Episode 119: Maia Szalavitz

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Laura McKowen & Holly Whitaker

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🗓️ 17 January 2018

⏱️ 90 minutes

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Summary

This week, the girls talk to Maia Szalavitz; a neuroscience journalist and author of the New York Times bestseller, Unbroken Brain: A Revolutionary New Way of Understanding Addiction. Maia specializes in covering the intersection between brain and behavior and how social factors like inequality get under the skin. She is the author or co-author of six other books and writes for major publications including the Guardian, TIME, the New York Times, Scientific American Mind, the Washington Post, VICE and Pacific Standard.

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0:00.0	There is hope for us yet.
0:05.0	We are young, we are wet.
0:07.0	I am Holly Whitaker.
0:10.0	And I am Laura McCowen.
0:14.0	And this is Home Oma Podcast.
0:18.0	Whoa.
0:20.0	Whoa.
0:21.0	Whoa.
0:22.0	What?
0:23.0	Did you hear your phone?
0:24.0	It went home, home, home, home,
0:26.0	podcast.
0:27.0	No, but I really hope that it picked it up.
0:30.0	That's what happened.
0:31.0	Me too.
0:32.0	That's what happened. Me too. That's so awesome.
0:35.0	It's like that one time.
0:36.0	We couldn't make that happen when I said...
0:38.0	I know.
0:40.0	It's like that one time when I was when I said I was when I was cooking eggs and we were on that call with you and
0:44.2	Megan and it was like eggs eggs eggs that was awesome and Megan and I know just go eggs eggs, eggs, eggs, eggs.
0:54.0	Do you just make that happen, please, thanks.
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