We’re Lara and Liz, two Master’s students at the Stanford University School of Medicine, and we’re on a mission to explore the science and practicality of the emotions and behaviors that affect our well being. This is the post-class walk & talk: where we say all the randomness we couldn’t in class, but also where we make scientific research customizable, simple & fun. We’re not experts, we just want you to listen and take what you want or just have a laugh with us.
Credits to Ian Christopher Tanoh for our music!
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We’re Lara and Liz, two Master’s students at the Stanford University School of Medicine, and we’re on a mission to explore the science and practicality of the emotions and behaviors that affect our well being. This is the post-class walk & talk: where we say all the randomness we couldn’t in class, but also where we make scientific research customizable, simple & fun. We’re not experts, we just want you to listen and take what you want or just have a laugh with us.
Credits to Ian Christopher Tanoh for our music!
This podcast is not sponsored by or affiliated with Stanford University.
Join Liz and Lara as they explore how the concept of play transforms from childhood to adulthood. In today’s episode, they discuss personal experiences and observations of the varied ways people engage in play.
BestBehavior
We’re Lara and Liz, two Master’s students at the Stanford University School of Medicine, and we’re on a mission to explore the science and practicality of the emotions and behaviors that affect our well being. This is the post-class walk & talk: where we say all the randomness we couldn’t in class, but also where we make scientific research customizable, simple & fun. We’re not experts, we just want you to listen and take what you want or just have a laugh with us.
Credits to Ian Christopher Tanoh for our music!
This podcast is not sponsored by or affiliated with Stanford University.
