9. People Reviewed Identity — Iggy Pop, Gerald Caplan’s Crisis Theory, and Coal Mining in America — Original Pilot Episodes in Atlanta, Georgia

This episode is the last episode of a five-part series of my first night reviewing people in downtown Atlanta, Georgia, at the Centennial Park on May 21st, 2023. I meet my last guest of the night Samir. We discuss parts of identity and how they relate to us, limits we use to ensure our bodies are rested, and Gerald Caplan's life crises theory. We also discuss coal mining, music, and (in the very beginning) hospitals. I worked for four months in Atlanta Georgia at Grady Memorial as a trauma nurse and it was a joy-filling job. It is a level 1 trauma center in the middle of downtown and due to it being an inner city hospital, combined with having more uninsured patients than average, it has a social reputation of not being as "prestigious" in Atlanta compared to other hospitals. From my time there, and working at other hospitals in Atlanta, I must say that Grady's trauma program has been there for the city in a major way, because if you are in need of a level 1 trauma center in the Atlanta region there are none other than Grady ever since AMC Wellstar closed down. The next closest are in Savannah, Macon, and Augusta, and we pride ourselves on our outcomes with gun shots, spinal cord injuries, and motor vehicle accidents.