The Iseeoldpeople Podcast

Dr. Bruce follows up on his last episode when he left it up in the air as to what happened to his passenger after their traumatic car accident as well as rambling on about enjoying his return to the sunny climate of Southern Ontario.

Not really rambling today, some serious pain on display.  I looked back trying to determine the exact date that it occurred and found an account that I had written of the incident the next day. Fresh and Raw, it has given me insight to the the trauma of that night and how it has affected me for almost two decades afterward. 

Dr. Bruce rambles on about walking the track at the gym, losing some weight and finally finishing David Copperfield by Charles Dickens.

Dr. Bruce, tired of the madness around him decides to escape into his amateur singing, sharing a few of his favourites.

Blue Umbrella by John Prine

Helpless by Neil Young

Just a Gigolo/That's Amore by Louie Primo

Sunday Morning Coming Down by Johnny Cash

Dr. Bruce rambles on about the introduction of Seed Oils into the modern diet in 1865, attending what he thought was his first protest (it wasn't) and getting a scolding after only his first week attending a new gym.

Dr. Bruce rambles on about his two week self quarantine ending, plans for a Steak dinner out, his observations on a random hipster and his joy over the return of live sports.

Dr. Bruce returns to the 'Common Sense' province for a reprieve in this time of madness.

Dr. Bruce rambles on about his Aberrant Right Subclavian Artery and the powers of observation in health care.

Dr. Bruce rambles on about his recent retirement and reads his 2018 short story, The Last Chiropractor.

Dr. Bruce rambles on about going to the Zoo, retirement and medical tyranny.