Podcasts about wiwc

This week I am sharing the powerful journey of my amazing clients who are co founders of Women In White Coats, a multimedia lifestyle brand dedicated to uplifting and empowering women doctors through courses, conferences and coaching.  Joining me on the show is part of this inspiring duo, Archana Shrestha.  Together we talk about the pressure and struggles of female physicians and the mission of WIWC to empower them.  We also talk about some of the major ah-ha's throughout our coaching journey that helped them grow and scale their successful coaching business.

We interrupt our 100 darkest moments in pop culture history series for the month of October as we are celebrating Halloween all month long at WhenItWasCool.com. So, this episode, host Karl Stern (DragonKingKarl) is joined by his wife Tonya from WIWC to discuss one of the iconic horror movies of ever- A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) which gave us a young Johnny Depp and one of the greatest monster horror characters ever in Freddie Kruger! One-Two-Freddie's Coming For You!

We interrupt our 100 darkest moments in pop culture history series for the month of October as we are celebrating Halloween all month long. So, this episode, host Karl Stern (DragonKingKarl) is joined by his wife Tonya from WIWC to discuss one of the most iconic horror movies ever- A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) which gave us a young Johnny Depp and one of the greatest monster horror characters ever in Freddie Kruger! One-Two-Freddie's Coming For You!

In this episode, 2 of the coauthors of The Chronicles of Women in White Coats 4 sit down to share more about their chapters in the lastest edition of our best-selling book seris. Dr. Kimberly Meyer interviews Dr. Kim Nichols about her many roles in life, including author of not one but TWO chapters in book 4 of The Chronicles of Women in White Coats. Dr. Nichols reflects on being a working mom and how her own sister doc journey impacts her vision to mentor the rising generation. Tune in for an honest and inspiring conversation that will resonate with women doctors at all stages of their career! Dr. Nichols is a native of North Carolina. Prior to earning her Doctorate of Medicine, she earned an undergraduate degree in Psychology. She also completed a residency in Anesthesiology and a fellowship in Pain Management. Since graduation from fellowship, Dr. Nichols has held several leadership and educational positions in both academic and private practice, and she strongly believes in the importance of building relationships in all of her work. Dr. Nichols' other areas of interest include evaluating learners, providing feedback, and facilitating equitable and inclusive environments in organizations. Key Takeaways: [02:05] How Dr. Nichols found WIWC and the opportunity to contribute to the upcoming book [03:10] Does a work-life balance really exist for sister docs? Does it matter? [05:11] The biggest understatement for moms working outside the home [09:00] Dr. Nichol's vision of the mentor she strives to be for upcoming female doctors [10:25] Incorporating this vision and mindset into schools Is work causing you to feel stressed and burnt out? We have a FREE training where we teach 3 steps that actually work to get you out of overwhelm and exhaustion and feeling more confident and balanced. Check it out here: https://womeninwhitecoats.com/3stepstraining/ This Podcast is not approved for credit by CMEfy, however, you may reflect on how this Podcast applies to your day-to-day and engage to earn AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™ via point-of-care learning activities here: https://womeninwhitecoats.com/podcastcme --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/women-in-white-coats/message

We did it! In this episode, our CoFounders, Dr. Amber Robins and Dr. Archana Shrestha come together to celebrate a big milestone for the Women in White Coats (WIWC) Podcast…our 100th episode! They reflect on their WIWC journey, from the early days of why they got started to their hopes for the future in being THE VOICE for women in medicine. So whether you're new here or are a regular sister doc and subscriber, tune in to this special episode to celebrate the power of having women in your corner! Key Takeaways: [2:45] Celebrating 100 episodes on the podcast [4:05] Drs. Amber and Archana reflect on when and how WIWC was started [7:05] Dr. Archana shares the impact of having a global community and a multimedia presence [9:40] Dr. Amber talks about the Media Launch Coaching Program and upcoming book release [14:11] How the Media Launch Coaching Program has helped sister docs really take off in their careers [17:32] How the Physician Wellness and Empowerment Program has transformed the lives of its sister doc participants [21:20] What the CoFounders are looking forward to in the future for WIWC Do you have CME funds to spend? We invite you to use your CME funds to register for our upcoming IN-PERSON Conference & Retreat. RELAX, GROW and CONNECT at our annual Women in White Coats CME Conference and Wellness Retreat this April 21-23, 2022 at the gorgeous Ballantyne Luxury Hotel in Charlotte, NC. Prepare to be uplifted at what will be THE CME EVENT of the YEAR for WOMEN DOCTORS. For more information, check out this link: https://womeninwhitecoats.com/wellnessretreat/ Would you like to earn CME just for listening to this podcast episdoe? This Podcast is not approved for credit by CMEfy, however, you may reflect on how this Podcast applies to your day-to-day and engage to earn AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™ via point-of-care learning activities found by clicking this link: https://womeninwhitecoats.com/podcastcme --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/women-in-white-coats/message

Today we travel back in time to 1979 and take a look at the first of two Captain America TV specials. Building off the popularity of The Incredible Hulk series, while not exactly true to the comics, the Captain America TV special was not too bad. Actually, it's probably way better than you remember. While it did fail to launch into a regular series it did get another one shot special.

By Patreon request The Desert Rat descends down into the world of the paranormal. This is a complex web, entangled as any cultural order ever devised. For many years it stood out on the fringes of polite society, but over the last decade or so it has come into the focus of popular culture. There is no earthly way to tackle the subject in an hour or even a week, therefore we will start an open file...maybe there's a pun intended. Like any other investigation, first we need to round up the usual suspects. This podcast will discuss three of them, and The Rat is starting old school. Every tree has a root, and if you can comprehend the origins, then you can get a better grasp of what's really going on. Let's shine a light into the darkness and find out what we can see. Click on over to WIWC and sign up for their Patreon services. Retro pop culture being remembered and recorded one podcast at a time. Five bucks gets you access to almost 2000 podcasts already with more being added almost every day. Half a decade strong, and gathering speed- But if you hurry, there is probably still time to be considered one of the founding members. And while you are at Patreon, sign up and boost my tag team partner Eric Darcy's podcast as well, and get leveled uncut versions of the wrestling with the dawg podcast, sometimes weeks before they are heard on the WIWC site proper, plus some neat extras.

One of our older Patreon shows. WWE WWF owner Vince McMahon tried his hand at another passion of his in the 1990s - professional bodybuilding. He loaded up on gimmicks, and silliness, hired a few celebrity types including Lou Ferrigno and rival wrestling promotion WCW's champion Lex Luger and produced the big flop known as the WBF.

Join The Desert Rat today as we look back at the much lauded but somewhat controversial tv series from the late 1960s. Wild Wild West is an artifact well worth revisiting. I loved this show, and perhaps you did too! Support the platform that hosts this show. Join up on Patreon from the When It Was Cool home page. A labor of love and growing community for over 5 years now!

Join Karl from WhenItWasCool.com as he looks back at a classic prime time television show from his childhood. This episode we look back at the trucking comedy/drama BJ and The Bear. As a kid this featured everything you needed for a fun TV show- an 18 wheeler truck and a monkey. You seldom ever see this show in reruns but it was a huge hit back in the late 1970s into the 1980s.

Courtesy of the Peacock Channel I bring you the DIRT WORST show I have watched in a long time- Airwolf from 1984. This show seemed to have all the ingredients to appeal to me- a super jet helicopter, military fightin', and the 1980s. But it has too much going against it. For one, Ernest Borgnine, but he wasn't even close to the worst thing in it. This show was the most melodramatic bucket full of bad stereotypes it would have been almost unwatchable had it not been so hilarious. Then eye-patch dude shows up and tells a story. Then I hated it so much I loved it. 

Join pro wrestling historian Karl Stern from When It Was Cool as he looks in depth at the history of WWE legend Hulk Hogan before he became WWF champion in 1984. Did he hold a world championship before then in the AWA? It's complicated. A detailed deep dive into the history of pop culture and pro wrestling legend Hulk Hogan. Part of our new Monday drop of shows on the When It Was Cool podcast network. This show was previously available to our Patreon supporters.

Huge breaking news report this afternoon from WhenItWasCool.com. Diamond Comics has announced it is ceasing accepting new material from comic book publishers effectively shutting down the comic book distribution network for an unknown period of time. This potentially has huge ramifications to the comic book industry as a whole including a huge blow to already strained local comic shops. Karl from WhenItWasCool.com looks at several published stories on this issue. Plus, the latest information about WWE WrestleMania tapings and more.

Archana Shrestha MD is an Emergency Medicine physician, Lifestyle coach and CoFounder of @WomenInWhiteCoatsBlog. Today we talk about what’s happening with Women in White Coats and she is empowering other female physicians through many channels in WIWC. Hang with Dr. Shrestha on the Women in White Coats website or at the Women in White Coats Conference April 30-May 2 You ready to come to the Women in the Wild spring retreat? Sign-ups are OPEN HERE!!! Become an official patron of Doctor Me First HERE!

This is a packed episode of the When It Was Cool flagship podcast from WhenItWasCool.com. Karl and Tonya discuss that Sgt. Slaughter article from WIWC that went viral. We discuss the death of Neil Peart from Rush, new G.I. Joe toy news and Snake Eyes movie news, and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductions for 2020. Then we look at two Johnny Depp movies from a few years ago. It's an episode of the When It Was Cool Podcast with something for everybody!

Neil Peart has died. This shocking and unexpected announcement sent shock waves through the Rush fan community and gut-punched music fans across the globe. Neil Peart was an extraordinarily talented writer, drummer, and a vastly complex and intelligent human being. Karl from When It Was Cool is a mega-Rush fan and here is a collection of Rush related podcasts from WIWC including thoughts on the death of Neil Peart.

Ok, ok, I know Venom is a deep cut but stick with me here. We are celebrating Halloween all month and while Venom may not be a household name they were instrumental in the Satanic dark music and black metal scene. So basically, if you've ever wondered about those really... REALLY dark heavy metal bands and were curious what that was all about, well, listen to this show. Part one is Karl explaining he's probably going to hell even knowing what Venom is and part two is NoFriender giving you the informed perspective.

It's time once again for the biggest show Karl Stern does every year- a detailed look and discussion of the Wrestling Observer Hall of Fame ballot. Karl has been a HOF voter for many years this year's ballot is interesting due to several names being put back on and a few being dropped off. Among names discussed in this massive show are CM Punk, Edge, Sgt. Slaughter, Junkyard Dog, Kerry Von Erich, Bearcat Wright, Dr. Wagner Jr, Jim Crockett, Big Daddy, and many others. This years show is free in order to raise awareness of When It Was Cool so pass it around and let others hear it too, post it to social media, whatever. Thank you!

On this episode of the When It Was Cool flagship podcast from WhenItWasCool.com, hosts Karl and Tonya discuss a recent experience with a storage unit auction/clearance that's both interesting, sad, and even macabre. Karl talks about the upcoming mega-article at WIWC the 100 Greatest Superhero Movies of All Time. Then on the second half of the show they discuss their upcoming concert schedule including seeing The Rolling Stones at the Superdome in New Orleans next month! All this and much more on the new When It Was Cool podcast!

An audio companion to our popular 1983 The Year in Pop Culture article from WhenItWasCool.com taking a look back at the movies, music, TV, toys, and popular culture of 1983. MASH, Return of the Jedi, KISS, The Police, Metallica, G.I. Joe, Atari, Scarface, and more! This show was previously available to our Patreons. Check us out at When It Was Cool!

On this episode of the When It Was Cool Podcast from WhenItWasCool.com in honor of July 2018 having a Friday the 13th the duo of Karl and Tonya discuss the horror movie franchise. We discover, in spite of both of us seeing every film, that we really don't know what's going on! Is there a huge continuity error in the films? Is Jason X really as bad as people remember? We discuss the entire film series on this episode of the WIWC podcast!