Incriminating lead exposure

I enjoyed your podcast. It was quite interesting to hear both point of views on this argument, and how both people had their own perspectives on this argument.

I enjoyed listening to your podcast. It's interesting to hear both sides of the argument from a nurse and a student. Your topic of choice was helpful.

Is it a 'touchy' subject? Is it really? I enjoyed the duos take on what we'd learned in class. They'd taken it further and presented it in their own way. Second part sounded a bit odd though it contained much info as well. Is there something interesting that this duo found out but did not include in their podcast?

I really enjoyed your interview especially since you had both arguments. I also liked the fact that you had different opinions, for example, from the nurse. What influenced you to talk about this topic ?

I really enjoyed the interview section it gave two different views. I also like the discussion within the interview, making the audience want to listen to the whole podcast.

I like you had an opinion from a nurse for a response. As well as having a student opinion. What's the most common object that has a trace of lead poison?

I like you had an opinion from a nurse for a response. As well as having a student opinion. What's the most common object that has a trace of lead poison?

Your interview had both sides of an argument, which was great.

Using various views within the interview really stood out.

What made you wanna research this topic?

I liked how you had the contrast of having a professional and a student in your interview to provide both sides of the argument.

• I believe that there should be more lenient to people who have had lead exposure during their developmental stages.

• I like that you had different point of views (a medical and a student).

• The background you provided was really helpful.

• Why did you chose to talk about this topic?