Anjali Bhatt's guest appearances

Anjali Bhatt

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PEP - Patient Education Podcast

Jordan Peterson

Anthony Bourdain

Daniele Bolelli

Shadi Hamid

Michaela Okland

Ali Rizvi

Daryl Davis

Zoltan Istvan

Ella Dawson

Amit Agarwal

Ben Burgis

Amy Brown

Massimo Pigliucci

Jared Byas

Brandan Robertson

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India has 68mn diabetics &amp; if no active measures are taken, India will see highest growth of number of Diabetics by 2030. The cause of diabetes is mix of genetics and high calorie diet &amp; low activity lifestyle. Reversal or remission of Type 2 diabetes is possible, listen to experts in Marathi to know more on Myths &amp; Facts of Diabetes reversal

India has 68mn diabetics &amp; if no active measures are taken, India will see highest growth of number of Diabetics by 2030. The cause of diabetes is mix of genetics and high calorie diet &amp; low activity lifestyle. Reversal or remission of Type 2 diabetes is possible, listen to experts in Marathi to know more on Myths &amp; Facts of Diabetes reversal

Reversal of Diabetes- Myths & Reality | Dr. Anjali Bhatt

Anjali is the social media editor at the Peterson Institute for  International Economics, a nonpartisan think tank based out of DC, and  she’s also a photographer and designer. In this conversation we talked  about being a public facing person while also being someone representing  a brand, how tweets affect politics, growing up on the internet, how  she got into marketing and working in the political sphere, how to  balance nuanced takes online, privilege, free will, identity politics,  and a lot of the tension and disconnects between demographic groups, and  more. Enjoy!   Follow her on Twitter: @anjalibhatt   Follow her on Instagram: @anjali.jpg   Check out her work: www.anjalibhatt.com/ Follow the Peterson Institute on Twitter: @PIIE

Anjali is the social media editor at the Peterson Institute for  International Economics, a nonpartisan think tank based out of DC, and  she’s also a photographer and designer. In this conversation we talked  about being a public facing person while also being someone representing  a brand, how tweets affect politics, growing up on the internet, how  she got into marketing and working in the political sphere, how to  balance nuanced takes online, privilege, free will, identity politics,  and a lot of the tension and disconnects between demographic groups, and  more. Enjoy!   Follow her on Twitter: @anjalibhatt   Follow her on Instagram: @anjali.jpg   Check out her work: <a href="http://www.anjalibhatt.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.anjalibhatt.com/</a> Follow the Peterson Institute on Twitter: @PIIE

#58 Political Twitter, Nuanced Identity Politics, and Being Extremely Online with Anjali Bhatt