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What happens when you bring a gun into an MRI machine? You get shot in the gut, that's what. This week the fellas talk about the latest in medical news including the shocking story of why a Glizzy doesn't belong anywhere near a gigantic machine that has a butt load of magnetic pull. The research is in and it turns out that instant noodles account for almost a third of childhood burn injuries, so if you have a kid make sure you help them with their Mr. Noodles so they don't get hurt! A man suffered from a form of ankylosing spondylitis so severe that his upper body folded onto his thighs. It's absolutely shocking to see how the human body can bounce back after multiple corrective surgeries! Finally, Jer tickles Brian's top 10 list funny bone with a list of the weirdest prescription drug side effects. From rainbow-colored pee, to scary hallucinations this is a list you don't want to miss! Join the post-episode conversation over on Discord! https://discord.gg/expeUDN

The CEO of Eternal Reefs, Inc., George Frankel joins the guys to talk about going green! George has a unique and complete understanding of the personal, emotional and regulatory issues surrounding green cremation memorial options, and has worked with thousands of families as they memorialize their loved ones in the ocean. In this episode, George shares his personal family story, his journey as the CEO of Eternal Reefs, and how the company is working to benefit the marine environment through the use of reef memorials. He also discusses the different environmental uses for Reef Balls, and offers alternative options for cremated remains beyond traditional methods. Plus, hear about Eternal Reefs' memorialize turtles. Join us for an insightful and thought-provoking conversation on the memorialization revolution. Join the post-episode conversation over on Discord! https://discord.gg/expeUDN

This week the fellas have a conversation with Chris Caderstrand, a competitor in Canada's Ultimate Challenge. Chris grew up playing hockey in Martensville, Saskatchewan, and went on to play in the WHL. However, his life took a sudden turn when a heavy machinery accident resulted in the amputation of his leg. Despite the setback, Chris taught himself how to skate and snowboard again and eventually found a new passion in sledge hockey. He worked hard to improve his skills, and eventually made his way onto Team Canada's development program, becoming the captain and earning a silver medal at the 2015 World Championships. Tune in as Chris shares his inspiring story of perseverance, determination, and finding purpose through sport after facing a life-altering injury. Join the post-episode conversation over on Discord! https://discord.gg/expeUDN

Joy Milne had a superpower that she was unaware of, but it wasn't until her husband's Parkinson's disease diagnosis that she realized her unique ability. She found out that Parkinson's patients have a distinct odor and Joy was able to accurately identify it. This led to groundbreaking research and Joy's sense of smell is now helping scientists find new ways to diagnose disease. The boys break down the latest p*rnhub data and what changes we've seen in 2022! Finally, get ready to turn back the clock, folks! The guys dive into the groundbreaking research that's making waves in the anti-aging world. Scientists have discovered that an existing arthritis drug can mimic the benefits of "young blood" transfusions, and it's all thanks to blocking one critical inflammatory signal. The results in mice were impressive, with improved blood stem cell function and increased regeneration of blood cells. The best part? This drug is already being used in humans, so the possibility of clinical testing is just around the corner. Join the post-episode conversation over on Discord! https://discord.gg/expeUDN

This week the fellas chat with Dr. Jody Carrington, the queen of reconnection. With over 20 years of experience as a psychologist and bestselling author, Jody is on a mission to help people solve their most complex human-centered challenges with a smile and all giggles. In this episode, we'll dive into Jody's latest book, "Feeling Seen: Reconnecting in a Disconnected World." With the world feeling more disconnected than ever, Jody shares her insights on why mental health is at a critical point and how we can help each other stay more connected. Jody also challenges the boys to express what they feel makes them valued in this world. It’s a lot tougher than it sounds. Get ready for some laughs and some serious discussions on mental health and human connection. After all, as Jody says, we were never meant to do any of this alone! Join the post-episode conversation over on Discord! https://discord.gg/expeUDN

This week the boys chat with Emi Nietfeld, a writer, speaker, and advocate for young people. Emi's journey through foster care and homelessness inspired her to write a memoir, "Acceptance," which delves into the true meanings of resilience, ambition, and success. Emi explores her backstory with mental health challenges and her turbulent childhood. She also discusses why she concealed her illness on her college applications and our culture's obsession with resilience narratives. Emi has a unique perspective on the damaging belief that mental illness relates to moral "badness" and will share her experiences overcoming these challenges. Get ready to be inspired as Emi shares her story of perseverance and determination. Join the post-episode conversation over on Discord! https://discord.gg/expeUDN

Gonorrhoea is causing trouble, with highly resistant cases showing up in Massachusetts. But fear not, some cases were tamed with ceftriaxone. Just a friendly reminder to stay safe and get tested if you think you've got the "clap". On a lighter note, a new male contraceptive called EF-4-177 has been developed, giving guys another option besides condoms or "the snip". This non-hormonal option can reduce sperm count by 45% in mice. Time to take control, fellas! Also! the Arctic blast in Nova Scotia is about to tick off... literally! Biologist Vett Lloyd says that it depends on the snow cover. If there's not much snow, all ticks will be ticked off... forever. But, don't celebrate just yet, the little guys are tougher. Oh by the way, sea spiders can regrow their anuses.

This week the fellas have a rollicking good time with Max Kerman, the unstoppable front man of the party-starting rock band Arkells! We discuss the impact of songwriting on people's lives, and the powerful connections that can be formed with fans through music. Max shares some touching stories of fans who have reached out to the band during times of grief or challenge, and how the band has been able to be a source of support and community for these fans. We also talk about the importance of giving back to the fanbase and the broader community, and the meaningful relationships that can be formed on the road and virtually. Join the post-episode conversation over on Discord! https://discord.gg/expeUDN

The boys sit down with Julie, the reigning queen of pain science and mindfulness. She's got the degrees to back it up - Clinical Psychology, Clinical Epidemiology, and a PhD in behavioural medicine. Smart. We delve into the world of pain care, where waiting times are longer than a traffic jam on the way to a job you hate. But the good news? Chronic pain is finally being recognized as a public health emergency, and Julie thinks it's about time! She shares her thoughts on the nervous system, and how mindfulness is the gold standard for fixing the mess. We explore the reality of pain, which is real, no matter what anyone says. Pain impacts everything - your mental health, finances, relationships and more. Julie believes it's time for society to take back control and regulate their own nervous systems.

This week the fellas chat with Suzanne, Mama of two and Disabilities Coordinator at Carleton University! We dive into the world of psychiatric disorders of childbirth. Specifically postpartum anxiety and insomnia! Suzanne has had two very wild rides when it comes to having a baby. Two very different births. One that included a week long insomnia which led to severe anxiety which lasted for quite some time. Through the use of medication, therapy, a rock solid support system and openly sharing her story Suzanne was able to get back on track in order to be the best Mum to Layla and Charlie. Join the post-episode conversation over on Discord! https://discord.gg/expeUDN