GeriPal Takeover! Nancy Lundebjerg and Annie Medina-Walpole
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GeriPal - A Geriatrics and Palliative Medicine Podcast
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What is the Jerry Pal Takeover and who are the new hosts?
Hey, Jerry Pal listeners, before we start this podcast, we just like to highlight, we are in a fundraisers drive. We are $50,000 into a $60,000 drive to continue to publish these Jerry Pal episodes. We'd also like to highlight one of our most generous donors, Meg Wallhagen. Meg, why have you contributed and continue to contribute to the Jerry Pal podcast?
Well, thank you, Eric. And also, just to really say when I was thinking about this, and I do thank you for letting me say something about why I support Jerry Powell. And what comes to mind, I think, when I think about Jerry Powell is creative, up-to-date, interprofessional, and at times challenging, yet also very respectful. It's also very comfortable in its dialectic approach and makes learning about new ideas and perspectives very enjoyable. Additionally, an added feature to the podcast is the incorporation of music. The selections of the guest speakers provide insights into not only the speaker's own perspectives of a given topic, but also really how music and song is so integral to our ability to express emotional experiences and how it taps into the pathos of life.
So I thank you for your creativity.
Thank you, Meg. That was so generous of you. I really appreciate your kind words. And it's the first time I think I've heard the words, what dialectic and pathos applied to our podcast. And now on to the show.
Hi, welcome to the Jerry Powell podcast, which is going to be hosted by me, Nancy Lundberg, and my fabulous colleague. Annie Medina Walpole.
Annie Medina
Walpole.
Hi, everyone. So, surprise, this is the AGS Jerry Pal Takeover. So, we're representing the American Geriatric Society today, and we are delighted to be here in the podcast. So, let's see. Here were the old co-hosts. I'd like to welcome Alex and Eric.
What?
We're old co-hosts now,
Alex. I don't want
to be aged. You're the former
co-host. And you're the older
co-host. For productivity efficiency's sake, we have now been removed.
You have been removed for this hour. So now you are the guest and we are the host. And along with Alex and Eric, we'd like to welcome Ken Kavinsky.
Hi.
We found him in the hallway back there. Yeah.
So
if you go to the AJS meeting every year, you know that this group of three individuals comprises the AJS Literature Update. So this is something, this is the plenary to attend. It is a sold-out crowd. It is a stand-up crowd. And it's going to be a hard act to follow. So we are here to celebrate AJS. Eric, Ken, and Alex, and talk a little bit about the history and kind of what made them do this through the years and where they see the future going for this amazing plenary session. And just not to
do any sort of spoiler alert here, but 2025 is their last time doing this session at AGS. So if you have not experienced it live and in person, you should come to AGS. Of course, I will, as always, say, you know, you're welcome to do this in 2026. We will step aside, Andy and
I. I think this is, you know why
it's
our last year? We used all of our political capital to make sure it happens in Chicago,
which is
where we
started.
Oh. For the literature updates back in 2016, back when it was just me and Ken. And then we brought in Alex like two years later, but Chicago, Ken, how are you feeling about Chicago?
I love Chicago. Go Cubs go.
Oh, I'm going to tell you a secret, Ken. Guess what? I got invited to the Cubs game. I'm
so excited. I grew up
in Chicago. So back in seventh grade, I had a huge crush on Manny trio. Do you remember Manny trio?
Yes,
I do. Yes.
So Tuesday night of AGS Cubs giants game, we will, we will see who everybody votes for our roots for San Francisco versus giant or San Francisco versus giant scubs.
There's also an AGS board dinner that
some
people on this
call
are skipping.
That's why when you are an AGS president has been, you get to go to the Cubs game. So I'm delighted. I'm delighted.
Do we get
to
hear at the end of this podcast, who's going to take it over? Just sneak peek to the future?
Maybe. Okay. All
right. Let's jump
in.
We're still in the brainstorming phase.
Yeah. So I think Annie has a little data for us to go over just to make sure everyone's oriented.
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