Melissa Hughes - That Three Pound Wrinkly Mass Between Your Ears
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Back2Different
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What a combo of insight and humility is Melissa. I know, that sounds like the first line of a sonnet - she and I tend toward the childlike and the fun. In our time with microphones, we explore -
The Rat Tickler
What's my Cat Hair?
Math tests and egg timers
"I don't just hire people who are smarter than me, I listen to them."
Glial cells - the day shift and the night shift
Cortisol overproduction and brain cell erosion -
and then we get down to some serious stuff. Please join us as we hike within that three-pound wrinkly mass between your ears.
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