Clarence Jones

And in the meantime, I want everybody to keep health chatting away.

And in the meantime, I want everybody to keep health chatting away.

Well, you know, I think when we first started discussing this, Dan, I thought about the possibilities and the potential of being able to have an honest conversation about a lot of these different issues. We sometimes have, we seem to have conflicting values around things until we talk about them.

Well, you know, I think when we first started discussing this, Dan, I thought about the possibilities and the potential of being able to have an honest conversation about a lot of these different issues. We sometimes have, we seem to have conflicting values around things until we talk about them.

And, you know, especially around health, I mean, there's a lot of perceptions and myths and things like that. There's a lot of things that We don't know. And I speak as a community member. I try not to be on the show. I try to be very much a community member and ask the questions that I've heard other people ask.

And, you know, especially around health, I mean, there's a lot of perceptions and myths and things like that. There's a lot of things that We don't know. And I speak as a community member. I try not to be on the show. I try to be very much a community member and ask the questions that I've heard other people ask.

So for me, it was a great opportunity to be able to sit down with you and then to see some of the magnificent partners and people and guests that you brought along, but also to see the crew. the crew was phenomenal and it was just great. I mean, we didn't know what we were doing, but we all came together and we were willing to try. And, and that's my thought. I mean, I like, it was amazing.

So for me, it was a great opportunity to be able to sit down with you and then to see some of the magnificent partners and people and guests that you brought along, but also to see the crew. the crew was phenomenal and it was just great. I mean, we didn't know what we were doing, but we all came together and we were willing to try. And, and that's my thought. I mean, I like, it was amazing.

And it's been amazing.

And it's been amazing.

Yeah, you know, at times I'm just, flabbergasted, I guess that's a good word to say, that's an old word, but anyway, at the level of intellect and the level of maturity that came out of my group. I mean, you know, for me, I was always interested in knowing what the next generation was thinking.

Yeah, you know, at times I'm just, flabbergasted, I guess that's a good word to say, that's an old word, but anyway, at the level of intellect and the level of maturity that came out of my group. I mean, you know, for me, I was always interested in knowing what the next generation was thinking.

And I've learned so much from them because they were willing to be, as you said, they were willing to be vulnerable and open. So I do appreciate them. And like you said, Sam, there have been some times where I've just, I've been in awe of some of the responses that they said, but I've also been surprised some stuff I've said. So it's been a great ride.

And I've learned so much from them because they were willing to be, as you said, they were willing to be vulnerable and open. So I do appreciate them. And like you said, Sam, there have been some times where I've just, I've been in awe of some of the responses that they said, but I've also been surprised some stuff I've said. So it's been a great ride.

All right, thanks, Stan. I didn't think I was going to do this, but anyway, human partnership is a coalition of collaborators who work together on public health issues that the community identifies as important. And with that, we go out and we try to find the research to find the data so that we can add that information to the narrative so that the community can have a story and data to tell.

All right, thanks, Stan. I didn't think I was going to do this, but anyway, human partnership is a coalition of collaborators who work together on public health issues that the community identifies as important. And with that, we go out and we try to find the research to find the data so that we can add that information to the narrative so that the community can have a story and data to tell.

But one of the reasons why we are so excited about the podcast really is that this really is what we believe public health is about, is that we're learning a lot of different things and we're involved in a lot of different things. We have to find a way to disseminate it in a way that people can really take action. And so, oh, I'm sorry. Go ahead and cut this out.

But one of the reasons why we are so excited about the podcast really is that this really is what we believe public health is about, is that we're learning a lot of different things and we're involved in a lot of different things. We have to find a way to disseminate it in a way that people can really take action. And so, oh, I'm sorry. Go ahead and cut this out.

There's an ambulance going past right about now. But our whole goal has really been to find the allies and to have the transparent conversations that we can have in order for people to take action. And so, health chatter was just another way, another form for us to be engaged

There's an ambulance going past right about now. But our whole goal has really been to find the allies and to have the transparent conversations that we can have in order for people to take action. And so, health chatter was just another way, another form for us to be engaged