MedStory Podcast
MedStory Podcast
Podcast Description
Where medicine meets innovation, storytelling, and the human experience.
Hosted by Spencer Lalk, The MedStory Podcast brings you raw, unfiltered conversations with the most forward-thinking physicians, healthcare leaders, and entrepreneurs. We dive into the real stories behind their journeys—how they’re reshaping medicine, building businesses, and challenging the status quo. Whether you're a doctor, healthtech founder, or just passionate about the future of healthcare, this podcast will inspire, educate, and move you.
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Podcast Insights
Content Themes
This podcast explores themes such as the intersection of medicine and mental health, crisis management in healthcare, and progressive innovations in pediatric care, with episodes covering critical topics like physician suicide rates, cholesterol management complexities, and the challenges in children's health, including ADHD and the impacts of technology.
Where medicine meets innovation, storytelling, and the human experience.
Hosted by Spencer Lalk, The MedStory Podcast brings you raw, unfiltered conversations with the most forward-thinking physicians, healthcare leaders, and entrepreneurs. We dive into the real stories behind their journeys—how they’re reshaping medicine, building businesses, and challenging the status quo. Whether you’re a doctor, healthtech founder, or just passionate about the future of healthcare, this podcast will inspire, educate, and move you.
Follow for new episodes that go beyond medicine—and into the future of
Why is women’s health so often underfunded, misunderstood, and overlooked? In this powerful episode of the MedStory podcast, host Spencer Lalk sits down with Dr. Jocelyn Fitzgerald, a urogynecologist and passionate advocate for women’s health, to explore the systemic disparities that affect how women are treated in the healthcare system.
From personal stories to policy-level insights, Dr. Fitzgerald breaks down why conditions like endometriosis, ovarian torsion, and incontinence are often dismissed—and what it will take to change that. She shares her journey from medical training to advocacy, exposes the financial structures that disadvantage gynecologic care, and offers empowering, practical advice for women dealing with bladder issues.
This is more than a conversation—it’s a call to action. Whether you're a patient, provider, or policymaker, this episode will leave you thinking differently about what women deserve from their healthcare.
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