Podcasts about at length

We talk AT LENGTH about the way eating disorders are treated, what is not working and what changes we want to see. In this episode of Paved with Gold, we are joined by Emma Bryant (she/her), someone who is actively working to change the way eating disorders are defined and treated. She talks to us about her PhD, the important role research plays in informing new treatments of eating disorders and how her lived experience shapes her research.Read more about Emma here.To find out more and for more resources visit our website pavedwithgoldpodcast.comEmail us at pavedwithgoldpod@gmail.comFollow us on Instagram at @pavedwithgoldpodPurchase Callie's Trauma Immediate Response Plan here!Follow Callie on Instagram @calsann.support and at @ca.supportRESOURCES:Australia:InsideOut InstituteThe Butterfly Foundation or call 1800 334 673National Eating Disorder CollaborationLifeline: 13 11 14Suicide Call Back Service: 1300 659 4671800RESPECT: Call 1800 737 732Blue Knot FoundationUK:TalkEDBeat Eating DisordersNational Centre for Eating DisordersNorth America:Alliance for Eating DisordersProject HealEating Disorder HopeMulti-Service Eating Disorders Association (MEDA)National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders (ANAD)National Eating Disorder Information Centre (NEDIC) - CanadaNational Eating Disorder AssociationAsian Mental Health Collective (AMHC)For more links and resources, check out our website. Disclaimer: This podcast is general in nature and has not taken your personal circumstances or medical history into account. We are here to share our own experiences and the things we have found helpful throughout our personal recovery journeys. Please remember that each person's journey and circumstances are different, and not all of the information contained in this podcast may be relatable to you. It's important you consult your own GP or recovery team to seek out tailored advice before making any important decisions relating to your own health and recovery process.

Oh, you didn't think you'd be getting an episode this Wednesday because it's CLITMAS DAY? THINK AGAIN! CHRIS AND DOMINICK TAKE ZERO BREAKS BECAUSE THEY LOVE YOU ALL SO MUCH! Come celebrate the birth of Jesus Franchesca Christ by walking down memory lane with Dom and Chris by looking back on all the celebs they tried (and mostly failed) to fix in 2024. But first, The Pre-Fixe is obviously dominated by the Blake Lively v. Justin Baldoni court filing, which Dom and Chris talk about AT LENGTH. Merry Clitmas Clisteners, and thank you all for coming on this completely deranged and utterly depraved ride with D&C.You can find Dom at dommentary.com.You can find Chris at @thechrisderosa.Follow the show at @fixingfamouspeople.Subscribe to the Patreon Fixing Bonus People here.Or Subscribe to A La Carte Episodes in the Apple Podcast App.Write a review and let us know who you want us to fix!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Here is audio from my guest appearence on the OneTake Podcast which is hosted by Gil from our monthly wrap-ups. In this episode we talk AT LENGTH about Francis Ford Coppola's Megalopolis! 

Lucy and Sam blag on about God's finest creations, the critters that he sent to this world to calm us down. No animals were harmed in this episode but they were discussed AT LENGTH. Thank you so much. Please put headphones on your pet and make them listen to this episode and let us know how they react.Recorded and edited by Naomi Parnell for Plosive. Artwork by Sam Campbell. Theme music by Paul Williams and Sam Campbell. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Katlynn and Britt discuss Hozier, all the M. Night Shyamalan news and talk AT LENGTH about Nathan Fillion's sexuality. For real.Follow the show: https://www.instagram.com/welcometocatchingup

This episode was prerecorded before Shannon's passing. Shannon had so much to offer the world and this community and although it's heartbreaking to hear her talk about the future, we also want as much of her insight, humor, wit, and love to be out in the world as possible. After talking with her family, we made the decision to release these episodes. We hope that this episode makes you smile, laugh, and remember just how incredible Shannon was. We love her and miss her so much everyday.In today's episode, Shannon and Candace discuss the wild and unsolicited opinions you get while both pregnant and in motherhood. Whether about how your body looks, how your parenting, or how your toddler is behaving…one thing is for certain: everyone should just keep their mouths shut.Shannon and Candace also talk AT LENGTH about their take on Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift. Spoiler alert: WE SHIP.Keep up with the Moms and join the conversation on our socials:Instagram: @‌momgroupchatTikTok: @‌momgroupchatQuestions/comments/need to vent? Email us at momgroupchat@gmail.com

"In a country where anybody can become President, anybody just did"Join the gang this week where we break down a movie so crazy you barely realize that everyone is committing treason against the United States. Do we notice the coup attempt? Yup. Do we wish there was an actual love story in this movie? Absolutely. Do we talk, AT LENGTH, about Kevin Kline's dick? You know it. Enjoy! Please Subscribe, Rate and Review Romancing the Pod to help more people discover our community.Follow us @RomancingThePodShow: on Facebook and Instagram Or RomancingPodSho on Twitter Up Next: Holiday in Handcuffs (2007)See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Wherein your hosts talk AT LENGTH about the Netflix adaptation of "All The Light We Cannot See", why Mark Ruffalo was miscast, who the German George MacKay is, what worked, what didn't, and what they'd hide in secret rooms in their houses.

We've made sure to get this out in a Timely manner. AC and Jake are joined by pop culture writer and friend Leah Marilla Thomas to discuss what worked and doesn't work about season 2 episode 3 of Loki. And yes, we discuss the Miss Minutes stuff AT LENGTH. Follow Leah: @leahmarilla JOIN OUR PATREON: Patreon.com/mcuniversitypod BUY MERCH: www.teepublic.com/user/marvel-cinematic-university Follow the show: @mcuniversitypod (Twitter/Insta)
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Hi, y'all -   Allison and Julie chat AT LENGTH about Outlander season 7 episode 8 "Turning Points." We really, really loved this episode. It has everything - Claire being a bad bitch, Jamie feeling things, Weeian and Rachael being hot, and sooooo much hot pess. This season has been excellent so far, and if they keep it up, we think the second half will be just as good!   We'll have plenty of other stuff to say about the first half of season 7 so stay tuned! We'll get through this Withoutlander the best way we know how...together.   Lots of love - Allison and Julie   Photo Credit - © Starz (2023)

NEWS! It's our 300th episode!!! To celebrate we make an extra long show. Firstly we recap the Transformers news and the excitement we have to read it. Then we talk AT LENGTH about Ultimate Invasion and all the implications this story will have on the Marvel Universe. Sounds like Jonathan Hickman is up to his old tricks again… Vargas talks about the new Godzilla series while Greg takes the boys to summer camp courtesy of Archie comics. Thank you all for an amazing journey to 300. It's been an amazing time and we can't wait to see you for episode 600.  OTHER TOPICS! Patreon. Haunted Bed. Slice of Life. The Neighbors. Torrent. Dr Strange. Dead Romans. Spider-Man. Comicon. Transformers. GI Joe. Cobra. Joe Mads. Pretty People. Old Comics That Are New Again. Flash. Ezra Miller Drama. Bad Movie Turnout. Batman. Captain Marvel. For more First Issue Club goodness: Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/firstissueclub Join us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/FirstIssueClub firstissueclub.com    

In part two of our conversation with Bre's mom, we debate AT LENGTH about Kimmy's gallery wall, Emily shares her Air B&B plans, and Bre's new sectional ends in a hairy situation. Be sure to check out our website and Instagram for more behind the scenes pictures and links! https://www.dwellingplacepodcast.com/ https://www.instagram.com/dwellingplacepod/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dwelling-place/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dwelling-place/support

My guest this week is Alexander Jones, vocalist of Rochester, NY Death Metal band UNDEATH. We talked on DAY ONE of their first european tour AT LENGTH almost EXTENSIVELY about everything death metal: the music, the history, the logos - as well as much more. The band is an amazing mix of old school death metal with a modern perspective. Check them out.

Hey everyone! Welcome to a uhmmm A BEEFY MP3!!! As a reward for our marathon live stream for the National Network of Abortion Funds, we said we'd record a podcast about William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet (1996) and BOY DID WE! Enjoy approximately three hours and fourty five minutes of Austin, Ali, Art, Jack and Sylvi chatting about Forbidden Love! Kisses! Fashion! Pools!!!  BUT BEFORE THAT, we have some announcements to make about our show and our patreon.  FIRST AND FOREMOST, PALISADE IS STARTING ON MARCH 9TH!!!!! WE ARE GOING TO BE DOING A DEBUT STREAM AT TWITCH.TV/FRIENDSATTHETABLE AT 8 PM ET!!!! COME HANG OUT AND BE EXCITED WITH US!!!! (The episode, of course, will also be in the feed at 8 PM!!) Second, IF YOU'RE READING THIS (THANKS) ON MARCH 4TH OR 5TH, go check out twitch.tv/rollplusbond, support Trans Lifeline and hang out while they stream some great tabletop games!!!    Third, we're finally making some adjustments to our patreon! We talk about it (AT LENGTH) in this episode, but here's all the changes laid out:  $1 - Clapcast. The Clapcast remains unchanged and will continue to be a monthly 20 to 30 minute collection of outtakes and interstitials from various cast recordings. Banter! Jokes! Laughs! $5 - Bluff City or equivalent produced and soundtracked actual play episode once a month. Rather than using this tier to promise more content than we can create, we're using it to focus on the best thing we make: Bluff City or a similar mini-campaign.   You might be thinking "But I love Bluff City! What other thing are they going to put here...??" Well, after Bluff City season 2 we're planning on doing a short campaign of Realis, a tabletop system designed by Jack de Quidt and Austin Walker. We will DEFINITELY be returning for a third season of Bluff City, but we're giving this tier a little wiggle room so if we hit any road bumps with creating Bluff City, the feed will still remain consistent month to month with a bonus episode of something very cool and polished. $15 - Live at the Table sponsor + Developers ""Blog"". Instead of being apart of the $5 tier, Live at the Table is becoming a free semi-monthly Twitch stream and it is the patrons at this tier that make it possible. We'll show our appreciation by putting their names on a crawl for our Live at the Table streams and for our Twitch episode rebroadcasts (Bluff City Season 01, rebroadcasting on our twitch SOON!)  This tier will also give you access to a new (currently unnamed) podcast, a monthly developers blog/behind the scenes conversation with a few cast members about whatever we've been working on! The show will be a combination of the best of our Pusher content, the vibe of the Drawing Map streams, and our deeper Tips at the Table conversations. Rather than lock these sorts of conversations at the $50 tier OR try to share behind the scenes content across a bunch of different types of rewards, we'll have one episode a month that is more focused, more constinent, and more relevant to our current output. $25 - Physical Rewards! Postcards! This is staying the same, our postcard catchup is happening this month and then full steam ahead on some great stuff already in production. Amazing artists, in-universe short fiction, these are amazing artifacts from our cool show. Postcard fulfillments are continuing monthly and will remain monthly!! If you join on this tier in March, you will receive the first Palisade card in April! You will receive an email about fulfillment in the third week of April!!  If you were supported this tier in Feburary and were charged on March 1st, you WILL get an email in the third week of March about fulfillment for your card (a very cool 6x4 version of our Palisade cover!) If you've been supporting this tier in the past 18 months and have been like uhhhhh, what's going on,,, you should have received an email update about this last week! If you did not, PLEASE email friendsatthetable@gmail.com and we'll get it sorted!! $50 - Credits in our show notes. Wow, what a generous monthly donation. At this level we will put your name in the show credits in the episode description of every main feed episode. You're making everything we do possible and we want to say thanks. $100 - Signed Bookplates and TTRPG book. This tier remains unchanged. After six months and once a year after we will send you a game book of your choice with a signed bookplate affixed inside. These are cool and extremely rare!

Episode Notes HELLLLLOOO TV heads! We know it's the new year, and there are a ton of new shows we are AMPED about in 2023. But first!!!!! We must give 2022 the recognition it deserves and discuss (AT LENGTH!!!!) last year's best TV shows. Special guest and best friend of the Pod Tyler AKA T$ (of Severance Pitchtown and Emmy Episode fame) is back and hosting Luke, Kathleen, and Jimmy to rank each of our Top 5 shows released in the year 2022. We were definitely drinking during this episode (duh!) so expect some classique bingetown chaos. Let us know if you agree / disagree with our picks!!!!! Legggggoooo!!!!! Support BingetownTV Podcast: Covering Your Favorite “Binge-Worthy” TV Shows! by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/bingetowntv

CHESTNUTS ROASTING ON AN OPEN FIRE… it's Christmas time Shweebs! And we had to cover Tokyo Godfathers. Satoshi Kon is a damn legend and bless him for this film. It's truly a Christmas miracle. We talk AT LENGTH about Christmas spirit, angels, and Santa - three elements that are represented strongly in Tokyo Godfathers. Between lovable characters, exciting plot, emotional moments, this film is loaded with feels and good vibes. It's a Christmas classic that belongs in your traditions for years to come.SPOILER ALERT!!!Save this episode for later if you want to experience this show without a high-energy, often heated, very thorough discourse on it's high and low points. We cover each Anime from top to bottom, leaving no stone unturned. Later Shweebs!-Mikey, Jay, and Jordy Support NEVER NOT KITTENS and help Lisa save kitty lives! She works tirelessly to take care of her rescues and find them forever homes! There are many ways to help but it all starts by following Never Not Kittens on TikTok!https://www.tiktok.com/@nevernotkittensCome join our inclusive community of anime fans! All levels of fandom are welcome and you can interact with us there directly!https://discord.gg/NMpMy7FbwF Follow Us!www.tiktok.com/@shmanimepodwww.instagram.com/shmanimepod/Jay does design and merch!www.instagram.com/hangar.91/www.instagram.com/jay.beckett91/Mikey has cats and toys!www.instagram.com/koreanbbq86/Jordy has a dog and a band!www.instagram.com/reachingin

Up front: MAJOR content warning. Our first episode, "Mortal Coil", has a character attempting to end their own life. We discuss it and other topics related to it AT LENGTH. Please use the timestamps to jump ahead to "Waking Moments" if this discussion could cause discomfort. In this week's episodes, can dreams solve an existential crisis? Can they be used to conquer enemies? And how does Chakotay factor in to all of this?! All this and more in this week's "A Star to Steer Her By"! Also this week: Bryan Fuller, a famous horn, and Romulan starships! [Timestamps: "Mortal Coil": 00:47; "Waking Moments": 32:55; Shipchat: 59:23] [Tumbltime! https://sshbpodcast.tumblr.com/post/694128155392393216/vessel-detected-alien-ships-in-star-trek-part-2?fbclid=IwAR0jboye7psuT0n_YNsQR4SViFMuigdlZO_kLYadcZIjPrQHW7jUg8fNbCQ]

Starship Troopers 3 sounds like the most direct-to-video idea in the world and we're not about to come out here and tell you that it's not. However, we do feel compelled to let you know that it is also way more fun than it should be. Run, don't walk, to your nearest youtube.com and watch this movie. Then come over here and listen to this podcast so we can talk AT LENGTH about how wild of a ride this is.As newly promoted Col. Johnny Rico (Casper Van Dien) returns to military service, political unrest brings the planet of Roku San to a breaking point. When Rico steps in to protect a farmer from a fellow soldier's violent outburst, he finds himself scheduled for execution. But Rico's life is spared when the Federation taps him to lead a secret mission, sending him on a collision course with the site of a new "bug" invasion -- and his old flame, Capt. Lola Beck (Jolene Blalock).

San Diego Comic Con is BACK and your Pop Saga Pals (™, ™, ™ ) were NOT invited. But not all the lack of press passes in the world will stop us from discussing our favorite announcements AT LENGTH. Also in this episode: Our usual nonsense! Have suggestions? Contact us at: Thepopsaga@gmail.com Find our socials, channels, and more here: https://pico.link/2did Special thanks to burtonm6 at https://www.fiverr.com/burtonm6 for the amazing theme song

What scarier than horror? A horror MUSICAL. Special Guest from Season 3 Kathleen Stilson joins this week as the team tackles STAGE FRIGHT from 2014. Everyone is very excited to discuss musicals AT LENGTH. Well... not everyone. Anthony is confused but he's excited to be included. More horror musicals in the future? Yes, please.  Check us out on Patreon! Patreon.com/Horrorpeoplepod  Classic Horror 2 by Kevin MacLeod  Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License 

gentlemen whats going on...and more importantly....where the hell are you going....we all have or we should have aspirations to become more than we presently are...to continue to become better is the name of the game....its the ummmppp that gets you out of bed and keeps you on your feet...buuut...ive found in my life...and the mess that ive made of it....and the difficultiesive encountered in attempting to disentangle the disorder....meth,,,booze and skanks etc...isss....its a very damn ardous task to get somewhere...when you have no fucking clue who you are....imagine discovering a genie in the bottle....and this magical genie...offers to grant you threewishes...and he asks....what do you want....but instead of being ready and knowledgeable with a precise answer....you stammeraround in a stuttering paralysis....we know...the object of the game called life is to get somewhere,,,both literally and figuratively...to arrive at a physical destination that is superior to your beginnings,,,and not only that...but to reach an intellectual and wise position.... that truly knows the differencebetween what is  important and whats  bullshit...and heres my genie in the bottle question to you...do you know who the hell you are....because how can we expect to navigate the world if weve never taken time to navigate ourselves....so the hell with all the meaningless distraction vying for your limited time....and yes it is limited...we one day will perish....dammit....so lets drop the bullshit and pick upsome direction...lets mindfully choose our next steps and stamp the address on to our ambitious souls...and in order to combat the mononoutous dreary of those slaves dragging their feet beside youwe ensure freedom by having a benchmark,,,something we can quantitatively measure..im going after A.....im using B to get there...and the results will look like C...A plus B equals C....it really is that simple to map out a game plan...a life plan..but too often....we adopt the habits of parents and the societal norms...although were fully conscious of how much they despise the predictable standards...you are a man..and the only thing predictable in your arsenal should be the toolof overcoming.......hell fighting to overcome the humdrum of mediocrity is mans initiative...so where  you want to go....entirely depends AT LENGTH....how far you are willing to searchthe depths of.... who the hell you are....thus learning who the hell you can bebecause the benchmarks,,,the goals,,,,the tangible rewards that can be measured...they can only stack up in corelation with how deep you know who you are and what youremade of...do you have the grit and balls it requires to get to the level your seeking...in truth,,,,most people dont....theyll never do what it takes to get the body...to get the wealth.....to get the life......that consumes their daydreamsand that... for most people is all it consists of....a motherfucking fantasy that gives them a hard on...instead of actually grinding it out to get the real deal....everyone of us wrestles with that inner shadow,,,,that weakness,,,,that fear....and the difference...the game changer....between weakness and strength....is this....the coward will always WRESTLE with the what ifs that lie with inthe inner monster....but the courageous one....the one thats sailed across the inner oceans of hisown darkness....that man lights the monster on fire.... and uses his burning flesh to navigatenew territories......love and respect gentlemen....your benchmark is on the other side of cuttingoff the monsters head.....

This week, we talk Licorice Pizza, and talk AT LENGTH about The Batman. Spoilers ahead!

David and I disagree AT LENGTH about whether we can accurately call Elon Musk one of the inventors of Tesla. We go back and forth in a heated exchange as we scour the library of information that is the internet. This episode is part 1 of our debate on who is the Greatest Inventor Of the Modern Era (70s to present day) - GOME. I think it's Elon Musk and David disagrees. ----------------------- Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and follow me on Instagram for more random thoughts, conversations, and experiences from a third culture kid that's finding his way around the world. A third culture kid is someone who grew up in a country that's different from the one his parents were raised in. I grew up in Brazil, was raised in a Korean household, and was educated in an American school - all at once.

As huge web-heads we couldn't possibly let perhaps the most important Spider-Man film to date be released without sitting down to talk about it AT LENGTH. If you haven't seen No Way Home, please go see it before listening to this show! We talk about the film, plot points and where it sits in the MCU. We also spend too long trying to work out when this film takes place in relation to other MCU films. We hope you enjoy the show and return in the future to the congregation!

Stephanie Ellis Schlaifer is a poet and installation artist in St. Louis. She is the author of the poetry collections Well Waiting Room (Fordham University Press, fall 2021) and Cleavemark (BOAAT Press, 2016) and the children's book The Cloud Lasso (Penny Candy Books, 2019). Her poems and art have appeared in Bomb, Bennington Review, Georgia Review, Harvard Review, Iowa Review, AGNI, Washington Square, At Length, The Offing, Denver Quarterly, LIT, Colorado Review, and on PoetryNow and the Poetry Foundation website, among others. She frequently collaborates with other artists, most recently with Cheryl Wassenaar on the installation The Cabinet of Ordinary Affairs at the Des Lee Gallery. Her work can be viewed at stephanieschlaifer.com. “The Archive of the Interior,” from The Cabinet of Ordinary Affairs. A collaborative, multimedia installation with Cheryl Wassenaar. Installation view, The Cabinet of Ordinary Affairs. A collaborative, multimedia installation with Cheryl Wassenaar. Installation view, The Cabinet of Ordinary Affairs. A collaborative, multimedia installation with Cheryl Wassenaar.

Luke and Tyler discuss AT LENGTH the abysmal start to the season by Tyler's fantasy team, the amazing fact that Dani is in second place in the league, and how next week features some of the closest matchups yet. Don't miss this weeks episode of the Captiv8 podcast for the Hateful 8 Fantasy Football League. 

Today, Rome joins Tyler to have an AT LENGTH discussion about many things...but the conversation ended up dominated by our gripes with social media and the impact on real life social cultures...and it's basically bringing about a social apocalypse. :-D

Chas and Guest Podcaster Brendon O'Connor talk Teflon Joe, Leaky Labs and the Trump stories people somehow missed. And they talk about it all AT LENGTH!

OR Expecting Goals Jake & Trey sigh through a second disappointing match recap looking to break down the particulars of a shock 1-2 loss to Columbus Crew. After agreeing there isn't much new to talk about, your Blue Balls boys proceed to talk about it AT LENGTH, breaking down NYCFC's fumbled final third attacks, the return of Maxi Moralez, substitutions, turnovers, plays of beauty and plays of woe. And maybe we talk a little about those two f*cking free kicks as well. THEN: Some chat about rival stadiums and fan-player relations, the Talles Magno presser and the Brazilian age-to-come, and most importantly, Olivia Rodrigo's new album. Plus a pint-size precap to an LAFC match away that promises white-knuckle moments galore. You ain't seen nothin' yet, folks -- you've got Blue Balls.

On your left! Captain Alix, Winter Cole, and Baron Nathan shield you from missing out on an in depth (and at times, AT LENGTH) discussion of Marvel's The Falcon and The Winter Soldier. Team up with our heroes as we give you the super soldier serum power up to build better character! Catch The Falcon and The Winter Soldier on Disney+! One world. One podcast.

It took a while, but we got there! Coming straight out of the gate after the school holidays (who knew having three kids in the house all day would be so exhausting *and* noisy!?) with a no-spoilers review of Brandon Sanderson's latest puppy-killer*, 'Rhythm of War'. This is one that I REALLY want to sink into spoilers on, so if you're into that then hit us up on the Discord server and we can go into it AT LENGTH, lol. Especially that ending. Holy gee, that ending. And if you get a moment to rate/comment on iTunes, then that would also be appreciated! Every little bit helps!! Talk soon. Intro/outro music for this episode is 'Elevators Need Rock Too' by Spence, courtesy of the YouTube Audio Library. *Sanderson commonly refers to his books as 'puppy-' or 'chihuahua-killers' because he recognises his books are SO DAMN BIG** that you definitely wouldn't want to accidentally drop one on a small dog... **In one of his podcasts, he also mentioned the only reason the Stormlight Archive book 'Oathbringer' was edited down to the final length it was, was because if it had any more pages then the machines at the printers would have been physically incapable of actually producing it, so this is definitely a pattern of behaviour, seriously, please, Brandon, I have other things I need to do.

This is a long one, but there's A LOT of subject matter to cover. And yes...there is a trigger warning in here for you! The Marks (Troy & Greg) are diving headfirst back into the Hell Hole that was Extreme Championship Wrestling. This one was quite the unique show, featuring multiple crimes and/or attempted crimes. The show opens with Dusty Rhodes vs Steve Corino in a Texas Bullrope Match, ends with Rhino vs Super Crazy, and doesn't have much going on in between with any quality. However, a man nearly dies! So that's discussed AT LENGTH. If you enjoy Vice's Dark Side of the Ring series, you may dig this show.SUBSCRIBE TO FUBOTV: fubo.tv/welcome?irad=34GET YOUR SPORTS SWAG ON FANATICS: fanatics.ncw6.net/jxzKMLISTEN EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 8PM EST: unhingedsn.com/FOLLOW US ON TWITTER & INSTAGRAM: @MainEvent_MarksFOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK: facebook.com/maineventmarkspodCHECK OUT OUR MERCHANDISE: MainEventMarks.redbubble.comEMAIL US AT: maineventmarkspod@gmail.comSEARCH FOR US ON YOUTUBE AT: Main Event Marks--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mainevent-marks/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This is a long one, but there's A LOT of subject matter to cover. And yes...there is a trigger warning in here for you! The Marks (Troy & Greg) are diving headfirst back into the Hell Hole that was Extreme Championship Wrestling. This one was quite the unique show, featuring multiple crimes and/or attempted crimes. The show opens with Dusty Rhodes vs Steve Corino in a Texas Bullrope Match, ends with Rhino vs Super Crazy, and doesn't have much going on in between with any quality. However, a man nearly dies! So that's discussed AT LENGTH. If you enjoy Vice's Dark Side of the Ring series, you may dig this show.SUBSCRIBE TO FUBOTV: fubo.tv/welcome?irad=34GET YOUR SPORTS SWAG ON FANATICS: fanatics.ncw6.net/jxzKMLISTEN EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 8PM EST: unhingedsn.com/FOLLOW US ON TWITTER & INSTAGRAM: @MainEvent_MarksFOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK: facebook.com/maineventmarkspodCHECK OUT OUR MERCHANDISE: MainEventMarks.redbubble.comEMAIL US AT: maineventmarkspod@gmail.comSEARCH FOR US ON YOUTUBE AT: Main Event Marks

I do the worst possible impressions of celebrities, talk about Highlander 2 AT LENGTH and then do the voice of Jimmy - I don’t know who Jimmy is, but I have concerns that he has appeared in my psyche.

The Hake Report, Monday, December 21, 2020  The moon looks round to me. If the moon is a ball, why not the earth?  Rats are a symbol of hate and dehumanization, but accurate for some!  I DIDN'T GET TO THIS! FOR TOMORROW: Covid lockdown mental health — physical health too! Abortion is not health care.  Also check out Hake News from today.  CALLERS Art from Ohio calls out Scottie Pippen for allegedly being lenient on his perhaps unfaithful wife.  Freddy from New Mexico talks AT-LENGTH with James on free speech, racism, and Trump!  Lynn from Chicago says a bathhouse is open, but restaurants closed! CottonTree1981 on Parler! Mandla from South Africa says his countrymen need education on capitalism vs. socialism.  Mark from San Diego says Jordan Peterson says people identify with their ideology and lie!  Sheldon from South Africa agrees that Trevor Noah is an embarrassment and a sellout.  Dana from South Dakota mercilessly mocks Dr. Jordan B. Peterson!  TIME STAMPS 0:00 Stream start 1:03 What I'll cover 3:34 Election not over 12:15 Ball moon 16:02 Rats! Cockroaches! 25:24 Wash. Compost: Rats! 32:54 Super Chats 35:53 Art in OH 43:10 Freddy in NM 57:15 Freddy on Trump 1:12:18 Break! 1:13:25 Tucker at TPUSA 1:17:27 More Super Chats 1:22:30 Lyn in Chicago 1:33:45 Mandla in South Africa 1:44:12 Mark in San Diego, CA 1:54:48 Sheldon in South Africa 1:56:57 Dana in South Dakota 1:58:45 Thanks, all!  HAKE LINKS VIDEO ARCHIVE: Facebook | Periscope/Twitter | YouTube | Audio podcast links below LIVE VIDEO: DLive | Periscope | Facebook | YouTube* | Twitch*  PODCAST: Apple | Podcast Addict | Castbox | Stitcher | Spotify | Amazon | PodBean | Google … SUPPORT: SubscribeStar | Patreon | Teespring | SUPER CHAT: Streamlabs | DLive  Call in! 888-775-3773, live Monday through Friday 9 AM (Los Angeles) https://thehakereport.com/show  Also see Hake News from JLP's show today.  *NOTE: YouTube and Twitch have both censored James's content on their platforms lately, over fake "Community Guidelines" violations.  BLOG POST: https://www.thehakereport.com/blog/2020/12/21/122120-mon-rats-racism-rinos-calls-trump-jbp-trevor-noah 

Paul Giamatti and the Marlboro Man break down this week's adventures of exploitable millennials trapped in an operant conditioning chamber. WARNING: WE ARE DOCTORS OF BRAINOLOGY AND DEPRESSION.Tayshia whittles the herd down to the hometown 4, and the MEN TELL ALL! We're talking Kenny's boner. Yosef's crucifixion. Green juice. The Noah / Bennett rivalry concludes, and the winner is all of us. We break it down AT LENGTH as we speed to the electrifying final act of this TAYsty season. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I talk AT LENGTH about all the stuff I know about ps5 and give my opinions... plus other news! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/anothercastle/support

This week on the program, the nOObs crack the case of the extended Cyberpunk delays, chat about the upcoming Asassin's Creed Netflix series and dive deep on the nextgen console release titles that were not meant to be.  Dudi (the lucky ba$tard) gets his sticky little fingers on an advanced copy of Watchdogs Legions and brags about it AT LENGTH! Unless you're interested in hearing a man wax lyrical about the hottest of new release titles, I wouldn't bother tuning in this week.  Shaken Not nOOb is bought to you by THE DUDE, Michael at Culture Shock Collectables! If you want to get onboard with everything collectables, not only have they got an outstanding store but Michael's doing weekly culture shock news on their YouTube page! Give them a look, chuck them a sub and tell them we sent you! (remember... to use "play with each other, play with yourself" at check out) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Surprise! Happy Kardashian-Bonus-Episode-Thursday! The chicks decided to do drop double episodes this week and prepare for all the drama as Sara has the most dramatic start to her morning before the girls deep dive into Keeping Up With The Kardashians season 19. They discuss AT LENGTH the first 3 episodes and if you are a Kim or Kris, or Northie fan this is something you do not want to miss ! !  Then they Natalie tells Sara she has never seen one of the MOST iconic Halloween movies and they agree on how to cope moving forward. NOT a spoiler-- your homework for next week is to watch Beetlejuice.   Tune in weekly & Follow along @TheNetchicks

Surprise! Happy Kardashian-Bonus-Episode-Thursday! The chicks decided to do drop double episodes this week and prepare for all the drama as Sara has the most dramatic start to her morning before the girls deep dive into Keeping Up With The Kardashians season 19. They discuss AT LENGTH the first 3 episodes and if you are a Kim or Kris, or Northie fan this is something you do not want to miss ! !  Then they Natalie tells Sara she has never seen one of the MOST iconic Halloween movies and they agree on how to cope moving forward. NOT a spoiler-- your homework for next week is to watch Beetlejuice.   Tune in weekly & Follow along @TheNetchicks

2. Back to School: Pandemic StyleFirst of all… WTFWe are all living through crazy times right now, let’s backup and talk about how our Spring Shutdown and quarantine went.In all honesty, we’ve been winging it this whole summer. Just keeping our circle small and wondering what in the world school will look like even IF we get to send our kids back.The Decision: How are we doing back to school in 2020?We have a unique circumstance both being/working from home. So if the school gave us a choice, there were a lot of things we had to consider on whether to send them to seated, or try online learning APART from worrying about anyone getting sick.We finally learned our district was going with an either or approach.We talked AT LENGTH with school officials/teachers on what the online curriculum and school day would look like, as well as how the district was planning to keep everyone safe and healthy as much as possible.We talked with all our girls about how they felt - kid’s mental health was definitely part of the equation.Realistically we had to consider work, even though we would be home. Exactly how would we be able to do online schooling for 3 separate kids, with spotty internet at times, and still get anything work wise done during the day.All things considered, we decided to try sending them backRemaining Positive but RealisticWe know another shutdown is probable. We are doing everything we can outside of school to still keep our circle small and build our immune systems. We practice good health hygiene - here are some tips recommended by our pediatrician years ago to reduce bringing sickness home from school:Have the kids leave backpacks, shoes, etc. in a designated space, ideally outside the home. Ours leave theirs in the garage where we’ve set up a “mudroom”. If you have an actual mudroom that will keep things separate from the rest of the house, that works.Change clothes as soon as they get home. All clothes, reusable masks, etc. they wore to school, gets thrown straight in the washing machine.Eat well. The basics of building a good immune system is what you eat. We try to eat mostly whole foods, lots of veggies and fruits. Basically our family follows a paleo way of eating to make it easier.Drink lots of water. They don’t get much at school, so we make sure they drink extra at home.We have prepared our kids for different scenarios, and how they should behave while at school (wearing masks, being respectful of personal distance, etc.)And our current family motto is “stay flexible, and go with the flow” “every little thing, is gonna be all right.” The pandemic is temporary, but we all have to do our part and do the best we can with what we know. Follow Couple Thoughts on:Instagram: @couplethoughtspodcastFacebook: Couple Thoughts Podcast with Matt and DynaeTwitter:      @CoThoughtsPod

Tommy, Josh, and Jenn dig into season 3, episode 2 of the incredible German language Netflix series Dark! In our spoiler-free (up to this episode) discussion, we break down Katharina’s growth as she goes to the 80s to find her son, but ends up finding someone else, discuss Peter’s post-apocalyptic fathering, and fawn over the Gilded-Age aesthetic of the stranger and crew as they see a familiar face again. NOTE: We discuss the stone family tree on the marble floor AT LENGTH. If you want to skip this discussion, then you will want to skip from 1:04 - 1:24 during Lit 101. That’s at the end of the episode, just about an hour before the end! There is also a warning before we get there in the audio. Links to items discussed in this episode: Montage Song - “Broken Sleep” by Agnes Obel - https://rb.gy/vubwjz Adam and Eve Painting by Lucas Cranach - https://rb.gy/8fcc9g

Our inaugural podcast is ALIVE!! Please enjoy as my good buddy Rob Van Brunt and I yap AT LENGTH about Richard Lester’s misunderstood and criminally underrated superhero “masterpiece,” Superman III.

It's the episode you wait for, and are usually disappointed by... but wait? Do we spy a Snatch Game that lives up to its potential? Harry & Tash are pleasantly surprised with a strong crop of winners and a number of notable disasters. Includes an AT LENGTH discussion about Aiden Zane. Spoiler alert: We forgive, even if Patricia Quinn does not.

Oh man, this is one of the worst films Jacob and Ben have ever had to endure. Why did they wait 20 years to deliver what is ultimately a lazy and inferior product? Why did they go on with this even after Will Smith told them to f**k off?!?! Why did they think we would care about such poorly written new characters!?! WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY!!?!?!?!?!?!?!??! Anyway we talked AT LENGTH about it so if you haven't watched the movie yet just save yourself the time and listen to this episode as we rip right into INDEPENDENCE DAY RESURGENCE!!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/refund-theater/support

mapsoc.org // 00:05:00 - A horrible and dangerous guide to opening your third eye that you must ignore and NOT DO. // 00:16:00 - Sumo expounds on chivalry AT LENGTH. // 01:08:00 - Chivalry in the age of industrial warfare. // 01:15:00 - LARPers carry the backup civilizational operating system in case the main one fails. // 01:24:00 - Teaser for next week’s segment on giants. // 01:28:00 - Bread making. // Peter ReinhartFamily Baking Book

Art and Paul are back! It's like they never left! No honestly nobody even noticed.... The new decade gets off to a shaky start with widespread fear of baldness, celebrity bus crashes hanging over the general public. A mystery drug brought off the internet has unexpectedly horrifying side effects. Paul reviews the career of Black Lace and the new Rambo film.... AT LENGTH. 

Have you ever had a moment in time that felt like a dream even while it was happening? That's how we felt getting to interview Lois Lowry for a full hour. We chat AT LENGTH about the stories behind The Giver, Number the Stars, and her stunning upcoming book On the Horizon as well as several of her favorite stories from a lifetime of literature. I don't know what else to say... she's a living legend. 

Kelly and Lillian go on AT LENGTH about guests and bosses in this extended gossip episode, see Part 2 for bagel content!

Forgive us in advance for being so long-winded in this episode, but we're talking about our kids!! We know how much people love (hate) hearing about other people's children, so we felt it was only right to speak AT LENGTH about ours. Plus, like 10 other things so hang in there. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/momanddadpodcast/support

We recorded this episode before our RAUCOUS birthday show at Banks St. Bar, and boy did we have KILLER time. Ever thought about what life was like before we had smartphones? You're the first person to ever have that thought in the entire world, but we talked about it AT LENGTH in this episode. It's also never a bad idea to do an Australian or Italian accent. It's pretty easy to make toilet wine, AND it tastes mad good.  RATE AND SUBSCRIBE YEAHDEED.COM

Friends of the show, Melissa Jouben, and Ryan Barry come by to talk, AT LENGTH, about the newest Game of Thrones episodes, and ALSO, SUMMER BLOCKBUSTERS. We play a new game, and Melissa and Ryan learn about a sport for the first time!

Dr. Nicole Cooley reads and shares stories about her work in this episode hosted by Henry Goldkamp. Originally aired on May 11th 2019. NICOLE COOLEY grew up in New Orleans, Louisiana. Her most recent books are two poetry collections, Girl after Girl after Girl (Louisiana State University Press, 2017) and Of Marriage(Alice James Books, 2018). She has published four other collections of poems, Breach, Milk Dress, The Afflicted Girls and Resurrection, as well as a novel, Judy Garland, Ginger Love, a chapbook, Frozen Charlottes, A Sequence, and a collaborative artists' book (with book artist Maureen Cummins), Salem Lessons. Her awards include The Walt Whitman Award from the Academy of American Poets, a Discovery/The Nation Award, Creative Artists fellowship from The American Antiquarian Society, and the Emily Dickinson Award from the Poetry Society of America. Her scholarly work includes serving as co-editor of the “Mother” issue of the journal Women's Studies Quarterly as well as publishing essays in At Length, Pilot Light: A Journal of 21st Century Poetics. Her non-fiction essays have recently appeared in The Southern Review, The Rumpus, The Feminist Wire, and The Atlantic. 8 She has taught at Bucknell University and as well in Merida, Mexico with US Poets in Mexico and at the Chautauqua Institution. Currently, she is the director of the MFA Program in Creative Writing and Literary Translation at Queens College-City University of New York where she is a professor of English. Dr. Nicole Cooley's books are available at Octavia Books in New Orleans and on Amazon.com. HENRY GOLDKAMP's 's recent work appears or is forthcoming in Indiana Review, Diagram, South Carolina Review and The McNeese Review among others. He is the grateful recipient of the Ryan Chighizola Prize for poetry from the University of New Orleans. He is also a member of The Class-a group of poets-writers in New Orleans. Currently, Henry lives in Louisiana with his small, lovely family

* SPOILERS * Grace and Alicia talk AT LENGTH about GoT ships, Pokemon, and Grace’s forever-young parents. Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook → @wehavelivespod Follow your hosts Heather Grace Hancock @mrs_graceface and Alicia Gaynor @itsaliciagaynor Questions, comments, funny stories that'll make us laugh → wehavelivespod@gmail.com #wehavelivespod --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wehavelivespod/message

Slow week in the world of Joe Rogan. It was US Thanksgiving this week, therefore, there were only two episodes to discuss. But discuss them we did. AT LENGTH! As always, thanks so much for listening! Have a great week!

We sit down with Scot Michael of Titan Recording Studio out of Seattle WA to discuss the recording business, music, politics and life in general "AT LENGTH". This one is an extended episode, so enjoy!

Gaudy Stats: Late Night Edition. Sam and Kemp get on the line for a drowsy, drunken three-way pod. Random subjects and players are discussed. Kemp is aroused by the thought of Giovani Bernard on the Patriots. Jay Ajayi is dicusssed AT LENGTH while Carson Wentz is compared to every QB in NFL history (including Scott Tolzien). Should you expect a bounce back year from Drew Brees? Why does Kemp hate Kirk Cousins? Is it is face? Is Jimmy G a god in the flesh? Has Doug Pederson supplanted Bill Belichick as the NFL's utmost GURU? So many questions, so few answers, but listen anyway!

Join Emcee, April, Roane, and special guest Angie as we share our feelings (AT LENGTH) in the immediate aftermath of seeing Episode VIII: The Last Jedi. Brace yourselves, this is almost ninety minutes of unabashed squee, heartbreak and some speculation as we celebrate the fact that the #WaitForVIII is finally over!

Join Emcee, April, Roane, and special guest Angie as we share our feelings (AT LENGTH) in the immediate aftermath of seeing Episode VIII: The Last Jedi. Brace yourselves, this is almost ninety minutes of unabashed squee, heartbreak and some speculation as we celebrate the fact that the #WaitForVIII is finally over!

At Length interview by Steve Scher with visiting scholars, authors and artists to Town Hall Seattle.

We discuss, AT LENGTH, the mid-80s television smash hit starring Michael Landon, Highway To Heaven. As well as love languages, sex dungeon, and so many other ridiculous things that well, you just wouldn't believe it.

Judge Forrest and Judge James speak AT LENGTH with Judge Brendan LaSalle about MCC, X-crawl, running, writing, and playing games. Blade Runner weaponry and the Hofstader Cube feature in Mutagenesis, while Judge Brendan creates some cool stuff on the fly. Hear the man in action! Then run, run as fast as you can, running man!

Professor Marieka Klawitter  Over the last few years, the debate in America over the rights of people of different gender identities has become a key civil rights issue. Professor Marieka Klawitter is the final speaker in the UW’s Equity and Difference series. Her widely published research, focuses on poverty,  family savings and the economic impact of public policies on sexual orientation.  Her May 18th lecture, “I’m Coming Out: Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity in the U.S.” looked at the ways acceptance and changes to the law have affected LGBTQ equality since the 1969 stonewall riots. We met at her UW office to talk about the social and economic realities for members of the LGBTQ community. Professor Marieka Klawitter was the final speaker for the Equity and Difference series at the UW. Support for At length comes from the Office of the President of the University of Washington. You can hear all the interviews from this lecture series, and previous series. Our homepage is  At Length with Steve Scher. Hear the interviews on Itunes, and Stitcher. Thank you for listening.

Listen guys, last week we made a podcast on the usual topics. Brackets. Pop Culture. You know the drill. But also in the beginning we talked AT LENGTH about Dominos. Like a lot. Frank Dicola and Jack Kelly from Game Revenant were also involved. It can only be described as art. Enjoy.

Andy Kindler (@andykindler) and Bobby Tisdale (@bobbytisdale) in a bonus PREMIUM episode LIVE in San Francisco @sfsketchfest at the San Francisco Punchline. Breakfast foods and coffee are discussed AT LENGTH. Oh, it's great. The track playing here is the, normally, free bonus track of Andy and I discussing the show. And, as always here is a clip of the show:  So it’s $2 for the whole thing on  WELCOME to year TEN of TDF I have an hour comedy special out and you can download it here:  or get the DVD on my site. It’s called “This Will Make An Excellent Horcrux” because comedy is all about soul ;) … Own it today and forever. You can also get a dork forest tshirt or any of my CDs or DVD at   You can support the show in other ways, talk us up! Get a shirt or CD/DVD at  or   USE THE AMAZON banner when you order your own dorky goodness. Audio leveling by Patrick Brady  Music is by Mike Ruekberg  Website design by Vilmos:

Welcome to At Length, our second season of conversations where we take a little more time and delve a little deeper into the profound issues of our era. As part of the UW Graduate School’s Equity and Difference Series, Associate Professor Ralina Joseph has a public lecture, “What’s the Difference with ‘Difference’?”Her talk is about the power of language to open or close doors to equity and opportunity.On the mission statement page of the website of the Center For Communication Difference and Equity is a quote from American scholar and poet Audre Lorde, “It is not our differences that divide us. It is our inability to recognize, accept, and celebrate those differences.”  Professor Joseph and I took that as the starting point of our conversation.  You can find out more about the work of the Center for Communication, Difference, and Equity at their website.  Professor Joseph is working on her second book, Speaking Back to Screens: How Black Women on Television Resist PostIdentity Culture, an examination of African American women in modern television. For more about the work Professor Ralina Joseph is doing, go to her website. Our next interview, scheduled to coincide another upcoming lecture that is part of the UW’ Equity and Difference Series, will be with Professor Mehnaz Afridi of Manhattan College. She will be talking about Freedom, Religion and Racism in Jewish-Muslim Encounters. Hope you attend the lecture on February 4th and listen to our podcast  

Mitchell Davis is BACK. And we’re doing what we do best: Rants! This time we’re coming after you, Christmas. Mitchell, Jack, and I tackle important holiday issues such as: Winter in LA, why mistletoe doesn't have an app yet, and the joy of Black Friday shopping. We also chat (at LENGTH) about my new Christmas obsession - Krampus. *Spoiler Alert* - Yes, we went to see the Krampus movie this past weekend (many weeks after this podcast was recorded). So look out for our bonus episode where Mitchell, Jack, and I review the film, AT LENGTH, in just two weeks! - Also, please remember that this episode is brought you for free by our awesome sponsors MeUndies, Casper Mattress, and Harry’s! Please go support them so we can continue to keep the podcast free!

Steve Scher talks to producer, actor and activist Kathy Najimy about women and body image. Powerful forces are at work shaping our body image.  Self-esteem, family norms, peer group pressures and the media all influence our feelings about our own bodies. Actor, activist and producer Kathy Najimy wrapped up the UW’s Weight and Wellness lecture series with a talk on “Women and Body Image,” based on her personal story and her years working in Hollywood. Named one of Ms. Magazine's 'Women of the Year’ in 2004, she is producing a new HBO series based on Ms. Magazine and the work of Gloria Steinem and the feminists of the 70’s. In the 80’s, she co-wrote and co-starred with Mo Gaffney in the Obie award winning feminist comedy hit, “The Kathy and Mo Show.”  Two productions were later broadcast on HBO. Kathy Najimy’s breakthrough role was as Sister Mary Patrick in the 1992 Whoopi Goldberg film, “Sister Act.”  She has gone on to a highly successful career on stage, screen and television in a wide variety of roles.  For 14 seasons she was the voice of Peggy Hill on the award winning animated series “King of The Hill.”  She co-starred with her idol Bette Midler in the movie “Hocus Pocus.”  She was back on the New York stage in 2014 with her one-woman show, “Lift Up Your Skirt.”  She is currently on HBO's "Veep," and has been cast in a new TV series as a police chief.  She has spoken around the world on issues affecting girls, women, LGBTQ, as well as animal rights and AIDS prevention.  She has won numerous awards and raised hundreds of thousands of dollars.  She earned some of the money as a formidable TV game show player and as a poker champion.  Support for the lecture series comes from the University of Washington Alumni Association, The Graduate School of Public Health,Support for At Length with Steve Scher comes from the UWAA.  

 We swim in a sea of chemicals. Some of them are harming our environment, some are harming us. In part two of Steve Scher's conversation with scientist Bruce Blumberg, we hear more about the science of hormone disrupting chemicals, what action the regulatory agencies are taking and whether an approach called green chemistry could keep suspect chemicals from ever entering the environment. Professor Bruce Blumberg spoke at the University of Washington in May 2015, part of the Weight and Wellness series at the UW.Find more interviews on iTunes and Stitcher and at here too.Support for At Length with Steve Scher comes from the University of Washington Alumni Association. and the UW Graduate School.

Steve Scher talks with Professor Bruce Blumberg about obesogens, hormone disrupting chemicals that seem to change human metabolism.   We eat too much.  We eat too much processed foods high in calories. We don’t exercise enough. It is being called an obesity epidemic, and it is putting more and more people at risk for heart disease, diabetes, cancer and other conditions at ever greater numbers around the world. But something more than our own actions seems to be at work resetting our bodies systems that regulate weight gain and loss.Bruce Blumberg, a developmental biologist and a molecular endocrinologist, coined the term 'obesogens' in 2006 after he discovered that exposing pregnant mice to a chemical compound call Tributyltin made their offspring heavier than those not exposed-- even when they are on a normal diet. His lab is at the University of California, Irvine.Scientists now know that fat tissue acts as an endocrine organ, releasing hormones related to appetite and metabolism. A rising number of manufactured chemicals bind to the same receptors as the hormones and either prevent proper actions by hormones or activate them in the wrong place and the wrong time. These Chemical “obesogens” may alter human metabolism and predispose some people to gain weight.  Studies show that obesity is strongly linked to exposures to risk factors, such as hormone distrupting chemicals, during fetal and infant development. Blumberg found that exposure to tributyltin predisposes lab animals to make more and bigger fat cells.  The insidious thing, Blumberg says is that animals exposed in utero to TBT are permanently affected  Professor Bruce Blumberg spoke at the University of Washington in May 2015, part of the Weight and Wellness series at the UW. Find more interviews on iTunes and Stitcher and at here too. Support for At Length with Steve Scher comes from the University of Washington Alumni Association. and the UW Graduate School.

Sonia Nazario on a train in Mexico Sonia Nazario, author of “Enrique’s Journey: the story of a boy’s dangerous odyssey to reunite with his mother” talks to Steve Scher about the plight of one of the tens of thousands of unaccompanied minors who illegally cross Mexico by freight train and then the U.S. border in order to reunite with their families in the U.S.She spoke to Seattle area audiences April 2015, about America’s Immigration Dilemma and the policies that might help these families. Tens of thousands of Central American children, unaccompanied by parents or other adults are hopping freights and fleeing the drug cartels, the gangs and the thuggish police in Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador. Almost 50 thousand arrived by the middle of the summer of 2014, when the surge captured media and political attention. These children are often robbed, raped, beaten or kidnapped along the way. Thousands are detained in detention cells for months before their fate- often deportation is determined.  There are at least 5 holding facilities in the Puget Sound Area alone.  Though this story exploded onto the public mind last year, it has been a humanitarian crisis for years. Journalist Sonia Nazario won a Pulitzer Prize for her LA Times coverage in 2003 for “Enrique’s Journey,” a Honduran boy’s search for his mother who emigrated to the U.S.  It became a best selling book in 2006.   In 2014, her book gathered attention again, as the rising flood of young children peaked at about 60 thousand by the end of the year.   Numbers are lower in 2015, as the U.S. has paid Mexico interdict the migrants before they reach our border. However the violence, criminality and chaos these children are fleeing has continued unabated.Sonia Nazario’s book is assigned in schools and universities around the world. She speaks to organizations and communities about the difficult journey, the hard conditions these young people are fleeing and the need to at least provide them with legal representation at immigration hearings.For more information about KIND and  about Sonia Nazario as well as the other guest speakers visiting the UW, search for UW Alumni Association.For more interviews with those guests, search for At Length with Steve ScherYou can also find us on iTunes and Stitcher.

 Steve Scher talks to former SETI DirectorJill Tarter about the search for life in the universe.  Are we alone in the universe?  That question drives SETI, the search for extraterrestrial intelligence.Jill Tarter has been on the hunt for decades. She currently holds the Bernard M. Oliver Chair for SETI Research at the SETI Institute in Mountain View, California. She is speaking at the University of Washington March 3rd.  Humans have been wondering about other life in the universe for millennia. Scientists can actually seek the answer now. New tools have given astronomers, astrophysicists, exo-biologists the opportunity to scan the heavens for a signal from out there.  At Length is supported by the UW Alumni Association

 Nancy Pearl tells Steve Scher she has become intrigued by a few new memoirs. Sometimes she finds the writing in memoirs swinging a little too close to wince-worthiness.   But of course, the genre is also capable of producing truly memorable stories.  Nancy enjoyed a new work by Roger Cohen of the New York Times,  "The Girl From Human Street: Ghosts Of Memory In A Jewish Family."  It never descends into pathos. Also, Kate Moses, “Cakewalk: A Memoir.” She says it’s a lovely book where each chapter ends with a recipe. Just a few of the other books we discuss.Daniel Mendelsohn “The Lost: A Search For 6 among Six MillionBlaine Harden’s “Escape from Camp 14”Will Schwalbe “The End of Your Life Bookclub.”Haven Kimmel  “ A Girl Named Zippy: Growing Up Small in Moreland Indiana”Wes Moore, "The Other Wes Moore” Ann Hood, “The Obituary Writer”Roger Lipsey, “Hammarskjöld: A Life”John Marzluff, “Subirdia “Charles Emmerson, "1913: In Search of the World Before the Great War”‪Our sponsor this week is another podcast Steve is producing. If you like in-depth conversations with scholars visiting the university of Washington check out “At Length with Steve Scher.” You can find it on itunes  or at The House of Podcasts. The podcast is supported by University of Washington Alumni Association and you can hear them all here. 

What do Disneyland, LA Freeways and Film Noir have in common? According to historian Eric Avila, they all represent aspects of America’s racial divide.  Eric Avila is a professor of history at UCLA.  He examines the built environment for clues to American values, prejudice and racial discrimination. His work takes him from Coney Island to the Freeway boom of the 60’s and on to Disneyland.Avila is in Seattle for a talk at UW titled, “Chocolate Cities and Vanilla Suburbs: Race, Space and American Culture After World War II” January 27th at 6:30 at Kane Hall, room 120.Eric Avila is author of Popular Culture in the Age of White Flight: Fear and Fantasy in Suburban Los Angeles. His latest is The Folklore of the Freeway:Race and Revolt in the Modernist City  At Length is supported by the UW Alumni Association.

Contrary to the stories we hear, great discoveries, great creations, are not typically the work of a single person.  Genius usually result from collaboration.    In his book "Powers of Two: Seeking the Essence of Innovation in Creative Pairs," essayist, author, curator Joshua Wolf Shenk delves into the relationships of some famous duos to illuminate the shared sparks that generated their greatest achievements. Sometimes, one half of the duo got little credit, but their input was nonetheless decisive.   As part of his appearance in Seattle in the Fall of 2014,  Shenk conducted a workshop in Seattle with  Jess Van Nostrand, Founder of The Project Room Seattle,  Van Nostrand created the The Project Room with her collaborators to create a virtual and physical space to explore big ideas and spark an inquisitive approach to the arts.This final podcast in this series. "In Residence" illustrates the topic, it was a collaboration between Steve Scher, Elana Jacobs, Stesha Brandon, Weir Harman and the staff at Town Hall. It was better for the shared input. If you are interested in hearing more of my work, please check out my new podcast, At Length with Steve Scher."You will find in depth interviews with scholars, artists, innovators from  wide and diverse fields who visit the University of Washington.  For all my podcasts in one place, invite yourself in to The House of Podcasts.It will be a collaboration, especially if you are part of it.Thank You.

Dolores Huerta still fights for farmworker families.  Well into her 8th decade, she is training the next generation of leaders to carry the cause forward.  The former teacher and long time community organizer was awarded the Medal of Freedom, the highest civilian honor awarded in the United States, by another community organizer, President Obama.  Huerta and Cesar Chavez were co-founders of the United Farm Workers.  Dolores Huerta has pushed and prodded mayors, governors, senators, even presidents for new laws, but her focus remains on the grassroots.  She is re- energized each time she can get new street lights for a neighborhood, more people registered to vote, better representation on schools boards.  Support for At Length is provided by the University of Washington Alumni Association.

Former Maine Republican Senator Olympia Snowe says procedural reforms restore respect for elected officials. She has written "Fighting For Common Ground: How We Can Fix The Stalemate In Congress." Support for At Length comes from The University of Washington Alumni Association.

WHAT'S UP BRO wants to party all the time! This week Nery and Mike discuss DIETING... AT LENGTH, Nery is STUNNED by canned beans, Nery and Mike would make great HOBOS, the magic of CHEAT DAY, WUBRO as a CHOOSE YOUR OWN ADVENTURE, Nery tells us about WRECK-IT-RALPH and Mike loves LOOPER, Mike can't explain his hate for NO RETREAT NO SURRENDER, Nery gets easily derailed by EARWORMS, finding BIGFOOT might not turn out well, stockpiling HOSTESS treats, THERE'S NO TYING IN FOOTBALL, wedding guest issues, ninja dodgeball skills, and the LOST OLD-SCHOOL PICK. OLD-SCHOOL PICKS Nery - Assassins Mike - Desperado Sunshine Pick - The Cutting Edge Honorable Mention - Blades of Glory Be sure to follow WUBRO on Twitter: @WUBroPod WHAT'S UP, BRO is: @NerySaenz / @MikeMercadal

My guest is . He has a new Hulk book out and he brought his brother Don Jankiewicz and we weed off to 70’s TV and comic books. I try to bring it back to the Hulk a couple times, I was overwhelmed. Plenty of suggestions for reading! Enjoy.   Credits: Audio leveling by Music is by . Website design by : who has his OWN .   The websites are and  . Apps are available for the ,and . Review the show on iTunes and feel free to e me.   Notes: Don pops in a bunch of awesome historical and classical references. It is never resolved if Bruce IS the Hulk. I’m disappointed. and DR> PULASKI! (also great) (great) – App NOTE: Andy disagrees AT LENGTH on the android/iPhone bonus … The sad tale of Bill Bixby, the man… closes us out.