Cream City Dreams

Dr. Megan Schultz of Children's Wisconsin

November 01, 2023 Meagan Schultz and Shelly Roder Season 4 Episode 39
Dr. Megan Schultz of Children's Wisconsin
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Cream City Dreams
Dr. Megan Schultz of Children's Wisconsin
Nov 01, 2023 Season 4 Episode 39
Meagan Schultz and Shelly Roder

On average, three children a week come into  Children’s Wisconsin Hospital with gunshot wounds. 

THREE CHILDREN A WEEK.

If this doesn’t make you angry, we don’t know what will. Listen this week as we talk with Pediatric Emergency Physician and Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Dr. Megan Schultz, about her dreams for our city and our world, and what she’s doing about this desperate statistic every day in the emergency room. 

Listen as we talk about … 

  • How a single gunshot in Baltimore changed the trajectory of Megan’s career and pulled her out of the classroom and into the ER
  • The alarming gun violence statisics in Milwaukee and just how common it is for kids to have, play with, and use guns
  • A helpful script for approaching the topic of guns before a playdate (parents listen up!) 
  • How anger fuels her in the ER and on the page (READ her Op-Eds linked below!) 
  • Small kindnesses … the antidote to suffering and anxiety? Megan thinks so (and so do we!) 


Locals and Links we love! 

Everytown for Gun Safety

MEGAN’S OP-EDS FOUND HERE: 

(1) https://www.jsonline.com/story/opinion/2022/07/07/politicians-have-betrayed-kids-amid-milwaukee-gun-violence-epidemic/7761811001/

(2) https://www.jsonline.com/story/opinion/2023/06/27/scourge-of-gun-violence-in-milwaukee-claims-too-many-innocent-children/70356393007/

(3/story) https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/health/2023/09/12/childrens-wisconsin-doctor-treats-kids-who-have-been-shot-guns-megan-schultz-physician-milwaukee/70770030007/

MORE PRESS ON THE OP-EDS ON CBS58


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On average, three children a week come into  Children’s Wisconsin Hospital with gunshot wounds. 

THREE CHILDREN A WEEK.

If this doesn’t make you angry, we don’t know what will. Listen this week as we talk with Pediatric Emergency Physician and Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Dr. Megan Schultz, about her dreams for our city and our world, and what she’s doing about this desperate statistic every day in the emergency room. 

Listen as we talk about … 

  • How a single gunshot in Baltimore changed the trajectory of Megan’s career and pulled her out of the classroom and into the ER
  • The alarming gun violence statisics in Milwaukee and just how common it is for kids to have, play with, and use guns
  • A helpful script for approaching the topic of guns before a playdate (parents listen up!) 
  • How anger fuels her in the ER and on the page (READ her Op-Eds linked below!) 
  • Small kindnesses … the antidote to suffering and anxiety? Megan thinks so (and so do we!) 


Locals and Links we love! 

Everytown for Gun Safety

MEGAN’S OP-EDS FOUND HERE: 

(1) https://www.jsonline.com/story/opinion/2022/07/07/politicians-have-betrayed-kids-amid-milwaukee-gun-violence-epidemic/7761811001/

(2) https://www.jsonline.com/story/opinion/2023/06/27/scourge-of-gun-violence-in-milwaukee-claims-too-many-innocent-children/70356393007/

(3/story) https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/health/2023/09/12/childrens-wisconsin-doctor-treats-kids-who-have-been-shot-guns-megan-schultz-physician-milwaukee/70770030007/

MORE PRESS ON THE OP-EDS ON CBS58


Show your love for Cream City Dreams

As always, we are so grateful to our listeners. If you haven’t already, be sure to follow us on Facebook and Instagram. Sign up for our newsletter on our website. And we’d LOVE it if you rate and review us on Apple Podcasts. And if you’re feeling even more generous, Buy us a Coffee

Support the Show.