39 episodes
ER Docs and Crucial Talks Raj Kalsi & Cullen Kehoe
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- Society & Culture
Cullen Kehoe and Raj Kalsi are two close friends that just so happen to be ER doctors mutually invested in self-improvement and introspection. They'll touch on various topics during their podcast episodes and will share the pearls of wisdom they learn along the way. Be a fly on the wall for their old fashioned, round table discussions about medical (and non-medical) issues. They want to be a catalyst to unite this country again. There will be twists and turns, so hold on tight. They get into the weeds on some deep topics and interview fascinating people. Listen on Apple podcasts, Google, Stitcher, Spotify, Pandora, Amazon Music, and iheartradio! Follow us on social media too: FB @erdocsbourbonrocks, IG @erdocspodcast, Twitter @erdocspodcast and visit our website at https://erdocscrucialtalks.com
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"But I have something he will never have - ENOUGH."
"I have enough."Welcome back! Thanks to our ongoing subscribers and listeners. If you're here for the first time and like what you're hearing, consider checking out our previous episodes and leaving positive feedback. Your positive feedback helps us grow the podcast.Tonight we discuss the concept of "I have enough." We garnered the discussion from a true story about a conversation between the author of Catch 22, Joseph Heller, and the author of Slaughterhouse Five, Kur...
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A Wise and Discerning Heart, and the 21 Day No Complaint Project
Hello and welcome.Tonight Cullen and Raj discuss an introspective youtube video by Bishop Robert Barron. Whether you're religious, spiritual, agnostic, atheistic or any shade in between, you'll likely enjoy this discussion. They'll go into how we can perceive the unimportant temptations in our lives with wisdom and make a determination how to put these aside appropriately in order to pursue a more virtuous path. No one claims this is easy, but it begins with a wise and disce...
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Hanlon's Razor and When the Patient Says "Doc, let me go."
Welcome back.Tonight, the guys discuss the philosophical rule, Hanlon's Razor (link below), and its implications on how we can perceive and misperceive the world around us and/or the people around us. Have you ever felt everyone was out to get you? Have you ever felt the world was conspiring against you? Have you ever felt that if people would just listen to you then your life would be so much better?This may be the episode for you. We will deconstruct Hanlon's Razor, apply ...
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High Adrenaline Events - It's OK to not be OK. A Discussion on Shawn Ryan interviewing Kyle Morgan.
Trauma. High adrenaline events. Where do you put the emotion, the sadness, the anger, the rage, the confusion, and the myriad of emotions that well up after the event is over? Bad shift at work, near car wreck on the highway, a loved one got seriously ill? This episode is for you.Tonight the Docs discuss this very topic, high adrenaline events, and they discuss the Shawn Ryan Podcast, Episode #41, his interview with Delta Force Operator Kyle Morgan. Shawn Ryan is...
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AI Artificial Intelligence in Emergency Medicine - Will AI replace doctors?
This topic was bound to surface. AI seems to be all over the news and internet lately and it's about time the ER Docs discussed the nuances of artificial intelligence and its potential integration into emergency medicine and health care in general.Raj and Cullen curate a great talk on AI and discuss the big pros and cons as they see it to implementing AI in healthcare. They also ask ChatGPT what it thinks the pros and cons are of using AI in healthcare. This will be a fascin...
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Trading Time for Meaning
Welcome to Season 2!For those who joined us for our first season journey THANK YOU! Welcome to our new listeners, we promise not to disappoint.Tonight Cullen and Raj get into the following concepts:- Assigning excessive importance to material objects - Trading time for meaning vs trading time for money- Saying "Yes" to something means saying "No" to one or many things - If it's not a "Hell yes!" Then it's a humble "no."Once again the guys think about how they think, metacognition. ...