Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Hi, I'm Radhi Devlukia, and I am the host of A Really Good Cry podcast. This week, I am joined by Anna Runkle, also known as the Crappy Childhood Fairy, a creator, teacher, and guide helping people heal from the lasting emotional wounds of unsafe or chaotic childhoods.
Talking about trauma isn't always great for people. It's not always the best thing. About a third of people who are traumatized as kids feel worse when they talk about it, get very dysregulated.
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Chapter 2: Who is the guest and what expertise do they bring?
I love that. That's almost cool. Why don't we just go with Halloween, like everybody? Nope. That's perfect. Okay.
We're unique here. I'm Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning, and we've got a Halloween-themed Awkward Tuesday phone call, Halloween mass speaker, plus I've told our technical director, Ashton, to just play random screaming sounds in the middle of songs.
Ah!
So we're going to do scary stuff on the docket. But what's even more terrifying?
Chapter 3: What challenges do trauma survivors face when discussing their experiences?
People who are willing to sign up to be on reality TV. Yeah, scary. And if you've watched any reality show, the contestants on them, they aren't always the most...
virtuous individuals let's say that's not what the producers are looking for jeff they want the dirt they want the drama right but here's something you may not believe if they're on one of those shows there's a very good chance they don't have any diseases Oh, on the dating shows?
Specific diseases.
Because they have to get screened beforehand? TMZ spoke to a Hollywood casting director who said, if you're going to be living in a house with a bunch of strangers, you have to go through a background check, a psychiatric test, and people are probably going to be exploring each other physically, so there's going to be STD tests. I thought nothing happened in those special suites. Oh, really?
Yeah, I thought it was all family friendly. How embarrassing to be like, yeah, I got on the show, but I got the clap, so wish me luck next season. I mean, it would be a different confessional, you know, when they get to videotape it. No, apparently, and again, surprising to me, but producers don't want contestants spreading diseases to each other. Okay, okay, hear me out.
What if we pitch an idea where the Love Island is all people who have the same... std next week on chlamydia code find out but then i don't know there you go so next time you're watching your favorite hookup show and you think to yourself i wonder how many love bugs that weirdo has now you know the answer probably zero Okay. Disappointing. I think I see a red bump on their lip.
I just hope that we get swabbed for the shot caller question of the day. Why do you always want to be swabbed? I am ready for it, Jake. So I'm going to get into position. You do your worst.
This is the only time of year where people actively pay money to get chased through a cornfield by a psycho with a chainsaw And then afterwards they go home and binge movies about other people getting chased through cornfields by psychos with chainsaws Because it's scary movie season Yeah, it is.
I'm not sure if you've noticed, but in between all the screaming and the crying and the decapitations, the actors in those horror films sometimes say words.
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Chapter 4: How does the podcast address the theme of Halloween?
It's like Bette Midler and Sarah, what's her name? Sarah, Jessica Parker. Yeah, Jessica Parker. I know, terrifying. It's just a bunch of... Hocus Pocus, probably. There you go, Jeffrey. Hocus Pocus. They say Hocus Pocus. I love when movies say the name in there. Now we're going to a tiebreaker. Spook breaker. This is for the entire room, I'll say.
First person to answer it will win and get to choose who gets shocked by the dog shot call. Or swabbed.
Or swabbed. Nobody's choosing that.
Okay. This comes from a 1980s scary movie. The film is Poltergeist. Okay. First person to finish gets this. The famous line from it is just two words. Quote, they're coming back. They're here. They're going to be here. There you go. Brooke got it.
Okay. They're here. I didn't have time to process.
I don't think Brooke had enough ease on her here, but I will take that.
They're here.
And that means Brooke has won today's edition of Plenty of 20. Brooke gets to choose who gets shocked, and they're going to be singing Thriller by Michael Jackson. Who's it going to be, Brooke? The scariest thing I can do is give that song to Alexis.
Oh, no.
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