The Order Of The Good Death w/ Caitlin Doughty

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“I Was Sh*tting Blood and Still Playing” | Ulcerative Colitis Athlete

What happens when you go from a senior spring break in Jamaica to poopin "gallons of blood" in the ER? Meet Taryn: 20 years old, a D1 volleyball player for the University of Northern Iowa, and a total boss living with Ulcerative Colitis (UC). After a senior trip to Jamaica turned ...  Show more

Born Without an Eye | Unilateral Anaphthalmia & The Disability Spectrum

What happens when you’re born with a medical anomaly so rare that doctors treat you like a "cluster of defects," but you grow up feeling completely able-bodied? This week, the boys sit down with Kayla, who was born with unilateral anaphthalmia. Which is a fancy way of saying she ...  Show more

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