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The Humor Scientist – Episode 2: “How to Use Your Words” (Featuring Alonzo Bodden & Mark Gross)

Episode 2 How To Use Your Words

Harvard Public Health Review announces the release of the second installment of the The Humor Scientist with Matt Kazam, on HPHR.org.

Learn more about The Humor Scientist

Matt Kazam - The Humor Scientist Bio

Get acquainted with Matt Kazam, The Humor Scientist who will be guiding you on your to learn about the intersections of humor and health.

The Humor Scientist – Episode 1: Three “Cs” of Comedy: Coping, Communication, and Connection (Featuring Dr. Patch Adams)

Episode 1: The Three C Of Comedy Coping, Communication, & Connection (Featuring Dr. Patch Adams) (4)

In this inaugural episode of The Humor Scientist, Matt Kazam begins his journey to understand the intersections of public health and the three “Cs” of comedy: coping, communication, and connection.

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