Maddie Levine-Wolf

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.

I can't see us running out of ideas. We talk about that a lot, that we'll never run out of ideas. I can see us revisiting different topics over and over again. I can see certain things coming up around election cycles and certain things kind of fading into the background.

I can't see us running out of ideas. We talk about that a lot, that we'll never run out of ideas. I can see us revisiting different topics over and over again. I can see certain things coming up around election cycles and certain things kind of fading into the background.

And I'm kind of just excited to even see what comes up in the next year, two years, however long we continue this, just to see where things go. And even to start taking a bigger lens on things. I know we've focused a lot on Minnesota, a lot locally, a lot on the US, but even we can start looking at things globally. And I'm just really excited to see where we go.

And I'm kind of just excited to even see what comes up in the next year, two years, however long we continue this, just to see where things go. And even to start taking a bigger lens on things. I know we've focused a lot on Minnesota, a lot locally, a lot on the US, but even we can start looking at things globally. And I'm just really excited to see where we go.

Yeah, I just would echo what Clarence and Barry said about like the pros for traveling, quote unquote. For me, it's just, again, getting outside of my one usual routine, but also connecting with new cultures and having new and different experiences from my usual ones. I think that

Yeah, I just would echo what Clarence and Barry said about like the pros for traveling, quote unquote. For me, it's just, again, getting outside of my one usual routine, but also connecting with new cultures and having new and different experiences from my usual ones. I think that

ability to step outside of your comfort zone is really important um and yeah i mean i think it's just such a good opportunity to see the world and like barry and clarence said to expand your worldview um and in in that i really don't see a negative obviously um sometimes with logistics and health concerns or whatever it may be.

ability to step outside of your comfort zone is really important um and yeah i mean i think it's just such a good opportunity to see the world and like barry and clarence said to expand your worldview um and in in that i really don't see a negative obviously um sometimes with logistics and health concerns or whatever it may be.