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As the world waits for a coronavirus cure, attention is focused on vaccines. Steven Zeichner cautions against prematurely approving a vaccine that later has significant safety concerns. Plus: With colder temperatures, how risky is it to dine indoors again? Linsey Marr says plenty risky. The tiny aerosols are like cigarette smoke and can pose a risk to anyone in the room. Also: For the estimated 7 million American adults who are immuno-compromised, traveling to a doctor’s office for a vaccine could be a massive risk. Julian Zhu is developing a mailable stick-on patch that would allow people to vaccinate from home. Later in the show: After being nearly eradicated, black lung has made a strong resurgence in central Appalachia. Aysha Bodenhamer looks at the human costs of so-called cheap fuel in coal country. And: The term self-help calls to mind home-organizing strategies and meditation guides. But in the 1960s and 70s, a different kind of feminist self-help movement was revolutinizing women’s healthcare. Hannah Dudley-Shotwell’s new book shares the history of the women who founded clinics, published pamphlets and books, performed medical procedures, and helped a generation of women reclaim control over their bodies.

It’s Labor Day! What’s the deal with not wearing white between now and Memorial Day? Let me tell you about the OG influencers who put this trend in action and (the mean reason) why. Also: For the first time in my life, I found an exercise that I love: rowing. Today’s episode is brought to you by Better Help, the largest online counseling platform, worldwide. You can get 10% off your first month of counseling by visiting BetterHelp.com/indiana. Find the full show notes at TodayByTheWay.com/episodes and connect with me on Instagram at  @indianaadams. Our FB community is My Internet Besties. Join us. 

Right After Thrones is back reacting immediately after Sunday night's episode to everything that unfolded in episode two. Tune in to hear what it all means and what comes next. Follow along on Twitter as well at @RightAfterGoT and tune in midweek for more in-depth analysis and an episode three preview pod. ALSO - For more on all things Ball Street Trading check them out on Twitter at @BallStreetApp and signup online at https://www.ballstreettrading.com/gameofthrones --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The time is right for a Green New Deal, says New York Times columnist Michelle Goldberg. Trump’s presidency is not the end of Democracy, as some of our friends have suggested. Instead we are seeing the end of a political cycle, the one that began in 1980 with Reagan. And now, it’s time for something new. Also: For years Elizabeth Warren has been talking about how the political system is rigged by the rich and powerful. But suddenly her position seems almost mainstream among Democrats--almost every contender for the Democratic nomination is rejecting corporate PAC money. George Zornick has our report. And we’ll talk about movement politics with Michael Walzer--about strategies and tactics and issues and candidates. His new book is “Political Action: A Practical Guide to Movement Politics.”

Trump’s presidency is not the end of Democracy, as some of our friends have suggested.  Instead we are seeing the end of a political cycle, the one that began in 1980 with Reagan.  And now, it’s time for something new—and that could be a Green New Deal.  New York Times columnist Michelle Goldberg comments. Also: For years Elizabeth Warren has been talking about how the political system is rigged by the rich and powerful.  But suddenly her position seems almost mainstream among Democrats--almost every contender for the Democratic nomination is rejecting corporate PAC money.  George Zornick has our report. And we’ll talk about movement politics with Michael Walzer--about strategies and tactics and issues and candidates.  His new book is “Political Action: A Practical Guide to Movement Politics.”

This week, we hit you in the solar plexus with a full show: we got a review ("Shadow of the Tomb Raider"), we got new and noteworthy titles (old one's, but new to Linux; "Vanquish," "Mutant League Football"), and even hit you with 2 deals ("Tekken 7" chief among them). ALSO: For (most of) the settings we used for "Shadow of the Tomb Raider" running under Proton, see the following link: https://steamcommunity.com/app/750920/discussions/0/1734342161855349063/ -BE SURE TO CHECK OUT our twitch livestream at: www.twitch.tv/skookiesprite -JOIN OUR DISCORD EXPERIMENT at: discord.gg/SVXy3Xa -ASK TWITCH TO RE-ENABLE THE "LINUX" TAG on livestreams: tinyurl.com/readdlinux ------------------------------------------------------------------ ---Games Mentioned This Week (Proton):--- --Shadow Of the Tomb Raider ($59.99) https://store.steampowered.com/app/750920/Shadow_of_the_Tomb_Raider/ --Vanquish ($19.99) https://store.steampowered.com/app/460810/Vanquish/ --Mutant Football League ($19.99, free demo available) https://store.steampowered.com/app/529520/Mutant_Football_League/ ****DEALS:*** --Tekken 7 (-50%, $19.99, through Nov. 5) https://store.steampowered.com/app/389730/TEKKEN_7/ --DRAGON BALL XENOVERSE 2 (-75% $12.49, through Nov. 5) https://store.steampowered.com/app/454650/DRAGON_BALL_XENOVERSE_2/ www.bestlinuxgames.com

The sound is coming from inside... The Mrs. Carter World Tour!!! Any questions?! Our guest today is a FEISTY lil punkin head voodoo doll in a Bulls bodysuit FEELIN HERSELF! The incredibly hilarious sweetie baby comedian... CHRIS CALOGERO! Despite Leif’s sneeze Chris is BACK in the Brain Machine studio to talk... HORROR!!! This is not just the Sunday scaries people! We wanna see some HEADS get CUTOFF! If you didn’t have a life in high school GIRLLLL you’re going to relate to this pod! The Shining, Jaws, Rob Zombie and so much other NASTINESS! You will definitely learn to NEVER be ALONE... also Disney VILLAINS are super GAY! A classic Poltergeist flub, a Blair Witch gag and a toilet prank that ended in a hernia (it’s not what you think!) Between the slut and the black guy YOU decide... who’s gonna go first?! From Shades of Death Rd. to Bunnyman Bridge this episode is as gay as the Babadook!! ALSO For the LAST time! Black people don’t f**k with cornfields! A spooky Narcisistas just in time to get prepped for Halloween! We end with our fave game WHO’S your DIVA?! Chris and the girls talk Katy, Shania, Britney and what it’s like to feel like Bruce is Beyoncé! For the love of Willa Ford if you’re not a virgin update your Linked-In! RATE! REVIEW! FOLLOW! REPOST! SUBSCRIBE! VISIT www.narcisistas.com for all the SCARY fun content!

On this 76th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, we are honoring some lesser known stories connected to both the War in the Pacific and Albuquerque. First up, our correspondent Roland Pentilla tells us about the time a Japanese submarine was the "guest of honor" in an Albuquerque parade and how Clyde Tingley may have swiped a bit of it for his own collection. Next, we look at the incredible career of the USS New Mexico, which survived three kamikaze attacks and went on to face its final battle in Newark Bay. Also: For this week's musician profile, we chat with hip hop artist Aay-C.

Here in miserable freezing Massachusetts, a knitting club is making tiny sweaters for chickens. (Yes, this is our kind of news item.) But this week we're also celebrating funny women (for She's Funny That Way Day), discussing Planters Cheez Balls (because they're tasty and weird and really good for you), and looking forward to the upcoming Super Megafest convention (April 7-9 in Marlborough, Massachusetts -- hopefully the weather will be more chicken-friendly by then). Super Megafest's guests include stars from Smallville, I Dream of Jeannie, WKRP in Cincinnati, Star Trek, The Outsiders... and a certain sitcom legend who has us absolutely terrified. Also: For some reason, we can't stop talking about Mr. Peanut. Maybe it's the monocle.

Episode 31 - Craig Mabbitt joins the show this week and sets the record straight about his departures from Blessthefall and The Word Alive. Also discussed is what it felt like to fill Ex-Escape The Fate singer Ronnie Radke's shoes, their current tour with ex-Pantera and Mudvayne band Hell Yeah, and the REAL story about why Escape The Fate had to cancel a Warped Tour set last year. Also - For concert and sports tickets get the Seatgeek App, use promo code SHANE and get a $20 rebate off your first order! Seatgeek.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kris and Kole talk about numbers, cloaking, and crushing uncertainty. ALSO: For my own amusement. Leading your shots. Favorites and Ball Chasing. Inside Baseball on Numbers. People you know. Ladies in podcasts. Vacation Breasts. United States of Cloakopolis. A shocking admission.

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