The 100th GeriPal Podcast Special - It's a Celebration
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GeriPal - A Geriatrics and Palliative Medicine Podcast
36 min
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8 chapters
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What is the purpose of the 100th episode celebration?
Congratulations and celebrations when I tell everyone.
Welcome to the Jerry Powell podcast. This is Ann Kelly.
And I'm Lynn Flint.
And we are so delighted to be together today celebrating the 100th episode that we decided to turn this podcast upside down.
Wait, Alex, did we just get fired? I think we got fired. What happened?
Ann, who do we have in the studio today? We have some very special guests in our studio office.
I'm Alex Smith. And I'm Eric Guadera.
Who is the first sponsor and what does the announcement mean for the podcast?
I'm Ken Kavinsky.
Thanks for coming in, guys.
So this is also a really big episode. Alex, we also have one thing, one big, big announcement.
We have a big announcement. What's our big announcement, Alex? This is our first podcast that is funded by Archstone Foundation. Archstone, preparing society and meeting the needs of an aging population. Thank you to Archstone Foundation for funding the Jerry Pal podcast. Thank you for
your support, Archstone.
And someday soon, Jerry Powell will be supported by listeners like you.
We'll see how it goes today.
Which song request sparked the Milkshake performance and why?
Well, you guys, we can't wait to talk to both of you more about what it's been like hosting this podcast, getting you here to 100 episodes. But before we do, we always ask who would like to make a song request. And Eric, I think today you have that honor.
For 99 episodes, I've been trying to get Alex to sing one song. And Alex continuously refuses to
sing it.
Until now. Until now. Alex, since you have no choice in the matter, milkshake, please. You're torturing
me. Why? Yeah,
why exactly, Eric, is it so important to you to choose this song of all songs?
I just think it would be fun to have Alex sing it. There's no rhyme or reason.
Who is the artist who created Milkshake?
That is an excellent question. I think it is Kellis. Alex is up to... He's one hip guy.
Okay.
My milkshake brings all the boys to the yard And they're like, it's better than yours Damn right, it's better than yours I could teach you, but I'd have to charge My milkshake brings all the boys to the yard And they're like, it's better than yours Damn right, it's better than yours I could teach you, but I'd have to charge That's Greg Brown meets Milkshake.
Is Milkshake metaphorical in this song?
No.
Oh. Okay.
Eric, we all hope that that moment was as special as you have hoped it would be. It was. It was. Well, you know, we're going to be talking a lot about the podcast today, but before we even start there, we know that you guys talking about Jerry Pal issues didn't start on a podcast, did it? There was another forum that you started first.
We started as a blog. A blog. The main reason we started a blog is that we didn't want to wait a year until our publications got published before we started ranting on things.
I remember early on, we proposed this idea of a blog. And I think, you know, as academics, most leadership, people in leadership positions would have said, that's a terrible idea. But we went to Ken Kavinsky here and asked him if we should start a blog. And he was wildly enthusiastic. Why were you enthusiastic about the idea of a Jerry Pell blog, Ken?
Um... Well, I thought the two of you would be really good at it. Get
closer to the microphone, Ken.
So, well, I thought the two of you would be really good at it. And I thought the two of you had something to say about how the work we're doing in an academic setting could apply to the rest of the world and could use this as a setting to advocate for changing the world and making the world a better place for older people and those with serious illness.
That's one heck of a vote of confidence for these two, Ken.
Well, it is. I mean, it was terrific to have support of Ken and others in leadership, including Bob Wachter, who's now our chair of medicine, who had his own blog.
How did the GeriPal podcast evolve from a blog to a full‑time podcast?
um at the time and it's really sort of forward thinking and most most people would say what are you doing in academics with a blog and a podcast like you should be publishing papers or you know teaching or whatever rather than doing this but it's sort of forward thinking and it is a new way of reaching people and hopefully um you've all enjoyed it
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the purpose of the 100th episode celebration?
0:00–0:37
2
Who is the first sponsor and what does the announcement mean for the podcast?
0:37–1:18
3
Which song request sparked the Milkshake performance and why?
1:18–4:59
4
How did the GeriPal podcast evolve from a blog to a full‑time podcast?
4:59–7:57
5
What memorable inventions or ideas emerged from past episodes?
7:57–10:53
6
How do the hosts balance seriousness with levity in their discussions?
10:53–15:02
7
What is the final audience‑participation song and how can listeners join in?
15:02–18:18
8
What listener feedback was shared and how did it impact the hosts?
18:18–36:00
Speakers
6 identifiedMore from GeriPal - A Geriatrics and Palliative Medicine Podcast
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