Soon, Soon, Soon, Soon.

It's been about three weeks since the last episode,

and in that time, the first three episodes of crude's new podcast, Lost Anchorage,

premiered.

In that podcast, I sit down with professionals, law enforcement, and those affected by crime, in order to better understand the mechanisms and causation of crime in Anchorage, Alaska.

The first three episodes are available on the crude conversations iTunes, Spotify, and Google

Podcast channels. In the near future, the episodes will be available on their own channel.

Just search Lost Anchorage. That's L-O-S-T-S-T, space, A-O-A-G-E, on iTunes, Spotify, or Google Podcasts. If you're a crude magazine Patreon subscriber, every episode of crude conversations and

Lost Anchorage are available there.

Okay, on to the show.

In this episode I sit down with Andy Ellsberg, an emergency room doctor at Providence Hospital here in Anchorage.

We get into how he went from being a ski bum to an ER doc, the idea of wilderness medicine, and the pervasiveness of alcohol and opiate addiction in Anchorage.

Okay, time to shout out the crude company men.

Trina Dober.

Seward Brewing Company, David North, Crystal Liska, Derek Adolf, Blue and Gold Board Shop,

Shane Robinson, and Sharon Liska.

Thank you all for your support.

This podcast would not be possible without you.

As always if you enjoy this podcast you can support it by reviewing it on iTunes and

subscribing to the crude magazine magazine at patreon.com slash crude magazine.

All right back to Andy Ellsberg you know one thing that stood out to me about

this conversation was when Andy said that Alaska is a violent state.

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