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J. Brown Yoga Talks

Dylan Galos - "Epidemiology, Covid, BLM, and Yoga"

J. Brown Yoga Talks

J. Brown

Yoga, Health & Fitness, Yogateacher, Alternative Health, Yogaindustry, Religion & Spirituality, Spirituality

4.4696 Ratings

🗓️ 13 July 2020

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Dylan Galos, epidemiologist and evaluator, friend of the show, talks with J about the current health crisis and the Black Lives Matter movement. They discuss the role of epidemiology, his background and areas of study, the science behind pandemics, data sets and policy recommendations, effectiveness of masks, impacts of social distance on mental health, the intersection of the shutdown and the BLM protests, a queer black man’s perspective on the movement for justice, and aspects of yoga that help people get through the uncertainty of this life.

Resources:

Dr. Michael Osterholm’s podcast on masks

Video about herd immunity

Video about why COVID-19 is so contagious

Visualization about why COVID-19 is so contagious

Article on models of COVID-19 contagion

The End of Policing by Alex Vitale

Article on white supremacist organizational culture

 

Transcript

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0:00.0

Okay, there it is. We both just hit the button. And here we are.

0:17.3

This is Jay Brown Yoga Talks podcast. My name is Jay Brown.oke Talks podcast.

0:24.9

My name is Jay Brown, and if you're new, let me welcome you.

0:27.8

Everyone else, what's up?

0:30.7

I don't even know why I asked that.

0:33.5

Fucking pandemic, that's what's up.

0:35.3

I'm sorry.

0:40.1

Sorry to cuss like that right off the bat, but I guess I'm just having one of those days with the whole thing. One of those off-kilter days. Sometimes I feel very grounded like I'm

0:47.4

really navigating this surreal moment, and I feel like I'm okay and everything's cool, and I have a sense that even though there's all this uncertainty, I've got this clear sense of myself that's going to get me through.

1:02.9

And I still feel that way, but sometimes it eludes me.

1:08.3

And I feel myself swaying with the waves or getting blown with the winds. And I don't know,

1:17.3

today felt a little bit like that. I think I was reading a little bit too much news to be

1:23.0

honest with you. And I must admit, I feel maybe a little bit apprehensive about today's episode.

1:32.7

Not really, but a little bit, because I'm talking about it. I'm talking about the pandemic

1:40.9

and whether or not we should wear masks and and my feelings about the social distancing

1:48.7

and a bunch of things that I haven't spoken so directly about in an episode. Like I keep mentioning

1:55.7

little things here, there in these intros, right? You know, I'm talking about. It's not like I'm

1:59.3

not talking about some, but, you know, I'm kind of in and out in these intros. It's not like I've spent a whole

2:06.0

hour and a half plus talking about these issues. And today we do. And if that wasn't enough,

2:16.4

not only do we talk about the pandemic and all this stuff around that,

2:22.3

we also talk about Black Lives Matter.

2:26.0

He's like, we just got it all in there.

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