400th Episode Celebration: Ask Us Anything, Hot Ones-style
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GeriPal - A Geriatrics and Palliative Medicine Podcast
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What’s the format of the 400th episode and who are the guest hosts?
This podcast is CME eligible. To learn more about CME, Alex, what do they do?
They can either go to the CME tab associated with this episode, or they can go to jerrypal.org backslash CME. And on
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welcome to the jerry pal podcast this is eric this is alex smith
and this is the 400th episode
400 can you believe it 10 years 10 years that's right 2016
2026
yeah you and ken said hey let's record a podcast about bed alarms bring your guitar
and what did you say alex
I said, sure, I'll sing Free Fallin'.
I'm pretty sure you said, what's a podcast?
Yeah, that's true. I hadn't actually listened to a podcast before I recorded a
podcast. Alex, who's in the
room with us? Oh, yes. We should introduce our guest hosts returning from the 300th episode and frequent guest hosts. We have Ann Kelly, who's a social worker in palliative care.
Hello.
And we have Lynn Flint, who is the director of the Jerry Powell Fellowship at UCSF. And yeah, returning as guest host. Thank you, Lynn.
And outpatient palliative care doctor.
There you go. Great.
Ann and Lynn, what are we
doing
today?
Well, for those of you who've been listening for a while, and you probably helped us celebrate the 300th episode. So this is going to be a little deja vu for you. But we are going to do, we're bringing back what works well. We're going to do an Ask Me Anything. And we're going to do it Hot Ones
style
again. What's Hot Ones remind me?
Well, you'll see in front of us here, if you're watching on YouTube, we've got some delicious wings with really hot sauce arranged in order on our plate. So as we go through today, we're going to take a few pauses and gradually increase
the
spice level.
Extreme Regret is one of
the
names.
Extreme Regret. Extreme
Regret. Oh, my God.
I think that's a familiar feeling for some of us. I also will say some of your listeners kindly wrote in and contributed some questions. Thank you, listeners. And so what we're going to be doing is as we're eating these deliciously hot wings, we're going to be going through asking you both some questions. All right. Asking you to think hard.
Should we start? Well, before we start, do
we
have a song request? Oh, right. The song. And Lynn, do you have a song request? Of course
we have a song request.
Let me guess, Taylor Swift.
Yeah. Yeah, Taylor
Swift. What song? What song and
why?
So the song is 22 and it's a fun, carefree song. And one of the questions actually made me think of it.
Oh, okay. So when we get to that question, then we'll understand the rationale. I
think
so. Okay. Interesting. I'm curious what that question's about. Okay, here we go. Here's a little bit.
it feels like a perfect night to dress up like hipsters make fun of our exes it feels like a perfect night for breakfast at midnight to fall in love with strangers yeah we're happy free confused and lonely at the same time it's miserable and magical oh yeah Tonight's the night when we forget about the deadlines It's time I don't know about you, but I'm feeling 22 Everything will be alright if you keep me next to you You don't know about me, but I bet you won't too Everything will be alright if we just keep dancing like we're 22
Yeah. That was an outstanding version.
Also, I feel like most of us are still pretty close to 22, right?
Dear listeners, that was 52 does 22. There's so
many reasons I
requested
this song because I think it's, you know, you're forever
22. All right. Well, we're going to dig in here and I'm going to ask all of you to start with your first wing, number one here. And as we take a bite in, Lynn's going to start us off with some questions.
All right.
Is
it that one? Yes,
that
one.
So we
got lots of great
questions from the listeners, but Anne and I also took the liberty of peppering in a few of our own.
Good one, Len. Is this one supposed to be the most mild? Oh,
no. I'm not
eating it yet. We weren't exactly sure what order, but that's pretty spicy for a starter.
We have
Tums and
milk and stuff. Anyways,
here's your
first question.
Think about
this. Coffee or tea? And who makes it best?
Um, definitely coffee. Don't, Alex's coffee. Do not drink Alex's coffee.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What’s the format of the 400th episode and who are the guest hosts?
0:00–6:11
2
How do the hosts answer the rapid‑fire “Coffee or tea?” question?
6:11–12:09
3
What jokes do clinicians use with patients and why do they matter?
12:09–17:17
4
How do the hosts identify and combat ageism in everyday practice?
17:17–27:40
5
How does personal spirituality influence palliative‑care practice?
27:40–33:35
6
Should doctors disclose when they’re using AI in clinical care?
33:35–43:08
7
Why is advanced care planning still important and how should it be done?
43:08–52:29
8
Why hasn’t palliative care taken off in the emergency department?
52:29–1:00:56
Speakers
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