My Favorite Malady: A Mütter Museum Podcast

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Minijawn One Oct 08, 2020

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Some corrections, clarifications, invitations to upcoming events, and also a teaser for the next full episode of My Favorite Malady!
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Jawn!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jawn
The Dark Archives!
http://muttermuseum.org/events/dark-archives-book-launch-with-megan-rosenbloom/
Watch The Exorcist with Science on Tap! https://www.scienceontapphilly.com/events/science-on-tap-untapped-at-home-66ar6-263hz-mwjmd-5zpy2-3sajz
Also we didn't mention this event, but we should have! Learn about NAGPRA and human tissue collections with our collections manager!
https://www.scienceontapphilly.com/events/science-on-tap-nagpra-and-human-tissue-collections
Our opening and closing themes are Fearless First by Kevin McLeod, used under a Creative Commons license.

Episode 2: Trench Mouth & "Weird" Gonorrhea Oct 02, 2020

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On this fortnight's exciting episode: Nancy's sister catches a disease from World War 1, so we make fun of her! Also, Mike talks about getting an uncommon disease that made an ER doctor very excited. Finally, we discuss the joys of mixing caffeine and alcohol, and bone flutes. The Oxford comma was very important in that last sentence.
Thanks to Dr. George Wohlreich and Dr. Bennett Lorber for helping all of this come together.
Show notes:
La Colombe Hard Coffee: https://www.lacolombehardcoldbrew.com/
The definitive word on Kraft Dinner and ketchup @ 2:45: https://youtu.be/aynCgnbbgbM?t=165
Where Nancy sources her deer bones: http://friendsofmountmoriahcemetery.org/
Our opening and closing themes are Fearless First by Kevin McLeod, used under a Creative Commons license.

Episode 1: Blackwater Fever & The No-Nose Clubs of 17th Century London Sep 11, 2020

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Thanks for tuning into the premiere of My Favorite Malady with Mike & Nancy, a Mütter Museum podcast!
On this week's exciting episode: The mysteries of Blackwater Fever. Cocktails! Colonialism! Racism! The Vatican! Also, why there were entire clubs in 17th-century London for people with no noses? Spoiler alert: Because sex reasons. Also also, we talk corned beef hash and the Spanish Flu pandemic of 1918.
Thanks to Dr. George Wohlreich and Dr. Bennett Lorber for helping all of this come together.
Show notes:
Boswell's Clap: https://www.abebooks.com/9780850318562/Boswells-Clap-Essays-Ober-William-0850318564/plp
Artie Lang's nose: https://www.google.com/search?q=artie+lange%27s+nose
Our opening and closing themes are Fearless First by Kevin McLeod, used under a Creative Commons license.

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