About Dr. Kazuma Nakagawa, MD, FAAN, FAHA 
Dr. Nakagawa is a neurologist/neurointensivist who specializes in stroke, cerebrovascular disease and neurocritical care. As Chief for the Neuroscience Institute at Queen’s Medical Center, Dr. Nakagawa oversees all aspects of stroke care, specializing in cerebrovascular disease and neurocritical care. As an accomplished neurointensivist, he provides care for critically ill patients with severe brain injuries. Dr. Nakagawa has investigated racial-ethnic disparities in risk factors and outcomes in Hawai‘i in stroke patients, particularly among Native Hawaiians and other Pacific Islanders who are having strokes 10 years younger than other racial-ethnic groups. His current research involves investigating how interaction between longevity-associated FOXO3 gene and various environmental exposure may reduce the risk of stroke and dementia. Dr. Nakagawa is also the Chief of Neurology at the John A Burns School of Medicine. Dr. Nakagawa received his Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering from Cornell University. He attended medical school at the University of Florida and completed his neurology training at the Harvard Neurology Residency Program and did his neurocritical care fellowship at the University of California, San Francisco. 

About Ma Ry Kim, RIBA, ARB, AADipl
Ma Ry Kim was born in Korea and raised in Hawai‘i. A licensed architect by training, she has expanded her repertoire to include development, brand strategy, urban planning, interior design, landscape design, a professorship, and more. She was educated in the US, France, and England, and has practiced as a design professional for the last 25 years between Europe, the Middle East, Asia, Africa, and the US. She is also a Professor of Architecture, most recently in the Doctoral Degree Program at the University of Hawai‘i School of Architecture where she was the Director of Professional Studios. Today, Ma Ry is the CEO of I-ON Group, a multidisciplinary development company dedicated to seeding positive global change. Prior to that, she was a Principal and Regional Design Leader for the European, Middle Eastern, and African sectors of Gensler, the world’s largest Architecture firm. Kim’s built work reflects her career-long quest to blur the lines between the disciplines of architecture, art, and human wellness. One of the most important jobs that Ma Ry has is being a mother to five dyslexic children, who embrace and celebrate their incredible neuro-diversity everyday!

About Museum Confidential
Host and founder Jeff Martin is the assistant director of communications at the Philbrook Museum of Art. In 2017, the museum organized an exhibition called Museum Confidential, which aimed to reveal the inner workings of museums. Martin created the podcast to accompany the exhibition and it was such a hit that it continued after the show closed. To ensure the podcast was done right, Martin reached out to Scott Gregory, producer at Public Radio Tulsa, who became co-creator. The podcast is now available on NPR.org, iTunes and Spotify.