Aug 22, 2017 47 min

Episode 33: Sugar

from The Station Wagon Podcast: Exploring Mindfulness and Sibling Rivalry

We discuss the good and bad aspects of sugar in a regular diet, and then talk about what happens when we give it up. Highlights: Julie almost loses it when she finds out that Doritos contain sugar Marc doesn't understand how ice cream works We test out a new show format (less history, more science). Let us know what you think! [Julie here -- I dislike it... please vote in my favor for the return of history!]

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