Diandra

You made me audition three times.

You made me audition three times.

Sure. If I say as the newbie, although, you know, boy, February, we're already in September. I know. Time moves quickly. So I actually I was as I was listening and beforehand just jotted a few things down. The first thing, though, is I want to thank everybody for inviting me into the health chatter tent. I think being a part of this enterprise has been a lot of fun.

Sure. If I say as the newbie, although, you know, boy, February, we're already in September. I know. Time moves quickly. So I actually I was as I was listening and beforehand just jotted a few things down. The first thing, though, is I want to thank everybody for inviting me into the health chatter tent. I think being a part of this enterprise has been a lot of fun.

It's been certainly very, very educational. That's for sure. And so I kind of jotted down a few points about sort of where, quote, we've been from my shorter perspective. And these are mostly about things that I really come away very impressed with. I think that one of the strengths of Health Chatter is that as a group, we are intergenerational. And I think that's extremely important.

It's been certainly very, very educational. That's for sure. And so I kind of jotted down a few points about sort of where, quote, we've been from my shorter perspective. And these are mostly about things that I really come away very impressed with. I think that one of the strengths of Health Chatter is that as a group, we are intergenerational. And I think that's extremely important.

There's the old folks, me, Clarence, and Stan. And then there's the younger folks. And I think that really helps us to have more balance and perspective in terms of what we do. What I've liked in particular is that as a podcast, we're out to both seek and share knowledge with our, not only our listening audience, but with among ourselves.

There's the old folks, me, Clarence, and Stan. And then there's the younger folks. And I think that really helps us to have more balance and perspective in terms of what we do. What I've liked in particular is that as a podcast, we're out to both seek and share knowledge with our, not only our listening audience, but with among ourselves.

I mean, how many times do we just learn like so many things when we're all doing the podcast work? you know, in and of itself. I think the topics and the guests we've had have been amazing. And it's been very stimulating having, you know, folks on to talk about these, you know, these topics.

I mean, how many times do we just learn like so many things when we're all doing the podcast work? you know, in and of itself. I think the topics and the guests we've had have been amazing. And it's been very stimulating having, you know, folks on to talk about these, you know, these topics.

And the other thing I, you know, I always had this thing when I was, you know, in more active practice, you know, when people ask questions, if you don't know what you don't know, you don't know what to ask. And so I think the research that the other folks here have provided for us has been unbelievable because it really enables all of us to sort of, now we know

And the other thing I, you know, I always had this thing when I was, you know, in more active practice, you know, when people ask questions, if you don't know what you don't know, you don't know what to ask. And so I think the research that the other folks here have provided for us has been unbelievable because it really enables all of us to sort of, now we know

So obviously we can know more, but now we know what questions to ask. And I think that makes a lot of our shows very interesting because we have that fundamental research on these topics so that we know what kind of questions to ask. And it sort of gives us a firmer footing. So those are the, you know, sort of the main things about, you know, sort of the where we've been. perspective.

So obviously we can know more, but now we know what questions to ask. And I think that makes a lot of our shows very interesting because we have that fundamental research on these topics so that we know what kind of questions to ask. And it sort of gives us a firmer footing. So those are the, you know, sort of the main things about, you know, sort of the where we've been. perspective.

And it does go beyond public health. I remember when we first met, we talked about, well, maybe, Barry, you can come on when they're more clinically oriented. Either fortunately or unfortunately, the way my mind works, I'm able to wrap my head around making just about any topic have some relevance to try and to be on the show because there are these topics that we cover.

And it does go beyond public health. I remember when we first met, we talked about, well, maybe, Barry, you can come on when they're more clinically oriented. Either fortunately or unfortunately, the way my mind works, I'm able to wrap my head around making just about any topic have some relevance to try and to be on the show because there are these topics that we cover.

Uh, it's not, I think as, uh, you know, Matthew was talking about, sometimes you get pigeonholed into something and the topics that we cover, uh, actually extend beyond that into all spheres, whether it be, you know, the community, whether it is a clinical practice, but it's politics and policy. It, it just, uh, you know, covers such a wide, a wide range of things.

Uh, it's not, I think as, uh, you know, Matthew was talking about, sometimes you get pigeonholed into something and the topics that we cover, uh, actually extend beyond that into all spheres, whether it be, you know, the community, whether it is a clinical practice, but it's politics and policy. It, it just, uh, you know, covers such a wide, a wide range of things.

So again, I, you know, thank you for inviting me in and, uh, I also would like to continue with that. For moving forward, there's just a few points that I was thinking about when we teed up this agenda. The topics that we've already covered and the topics that are still on our list will sort of keep us in business for a long time to come.

So again, I, you know, thank you for inviting me in and, uh, I also would like to continue with that. For moving forward, there's just a few points that I was thinking about when we teed up this agenda. The topics that we've already covered and the topics that are still on our list will sort of keep us in business for a long time to come.