Geographically Specific Syndromes

Join Jack and Mark as they take a perfectly un-peer-reviewed stroll trough the world of geographically specific illnesses and syndromes. We take a look at what it is about Paris that makes some tourists feel so terrible, the events that lead to Stockholm Syndrome getting its name, and the artwork and architecture behind Florence Syndrome. Jack takes us back to the 1840s and the antics of the fans of composer Franz Liszt, with the appropriately named Lisztomania named after him. And Mark takes us on scenic tour of Sweden to investigate the Bullerby Syndrome. All this and more on this instalment of Ordinary Observations.

Hosts: Mark Stribling & Jack Williamson

This is a podcast by K103 Göteborgs Studentradio.