Episode 3: He Was Kinda Like Me

John Carter and Mark Greene bump up against their own existential limits, Doug Ross needs to check his privilege, why the ER is no place to work if you have a sensitive nose, incarnation and the holiness of bodies, potentially problematic theologies and more are discussed as we look at episodes 1.4 and 1.5 of ER. Hosted by Stacy Sergent Lawton, Sara Jane Moran, Deborah Gaddis Reeves, Janie Toy Powell, and Carrie Walker Nettles. 

See Ep 3 Show Notes page for more. 

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Season 1Stacy LawtonJohn Carter, Mark Greene, Doug Ross, Deborah Gaddis Reeves, Stacy N Sergent, Stacy Sergent Lawton, Janie Toy Powell, Carrie Walker Nettles, Sara Jane Moran, ER, organ donation, incarnation, transference, overidentifying, projection, family systems, psychiatric patients, empathy, mortality, emotion, lament, meaning-making, God, Jesus, problematic theology, holiness, chaplains, chaplaincy, hospital chaplains, social worker, privilege, environmental factors in health, non-compliance, compassion fatigue, burnout, death notificationComment