The BAMS Podcast: Recent Episodes
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Join us for another exciting episode of the BAMS Podcast where the clinical students share their mental health experiences from Medical School.
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WE ARE BACK LIKE WE NEVER LEFT! On this episode of The BAMS Podcast, your favourite pre-clinical medics look into thoughts about choosing a career path in Medicine.
Join our host, Flourish and speakers, Matthew, Aisha and Hephzibah as they have a swell time sharing their viewpoints on the different career prospects in the clinical field.
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On this episode of the BAMS Podcast, we continue the Valentine's Day Speciale series with a conversation from the BAMS Preclinical Wing.
Join Flourish, Esohe, Matthew, and Favour as they discuss their different views on the special day of Love and how they treat the day.
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We talked about valentines we have experienced or seen our friends experience .History of valentines.What we think about love languages and how it can be incorporated to expressing our gestures to our loved ones.Lastly, how to show valentine's love to our friends.
This episode briefs our audience about the fundamentals to expect as a thriving medical student in the med. school environment.
From solving past questions to keeping relationships alive, the life of med. school is one we are all still getting the hang of.
So, please sit back and probably grab a cup of coffee as you listen to host, Tunmise and his friendly speakers, Aisha(IG:tyxxbb) and Inioluwa as they discuss the basics of the academic journey.
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This episode sheds light on how we can cope in comparison with most of our peers who studied other courses not as long as ours. We talked about things we can do to avoid comparison which is prevalent amongst us. We also talked about little steps we can take as students for days ahead. It's an interesting episode you shouldn't miss out on
THE BAMS PODCAST is here again with new and exciting discussions about Med. school, Lifestyle, and everything in between!
This episode is hosted by Honour Adiji (IG:@the.honoured.world) together with guest speakers Iteoluwakiisi Omidiora and Flourish Aikodion(IG:aikolovesflourish)
They talk about Personal Growth from a Medical student's perspective and how it finds a place in our academic journey and beyond.
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We talked about the meaning of friendships to each of us. We talked about some little tips and obstacles to our relationships. We also had fun discussing some random questions on friendships
In this episode, Winnifred and I will be discussing why people get offended, how to avoid offending others, and what to do if you unintentionally offend someone.
Offending people is a common occurrence in today's society. It's easy to unintentionally say or do something that can hurt or upset others. Some people are more sensitive than others, and what may seem like a harmless joke or comment to one person can be deeply offensive to another.
So why do people get offended? There are many reasons why someone might feel offended. It could be due to a difference in cultural or religious beliefs, personal values, or simply a lack of understanding. Offense can also stem from a history of discrimination or past trauma, making certain topics or language particularly triggering for some individuals.
To avoid offending others, it's important to be mindful of your words and actions. Take the time to consider how your words might be perceived by others, and be respectful of their beliefs and values. It's also important to be open to feedback and willing to learn from others.
If you do unintentionally offend someone, it's important to take responsibility for your actions and apologize sincerely. It's important to acknowledge the impact of your words or actions and make a genuine effort to make amends. However, it's also important to recognize that not everyone will accept your apology, and it's important to respect their feelings and boundaries.
Nigeria clearly has and being frank we one way or another are a part of the problem. Voting someone as a president doesn't mean the country's problems would just vanish in an instant or Nigeria would become a perfect country. We also have to make efforts to change the country, there is a lot WE CAN DO that would make the country better WHETHER THE GOVERNMENT LIKES IT OT NOT. Enjoy this wonderful and enlightening conversation amongst some BAMSITES.
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Habit's determine our life, a few of us might say they guide us to where we want to go. In this podcast we're sharing a few tips that should help you make and maintain good habits as well as break bad ones. Enjoy!
- Sharing best Christmas experiences,games,fun and what to know about Buth for incoming students.
Hello there, The BAMS podcast is here with another special episode every year fresh students - freshers, resume Bowen university and usually there's barely ever any relevant conversation on how to navigate the "uni experience" but don't worry, BAMS is here to help. Get your friends, department or colleges don't matter, we've carefully chosen people of value from different departments to get varying perspectives on the entire school experience to resonate and help as many people as possible.
Hello there, The BAMS podcast is here with another special episode every year fresh students - freshers, resume Bowen university and usually there's barely ever any relevant conversation on how to navigate the "uni experience" but don't worry, BAMS is here to help. Get your friends, department or colleges don't matter, we've carefully chosen people of value from different departments to get varying perspectives on the entire school experience to resonate and help as many people as possible.
Tolu, Eniola, Tomi and Funmito discuss what emotional intelligence means to them on this thrilling and entertaining episode of The BAMS Podcast. Enjoy!
This episode talks about some reasons why insecurities might arise. It also sheds light on some ways to handle them.
In recognition of the World Suicide Prevention Awareness Day, listen to some BAMSites share stories and experiences as young Nigerian adults, and as medical students (of Bowen); and lessons learnt as they navigate the various challenges and effects on their mental health.
Boundaries not only reflect a need for physical space, but, our core values, self respect and our need for safety and protection. They are invisible lines that differentiate people from each other. In this episode of the BAMS podcast we address boundaries and show examples we should emulate when these boundaries have been crossed.
It's the end of March, Women's history month and BAMS decided to release a podcast episode dedicated to gender equality. It's very enlightening and hopefully you'll enjoy it. 🚀♀️
What does social media validation mean to you? Find out what Bamsites of the Editorial unit make of it. It was all vibes and cruise making this. Enjoy!
Hey Bamsite 😊 Alongside the special Bams package for you, the Bams Editorial Team has got something extra in the form of a new podcast release. Listen, enjoy and share!
College in a "NUTSHELL", it's impossible to explain the entirety of college in a supposed nutshell😂. This is the first part of a 3-part podcast episode aimed at helping medical students navigate through college. It is essentially an interview of a few students from the 2026/2027 set, who recently wrote their comprehensive exam. It would definitely be entertaining. Featuring Emmanuel Adeoye, Tomiwa Labinjo, Solaoye Okeniyi, Hannah Ibrahim, Victor Alimi, Solape Ogungbemi. Hosted by David Folarin.
College in a "NUTSHELL", it's impossible to explain the entirety of college in a supposed nutshell😂. This is the first part of a 3-part podcast episode aimed at helping medical students navigate through college. It is essentially an interview of a few students from the 2026/2027 set, who recently wrote their comprehensive exam. It would definitely be entertaining. Featuring Emmanuel Adeoye, Tomiwa Labinjo, Solaoye Okeniyi, Hannah Ibrahim, Victor Alimi, Solape Ogungbemi. Hosted by David Folarin.
College in a "NUTSHELL", it's impossible to explain the entirety of college in a supposed nutshell😂. This is the first part of a 3-part podcast episode aimed at helping medical students navigate through college. It is essentially an interview of a few students from the 2026/2027 set, who recently wrote their comprehensive exam. It would definitely be entertaining. Featuring Emmanuel Adeoye, Tomiwa Labinjo, Solaoye Okeniyi, Hannah Ibrahim, Victor Alimi, Solape Ogungbemi. Hosted by David Folarin.
This episode na just introduction, cruise and vibes. We talk about everything, from the Christmas break to the rigors of medical school. Enjoy!
In this episode of getting to know Bamsites, we meet the admirable Yila Umaru he shares with us how he balances his academic life and extracurricular activities with his entrepreneurship life also his relationship life (if you're interested in that). He was also the sponsorship chairman for the academic session of 2019/2020.
In this episode of getting to know Bamsites, we meet the astounding Abibat Adelabu (BAMS Pre-Clinical Vice President for the Academic Session of 2020/2021) she tells us about her experiences first as a medical student and then as the Vice President.
In this episode of getting to know Bamsites, we meet the incredible Seun Fasawe (aka most expensive) she tells us about her journey to and through medical school and her shares the reason behind her passion for medicine.
In this episode we meet Ayomide Oke the Academic Director for 2020/2021. He gives us his take on the struggles of medicine school and shares a bit of his experiences of dealing with ADHD.