Parhaat Black Art Podcastit (2024)

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$150 for 15 minutes, part 1 26:43

1d ago26:43

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In Quebec, family medicine is the latest troubling frontier in a two-tier system that's been quietly growing for years. Dr. Brian Goldman visits Clinique Santé Plus in Vaudreuil to learn why the clinic's youngest doctor turned away from the public system. Two patients - one languishing on a waitlist for a family doctor, and one who can never reach …

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Legacy Weekend pt 2 w/ the Legacy Print Council 45:50

29d ago45:50

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We back! It’s been a crazy few weeks for your boy JBarber. I had extensive water damage to my house and had to shut down my studio for a full renovation. My studio is in shambles! It makes me think of two things. One, the people out in western NC that were devastated by the recent hurricane. The River Arts District was completely underwater for day…

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The Lives of Contemporary Artists: Episode 150 11:44

6d ago11:44

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Timmy introduces the amazing Athena Vermogen! Perhaps our greatest contemporary performance artist

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ENCORE: Man Googles rash, discovers rare disease 26:43

9d ago26:43

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For decades, Ian Stedman lived with severe rashes, constant joint pain, red eyes and debilitating migraines. He saw dozens of doctors, but no one knew what was wrong with him. So he gave up. But when his infant daughter started showing the same symptoms, he turned to the internet. After a lot of research, he successfully diagnosed himself with a di…

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Psilocybin and accepting death 26:39

14d ago26:39

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Pete Pearson, 74, is not ready to die. He was diagnosed six years ago with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, which has an average survival rate of 2-3 years after diagnosis. He knows he's on borrowed time, and has been dealing with anxiety and depression. That’s why he's seeking approval from Health Canada to use psilocybin as part of a treatment call…

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White Coat, Black Art Introduces | Uncover: Bad Results 35:23

17d ago35:23

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They needed certainty. They got chaos. For over a decade, countless people from at least five different countries put their trust in a company offering prenatal paternity tests. It promised clients “99.9% accuracy” — but then routinely, for over a decade, identified the wrong biological fathers. Investigative journalists Jorge Barrera and Rachel Ho…

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Sex medicine doctors are putting women’s health, and pleasure, first 26:41

22d ago26:41

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Many women report sexual health difficulties and don’t always know where to go for help. A small cadre of Canadian doctors specializing in women’s sexual health is trying to change that. They’re helping patients boost pleasure, while empowering them to get to know their sexual anatomy.

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The Lives of Contemporary Artists: Episode 149 5:28

23d ago5:28

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Going out on a limb, Timmy ventures into a political endorsement

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As doctors leave, rural nurses struggle 26:45

29d ago26:45

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When the last full-time doctor left the small town of Carberry, Manitoba in 2023, the responsibility of providing healthcare was left on the shoulders of nurses. In our second show from Carberry, Dr. Brian Goldman learns from a retired nurse just how robust rural healthcare once was. And when Brian witnesses a health emergency first hand, he sees t…

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One town's fight to reinstate healthcare 26:45

1M ago26:45

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Like many Canadian small towns, Carberry, MB had become a healthcare desert. In 2023, the small ER closed and the last doctor left. Carberry embarked on the fight of its life to get healthcare back. And now, just days before the first of two new MDs starts work, Dr. Brian Goldman visits Carberry to learn about the Herculean efforts it takes for one…

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The Lives of Contemporary Artists: Episode 148 11:14

1M ago11:14

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"Do no harm" is fine for physicians but do we really need artists to be so benign? Timmy takes our tinkerers to task.

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ENCORE: Power of attorney - a cautionary tale 26:42

1M ago26:42

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When Mary Jarratt's brother, Billy, had a debilitating stroke at the age of 58, she was thrown into the role of power of attorney. That meant making significant decisions on Billy's behalf, including his personal care, the care of his high school-aged son, and whether to sell the family home. It has taken a physical and emotional toll on her and sh…

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Bringing the emergency department to the trauma scene 26:39

2M ago26:39

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When he's not working in the ER, Dr. Nicholas Sparrow spends his spare time in a surprising way. He responds to critical threat-to-life calls as a volunteer through the Kootenay Emergency Response Physicians Association (KERPA), a charity he created. Dr. Brian Goldman rides along on one of Dr. Sparrow's shifts to learn how - and why - he does it.…

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What do 'Ask your doctor' ads actually accomplish? 26:39

2M ago26:39

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Companies are spending big bucks advertising weight-loss drugs like Rybelsus and Ozempic. But in Canada, "reminder ads" can give only the medication's name, not what it's for, telling people to ask their doctor for more. Special guest Terry O'Reilly, host of CBC's Under the Influence, says it can result in bad ads that turn people off, while pharma…

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Legacy Weekend pt 1 w/ the Legacy Print Council 45:25

2M ago45:25

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A couple of weeks ago a group of super talented printmakers got to together in Houston at the studio of the one and only Delita Martin. We talking Delita, Chloe Alexander, Anne Johnson, Rabea Ballin, Shanna Strauss, Jess Sabogal, Rashaun Rucker and Steve Prince who couldn’t make it. Even your boy JBarber slid in there some how. The magic of the mom…

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This school's for family docs only 26:41

2M ago26:41

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A first-of-its-kind medical school, part of Queen's University in Ontario, is recruiting and training students with the sole intention of graduating family doctors. But can it prepare them for the daily realities of the job?

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Healthcare at the food bank 26:44

2M ago26:44

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Every two weeks, tenants of a Toronto Community Housing high-rise benefit from an on-site food bank. It's run by an embedded healthcare team, to build trust and get people the help they desperately need.

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Overheated: Behind the scenes 14:46

3M ago14:46

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A behind-the-scenes chat about the making of the CBC collaboration "Overheated" where White Coat, Black Art, What on Earth, and Quirks and Quarks explore how heat is affecting our health, our communities and our ecosystems.

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So Many Series w/ artist Anthony Burks Sr. 1:18:56

3M ago1:18:56

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Artists should be comfortable blazing their own paths. Even if it take you outside the norms of Black figuration and makes people look at you funny. Today’s guest, Anthony Burks Sr., knows all about that. As a Black artist using animals as his main subjects he has stories of people that didn’t want his work at first but the beautiful compositions, …

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Hot as hell 26:39

3M ago26:39

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How far would you go to test your body in extreme heat? Ironworker apprentice Britnee Miazek travels hundreds of kilometres to Brock University in St. Catharines, Ontario for a gruelling experiment to see how her body deals with high temperatures. She wants to find out why she stopped getting her period while working in sweltering conditions on a c…

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ENCORE: Taking on the anti-science movement 26:41

3M ago26:41

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Pediatrician and vaccine scientist Dr. Peter Hotez warns the anti-vaccine movement has morphed into a dangerous anti-science force. In The Deadly Rise of Anti-Science: A Scientist's Warning, Hotez says failing to act now will threaten governments’ ability to fight serious infectious diseases.

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Bad Business at Mint w/ artist Jasmine Nicole Williams 1:03:31

3M ago1:03:31

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Mint Gallery in Atlanta has closed its doors, suddenly and sloppily. How could this happen to such a well known, well used space? Studio Noize has recorded episodes there. Your boy JBarber had his thesis show there. There was a history and reputation to the gallery. Today we bring back Jasmine Nicole Williams, aka Jiggy Jas, back for an emergency e…

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ENCORE: Pregnant with epilepsy 26:41

3M ago26:41

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The CBC’s Julianne Hazlewood takes us on a familiar journey that for her is filled with uncertainty and peril. Julianne is in the late stages of pregnancy. She also has epilepsy. For additional support, she joined a research program called The Lullaby Project. It paired her with a musician to help her write and record a song to soothe her baby, and…

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ENCORE: The impact of a damaged childhood 26:46

3M ago26:46

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Childhood neglect and abuse can lead to serious health problems in adults. Toronto psychiatrists Dr. Bob Maunder and Dr. Jon Hunter are calling for radical change to deal with this national epidemic in their new book, "Damaged: Childhood Trauma, Adult Illness, and the Need for a Health Care Revolution."…

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ENCORE: Preventing ovarian cancer 26:44

4M ago26:44

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Some doctors believe a minor gynecological procedure called an opportunistic salpingectomy can reduce dramatically the risk of ovarian cancer.

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ENCORE: Orthotists and prosthetists are unsung heroes 26:41

4M ago26:41

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Scott Hedlund and David Broman design, build, fit and fix prosthetic appliances like artificial limbs. They talk about the challenges and joys of their jobs.

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Advocate and Collaborate w/ curator Kilolo Luckett 1:07:48

4M ago1:07:48

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Pittsburgh-based art historian and curator, Kilolo Luckett joins the Studio Noize fam today! Its always exciting to have dynamic, interesting women on the show because they have so much to offer. Kilolo has created an experimental, contemporary art platform with Alma Lewis and still works as an independent curator with artists like Stephen Towns, A…

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ENCORE: The trouble with wigs 26:41

4M ago26:41

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When cancer patients receive chemotherapy, they often lose their hair, and that can wreak havoc on physical and mental health. Cairo Gregory was just 15 when she got ovarian cancer. Chemotherapy meant she lost her long curly hair just when she started to love it. She struggled to find a suitable wig through the hospital. She says the healthcare sys…

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ENCORE: The caregiver burden 26:43

4M ago26:43

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Esther Schreiber felt like the luckiest woman when she married her sweetheart Eddi. They enjoyed a busy life until he was diagnosed with young onset dementia a decade ago. Now he's almost completely non verbal. The caregiving demands are all-consuming but she draws inspiration and support from other spouses.…

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Personal Enjoyment w/ art collector Nick Bedford 1:10:31

4M ago1:10:31

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We are talking about collecting today on the Noize! We got attorney and art collector Nick Bedford. You might catch Nick in Miami at Art Basel, flying worldwide to check out all the shows, or in the studio with your favorite artists. Nick talks about the value of art, following artists as they grow, and getting into the politics behind collecting. …

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ENCORE: The Menopause Movement Part 2 26:39

4M ago26:39

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Primary care providers don’t always recognize menopause symptoms for what they are, focusing instead on whether they’re a sign of a more serious problem. Not all know that menopausal hormone therapy is a safe and effective treatment for many women. We explain why that’s the case, and the range of treatments that can help women.…

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ENCORE: Brain surgeon Dr. Henry Marsh reflects on getting cancer 26:41

5M ago26:41

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When famed British neurosurgeon Henry Marsh was diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer, he was forced to confront aging and his own mortality. Marsh reflects on both in his book, And, finally: Matters of Life and Death.

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51: ESP, Apps, and Forces 1:12:37

5M ago1:12:37

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Lloyd and Jake are back from a Summer Vacation and ready to tackle a mixed bunch of effects and ideas!Kirjoittanut Black Art Podcast

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Njeri the Great w/ artist Njeri Kinuthia 1:13:49

5M ago1:13:49

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The 2024 Florida Prize exhibition at the Orland Museum of Art introduced your boy, JBarber, to 10 fantastic artists in the state of Florida. We got the People’s Choice Award winner from that show, Njeri Kinuthia, on the Noize today. Her work is centered around her experiences growing up in Kenya and the ways she wrestles with culture, religion and …

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ENCORE: The Filipino nurse recruitment pipeline 26:41

5M ago26:41

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Canada’s nursing shortage is so dire that many provinces are stepping up efforts to recruit nurses from the Philippines. And as producer Stephanie Dubois discovered from Manila, that recruitment process is a well-oiled machine with a lot of players involved. From the Philippines government, to recruiters, to nursing schools, the message to nurses i…

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The Lives of Contemporary Artists: Episode #147 9:38

5M ago9:38

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What else do you have to do this summer besides reading great book? Here are a few of Timmy Black's recommendations

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Health-care lessons from an unprecedented fire season 26:46

5M ago26:46

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Health-care workers are making sure they're ready for increasingly severe wildfire seasons. An EMS manager and hospital co-ordinator share how they evacuated high-needs patients from northern Alberta towns affected by wildfires in 2023. And how their best practices have already been tested this year.…

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Exposure w/ printmaker Vanessa Meshack

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Vanessa Meshack is fresh off her first solo gallery show at Pencil and Paper Gallery and a feature in the international printmaking magazine Pressing Matters. Now she joins her favorite art podcast, Studio Noize, to talk about her new career. Vanessa was one of the super fans featured on the 100th episode! She’s made huge leaps in her art practice …

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Why a rural family doc called it quits 26:43

5M ago26:43

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Dr. Erin Sullivan worked a gruelling schedule as a family doc in rural Saskatchewan, struggling to balance ER shifts with a busy family practice–while lacking the system support she craved. She explains why she decided to retool her career when it had barely started.

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The Lives of Contemporary Artists: Episode 146 10:00

6M ago10:00

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Finally, some really useful, practical advice on how to "make it" as an artist!

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Adult Summer Camp w/ BIPOC Penland panel 1:08:10

6M ago1:08:10

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After spending 8 weeks at the Penland School of Craft there was a perfect time to reflect on the experience. Your boy JBarber got together a diverse panel of Penland people to talk about it. You got students (Erika Marin and Tori Hoang), a teaching assistant (Jasmin Warnock), a CORE student (Nicholas Malik), and an instructor. Not to mention some d…

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White Coat, Black Art Book Talk 59:26

6M ago59:26

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A single book can have the power to help us heal. A panel of celebrated physicians and nurses, along with members of the audience, weigh in on the books that inspired them at a live event recorded at Hamilton’s Central Library, hosted by Dr. Brian Goldman.

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50: A Mixed Bag of Effects 1:02:09

6M ago1:02:09

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In the monumental 50th episode, Lloyd and Jake return from a busy few weeks to jam some interesting ideas involving; rings, linking cards, salt, sugar, keys, and a bunch of other random objects! Sorry it’s a little late, but thanks for sticking with us!Kirjoittanut Black Art Podcast

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The kidney transplant waiting game 26:46

6M ago26:46

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Judith Morrison needs a kidney. While she's on dialysis, her sister Catherine is putting out a public plea for a living donor. But the search has been hard. And if they do find a donor, the sisters say that person will have to go through a long and opaque testing process - one that experts say needs to be improved across Canada.…

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Black Objects w/ metalsmith David Harper Clemons 1:01:49

6M ago1:01:49

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Your boy, JBarber, has been teaching at the Penland School of Craft and now we’re back with new Studio Noize! We found David Harper Clemons in a weaving cabin making broaches, print, sculptures and drawings. David is also the HBCU tour coordinator for Penland. We talk about the HBCU tours and how to get more diversity into artist communities. David…

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ENCORE: Alberta pharmacists filling primary health-care gap 26:30

6M ago26:30

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Provinces are permitting pharmacists to prescribe for minor ailments, but in Alberta, pharmacists have been doing that and much more for 15 years. Because of their expanded powers, they’re filling gaps in health care. But it’s raising questions about the line between pharmacists and family doctors.

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Prospering with Young-Onset Parkinson's 26:43

7M ago26:43

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Sharon Chakkalackal was diagnosed with Young-Onset Parkinson’s at 38. Now, two years later, Sharon’s life is transformed – but not for the worse. Her days are filled with self-care, including exercise and community involvement, to treat and slow her symptoms. Dr. Brian Goldman joins Sharon on her volunteer gardening shift to learn how she's gleanin…

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49: The Paper Fortune Teller 1:40:26

7M ago1:40:26

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In the 49th episode of The Black Art Podcast, Lloyd and Jake present a bulging mixed bag of ideas. From forcing and predicting using a childhood favourite, to engineering Déjà Vu; from influencing luck to nostalgic throwbacks. The road to 52 episodes is nearly over!Kirjoittanut Black Art Podcast

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The Unshakeable MD 26:43

7M ago26:43

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At 28 years old, Dr. Soania Mathur was building her medical practice and expecting her first child. Then, she was diagnosed with Young-Onset Parkinson’s Disease. She tried to ignore her diagnosis for a decade, but as the symptoms progressed, she had to close her practice. Now, the self-described "Unshakeable MD" uses her experience as both a patien…

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The Lives of Contemporary Artists: Episode 145 7:34

7M ago7:34

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Where sadomasochism and the Venice Biennale meet is the focus of this timely diatribe.

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