Have you ever been somewhere and overheard a conversation in a public place, but much to your dismay, the conversation moved out of earshot? Or maybe you've seen something just absolutely crazy. This podcast aims to carry on those conversations and help us have a good laugh.
What Do You Mean?
Claim This Podcastby Jason Salcedo
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2 episodes
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Have you ever been somewhere and overheard a conversation in a public place, but much to your dismay, the conversation moved out of earshot? Or maybe you've seen something just absolutely crazy. This podcast aims to carry on those conversations and help us have a good laugh.
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Publishing Since
3/28/2020
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April 17, 2020
What about us? (Economics and Patients in the the Time of the Coronavirus) Part 1
<p>This time we'll be breaking from our standard historical format in favor of a narrative that breaks from the mainstream. In our nation's media coverage of the coronavirus pandemic, there have been many stories of those on the frontlines and the setbacks and shortages they've faced, decisions they've had to make. As more and more patients are being asked to stay home to reduce the spread of the infection, many doctors, including specialists, are seeing a lot less patients. </p> <p>For today's episode we will be analyzing the coronavirus' effect on small doctor's/specialist's offices and parts of society through a few different lenses. First a look at the healthcare sector and how specialists have been affected. Then, a look at the economics of COVID-19 and how it's affected several areas of industry. <strong>This episode is Part 1.</strong></p> <p>Or show will have <u>two</u> guests,</p> <p><strong>Janice Salcedo, RN, MBA, Office Manager</strong></p> <p><strong>Trey Bomeisler, Economics Grad CSU 2018</strong></p> <p>Each will discuss in the context of <strong>COVID-19</strong>, <strong>what's going on</strong>, and <strong>why it matters</strong>.</p> <p>Enjoy.</p> <p>P.S. Also, thank you Dakota for all your work thus far. Your constructive criticism has helped in many, many ways. </p>
March 28, 2020
Sweet, Sticky Death
<p>Join me, your host, Jason Salcedo, as we take a look at 1919 Boston in the aftermath of an inconceivable terror. I'll discuss the event, some of the victims, and a couple theories as to what went wrong. Imagine 2012, but instead of ocean water, it's molasses. Welcome to the podcast. If you like something, or not, let us know. If you have an idea, drop us a line. </p> <p><br></p>
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