Podcast appearances and mentions of alex mackenzie

Lyndsay Sung is a musician, writer, filmmaker and cookbook author. She was in the bands the Sob Story, le Petit Mort, Radio Berlin and Pink Mountaintops, and now plays in KCAR, Foxgloves and Strawberries and Cream. This conversation was recorded on November 5 2024. The Blinding Light! was an underground cinema which ran from 1998-2003 at 36 Powell Street. Founded by Alex MacKenzie as a follow-up to his Edison Electric Gallery of Moving Images (1995-1997), the space housed a cafe, a gallery and a 110-seat cinema. It showed new and classic underground and avant garde films, hosted nights to bring your own 8mm films and hosted experimental bands with a visual element. Ms T's Cabaret was at 339 West Pender. The building began life as it started life in 1906 as the Myers Hall and later held the city's first purpose-built bowling alley, the Canadian Cycle and Motor Co, the Canadian Legion, the Boilermaker's Hall, and the Marine workers' Pender Auditorium.  During the 1960s the Auditorium was booked by music series, including the Afterthought, and was the site of an early Grateful Dead concert. The building was home to Vancouver's earliest drag bar, BJ's, open from 1970 to 1983, and later, the Vancouver Club Baths also opened in the basement area. After being sold, it took on a western theme as Saddle Tramps before converting to a lesbian bar, Ms. T's, which also had music shows. It was demolished after a fire in 2003. Other venues visited: Pic Pub, The Brickyard. Also discussed: Submission Hold House, Dynamo Gallery Bands discussed: Three Inches of Blood, Hot Hot Heat, Erase Errata, the Need, the Get Hustle, Young People, A Luna Red, Womankind. Thank you to Kellarissa for the original theme music.   This episode features the following music: KCAR: I Don't Know from Up Top (2023) The Sob Story: WTO Radio Berlin: DES from Glass (2003)

Maryam Yassin from the University of Ottawa interviews Dr. Anna Jezierski and Dr. Alex MacKenzie. Dr. Jezierski is a research officer at the Department of Translational Biosciences in the Human Health Therapeutics Research Center at the National Research Council of Canada. She is also an adjunct professor for the Department of Biochemistry, Microbiology, and Immunology at the University of Ottawa. In this episode, Dr. Jezierski shares her research on modeling the human blood-brain barrier using induced pluripotent stem cells and the various applications of this model in studying therapeutics for diseases of the central nervous system. We're also joined by Dr. Alex Mackenzie, an attending pediatrician and senior scientist at the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO). He has served as the CEO and Scientific Director of CHEO Research Institute and is a cross-appointed member of the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Ottawa. Dr. Mackenzie comments on how this model is revolutionizing drug development. Learn more:  https://www.uottawa.ca/faculty-medicine/dr-anna-jezierski https://www.cheoresearch.ca/research/find-a-researcher/alex-mackenzie/0.03 | BEaTS and host introduction.0.26 | Introduction to Dr. Jezierski.1.17 | Introduction to Blood-Brain Barrier (BBB).3.22 | Creating a BBB model using induced pluripotent stem cells is important.7.07 | How tight junctions are replicated effectively.9.20 | Applications of the iPSC-derived BBB model.12.35 | Introduction to Dr. Alex Mackenzie12.51 | Implications of the model on drug discovery and clinical trials.14.54 | Closing remarks.Soundtracks by the Underground Drive. All rights reserved. Listen more https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/yrgjajtxzy4j08zj5iptc/AF7HMueoQwogLQMFxHxSHpU?e=1&preview=BEaTS+-+music+only+2.wav&rlkey=epcpj63eohwgi44mnqg7ctoa6&st=bn1v69ik&dl=0Maryam Yassin (Voice), Aysha Aftab (Post-Production), Dalia Zeidan (Content Generation), Jordan Yin (Producer). 

Alex Mackenzie is a world-renowned standup comedian from Prince George British Columbia. He is currently in Prince George as the final stop of the Hungry For Laughs Comedy Tour, which is this Saturday, November 23rd at the CN Centre. Grab your tickets for the show at https://bit.ly/HungryForLaughsPrinceGeorge Alex's journey to becoming a comedian is anything but traditional. At just 18, he earned a certificate in pulp and paper technology and began working in a local pulp mill. Over three years, he transitioned to studying Power Engineering, a field he practiced for another three years, but the work left him feeling unfulfilled. Seeking something different, Alex embarked on a four-year apprenticeship at the British Columbia Institute of Technology, training as an Industrial Instrumentation Mechanic. While he enjoyed the learning process, the monotony of the work left him yearning for more. By societal standards, Alex had achieved success early: he bought his first home at 20, drove a nice car, and secured a six-figure job. Yet, he felt trapped in a cycle of working long hours to pay bills for a life that didn't bring him joy. Everything changed when, shortly after his 26th birthday, Alex stumbled into stand-up comedy.What began as a fun outlet quickly turned into a consuming passion. Starting with monthly performances at local venues, Alex soon found himself opening for touring comedians. The experience of meeting professionals who made a living doing what they loved inspired him to dream bigger. When a comedy club opened in his hometown, Alex dove headfirst into the craft, performing regularly—sometimes multiple times a night—and touring with some of Canada's most celebrated comedians.Driven by a newfound sense of purpose, Alex made a bold decision. He left his 12-year career, sold his house and belongings, and moved into an RV with his loyal dog, Finley. Together, they hit the road, embracing a life of adventure and comedy. Since then, Alex has performed coast to coast, entertained audiences in multiple countries, and appeared at some of the world's biggest comedy festivals. His inspiring story has even caught the attention of national media.Through his popular YouTube vlog, Alex documents his transition to professional comedy, starting from the day he quit his job. He also connects with fans on his podcast, where he interviews fellow comedians, and on TikTok, where his jokes and stories have earned over 40 million views. Across Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook, Alex shares his life on the road, inviting followers to join his comedic journey.With boundless optimism and an adventurous spirit, Alex continues to explore what it means to truly live, encouraging others to laugh along the way.

On this episode we are joined by Alex Mackenzie, an occupational therapist and certified hand therapist. We discuss flexor tendon rehabilitation, how things have changed over the years to optimize outcomes for our patients, how to progress patients through their rehabilitation, and important factors to consider when treating these injuries. Guest Bio: Alexandra MacKenzie OTR/L, CHT is the Clinical Lead at Hospital For Special Surgery and she serves on the board of the American Hand Therapy Foundation. Her clinical passions are brachial plexus/ nerve injuries, flexor tendon rehabilitation, and mentorship. She helped develop an AOTA-accredited hand therapy fellowship program at HSS and enjoys being the clinical mentor for that program. She has written chapters and presented nationally on a variety of hand therapy related topics. Global health and global healthcare education are interests of hers and she has participated in short-term medical missions to Guatemala, Honduras and Fiji.

Frenchman Ben Chevalier and erudite man Alex Mackenzie are our special guests. We discuss two French actresses: Catherine Deneuve and Isabelle Huppert, through their films Belle de Jour (1967) by Luis Buñuel and La Cérémonie (1995) by Claude Chabrol. We reveal sub/dom dynamics as foil to bourgeois sexuality and say the word ‘bourgeois' 25 times in one hour. Guest stars: shit or mud, YSL, Mama Weed.Opposite Ends is made with help from our producer Anna on Gadigal Country (Sydney), Australia and Gdynia, Poland and Bristol, UK. Please like and follow us or even give us a rating if you like. Thank you Ellen Pearce for our music

Veda Hille is a beloved Vancouver musician, composer, theatre maker, and performer. She first played in a band called Mudlarks and started making records under her own name in 1991. She also had a children's band called Duplex. She has been involved in music, art, and theatre for several decades, creating and collaborating in many genres. This conversation took place on May 14th 2024. Venues visited: La Quena Coffee House was at 1111 Commercial Drive from the early 1980s until 2000. It was a non-profit political meeting hub. Cafe Deux Soleils (1393 Commercial Dr, ) was a vegetarian restaurant which hosted music and poetry events starting in the ‘90s, and closed in 2022. Edison Electric Gallery of Moving Images, an experimental film centre run by Alex Mackenzie, was near Commercial and Venables. The Oddfellows Hall at 1720 Graveley Street (a branch of the international frateral orgnization), held at least a dozen punk shows fom 1979 to 1984. The York Theatre (639 Commercial Drive), where Veda Hille stages the East Van Panto each winter, was previously the New York Theatre rock venue in the ‘80s and ‘90s before becoming the Raja Bollywood Cinema. Royal Canadian Legion Branch 179 at 2205 Commercial Dr. Music clips used with artist permission. Veda Hille: Neighbourhood Song from Songs About People and Buildings (1991) One Hot Summer from Spine (1996)LuckLucky from This Riot Life (2008) Tracers from Beach Practice (2020)  

Prince George comedian Alex Mackenzie is back in the north for the start of his big tour, driving his RV across western Canada.

Scott Morgan is best known as the electronic music project loscil. He previously played in Meet Daisy, Thee Crusaders, Destroyer, The Multiplex and others. The Blinding Light! was an underground cinema which ran from 1998-2003 at 36 Powell Street. Founded by Alex MacKenzie as a follow-up to his Edison Electric Gallery of Moving Images (1995-1997), the space housed a cafe, a gallery and a 110-seat cinema. It showed new and classic underground and avant garde films, hosted nights to bring your own 8mm films and hosted experimental bands with a visual element. Other venues visited include the Cruel Elephant (23 W. Cordova St), The Town Pump (66 Water St), Amnesia (356 Water St), Blim (23 w Pender), @ Gallery (425 Carrall St). Other venues mentioned: The Edison Electric, Helen Pitt Gallery, Archimedes Club, Station Street Art Centre, Or Gallery. Other bands mentioned: Steel Pole Bath Tub, Thinking Fellers Union Local 282, Negativeland, the Jades, Jesus Lizard, Pearl Jam (Town Pump show 1991), The Rose Chronicles, The Odds, Dick & Jane, Mudhoney, Helmet, Superconductor, Marc Ribot, Shiny Greedy, Slowhand, Strategy, Growing, Sinoia Caves. The conversation was recorded on January 26th, 2024.   Music clips played with artists' permission. Loscil: Triton from submers Ticker Tape Parade: Audience with the Pope Destroyer: M.E.R.C.I. from Thief  

I dag taler Læge Alex Mackenzie & Ernæringsekspert Patricia Højbo om mange emner og afslører den første søjle, af de 7.Vi taler blandt andet om:Den sociale accept af indtag af sukker kontra alkohol, hvorfor kan ikke være lykkelig i en ulykkelig krop, samt den aldringsbetinget degeneration, samt alt det vi gerne vil undgå at bøvle med.Af samme årsag kommer vi ind på de sygdomme, som flest mennesker dør af, herunder: ASCEP = åreforkalkning Cancer Alzheimers & demens = type 3 diabetes - plak i hjernen er symptomet, men ikke roden til alzheimers - men der er medicin for det.Diabetes 2 og senfølger.Faldskader pga. svage knogler og muskler.Autoimmune lidelser Læs mere her⁠https://patriciahojbo.com/⁠#dflmetoden #patriciahojbo #sandhedomsundhed #sos #livsdesign #centerformadmisbrug #overspisning #autoimmune #sygdom #rask #fibromyalgi #diabetes #insulinresistens #spisdigrask #retreat #behandling #behandlingstilbud

The Maritimes is being hit with a messy mix of snow, freezing rain, rain and ice pellets today. CBC meteorologist Tina Simpkin provides the details. We hear about the increasing demand at a community fridge in downtown Dartmouth. And on the phone-in: Keegan Matheson and Alex Mackenzie discuss chasing their dreams.

Er der en symbiose mellem fødevareindustrien og medicinalindustrien? Med læge Alex Mackenzie & Patricia Højbo Der er få penge i raske mennesker - det vil sige, der er mange penge i syge mennesker. Er det egentligt "fødevarer" vi bliver præsenteret for i supermarkederne? Bliver vi afhængige af den mad der er tilgængeligt? Hvad er sygdom egentligt? Hvad kommer tarmsygdomme af? Hvad er vi designet til at spise? Hvorfor elsker vi diagnoser? Hvad er medicin i virkeligheden? Læs mere og få hjælp her https://patriciahojbo.com/

I open with a big thank you to my co-worker Mason for gifting me with a super dope hat Then, I interview comedian Alex Mackenzie. We talk about his journey to stand-up comedy, choosing which jokes to tell, the power of positivity, his dog Finley, hockey & more I finish by talking about the Casper Halloween Special --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/joe-krueger3/support

In 2019, Alex Mackenzie left his six-figure pulp mill job in Prince George to chase his dream of becoming a fulltime stand-up comedian. Alex sold his house and bought an RV to travel to gigs across the country with his dog Finley. He is now is now an internationally recognized touring comedian with over 40 million views on his online videos. Mackenzie tours around the world performing in sold out theatres. He's performed at the Melbourne Comedy Festival, is the Host of the Hungry for Laughs Comedy Tour and his charisma and clever joke writing have gained him rapid popularity online that's increasing daily with his consistent new content! Learn more about Alex and his incredible journey by visiting www.alextellsjokes.com

Former CSP chair and current Vice president of the CSP Alex Mackenzie and I discuss the 2 main types of exploitation that happen within both private and NHS healthcare. Also what can trade unions such as the Chartered Society of Physiotherapists do to support victims of this, such as international recruits and migrants? Make sure to check out www.rookshealth.com for more information and a deeper dive into this episode and more health and wellness topics To read more blog posts on each podcast episode check https://www.rookshealth.com/podcast/ Find out more information about this podcast and more health debunk tips on social media @Rookshealth Twitter: https://twitter.com/rookshealth Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rookshealth/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Rookshealth Pinterest : https://www.pinterest.co.uk/rookshealth/ Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/rookshealth)

Guest: Alex Mackenzie Producer: Mike Greenwood Recorded at: Deadly Heights Studios  Theme: Kinemesis_Music Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/thecitiz... Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Thisissimonking In this episode: Alex Mackenzie is the mastermind behind ECL productions and the Hungry For Laughs Comedy Tour. He's a stand up comedian who quit his high paying job to follow his dream and that led him to a room with two idiots. Part II we get really serious and then we don't.

Guest: Alex Mackenzie Producer: Mike Greenwood Recorded at: Deadly Heights Studios  Theme: Kinemesis_Music Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/thecitiz... Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Thisissimonking In this episode: Alex Mackenzie is the mastermind behind ECL productions and the Hungry For Laughs Comedy Tour. He's a stand up comedian who quit his high paying job to follow his dream and that led him to a room with two idiots.

Alex ... My word, what an amazing human. Alex is a Ph.D. in physiology and a landscape photographer. We meet on a pop-up twitter space, and she nerded out on her passion for both medicine and photography, I knew I had to have her on.We wind the clocks all the way back to the beginning where she started out her photography journey in the concert scene and built up a name for herself there. If you notice her work, she combines her favorite lyrics of a song that inspired the photo, something unique that I hadn't seen before.Traditionally, the Ph.D. path is a professor, however, Alex is in one of the unique positions to explore a different path with her studies, one that allows her to combine her love of photography with her love of physiology.We really go all over the place, in what Alex likes to call her ADHD tangents. I am so excited for you to hear this one :)Alex's work:Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AlexmackenzieTwitter: https://twitter.com/alexmack__Support the show

In 2019, Alex Mackenzie quit his six-figure pulp mill job in Prince George to chase his dream of becoming a fulltime stand-up comedian. Alex sold his house and bought an RV to travel to gigs across the country with his dog Finley. He is now is now an internationally recognized touring comedian with over 40 million views on his online videos. Mackenzie tours around the world performing in sold out theatres. He's performed at the Melbourne Comedy Festival, is the Host of the Hungry for Laughs Comedy Tour and his charisma and clever joke writing have gained him rapid popularity online that's increasing daily with his consistent new content! Learn more about Alex and his incredible journey by visiting www.alextellsjokes.com

Guests: Mwanasi Loongo, Alex Mackenzie, & Cody Malbeuf --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/boomercasts/message

Guests: Mwanasi Loongo, Alex Mackenzie, & Cody Malbeuf --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/boomercasts/message

Alex Mackenzie is a stand-up comedian and founder of the VLOG and Podcast titled An Experiment Called Life. In 2019, Alex made headlines by quitting his six figure pulp mill job in Prince George, selling his house and buying an RV to pursue comedy as a full time career. Now Alex is in international demand and tours arounds the world. This includes the Melbourne Comedy Festival, Adelaide Fringe Festival, Perth Fringe Festival, the Hungry for Laughs Comedy Tour and more! Orissa Kelly is one of the world's only fire foot archery performers! All the way from Watford (England), Orissa began gymnastics at the age of 3 and went on to compete for Great Britain. At the age of 17 she cancelled her university application just months before starting and followed her heart by joining the circus! Since then she has gone on to perform for the Queen of England, appear in the Hollywood Blockbuster ‘Wonder Woman' and travel the world twice over with her beloved Bae (her bow). In 2020, Orissa aimed for the stars and moved to the USA, with her US TV debut on ‘The Go Big Show' Orissa has amassed a strong following of over 1 million across her social media platforms and has reached over 100 million views through her content. She has been featured on Supercar Blondie, Ozzy Man Reviews and named ‘The Queen of Archery' by the Lad Bible. https://alextellsjokes.com/ https://orissakelly.com/

Struggling to understand what's actually happening with Russia and Ukraine right now? We spoke to Dr Alex Mackenzie who is a lecturer of International Politics at the University of Liverpool to get his take on the ongoing crisis.

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In this weeks episode of An Experiment Called Life comedian Alex Mackenzie announces his upcoming comedy show in Victoria , BC tickets are on sale now at www.alextellsjokes.com He talks about not eating food in over 10 days. How he is learning to manage his time more efficiently and his top Tik Tok of the … ECL#20 Read More »

In this episode of ECL#19 Comedian Alex Mackenzie discusses Covid Cancelling all of his shows, how he is in the middle of a 10 day fast, he is upset that he can’t create good content and is jealous of content creators! Get a month of Audible free for 1 month and 1 free audio book … ECL#19 Read More »

In today's episode we have two stories in store for you. A brief update from Alex MacKenzie about Glasgow's Lost Woods project and a conversation with Calum Macleod from Community Land Scotland about the Community landowners and the climate emergency report. Lost Woods Project: https://www.thelostwoods.earth/about Community Land Scotland: https://www.communitylandscotland.org.uk/ Community landowners and the climate emergency report: https://www.communitylandscotland.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Community-Landowners-the-Climate-Emergency_Report.pdf Additional materials relating to the report: https://www.communitylandscotland.org.uk/find-out-more/case-studies/   Lost Woods story was recorded and edited by Philip Revell Interview with Calum Macleod was recorded and edited by Kaska Hempel  

During this podcast I am chatting with Alex MacKenzie, a health coach at Mackenzie Wellness. Alex coaches business professionals to where they want to be; Physically, Emotionally and Mentally. The sessions are tailored towards specific strategies and interventions, addressing each person's uniqueness, personality and individual needs.

Alex came over to talk about living in a trailer, work stress, poor money management and comedy Checkout his: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/AnExperimentCalledLife/videos comedy show https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/comedy-night-in-canada-tickets-139858004055?aff=ebdsoporgprofile Website: https://alextellsjokes.com/

Jack discusses what has been by all accounts a mad year with Chair of CSP council Alex Mackenzie. 2020 changed almost everything for almost everyone. The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy has had to face these changes and adapt just like everyone else. They have come in for some criticism over various topics and it felt a good opportunity to air chat through some of the challenges faced. Jacj and Alex cover the NHS vs Independent Practice, Quality & Regulation, Racism & EDI and more! No stone is left unturned. Unmissable discussion. If you don't like things, speak up and engage. Want more content, earlier and Therapy Live awesomeness? Become a member and support the show here

Alex MacKenzie, a scientist at the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario Research Institute and a professor of pediatrics at the University of Ottawa explains how examining waste water could help to predict outbreaks of COVID-19; Many people seem to be getting into the holiday spirit already. Our happiness columnist Jennifer Moss explains how it can be of real benefit to our mental and emotional well-being; Christian Leuprecht, a security expert who teaches at Queen's University and Royal Military College in Kingston outlines what the military's role will be in the distribution of the vaccine for COVID-19;Not Your High School's Sex Ed is a website created by two students, Deirdre Cleveland and Nicole Johnston, who think kids aren't getting all the information they need from their classes at school; Chris Ramsaroop of Justice for Migrant Workers talks about the strain on workers who will be isolated here far from home during the holiday season; Charlie Pinkerton of iPolitics offers analysis of the economic update presented yesterday by the federal Minister of Finance; In Orillia, 1 out of 8 households were already experiencing food insecurity before COVID-19.Chris Peacock of The Sharing Place Food Centre in Orillia updates us on the local situation..

Looking for inspiration from the outdoors, we chat with Alex Mackenzie of The Lost Woods and Emily Reid of Eco Drama, two projects based in Glasgow who are inspiring young people in their communities to think differently about urban spaces.

Looking for inspiration from the outdoors, we chat with Alex Mackenzie of The Lost Woods and Emily Reid of Eco Drama, two projects based in Glasgow who are inspiring young people in their communities to think differently about urban spaces.

In a new segment of the podcast, Danny and Ashley interview Alex Mackenzie of Springfield Armory National Historic Site. 

Guest editor Richard Hughes for this episode. Our usual editor artist Alex Mackenzie is taking some time away to be with family. This episode is just Rah and George navigating staying creative in a locked down world. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of ECL comedian Alex Mackenzie talks about his previous week which included getting Boo'd off stage in Perth, meeting the extremely talented Artist Chris Turner and flying over to the other side of Australia to go visit one of his biggest inspirations Eloise Knees!

Alex Mackenzie is joined by fellow Comedian Emmanuel Majok. Emo is a Perth based comedian here in Australia, we discuss comedy how we got into it and what its like performing at these festivals!

Your hosts Jared Waldroff & Taylin Simmonds bring you the "Just Talk About It” podcast where they talk about finding purpose, understanding life and getting over past issues. What drives them is becoming their best selves and helping others do the same. They host a wide variety of guests to give wider perspectives on how we can all navigate this fucked up world.Comedian, Alex Mackenzie talks about quitting his cushy job at a Pulp Mill to pursue a career in stand up comedy. During this journey, Alex battles with depression and finding what it means to live a life that is true to him. Thanks for watching and don't forget to...Just Talk About ItConnect with us on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/jaredwaldroff/https://www.instagram.com/taylin.simmonds/

Alex Mackenzie is joined by a special guest all the way from Estonia the powerful Ari Matti. Ari is an international headlining comedian. He has done all the major festivals including Melbourne and Edenborough!

My name is Alex Mackenzie and this is the first Episode of An Experiment Called Life. In this episode I briefly explain who I am, what I am doing and what you can expect from future episodes!

Based upon interviews with working artists in all stages of their careers, Precariat Content uses documentary and experiments in sound art to discuss the economic, cultural, and political conditions that produce and plague the career artist and her work. This episode includes two collage essays that respectively contextualize and preview the work to come. The following voices speak: Essay 1: Precarious Workers Brigade. Jeremy Bailey. Eleanor Heartney. David Graeber. Brian Eno. Suhail Malik. Adam Curtis. John Berger. Tim Heidecker. Adam Phillips. Slavoj Žižek. Nick Srnicek. David Harvey. Mark Blyth. Nancy Pelos. Ruth Catlow. Donna Harraway. bell hooks. Essay 2: Victoria Cheong. Star Amerasu. Jordan Tannahill. Jacob Wren. Adrienne Crossman. Jon Pham McCurley. Amy Lam. Alex Mackenzie. Jonathan Carroll. Cat Bluemke LINKS Mayworks: http://www.mayworks.ca/ Alan Lomax: http://research.culturalequity.org/home-audio.jsp R. Murray Schafer: https://www.sfu.ca/~truax/wsp.html Photo: Cat Bluemke

Alex Mackenzie, of Ice And A Slice, on the rise of artisan gin.