Maddie Levine-Wolf

Let me jump in real quick. While Matthew was talking, I'm in the car, and so the record came on that says Loser. And as he was talking, I was thinking about the fact that if we had a worldwide chill out day, some people would fight against it because they would consider us losers because we're looking and searching for some type of peace.

Let me jump in real quick. While Matthew was talking, I'm in the car, and so the record came on that says Loser. And as he was talking, I was thinking about the fact that if we had a worldwide chill out day, some people would fight against it because they would consider us losers because we're looking and searching for some type of peace.

You know, and for me, for me, one of the things that that I seek in my life is I don't do drama. I don't do drama very well because I don't see drama. And I think that, you know, when you when you get to a point where you can you can you can ask a person to seek seek who they who they really are.

You know, and for me, for me, one of the things that that I seek in my life is I don't do drama. I don't do drama very well because I don't see drama. And I think that, you know, when you when you get to a point where you can you can you can ask a person to seek seek who they who they really are.

Give them, respect them for whatever, wherever they're at, you know, and can be cordial and civil towards them. That's what I seek for. So when I think about this whole topic of labeling and, you know, and stereotypes, I try to find commonality. You know, you don't have to be my friend, but maybe can we be allies is another thing that I use. And so that would be my last comment.

Give them, respect them for whatever, wherever they're at, you know, and can be cordial and civil towards them. That's what I seek for. So when I think about this whole topic of labeling and, you know, and stereotypes, I try to find commonality. You know, you don't have to be my friend, but maybe can we be allies is another thing that I use. And so that would be my last comment.

I just, I really do honestly appreciate every comment that was made here. It was open and we were vulnerable and we had a chance to say what we had to say.

I just, I really do honestly appreciate every comment that was made here. It was open and we were vulnerable and we had a chance to say what we had to say.

So a few things I wanted to reflect on. I came into the team a little bit later than everybody else. I mean, obviously, Barry's latest addition. So at least I'm middle of the pack now. But I just felt so welcomed and immediately respected for my expertise in marketing and communications. And I just feel like we all collaborate really well together.

So a few things I wanted to reflect on. I came into the team a little bit later than everybody else. I mean, obviously, Barry's latest addition. So at least I'm middle of the pack now. But I just felt so welcomed and immediately respected for my expertise in marketing and communications. And I just feel like we all collaborate really well together.

We all have our own things that we are maybe experts on or maybe know more about others. And one thing I've really valued about our hosts, Stan and Clarence, is they've always made me feel like an expert in my own right. And they've always valued my opinions. And I think that being a younger person and just getting out of you know, your degree in education, it can be a little scary.

We all have our own things that we are maybe experts on or maybe know more about others. And one thing I've really valued about our hosts, Stan and Clarence, is they've always made me feel like an expert in my own right. And they've always valued my opinions. And I think that being a younger person and just getting out of you know, your degree in education, it can be a little scary.

It can be a little bit hard to get started. And I think all value of these connections, the networking, the advice, some of even just our chats before and after each podcast episode. It's really a great group of people. I love doing the holiday parties together and stuff. Truly, we have a lot of shared values, but we also have a lot of differing opinions. So it's really beautiful to

It can be a little bit hard to get started. And I think all value of these connections, the networking, the advice, some of even just our chats before and after each podcast episode. It's really a great group of people. I love doing the holiday parties together and stuff. Truly, we have a lot of shared values, but we also have a lot of differing opinions. So it's really beautiful to

be respected for the differing opinions and even being so young and you guys have so much experience. So it's really, it's really a beautiful place to have open dialogue conversation about things that are hard to talk about and be okay. It feels okay to make mistakes in these conversations and learn from each other. And I think you don't get that too many other places other than

be respected for the differing opinions and even being so young and you guys have so much experience. So it's really, it's really a beautiful place to have open dialogue conversation about things that are hard to talk about and be okay. It feels okay to make mistakes in these conversations and learn from each other. And I think you don't get that too many other places other than

educational settings where it's okay to make some mistakes. Once you get out into the real world, it's a little bit more scary to make mistakes. So I really, really value this platform. I think podcasting has always been an interest to me. And now knowing some of the

educational settings where it's okay to make some mistakes. Once you get out into the real world, it's a little bit more scary to make mistakes. So I really, really value this platform. I think podcasting has always been an interest to me. And now knowing some of the

ins and outs and the deeper workings of it i have an even deeper respect for people that do podcasts um and i and i really really value how much time effort and attention goes into putting out each individual episode and how much it takes to run a podcast as a whole so i think that's me reflecting on where we've been and then where we're going Public health is endless. It is timeless.

ins and outs and the deeper workings of it i have an even deeper respect for people that do podcasts um and i and i really really value how much time effort and attention goes into putting out each individual episode and how much it takes to run a podcast as a whole so i think that's me reflecting on where we've been and then where we're going Public health is endless. It is timeless.