Our Voices, Our Future

Our Voices, Our Future
Podcast Description
Our Future, Our Voices is the podcast where we amplify the changemakers shaping a more equitable future in medicine and beyond. Presented by the Gender Equity Task Force of the American Medical Women’s Association, this series challenges outdated norms, breaks down barriers, and sparks critical conversations on inclusion and justice.Hosted by Meghan Etsey, Meenu Immaneni, Laura Uricoechea and Kaavya Nair, each episode features candid discussions with leaders, advocates, and trailblazers who are pushing the boundaries of equity. No more silence. No more waiting. It’s time to reclaim our future—one voice at a time.Subscribe now and be part of the movement!
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes such as gender equity in medicine, health advocacy, and systemic changes necessary for inclusion and justice. Episodes delve into key topics like the importance of representation in health-related fields and feature discussions on initiatives like Serenity Homeschooler and the Single Payer Medicare for All Movement, providing listeners with actionable insights and inspiration from changemakers.

Our Future, Our Voices is the podcast where we amplify the changemakers shaping a more equitable future in medicine and beyond. Presented by the Gender Equity Task Force of the American Medical Women’s Association, this series challenges outdated norms, breaks down barriers, and sparks critical conversations on inclusion and justice.
Hosted by Meghan Etsey, Meenu Immaneni, Laura Uricoechea and Kaavya Nair, each episode features candid discussions with leaders, advocates, and trailblazers who are pushing the boundaries of equity. No more silence. No more waiting. It’s time to reclaim our future—one voice at a time.
Subscribe now and be part of the movement!

In this episode of Our Voices, Our Future, we sit down with Dr. Jessica Lowe—neurologist, epileptologist, and fierce advocate—for a powerful conversation on gender bias, representation, and reclaiming femininity in medicine. From her roots in The Bahamas to leading stroke codes in red scrubs, Dr. Lowe brings humor, insight, and a fearless voice to the mic.
We talk about what it means to be underestimated, to be called “too much,” and how social media like her Dr. Brain Barbie platform is flipping stereotypes on their heads. This is one you don’t want to miss.
To learn more about Dr. Jessica Lowe and what she is passionate about, please see the links below: Go Red for Women: https://newsroom.heart.org/local-news/bayhealth-neurologist-wins-2025-delaware-woman-of-impact-honor?preview=49bb&preview_mode=True
@Doctorbrainbarbie on Instagram and tiktok.
You can also reach out to Dr. Jessica Lowe via email: doctorbrainbarbie@gmail.com
You can find more information about the work AMWA’s Advocacy Committee has done and how to join their efforts here: https://www.amwa-doc.org/our-work/advocacy/
You can find more information about AMWA’s Gender Equity Task Force here: https://www.amwa-doc.org/our-work/initiatives/gender-equity-task-force/
If you are interested in joining the group, reach out to getf@amwa-doc.org
If you are interested in learning more about the podcast or being featured on an upcoming episode, reach out to our team at getf@amwa-doc.org
If you are interested in joining the incredible network of women in medicine – join AMWA today at https://www.amwa-doc.org/
Thank you for tuning in to Our Voices, Our Future, we will see you next time!
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