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    Think bigger about loving your neighbors, with the Friendly Neighbor Epidemiologist

    enNovember 08, 2023
    The Common Good Podcast
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    About this Episode

    During the pandemic, Emily Smith started sharing her professional knowledge as the Friendly Neighbor Epidemiologist. More than 100K people started following her message of loving neighbors in the context of COVID-19, and now Emily has released a new book: The Science of the Good Samaritan: Thinking Bigger about Loving Our Neighbors.

    Emily says: "Neighboring like the Good Samaritan is about giving food to a food pantry at the holidays and/also interrupting co-workers when they say something bigoted. It's donating old clothes and/also understanding the clothes production and distribution pipeline in the world is unequal. It's loving those around you deeply and/also noticing those on the side of the proverbial roads more and more.

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