Behind the Scenes Minis: Pollution Olympics

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• 2:09Holly Frey?

  Welcome to Stuff You Missed in History Class, a production of iHeartRadio.

• 2:20Tracy V. Wilson?

  Happy Friday. I'm Tracy V. Wilson.

• 2:22Holly Frey?

  And I'm Holly Frey.

• 2:23Tracy V. Wilson?

  This week, we talked about Fumafugium and John Evelyn.

• 2:27Holly Frey?

  This is so fun.

• 2:28Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah, so the process was exactly what I said at the beginning of the episode. Like, I was like, oh, John Evelyn did that? That's funny. Fumafugium is a funny name. And then, you know, five hours later, Fury, the latest of many things to be furious about.

• 2:47Holly Frey?

  The drive of fury.

• 2:48Tracy V. Wilson?

  From the headlines.

• 2:49Holly Frey?

  Yeah.

• 2:50Tracy V. Wilson?

  And saying, okay, we're going to talk about air pollution more. There were a couple of times last year when I had, I wanted to have some kind of story that was about like conservation or the environment or whatever. But also, I had sort of internally committed myself to talking as much as possible about things that the president would say was improper ideology.

• 3:15Holly Frey?

  Yeah.

• 3:16Tracy V. Wilson?

  So heterosexual white man, John Evelyn, was not at the top of my list.

• 3:24Tracy V. Wilson?

  And he became at the top of the list this time because Fumafugium was there in front of me. And I was like, we're going to talk about this.

• 3:33Holly Frey?

  This gives me thoughts because my subversion, I'm playing slightly more subtly. Like, I don't say because the president said this, but because there has, like, one of the reasons I picked George Stevenson is that we are in this age where people are talking about how

• 3:50Holly Frey?

  higher education is baloney and being educated gives you a... And I just wanted to show somebody that was like, do you know how much I missed out on because I didn't get educated? Not my kid. Like, he's the person who is the key, like, case study of like, nope.

• 4:08Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah, yeah. Well, the thing that I kept thinking about, that I did not say in the episode or the behind the scenes for that one, was just about how hard and dangerous working in coal mines is.

• 4:22Tracy V. Wilson?

  And how many people who worked in coal mines worked so hard so that their kids wouldn't have to?

• 4:30Holly Frey?

  Yep.

• 4:30Tracy V. Wilson?

  And this incredibly bizarre focus on like, we need to bring back coal when coal is an obsolete technology at this point. And I was like, I don't need to say this, it's not actually relevant to this guy.

• 4:44Holly Frey?

  Yeah, yeah, but it is. I mean, it is. That's all part of like, why I was like, let's talk about George Stevenson this week.

• 4:51Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah.

• 4:52Holly Frey?

  It all feeds into it, but yeah, the air pollution is a problem. I don't, air.

• 4:58Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah.

• 4:59Holly Frey?

  Air quality is life quality. I mean, I don't, there's no.

• 5:03Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah.

• 5:03Holly Frey?

  More direct way to say it.

• 5:05Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah, and there's so many layers of it that are so frustrating to me because we talked about, like, I'm, I'm thinking about in our episode about lead, putting lead in gasoline.

• 5:14Holly Frey?

  Yeah.

• 5:15Tracy V. Wilson?

  And how that had a trickle down effect of the places that had the most vehicle traffic were the poorest neighborhoods, where the people who were already at the most disadvantaged were most likely to live. And then we're being exposed to a lot more car, car exhaust with a lot more lead in it.

• 5:33Holly Frey?

  Yeah.

• 5:34Tracy V. Wilson?

  Just a compounding problem. And this is why environmental justice is also racial justice and is also disability justice.

• 5:44Holly Frey?

  And class justice.

• 5:45Tracy V. Wilson?

  All of that is, yeah, all of that is related to why the federal government is canceling green energy contracts left and right and not putting a monetary estimate on the health impacts of specific air pollution regulations.

• 6:01Holly Frey?

  Yeah, I mean, you see that outside of regulation, you see this play out in a very obvious way in terms of the adoption of EVs, right?

• 6:10Tracy V. Wilson?

  Oh, yeah.

• 6:11Holly Frey?

  If you go to any major city and you go to the wealthiest neighborhoods, you're going to see a lot more EVs than you will ever see in the poorer neighborhoods. One is because they are still much more expensive than.

• 6:28Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah.

• 6:29Holly Frey?

  A gasoline powered, you know, injection engine, but. Like, that is part of the problem, that those people are now getting better air quality just because they can afford it.

• 6:40Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah.

• 6:40Holly Frey?

  Which is leaving other people behind in terms of health and quality of life.

• 6:45Tracy V. Wilson?

  Mm-hmm.

• 6:46Holly Frey?

  This feels like something we have people smart enough to fix.

• 6:51Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah.

• 6:52Holly Frey?

  But they gotta be willing to do it.

• 6:54Tracy V. Wilson?

  I don't remember what it was that I read recently where somebody was referencing being in a place that now has like really high adoption overall of EVs and realizing how different the air smelled without gas-powered car exhaust.

• 7:09Holly Frey?

  Oh, man.

• 7:09Tracy V. Wilson?

  In the mix.

• 7:10Holly Frey?

  Tokyo last year blew my mind.

• 7:12Tracy V. Wilson?

  It made me think about growing up in North Carolina in the 70s and 80s when everyone smoked inside and how everything smelled horrible all the time.

• 7:22Holly Frey?

  Yeah.

• 7:22Tracy V. Wilson?

  And you could go to the mall, you could buy yourself a brand-new outfit, get it home, it already smelled like smoke because you could smoke inside in the mall.

• 7:30Holly Frey?

  I mean, I couldn't tell because my mom smoked four packs a day, so I had no discernment.

• 7:37Tracy V. Wilson?

  So, yeah, we just sort of lived in that.

• 7:41Holly Frey?

  Yeah.

• 7:41Tracy V. Wilson?

  So, anyway, I have thoughts and feelings about a lot of things, a lot of frustrations. And as I was wrapping this up, I was reminded of basically this time last year, feeling like there were multiple intersecting, critical things at the same time, that it would be nice to reference in some way on the show and just not having enough episodes physically to do it all. So if you're listening to this and saying, "Why haven't they said anything about X?", just because we have finite numbers of episodes.

• 8:16Holly Frey?

  Right.

• 8:16Tracy V. Wilson?

  And also need to do things that keep our own minds sane at work.

• 8:22Holly Frey?

  That is a big one for me lately, where I'm like, "I can't tackle that right now. My executive function will just collapse in a pile of crunchy flames." In comedy, though.

• 8:31Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah.

• 8:32Holly Frey?

  You mentioned several times, we call out the fact that Evelyn was a royalist.

• 8:37Tracy V. Wilson?

  Uh-huh.

• 8:37Holly Frey?

  I don't know that you needed to, because once we got to excerpts of his writing, it's really obvious.

• 8:43Tracy V. Wilson?

  Oh, yeah.

• 8:43Holly Frey?

  "Oh, great majesty, you're the best one there's ever been. You're better than the rest of us."

• 8:51Tracy V. Wilson?

  We are going to have our wonderful benefactor, the king.

• 8:56Tracy V. Wilson?

  Is going to do such great things. Yeah. Yeah.

• 8:59Holly Frey?

  Oh, my goodness. Just the most blowing sunshine up that that Regent's took us, man.

• 9:07Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah. Yeah.

• 9:10Holly Frey?

  You're the best one.

• 9:13Tracy V. Wilson?

  Found it very funny, the how much, how many opportunities he took to flatter the king.

• 9:20Holly Frey?

  Yes.

• 9:21Tracy V. Wilson?

  In things that were not necessarily about that.

• 9:24Holly Frey?

  Which is in my head, the cartoon that plays is like, the person receiving that information. And receiving that flattery, right? Like, I don't like that kind of stuff. It makes me want to crawl into a tin can and roll away. But there are people that love it.

• 9:42Tracy V. Wilson?

  Right, right, right.

• 9:44Holly Frey?

  And just imagining if there was ever a point where Charles II is like, little thick champ, little thick.

• 9:52Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah. You don't need to round nose quite that much.

• 9:58Holly Frey?

  Back up the truck, John.

• 10:03Tracy V. Wilson?

  The only thing I actually noted at the end of the outline to try to remember to say in the behind the scenes is that I watched a video of a lecture by Gillian Darley about this. And I don't remember which of his works she was talking about. But she described it as having drawings that he did that were, quote, "very valiant and not utterly successful." And I had to pause it and laugh so hard at that characterization. And I was like, I should go look up those illustrations and see what they looked like. And I forgot.

• 10:44Tracy V. Wilson?

  Oh, well.

• 10:47Holly Frey?

  There could be great delight awaiting you in the visuals of John Evelyn.

• 10:52Tracy V. Wilson?

  Maybe so.

• 10:53Holly Frey?

  Great. We all need more delight.

• 10:55Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah, he's somebody that for sure could have had. A whole episode just on his biography, but I wanted to spend more time talking about this amusingly, in my opinion, named treatise on air pollution.

• 11:09Holly Frey?

  It's pretty good. I feel like we should just put that word on shirts. No explanation.

• 11:14Tracy V. Wilson?

  Sure.

• 11:15Holly Frey?

  Just.

• 11:17Tracy V. Wilson?

  Have a picture of like pretty garden flowers underneath.

• 11:21Holly Frey?

  Not even.

• 11:21Tracy V. Wilson?

  I honestly think.

• 11:23Holly Frey?

  It's like the new Juicy Couture.

• 11:27Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah, his whole plan of like ringing the city of London with fields full of flowers and fragrant plants. I'm like, that sounds lovely.

• 11:36Holly Frey?

  I mean, that does sound lovely. One of my favorite things, I know I talk about it ad nauseam, and I'm sorry for anybody who's like, we know. One of my favorite things about having several hydroponic gardens in the house.

• 11:49Tracy V. Wilson?

  Uh huh.

• 11:49Holly Frey?

  Is how good things smell.

• 11:51Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah.

• 11:52Holly Frey?

  Like when I walk into my cantina and the flowers are blooming in there.

• 11:56Tracy V. Wilson?

  Aww.

• 11:56Holly Frey?

  It's like heaven. It's like heaven.

• 11:58Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah. Yeah.

• 11:59Holly Frey?

  Even on a really cruddy day, or if I'm stressed, I just walk in there and I'm like, ah.

• 12:05Tracy V. Wilson?

  Ah. One of the places that we went to in Morocco, that place where we had the meal outside with the winery.

• 12:17Holly Frey?

  Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

• 12:19Tracy V. Wilson?

  Outside. They had some huge, if I'm remembering correctly, jasmine plants.

• 12:26Holly Frey?

  They had a lot of good plants.

• 12:28Tracy V. Wilson?

  That made the whole area so fragrant. It was almost overwhelming walking through them, but like, once you were seated, it was like a little whiff of lovely flower smell.

• 12:43Holly Frey?

  Yeah.

• 12:43Tracy V. Wilson?

  I was kind of worried about Patrick because he is allergic to some flowers.

• 12:47Holly Frey?

  Oh.

• 12:47Tracy V. Wilson?

  And I was like, uh oh, are we gonna have an issue? But he was fine.

• 12:50Holly Frey?

  A lot of flowers. At one point, I got up to go to the ladies room, and I don't know, you probably didn't notice because you were busy eating and talking, but I vanished for a while because I just went on like my own little flower tour.

• 13:03Tracy V. Wilson?

  No fun.

• 13:03Holly Frey?

  I was taking pictures of flowers so I could use them in fabric prints. They had a rose there that smelled like cloves, which is something that happens with some roses. I have some, but they don't look nearly as. They were like a, like a, what's sometimes called like a ruffled rose where they have like the double bloom. And it smelled just incredible. And I was like, I'm intoxicated. I'm never leaving this plant.

• 13:27Tracy V. Wilson?

  I love it.

• 13:28Holly Frey?

  Until Brian was like, hello, where are you?

• 13:31Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah. I'm a big supporter in having accessible green space.

• 13:37Holly Frey?

  It really makes a difference. Yeah.

• 13:39Tracy V. Wilson?

  I like housing also, housing and green space.

• 13:43Holly Frey?

  What hippie.

• 13:45Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah. Weird, weird that way.

• 13:48Holly Frey?

  I too like both of these things.

• 13:51Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah. I, we got an amount of snow over the weekend and I took a long, about two and a half hours hike through the snow because it was also the right temperature for me to do this. It was just cold enough that the snow was not melting, but warm enough that I did not feel like I was miserable out hiking through the snow.

• 14:15Holly Frey?

  Yeah.

• 14:15Tracy V. Wilson?

  And it was great. And I kept basically stopping to be like, look at that. Look at that tree covered in snow. It, it really restored some of my emotional bandwidth.

• 14:28Holly Frey?

  I love it. I love it.

• 14:29Tracy V. Wilson?

  My stomping through the woods with my boots on in the snow.

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• 18:20Holly Frey?

  We talked about ladies in the Olympics, or almost in the Olympics this week.

• 18:25Tracy V. Wilson?

  That too, that too.

• 18:28Holly Frey?

  I have a handful of things.

• 18:29Tracy V. Wilson?

  Okay.

• 18:31Holly Frey?

  One is just silly, which is that there was a write-up I read about Helen de Portelez, which was written by, I believe he is Swiss, a Swiss scholar. But the only funny part was that he called like her group of aristocratic yachting friends, "yachtees." I don't know if that's a real term or not.

• 18:55Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah.

• 18:56Holly Frey?

  But it made me think of Bob's Burgers, on which yachts come up a lot, surprisingly. And I just could not, I only hear it in voices from that show now. I'm like, "yachtees." It's very funny. Helen Priest.

• 19:10Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah.

• 19:11Holly Frey?

  I'm not, I'm like that person, I did not ever go through a horse phase as a kid. I didn't have it, like many kids do.

• 19:20Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah.

• 19:21Holly Frey?

  So, I know very little about horseback riding.

• 19:23Tracy V. Wilson?

  Right.

• 19:24Holly Frey?

  I didn't know about side saddle jumping, which people still do.

• 19:28Tracy V. Wilson?

  Okay.

• 19:29Holly Frey?

  Holy smokes, that looks terrifying.

• 19:32Tracy V. Wilson?

  I knew about side saddle jumping.

• 19:36Tracy V. Wilson?

  Probably, I think Gone with the Wind is

• 19:40Holly Frey?

  Oh, it never registered to me in that.

• 19:42Tracy V. Wilson?

  A movie that has a formative, formative is not the right word, a movie that has a critical moment involving a child riding side saddle and jumping, not even a big jump. Unless I'm confusing it with some other movie.

• 19:55Holly Frey?

  There is some, listen, that's another thing. I live in Atlanta and I'm not a big Gone with the Wind person. So I'm clearly outside of all things.

• 20:02Tracy V. Wilson?

  When I was a child, yeah, yeah.

• 20:05Holly Frey?

  Yeah, I just, I was never a horse kid. So like, even if it came up in a movie, I would not have fixated on it.

• 20:10Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah.

• 20:11Holly Frey?

  Yeah, I didn't, I didn't know.

• 20:13Tracy V. Wilson?

  Also, I think some of our neighbors are snow blowing, so hopefully none of that is being captured in our audio. If anyone is watching this or listening and saying, what is that strange noise that I can hear at the love in the background? The answer is, we have almost 20 inches of snow on the ground here.

• 20:34Holly Frey?

  Yeah, yeah. There is a great story about Helen Priest that I found so charming, but it didn't, it was not germane to her Olympic bid.

• 20:42Tracy V. Wilson?

  Okay.

• 20:44Holly Frey?

  Which is that when she was in New York competing, one day she decided to take her horse for a ride through Central Park. And she was fast. She was fast as lightning. Like, she was very comfortable riding at very fast speeds. But the police of New York were not accustomed to seeing anyone on a horse going that fast through Central Park. And they thought like the horse had gotten scared and she had lost control of it.

• 21:10Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah.

• 21:10Holly Frey?

  And they literally were like giving her chase. And instead of stopping, she was like, let's lead him on a little chase. Keep in mind, she was a teenage girl at this point. She was, you know, I think 16. And when she finally stopped and the police caught up to her, she was like, hey, I'm Helen Priest. I'm the person that just won all those awards.

• 21:30Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah.

• 21:31Holly Frey?

  Here in New York. And they were like, oh, okay. It just made me laugh so hard, the idea of her leading people on a chase. Don't do that. It's not cool. But it did make me chuckle. I also had to laugh at Pierre de Coubertin calling her a neo Amazon, because you picture someone who is like a very, you know, tall, super muscly, strong person. Helen Priest was like a petite thing. She was very, and again, a girl at that point. She was still a teenager. So it made me, I was like, how are you trying to spin this, my dude? Like, that's not.

• 22:06Holly Frey?

  Oh Pierre, that whole thing. Listen, he still has one of history's best mustaches.

• 22:15Tracy V. Wilson?

  But yeah, he does. I do remember that. I blocked the sexism out of my brain, but I do remember the mustache.

• 22:22Holly Frey?

  Yeah. I mean, it's interesting because there are people who defend him as like, no, that's the product of his time. And he was very chivalrous, but like chivalry at its heart is demeaning to women in a lot of ways. There's a difference between wanting to be polite and kind and respectful and being like, no, no, honey.

• 22:46Tracy V. Wilson?

  Like, yeah. Yeah.

• 22:50Holly Frey?

  Yeah. And I will say it came up in some of the things I read about and I didn't, I didn't really jump into it in this outline. But that there were a lot of men. It was not as though that was the only prevailing opinion among men at the time. There were men who were like, why not let these women compete? Like they're athletes. We're all athletes.

• 23:12Tracy V. Wilson?

  This, yeah.

• 23:13Holly Frey?

  This is, you know, we have room. We can make this happen. And there were a lot of men advocating. There were also some men saying really stupid stuff and Elise Millia had this great response to, I think it was a runner who just said some really, you know, unnecessarily stupid and gross things about women. And she was referring to him and to Bertin, as she said, quote, "They could do themselves a favor by showing some interest in women's sport. They shut themselves away and their everlasting male egoism." Like, fine dudes, do you understand you're going to leave yourself behind because the rest of us are trying to make things better and equal? And like improve the games.

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• 25:31Speaker 02

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• 27:43Holly Frey?

  She had this reputation that even people that were aligned with her, that were in her organization, would kind of be like, you know, we might do better if Elise were not so assertive and abrasive. Like, she's too brusque, she's too blunt in everything that she says. And like, it was very much like the, oh, we'll catch more flies with honey than vinegar.

• 28:11Holly Frey?

  Which like, listen, I'm very know your audience, figure out which tactic is gonna work best, but this is also the same group of women who were like, oh, yes, we'll take just the five after you promised us 10 sports. It's fine. It's fine. They were like, no, Helen, don't be so mean.

• 28:28Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah.

• 28:29Holly Frey?

  Well, and Which she's like, you said 10.

• 28:31Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah. Yeah. Also, like, there are a lot of circumstances in which women are framed as aggressive or shrill or whatever, doing something that would not raise any eyebrows whatsoever if a man were doing it. And so when I kind of scrolled to the end of the outline and I took a peek at the things you had noted for yourself to talk about in behind the scenes, and I was like, I already have feelings about this one.

• 29:01Holly Frey?

  I knew you would. I know that's a very sticky point for you.

• 29:03Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah, I find that very frustrating.

• 29:05Holly Frey?

  There's a part of me, I don't want to say this in a way that sounds like I'm discounting your thoughts on the matter, or anyone's. I don't find it as frustrating as you because my response is usually like, well, okay. And then I say expletive you, and then I walk away from that person forever and I never talk to them again. But that's just me.

• 29:25Tracy V. Wilson?

  Sure.

• 29:28Holly Frey?

  Because I'm never going to convince that person.

• 29:30Tracy V. Wilson?

  Right, right.

• 29:31Holly Frey?

  That I'm something other than what they perceive. So I don't care.

• 29:34Tracy V. Wilson?

  I am more frustrated by the role that plays in society than on like me as an individual person.

• 29:42Holly Frey?

  Oh, yeah. But I think this is why I'm drawn to Elise Milliard, because she was like, cool, we'll do our own thing. I'll make my own system.

• 29:49Tracy V. Wilson?

  I'll just do it.

• 29:50Holly Frey?

  Like, that's why I'm like, yes, this is exactly the route I would like to think I would take. And I love that she wrote to me a letter that was like, great, why don't you specifically say women are never allowed in any of the games? Because that's going to make my life easier. I can move on without you and I don't have to deal with your garbage.

• 30:08Tracy V. Wilson?

  You can just put it behind us.

• 30:09Holly Frey?

  I love you so much. Ah, Elise.

• 30:14Holly Frey?

  She's a good one. And now I have a checklist for next time I'm in Paris to go see her statue.

• 30:19Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah, sounds fun.

• 30:22Holly Frey?

  I feel like lately, my, um, my list of travel things is getting very long.

• 30:26Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah.

• 30:26Holly Frey?

  Here's hoping we get allowed, Americans are still allowed to travel in the not too distant future. Anyway, those are, those are my thoughts. Elise Milja forever.

• 30:35Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah. Before we sign off for today's behind the scenes, should we tell people that our podcast is on Netflix now?

• 30:45Holly Frey?

  Sure.

• 30:46Tracy V. Wilson?

  I mean, people, a person.

• 30:47Holly Frey?

  I mean, if they're watching it, they've figured it out.

• 30:49Tracy V. Wilson?

  Right.

• 30:50Holly Frey?

  But.

• 30:50Tracy V. Wilson?

  Maybe this is not news to someone who is watching this right now. But yes, our podcast, Netflix has podcasts now, and our podcast is one of them.

• 31:00Holly Frey?

  Yeah, yeah. You can go check it out at Netflix.

• 31:05Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah.

• 31:05Holly Frey?

  If you search for our show, it's gonna come up.

• 31:07Tracy V. Wilson?

  It's right there. You can click the, what's it called? The remind me button is the one that will tell you when new episodes show up.

• 31:15Holly Frey?

  Yes.

• 31:16Tracy V. Wilson?

  Also, this is a great way to resolve a thing that a lot of people have told us about, which is that they have seen photos of us and they hear us talking. And they have mixed up our faces with their voices. And then.

• 31:32Holly Frey?

  Yeah.

• 31:32Tracy V. Wilson?

  They meet us out in the world somewhere or come to a live show. Not that we've done any of those in very long, but then it's a, it's a disconcerting experience. So you can watch on Netflix and just to get all of that out of the way before having a, an in-person experience ever.

• 31:53Holly Frey?

  Yeah, yeah, yeah. So there we are. So you could check us out there. More, more ways to enjoy the show. If you are already watching on Netflix, we thank you. If you haven't yet and you want to check it out, there it will be going forward.

• 32:07Tracy V. Wilson?

  And if you are listening on some other medium, that's not going away.

• 32:12Holly Frey?

  Correct.

• 32:13Tracy V. Wilson?

  Netflix is in addition, not a replacement.

• 32:16Holly Frey?

  Yeah. If you're like, oh no, I listen while I walk. You still can. No problem.

• 32:20Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah.

• 32:21Holly Frey?

  No problem. Whatever, whatever platform you're using is gonna work just fine. But then if you want to listen one day while you sit on the couch at home, you can do that too. Options.

• 32:31Tracy V. Wilson?

  Yeah.

• 32:31Holly Frey?

  Yeah. If this is your weekend coming up. And you have time off. I hope that you use that time to make the world a better place, but also do you use that time to rest and recuperate? We need you as strong and well rested as you can be in the days that we are living in. If you do not have time off this weekend, and you have responsibilities, or you are scheduled for work, I hope that everyone is cool to you, that you still get time to yourself to center and recuperate from all of the things that are going on in the world. I think we all need to be very mindful of our nervous systems right now and what we can and cannot do in a given

• 33:14Holly Frey?

  day, and try to do our very best. Like I said, please take care of one another. We will be right back here tomorrow with a classic episode, and then we will have something brand new on Monday.

• 33:30Tracy V. Wilson?

  Stuff You Missed in History Class is a production of iHeartRadio. For more podcasts from iHeartRadio, visit the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your favorite shows.

• 33:45Holly Frey?

  A rare disease diagnosis can change your life, but it doesn't have to define your future. In season seven of Untold Stories: Life with a Severe Autoimmune Condition, host Martine Hackett continues the conversation with people living with MG, CIDP, and the broader rare disease community, exploring what comes after diagnosis through stories of hope, progress, and connection. Produced by Ruby Studio in partnership with Argenx. Listen on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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• 34:51Tracy V. Wilson?

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