A terrorist without a belt. Part 2: The problem with the branches

Wherein I hear a violin, I think, Danielle's arm floats away, we go searching for 5/10,000 of a litre of spinal fluid. We consult a sage in the mountains. Terrorist caught. (If you haven't listened to Parts 1 and 2, in that order, turn back now!) Illustration and Design: © Danielle Bader

Wherein Florida. Upon a roof. A Cephalopod on a hot tin roof? Not a cephalopod, a breakdancing frog. And then the cemetery up the street and the real problem: the problem with the branches. Also, a bit of herpetology and a spinal tap. On ice, lots of it. Illustration and Design: © Danielle Bader

The world's greatest neurology podcast? Yes. Beginning with a very personal story: Wherein my wife and my luck runs out, a terrorist with an invisible belt comes for her, and I make a series of not-so-great diagnoses. Also, a geography lesson, some poetry, and … we don't take American Express. Illustration and Design: © Danielle Bader