The United States has one of the safest water supplies in the world, and over 90 percent of us get our tap water from community water systems that are subject to safe drinking water standards. Join Cris Oviedo and her guest, HCC’s green Dragon and Environmental Health & Safety Supervisor, Bob Marietta, and take a closer look at the water quality right here in our local community. 

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All that HCC film professors Marie Westhaver and Mike Giuliano really need to say about "Ambulance" in this podcast episode is that it is a Michael Bay movie. It's about, well, an ambulance that is hijacked during a bank robbery and then driven all over Lost Angeles. Yes, it is loud and stupid and in its own way entertaining. Although Marie and Mike carp about its excessive running time, they smile as they describe their favorite dumb scenes; and they agree that Jake Gyllenhaal, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Eiza Gonzalez give convincing performances under the most unconvincing of circumstances. Marie and Mike also discuss a much better movie, "Everything Everywhere All At Once." Mike describes it in terms of multiverse mania, as this wildly inventive story jumps about through multiple universes. What keeps it emotionally grounded, Marie and Mike agree, is that Michelle Yeoh as a laundromat owner undergoing an IRS audit, Jamie Lee Curtis as an IRA bureaucrat, and others in the cast remain compellingly realistic amidst the surreal events. Dan Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, who together wrote and directed "Everything Everywhere All At Once," have created a distinctively unusual movie that you should see.

 If "The Lost City" often seems like an overly familiar jungle adventure, that's because this light-hearted, action-packed entertainment will remind you of earlier and better movies such as "Raiders of the Lost Ark" and "Romancing the Stone." HCC film professors Marie Westhaver and Mike Giuliano discuss it in this podcast episode. Marie says that one thing she likes about the movie is that the Indy Jones-type role is played here by a woman, Sandra Bullock, as a romance novelist who is abducted in a far-fetched story that Mike says will have you smiling at its improbable twists and turns. Others in the cast include Channing Tatum, Daniel Radcliffe and Brad Pitt. Marie and Mike also discuss a much darker film, "Morbius," in which Jared Leto plays a scientist-turned-vampire. Although they observe that there are disappointing aspects of the characterization and plot, Marie and Mike agree that it is refreshing to have a Marvel movie that is under two hours.

Tim Banks and Wilka Nascimento discuss the experience balance between being a customer and being an employee when working in the service industry.

Description: Join your host, Juli, for the final episode of Healthy Minds! After 42 episodes, and a few job and life changes, Juli is bringing the series to an end. We reminisce on the beginnings of the podcast back in 2018, consider how much the world has changed in this time, and go over some of the major takeaways that we hope stuck with you. She shares some of her favorite episodes (and guests), and a little about where we all go from here. :) While Healthy Minds has ended, Juli will join Cris for some live shows in the future. You can also stay in touch on Instagram: @profjulihawk or TikTok: @Prof.Juli  Thank you to all that listened, gave comments and feedback, and showed your support! Wishing you all good mental health