Welcome back clinical problem solvers.

We have a very special announcement for you today.

Reza, please tell our fans what's in store for them.

Well, first let me say I'm not used to you calling me Reza.

Am I in trouble?

Big Reyes!

I am so, so excited today because we get to plug what I think is going to be the most educational

cardiology podcast ever.

And the group is comprised of some very special individuals that I have the utmost respect for.

Many of you know, Ahmed Goyle, who's a cardiology fellow at the Cleveland

clinic and was featured on episode 48, the Hepreff episode for the clinical problem solvers.

That's right, Robbie. I got the episode number right from memory.

Ahmed,

Ahmed is a colleague, a friend, and honestly, he's family.

And I remember when he was a chief resident at Hopkins, any time I had a difficult EKG or a tough cardiology case, I would run up by Amit and he would always answer my calls. And probably the

highlight of my life was when Amit put me as the emergency contact for his son Drew. So it's my

privilege to introduce my brother, Amet Goyle. Oh my God, Raz. Are you going to my eyes. And mine. If you weren't hundreds of miles away, you would still, Uncle Reza would still be the emergency contact for a little droo. Wait, did you remove me from the emergency contact? All right, we're not going to be plugging this cardio nerves. You can be my emergency contact, Reza. Well, Reza, you're going to bring tears to my eyes.

Such a generous introduction.

Just so everybody knows, this whole venture was Reza's idea in the first place.

When he approached me and Dan and suggested that we consider doing this,

and one thing led to another as it does, and here we are.

So we, the Cardionerds,

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