Roman roads were constructed thousands of years ago. Masterfully built, the network still exists to serve important purposes.

What has prompted me to pursue a fascination dating back to the mid 90's today? I have no idea but it sure is fun.

Even in the worst of circumstances, there's always something to learn.

The last Xmas card we sent. In 2017. It seemed funny at the time.

That's the funny thing about golf: everyone wants to give you advice whether you ask for it or not.

My trip to Tanzania was so gratifying but I'm also a little disappointed in myself.

No, not THAT PE: Private Equity is everyone's favorite 13-lettered four-letter word.

Capping the PE discussion with an old story from my private practice days

Healthcare is teetering on the precipice of a workforce disaster.

Sometimes it takes $ to make $

This is totally amazing. This is scary as hell. 

I didn't know what I was doing then; things haven't changed much

The past and future of the oral exam

A thoughtful and engaging documentary

and the corporatization of healthcare

The thing that brings us joy as physicians is disappearing before our very eyes.

All sabbaticals are meant to end.

Why I hate this term and how it relates to the future of our specialty.

What does "KOL" stand for, and why having an ego sucks.

My delayed reaction to being objectified

IR fellows living VERY large in CO!

To Hwangap, or not to Hwangap

There is no substitute

Everyone talks about the shrinkage.

You've got a choice

how to remember

November 2024

Finding the right balance

this is unhealthy

couldn't have said it better myself

Part 1

part 2

the final chapter

and a blog ain't one

Will radiologists make Geoffrey Hinton's predictions actually come true?

Fun little nuggets mined from a few thousand interviews

no really, the FINAL final chapter