Best Raymond McAnally Podcasts (2024)

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S3:E12 Hiatus | Fatigued is Fatigued! 19:16

3y ago19:16

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Here at Fatigued Pod, we’re deciding to heed our own advice and take care of our mental health…which is why we’re taking a temporary hiatus. We’re not gonna lie, the world has been making us sad lately! And after 10 months of production (44 episodes in) we’re going to take a break, reengage with the world on a healthy level, and then come back with…

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S3:E11 Christina | Therapy When We Need it Most 39:48

3y ago39:48

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Here at Fatigued Podcast, we're big advocates for taking care of your mental health, which is why we interviewed Christina this week! She's a licensed therapist based in NYC (and married to that Ben Jeffrey guy we keep bringing on our show). For all her talk about introversion, she sure is a bubbly light in this time of grief. Speaking of grief, we…

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S3:E10 Daffney | Respiratory Therapist with No Breathing Room 50:33

3y ago50:33

50:33

This week's episode is slightly longer than usual. It didn't feel right to cut any part of our conversation with Daffney because the last year and half has been a specific type of hell for her and we appreciated her vulnerability and honesty. She's a respiratory therapist and has witnessed countless deaths in the pandemic. We touch on everything fr…

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S3:E9 Melissa Mann - Learning from Lab Science 32:44

3y ago32:44

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This week, Melissa Mann takes time from her work managing lab research for a Children's Hospital to help answer questions and better inform folks about the Vaccine, Covid, and the Delta Variant. Melissa has been conducting research in cell / molecular biology for over 20 years and has always been passionate about science. So, her opinions are well-…

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S3:E8 Nandani Marie Sinha & LA Opera | Treating Covid Thru Music 41:23

3y ago41:23

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Our special guest this week is Nani Sinha, who uses her background as an opera singer to help other people regain their lung strength after their battles with Covid. "If a global pandemic has taught us anything, it’s that music stops for nothing. And in fact, music has become more important than ever before," according to LA Opera. For over 10 year…

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S3:E7 Cleared for Reentry? Summer Travel 2021 41:39

3y ago41:39

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This week, the Fatigued Pod Squad (as we like to call ourselves) decided to get together and catch up on our recent travels, Covid takes, and favorite TikToks. We’re collectively frustrated by this virus, and with that frustration comes a sense of humor and we're glad we can share it amongst ourselves and you :) We plug some things in this episode …

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S3:E6 Sam Cadman | Directing in Disaster Times 38:50

3y ago38:50

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Sam Cadman is here to offer a different perspective, not only from across the pond but also as a director! His UK & US commercials have won Gold & Silver at Cannes, Gold & Silver at British Arrows, Silver at Creative Circle, Silver at LIA, a Gold Clio and have been Honored in both Performance and Dialogue at AICP. In this episode we discuss directi…

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S3:E5 Chase Brantley | Covid is No Clown 43:16

3y ago43:16

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Chase Brantley is a jack of all trades and master at all: comedian, director, writer, business owner, theater teacher, musician, and long distance thru-hiker. In Athens, Georgia, most people know Chase as the founder of Moonlight Theater which was founded after he graduated from École Philippe Gaulier, a French clown school. Inspired by the school’…

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S3:E4 Ben Jeffrey | "Broadway's Back, Baby!" 37:22

3y ago37:22

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Ben Jeffrey's eyes lit up the second he told us about Lion King's reopening on Broadway. (September 14th, 2021 is going to be a magical day!) This past year was incredibly disheartening for actors, especially to those who've dedicated ten years of their life to a rigorous Broadway schedule. Ben replaced the original Pumba in 2011 so we were curious…

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S3:E3 Pat McCorkle | Casting, Self-Tapes Post-Covid 38:07

3y ago38:07

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Our guest today is the incomparable Pat McCorkle, head and founder of McCorkle Casting and a Covid survivor! As actors, we understand the frustration of the industry during the pandemic, so we were eager to hear Pat’s point of view from the other side of the table. Rather than talking about zoom fatigue, we discuss its advantages and how it creates…

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S3:E2 Jeffrey Omura | NYC City Council - The Arts Hero We Need 29:30

3y ago29:30

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Jeffrey Omura is an artist, activist, and labor leader running for City Council in District 6 of New York City and we could not back a better candidate! Jeffrey was recently elected to his second term as an officer of Actors’ Equity Association after he helped create and lead #FairWageOnStage, a grassroots movement and campaign demanding higher wag…

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S3:E1 Frank Harts | Prodigal Son, Filming in a Pandemic 33:50

3y ago33:50

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Welcome to Season 3!!! (Whaaaaat!?? Can you believe?!) This season we’re focusing on something that’s near and dear to our hearts: the arts industry. We’re kicking off with a bang and Frank Harts is a barrel of laughs. He just completed two seasons as series regular on the hit show Prodigal Son for Fox/Warner Brothers Television. Raised in the Midw…

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S2:E14 Dana | Oncology Nurse, We Laugh to Survive 30:53

3+ y ago30:53

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We’re closing out Mental Health Awareness Month with Dana, an introverted oncology nurse & parent - all this to say, she’s got many reasons to be fatigued. In a time where we’re more isolated than ever, Dana has experienced the opposite: she goes to work and is surrounded by people, she comes home and she’s surrounded by people (her husband and thr…

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S2:E13 Dr. Sadie I You + Me = Curing Long Covid 25:30

3+ y ago25:30

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This week we talked to Dr. Sadie Whittaker, the Chief Scientific Officer of Solve ME/CFS Initiative- a nonprofit whose mission is to find a cure for & end Myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome. The developments with ME/CFS are paving the way to understanding Long Covid. She is also the Chief Scientific Officer of You + Me: a registry a…

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S2:E12 Chelsea | TeleSocial: Connecting Through Calls 37:58

3+ y ago37:58

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Continuing with the theme of Mental Health Awareness Month, this week we spoke to Chelsea, the Volunteer Resource Connector for L.A.Work’s TeleSocial Program — a program that our very own host Raymond started! What is TeleSocial, you ask? The L.A.Works TeleSocial Program is a great way to connect isolated & lonely seniors to buddies who will call a…

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S2:E11 Viki | "This is my Second Pandemic." 47:49

3+ y ago47:49

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TW: death & grief This week we connected with Victoria Noe, an award-winning author, speaker and activist. She is the perfect candidate for Mental Health Awareness month because of her contributions to the AIDS community & her writing about grief, particularly her Friend Grief series which recognizes the importance of friendships in shaping our liv…

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S2:E10 Kate | "Trauma is as Individual as a Fingerprint" 38:29

3+ y ago38:29

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Welcome to Mental Health Awareness Month! We've got a series of interviews we really think you'll enjoy. We begin with Kate, a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, specializing in complex trauma and complex PTSD. Some of her work includes the Crisis Intervention Team for the Knoxville police department which involves helping EMT service, f…

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S2:E9 Raymond & Caroline | Vax'd n' Wax'd 34:30

3+ y ago34:30

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Surprise: we’re our own guests this week! Both of us share our vaccine stories and experiences. At this point Raymond has received both doses and Caroline has gotten her first. (Hashtag Team Pfizer.) Unrelated but after staying home for a year with unlimited access to your toilet, has anyone else noticed their bladder’s capacity significantly decre…

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S2:E8 Jason | Cocktails To Go For Pandemic Woes 36:29

3+ y ago36:29

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We've found a common theme among our April episodes: pivoting in the pandemic. This is exactly what our friend Jason has done (and quite well, we might add!). He owns The Long Room, a friendly neighborhood tavern in the Ravenswood Community of Chicago. Inspiration struck when all the bars & restaurants needed to close down, and he began selling bot…

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S2:E7 Jill | Special Education, Pivoting in the Pandemic 38:26

3+ y ago38:26

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Our guest this week is Jill, a compassionate & determined woman with a big heart and too many emotions for one person to contain. Her big heart led her to a position as an early childhood special education teacher in St. Louis, which has taught her a lot about herself: particularly that she's capable of pivoting on a dime to provide the education h…

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S2:E6 Nick | Vaccine Spotter Dot Org 31:39

3+ y ago31:39

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Are you having difficulty locating a vaccine appointment? Do you wish there was a website that contained information for ALL your local pharmacies instead of having 20+ individual tabs open for each one? Well look no further! www.vaccinespotter.org is the one-stop shop for all your vaccine appointment needs! "A tool to help you track down COVID-19 …

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S2:E5 Gemma I Parosmia V: Phantom Smells of Smoke 34:49

3+ y ago34:49

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We round out our Parosmia Series with Gemma who experiences parosmia and it's equally evil twin: phantosmia. For those who don't know, phantosmia is an olfactory hallucination that makes you smell things that aren't there. For Gemma it's a persistent smell of cigarette smoke (which was one of her least favorite smells to begin with). It makes mealt…

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S2:E4 Anissa | Parosmia IV: "Am I Stuck Like This?" 33:05

3+ y ago33:05

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In our fourth episode, we talk with Anissa - the self-described "cook of the family" who can barely bring herself to eat anything besides peanut m&ms. She spoke to us about how parosmia disconnects her from the rest of the world: she can't eat enough to keep up her fitness regimen, celebratory & holiday meals once full of connection and memory are …

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S2:E3 Chrissi | Parosmia III: AbScent & The Science of Smell Training 37:24

3+ y ago37:24

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Chrissi Kelly is the founder of AbScent, a UK-based charity that is dedicated to providing support and trusted information to those affected by anosmia and other smell disorders. After her own struggles with smell loss, she has committed herself to the advancement of smell training and research. We found her perspective enlightening and, while we a…

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S2:E2 Marilyn | Parosmia II: Tasting Metal, But Testing Negative 33:02

3+ y ago33:02

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Compared to Brooke's episode on Tuesday, this episode is a great example of "same virus, different stories." In the second episode of our Parosmia Series, we talk to Marilyn who had some of the weirdest and worst symptoms of Covid... yet never received a positive test. Not one. Without a positive test can she still claim to have had Covid? How else…

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S2:E1 Brooke | Parosmia I: When Smells are No Longer Safe 30:33

3+ y ago30:33

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We're kicking off Season 2 with a series about parosmia, perhaps the most odd and startling long-hauler symptom to date. Parosmia is dysfunctional smell detection characterized by the inability of the brain to correctly identify an odor's "natural" smell. Instead, the natural odor is usually transformed into an unpleasant aroma, typically a "'burne…

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Trailer - Fatigued Podcast with Caroline Amos and Raymond McAnally 3:38

3+ y ago3:38

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Fatigued Podcast was born out of two friends getting Covid and sharing their experiences. Listen to learn more about this project, who they've interviewed, how it's helped, and where it's going from here. Full episodes and links to your favorite podcast players at www.fatiguedpodcast.comBy Caroline Amos & Raymond McAnally

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S1E17: Ray & Caroline Wrap Season One 28:28

3+ y ago28:28

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Caroline and Raymond (and an awkward little-sounding voice) say goodbye to Season One. Our cohosts give updates on their personal Covid stories, tell us about what's coming up in Season Two (launching March 9th, 2021), and why this shift has them excited and not fatigued. In just 3 months, we've built out a one-stop-shop website and social media pa…

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S1E16: Dr. Keith Gagnon - The Nation's Mutation, a U.S. Variant 40:10

3+ y ago40:10

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This is our final interview for Season 1 and it's our biggest one to date: we got a chance to interview Dr. Keith Gagnon, an associate professor of chemistry and biochemistry at SIU whose lab has uncovered a U.S.-specific coronavirus variant that accounts for about half of the cases in the nation! He has been featured on many major news outlets as …

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S1E15: Harriet - "Look for the Helpers" 33:32

3+ y ago33:32

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We can all agree we're in need of a feel-good story right now, so meet Harriet! She has been dedicating her time and energy to helping elderly people navigate the world of technology so they can receive the vaccine. "Anybody would do the same when you hear the people on the other line," she says. From family to strangers, she's helped so many get a…

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S1E14: Erik - "A Deployed Doctor Comes Home to Covid" 36:39

3+ y ago36:39

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This week we got to interview Dr. Erik, an anesthesiologist who was deployed in the Middle East when the pandemic broke out last March. His deployment had already come to a close but he was detained for a few more weeks before he was allowed to come back to the States. He's grateful to be reunited with his family again and we spoke and mused about …

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S1E13: Louis - “Shoot Me Up Bruh”, A Pfizer Vaccine Trial Story 49:17

3+ y ago49:17

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After months of devastating loss, Louis said "fuck it" (literally) and enrolled himself in the Pfizer vaccine trial. Louis, a self-described "big ol' meat shield," was more than happy to take this risk, especially because he knows we aren't going to get anywhere with this virus until we start finding some answers. He goes into detail about why he c…

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S1E12: Maria - "An American Hospitalized in London" 58:06

3+ y ago58:06

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Last March Maria spent nineteen days in the hospital with COVID-induced double pneumonia. Can you even imagine? From the CPAP machine to rash and bed rest, she experienced the full gamut. We are so lucky she lived to tell the tale, no matter how gruesome it may be. We're even luckier she was so sunny and sweet at 6 in the morning when we captured t…

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S1E11: Rob - "Immunocompromised and Not Loving It" 54:19

3+ y ago54:19

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Rob is immunocompromised and lives with his family of nine... so how does he keep himself safe around so many people when a pandemic rages across the country? Well... he made the hard and necessary decision to move away from his family and into his own apartment until this thing is over. "I have a big family and I intend to be here a very long time…

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S1E10: Lauren - "Mississippi Medic Blues" 57:52

3+ y ago57:52

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Lauren is a paramedic from Mississippi and the epitome of over-achiever: she spent 33 days in New York City deployed by FEMA this past spring to help the ever-growing Covid case count. And while she was there she finished her second semester of medic school! Her first save was a Covid-positive case! While she has many stories to share, she admits i…

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S1E9: Dad - "Hospitals Honor the Dead: Essential Worker, Essential Witness" 32:38

3+ y ago32:38

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TW: death Over the holidays we interviewed Caroline's dad, an essential worker, who has seen some…pretty devastating events. The audio isn’t perfect, it’s a shorter episode than usual, but it’s a story we felt was necessary to share. As we enter a new year and reflect on 2020, we feel it is important to remember the lives lost in the pandemic - not…

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S1E8: Jamie - "A Lawyer and a Chemist walk into some Covid" 53:34

3+ y ago53:34

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Meet Jamie, a covid-survivor who made it to the hospital in time, thanks to his wife and their oximeter. Jamie is also a patent lawyer and former chemist who has experience with the FDA and pharmaceutical research. This week on the pod we discuss the legalities of the new vaccine, the legal liabilities of covid, and whether or not people understand…

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S1E7: Kris Kringle - Santa's Reason for the Season 14:19

3+ y ago14:19

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This episode is for big and small kids alike who are wondering if co-ho-ho-hovid can stop Santa. We got a hold of the Big Guy himself - Santa Claus - a week before Christmas to talk about how coronavirus has impacted life up at the North Pole. This is our first (and probably only) kid-friendly episode, but if you're an adult in need of a little hol…

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S1E6: Zach & Stu - College Housing & Quarantine 49:18

3+ y ago49:18

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Disclaimer: there is mention of a very specific sex toy in this episode. (insert laughing emoji here) Our second episode of College Week focuses on Zach and Stu who are in charge of resident life at a university in Indianapolis. When the pandemic hit during last spring break, these two (along with their team) were singlehandedly responsible for reu…

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S1E5: Josie - "Funeral Home Worker, Public Health Major, and Covid Patient" 52:30

3+ y ago52:30

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Trigger warning: death & disordered eating This week is College Week on the pod and we're kicking it off talking to Josie who has been juggling school, work, and a case of covid. She's earning her degree in Public Health and after working all summer in an Urgent Care facility, she has switched over to working in a funeral home. We talk about how fu…

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S1E4: Jen - "The Doctor Has Covid" 56:05

3+ y ago56:05

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Med Warning: The Laughter in this Episode is Doctor Approved! Jen (a doctor) put our minds at ease (if only for an hour). She is an OB in Indiana and we discuss the joy (and potential peril) of delivering babies in a time like this, whether or not masks work, and what it's like to have COVID - she has firsthand experience too! Bonus features includ…

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S1E3: Ryan & Linda - "From Texas with Covid" 48:13

3+ y ago48:13

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This virus is so tricky - it can manifest itself in vastly different ways. Even to a set of identical twin brothers and their mother! Speaking to Ryan and Linda was an absolute delight this week - even though their cases were anything but delightful. They gave us some insight on what kept them going during their darkest days, what it's like losing …

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S1E2: Caroline - "I Know Exactly How I Caught Covid" 50:01

4y ago50:01

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Raymond is on day 23 of Covid-19 and Caroline recounts the story of her tangle with the virus. As far as symptoms go, she experienced fatigue (ha), fever, pneumonia-like cough, sweats, aches, pains, chills, head ringing, hair loss, fainting, nausea, diarrhea, eyelid problems, depression, and anxiety. All by herself and all within 21 days! She's gla…

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S1E1: Raymond - "The Fatigue is Real." 44:06

4y ago44:06

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Raymond is infected with coronavirus! He and Caroline talk symptoms, testing, and tacos. What’s it like when your spouse is quarantined on the other end of the house? Is camping as safe as we think? Will Chugging Hot Sauce Make You Feel Alive Again? Listen and find out! (recorded 11/13/2020)By Caroline Amos & Raymond McAnally

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