Matthew Campbell

How do we navigate? What do we do? How do we Because sometimes it can often feel challenging to work with other folks or when everyone is so divisive.

How do we navigate? What do we do? How do we Because sometimes it can often feel challenging to work with other folks or when everyone is so divisive.

Yeah, of course. So When I think about this, I think about how new our early episodes were, how new I was to podcasting and kind of what that meant. We were still trying to figure out the technology side of things. We were trying to figure out, you know, kind of where to post, what to post, how to post, all of the different things.

Yeah, of course. So When I think about this, I think about how new our early episodes were, how new I was to podcasting and kind of what that meant. We were still trying to figure out the technology side of things. We were trying to figure out, you know, kind of where to post, what to post, how to post, all of the different things.

But it seems like we've got our rhythm down a little bit on that and we've kind of figured it out. One of the things that I've really enjoyed over the past couple of years with Help Chatter is just the amount, of topics we get to kind of touch on.

But it seems like we've got our rhythm down a little bit on that and we've kind of figured it out. One of the things that I've really enjoyed over the past couple of years with Help Chatter is just the amount, of topics we get to kind of touch on.

I feel like in public health sometimes, or at least for me in grad school, I was kind of siloed into like specific topics or certain kind of areas or, you know, where you work, that kind of, and then you get to know that really, really well, but you kind of lose sight of the bigger picture of how all these topics kind of come together and how everyone's doing their own part in their little section of public health to, you know, to reach the greater good.

I feel like in public health sometimes, or at least for me in grad school, I was kind of siloed into like specific topics or certain kind of areas or, you know, where you work, that kind of, and then you get to know that really, really well, but you kind of lose sight of the bigger picture of how all these topics kind of come together and how everyone's doing their own part in their little section of public health to, you know, to reach the greater good.

And so I kind of think, health chatter. And what I really like about our podcast is it kind of brings these topics together in a way that we get to kind of put the whole puzzle together. How does each individual topic fit into the larger public health arena and overarching wellbeing? And so when I think about kind of moving on into the future, I want to continue to do that.

And so I kind of think, health chatter. And what I really like about our podcast is it kind of brings these topics together in a way that we get to kind of put the whole puzzle together. How does each individual topic fit into the larger public health arena and overarching wellbeing? And so when I think about kind of moving on into the future, I want to continue to do that.

I kind of like kind of what Sheridan was saying about how looking at nationally and globally, instead of just like here in Minneapolis or the state, because I think some of these topics obviously transcend. I also am kind of excited for all the different topics that we could touch on, because there are so many things that we've yet to get to. But I'm just excited to continue to grow.

I kind of like kind of what Sheridan was saying about how looking at nationally and globally, instead of just like here in Minneapolis or the state, because I think some of these topics obviously transcend. I also am kind of excited for all the different topics that we could touch on, because there are so many things that we've yet to get to. But I'm just excited to continue to grow.

I kind of mirroring what Maddie said, I didn't know if I would stick around after graduating. But Health Chatter has been such a great place. I love the people. I love working with you all and posting the episodes. And here we are two years later and for many years to come.

I kind of mirroring what Maddie said, I didn't know if I would stick around after graduating. But Health Chatter has been such a great place. I love the people. I love working with you all and posting the episodes. And here we are two years later and for many years to come.

Well, I want to challenge that a little bit.

Well, I want to challenge that a little bit.

Yes, house calls. When I grew up, that Dr. Burke, he lived on the corner. I mean, he had the nicest house on my block. A little black bag. And he'd come in. I just remember getting my penicillin shot in the butt when I got sick. It's interesting.

Yes, house calls. When I grew up, that Dr. Burke, he lived on the corner. I mean, he had the nicest house on my block. A little black bag. And he'd come in. I just remember getting my penicillin shot in the butt when I got sick. It's interesting.

I mean, not just Minneapolis, but even looking across the river to St. Paul, you know, I mean, or even Wisconsin.

I mean, not just Minneapolis, but even looking across the river to St. Paul, you know, I mean, or even Wisconsin.