Global Health Pursuit

As a global health researcher, I am always looking for resources that cover a range of global health topics in a digestible way to share with family and friends. Global Health Pursuit is one of my go-to’s. Hetal does such a fantastic job of covering important topics for non-academic audiences with curiosity and empathy. I was also lucky enough to join Hetal on an episode, and was so impressed with her journey and process. Highly recommend!

Like probably a lot of other folks, I find myself filling my free time with entertainment without a whole lot of depth… sports, music, movies/tv etc. I’ve been looking for new ways to spend the free time that I have, or to find a way to incorporate a bit more meaningful entertainment into my daily routine. While I’m relatively new to podcasts, I find the Global Health Pursuit to be both entertaining and informative. Hetal brings in guests from many different industries, but all have one thing in common… they’re trying to make the world a better place. I’m not in the global health space nor am I in the public health space, but I’m learning a lot and enjoying each episode. Hetal is a great host and I look forward to seeing Global Health Pursuit blossom! Take a listen to this podcast if you’re looking for some meaningful entertainment in your life.

As both a listener and someone who has had an opportunity to be a guest on the podcast, I can say I’m a fan of Hetal’s work! Her interview style leads to a natural feeling conversation and she is covering an array of important topics, updates, and innovations in Public Health each week. She is clearly passionate about the work of bringing awareness to health equity and justice issues occurring around the globe.

This podcast is a joy to listen to on a weekly basis. Though the topics themselves can be heartbreaking and heavy hitters, the podcast guests share how real, sustainable progress is being made to improve the access and quality of healthcare in their corners of the world. I appreciate the expertise of each guest on both their health field of study and its intersection with the culture in which they serve, and I love that Hetal brings us along to learn with her! As a semi recent biomedical engineering grad, I find myself listening and pondering if I could shift my career path to contribute to an aspect of this field, much like Hetal already has!