Data with a Pulse Podcast

Technology EN ↓ 3 episodes

This podcast is dedicated to uncovering how data shapes human lives, decisions, and communities, and how the human dimension shapes the way we collect, interpret, and act on data. Each episode dives into the breakthroughs, challenges, and lived experiences at the heart of healthcare, technology, and social good bringing you conversations that go beyond the numbers to reveal the people and passions driving change. The show's creator and host, Dr. Guy Hembroff, PhD, is a faculty, researcher and innovator at the intersection of biomedical data science, health informatics, and AI.

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Episode #3: The Regulation Equation - Mastering the Mind with Self-Regulation Expert Brad Chapin 04.04.2026 1:51:53

SUMMARY: In this episode, I sit down with Brad Chapin, M.S., LCP, MLP, who is an author, internationally recognized speaker, and one of the foremost experts in Self-Regulation Training, for a conversation that will fundamentally change how you think about your own mind, your behavior, and your potential for growth. Brad has spent his career at the intersection of psychology, education, and human...

Episode #2: The Human Algorithm in Healthcare 27.02.2026 1:44:47

Episode #2: Dr. Thomas Simmer, MD — "The Human Algorithm in Healthcare" Data with a Pulse: The Human Dimension In this episode, Dr. Guy Hembroff, PhD sits down with Dr. Thomas Simmer, MD, physician, healthcare architect, and former Chief Medical Officer of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, for one of the most candid, wide-ranging, and deeply human conversations in healthcare you'll...

Episode #1: From Bangalore to Michigan's Upper Peninsula—Ram Bagaria on Startups, Grad School, and Guitar as Therapy 17.02.2026 1:09:28

In my conversation with Ram Bagaria, he shares his journey from working in India's Silicon Valley to pursuing a master's degree in data science in the U.S. He discusses the importance of effective soft skills in the technical industry, the challenges of transitioning to graduate school, and the significance of being skilled in both feature engineering and data science model development. Ra...