New Year More Health Chatter
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Welcome to Health Chatter. And this is a special edition. It's our 2023 Health Chatter Personal Reflections. So on board today, we have a majority of our crew that's with us that's going to chime in on this show. And it'll also give us a chance to really, frankly, reflect. on everything that we've done up to this point on Health Chatter. So it should be fun, and it should be a nice review for all of you, our listening audience. We have a great crew. I always introduce them because they're special to Clarence and I. Maddie Levine-Wolf, Aaron Collins, Deandra Howard, and Sharon and Nygaard all do our background research for us and do a superb job. Sheridan also provides some marketing expertise.
And then, of course, there's Matthew Campbell. Without him, none of these shows would get out to you in the great form that they are with a little bit of music attached. So we thank him for all his production expertise. And then, of course, there's Clarence Jones, who's my co-host. For all these shows so far, we hope that we have many, many more coming up in 2024. So Clarence, it's been an absolute pleasure working with you and the rest of the crew. And then finally, Human Partnership. Without them as our sponsor, we couldn't do this. And so thank you very much to them. Great community health organization. Recognizing everything that really needs to be done for all of us as it relates to health, you can check them out at humanpartnership.org and also our website at healthchatter.org. podcast.com. So thanks to everybody. So let's get this show going. This should be kind of interesting. It's like, where do you start when we've had a myriad of different subjects around health?
And I was frankly thinking about it a little bit. Prevention, chronic disease, infectious disease, et cetera, et cetera. We've done a bunch of stuff. But anyway, Clarence, why don't you start her out?
So let me start this out, because I went back and looked at the shows, and on January the 1st, Dr. D talked to us about this topic around fentanyl. And fentanyl was a, and this was, yeah, January the 1st, so that was the beginning of the year. And it really was important for me to be a part of that because we're dealing a lot with substance abuse disorders. I was really excited to hear what he had to say as well as to listen to some of the data. And I utilized some of that data in order to help me personally as well as my organization. position ourselves to try to address that issue in our community so that was the first show for the new year and it was one that was really really important for me and uh you know i was really excited that we were able to to book him yeah you know you know what else really struck me um and perhaps everybody can can remember this is war broke out in in ukraine
And all of a sudden, we put on our public health hats. And we're saying, oh my goodness, what implications does a war have on health? And we did a show on that. And it was quite interesting. I mean, when you think about all the things that transpire in a war, and now we have basically two major wars going on around the world. The implications for health as it relates, just to start with, clean water or delivery of care, et cetera, became a real issue, heightened. And that really hit home for me during that period of time. Diandra, how about you?
Yeah, I think one of the episodes that... I enjoyed a lot was a very recent one on AI, just because I feel like I'm on social media a lot. And so I'm interacting with a lot of things that are AI, very silly things specifically, like I'm on Twitter and people, you know, make these photos and videos and stuff that are fake and that they are AI where I'm I know that they're fake and AI and they're funny, but then, you know, I look at the comments and I think it's because of my research background that I always look back at things and make sure things that are, there's validity to them. So, you know, I'll look at something and I'm like, oh, this is funny.
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