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this podcast offers a unique perspective from healthcare experts and their tips for staying healthy.

You'll also hear remarkable patient stories and why Newsweek has

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I mean nothing prepares you for having a few people on your staff

that are deployed into Gaza or whose spouses were to having also people on your

staff, you know close colleagues whose cousins are in Gaza or are having to

evacuate where they are or have been killed.

Hey listeners, it's Mishi, as you can, I'm a bit under the weather. So our annual listener drive is now officially

over and I want to thank each and every one of you for your generosity and for saying loud and clear that you feel there's a need

especially these days for our brand of storytelling. Storytelling that

amplifies the diverse voices we're hearing among and around us,

and tries to capture slivers of life right now.

Though our campaign was a big success, we still raised only about 10% of our annual budget.

And while most of our funds come from foundations, we do rely heavily on listener support. which is to say that if you want to pitch in

and didn't get the chance to do so during the campaign,

you can always head to our site

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