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Before I kick off this week's interview, for it is interviews that we are specializing in at the moment with another fascinating

inspirational guest a friend of mine to be frank I just want to give you a quick reminder to check out my

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Okay, let's get into this week's interview with Cat Lindley.

In recent weeks you'll have noticed that instead of listening to me bang on about a love letter to the world, we've

been opening up to conversations with interesting, inspirational people.

And we're continuing with that today.

My guest for this latest chat is Kat Linley.

He's a physician, a healer, a doctor, our paths crossed. A doctor. Our path's crossed, as my path has crossed with so many people in the last few years,

on account of the COVID debacle, Kat has become a reassuring voice for me. We've had, I don't know, innumerable conversations.

We often share social media spaces where we talk to the wider world about various divergent

topics, direct democracy, vaccines, world health organization, you name it. And Cat is someone that I have come to find a great source of comfort and reassurance.

And I just in the last hour or so found something of cat's own words on a website describing

her approach to medicine to what it is to care. I always felt that medicine is about humanity, spirit, mind and body.

We are all more than the sum of our cells and functions.

We are human beings inside our bodies lives a spirit that needs nurturing through faith, love and good deeds.

Reclaim your life one minute at a time, one hour at a time, which I think is perfect. Good morning, Cat.

Hi Neil, thanks for having me again. This is actually one of my favorite things to do talk

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