December 2018 Friday’s e-links: From a Trek Across Antarctica to a Pizza Scam and Two Physicians with the Same Last Name

Last updated 12/28/2018

Every once in a while, (and sometimes each day) I listen to a great podcast, enjoy an article, or see a good video that I want to share with you.

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I like to think of them as my e-links:

Friday’s e-links (12/28):

1. Several weeks ago we looked at the resources Colin O’Brady needed to be the first person to cross Antarctica alone and unaided. The story of end of his trek–my best read this week–is here.

Friday’s e-links (12/21):

1. Now at 48.3 million views, the Westjet “Christmas Miracle” video from 2013 is wonderfully indescribable.  Every year I return to watch it.

Friday’s e-links (12/14):

1. The title of this NY Post article, “The pizza scam you probably didn’t know about” says it all. Yes, our local pizzerias could be deceiving us. Do read the article. It was this week’s favorite.

Friday’s e-links (12/07):

1. The podcast that I especially enjoyed this week is from This American Life. About two North Carolina physicians with the same last name, one at a clinic and one in jail for murder, the story is captivating. I walked an extra mile this evening to finish it.