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In this episode, I get the privilege to sit with Dr Keita, a new attending cardiothoracic and transplant surgeon from Duke. He also happens to become the first ever CT surgeon from Guinea. In this episode, he talks about his story, experiences and his jounrey to becoming an icon and a mentor to many.

In this episode, I get the privilege to converse with Dr Vanessa Buie. In this episode we talked about her roots, how she was called into medicine, and her current work to improving lives in her community. She talk about the importance of being excellent in what you do to build the reputation to make major impact in the world.

ALL GLORY TO GOD!!!

In this episode, I get the privilege to sit down with Dr Celia Robinson-Ledet, a true general surgeon at MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston. She grew up in the same community, climbing mountains and defying the odds. She did her medical school in Georgetown and then residency at Baylor, before being hired full time at MD Anderson. Still young, the sky is her limit as she immerse herself in the landfill of opportunities at MD Anderson.

In this episode, I get the privilege to bring Dr Williams-Brown back in the podcast. One of my very first guest and a long time mentor. She is a mother, a wife and a surgical gynecological oncologist leading cancer treatment in Texas. We also talk about her recent involvement into running and how she is looking for new goals.

In this episode, I welcome my brother Abdou Ndiaye, one of the earlier guests of this podcast. It is always great catching up. In this episode we talk about what it means to give 110% to your dream.

In this episode, I had the privilege to sit down with Dr Yasmin Turk, a mother, a wife, a mentor and an impactful leader in her community. We talk about her roots, from being born in the United States to spending some of her teens in Palestine. Then she talks about the obstacles that she had to overcome; trials and tribulations early in life that helped her unshakable wisdom. earn. At the end, she talks about the family that she built, the community that support her and her mission in life now. This is a absolutely a must listen.

In this episode, I had the privilege to sit down with Dr Lukman Faniyi, a chief general surgical resident at Cleveland Clinic Akron General, preparing to match into a fellowship to become a heart surgeon. Dr Faniyi talks about his journey from moving to the US from Nigeria, to putting himself through school, eventually medical school and his journey to become a true surgeon. A must listen.

In this episode, I present you Dr Oyinkansola Akinpelu, a surgical resident PGY2 at The University of Texas at Austin Dell Medical School. She left Nigeria at 16, without her parents, moved to the US, pute herself through nursing school, and then earned her nurse practitioner liscence. Later on she decided that she wanted to know more and put herself back in medical school and eventually decided to become a surgeon.

As you all know one of my passions is running. In this episode, I have the privilege to sit down with Ben, a cross country runner turned into half marathoner and marathoner, grinding to surpass extraordinary limits. in this episode, he talks about his motivations, dreams that keeps him up at night and some of the ones he is looking forward to. This is a most listen. Let me know what you think in the comments below.

In this episode, I had the privilege to sit down with the Anthony Douglas, UChicago Surgery's brightest, and a mentor to so many upcoming black and brown surgeons in the United States. He talks about growing up, values that was instilled in him and how it drove him to be who he is today. This is a most listen!

Dr Krystle Henderson have lived and experienced life, and that experience has given her grit and skills to succeed in anything she desires to do. Well, She wants to become a surgeon and hope to save as many lives as possible through this beautiful art. One of my favorite episodes. Tune in!

Meet Ife, a general surgery resident at the Johns Hopkins School of Surgery. In this episode, he talks about his journey from Nigeria, moving to the US, adapting and getting into college to eventually entering medical school and pursuing his dream to become a surgeon.

In this episode, I am talking about te power of discipline, a key to long term success. Motivation comes and goes, perseverance may be too late, but discipline keeps you focus and ahead of the game.

In this episode, I talk about the meaning behind a favorite saying "The Harder You Work, The Luckier You Get." Do You agree with my take? Let's discuss.