The Order Of The Good Death w/ Caitlin Doughty

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Flying High & Pooping Low: A Flight Surgeon’s Guide to Colon Cancer

What do high-performance fighter jets and a stage four cancer diagnosis have in common? More than you think. This week, we’re joined by Dr. Avishek “Avi” Kumar, a man who pulls double duty as both a practicing oncologist and a U.S. Air Force Flight Surgeon. Avi spends his time br ...  Show more

15 Weeks Early & 8 Days Apart: The Trauma of a Micro-Preemie Birth

What happens when your body decides to Marie Kondo your entire large intestine, but the healthcare system treats your "vestibule" like an optional extra? This week we sit down with Emily. At 23, she went from a "healthy" young woman to shitting blood 20 times a day which eventual ...  Show more

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