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The Schilling Show 8/22/17 Hour2:

In hour 2 of today’s Schilling Show, we begin with more open phones, then we switch gears as Randi Hutter Epstein, MD, medical journalist and author of: Get Me Out: A History Of Childbirth from the Garden of Eden to the Spermbank joins us to talk about the earliest accounts of childbirth, the greatest myths and misconceptions, the growth of maternity wards, medical developments, natural childbirth and managing pain, childbirth in older age, the C-section epidemic and decrease in population.

Also, Dr. Jeffery Rubin, the author of: The Art of Flourishing: A Guide To Mindfulness, Self-care and Love in a Chaotic World: Secrets to Good Communication joins us for a discussion about the public examples of discord, public vs. private arguments, the reasons couples collide, the problem with “trying to win”, the commitment to understanding, how to not trigger hostility, how to listen without interruption and how reflect back and take it slowly.

Finally, Brian Patrick Eha, technology journalist and author of: How Money Got Free: Bitcoin and the Future of Finance: The Rise of Bitcoin, talks with us about what is Bitcoin, how it began, just who regulates it, why it has value, how it differs from regular currency, the dangers and threats of digital currency, governmental response, and how Bitcoin changes things..

All in a jam-packed hour 2 of the Schilling Show!

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