Beyond the Books, S2E2: Erin Bammann

from Beyond the Books Med Hosted by Alex Chong

In this episode, we prove that Erin Bammann is more than just a medical student! Join us as we learn about Erin's unusual school mascot, her many travels, her passion for climbing, and her inspiration of starting a National Health Program at IUSM. Also, as a wonderful artist, Erin tries to explain abstract art, including a very sexy potato. Interview date: 1/24/21 --Check out all episodes of "Beyond the Books" on YouTube or Spotify! --Podcast logo: Brett Laux (www.brett-laux.squarespace.com) --Voiceover work: Dalton Bates (www.daltonbates.com) --Instagram: @beyondthebooksmed

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