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EPISODE · Oct 4, 2019 · 33 MIN

Dr. Louis Profeta: A Sunday Talk on Sex, Drugs, Drinking and Dying

from Fraternity Foodie Podcast by Greek University · host Michael Ayalon

Check out my interview with Dr. Louis Profeta, a nationally recognized, award-winning writer, TED Talk speaker, and Emergency Physician at St. Vincent Hospital of Indianapolis, a level 1 trauma center. He has cared for more than 60,000 patients. We talk about his advice for students thinking about being a doctor, what conversations we should be having now with our parents and grandparents, his Red Cross Certificate of Recognition, the dangers of cocaine and heroin use, the conversations you have with parents after their child dies, his stance on drinking games, his stance on sharing prescription medications, mental health issues, reactions from the fraternity and sorority students, and how being a parent shapes his talks. We even get to hear his favorite restaurant in Indianapolis. This is a "can't miss" 30th episode of Fraternity Foodie! Call us at 516-642-3108 to book Dr. Profeta as a speaker on your campus, or email us at: [email protected] Link: https://youtu.be/HKnuQx0to2o https://youtu.be/HKnuQx0to2o

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