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Confessions of a Male GynecologistMY KIDS: Third Child Angelo - Covid, Finance, and the Myth of SisyphusWelcome back to the final installment of my special series of interviews with my kids. So far, you’ve heard from my firstborn, Hannah, my eldest son, Hunter, and my youngest, Anthony. Today, I’m chatting with my thirdborn, Angelo. Angelo and I share very similar birthdays - only four days apart - and he’s the one who’s most like me emotionally. He was born about five weeks early, right before 9/11, and was the only one of my children who was breech. Unlike his older siblings, I never know what to expect from Angelo in terms of...2024-01-1146 minConfessions of a Male GynecologistYoungest Child - Navigating Gen Z with a Positive AttitudeWelcome back to part three of my special series of interviews with my kids. So far, you’ve heard from my firstborn, Hannah, and my eldest son, Hunter, and today we’re jumping to my youngest, Anthony. Anthony was born via C-section on November 22 in Tucson, Arizona. Named after his great-great-grandfather, Antonio, his name is in many middle names and first names throughout my family. As my youngest, I often joke about him being my favorite, but one of the things I am most proud of him for is his ability to turn difficult situations into opportunities for...2023-12-2841 minConfessions of a Male GynecologistMY KIDS: Second Born Hunter: Adaptation, Persistence and Medical SchoolWe’re back for part two of this special series of interviews with my kids. Last week, you heard from my oldest- and only daughter - Hannah, and today, I’m talking to my oldest son, Hunter. Hunter is 28, and the only one of my children who decided to go into medicine, and he’s currently in medical school. Hunter was born in Oklahoma City during the third year of my residency in 1996. Probably the most adaptable of the four, his mother and I divorced when he was young, and later, in the sixth grade, he came to live...2023-12-1442 min
Brain Hunter PodcastL'edilizia in una manciata di metri quadri - con Francesco TassonePerchè far viaggiare le materie prime alla base dei prodotti per l'edilizia quando questi sono disponibili a pochi chilometri di distanza dal sito di costruzione?
Francesco Tassone è il nuovo ospite del Brain Hunter Podcast. La sua azienda Personal Factory sta trasformando in realtà un'idea ambiziosa: creare un'edilizia a chilometro zero. Ascolta tutti i dettagli nella nuova puntata di oggi.2017-05-2731 min