In this episode of the We Are Human podcast, hosts Tommy Martin and Tyler welcome Dr. Zachary Rubin, a double board-certified physician in pediatrics and allergy immunology. The conversation explores Dr. Rubin's journey into medicine, the importance of maintaining passions outside of work, and the role of social media in medical education. They discuss the challenges of burnout in the medical field, the significance of finding one's 'why,' and the balance between personal life and professional responsibilities. Dr. Rubin also shares insights about his upcoming book on allergies and the impact of social media on healthcare.

Hosts: Dr. Tommy Martin & Dr. Tyler Beauchamp

Guest: Dr. Zachary Rubin

Connect with Dr. Rubin

IG: @rubin_allergy

https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/790561/all-about-allergies-by-zachary-rubin/

Produced by ⁨@HippocraticCollective⁩

In this episode of We Are Human, we sit down with Dr. Andy Nguyen — anesthesia resident by day, media creative by night — to talk about what it really takes to hold on to your humanity during medical training. Andy gets real about the highs, lows, and everything in between: the grueling hours, the emotional toll, and why keeping your creative spark alive outside the hospital isn’t just nice — it’s necessary.

We dive into the role that storytelling, passion projects, and genuine patient connection play in keeping us grounded, especially during the chaos of residency. This one’s for anyone who's ever wondered how to stay true to themselves in a system that often asks you to be anything but.

Hosts: Dr. Tommy Martin & Dr. Tyler Beauchamp

Guest: Andy Nguyen, MD (@NDMD)

Connect with Dr. Nguyen

IG: @andy_nguyen9

Youtube: @NDMD

Produced by ⁨@HippocraticCollective⁩

In this episode, we dive into the creative process behind Freeze Frame, the YA novel by Dr. Tyler Beauchamp—written while he was still in medical school and re-released this week under the Hippocratic Press. Tyler shares what it was like to balance the intensity of med school with the emotional weight of writing a story about trauma, grief, and identity. We talk about the power of fiction to reach young readers navigating isolation and mental health struggles, and how storytelling became Tyler’s outlet through it all.

This conversation is about more than publishing a book—it’s about finding your voice, honoring your creativity, and carving out space for the things that matter, even in the most demanding chapters of life.

Find Tyler's novel, Freeze Frame here - https://shorturl.at/fyOFv

Hosted by: Dr. Tommy Martin & Dr. Tyler Beauchamp

Produced by: The Hippocratic Collective

Music by: Rushay