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Soviet night bombers and a robotic pelvis reveal how strange history and healthcare really are.
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In this episode
- The all-female Soviet squad that kept Nazi forces up at night
- Why California's approach to childbirth deaths actually worked
- What a fax machine and a robotic pelvis share in modern medicine
- How two unrelated stories connect history, health, and human ingenuity
About this episode
Get ready to feel witchy, pod heads, because this week Kelsey is deep diving a ridiculous historical tale of some rather witchy Russians. Then, Mike cover the meteoric impact of the US healthcare system, and proves a fax machine and a robot pelvis have more in common than you think.Show References:
- Ridiculous History - “The Night Witches: How an All-female
Soviet Bomb Squad Terrorized Nazi Germany” (iHeartRadio)
- The Impact – “How California saves moms from dying in childbirth”,
“This robotic pelvis reduces teen pregnancy”, “It’s time to fix the fax” (Vox)
- No Such Thing As A Fish
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