Summary
Kelly Rowland shares her personal experience with eczema, emphasizing the importance of discussing treatment options with a doctor. She introduces Ebglis Lubrikizumab, a prescription medication for moderate to severe eczema in adults and children over 12, highlighting its effectiveness and safety considerations.
The conversation shifts to the challenges faced by small business owners, with Kathleen Griffith and Stevie Barron discussing resilience and the pivotal moments that define their journeys. They tease upcoming stories in their podcast, "The Unshakeables," focusing on overcoming adversity in business.
The episode also features a humorous exchange among cast members, including John Higgins and Joelle Monique, about their experiences on set, Halloween costumes, and character dynamics. They reflect on the comedic and dramatic elements of their show, "Scrubs," and the importance of balancing humor with heartfelt moments in storytelling. The discussion touches on character development, improvisation, and the unique relationships formed among the cast, showcasing their camaraderie and creative process.
Show Notes
Halloween comes to Sacred Heart Hospital, which means Donald is dressing up, finding the gays with the best candy, and busting a move. In this week’s episode, Zach and Donald are joined by fan favorite Ava Bunn (Dr. Sam Tosh) and newcomer John Higgins, who plays Grant, the intern. Together, this fabulous foursome recount Zach's daring and possibly life-threatening turn as Mary Poppins. They ponder the glory that would be Donald with hair. Plus, Grant details the wild world of SNL censors, while Ava teases a character we might see in the not-too-distant future.
Special Thanks: EP - Jordan Runtagh Vancouver Producer - James Howells Video Producer - Dylan Unger
Director of Photography - Nate Magnuson Sound Mixer - Craig Stauffer
Production Designer - Roger Fires Art Director - Kat Dom Set Decorator - Lizzi Pedersen
Hair by - Amber Hassa Makeup by - Jennifer Powell Key Makeup Artist - Micah Gilbert
Construction Coordinator - Geoff McVarish Paint Coordinator - Matt Ward
Assistant Art Director - Jude Hujaij Graphic Design - Katie Johnson See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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On this week's episode, Turk can't stop having sex dreams about Elliot. In the real world, Joelle gets a much better fan call (I'm so sorry.) https://amandakloots.com/subscription-preview-page
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