Kim 1:19 •    The interview 3:00 •    What was your journey into oncology and the leadership roles you hold now? 3:27 •    Jain and Kim on changing specialties in medical school and in careers 10:45 •    Kim on family, his relationship with his daughter, and their viral Taylor Swift concert video  12:34 •    Jain on the upcoming Healio Disruptive Innovators Awards and how to register 17:46 •    What do you think disruptive innovation means? … Why did you agree to join this initiative? 18:07 •    Jain on framing disruptive innovation as a positive within the struggles of the health care system 23:34  •    How can we get our systems and delivery of health care to reflect the innovation that we see in medical technology advances, cancer care advances and other advances now to disrupt things for the future? 25:02  •    Jain and Kim on perceptions of certain treatments, and how it can prevent forward-thinking innovation 31:36  •    Why do we allow ourselves to fall into that trap in health care? … Why have we taken so many years to start addressing these innovations on a larger scale?  32:54  •    Kim and Jain on risk aversion for physicians and how questioning systems has evolved 37:36 •    If someone could only listen to the few minutes of this episode, what would you want them to take away? 43:02 •    How to contact Kim 44:27 •    Thanks for listening 45:10 Edward S. Kim, M.D., M.B.A., FACP, FASCO, is physician-in-chief and senior vice president, City of Hope Orange County, and vice physician-in-chief and professor, City of Hope National Medical Center.  Learn more about  Healio Disruptive Innovators Awards on June 3, 2023, and how to register.  We'd love to hear from you! Send your comments/questions to Dr. Jain at oncologyoverdrive@healio.com. Follow Healio on Twitter and LinkedIn: @HemOncToday and https://www.linkedin.com/company/hemonctoday/. Follow Dr. Jain on Twitter: @ShikhaJainMD. Kim can be reached via LinkedIn, Facebook, on Twitter @DrEdKim, or via email edwkim@coh.org.  Disclosures:  Jain reports no relevant financial disclosures. Kim reports affiliation with Boerhinger Ingelheim, Genentech and Mirati.

In this podcast, we speak with Edward Kim, Regional Director of Currency Risk Management Solutions at Corpay Cross-Border. We address what's happening in the economy: why currencies move; and how a tailored hedging strategy can help mitigate currency risks.  Ed touches on the topic of recession and inflation in relation to similar past events, market trends, and current challenges; and the factors that might increase currency volatility.  Ed also highlights important considerations when managing FX exposure during a recession or downturn, and the elements of a flexible and diverse strategy that help mitigate risk in any economic climate.Note: The opinions expressed on FX in Focus News & Views are those of the speakers only, and do not necessarily reflect the views of Corpay or FLEETCOR Technologies Inc. 

Today we are joined again by Dr. Edward Kim, a third year urogynecology fellow at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. He talks to us about pessaries: what are they? Who is the ideal candidate? How do we place them and manage them?  Twitter: @creogsovercoff1 Instagram: @creogsovercoffee Facebook: www.facebook.com/creogsovercoffee Website: www.creogsovercoffee.com Patreon: www.patreon.com/creogsovercoffee You can find the OBG Project at: www.obgproject.com Don't forget to check out the Rosh Review Question of the Week! 

Nick and Fei have Dr. Edward Kim back on the show to talk about how to apply to urogynecology. If you're interested in this fellowship, be sure to take a listen.  Dr. Kim is a third year FPMRS fellow at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania.  Twitter: @creogsovercoff1 Instagram: @creogsovercoffee Facebook: www.facebook.com/creogsovercoffee Website: www.creogsovercoffee.com Patreon: www.patreon.com/creogsovercoffee You can find the OBG Project at: www.obgproject.com

In Episode #24, I got to honor my mother in a conversation with Marisa Renee Lee about grief in loss. It's only fitting with National Play with Dad Day here that I share some thoughts about my amazing father with you as well. I don't speak about my father often on this podcast but he has definitely shaped me into the woman I am today. Recently, I was asked "What is the value of a father"? THAT is a powerful question. Children's relationships with their fathers are just as important as relationships with their mother. In this episode, I am speaking with Edward Kim. Edward has a passion to make the experience of work enjoyable! He is a leadership coach, team builder, business owner but his favorite moniker is "dad" to his son, Ernie. But his transition into fatherhood has not been an easy one. As anyone who has been around newborns knows, some days can be amazing. Then, there are those other days that no one speaks about. Well, Edward is speaking about both types of days! I invite you to join our conversation as we discuss: Burnout Soft Skills Being in wellness First time parents Game of Thrones Dueling Thoughts Permission to Feel SAHD Insecurities Asking for help Support #GirlDad Honorable Mentions Unlocking the Club Merchandise National Play with Dad Day! The best places to work all have these things in common How to Cope With Parenting Stress and Anxiety Why Letting Ourselves Feel Bad Is the Key to Feeling Better More dads are choosing to stay at home with their kids. Just For Dads Excited to hear more of what Edward Kim has to say? Find him in these spaces: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ekunderdog/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ek_underdog Website: https://www.measuredleadership.com

Chefs Beverly Kim and Edward Kim (no relation) grew up during a time when Korean food was obscure (and sometimes "stinky"). Now, diners are flocking to try their respective takes on modern Asian. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Technology is the glue holding the hybrid workplace together. Videoconferencing, collaborative applications, cloud computing – these are all tech innovations that enabled employees to connect and work with their colleagues at a time when they weren't able to go into the office. Even after a partial return to the office, technology once considered a “nice to have” before the pandemic quickly became an essential component of being able to work. The shift to a hybrid work arrangement now means that an organization's IT departments are even more crucial to its daily operations. IT experts, in turn, have to prioritize their focus on people rather than relying on just the tools and technology running the company, according to the Citrix Work Rebalanced report. The right technology can enable employees to work in the way that's best for them. However, leaders and workers have to factor in the human element into the equation. In this episode, we hear from a former journalist about the ways in which safety measures brought in by the IT department at his former office unintentionally hampered the business of delivering news. Then associate professor of information management and business analytics Alanah Mitchell talks about the crucial role technology plays in the workplace, while reminding us that it doesn't solve every problem. We also need to consider the process and people using the tech. Finally, tech company Gusto's co-founder and CTO Edward Kim talks about their people-first approach.Hybrid work is here to stay. A hybrid work report offers global opinion research based on fieldwork by Citrix that can help business leaders, IT leaders, and employees build the new world of work.Work Rebalanced: The Citrix Hybrid Work Report utilizes four key pillars — technology, flexibility, trust, and collaboration — to understand the forces challenging and reshaping their organizations.

Edward Kim (Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai) discusses the single-arm RASER study of radiation segmentectomy for patients with unresectable very early to early stage hepatocellular carcinoma.

Edward Kim (Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai) discusses the single-arm RASER study of radiation segmentectomy for patients with unresectable very early to early stage hepatocellular carcinoma.Read the full article:Radiation segmentectomy for curative intent of unresectable very early to early stage hepatocellular carcinoma (RASER): a single-centre, single-arm study

Artificial Intelligence is becoming more and more prevalent every day. From self driving cars to machines that solve logic puzzles, AI can be a very good thing for society. But there is always that nagging worry of disaster scenarios we see depicted in books and movies where computers and machines overtake humanity. Is something like that really possible? What is the current state of AI? And what keeps people who actually study artificial intelligence up at night? We asked Dr. Edward Kim, an artificial intelligence researcher and Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Drexel University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

NASA's Edward Kim and NOAA's Pam Sullivan discuss NASA's role in weather research.

NASA's Edward Kim and NOAA's Pam Sullivan discuss NASA's role in weather research.

NASA's Edward Kim and NOAA's Pam Sullivan discuss NASA's role in weather research.

NASA's Edward Kim and NOAA's Pam Sullivan discuss NASA's role in weather research.

Today we have with us Dr. Edward Kim, a second year urogynecology fellow at the University of Pennsylvania. He talks to us about the evaluation and management of interstitial cystitis.  Also, if you know of someone who wants to be a part of his study on home management of IC, email him at edward.kim@pennmedicine.upenn.edu Don't forget to check out our Rosh Review question of the week  Twitter: @creogsovercoff1 Instagram: @creogsovercoffee Facebook: www.facebook.com/creogsovercoffee Website: www.creogsovercoffee.com Patreon: www.patreon.com/creogsovercoffee You can find the OBG Project at: www.obgproject.com

In this episode, Jojo and her younger brother Edward reflect together during their first real sibling trip. They discuss their grandmother's recent passing for the first time and how their big age gap (6 years) has affected their relationship. Tune in to hear all about family dynamics, how they plan on getting closer to their parents, becoming more vulnerable with one another, and more as a Korean American family from Houston, Texas. Find Edward on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/edward.kim Follow and subscribe for new episodes on the 15th of every month! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/asian-glow-up/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asian-glow-up/support

Edward Kim, Atlanta based Lawyer joined Alexis Montoya & Patrick Khim to talk about what he does, how he does it, & why he's the man he is today. From living in Korea, his love for cars, choice of fashion, & how he chose Lawyer as his career is all interesting. Inspiring man, one of the best talks Alexis & Patrick have had with someone.

There’s a lot at stake when B2B industrial buyers shop for safety products. The data’s got to be right and these days, it’s got to be digital. Sean Donovan, Digital Channel Manager for the Americas at MSA- the Safety Company, sat down with Peter and B2B Whisperer Justin King to discuss his strategy for making sure every channel partner has the data they need to build the trust needed to buy.

Students are months behind where they should be in their learning. Could a nation-wide tutoring program catch them up to speed? Moreover, what would it take to equalize access to high-quality tutoring over the long term? https://www.brown.edu/academics/population-studies/people/person/matthew-kraft (Matt Kraft) of Brown University and https://www.bu.edu/wheelock/profile/joshua-goodman/ (Josh Goodman) of Boston University discuss on this episode of "The Report Card with Nat Malkus." Read the working papers discussed on this episode: https://scholar.harvard.edu/files/mkraft/files/kraft_falken_2021_blueprint.pdf ("A Blueprint for Scaling Tutoring Across Public Schools" )by Matt Kraft and Grace Falken. https://www.edworkingpapers.com/ai21-367 ("Kumon In: The Recent, Rapid Rise of Private Tutoring Centers") by Edward Kim, Josh Goodman, and Martin West.

Edward Kim, co-founder & CTO @ Gusto shares the different forms that “fear of failure” can take in your engineering org. Eddie shares incredible stories to help you spot the different signs of “fear of failure”. And you’ll hear different ways you can change your team culture, process and operations to reduce fear of failure. “But as you continue to scale and you grow... that thing that you optimized for starts to become a disservice to you and the company. Because what happens is this fear of failure, if you take it too far, it starts to change a lot of things about the business.” EDWARD KIM CO-FOUNDER & CTO @ GUSTO Prior to Gusto, Edward was the CEO and co-founder of Picwing, a Y Combinator startup and photo-printing platform. Before Picwing, Edward worked as a senior project engineer at Volkswagen Group of America Electronics Research Lab, where he led research and development for cloud-based navigation and speech recognition systems for Volkswagen and Audi. Edward is also the developer of several award-winning Android apps that have generated more than $1 million in revenue. Edward holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in electrical engineering from Stanford University. SHOWNOTES What it means to “remove fear of failure” as you scale (2:25) Signs that indicate your company is optimized around a fear of failure (6:19) How to know when “healthy management” actually means your company has a fear of failure and is holding you back (10:54) Other forms “fear of failure” can take in your organization (14:20) MTTR over MTBF - Why you should prioritize recovering from failure over avoiding failure (17:40) “Rage-fixing” & Eddie’s breakthrough moment confronting fear of failure at Gusto (23:43) “Kicking the flipchart” & Eddie’s breakthrough moment #2 (27:52) How to maximize unplanned or unintended crucial conversations (33:54) How to decide when you need to abandon the agenda and “kick the flipchart” (37:37) How psychological safety can make your team more resilient to fear of failure (40:17) Takeaways (44:07) Check out our friends and sponsor, Jellyfish! Jellyfish helps you align engineering work with business priorities and enables you to make better strategic decisions. Learn more at Jellyfish.co/elc Looking for other ways to get involved with ELC? Check out all of our upcoming events, peer groups, and other programs at sfelc.com! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/engineeringleadership/message

Ketika pemimpin tim untuk perusahaan besar GK Technology dan penipu ulung, Lee Jeong-hwan, Cha Joo-eun, Jeong Bok-gi bekerja sama bekerja sama untuk memberantas kejahatan dan kebusukan di dalam politik untuk menciptakan pemimpin besar untuk mengejar Edward Kim dan timnya. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/movistalk/support

I have to admit, before this interview with Dr. Edward Kim, I had it in my head that physical therapy was just something someone needed after getting injured. Dr. Edward gives valuable insight into a multifaceted career as a physical therapist and explains how physical therapy is a great job for someone that wants to help people and likes building relationships. We talk about what his day to day looks like and the flexibility that comes with being a “home visit” PT. He even shares a little bit about his future plans in starting his own practice. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blair-kim/support

In this episode I'm joined by Edward Kim, a physiotherapist, businessman, connoisseur of bespoke men's fashion and much much more.   There is definitely going to be another session as in this episode we go DEEP into languages, fashion, culture and Ed kindly shares a story about an event which changed the direction of his life.   Rather than rush through the other topics we wanted to talk about Ed and I both agreed to get together again in the future to bring a second volume to this as there is still so much more to talk about.   In reflecting upon this conversation, I hope people can appreciate the levels of obsession that come to the surface in this episode. To some, the subject matter in this podcast would probably be seen as a bit wanky or nerdy, however I think there is something that everyone could take away from it and apply to going deep in your own explorations of things you enjoy.

Our guests today are Edward Kim and Imran Thaver from Genworth Canada. Genworth provides mortgage default insurance to Canadian residential mortgage lenders. They join us to discuss the impacts of COVID-19 and policy changes on their business. [0:30] What do you do at Genworth? We help Canadians purchase their primary residence with less than 20%... Continue reading →

Guest: Edward S. Kim, MD RET mutations or rearrangements have been observed in many cancers—including non-small cell lung cancer. But what does this genetic marker mean for our patients and the treatment landscape as a whole? That’s the question Dr. Edward Kim is here to answer.

Guest: Edward S. Kim, MD RET mutations or rearrangements have been observed in many cancers—including non-small cell lung cancer. But what does this genetic marker mean for our patients and the treatment landscape as a whole? That’s the question Dr. Edward Kim is here to answer.

In this interview, Edward Kim talks about his journey from private security guard and MMA fighter to knife designer. Kim talks about how he got into cigars and how it inspired the Condor, a high-end cigar cutter.

Host: Paul P. Doghramji, MD, FAAFP Guest: Edward S. Kim, MD Thanks to recent research, we can now use a non-small cell cancer patient’s cancer type and genomic makeup to create targeted treatment plans. Joining Dr. Paul Doghramji to share what that approach looks like in practice is Dr. Edward Kim, the Chair of Solid Tumor Oncology and Investigational Therapeutics at the Levine Cancer Institute Atrium Health in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Guest: Edward S. Kim, MD When looking at the non-small cell lung cancer landscape, we’re now seeing the emergence of several genetic markers that may have therapies linked to them, and one of those markers is the RET fusion that exists. Join Dr. Edward Kim as he gets us caught up on the investigational therapies targeting RET-mutated non-small cell lung cancer that just might end up in the clinic.

Guest: Edward S. Kim, MD When looking at the non-small cell lung cancer landscape, we’re now seeing the emergence of several genetic markers that may have therapies linked to them, and one of those markers is the RET fusion that exists. Join Dr. Edward Kim as he gets us caught up on the investigational therapies targeting RET-mutated non-small cell lung cancer that just might end up in the clinic.

Host: Paul P. Doghramji, MD, FAAFP Guest: Edward S. Kim, MD Thanks to recent research, we can now use a non-small cell cancer patient’s cancer type and genomic makeup to create targeted treatment plans. Joining Dr. Paul Doghramji to share what that approach looks like in practice is Dr. Edward Kim, the Chair of Solid Tumor Oncology and Investigational Therapeutics at the Levine Cancer Institute Atrium Health in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Today, Dr. Edward Kim discusses the implications of the current COVID-19 outbreak for the practicing oncologist in this special COVID-19 edition of the PV Roundup podcast.

In this episode I welcome back Mr. Edward Kim for a discussion on data collection and analysis.

As Co-Founder and Head of engineering at Gusto, Edward Kim talks about transitioning from a developer to a leader and the difficulty he had doing so, how founders see your company versus how early employees see your company, and failing as a learning opportunity. Every few weeks as part of The Heartbeat, I ask one… Read the full article

On the American shoreline, there are an army or professional consultants that design, evaluate, assess, permit. and build coastal projects -- everything from hotels, to houses, to parks and beaches. Peter Ravella, co-host of the American Shoreline Podcast (his co-host, Tyler Buckingham, is at a Ukrainian wedding and will be back next week) sits down with two women to discuss what it takes to make it in the highly competitive world of coastal consulting. Lois Edwards and Kim Colstad, two pros who dedicate their time to coastal resource protection and project permitting, left the comfy confines of a big firm to strike out on their own, forming Ardea Environmental Consulting in Ft. Pierce, Florida. Now co-owners of their own company, find out how these two fierce and dedicated women have found the balance, the work, and happiness as coastal consulting professionals. It's a great story. And, as a bonus, they talk about how to make the business work, how to keep clients happy, and the value of relationships and trust in serving their clients while protecting the environment. One of the best conversations from the FSBPA conference. Enjoy it. Only on the American Shoreline Podcast Network!

The crew has infiltrated the HQ of the Red Star, a group of activist hackers in the Android world, to see if they are the same malevolent force tearing apart universes. But what they could never have expected is to see Ruddina Dayton herself already working for them. An explosive confrontation is coming, you do not want to miss it. Netrunner cards referenced: Quetzal: https://www.acoo.net/card-detail/778/quetzal-free-spirit/ Edward Kim: https://www.acoo.net/uploads/2015/02/Netrunner-edward-kim-humanitys-hammer-.png Ash 2X3ZB9CY: https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/ancur/images/3/39/02013.png/revision/latest?cb=20140709223117 SITE: shufflequestpodcast.com FB: facebook.com/shufflequestpodcast TWITTER: twitter.com/ShuffleQuest PATREON: patreon.com/shufflequestpodcast DISCORD: https://discordapp.com/invite/SXCcf8P EMAIL: shufflequestpodcast@gmail.com

In this episode, listeners will: Discover the power of influence through asking questions Establish their leadership norms by defining consistency in behavior Understand that values-based work and living create the greatest opportunity for team and mission success Show Highlights 0:00 – Show Start 4:46 – Edward Kim Intro 10:24 – Humble Inquiry and the similarities... The post Episode 32 – Humble Inquiry w/Edward Kim appeared first on Service Is Power.

Episode 62 is now live! We got the chance to sit down with Edward Kim, a Korean comic who came to Canada to study comedy at Humber College, and make a name for himself in North America. Edward shares with us how he performed nearly 1000 sets of comedy last year (no joke), why he doesn't get casted for speaking roles in commercials, and what sort of energy any comic needs to bring to their routines, in order to succeed. Episode available for stream and download on Youtube, Soundcloud, Itunes Podcast app, and Google Play. Thanks for listening! Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oW_dQEI-YkE&t=481s

Edward Kim (Fordham Law ‘19) and Geoffrey Kelly (Fordham Law ‘18) join to discuss considerations for choosing and forming a for-profit business entity.  Topics include financing, ownership and operations, personal liability, taxes, and the formation process.  Ed and Geoff share a step-by-step example of a new business entity formation to assist entrepreneurs in this process.   Episode Roadmap: ● [:31] Edward Kim and Geoffrey Kelly introduce themselves as Fordham Law students under the supervision of Professor Bernice Grant. ● [1:45] Main considerations when choosing an entity include financing, ownership and operations, personal liability, taxes, and the formation process. ● [2:24] What every new entrepreneur needs to consider regarding how financing impacts choosing a business form. ● [6:42] Ownership and operations considerations for an LLC, partnership, and C- and S- Corporation. ● [11:25] The main differences and benefits of a Benefit Corporation versus a C- or S-Corporation. Clarification of how Benefit Corporations differ from Certified B-Corps. ● [14:43] Ways entrepreneurs can protect themselves from liability, requirements to maintain limited liability protection, and importance of business insurance. ● [17:24] Tax requirements and considerations for each entity type. ● [20:03] The formation process, associated costs, and which state to form your business in. ● [22:08] A step-by-step hypothetical example of a new business entity formation.  ● [25:36] Key takeaways and considerations for entrepreneurs when faced with a new business entity formation.

A former chef and comedian. Edward now has a show called "Fast Ed Radio" and he's the radio personality/creator of the show. He talks about self-help and gives advice to people who are going through everyday life situations. He also interviews guests on the show and talk about the current events.On this show today we'll talk about how Edward's life changed after becoming an Uber and Lyft driver.

In the latest ASCO in Action Podcast, Dr. Edward Kim, Chair of the Department of Solid Tumor Oncology at the Levine Cancer Institute, joined ASCO CEO Dr. Clifford A. Hudis to discuss eligibility criteria for cancer clinical trials.

Brendan discusses his 1.1.1.1 deck, "The One and Only Edward" and his decision to use "Showing Off", considers the difference between casual and competitive play, and examines the theme behind the runner Edward Kim, Humanity's hammer.

Brendan discusses his 1.1.1.1 deck, "The One and Only Edward" and his decision to use "Showing Off", considers the difference between casual and competitive play, and examines the theme behind the runner Edward Kim, Humanity's hammer.

Brendan discusses his 1.1.1.1 deck, "The One and Only Edward" and his decision to use "Showing Off", considers the difference between casual and competitive play, and examines the theme behind the runner Edward Kim, Humanity's hammer.

Brendan discusses his 1.1.1.1 deck, "The One and Only Edward" and his decision to use "Showing Off", considers the difference between casual and competitive play, and examines the theme behind the runner Edward Kim, Humanity's hammer.

Born and raised in Chicago's northwest suburbs, Edward Kim attended New York University, earning a B.A. in political science with the intention of becoming an attorney. Choosing, however, to go in a much different direction, he enrolled in Pasadena's Le Cordon Bleu, where he rekindled his passion for food and cooking, and eventually graduated with a culinary degree. After culinary school, he honed his skills in various New York and Los Angeles kitchens under a number of acclaimed chefs. Starting out with a caterer in Pasadena, he moved on to an externship at Per Se, then the job of Garde Manger at Meson G in Los Angeles. In 2011 he opened his first restaurant, Ruxbin, in Chicago's Wicker Park neighborhood. Two years later, Kim and his partners opened their second concept, Mott Street, a more casual restaurant that showcases family-style Asian street food in a relaxed environment. His restaurants have been honored with awards and accolades from Michelin, Bon Appetit and The New York Times. Edward Kim accepted our Ingredient Challenge this week, using noodles as the main ingredient. Although I'm not sure which type he's selected - dried, fresh... egg, rice or wheat... it's up to him. He and Rick attempt to come up with a weeknight meal using the noodles of our choice, plus five extra ingredients. The challenge is, both have to finish our dishes in 15 minutes or less.

Hear program director Bradley Champagne talk with Dr. Edward Kim on the effect of a narrated short video outlining laparoscopic right colectomy steps on resident performance of the procedure.

Chefs Beverly Kim and Edward Kim (no relation) grew up during a time when Korean food was obscure (and sometimes "stinky"). Now, diners are flocking to try their respective takes on modern Asian. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this podcast, Dr. Edward Kim discusses his article, “The Future of Molecular Medicine: Biomarkers, BATTLEs, and Big Data.” Cancer Research News