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In this closing conversation, Healthy Livers, Healthy Lives Chair Jeff Lazarus and Surfers Jörn Schattenberg, Louise Campbell and Roger Green discuss the upcoming United Nations General Assembly side event and consider ways listeners can support the "Healthy LIvers, Healthy Lives" coalition.Jeff discussed this impact on global care when the World Health Organization develops and releases a global health sector strategy. One key goal in public health is to lobby for a MASLD strategy. To that end, Healthy Livers, Healthy Lives is holding a side event at the United Nations General Assembly meeting in mid-September.  00:40:41 - Presenting MASLD to politicians One challenge in educating policymakers about MASLD is that people do not die from MASLD. One recent example: policymakers did not respond to the spread of SARS-CoV-2 until COVID-19 produced massive numbers of deaths. When asked, Jeff draws the chain from MASLD to MASH to cirrhosis and end-stage liver cancer and notes that we are already seeing MASLD as a leading cause of liver transplant. Roger suggests that Jeff reframe the issue to be about how many people die with MASLD, not from MASLD. Jeff believes this simple change may change the dialogue.  00:43:06 - How listeners can support this initiative Roger asks Jeff how listeners can support the Healthy Livers, Healthy Lives initiative. Jeff suggests that we all be careful to name the disease and let people know how easily MASLD can be identified and treated. For those who work in related areas or help set policy for their organizations, make sure that MASLD is included and, whenever possible, linked to diabetes, obesity, and other relevant metabolic conditions.   00:44:58 - LiverAIM and exit. As his closing comment, Jeff discusses LiverAIM, the largest European Commission-funded liver project in 26 years. (Jörn and Maja Thiele, who is leading the 100,000-person randomized clinical trial, discuss this in Episode 15.) Roger commits to producing an episode on LiverAIM this fall.   After Jeff departs, Jörn restates the importance of working with colleagues like Jeff who can systematically develop public health approaches and drive policy change from the top down. Roger agrees that a top-down approach can be extremely valuable, but may have limits in primary care. He suggests that professional organizations also need to bring allied health providers into the dialogue. 

Healthy Livers, Healthy Lives Chair Jeff Lazarus joins Jörn Schattenberg, Louise Campbell and Roger Green to discuss how the coalition came into existence and to describe two initiatves aimed at increasing early screening.Jeff starts the conversation by describing the "bit of a bubble" in which the MASLD community lives: great news and lots of excitement within, but very limited exposure to related metabolic specialties (endocrinology, primary care, cardiology) and limited awareness among the people and organizations that shape public health policy.Jörn adds that Jeff has been working for the last 4-5 years to create a multi-stakeholder coalition to promote liver disease to relevant professional societies and public health policy shapers. Jeff notes that patient advocates, clinicians, and professional societies each have a pivotal role to play in advancing liver care, particularly MASLD care.Healthy Livers, Healthy Lives is a coalition of four major professional organizations (AASLD, ALEH, APASL, and EASL) along with other partners, like the Indian National Association for the Study of the Liver (INASL), to raise awareness within the liver field and also other metabolic specialties. Jeff describes it as  "really trying to be an open, transparent, engaging, ambitious and aspirational coalition" with a light structure and just a few areas of focus over the next year: World LIver Day on April 19, the World Health Assembly, and the UN General Assembly.Louise asks about efforts to promote early screening that will help patients get care earlier in their disease progression. Jeff mentions two: a project to "double the diagnosis" over the next 3-4 years, and another project to identify all the concomitant conditions with sufficient cost of disease to merit screening everyone in that group. The latter will provide the kind of data to which public policy makers respond best.

Healthy Livers, Healthy Lives Chair Jeff Lazarus joins Jörn Schattenberg, Louise Campbell and Roger Green to discuss the value of the updated EASL/EASD/EASO MASLD clinical practice guidelines and consider the role of Big Data in early MASLD screening. Roger asks Jeff whether he considers the updated MASLD CPG a step forward. Jeff praises the guidelines as "amazing" and suggests that one reason is that EASD and EASO are partners in drafting and promoting them.Roger's next question to Jeff addresses the idea that Big Data can provide a set of common variables that will outperform FIB-4 in predicting which patients are at high risk of MASLD or MASH, as Hannes Hagstrom discussed in Episode 17 this year. Jeff believes we can use more data than only the FIB-4 today but that, in the long run,we need better biomarkers to simplify the system. Jörn adds that having historical blood tests will allow for that kind of analysis, which should be superior to FIB-4. Jeff points out the challenge: not all variables are collected in each country. Bottom line: the solution must be simple and realistic to apply in practice in different countries.  

Healthy Livers, Healthy Lives Chair Jeff Lazarus joins Jörn Schattenberg, Louise Campbell and Roger Green to discuss some of the specific structural challenges that confront global MASLD public policy, along with some promising local activities. Louise observes that, in her experience, primary care practitioners appreciate the support that specialist nurses can bring in educating providers about the disease and patients about how to better support themselves. Jeff responds that these are good findings as individual cases, but to make major changes in the field, we need large-scale, top-down innovations. One thing that, oddly, works in MASLD's favor is that most patients with advanced MASLD will have concomitant diseases requiring involvement with other specialties. Today, teams are looking at system issues to find the largest, most intractable structural problems so that solutions can emerge. After that, "we'll start to see bigger and faster improvements in the field." Jeff talks about several positive things happening in New York. First, he mentions a New York Times article about junk food and how manufacturers target aggressive marketing to poor and marginalized populations, with the net result that these populations have processed and ultra-processed foods making up a large share of their diets. Also, a "visionary" health commissioner is creating a program, Healthy NYC, with the goal of increasing life expectancy by reducing specific diseases.MASLD is not part of the effort today but with clinician support. we can get there over time. Earlier, Jeff had commented about the ease of implementing the FIB-4 test. Now, Roger raises the issue again, this time mentioning that SurfingMASH guests from ex-US markets have mentioned that ALT is not a standard test in their countries and asks Jeff if MASLD is making progress here. Jeff discusses the debate around this issue.  

Healthy Livers, Healthy Lives Chair Jeff Lazarus joins Jörn Schattenberg, Louise Campbell and Roger Green to discuss why political will is so important in overcoming inertia and obstruction in global MASLD public health policy.Louise notes that she left NHS because of obstruction against earlier stage efforts to promote liver health and asks how to achieve these goals. To Jeff, it all depends on political will. He provides an example from viral hepatitis to prove his point.Roger asks how to motivate primary care practitioners who are overloaded with tasks they need to complete during short, overly scheduled patient visits.Jeff notes this is a challenge today, with a solution that lies in education that not only teaches about the disease but also stresses the cost of inaction. To Jeff, teaching FIB-4 to primary care and automating the algorithm to make it available in every electronic patient record is the minimum we should strive for today.Jörn focuses on the cost of inaction from a different direction: physicians who are afraid they will demoralize patients when they diagnose a disease with no available treatment. Jeff responds, "Do we not raise awareness because we don't have out-of-the-box solutions?" He goes on to describe different types of solution that might work for a patient, ranging from digital apps to linking patients to social agencies that can provide support and services. Jeff notes that "the field will need to change as we find more patients," due to increased demand on public health systems and social agencies.

00:00:00 - Surf's Up: Season 5 Episode 22  Jeff Lazarus joins Jörn Schattenberg, Louise Campbell and Roger Green to discuss Healthy Livers, Healthy Lives, a coalition of four major professional organizations (AASLD, ALEH, APASL and EASL) and other partners. This coalition works with other specialties to create global public health awareness and drive "top-down" solutions that are pivotal to stemming the MASLD Tsunami.  00:06:48 - The need for a MASLD public health coalitionJeff starts the conversation by describing the environment in which the MASLD community lives today: great news and energy within, but minimal exposure among related metabolic specialties and public health policy shapers. 00:11:55 -  Healthy Livers, Healthy LivesJeff describes the structure and goals of Healthy Livers, Healthy Lives.00:13:32 - Two initiatives to increase early screeningIn response to a question from Louise, Jeff mentions two efforts: a project to "double the diagnosis" over the next 3-4 years and another to identify all the concomitant conditions with sufficient disease cost to merit screening everyone living with that condition. 00:16:39 - Political will and structural changeLouise asks how we can overcome obstruction within the system to promote liver health. To Jeff, it all depends on political will, the energy that converts successful localized strategies into large-scale, top-down innovation. The solutions to the most significant, most intractable structural problems that evolve this way can drive "bigger and faster improvements in the field." 00:28:40 - Good things happening in New York In this context, Jeff shares how a visionary health commissioner in New York has created the Healthy NYC program to increase life expectancy by reducing specific diseases. 00:33:00 - The updated MASLD CPGJeff praises the updated MASLD CPG guidelines as "amazing" and suggests that one reason is that EASD and EASO are partners in drafting and promoting them.00:35:40 - Big Data-drive screening solutionsThis section explores whether and how Big Data can provide a set of standard variables that will outperform FIB-4 in predicting MASLD risk (see S5 E17). Jeff and Jörn identify the benefits and challenges of this approach.  00:38:38 - The upcoming U.N. General Assembly MASLD side eventHealthy Livers, Healthy Lives is holding this event at the U.N. General Assembly meeting in mid-September. The goal is to push the World Health Organization to develop and release a global health sector MASLD strategy.   00:40:41 - Presenting MASLD to politiciansOne challenge in educating policymakers about MASLD is that people do not die from MASLD. Sadly, large death counts produce public sector action, as we all saw with COVID-19. Suggestion: Reframing the issue as to how many people die with MASLD, not from MASLD, may make the story easier to tell.   00:43:06 - How listeners can support this initiative Roger asks Jeff how listeners can support the Healthy Livers, Healthy Lives initiative. Listen to hear Jeff's suggestions.   00:44:58 - LiverAIM and closing comments Jeff mentions LiverAIM, the largest European Commission-funded liver project in 26 years (see S5 E15). Jörn restates the importance of working with experts in developing public health approaches that drive policy change from the top down. Channeling Louise, Roger suggests that professional organizations need to bring allied health providers into the dialogue.   00:50:03 - Question of the Week Roger asks what listeners believe they can do in their own organizations and lives to support the goals discussed today.  00:50:36 - Business Report News on next week's session, Roger's office hours, and the Vault conversation.

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This conversation shifts from the rearview to the path ahead. Louise Campbell starts by asking about the role of Allied Health Providers in the process. After this issue, process leaders Maru Rinella, Jeff Lazarus and Meena Bansal discuss how this will roll out as we move ahead.It starts with Louise Campbell asking why there Allied Health Providers did not play a larger role in the Delphi process. Maru Rinella replies that, in her vision, this group's involvement will be critical in the rollout and message development but less so in a Delphi process that was mostly about hashing out, as Maru puts it, “the nuances of the disease.” To Maru, this is also the place where patient voice brings the most pivotal value. Meena Bansal notes that there were some PAs and NPs in the Delphi process. Meena Bansal agrees that their role will be critical in discussions on how to communicate the disease to the patient (a topic we return to in later conversations). Louise appreciates, accepts and largely agrees with this discussion. Roger Green shifts focus from the past process to ask about the rollout phase: when it began, what it will include and when it might end. Meena says it will never end. Jeff Lazarus comments that while publication was the formal rollout, even before then groups were vying to be the first to change their names. He also noted that the article was published simultaneously in several journals with broad, rapid uptake in the literature. Since the key is to raise awareness and educate the population, he considers the speed and breadth of uptake a major sign of success. Maru Rinella comments that journal participation has been generally excellent.

This conversation focuses on the Delphi process for a new MASLD nomenclature. It starts with Jeff Lazarus describing what a Delphi process is and how it worked here. Jeff and two other key players in this process, Maru Rinella and Meena Bansal, describe what they consider some of its greatest strengths as well as one thing they wish had worked out better.Jeff's description focuses on the four rounds of data gathering and some key activities that transpired before the formal process began. He goes on to identify what he considers some of the pivotal outputs of this one. In particular, Jeff describes the focus on patients with alcohol and diet issues, and the naming of a new discreet disease for these patients (MetALD) as being “revolutionary.” Roger Green agrees with Jeff's assessment that the naming of MetALD was an important outcome and that the process had clear benefits in this way. He goes on to ask why people opted out of the process. Maru Rinella comments that some people opted out after the third phase due to disagreements with the direction of the activity. Roger refines the question to ask why people opted out in the first place. Jeff and Maru note the amount of work required for this kind of activity, and he, Maru Rinella and Meena Bansal all describe that not all invitees understood how important this process would be upon first invitation. Jeff and Maru go on to mention that the participation rate was high, somewhere around 80%.Roger asks what could have gone better. Maru, Jeff and Meena Bansal each note groups for which they wish participation had been broader, including possibly a broader representation of stakeholders (notably, more patients, although Maru notes this was not for lack of trying) and more organizations or countries.

This conversation focuses on how the new MASLD nomenclature might improve providers' explanations of MASH to patients. Louise Campbell describes new opportunities, while Meena Bansal describes how focusing on metabolism provides a richer opportunity for providers to explain to MASH patients why fat on the liver matters.Louise Campbell starts this conversation by discussing a new NHS program providing primary care centers with VCTE units they can use to screen patients for MASLD and MASH. She points out that this will provide a unique opportunity to present the new MASLD nomenclature to primary care and allied health providers in a way that connects immediately to diagnosing patients and educating them properly about their disease. She notes that at the patient level, the discussion is still likely to focus on excess fat on the liver but presents the idea of "fat" in a less stigmatizing way.Meena Bansal focuses more specifically on exactly how provider-patient conversations might change. For years, she suggests, physicians have written "hepatic steatosis" on patient charts, but then told patients they "just have a little fat on the liver." In her view, the new nomenclature will take the word "just" out of the discussion and present the "little fat on the liver" as part of a metabolic syndrome that requires treatment. She goes on to mention another source of excitement: the ability to consider MetALD patients as part of the same MASLD community and add them to Mt. Sinai's longitudinal patient registry, which will likely become a rich source of MetALD data.Earlier in the episode, Jeff Lazarus had mentioned his excitement at the growing role and publicity for the "Healthy Livers, Healthy Lives" initiative. Louise notes that increasing focus on liver awareness and awareness of the importance of liver health, as discussed in Season 5 Episode 2, aligns neatly with Meena's disease description and the new communication opportunities for new physician and allied health specialties.

This conversation ties up several issues related to MASH and the new MASLD nomenclature that the panel did not touch on earlier in the episode. These range from the impact the nomenclature might have on other elements of treatment to the impact of this effort over time. Finally, the panelists grade the process to date (they admit, their views might be a bit biased) and signs of success. Roger Green starts this conversation by asking what impact panelists believe the new MASLD nomenclature might have on NITs. From one perspective, Meena Bansal notes that it should have no impact given that NAFLD/NASH and MASLD/MASH map so similarly on top of one another. From a different perspective, Jeff Lazarus asks whether the nomenclature and accompanying guidelines from professional societies will result in more testing. The group aligns around the idea that patients living with Type 2 diabetes are an excellent target for increased testing with NITs given the high overlap of the two groups. Maru Rinella comments specifically that all efforts to tie T2DM to MASLD as frequently common metabolic diseases will be helpful and that discussing the proper use of NITs might be one way to make this connection. Louise Campbell agrees that increased focus on "Healthy Livers, Healthy Lives" will drive exactly these kinds of discussions. The rest of the episode consists of Roger asking panelists three questions, to which they respond: What might change over the next year or two? Meena believese that approval of a drug will drive significant growth in the learning curve and, with that, enhanced disease awareness and understanding. Jeff suggests that this will not take the form of a transition from NAFLD to MASLD, but instead that people first learning about the disease will use the new nomenclature properly. Mike Betel notes that on the Fatty Liver Alliance website, ~98% of searches are simply for "fatty liver disease." Over time, he anticipates this will change and also that websites like FLA will address "fatty liver" queries in terms of new nomenclature. Impact on ICD codes. Meena, who is doing significant work in this area, answers that the goal is to have no impact but simply a smooth cutover. How the group would grade its work on this activity to date. As Jeff notes, answers from the people who led the process are likely to be quite biased, but all gave fairly high grades. 

This conversation focuses on the issues and visions that led to the identified need for a new MASLD nomenclature. Maru Rinella and Jeff Lazarus discuss the original goals of the process and how focus broadened and shifted throughout.It starts with Maru Rinella describing what she terms “an existential crisis” for the field around a publication suggesting changing the name of the disease from “non-alcoholic” fatty liver disease to “metabolic” fatty liver disease. She considers this the main impetus for key global players to converge. Jeff Lazarus notes that stigma and several other processes came into the discussion. Maru and Jeff agree that the participant recruitment process came in two phases, one where it was hard to get participants and a later point where it was to manage the size of the exercise. Jeff felt the tipping point happened when people understood how the Delphi process would work and also the need for this to succeed. Maru felt that people had to grasp the implications of a consensus process, which Delphi is. As the conversation ends, another leader in the process, Meena Bansal and a patient advocate participant, Mike Betel of the Fatty Liver Alliance, describe how they came to enroll.

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Surfing the MASH Tsunami kicks off its 2023 wrap-up conversations with Jeff Lazarus, the 2023 winner of the Distinguished Scientific Achievement Award from the American Liver Foundation. He discusses three core MASLD-related opportunities for which he played a key role in 2023: the Research in Action initiative, the new MASLD nomenclature process and the Healthy Livers, Healthy Lives coalition.Most of this discussion focuses on Jeff's work leading the Research in Action coalition. As Jeff notes, this was the first time the MASLD "field has set its own agenda." Absent governmental or not-for-profit agencies driving the discussion, a group that has grown to over 400 collaborators published its own action agenda in AASLD and EASL publications. Jeff discusses the process through which he built this consensus, focusing on domains identified in earlier meetings: (i) treatment and care; (ii) models of care; (lll) increased awareness; and (iv) leadership. Jeff feels the legitimacy of this activity comes from "casting the net wide" with a series of Wilton Park meetings and from demonstrating how far MASLD lagged behind other non-communicable diseases in terms of goal development, structured support and public presence. Another key element in the initiative's success was a side event at the World Health Assembly led by the four major hepatology organizations, including not only AASLD and EASL but also APASL, and ALEH. Efforts to create parity with other non-communicable diseases will result in increased funding and "massive" increases in awareness.Today, the other NCDs mention other related metabolic diseases but not MASLD or MASH. Another example of the lack of urgency around MASLD: NIH just put out a call for funding for HIV, which Jeff notes might not be as high a priority in 2024 as MASLD.At this point, Jörn Schattenberg joins the conversation to congratulate Jeff on his recognition and award and also to discuss how important it is to the entire community that Jeff plays the role he does. In response, Jeff comments that one benefit of the Award is that it ratifies the importance of the kinds of consensus building and application of public health initiatives in MASLD space.From here, Jeff and Jörn step further forward to discuss the importance of funding prevention and education programs, done by governments in the EU and perhaps public or private players in the US. Jörn discusses the multidisciplinary nature of the Barcelona meeting they co-chair and how it provides outreach beyond hepatology. Jeff continues the thought to discuss the importance of social determinants of health (for example, food insecurity) in a world where healthy foods cost far more than more common alternatives (basmati rice costs 3x basic white rice).Roger asks how the new nomenclature is proceeding. Jeff says it is doing quite well in that there is significant global buy-in. Major centers around the world are adopting the new nomenclature for their meetings and clinics, but, Jeff notes, it is difficult for physicians to explain the disease to patients without using the words "fat" or "fatty."As the conversation winds up, Jeff notes the importance of bringing primary care to the education and outreach processes and the goal of doubling the number of patients screened over the next four years. The conversation closes on this note: much that must be done, but confidence that the energy to achieve these big goals is coalescing properly.

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New Zealand sailor Jo Aleh joined the show to preview this weekend's Sail GP round in France.  LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Jo Aleh always maintained she hadn't retired when she stepped away from top-level sailing after the 2016 Rio Olympics but it was still a surprise in some circles when she announced earlier this year she was targeting a third Olympic medal in Paris. Rather than do it in the 470, the boat in which she and Polly Powrie excelled for so long, Jo has taken up a fresh challenge and jumped in a 49erFX with fellow Rio medallist Molly Meech. Jo talks in this podcast about what drew her back to the top level of the sport, what it has been like trying to master a new boat and form a new partnership, what it will take for the pair of them to win a medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics and how she will deal with expectations. She also delves into how she coped with the last five years, when she combined office work with coaching, and talks about what she's trying to achieve in her role as chair of World Sailing's athletes' commission. One of the more important conversations we had was around the struggles Jo had with her health during her Rio campaign and how she approaches that part of her life now, which could be valuable for any young sailor, parent or coach, and we kicked things off by talking about her involvement in Live Ocean Racing, which was announced earlier this week.

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This week's show covers new music from Barcelona's Rosalía, with an assist from The Weeknd, a new single from Amsterdam's Weval, a deep cut from the new album by Christchurch, New Zealand's Yumi Zouma, and a new single from London's Robohands with vocals by Aleh. For the archive pick this week, Brendan sends us back to 1990 for a lost cut, that appeared right before Seattle turned into the grunge capital of the world. Mother Love Bone was the band, and the song in question is rockin' ripper of a tune entitled “Stardog Champion.” Not a forgotten track, by any means. But this week's archive pick, all the same. Of course, there are six more bonus tracks, but you have to sign up for our email newsletter to get those. It's pretty easy to do, if you just click this link.  (And do so without fear. We won't misuse your email address, as this show is run by two guys, Mark and Brendan; Not some faceless corporation.) Lastly, don't miss our fabulous Spotify playlists. We make one for each episode of the show, so grab the latest if you are up to date, and dig into previous episodes if you are new here, or just curious. Have a terrific week! 

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Sailor Jo Aleh chats to Piney about her decision to return to competing, and her decision to switch classes of boats.LISTEN ABOVE

Rish and Aleh review the Euros and Copa America. Join the discord! Wasted Possession on Twitch, Spotify, Twitter, YouTube and Anchor (Click on your favorite platform) Rish: https://rish-choudhari.medium.com/ Aleh: https://www.twitch.tv/alehstair Music by Shubham Bhardwaj (ThatCurryMan): https://www.twitch.tv/thatcurryman Wasted Possession is the voice, hub, and platform for the Football Manager community on Twitch.

The Boys talk Euros and Copa, preview the semis, and discuss England and Messi's chances at finally winning an international trophy. Join the discord! Wasted Possession on Twitch, Spotify, Twitter, YouTube and Anchor (Click on your favorite platform) Rish: https://rish-choudhari.medium.com/ Aleh: https://www.twitch.tv/alehstair Music by Shubham Bhardwaj (ThatCurryMan): https://www.twitch.tv/thatcurryman Wasted Possession is the voice, hub, and platform for the Football Manager community on Twitch.

The Boys review the 2020-21 Football Season across Europe, and also discuss a few other topics. Join the discord! Wasted Possession on Twitch, Spotify, Twitter, YouTube and Anchor (Click on your favorite platform) Rish: https://rish-choudhari.medium.com/ Aleh: https://www.twitch.tv/alehstair Music by Shubham Bhardwaj (ThatCurryMan): https://www.twitch.tv/thatcurryman Wasted Possession is the voice, hub, and platform for the Football Manager community on Twitch.

This is episode was recorded live on twitch.tv/wastedpossession, come hangout with us on the next stream. Join the discord! Wasted Possession on Twitch, Spotify, Twitter, YouTube and Anchor (Click on your favorite platform) Follow our guest GoofyGiord: https://www.twitch.tv/goofygiord Rish: https://rish-choudhari.medium.com/ Aleh: https://www.twitch.tv/alehstair Music by Shubham Bhardwaj (ThatCurryMan): https://www.twitch.tv/thatcurryman Wasted Possession is the voice, hub, and platform for the Football Manager community on Twitch.

This is episode was recorded live on twitch.tv/wastedpossession, come hangout with us on the next stream. Join the discord! Wasted Possession on Twitch, Spotify, Twitter, YouTube and Anchor (Click on your favorite platform) Follow our guest Bajie79: https://www.twitch.tv/bajie79 Rish: https://rish-choudhari.medium.com/ Aleh: https://www.twitch.tv/alehstair Music by Shubham Bhardwaj (ThatCurryMan): https://www.twitch.tv/thatcurryman Wasted Possession is the voice, hub, and platform for the Football Manager community on Twitch.

This is episode was recorded live on twitch.tv/wastedpossession, come hangout with us on the next stream. Join the discord! Wasted Possession on Twitch, Spotify, Twitter, YouTube and Anchor (Click on your favorite platform) Rish: https://rish-choudhari.medium.com/ Aleh: https://www.twitch.tv/alehstair Music by Shubham Bhardwaj (ThatCurryMan): https://www.twitch.tv/thatcurryman Wasted Possession is the voice, hub, and platform for the Football Manager community on Twitch.

This is episode was recorded live on twitch.tv/wastedpossession, come hangout with us on the next stream. Join the discord! Wasted Possession on Twitch, Spotify, Twitter, YouTube and Anchor (Click on your favorite platform) Check Out Our Guest Loublade: https://www.twitch.tv/loublade Rish: https://rish-choudhari.medium.com/ Aleh: https://www.twitch.tv/alehstair Music by Shubham Bhardwaj (ThatCurryMan): https://www.twitch.tv/thatcurryman Fakeer and the Arcs (Shubham's band): https://open.spotify.com/artist/4PmYoEakZNcU0uVU30rYW1 Wasted Possession is the voice, hub, and platform for the Football Manager community on Twitch.

This is episode was recorded live on twitch.tv/wastedpossession, come hangout with us on the next stream. Join the discord! Wasted Possession on Twitch, Spotify, Twitter, YouTube and Anchor (Click on your favorite platform) Rish: https://rish-choudhari.medium.com/ Aleh: https://www.twitch.tv/alehstair Stickpiano: https://www.twitch.tv/stickpiano Music by Shubham Bhardwaj (ThatCurryMan): https://www.twitch.tv/thatcurryman Fakeer and the Arcs (Shubham's band): https://open.spotify.com/artist/4PmYoEakZNcU0uVU30rYW1 Wasted Possession is the voice, hub, and platform for the Football Manager community on Twitch.

The boys recap Season 1 of the Wasted Possession Draft Premiership, and talk about Inter Milan and other clubs' financial situations and trends. Join the discord! Wasted Possession on Twitch, Spotify, Twitter, YouTube and Anchor (Click on your favorite platform) Rish: https://rish-choudhari.medium.com/ Aleh: https://www.twitch.tv/alehstair Stickpiano: https://www.twitch.tv/stickpiano Music by Shubham Bhardwaj (ThatCurryMan): https://www.twitch.tv/thatcurryman Fakeer and the Arcs (Shubham's band): https://open.spotify.com/artist/4PmYoEakZNcU0uVU30rYW1 Wasted Possession is the voice, hub, and platform for the Football Manager community on Twitch.

The boys discuss the Haaland and Mbappe's Transfers, and the consequences. A dive into the Bundesliga's transfer and Bayern's dominance in the market. Bad ownership resurfaces as the team talks about what's happened at Marseille. If you have a story you want us to cover join the discord Wasted Possession on Twitch, Spotify, Twitter, and Anchor (Click on your favorite platform) Rish: https://rish-choudhari.medium.com/ Aleh: https://www.twitch.tv/alehstair Wasted Possession is the voice, hub, and platform for the Football Manager community on Twitch. Intro Music by Shubham Bhardwaj (ThatCurryMan)

Aleh and Nahiyan cover all the action from the Prem. Discord: https://discord.gg/R2JeavUVZu Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/wastedpossession Aleh: https://www.twitch.tv/alehstair Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1V6fVkCjOqywPCCnqUlQ3Y Wasted Possession Twitter: https://twitter.com/WastedPoss Wasted Possession Anchor: https://anchor.fm/wasted-possession Wasted Possession is the voice, hub, and platform for the Football Manager community on Twitch. Intro Music by Shubham Bhardwaj (ThatCurryMan) https://www.twitch.tv/thatcurryman

The Boys debate Frank Lampard's tenure at Chelsea, and can clubs be protected from bad ownership. If you have a story you want us to cover join the discord: https://discord.gg/R2JeavUVZu Wasted Possession on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/wastedpossession Rish: https://rish-choudhari.medium.com/ Aleh: https://www.twitch.tv/alehstair Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1V6fVkCjOqywPCCnqUlQ3Y Wasted Possession Twitter: https://twitter.com/WastedPoss Wasted Possession Anchor: https://anchor.fm/wasted-possession Wasted Possession is the voice, hub, and platform for the Football Manager community on Twitch. Intro Music by Shubham Bhardwaj (ThatCurryMan) https://www.twitch.tv/thatcurryman

Wasted Possession Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/wastedpossession Join the Wasted Possession Discord: https://discord.gg/8c8yWuDpfG Wasted Possession Twitter: https://twitter.com/WastedPoss Wasted Possession Anchor: https://anchor.fm/wasted-possession Wasted Possession is the voice, hub, and platform for the Football Manager community on Twitch. Rish: https://rish-choudhari.medium.com/ Aleh: https://www.twitch.tv/alehstair John: https://www.twitch.tv/stickpiano Intro Music by Shubham Bhardwaj (ThatCurryMan) https://www.twitch.tv/thatcurryman Music "The Vendetta" by Stefan Kartenberg Available at ccMixter.org http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/JeffSpeed68/5 Under CC BY license http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Music "Probably Shouldn't" by J.Lang featuring Mr_Yesterday Available at ccMixter.org http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/djlang59/5972 Under CC BY license http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

The Top 14 SEO Tips for 2019It's a well-known fact that there are over 200 ranking signals used by Google. And every year it keeps on tweaking and refining its algorithm introducing new ranking signals and changing priorities. Here is the list of the most important ranking factors for you to dominate search in 2019.Author: Aleh BarysevichSource: https://www.searchenginewatch.com/2018/12/10/ranking-signals-2019-optimize/–Having 1st aired in 2009, with over 3.6 million downloads in 100+ counties, “SEO Podcast, Unknown Secrets of Internet Marketing” has become one of the longest-running and most authoritative podcasts for staying ahead of the perpetually changing digital marketing landscape.Great for internal marketers, business owners, and agencies from novice to experienced in using the internet to market and grow a brand!You can also watch his episode here: https://bestseopodcast.com/Follow us on:https://www.facebook.com/EWRDigitalhttps://www.instagram.com/thebestseopodcast/https://www.tiktok.com/@bestseopodcasthttps://www.linkedin.com/company/bestseopodcastPowered by: EWRdigital.comHost's: Matt Bertram & Chris Burres Disclaimer: For Educational and Entertainment  purposes Only.

The Top 14 SEO Tips for 2019It's a well-known fact that there are over 200 ranking signals used by Google. And every year it keeps on tweaking and refining its algorithm introducing new ranking signals and changing priorities. Here is the list of the most important ranking factors for you to dominate search in 2019.Author: Aleh BarysevichSource: https://www.searchenginewatch.com/2018/12/10/ranking-signals-2019-optimize/–Having 1st aired in 2009, with over 3.6 million downloads in 100+ counties, “SEO Podcast, Unknown Secrets of Internet Marketing” has become one of the longest-running and most authoritative podcasts for staying ahead of the perpetually changing digital marketing landscape.Great for internal marketers, business owners, and agencies from novice to experienced in using the internet to market and grow a brand!You can also watch his episode here: https://bestseopodcast.com/Follow us on:https://www.facebook.com/EWRDigitalhttps://www.instagram.com/thebestseopodcast/https://www.tiktok.com/@bestseopodcasthttps://www.linkedin.com/company/bestseopodcastPowered by: EWRdigital.comHost's: Matt Bertram & Chris Burres Disclaimer: For Educational and Entertainment  purposes Only.

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