In this episode, we sit down with Bryce, a clinical psychologist and musician whose work crosses the borders of mind and body, science and art, structure and improvisation. From assessing cognitive function in the Epilepsy unit to composing and performing folk-rock and psychedelic music, he explores how perception, embodiment, and shared experience shape both therapy and music. Join us as we dive into Bryce’s reflections on the parallels between music and psychology.

0:00:20 | Welcome to the Podcast
0:01:35 | Can you tell us about your journey?
0:05:59 | Where does that instinctive ability for music come from?
0:07:09 | How do you incorporate these arts into your work/patient care?
0:09:35 | How do you feel AI is shaping psychology? What are your concerns?
0:17:35 | Do you have advice for health professionals who are starting their journey and feeling like they have to leave their art behind?
0:20:02 | Thank you

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Madhukar Pai, a physician, researcher, and global health leader whose work has consistently crossed borders of geography, disciplines, and institutions to shape medical education and health equity globally. From his leadership at McGill International TB Centre to his widely read editorials on decolonizing global health, Dr. Pai has pushed the field to rethink how knowledge is shared, who gets to produce it, and how medical education can better serve people everywhere. His work has been widely recognized and his leadership valued in many global spaces. Join us as we explore Dr. Pai’s reflections on the challenges and opportunities of transforming medical education across
countries, fields, and organizations.

0:00:20 | Welcome to the Podcast
0:01:44 | Can you tell us about your journey?
0:06:45 | How is global epistemic violence having an impact on young scholars?
0:10:27 | How would you highlight the inequitities in global medical education?
0:14:34 | Can you talk to us about your paper on being pulled into the "Matrix"?
0:19:05 | Will Global Health survive decolonization? And how do students maintain hope?
0:25:57 | Thank you

In this episode, we explore the work of Dr. Vishna Devi V Nadarajah, a global leader in health professions education whose career crosses borders of science, pedagogy, and geography. From biomedical research to institutional leadership, her work bridges disciplines, nations, and communities of practice. Prof. Vishna Devi V Nadarajah has transitioned to the role of Deputy Vice Chancellor Academic at IMU University in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. She was formerly CEO , Provost and Professor at Newcastle University Medicine Malaysia.