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The Truth about Caffeine in Student Life

Caffeine is a staple in the daily routines of many, especially students across the country. But what are the real effects of this popular stimulant? In this episode, James Charpentier dives into the possible health benefits and risks associated with caffeine consumption, both in the short term and the long term. Whether you're a coffee lover or just looking to stay awake during study sessions, this episode is for you.

Child Psychiatry, Patient Connection, and Holistic Care w/ Dr. Akeem Marsh

The field of mental health continues to gain significance in the eyes of many, and psychiatry allows physicians to care for patients in this area. In this episode, James Charpentier is joined by Dr. Akeem Marsh to discuss his journey into psychiatry and how he addresses certain barriers and obstacles to the mental health of his patients.

Residency, Classroom vs Clinic, and Memorable Patient Stories with Dr. Chad Henry

Residency is a pivotal step along the medical journey, as physicians take on the responsibility of managing their own patients and embrace the challenges of life as doctors. In this episode, James Charpentier is joined by Dr. Chad Henry to discuss his greatest lessons learned in his first year as a physician, and what it looks like to transition from the med school classroom into the clinic.

Conquering First Year, Challenges, and Improving Community Health with Mohammed Kadir

Community health is an aspect of healthcare that applies not only to individual patients, but entire populations and cultures. In this episode, James Charpentier is joined by Mohammed Kadir to discuss strategies for overcoming med school and how to provide a higher standard of healthcare for underserved communities.

What I Wish I Knew Before I Started Med School // LTTP S2 E24

Medical school is a journey filled with obstacles and challenges, and it is important for medical students to approach it with the right mindset. In this episode, James Charpentier discusses some tips he has for med students in dealing with this process and lessons he has learned along the way.