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Sep 10, 2026

Jennifer AshbyHOST
11:42
So, how does East Asian medicine explain skin as a reflection of internal organ health, not just surface concerns?
Thalia Kazakos OmarGUEST
11:51
Yeah.
Thalia Kazakos OmarGUEST
11:52
So, Skin is considered the third lung.
Thalia Kazakos OmarGUEST
11:57
So that is an interesting concept because our lungs are involved in moisture distribution in the body and also our immune system.
Thalia Kazakos OmarGUEST
12:06
And my biggest pet peeve with modern dermatology is we act as though the skin isn't covering our entire bodies, our largest organ, a reflection of everything, a detox organ, and also a barrier organ to protect us.

25 MINS LATER

Jennifer AshbyHOST
37:06
In my late 40s, early 50s, I got...
Jennifer AshbyHOST
37:11
I'm not a...
Jennifer AshbyHOST
37:12
Skin is...
KelseyPANELIST
3:16
skin? Yeah.
KelseyPANELIST
3:18
So, PDRN is becoming so popular because it's so regenerative, right? And so, I feel like we were just talking about this earlier.
KelseyPANELIST
3:25
Regenerative skincare is such a hot buzzword in the industry, and it's been around forever.
KelseyPANELIST
3:30
But I think a lot of the, like, age groups that are starting to come to medical spas, it's not too correct for them.
KelseyPANELIST
3:39
the damage that they've done.
KelseyPANELIST
3:40
That used to be the case because as the aesthetics industry grew, it was the older clientele coming in saying, oh my gosh, I have browns.
KelseyPANELIST
3:49
I have all of these deep wrinkles.
KelseyPANELIST
3:52
They just didn't do a good job of preventative skincare.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:40
And I saw you at the party and I had to say hi.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:42
Skin bright.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:43
I'm here, your type.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:47
You are the cutest, a family boss Love you from the start, now I broke your heart Wine bubble bath, cause you're pretty and you're smart Anywhere you roll up, the surprise starts on you

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speaker_17SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:11
Y'all come now, I like Congo Me want beat up and something make you jump up You know me love fuck, you know me love your skin Out the title, me just wanna fuck your foot
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:28
Come ride pa ni deep fat long dick Me miss ya throat, ya hood like plastic Fuck ya hardback,
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:33
ya gohan with antics Like acrobat, like gymnastic Fuck fantastic, ya gohan chad shit Inna ya belly, me ya bust like ya skit Skin out ya tight hole, gimme right now Me ya go make sure se you understand me
speaker_17SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:44
Gohan pa nika ki gal, gal Crawl pa nika ki gal Gohan pa nika ki gal Up on pa nika ki gal Ride it, like it, you're so phenomenal And ya pussy clean, you know, smell like hospital One panika ki gyal A pan panika ki gyal
Drowsy HistorianHOST
17:19
Stone becomes a cutting edge.
Drowsy HistorianHOST
17:21
Hide becomes clothing, covering, rope, containers or sections of a boat.
Drowsy HistorianHOST
17:27
Fat becomes food and fuel.
Drowsy HistorianHOST
17:29
Even the parts of an animal that might be discarded elsewhere can remain useful here.

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Drowsy HistorianHOST
65:42
Meat will be prepared for eating.
Drowsy HistorianHOST
65:44
Fat will be rendered and stored.
Drowsy HistorianHOST
65:47
Hide will be cleaned and worked.
Drowsy HistorianHOST
65:49
Bones will be examined for useful pieces.
Ben RogersHOST
19:56
It's not tomorrow.
Ben RogersHOST
19:58
Plan Your Skin Year is Thursday.
Ben RogersHOST
20:01
Carter, thank you for that.
Ben RogersHOST
20:03
Gosh, man, what would I do without Carter? Thank you.

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Ben RogersHOST
55:05
We have a few podcasts with her, so if you're watching our YouTube channel or any of our podcasts, she's done three or four by now.
Ben RogersHOST
55:13
Just fantastic, skin-wise.
Ben RogersHOST
55:15
Skin-wise dermatology.
Ben RogersHOST
55:16
Thank you, Denise.
Aaron HerzogHOST
0:20
And he said, you know what? When you have...
Aaron HerzogHOST
0:24
skin even if you tear a baguette the way you have a baguette that's tumult the way you retire a baguette you tear it he says but if you tear it and it's made out of hide it's made out of leather for example then in that case the tearing it doesn't help because the leather you can put it back together as good as new therefore it's not considered a break and therefore um and therefore it would retain its tumor, and therefore it would retain its tumor.
Aaron HerzogHOST
0:58
I'm going to make
JoeyPANELIST
0:59
a guess before we start that nobody on this class wore leather pants when they were younger.

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Aaron HerzogHOST
8:03
If so, why by a tanner do I say breaking it? According to our mayor, even if I don't peel it, it takes it out from the tower.
Aaron HerzogHOST
8:11
I don't understand.
Aaron HerzogHOST
8:13
You're asking Kasha from our mayor.
Aaron HerzogHOST
8:17
Look at the Rabbanim who argue with Rameh.
Carmine MontaltoHOST
0:00
Hi and welcome to the Skin Karma Pod.
Carmine MontaltoHOST
0:02
I'm Carmine, the creator and voice of the Skin Karma Blog.
Carmine MontaltoHOST
0:06
With more than three decades in beauty as a brand builder, copywriter, and skincare junkie, I'm putting my product wisdom and expertise to work demystifying skincare.
Carmine MontaltoHOST
0:17
If you've spent any time exploring longevity, healthy aging, or even premium skincare lately, you've probably heard the word glutathione.
Carmine MontaltoHOST
0:27
It's often called the body's master antioxidant.
Carmine MontaltoHOST
0:31
But what exactly does that mean? Why does our body manufacture glutathione in the first place? Why do levels naturally decline with age? And if glutathione is as important as many scientists believe, why has it proven so remarkably difficult to deliver back into our cells? Today's guest has spent more than 30 years trying to answer those questions.

19 MINS LATER

Nayan PatelGUEST
20:01
If you're drinking on a daily basis or a weekly basis, you may start seeing it at 25 or 24 years of age too.
Carmine MontaltoHOST
20:06
Yeah.

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The Most Relaxing Facts About Essential Oils to Fall Asleep To _ 432 hz

Aug 27 · 7 Mentions

speaker_0NARRATOR
70:34
It is its potential to make the healing process feel calmer and more tolerable.
speaker_0NARRATOR
70:39
Certain oils influence skin inflammation signaling pathways.
speaker_0NARRATOR
70:43
Skin information is controlled by signaling molecules that tell cells when to react and when to calm down.
speaker_0NARRATOR
70:50
Researchers study essential oils to see whether certain components influence these signaling pathways in laboratory models.
speaker_0NARRATOR
70:58
Instead of focusing only on microbes, these studies examine how skin cells respond to stress or irritation.
speaker_0NARRATOR
71:15
This is why results vary widely across oils and doses.
speaker_0NARRATOR
71:20
The fascination lies in nuance.
speaker_0NARRATOR
71:22
Skin is not passive.
Carmine MontaltoHOST
0:00
Hi, and welcome to the Skin Karma Pod.
Carmine MontaltoHOST
0:02
I'm Carmine, the creator and voice of the Skin Karma blog.
Carmine MontaltoHOST
0:06
With more than three decades in beauty as a brand builder, copywriter, and skincare junkie, I'm putting my product wisdom and expertise to work demystifying skincare.
Carmine MontaltoHOST
0:17
When we think about innovation in skincare, we tend to focus on whatever ingredient or technology is dominating headlines at the moment.
Carmine MontaltoHOST
0:24
Exosomes, PDRN, regenerative aesthetics, or the latest longevity buzzword.
Carmine MontaltoHOST
0:30
But every so often, it's worth asking a different question.
Carmine MontaltoHOST
0:35
Which brands were talking about these ideas before the rest of the industry caught on? Long before skin barrier repair became a marketing slogan and certainly before the microbiome entered the beauty lexicon, Beekman 1802 was building an entire philosophy around supporting the skin rather than constantly trying to correct it.
Carmine MontaltoHOST
0:56
This week, I'm honored to be joined by Dr. Brent Ridge, physician, co-founder of Beekman 1802, former vice president of healthy living at Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, and one of the beauty industry's kindest and most thoughtful voices.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
20:51
She make it bright, love.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
20:52
Skin full of bright like-
Deejay SadioHOST
20:53
Baby, baby, when you good up
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
20:55
Gudum, gudum, bubble pow.

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speaker_10SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
39:03
La-la, la-la-la-la He say all you want somebody All you want somebody All you want somebody All you want somebody All you want somebody So He say he is the greatest And then he lean in my [censored] like the matrix 10 out of 10, yeah, he rate it He need it 'til the morning after the night One thing he don't do is waste it If I'm going with my friends And I wanna have a time He say leave him the [censored] come take it, ah
Deejay SadioHOST
39:29
Oh yeah, say yeah
speaker_10SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
39:30
He going in Lick him and stroke and wine fine See where you come from Skin it out let me see if it squeeze If it tight and clean or it deep like dungeon Boy every time I fuck your [censored] is a tantrum You're telling me you want time and attention
Deejay SadioHOST
39:40
Oh Jesus

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