Hey everyone, Vancouver Radio episode.

I'm not sure, doesn't matter.

This is actually a very rare occurrence in the fact that I am with the person that I'm

interviewing in person.

Does it usually happen like that?

We're usually on Skype

chatting but I've come down to visit Hazel Wallace ahead of her book launch which I'm going to this

evening Hazel hello and welcome to my. I know it's beautiful the smell. The

smell is divine. Yeah I'm a candle like maniac. Candles I love candles but it's always one of those things you're in the shop and you see a really expensive candle and you're like, oh, this smells amazing.

And you're like, 25 pounds, really.

I know, but they last for so long and I feel like when I'm my mom used to light a candle when I was revising

when I was a student so now when I light a candle I'm like I'm so productive. Yeah, it's just really relaxing. I agree with you. If I worked late I put on a

candle that smelled and I think there's something calming about it that almost

brings your energy down and you're almost like right now I feel relaxed I can

really focus the task ahead isn't stressful so there's there's almost like a

yeah mental connection there yeah okay so you came on the show a while ago and we had an incredible discussion.

We got some really positive feedback from it and I think this is something that everyone's got an opinion about.

What we're doing in the preventative care realm, you being in both preventative care and medical care.

We spoke an awful lot about food, nutrition just to kind of

almost pick up from where we've left off. You've been doing a lot of kind of

campaigning on a personal level. You've been communicating with lots of different people.

Has anything changed?

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