All right, I got a big question. How do you feel about aging? Maybe you've got a fear of death, fear of the unknown, fear of change.

Because certainly how we look starts to change. The actor Amanda Pete has given it a lot of thought over the years. She's been in the public eyes since the 90s.

She'll tell you why her new film, Fantasy Life has her thinking about validation, about vanity, and what she thinks about cosmetic surgery and

whether or not to get it.

You'll hear that conversation now.

Just search for Q with Tom Power, wherever you get your podcasts.

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This week on routine checkup, we are joined again by Dr. Brian Kaufman.

We dive into the world of drug trials and explore CAR-T cell therapy.

Let's talk about it.

I'm listening to know. Well, I'm really stoked for this conversation.

We are once again joined by our friend Dr. Brian Kaufman.

Brian was on the show earlier this year and we talked to Brian about his work,

his work in the chronic lymphocytic leukemia community.

Brian is a well-known doctor, an educator, and clinical professor turned patient,

and has dedicated himself to teaching and helping the CLL community ever since his diagnosis back in 2005.

And after our conversation, Brian, I remember, I think it was, maybe it was within the conversation.

We kind of touched on it, but I believe it was

after the conversation was over. We were kind of hanging out for, for a minute or two chatting while

the mics were off. And the topic of Carty came up. And, and I think it came into conversation

because we were thinking about it a lot due to this other project we were working on at the time.

And you graciously offered your time to come back on the show once again in the future to kind of dive into Carty because you know a thing or two about it.

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