Tegan (host)
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573 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 4 Aug
Tegan (host)’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Marjorie, if your dad has written a memoir, I want to read it.
That sounds like a real adventure.
A lot of people like hard candies, actually.
We got quite a few emails saying that.
Aaron says, I was in the Australian Navy in my 20s and my seasickness while crossing the Pacific did not stop.
I tried the wrist straps.
So we talked about the wrist straps, Norman, and basically wrote them off as a placebo effect.
Anyway, Aaron says, I thought they weren't working, but when I took them off, it got worse.
Aaron says, I ended up transferring to submarines.
On the surface, I still felt ill, but once underwater, the symptoms went away.
Anyway, Mary said a friend of mine who's now a doctor was told during her medical degree to lean into the turns to combat motion sickness.
I think I do that.
I think I do that as well.
You sort of like brace yourself in the same way as if you were driving.
Maker says, after enduring countless car rides, my sister and I requiring frequent vomit stops on the sides of highways, my father declared one day, I love this so much, that if you sat on newspaper, the electrical currents from the car would be blocked and the motion sickness cured.
Of course.
Behold, the newspaper cure worked and every car trip began with us covering the back seat with sheets of the West Australian.
Who's polite in this company?
Anyway, they say, of course, this only lasted until we were old enough to begin questioning the science, but it shows the power of the placebo.
Unless there really was something to do with the electrical currents.
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