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In this episode we speak with Dr. Shill again to get an update on the COVID -19 pandemic, the vaccines and how this all relates to Parkinson’s disease. Dr. Shill gave us a fantastic overview in August 2020 in episode 11 if you want to revisit that one.  Also, we are trying something new on this podcast. Listeners recorded and sent in their stories of how using Zoom has helped them through these isolating times. Their stories are included in this episode. Enjoy.

We may be all tired of hearing about the novel coronavirus – COVID-19.  However, it is prudent to learn more about how it might affect the PD community specifically.  What is known, what are we yet to learn? What should we be concerned about? Should we be more vigilant than the otherwise healthy population? What should we be doing to help ourselves through these challenging times?  Don't miss this conversation with Dr. Holly Shill, director of the Muhammad Ali Parkinson Center.

Today’s episode is all about cars — specifically, about how the law has paved the way for their dominance in our everyday lives and shaping the way we live in fundamental ways.

Our guest is Gregory Shill, a Law Professor at the University of Iowa who grew up here in Metro Detroit.

Professor Shill recently wrote a piece in the Atlantic headlined, “Americans shouldn’t have to drive, but the law insists on it."

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2019/07/car-crashes-arent-always-unavoidable/592447/

It’s an especially germane topic here in Detroit, where there’s been so much controversy over adding protected bike lanes on busy roads and the recent decision to permanently close the Spirit of Detroit Plaza to vehicle traffic.

Our 2nd Season comes to a close with a meek fizzle that only Kiss can provide.

We review the nightmarish hell-scape that is Scooby-Doo and KISS, a film made in 2015! That's Two Thousand and Fifteen! KISS!

and after that we discuss our lowest and highest points from this past year, and pick our Three Least Favorite films from the past year. And our Favorites. So feel free to turn this episode off halfway through!

Also Happy Halloween!

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