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Episode 13: Competition Is Good! A Economist on the US Healthcare System 29:40

7y ago29:40

29:40

Award-winning Carnegie Mellon health economist Martin Gaynor and Zackary Sholem Berger chat in Yiddish about competition, the Affordable Care Act (otherwise known as Obamacare), and the US healthcare system -- and why it's so expensive.??????? ?????? ??? ???? ?????? ?????? ???? ?????????????????, ???????????, ??? ?? ???? ?? ???? ????????? ?????????…

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Episode 12: A Bilingual Poet in French and English 32:23

7y ago32:23

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Zackary Sholem Berger talks to Alexander Dickow, a poet, translator, and critic working in both French and English, about navigating countries, languages, and esthetics. With cameo appearances by Dr. Seuss, the Babylonian Talmud, and the Commonwealth of Virginia.Here is the text of the poems read by Alexander Dickow on the podcast.To a PoliticianYo…

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Making Sense of Medicine: Reading of Chapter 3 (Poverty) by Zackary Berger 58:05

7+ y ago58:05

58:05

Zackary Berger reads Chapter 3 of Making Sense of Medicine at Writers Live, Enoch Pratt Library, Baltimore, September 13, 2016.Sholem's Bias: Medicine and Other Curiosities

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Episode 11, Eve Jochnowitz: Repopularizing a vegetarian chef, and favorite culinary memories 26:24

7+ y ago26:24

26:24

Zackary Sholem Berger and the culinary ethnographer, cookbook expert, Yiddish teacher and translator, and vegetarian blogger (&c., &c.) Eve Jochnowitz talk at the 2016 Yiddish Vokh about the pre-war vegetarian restauranteur of Vilna, Fania Lewando; translating cookbooks; and her favorite food memories. In Yiddish.…

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Episode 10, Maggie Dubris: a medic-poet cares for the Manhattan poor through crack, AIDS, and 9/11 34:00

7+ y ago34:00

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Maggie Dubris is a writer and composer in New York. She has published and performed widely. On Sholem's Bias, I talked to her about her new book, Brokedown Palace. I'll let her describe it:"For 24 years, I was a 911 paramedic at St. Clare’s, a small hospital in Hell’s Kitchen. I worked during the dawn of AIDS, the influx of crack, and the most viol…

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Episode 9, Mercedes Cebrián: Choosing genres and languages - poet-essayist-journalist-translator 31:24

7+ y ago31:24

31:24

Zackary Sholem Berger and Spanish essayist, poet, translator and journalist Mercedes Cebrián talk about choosing words, languages, foods, and politicians.Sholem's Bias: Medicine and Other Curiosities

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Episode 7: Barbara Glickstein talks about nursing, media, and policy 27:52

7+ y ago27:52

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Nurse, advocate, and media expert Barbara Glickstein talks about nurses as overlooked leaders in the fight for equity and compassion in health care.Sholem's Bias: Medicine and Other Curiosities

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Episode 8: Eli Mandel about questions, lack of belief, and raising emotionally healthy children 34:57

7+ y ago34:57

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Eli Mandel, still recovering from ultra-Orthodoxy, talks with Zackary Sholem Berger about raising emotionally healthy children, not caring about God, and shiurim in a language you only half understand. The conversation is in Yiddish.Sholem's Bias: Medicine and Other Curiosities

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Making Sense of Medicine: Reading of Chapter 1 (Chronic Pain) 55:32

7+ y ago55:32

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Zackary Berger reads Chapter 1 of Making Sense of Medicine and answers questions. Recorded August 2, 2016, at The Ivy Bookshop in Baltimore, Maryland.Sholem's Bias: Medicine and Other Curiosities

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Episode 6, Josh Garoon: Neighborhoods, Trust, and Aging in Baltimore 30:15

8y ago30:15

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Zackary Sholem Berger chats with sociologist Josh Garoon about how older people in Baltimore understand their relationships with people, places, and institutions around them. How does trust, or lack thereof, influence aging, and is trust needed for good health?Sholem's Bias: Medicine and Other Curiosities

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Episode 5, Elinor Nauen: Poetry, Baseball, Cars, and Snow 33:45

8y ago33:45

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Zackary Sholem Berger chats with poet Elinor Nauen about the variegated interests which inform her verse -- baseball, cars, and (perhaps?) snow. Current major league standings are also included.Sholem's Bias: Medicine and Other Curiosities

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Episode 4 Nathaniel Comfort: Genetics, Eugenics, and Medicine 28:06

8y ago28:06

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Zack and Nathaniel Comfort, professor of history at Johns Hopkins and NASA/Library of Congress chair in astrobiology, talk about genetics, eugenics, and present-day medicine.Sholem's Bias: Medicine and Other Curiosities

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Episode 2, Adia Benton: Can Diseases Be Exceptional? 32:33

8y ago32:33

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What does it mean for some diseases to be treated differently from others? Medical anthropologist Adia Benton discusses her work on Ebola and HIV -- and the possible application of these ideas to the Zika phenomenon.Sholem's Bias: Medicine and Other Curiosities

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Episode 3, Dovid Herskovic: Why Did Brexit Happen? (Yiddish) 23:32

8y ago23:32

23:32

Who is the British Trump, and why did Brexit happen? Check out one of our #Yiddish podcasts with London solicitor Dovid Herskovic.??????? ??? ???? ???? ??? ???????????? ?????? ???? ??? ??????????????????? ?????????. ???? ??? ?? ?? ?? ????? ???? ?????????? ???????????, ??? ?????? ????, ??? ??????????? ????? "???????" ??? ??? ?????????????? ??? ?????…

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Episode 1, Sam Brown: Can ICU Care Be Made Human? 32:53

8y ago32:53

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In this new podcast, Zack Berger (known in Yiddish as Sholem) exercises his bias as he interviews people about whatever interests him.Sholem's Bias: Medicine and Other Curiosities

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Episode 13: Competition Is Good! A Economist on the US Healthcare System 29:40

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Episode 12: A Bilingual Poet in French and English 32:23

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Making Sense of Medicine: Reading of Chapter 3 (Poverty) by Zackary Berger 58:05

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Episode 11, Eve Jochnowitz: Repopularizing a vegetarian chef, and favorite culinary memories 26:24

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Episode 10, Maggie Dubris: a medic-poet cares for the Manhattan poor through crack, AIDS, and 9/11 34:00

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Episode 9, Mercedes Cebrián: Choosing genres and languages - poet-essayist-journalist-translator 31:24

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Episode 7: Barbara Glickstein talks about nursing, media, and policy 27:52

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Episode 8: Eli Mandel about questions, lack of belief, and raising emotionally healthy children 34:57

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Making Sense of Medicine: Reading of Chapter 1 (Chronic Pain) 55:32

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Episode 6, Josh Garoon: Neighborhoods, Trust, and Aging in Baltimore 30:15

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Episode 5, Elinor Nauen: Poetry, Baseball, Cars, and Snow 33:45

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Episode 4 Nathaniel Comfort: Genetics, Eugenics, and Medicine 28:06

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Episode 2, Adia Benton: Can Diseases Be Exceptional? 32:33

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Episode 3, Dovid Herskovic: Why Did Brexit Happen? (Yiddish) 23:32

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Episode 1, Sam Brown: Can ICU Care Be Made Human? 32:53

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