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The Bubonic Plague Symposium At-A-Distance

EPISODE · Mar 25, 2020 · 1H 6M

The Bubonic Plague Symposium At-A-Distance

from Fale University · host Fale University

The plague was not a good time, folks.   Dean Naomi Karavani (@naomikaravani) suggests at-home treatments including a wall of fire,  as professor Andrew Bucket (@andrewbucket) recommends flagellation, and  Professor Emeritus Brittany Carney (@brittanyrcarney) prescribes song.  Visiting Adjunct from Devry Dr. Michael Summers suggests heavy metal is a bigger threat, and Steven Chen (@stevenchenshow)  offers his insight on a totally different plague.  

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