You are very welcome although I’d hardly call myself an SUD specialist. I do know some, have treated folks in the throes of their dependency and have even walked alongside care-givers in the midst of their own struggles. Excited to read your next project.

3) As a clinician, it was Chapter 25's empathetic exploration of substance use disorder and origins of AA that completely floored me. Brava and thank you once again.

2) I, however, didn't anticipate the carefully researched description of the Keaton adjacent individuals, with Chapter 11's attempt to render a modicum of justice for Roscoe Arbuckle and Chapter 18's tale of the connections between screenwriting and historic presidential addresses.

Just finished Camera Man. I enjoyed it thoroughly. I came for the lovingly rendered portrait of a film visionary, hurled (often literally as a child by his pops) into the limelight and witness to the birth and evolution of a new medium.

Doing my first play through now and loving it.

Thanks, Ruth! It’s been a fun project to work on. The key was developing a clinical stewardship decision support (CSDS) framework and aligning incentives to drive engagement. The best part? It was just a pilot! Excited to see what a broader implementation might look like.

If Bluesky is successful, the federated architecture will circumvent big tech as gate keepers

Started watching From based on this rec. Simultaneously thoughtful and brutal. I’m very much enjoying it and reminds me of some of the opening narratives of Flanagan’s Midnight Mass, which I adored.

I love the piece’s inherent topography!