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Leading pop culture and music commentary podcast destroying group think hosted by Skinny Suge.

Welcome to Culture Shock Therapy: Your Health Equity Rx, a podcast dedicated to exploring the cultural and political landscapes that shape healthcare inequities and impact our daily lives. Hosted by Dr. Katrina Gipson,, MD, MPH, FACEP a board-certified emergency medicine physician and thought leader in health equity, this podcast aims to provide insightful commentary and practical insights to challenge your perspectives and inspire advocacy for a more equitable healthcare system.

Talking Out Your Arts is a podcast highlighting how art and creativity exists in our world, from the known to the many unexpected and often unappreciated places. From festival directors, to athletes, politicians and so on. People often think of art and creativity as an abstract activity that has no correlation to our basic existence. In this podcast we aim to uncover how artists exist across all fields, and how creativity is used to curate our everyday experiences. We talk with some of the leaders in creative fields across genres, and go further into the various facets of our working lives to ...

When Michael Dukakis lost the presidential election in 1988, his wife, Kitty, felt as if she had been squashed in a compactor, all the air forced out of her. Her even-keeled husband went back to work as governor of Massachusetts; she started binge drinking.

"Beneficiary of Electroshock Therapy Emerges as It's Leading Evangelist" is from the December 31, 2016 US section of The New York Times. It was written by Katharine Q. Seelye and narrated by Keith Sellon-Wright.