4 chapters across the catalog
Singer Celine Dion has canceled her concert dates for the next 11 months due to her ongoing battle with Stiff Person Syndrome. This rare neurological disorder causes painful muscle spasms and affects her ability to walk and sing. The hosts speculate on the potential causes of the autoimmune condition, including vaccine requirements for her previous Las Vegas residency.
Vice President Kamala Harris has faced criticism for laughing during discussions on serious topics, such as the impact of COVID-19 on parents. Some observers suggest her behavior may be a symptom of Pseudo-Bulbar Affect (PBA), a neurological condition characterized by uncontrollable laughing or crying. The theory posits that her "cackle" is an involuntary response to stress or sad news, rather than a reflection of her actual mood.
Tourette's Syndrome, Stanford Football, Advanced Ticking
Austin Tubbs, a long snapper for Stanford, is highlighted for playing football despite having Tourette's Syndrome. A host shares personal experiences with "advanced ticking," including head twitches and blinking, and how these were managed during a career at MTV. The discussion emphasizes that tics often disappear when the individual is focused on a specific task, such as sports or broadcasting.
Desiree Jennings Flu Shot Controversy and Hoax Claims
The case of cheerleader Desiree Jennings, who claimed to suffer from a neurological disorder causing her to walk backwards after a flu shot, is identified as a potential scam. Research suggests the condition was linked to a practitioner of alternative medicine, leading to skepticism regarding the validity of the vaccine-induced injury.
