What does home mean to you?

I'm Jimmy Femmeraywa, writer, broadcaster, and restaurant critic.

And I've been speaking to well-known names about what home means to them.

And it was in the East End, it was in Burmese, when Burmese was rough.

I remember thinking, not that the boys are going to fancy me.

Good number, Otty, and a chicken curry.

You are full, you are connected to your culture, and you may get harder.

That's where's home really.

With me, Jimmy Femmeraywa.

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Behind the knife, the surgery podcast,

where we take a behind-the-scenes intimate look at surgery from leaders in the field.

Welcome back to Behind the Knife.

This is part two of the Big T trauma series, Pit Falls, and Trauma.

The Big T trauma series offers clinically-oriented material that focuses on how best to care for

dramatically injured and critically ill patients.

The information presented in this podcast is designed for surgical trainees,

but it really is appropriate for anyone who loves trauma as much as we do,

or maybe not as much as we do.

This includes medical students, APPs, all of our nursing colleagues, etc.

Today, I'm joined again by none other than Dr. Brian Cotton,

Professor of Surgery and Fellowship Director at UT Houston,

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