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It's the podcast exploring the lives and livelihoods of some of the world's richest people.
But this time there's a twist.
On Good, Bad, Dead Billionaire, we are looking back on the lives of some titans of US industry.
From one of the founders of the American retail giant Walmart, Sam Walton.
To the first lady of Wall Street, Hetty Green.
That's Good, Bad, Dead Billionaire from the BBC World Service.
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Hello and welcome to The Conversation from the BBC World Service,
the show that amplifies women's voices,
which is really just a fancy way of saying that we get two women from different countries who share an expertise,
bring them together and see what happens.
Today's programme comes in response to an email from one of our listeners, Maureen Johnston,
who is a registered nurse and works part-time... in the Canadian Arctic.
She says our closest hospital and closest doctor is over 500 kilometres away by air.
There are no roads and only two nurses in the small Inuit community.
Maureen wanted to hear from others delivering healthcare.
in remote places.
So I'm joined today by Dr. Lungil Hobe, Medical Director at Imsilini Hospital in South Africa,