Show notes
In this episode of The Alcohol Debate, Tabbin Almond continues her short series examining her time walking the Camino de Santiago. This time, she is focusing on the powerful analogy of a field of cows in the Pyrenees.
Drawing from her experiences, Tabbin illustrates how habits form and persist in our brains, using the cows' well-trodden path to a water trough as a metaphor for our own habitual behaviours, particularly in relation to alcohol consumption.
As she recounts her journey on the challenging French Way, Tabbin reflects on the simplicity yet profundity of the cows' behaviour…
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