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Dr. Josh Emdur is not your average physician. With his expertise and passion for improving the efficiency in the delivery of primary care, he has become a pioneer in the field. He spent over a decade treating the sick within the hospital walls. It was during this time that he came to a profound realization: true health is achieved outside of the hospital, and he made it his mission to transform the way primary care is provided. He is currently the Chief Medical Officer at SteadyMD, where he launched the world's first virtual primary care practice specifically tailored for runners. Leveraging technology and focusing on preventive measures, he has bridged the gap between healthcare and wellness.   In this episode you will hear:   ●      The key differences between hospital care and primary care. ●      How we all are paying for the current ER system in US Health Care. ●      Why asynchronous care can be great for both patients and providers. ●      Removing barriers from medical care. ●      The changing landscape of medical care in part because of telehealth. ●      How telehealth is changing the landscape for both patients and physicians. ●      Building a virtual practice designed to cater a certain group of people.     Josh Emdur is a 50 state licensed physician leader with a passion for improving the efficiency in the delivery of primary care. He believes everyone should have access to healthcare that is convenient, affordable, and high value.   He spent over a decade treating the sick in the hospital prior to becoming the Chief Medical Officer at SteadyMD where he launched the world's first virtual primary care practice especially for runners. While caring for hospitalized patients he learned that health is achieved outside of the hospital.   Connect with Dr. Josh Emdur: Website: https://www.steadymd.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josh-emdur-do-80b4867/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drjoshruns/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/steadymdrunning     Connect with R Blank and Stephanie Warner: For more Healthier Tech Podcast episodes, and to download our Healthier Tech Quick Start Guide, visit https://HealthierTech.co and follow https://instagram.com/healthiertech     Additional Links: ●     Shield Your Body website: https://ShieldYourBody.com ●     Shield Your Body Youtube Channel: https://youtube.com/shieldyourbody ●     Host R Blank on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rblank9/ ●     Shield Your Body on Instagram: https://instagram.com/shieldyourbody

Our guest: Dr. Josh Emdur, Chief Medical Officer at SteadyMDIn this episode we discuss:  Dr. Emdur's background  An overview of SteadyMD Why virtual care doctors aren't like Uber drivers Improving the clinician experience Bridging in-person and virtual touch-points in a virtual-first care environment What's next? Sponsored by: CM&F Group (www.cmfgroup.com)To learn more about SteadyMD please use the links below:- Website - LinkedInAlso, be sure to follow Slice of Healthcare on our social channels:- Website - Facebook - LinkedIn - Twitter - YouTube - Newsletter

Larry Emdur is one of Australia's most popular TV hosts. He chronicles his 40-year career in his fantastic new memoir "Happy As", available now. I appeared on Emdur's "The Morning Show" 26 times. We catch-up and chat about writing this book, his time hosting "The Price Is Right", his current hosting gig on "The Chase: Australia" and much more.

Welcome to part 1 in this series with Samii Emdur, the founder of Camp To Belong, River Valley.

Join us for part II in this series with Samii Emdur.

Please enjoy the third, and final segment in our series with Samii Emdur.

Telehealth, remote primary care, and the future of medicine! This episode with Josh Emdur, DO is a fun and interesting one about telehealth, remote primary care, and the future of medicine! We get into all sorts of topics from his time as a hospitalist, to him changing up his practice completely and getting out of the hospital and into a role as a remote primary care doctor. He details his ideas on how to make big change in medicine by thinking outside the box, and how his remote primary care practice works. And you know he's legit because he's a distance runner, and sub-elite marathoner Check out Dr. Emdur at https://www.steadymd.com/doctor-josh-emdur/ Enjoy the episode!

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Today, Dr. Josh Emdur joined us to discuss how runners can maintain a healthy immune system. Running helps but running does not guarantee that you have a great immune system. It is important to have a balanced approach to your training during this time period. Moderate exercise has been proven to help your immune system. Your immune system may be at risk if you are sustaining excess training loads. Stress is stress. Stress can be physical or mental. You have to balance the physical stress from running against the stress from your daily life if you are trying to maintain a healthy immune system. If you are trying to figure out the right balance of intensity and volume, here is a good rule of thumb: you should always finish a run feeling better than when you felt when you started. It is important to have a tool like heart rate or Stryd to quantify how hard you are training so you can ensure you are running easy. and more! If you would like to follow Dr. Emdur, you can him on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/drjoshruns/ & you can also learn more about SteadyMD here: www.steadymd.com/stryd

About this episode:In this week’s episode, Hillary interviews the Chief Medical Officer at SteadyMD and talks with him about how sport and health are intertwined, and about the unique approach SteadyMD is taking with an entirely online personal physician service. Guest Bio – Dr. Josh Emdur:Dr. Emdur is a clinician and physician leader with a passion for innovation in primary care. He has held a board certification in family medicine since 2007 and is licensed to practice medicine in over 25 states. He spent over a decade treating the sick in the hospital prior to becoming the Chief Medical Officer at SteadyMD where he launched the world's first personal physician service especially for runners that is entirely online. While caring for hospitalized patients he learned that health is achieved outside of the hospital. His medical approach focuses on using lifestyle to treat chronic diseases and using medication only when lifestyle modifications aren’t enough.His interests include using technology to improve the doctor-patient relationship and exploring alternative payment models for health care outside of traditional insurance. When asked what fuels him in life his response is clear “passion”. Whether it is climbing big walls in Yosemite, striving for marathon personal bests, skiing big backcountry lines in the high mountains, or just being the best human he can it is obvious that he is driven by challenges and excellence. Read More About Dr. Josh Emdur and SteadyMD:https://www.steadymd.com/doctor-josh-emdur/https://twitter.com/steadymdrunninghttps://www.instagram.com/joshemdur/Episode Highlights:How sport and health are intertwinedBuilding a support networkIdentifying stressors that affect performanceListen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, or on your favorite podcast platform.

Dr. Josh Emdur joins us to discuss your running related questions and talk about his online medicine practice, an innovative way to have your doctor at your fingertips! Josh is a graduate of Western University of Health and Sciences School of Osteopathic Medicine and board certified in Family Medicine. He is the Medical Director of Steady MD, an online concierge practice for athletes and anyone interested in living a healthy life. He is also Clinical Adjunct Faculty at Rocky Mountain Vista Osteopathic University, a 2:52 marathoner, an avid backcountry skier, former climber, and married father of two boys! *This podcast is for general educational purposes only and does not constitute the practice of medicine. This is not a substitute for medical care.  Episode Sponsored by Altra Running. Altra's foot shaped toe box allows toes to relax and spread out naturally and the big toe to remain in a straight position for maximum stability and power.  Follow Josh on instagram Steady MD on Instagram Learn more about Online Medicine: Steady MD Music by JAM Studio "Safe Word" and Origami Pigeon "Pins and Needles"

I went to Alyse Emdur's special event Stinky Drinks & Edible Flowers at Odd Ark gallery during her solo show 'Skunks and Flowers' and was not only struck by Alyse's work but also the artist herself when she did a Q&A with Lisa Anne Auerbach .    Later I had the opportunity to sit with the artist in her loft home/studio in the heart of the Arts District which she shares with her partner and fellow artist Michael Parker. I listened to Alyse talk about the very different things that inspire her, I learnt that there is music that encourages plants to grow and I have a renewed appreciation for skunks... all the while sipping fresh mint tea from a beautiful ceramic mug.    See Alyse Emdur's work on What Artists Listen To and learn more about the art podcast project on Instagram , Facebook, and Twitter   This podcast was created by the artist Pia Pack edited with the help of Tony Thaxton and the title music was created by musician Dylan Rippon . 

Welcome to episode 80 of the Final Surge Podcast where we welcome medical doctor Josh Emdur to the show. Josh has an interesting practice, he works for SteadyMD which changes the way the people interact with their primary care physician. Imagine, instead of calling your primary care doctor for an appointment you texted them and shortly thereafter you were talking to your doctor via a video chat. Dr. Emdur's practice does just that and he specializes in working with runners. You can find him at SteadyMD.com/running. Josh is doing some interesting thing around medicine for runners If you could tell us how you got started as a runner? 8 years ago as became a parent Played soccer, lacrosse was always a better runner than a player As a physician and parent in Boulder turned to running Ran Rock n Roll marathon in San Diego in 2011 and set sights on Boston Wasn't until he hired a coach that he had his big breakthrough What was it working with a coach that really changed things? Had qualified for Boston, but never fast enough to get accepted Didn't understand what it meant to run easy and the 80/20 rule You are online at SteadyMD.com/running can you tell us what this site is about? Been a family doctor for the last decade Concierge medical service for runners How does that work, how do you treat patients virtually? Medical school taught 80% of diagnosis is in history This allows you to take the time to get to know them and their history and goals Subscription service outside of health insurance Build a 1-on-1 relationship with the client Constant communications with patients  I’ve seen on your social media that Neely Spence Gracey uses you, being in Boulder are you working with a certain level of runners or anyone? Athlete doctor Athlete care network A new way to handle primary care with someone who understands runners Works with some coaches and athletes as part of their team Work with any athlete trying to help them get to their goal You have mentioned you are more like a primary care doctor for athletes.  Why do I need a primary care physician when it seems specialist is more of the trend these days? Primary care doctors look at the big picture Can you practice in any state? Have to be licensed in every state Currently licensed in 26 states You are obviously using technology to make this work, what do you with the future of healthcare technology such as all the data that Apple Health is grabbing, Do you or can you use and monitor that? The current system is not working High deductible systems are not working, discourage care Here they have access to a Doctor  Fan of GoodRx It seems that technology is lowering the costs for just about everything in our lives these days, but the one place it is not lowering is our healthcare costs. Healthcare costs total about 18% of our GDP last I saw, without getting into the politics of health care and ObamaCare, do you see subscription services like this as a future way to lower costs? It doesn't cost a lot of money to take good care of people 5 minutes with primary care physician does not move the needle It takes time with patients to dig deeper If someone is already paying obscene amounts for health insurance why would they spend the $79/mo on this too? Runners pay a lot for health insurance and don't even use it because not happy with the experience  Get on a higher deductible plan and use this to help with basic health goals People are not used to paying to go see the Doctor, takes time to get used to, but paying for expertise  I don't go to the doctors often, I don't think I have been to a Dr. in at least 7-8 years. Last time I was there I had an appointment and all I remember is it took almost an hour longer before I was able to see the doctor. How would an appointment work with you online? Video chat, HIPAA compliant The first appointment is over an hour going over history, that first visit is important to get to know who caring for If received a prescription from you would insurance cover it? Yes I wake up this AM and not feeling well and want a consultation, how long would it take to get an appointment? Text through the app and will be able to see the same day What does an appointment with you look like? Check vitals Get a history of what is going on Come up with a treatment plan What do you think is running related injuries vs general health issues for your clients? 50/50 Most start with running injuries but then develops into a general relationship I wake up on a Tuesday morning with a race this weekend and I am feeling something coming on. You are off on your vacation for a couple weeks rock climbing in South America, what happens if i need service while you are gone? We have other doctors in practice that fill in You mentioned you can be a team member with an athlete and their coach, can you give me an example of how that would work? Have an athlete who is coached by a McMillian coach using Final Surge which I can see the information and notes of We were able to catch an injury issue early when it was just a stress reaction, not a stress fracture Came up with diagnosis and back at it  Final Surge 5 questions in under a minute Favorite endurance/running book? - Born to Run Current trainers you are wearing? - Newton  Favorite race? - Boston or any race where people are excited to be there Favorite recovery meal or recovery drink? - Cholocate Milk Your favorite workout - Anytime pushing myself usually on trails  Resources SteadyMD/Running Website SteadyMDRunning on Twitter SteadyMDRunning on Instagram    

Dr. Josh Emdur, DO (in his own words): “I am a board-certified Family Medicine physician (practicing for over 10 years) and 2:53 marathoner with a passion for providing personal, high value medical care that embraces the use of technology.  My … Continue reading →

Dr. Josh Emdur, DO (in his own words): “I am a board-certified Family Medicine physician (practicing for over 10 years) and 2:53 marathoner with a passion for providing personal, high value medical care that embraces the use of technology.  My … Continue reading →

As much as we try to navigate our way around Dr. Google and his suggestions for our troubles as runners, we all know deep in our hearts that the best way to deal with an injury or frustration is to go speak to a medical professional.  But it can be hard to find someone you trust without spending thousands trying to find someone who won't just say, "stop running". That is why I brought Dr. Mark Cucuzzella and Dr. Josh Emdur on today as they are working on something radical that could change the way we as runners are treated for our running injuries. Steady MD is something that I believe a LOT of you will benefit greatly from. Mark, Josh and I discuss running in its basic form, the peace it brings us, and why even if you have a very busy life, where it feels like you don't even have a minute to yourself, you need to find time to get yourself in a healthy place, or there is no way you can help those you love. If Dr Josh and Dr Mark can manage it, we all definitely can! We discuss the problems in the health industry today, and the frustration as runners we feel when we can't even get our doctors to get back to us within 24 hours, let alone the immediate response we hope for...when we have a pain, but a big race is coming, we need help NOW. We dive deep into the culture we live in, and what we can do if we are frustrated with the communities we live in. You have to be the role model and the one to begin that change towards health. Mark and Josh give great advice how. Finally, we talk about female bodies, and what body fat a woman needs to be able to sustain a healthy pregnancy, and how we can overcome the mismatch with what our culture portrays as the perfect weight. If we do not do something, the girls growing up in our world will believe that an unhealthily lean body type is what they have to strive towards, but it needs to be changed.  This episode is for you if you are passionate about health and those you love being in a place where they can live a long and happy life. Or if you are frustrated with injuries and the medical system never really giving you any help or control over the situation.  Today's Guests Dr. Mark Cucuzzella and Dr. Josh Emdur Dr Mark Cucuzzella is one of the leaders of the health industry for his work in the state of West Virginia. Mark a family medicine physican with an extensive background in treating health diseases. Mark is the executive director of Two Rivers Treads Running Store, and race director for the Freedom Run. Dr Josh Emdur is a family physician with extensive expertise in the non-surgical treatment of adult disorders, including the treatment of severe life-threatening illnesses. Josh is now the lead physician working for SteadyMD Running; an online platform to work one on one with a health professional who cares about you as a runner. What You Will Learn About Why waking up early to get your run in is like being a member of a secret club and the stillness is so good for us. Is trail or road running more likely to give you an injury? Should we all do trail running or just for runners doing trail races? Why SteadyMD is partnering runners from all over the world with a physician who actually understands runners and can help you with your running injury questions at any time you need. Fructose and the damage is is doing to our bodies, what we can do in our communities to reverse or limit the damage on our loved ones. Why it is so important to cook and eat dinner as a family...even if that means you eat later at night. Why women lose their menstrual cycles, and how to know if you need to do something about it. Inspirational Quotes It wasn't really until I became a parent where I found running and started running consistently.  -Josh (Running) just creeps up on you. It took me a while before I started to identify myself as a runner, but once you really start having that consistency of training, you realize, the habit forming and addictive nature of running, its interesting how it just sneaks up on you.-Josh In order to be in a healing profession, it's impossible to care for others if you aren't yourself in a good personal spot...If you are stressed, and you are not happy with your own life, it is really impossible to heal others.-Josh Variety is the spice of life for everything. It is great to do different things, and prevent burnout.-Josh We live in a new world of connectivity with the internet, there is no doubt healthcare is changing...the current model of healthcare doesn't really leverage technology to its potential. With SteadyMD, using technology and messaging and video conferencing, I am able to develop real personal relationships with my runners.-Josh I don't think virtual medicine or online medicine is going to solve every single problem a patient comes in with, but probably 90% of things that happen in well people can be done online.-Mark Most chronic disease management and preventing is understanding the patterns a person has, looking at their lab values, going through training and food diaries.-Mark Just because you are a runner and you exercise frequently, it doesn't actually mean you are healthy.-Josh its up to you, the world out there is designed to make us all really sick. There is a mcdonalds on every street corner, we take buses, the streets aren't safe to go run or ride your bike. That is what it is and that's not gonna go away. Mark You start losing the weight, and your body is making energy.-Mark Don't put pain in your body. -Mark Health is normal human functioning, and a females health, the way we are designed or evolved is that we are designed so that if you are a female to get pregnant, sustain a childbirth, and feed the child, which takes a different level of body fat to Josh or I. We were designed to go out and hunt and kill things or keep bad things away from the cave or whatever habitative dangers are. You need a critical percent body fat to maintain those normal functions, running fast is kind of a mismatch. To run at world class level, probably the highest end body fat of an olympian champion marathoner might come in at around 15-16%, and they are healthy to a degree. Unhealthy is when females start getting down to 10-12%. Mark Once you stop menstruating, it really should raise some flags, and what are my goals. Sure, if you are trying to make the olympics, thats a sacrifice, but for most people, menstruation is a healthy, normal body function, and in order to get it back, you really have to invest in your recovery. -Josh Resources Mentioned Last week's episode with Rob Jones The Healthy Running Clinics (Mark's courses) HealthFitYou (will be the website once it launches) Steady MD Running Natural Running Center website  Washington Post Article on Stress Fractures in Collegiate Athletes Peak Performance by Steve Magness and  Brad Stulburg

In Episode 016 of A Medicinal Mind: Wisdom and Wellbeing we share a conversation with Board Certified Family Medicine Physician, avid runner and community health visionary Dr. Josh Emdur.   While Josh is certainly passionate about exercise and sharing his joy for running with his patients, his calling and compassionate service to others is most profoundly embedded in his unrelenting desire to improve the patient doctor relationship and ultimately improve communities most in need.   As you will hear in the podcast, Josh comes from a background and family deeply rooted in medicine, but his unique passions have brought him to pursue an alternative approach to engaging and empowering patients. Josh is one of the newest generation of practitioners practicing telemedicine based Direct Primary Care, as previously outlined in Episode 7 of our podcast with Dr. Spencer Nadolsky DO.  Both Josh and Spencer have partnered with SteadyMD, an organization and platform dedicated to direct primary care and engagement of patients beyond what is possible in a traditional face-to-face medical encounter.   In our conversation today Josh shares much of his background entering the field of family medicine and later pursuing work as a hospitalist in Boulder, Colorado.   Josh shares some of his most insightful wisdom regarding the urgent need to transform healthcare delivery and revitalize the doctor patient relationship.   Together,  we explore topics such as:     What does it mean to be in the profession of medicine? What is a profession in the first place?   What are the most unsustainable aspects of our current medical model and how are Josh and other physicians seeking to change the course of healthcare delivery.     Getting personal we discuss   What does a typical day looks like for Josh when seeing patients as part of SteadyMD?   What can patients expect as part of their partnership in working with Josh? What are the expected benefits as well as the potential downsides? Do you lose anything when seeing patients over telemedicine? And what are emerging communication modalities and health education resources that Josh is using to communicate and encourage patients to make sustainable lifestyle changes.     And lastly we dig into our desperate need to find space and value in a cramped and overburden healthcare system.     Why is time to reflect, think, and further explore the personal needs of each patient so critical, yet remarkably lacking in current, traditional medical models.   How can patients add incredible value to their health care and decrease total cost by partnering with a Direct Primary Care doctor through membership based practices.   I'm incredibly grateful to Josh and all the visionary physicians and leaders at SteadyMD. As we share in the podcast, healthcare is changing and perhaps the only choice now is to decide whether you will be swimming with the flow or against it.   Please seek out Josh via the contact information on our podcast page, and begin to explore the avenues that perhaps you can pursue in partnering with a direct primary care physician, seeking to improve your health and the health of your community.   Please, if you enjoy this podcast, we would really appreciate it if you could leave a review in iTunes or Apple Podcasts so that more listeners can engage with our mindful message.   Thank you as always for your support and we hope you enjoy the show!   To access more information on SteadyMD use this link: https://www.steadymd.com/ ​And to access specific information for runners from Josh on SteadyMD you may use this link: https://www.steadymd.com/running Learn more about how Josh is revolutionizing the Doctor Patient Relationship with SteadyMD by using this link: https://www.boulderdoc.com/​   To listen to all of our previous podcasts, use this link to access them on our website: http://www.amedicinalmind.com/podcast-wisdom-and-well-being   Disclaimer: The content at A Medicinal Mind and the content of our podcast are educational and informational in nature. They are not intended to be medical advice, spiritual counsel or a substitute for working with a health professional or a trained spiritual counselor. We cannot guarantee the outcome of any of the recommendations provided on our page or by the guests on our podcast and any statements written or made about any potential outcomes are expressions of opinion only.

Dr Barry Katzman, Board Certified opthamologist explains eye misconceptions, glasses, and laser/lasic eye surgery.

Kerri Caswell, PT and Deborah Ross, MA CCC-SLP discuss the options for improving the quality of life for Parkinson's patients using LSVT LOUD and LSVT BIG.

Dr. Fadi Hadad talks about "Super Bugs" including C-diff and MRSA and what we can do to avoid them.

Lydia Lombardi, Social Services director at Vitas hospice gives us tips to about coping with loss over the holidays.

Dr. Tiru, board certified in pulmonary and internal medicine, explains how to treat the body as a whole including nutrition, vitamins, and even the benefits of donating blood.

Dr. Jeff Anthony explains the role of sports medicine and breaks down the common injuries like concussions.

Interested in what volunteering has to offer your health? Listen to opportunities and information from an expert as Alex Silva, Director of Volunteer Services at Vitas sheds light on what you may not know!

Dr. Brian weeks talks about nasal issues including snoring and a new balloon procedure to clear the way for your sinuses!

Dr. Mark Chodos, orthopedic surgeon at sharp hospital talks about how to avoid and how to treat foot and ankle injuries such as sprains and Achilles tears.

Dr. Joseph Aiello breaks down the concept of "Wheat Bellies" and the benefits of being gluten free.

In this episode Kendra and Dr. Emdur invite special guest Dr. Irwin Goldstein to discuss sexual medecine and sexual health problems.

Dr Sinclair from Vitas hospice discuses cancer prevention.

Dr. Parvati Tiru Discusses tips for healthy cancer prevention.

Host Kendra Vallone sits down with co-host Dr. Larry Emdur to discuss diet and nutrition.

In this episode Kendra and Dr. Emdur discuss topics such as death, advance directives with guest Marianne Latini and other useful information about diet and healthy aging.

An interview with game show host and TV all-rounder Larry Emdur where we discuss: Being a parent Insulting the Queen The cost of fame Advice to newcomers ...and much more. To subscribe to all: http://www.aawtp.libsyn.com/rss For full list: http://aawtp.libsyn.com Fo more about Michael Pope: http://www.michaelpope.com.au

A very hustlin’ episode in which we take trick-or-treating seriously, grow udders and drink ourselves dry and pitch competing faun based game shows. - Vicki unearths the archaeological dig that is her bag. - We go trick-or-treating and psychologically ruin someone’s life. - We develop a subconscious pack mentality and refuse to dress up as Mexicans. - We paint the ceiling of the Urban Dictionary head offices. - Our hot girlfriend attends our Star Wars party, dressed as Jabba the Hutt. - Ben’s refuses to spend more than $5 on fake weaponry out of protest (and cheapness) and regrets his decision. - We make a quick trip to ALDI for some off brand Cornflakes and a flute. - We paint ourselves red for the purpose of dance competitions and TV extras. - We discuss future Halloween costume ideas, which may include; each other, emails, a socially awkward banana and Mr Tumnus. - Larry Emdur is the highlight of Vicki’s unemployment and is lucky to not be stuck at reception. - Alex eats a Berocca tablet for Ben’s amusement. - Vicki’s friend is a V8 juice jerk. - Cordial people have scarred Ben for life. - Vicki decides to become a famous ‘knoll’ photographer. - We pitch competing faun based game shows. - Vicki’s Japanese friend is burdened with the task of discovering fish immortality. - Vicki somehow dreams of a life worse than hers. - Aziz Ansari visits Melbourne but don’t stop reading – he knows Kanye West!

A very hustlin’ episode in which we take trick-or-treating seriously, grow udders and drink ourselves dry and pitch competing faun based game shows. - Vicki unearths the archaeological dig that is her bag. - We go trick-or-treating and psychologically ruin someone’s life. - We develop a subconscious pack mentality and refuse to dress up as Mexicans. - We paint the ceiling of the Urban Dictionary head offices. - Our hot girlfriend attends our Star Wars party, dressed as Jabba the Hutt. - Ben’s refuses to spend more than $5 on fake weaponry out of protest (and cheapness) and regrets his decision. - We make a quick trip to ALDI for some off brand Cornflakes and a flute. - We paint ourselves red for the purpose of dance competitions and TV extras. - We discuss future Halloween costume ideas, which may include; each other, emails, a socially awkward banana and Mr Tumnus. - Larry Emdur is the highlight of Vicki’s unemployment and is lucky to not be stuck at reception. - Alex eats a Berocca tablet for Ben’s amusement. - Vicki’s friend is a V8 juice jerk. - Cordial people have scarred Ben for life. - Vicki decides to become a famous ‘knoll’ photographer. - We pitch competing faun based game shows. - Vicki’s Japanese friend is burdened with the task of discovering fish immortality. - Vicki somehow dreams of a life worse than hers. - Aziz Ansari visits Melbourne but don’t stop reading – he knows Kanye West!

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