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The black death was the most severe pandemic the world has ever dealt with, and there is a lot we can learn from it. Both the illness, and the recovery. Additionally we talk healthcare providers finding time to counter protest against their communities. Sources: https://www.cdc.gov/plague/maps/index.html BBC Return of the Black Death, Directed by Kenny Scott, 2014, I watched on Amazon Prime

Podcasts

Stuff You Should Know: How the Black Death Worked 10Feb2011

History Extra Podcast: The Black Death and Social Change 8April with historian Jane Whittle

Today we're reacting to an original series episode that gets shockingly dark and violent. War is intentionally started, and modern healthcare is replaced by ancient superstition.

Today we're reacting to the tenth episode, and season finale of star trek picard et in arcadia ego part 2. We confront mortality and discuss palliative care.

With a goal of understanding the most pressing and high profile medical issues of the day, we look to the past for context. Starting with the 1918 Influenza Pandemic. Sources: American Experiences S10 E5 Influenza 1918, RadioWest 6March2020 Coronavirus vs the 1918 influenza pandemic with Dr Jeremy Brown, and American History Tellers 11March2020 What we Learned from Fighting the 1918 Spanish Flu.

Today we're reacting to the ninth episode of star trek picard.

Today we're taking a break from the front lines of the coronavirus fight to break down episode 8, broken pieces, of star trek picard.

Today we're reacting to the seventh episode of star trek picard nepenthe, and discussing multiple sclerosis.

Today we're reacting to star trek picard's sixth episode the impossible box. We deal with PTSD and drug use in the star trek universe.

Today we're breaking down the 5th episode of Star Trek Picard Stardust City Rag. We talk style vs substance and surgery, of a sorts.

Today we're breaking down the 4th episode of star trek picard, absolute candor. The first great episode of the series.