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I think I can go out on the edge here. As you acquire health issues yourself that you have to keep in mind, whereas before when you're younger you just say, You pack your bag, you get on the plane, you go. As you get older and you have more medical issues, you have to be more cognizant of those when you travel. Last comments, Barry.

My last thing, there are many, many resources out there on traveling. There's a book called Atlas Obscura. which is an atlas of different places from around the world that you might not even think about going to that are quite, quite special.

My last thing, there are many, many resources out there on traveling. There's a book called Atlas Obscura. which is an atlas of different places from around the world that you might not even think about going to that are quite, quite special.

There's also, I believe it's called Gastro Obscura, which all these different places around the world, you can imagine, have great restaurants that you might want to check in with. And the last thing I'm going to say is that You know, Barry and Clarence and I, we grew up in a map world where we had a hardcore map in our hands, right? A lot of those things are available now on a phone.

There's also, I believe it's called Gastro Obscura, which all these different places around the world, you can imagine, have great restaurants that you might want to check in with. And the last thing I'm going to say is that You know, Barry and Clarence and I, we grew up in a map world where we had a hardcore map in our hands, right? A lot of those things are available now on a phone.

And that creates some angst for people where, you know, on an app, for instance, on a phone, you necessarily can't see the full picture of where you're going versus, you know... a little portion of a place where you're going. And some people can't navigate using the technology that's available. So again, those are types of things that you keep in mind when you travel.

And that creates some angst for people where, you know, on an app, for instance, on a phone, you necessarily can't see the full picture of where you're going versus, you know... a little portion of a place where you're going. And some people can't navigate using the technology that's available. So again, those are types of things that you keep in mind when you travel.

Bottom line is, is it good for you? Yeah, it's good for you. It causes your brain to think about different things. And that's really good. Maddie, thoughts, last thoughts.

Bottom line is, is it good for you? Yeah, it's good for you. It causes your brain to think about different things. And that's really good. Maddie, thoughts, last thoughts.

And, you know, there are different types of places to go to. You can travel to a national park, which is a completely different type of trip than going to New York City where you're walking down Fifth Avenue. Okay, it's a different type of hike. And you have to make those assessments on what you want to do when you want to do them.

And, you know, there are different types of places to go to. You can travel to a national park, which is a completely different type of trip than going to New York City where you're walking down Fifth Avenue. Okay, it's a different type of hike. And you have to make those assessments on what you want to do when you want to do them.

If you are an extrovert, it dictates certain things. If you are an introvert, it dictates certain things and it dictates different things when you're in different cultures. But that thought, I hope everybody keeps health chatting away. We've got a great show coming up next on Indian Health with the new director of Indian Health from the Minnesota Department of Health.

If you are an extrovert, it dictates certain things. If you are an introvert, it dictates certain things and it dictates different things when you're in different cultures. But that thought, I hope everybody keeps health chatting away. We've got a great show coming up next on Indian Health with the new director of Indian Health from the Minnesota Department of Health.

Until then, keep health chatting away.

Until then, keep health chatting away.

Hello, everybody. Welcome to Health Chatter. Today's show is on health and safety. And boy, I'll tell you, after reading our background research, there are a lot of safety issues that, you know, frankly, I had forgotten about. But we'll dive into them today with our crew. We have a wonderful background crew that helps us with all of our shows, Maddy Levine-Wolf, Aaron Collins,

Hello, everybody. Welcome to Health Chatter. Today's show is on health and safety. And boy, I'll tell you, after reading our background research, there are a lot of safety issues that, you know, frankly, I had forgotten about. But we'll dive into them today with our crew. We have a wonderful background crew that helps us with all of our shows, Maddy Levine-Wolf, Aaron Collins,

Deandra Howard, Matthew Campbell, and Sheridan Nygaard all do wonderful research. They do our recordings as well and also get those shows out to you, the listening audience. So thank you to you guys. It's really a pleasure working with you. In addition, Dr. Barry Baines is with us today. He's our medical advisor that provides some medical insight and perspective.

Deandra Howard, Matthew Campbell, and Sheridan Nygaard all do wonderful research. They do our recordings as well and also get those shows out to you, the listening audience. So thank you to you guys. It's really a pleasure working with you. In addition, Dr. Barry Baines is with us today. He's our medical advisor that provides some medical insight and perspective.

So thanks, Barry, for being on the show today. And of course, there's Clarence. Clarence Jones and I co-host the show together. And we're finding that a lot of the shows are very, very interesting. And we are learning a lot together. So Clarence, as always, thank you. Human Partnerships. is our sponsor for these shows. Great community health organization.