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Disease

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Oct 28, 2026

John CantrellHOST
15:51
Next up, it's John.
John CantrellHOST
15:52
In my quiz from Arse Disease, Jim and Johnny were trying to find a four-letter secret word by taking it in turns to guess, with each of their guesses making it easy for the next player.
John CantrellHOST
16:00
For my Here's What You Missed, I've got one more word for you both to play.
John CantrellHOST
16:04
Okay, Johnny just beat me on the main show.
David BoldemanHOST
0:18
And under the right circumstances, what started as a single infection can become an epidemic.
David BoldemanHOST
0:24
But why do some diseases spread so much faster than others? And is there a limit to just how contagious a disease can become? I'm David Baldwin.
David BoldemanHOST
0:32
I'm not a scientist, but I am curious.
David BoldemanHOST
0:34
And on today's It Starts With episode, I'm joined by a friend of the show, science journalist, Ellen Fidian.
Ellen PhiddianGUEST
0:52
Possibly, yeah.
Ellen PhiddianGUEST
0:52
The pH throws everyone off and I don't blame them.
David BoldemanHOST
0:55
Yeah, it might be the pH in the diseases as well.
David BoldemanHOST
0:58
So that's what we're talking about.
Melissa MackenzieHOST
12:31
They're austere.
Melissa MackenzieHOST
12:33
And their impression of home and family is one of Sickness, disease, and something that nobody with any kind of brain would want.
speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:47
And
Melissa MackenzieHOST
12:47
then they plunk this technology in the middle of it that offers no solutions because what solutions are there really for a family? And I want to go back to the John Hughes movie because...
Matthew CarnicelliGUEST
18:20
Since we're talking about memoir, I did bring one of my favorite books.
Matthew CarnicelliGUEST
18:25
Can you read it right? It's In Sickness, and it's by Barrett Rollins.
Matthew CarnicelliGUEST
18:31
And it's just one of the weirdest stories.
Matthew CarnicelliGUEST
18:35
It's an amazing story.
Cari ChampionHOST
37:43
I would even suggest if the NBA was just getting started, there could be perhaps conversations that are unhealthy, not necessarily the ones that we're having about the W or we're hearing about the W, but I would suggest that if social media was around when they first started
Jemele HillHOST
37:58
Oh, could you imagine what social media would have been like during Magic Johnson, Larry Bird? Are you kidding me? Sickness.
Jemele HillHOST
38:03
Yes, absolutely.
Jemele HillHOST
38:04
It would have been the same nonsense.
MaryGUEST
5:28
So I bought the business offer and have continued that since 2001, I think.
Karen JoyHOST
5:35
So were your clients mostly up in Malady area?
MaryGUEST
5:39
Yeah, I had the other
Karen JoyHOST
5:40
one,
Mark LobelHOST
0:47
This episode contains some strong language.
Mark LobelHOST
0:50
Buckle up for the mighty John Sweeney, the award-winning journalist, the investigative reporter here on Out of Order with me, Mark Lobel, in partnership with Disorder, where we speak to remarkable people unguarded to make sense of this mad, mad, mad world.
John SweeneyGUEST
1:11
I didn't realise just how ghastly this figure is.
John SweeneyGUEST
1:14
He's very thin-skinned and very nasty.

53 MINS LATER

Mark LobelHOST
54:37
That was Out of Order with John Sweeney.
Mark LobelHOST
54:39
The producer is the one and only George McDonagh.
Mark LobelHOST
54:42
Don't forget you can follow or subscribe to the podcast Out of Order with me, Mark Lobel, and also follow the Disorder podcast too.
Mark LobelHOST
54:51
And you can find all of our material on YouTube, all the videos of our interviews, plus lots and lots of other stuff too.
AloHOST
7:27
There's also a set of conditions that affect women specifically and get missed constantly.
AloHOST
7:32
If you have persistent chest discomfort or shortness of breath and you were told your arteries look normal, ask directly whether microvascular disease, or INOCA, has been considered.
AloHOST
7:43
SCAD, spontaneous coronary artery dissection, is a tear in the artery wall that can happen in women who otherwise seem completely healthy, and it's often tied to the postpartum period or other hormonal transitions.
AloHOST
7:57
If you're postpartum and have chest pain, insist that SCAD is on the list.
AloHOST
8:02
Peripartum cardiomyopathy is a form of heart failure that can show up late in pregnancy or in the months after delivery, and it can disguise itself as normal new mom exhaustion at first.
AloHOST
8:13
Watch for shortness of breath, swelling, trouble lying flat, or a racing heart.

10 MINS LATER

AloHOST
18:34
Last piece here, testosterone.
AloHOST
18:37
Because women have it too, and it gets ignored constantly.
GrahamHOST
3:20
Yeah.
GrahamHOST
3:21
Atrocity Exhibition and Disorder are both references to J.G. Ballard stuff.
GrahamHOST
3:26
Metamatic, I didn't know.
PatrickHOST
3:28
After John Fox.

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PatrickHOST
12:13
Even the song titles, right? We've got Unknown Pleasures, which was r- released roughly a year before in June '79.
GrahamHOST
12:19
Mm.
PatrickHOST
12:19
You've got titles like Disorder- Candidate, Insight, New Dawn Fades, Wilderness, Interzone
GrahamHOST
12:26
Interzone

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