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Trauma, Faith, and the American Healthcare Crisis | The James Trail Podcast

"We are hungry for people willing to climb down off their pedestals and have meaningful conversations." In this episode of the James Trail Podcast, Meredith Shuman sits down with Judson Howe, creator of the Healthcare Reframed podcast and former healthcare executive. Together, they explore the "softer side" of leadership, the hidden crisis of moral injury in the medical field, and why our fast-paced society is starving for human connection. Judson shares his personal journey of transitioning from high-stakes corporate operations to a "season of capacity," where he learned the art of decanting ideas—slowing down to let truth and relationship breathe. In this episode, we discuss: The Reality of Moral Injury: Why healthcare leaders and clinicians are facing a values crisis. The Sierra Nevada Lesson: What standing on a 14,000-foot peak taught Judson about mortality and faith. Healthcare Reframed: The inspiration behind traveling the country to have vulnerable, "fireside" chats with industry giants. The Power of Sabbath: Practical ways to protect your internal cadence from the external chaos of the world. About Our Guest: Judson Howe is a veteran healthcare executive and the host of Healthcare Reframed, a podcast dedicated to vulnerable conversations that challenge the status quo of the American medical system. Subscribe to his channel here: @HealthcareReframed, or visit his website at www.healthcarereframed.org HOW YOU CAN SUPPORT: 🔔 LIKE this video and SUBSCRIBE to this channel for more faith-based, trauma-informed mental health content! 💵 DONATE: We appreciate your donations and partnership. Please visit https://www.jamestrail.org/donate to support our work! 🔗 Stay Connected with Us : 💻 Website: https://jamestrail.org/ 📸 Instagram: / jamestrailglobal #MentalHealth #HealthcareReframed #FaithAndTrauma #HumanConnection #SabbathRest #JamesTrail #MoralInjury #Leadership