Gun Violence Realities From A Trauma Surgeon's Perspective. #431

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Dr. Brian Williams takes us on a compelling journey from trauma-critical care to becoming an influential advocate against gun violence. He shares his transformative experiences and insights, drawing from his book "The Bodies Keep Coming." We explore the challenging intersections of racism, violence, and healthcare through Dr. Williams' journey as a Black trauma surgeon.
Timeline

0:00 Introduction & How Dr. Nii met Dr. Brian Williams

5:41 Have we given up the fight on gun violence?

8:26 Fighting gun violence and the necessary policies.

14:33 Dr. Williams' journey as a Black trauma surgeon, joining politics & running for congress.

20:54 What Dr. Williams is currently doing.

23:11 Non-traditional career paths & the importance of creating a unique career journey.

28:02 Connect with Dr. Brian & how to get a signed copy of his book with a 25% discount.

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1. Trauma-Critical Care Story (00:00:00)

2. Combatting Gun Violence (00:04:30)

3. Transition From Medicine to Politics (00:15:43)

4. Career Transition and Policy Engagement (00:20:06)

5. Professional Evolution and Self-Identity (00:25:15)

6. Exploring Podcasting Potential (00:29:22)