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Posted by noa on March 30, 2003, at 12:36:59
The Infinite Mind is a great radio program. This week's topic is Depression.
It is being guest hosted this week by Peter Kramer and guests include Dr. Ronald Duman, prof. of psychopharm at Yale, and Dr. Robert Sapolsky (one of my favorites)physiologist and author of Why Zebras don't get Ulcers, plus a few other guests.
Here is more info on the Depression program:
http://www.theinfinitemind.com/mind263.htm
For broadcast info in your area, see:
Posted by OddipusRex on March 30, 2003, at 18:54:06
In reply to Depression on The Infinite Mind Radio Show, posted by noa on March 30, 2003, at 12:36:59
Thanks noa. sounds good. And Dar williams is going to be on the same night. I like her a lot. She wrote my theme song for last year (remember when ally macbeall's therapist told her she needed a theme song?) and sang it with Joan Baez. I'm singing along with these lyrics now. I'm glad you can't hear:)I hope I can find the radio program.
You're Aging Well
Dar WilliamsWhy is it that as we grow older and stronger
The road signs point us adrift and make us afraid
Saying "You never can win," "Watch your back," "Where's your husband?"
Oh, I don't like the signs that the signmakers made.So I'm going to steal out with my paint and brushes
I'll change the directions, I'll hit every street
It's the Tinseltown scandal, the Robin Hood vandal
She goes out and steals the king's English
And in the morning you wake up and the signs point to youThey say
"I'm so glad that you finally made it here,"
"You thought nobody cared, but I did, I could tell,"
And "This is your year," and "It always starts here,"
And oh... "You're aging well."Well I know a woman with a collection of sticks
She could fight back the hundreds of voices she heard
And she could poke at the greed, she could fend off her need
And with anger she found she could pound every word.
But one voice got through, caught her up by surprise
It said, "Don't hold us back, we're the story you tell,"
And no sooner than spoken, a spell had been broken
And the voices before her were trumpets and tympani
Violins, basses and woodwinds and cellos, singing"We're so glad that you finally made it here
You thought nobody cared, but we did, we could tell
And now you'll dance through the days while the orchestra plays
And oh, you're aging well."
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> The Infinite Mind is a great radio program. This week's topic is Depression.
>
> It is being guest hosted this week by Peter Kramer and guests include Dr. Ronald Duman, prof. of psychopharm at Yale, and Dr. Robert Sapolsky (one of my favorites)physiologist and author of Why Zebras don't get Ulcers, plus a few other guests.
>
> Here is more info on the Depression program:
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> http://www.theinfinitemind.com/mind263.htm
>
> For broadcast info in your area, see:
>
> http://www.lcmedia.com/stations.htm
Posted by Dinah on March 30, 2003, at 19:17:42
In reply to Depression on The Infinite Mind Radio Show, posted by noa on March 30, 2003, at 12:36:59
Posted by noa on March 31, 2003, at 3:17:28
In reply to Re: Listening to it now on the Web! (nm) » noa, posted by Dinah on March 30, 2003, at 19:17:42
I fell asleep listening to it--I remember hearing Sapolsky talk about not berating diabetics for being dependent on insulin, and talking about the stress response evolving for short bursts of survival, and then I was out, I think. Oh well. But I think I can hear it on the web, if I can only figure out how to hook up a headset (no speakers here).
I love that show.
Posted by ShelliR on April 1, 2003, at 20:39:38
In reply to And Dar Williams too! » noa, posted by OddipusRex on March 30, 2003, at 18:54:06
I love Dar Williams. I saw her twice in concert last year, in a very intimate setting. She's gives a great concert.
Shelli
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