Hi, it's Liz Kelly and welcome to the Ringer Podcast Network.

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Welcome to the Dave Chang Show, part of the Ringer Podcast Network, presented by Major Doma Media.

Back to our regularly scheduled programming, with the interview I did with Dr. Jim Kim,

former president of the World Bank, and he was one of the handful of people that

co-founded the great, great organization, Partners in Health.

He was also the president of Dartmouth College. He is one of the most important figures in my life,

and whether he knows it or not, he altered the trajectory. I met him at one of the lowest points in my

life, and he has stayed with me ever since, and been a big brother. It's an informal way of calling

him, young. We talk about it in the podcast when he's really sort of young him or something like that,

but I never thought I'd have someone like him looking out for me like a guardian angel.

So I love you Jim Kim. Thank you so much, and if you don't know much about him, read about Dr. Jim.

There's a whole treasure trove of papers and articles about the great work he's done throughout

his life and his career. One of the great things about the world today, and a world that has a lot

of shitty things going on in it, is that there is greater awareness, particularly for Asian

Americans. It's like better to be Asian than ever before. I think Dr. Jim Kim is a real

sort of trailblazer in being a first-generation Asian-American growing up in Iowa of all places,

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