Is that really a thing, toxic squash syndrome? And here I was admiring the beautiful image of those winter squash, shelved. They look so benign and inviting. Too much of a good thing? I dunno.
New listener here, I don’t really do podcasts so often but I find myself today at my annual car service (my now “classic” car, please keep running ok...) and with a few hours to sit and listen and I loved this conversation so will listen back through a few others. Last time I was in this seat, a year ago, I spent the day reading through Nicholas Wilkinson’s saola chasing adventures/misadventures in Vietnam!
I'm so glad you're back with another series! I love the funny stories, book reviews, and thought-provoking discussion topic. Looking forward to more episodes.
This is a gentle and thought-provoking conversation. I love that a doctor took your four suggestions and applied them to the field of medicine! Where might we find that?
Is that really a thing, toxic squash syndrome? And here I was admiring the beautiful image of those winter squash, shelved. They look so benign and inviting. Too much of a good thing? I dunno.
Anyway, looking forward to round 5!
New listener here, I don’t really do podcasts so often but I find myself today at my annual car service (my now “classic” car, please keep running ok...) and with a few hours to sit and listen and I loved this conversation so will listen back through a few others. Last time I was in this seat, a year ago, I spent the day reading through Nicholas Wilkinson’s saola chasing adventures/misadventures in Vietnam!
I'm so glad you're back with another series! I love the funny stories, book reviews, and thought-provoking discussion topic. Looking forward to more episodes.
This is a gentle and thought-provoking conversation. I love that a doctor took your four suggestions and applied them to the field of medicine! Where might we find that?
🙌