Cameron Rosin and Joe Winter sit down inside Sohma House while the vision is still becoming.
This is a conversation from the messy middle: about committing to uncertainty, building systems that can carry a future self, and creating environments that bring out the virtues we say we value. It moves through burnout, invisible care work, the limits of modern healthcare infrastructure, and the possibility of medicine that can hold a whole human.
They also speak about continuity, reciprocity, responsibility, and the discipline of witnessing the bigness while staying devoted to the small stuff.
This Might Be Helpful is a podcast from Sohma House.
Chapters:
00:00 Welcome back to This Might Be Helpful
03:26 A relationship with uncertainty
06:28 Your future self was not in the negotiation
08:55 A medicine house must be medicine for its people
10:58 Your environment governs you
15:32 Burnout, reciprocity, and the healers who care
22:22 Why healthcare cannot hold a whole human
26:05 Continuity, care teams, and invisible work
31:49 The system is nearing obsolescence
37:47 Connection is open and continuous
41:09 Life is process, not completion
43:53 Witness the bigness; stay devoted to the small stuff
44:41 The house is here to hold
