Annapolis, Maryland May 24, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - Debut Podcast Lands 2022’s Hottest Advocate
Its Truly Novel is featuring 2022’s Hottest advocate from the international 25 Hottest magazines. Although the show is in its third week of production the host is a veteran entertainer. Brandy Miller, the host of its Truly Novel, has been entertaining people with her awarded writings around the globe. In 2020 she received an award for her skill with a pen in the UK. She hosted multiple shows over the years. The most innovative one she created is where she bought the characters of books to life and authors got to act out scenes from their books. She hosted that show on twitch.
Her new venture merges the cutting edge with the traditional. The ongoing theme is about what is new on the internet. She interviews guests who have implemented new ideas, new career paths, and so much more, but she is sticking with the traditional distribution channels. The show can be seen on YouTube and heard wherever podcast is distributed. It’s Truly Novel is a traditional interview Q&A format show. Guest Have included Aimmee Kodachian, Andrew Weiss, and Dr. Prasad Savanna.
Upcoming guests will be
*Awarded Audiobook narrator Sands,
*Australian Movie Producer Roje Augustin
*MD Poet Laureate Grace Cavaleri
This week the novel spotlight lands on the hottest advocate on 4 continents. 2022’s Hottest Advocate is living up to his title by not just being a pretty face. He is putting his money, and mind toward advocating for the underserved. On the show he discusses
- How after two decades of practicing medicine he attains his dream of giving healthcare without breaking the bank for the patient.
- Savanna chats about how healthcare has changed as he says, “They are treating patients like numbers in a factory.”
- Volunteering to help battle Covid-19 in March 2020, and sitting with patients as they died so they could have some human contact during their last hours,
- Opening his own practice at great personal expense to implement his low-cost medical venture
- At his practice, he has lengthened to 2 times the normal doctor visit to give patients time to fully explain their symptoms
- The success of making small changes as just one doctor. Without any advertising, the practice has grown to 1,400 patients in a year and a half. Some of his patients searched for the practice for months after hearing about it from a friend.
Dr. Prasad Savanna a practicing physician in Annapolis is trying out a novel idea he came up with in his youth. When his uninsured patients come in, he gives them a reasonable rate for quality healthcare. How does he do it? He’s footing the bill himself to cover the cost.
Hear Dr. Savanna explain his journey to this point in his career and the impact these small changes have had on multiple patients to have a better life, how patients have responded to the shifts in healthcare at his practice. It goes to show small acts of kindness can make a difference.
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