Podcast appearances and mentions of ben george

We have a great show for you this week which will provide all of the answers you have come to expect from The Word on Medicine. This Saturday, we are close to seven years on the air with The Word on Medicine. This week's program is our third look into the world of Clinical Trials.  Advances in medicine, especially cancer care, would not be possible without clinical trials and all of the complex infrastructure needed to make them possible. Dr. Ben George, Director of the Clinical Trials Office at MCW will be joined by Nicholas Pucek, Holly Lemke (RN), Tony Stillwell, Nicole Moore, Grace Westerman and a couple of very generous patients who share their stories of being enrolled and treated on cutting edge clinical trials. The Word on Medicine answers your questions on clinical trials – please join us for another important journey.

This Saturday's program tells the story of our battle with Pancreatic Cancer and the amazing progress we have made at the Medical College of Wisconsin and the LaBahn Pancreatic Cancer Program. Join our expert panel: Drs. Ben George, Beth Erickson, Mandana Kamgar and William Hall. There is perhaps no other disease where progress has been so impactful for patients and their families. Please join us for an inspiring hour of The Word on Medicine.

In this episode, Brie Reyes and Ben George delve into the history and potential future of no-fault divorce laws. They discuss the significant impact these laws have had on society, including reductions in suicide rates, domestic violence, and partner homicides. Brie shares personal anecdotes, explores the political landscape, and emphasizes the importance of staying informed about potential legal changes.   Contact: 817-444-8402 Website: https://bit.ly/2HLgkEx Schedule A Call Online: https://bit.ly/31VabN3

We are kicking off our turkey series this year with Ben George & his cousin Barry Smith! Subjects include: Growing up hunting Alabama in the 1970's & what turkey hunting was like back then Woodsman wisdom from their parents & grandparents' generations Their best advice going into turkey season Being a generalist when it comes to hunting and a LOT more including some great stories you don't want to miss! Got a question for the show? Submit a listener Q&A form - https://l.linklyhq.com/l/1uMXP Grab some Southern Outdoorsmen merch here - https://l.linklyhq.com/l/1u4aK Join Woodsman Wire - https://l.linklyhq.com/l/1u4aR Use the promo code “southern” for a discount on your OnX Hunt membership here - https://l.linklyhq.com/l/1tyfm Save 10% on your next Vortex Optics order at MidwayUSA.com using the Promo Code "SOUTHERN" - https://l.linklyhq.com/l/1uMXT Check out Houndstooth Game calls & use the promo code “southern” for a discount! - https://2ly.link/1w8Bj Use the promo code “southern” for a 10% discount on Meadow Creek Mounts - https://2ly.link/1w8Bh Want the best water filtration, insect repellents, first aid kits, and more? Check out our friends at Sawyer - https://2ly.link/1vU6c  Check out Mark's Outdoors for all your gear needs - https://l.linklyhq.com/l/1uVpB Check out our favorite First Lite gear - https://l.linklyhq.com/l/1tyfh Have you tagged a deer using something you heard on the show? Submit your listener success story here - Share Your Story Here Want to help keep the show on the air, and get some bonus content? Join our patreon - https://l.linklyhq.com/l/1uMXU Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We have a great show for you this week which will provide all of the answers you have come to expect from The Word on Medicine. This Saturday's program tells the story of our battle with Pancreatic Cancer and the amazing progress we have made at the Medical College of Wisconsin and the LaBahn Pancreatic Cancer Program. Join our expert panel: Drs. Ben George, Beth Erickson, Mandana Kamgar and William Hall. There is perhaps no other disease where progress has been so impactful for patients and their families. Please join us for an inspiring hour of The Word on Medicine.

How do we connect for Jesus with the largest group of migrants coming into Australia?In just in the last few years - the group of Hindus migrating from India have overtaken China and the UK to become the largest constituency of migrants. Evangelizing Hindus is a massive priority.Ben George is chair of the Sydney Anglican South Asian ministry committee known as Satya  Assumpta Venkatachalam is from a Hindu background and is a member here at Village Church in Annandale in Sydney.Clive has just started as an Evangelist reaching Hindus / South Asians with Evangelism and New Churches.Help us upgrade the cameras and video switching equipment used for The Pastor's Heart. Make a regular donation via http://www.patreon.com/thepastorsheart or make a one of donation at http://www/thepastorsheart.net Support the show--To make a one off contribution to support The Pastor's Heart's ministry go to this link, or to become a regular Patreon supporter click here.

Bold title, right? Bold episode too!Delighted to have been joined by Ben George for this thought-provoking episode.We talk about traditional job interview methods, designed for a world that no longer exists.We debate the need for behavioural interviewing and note taking, and brainstorm some fun ideas that are worth giving a crack.Enjoy!Join RUBBERBAND today!

Christians often think about evangelism in terms of what we say. It can easily become a formula of the right words spoken in the right way that amounts to faithfulness. In many ways, this is an entirely appropriate way to think. However, it's also an incomplete way to think: our witness to the world is not just with our words, but also with our how we live our lives. We testify to the gospel as we live transformed lives. As we think about reaching cross-culturally with the gospel, _how_ we live is often as important as anything else. People want to see that following Jesus is a liveable way of being. This, of course, doesn't mean that everything in life will be easy. But even in hardship, in the real cost of discipleship, we can demonstrate the goodness of God in Christ, living with real hope. In this episode of the CCL podcast with Clive Buultjens and Ben George, we consider the significance of the Christian life as we reach out to Hindus with the gospel. For an edited transcript and show notes, visit https://ccl.moore.edu.au/resources/podcast-episode-095/ Send us your ethical questions using the contact form on our website: https://ccl.moore.edu.au/contact/

Available as video on the Reach Australia youtube page.  Ben George's article. 18th August 2023 Satya Conference, Sydney book here. Evangelism and New Churches.

Some key things on the horizon! 1. We have our first Leadership Summit on February 11. The conversation will be lead by elder Jennifer Crow! She is amazing. Jennifer and Ben George helped design the conversations. Kudos to them:) The day is open to anyone who has a heart for God's mission in the world, and moving the church forward. Several people from outside our system will be there. To learn more or signup, visit: https://mvpresby.org/leadership-summit/ ; if you can not sign up on line, just send me an email. 2. Terri Bate is our new Director of Mission Development, her job is to raise funds so that we can call, train, and send local mission partners (missionaries) to work with churches around eastern Ohio. The mission partners will help churches engage and love their communities and emphasize both physical and spiritual care. To connect with Terri, save her contact information: https://linqapp.com/terri_bate 3. We firmly believe that every church deserves 3 forms of leaders in this day: a) organizational leaders who can align the work of the church to the mission of God, b) pastoral leaders whose central focus is to equip others, and c) local mission leaders who help congregations love their local communities. One way we do this is through church partnerships. We have one partnership established and are excited that we have 2 others in progress. We are always looking for ways get these forms of leadership in every church, Presbyterian or not. 4. If you are new to our podcasts, there are a few great podcasts to nourish you and get you up to speed. You can listen through a web browser, or app on your phone. The most recent is “Birthing Jesus,” in is a recap of a Christmas sermon I gave at Reedurban Presbyterian Church during Advent: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0SV7lwJc577beJe8aj4UFo?si=jH_4Jn4_TTKY7hTSd9HFdA This message is gentle and encouraging while it calls the church to birth Jesus in the world; The second is called “Ministry Pipelines” with Pastor Mike Smith, and is focused on how to reach the masses, serve a subsets, and welcome as many as possible into a Christian community. https://anchor.fm/matt-skolnik/episodes/What-are-your-3-ministry-pipe-lines-e1qcijt/a-a8qoh88 5. We have changed contact information in the past year, and we are trying to stay in touch better. To save Matt's contact information, follow the link below, and click “save contact,” then “download contact.” Terri's contact information works the same way. https://linqapp.com/matthew_j_skolnik We want to do better at staying in church. As elders, please sign up for our emails, so you can be up to speed on the exciting things that are going on around the presbytery. Currently, there is a sign up box at the top of our webpage https://mvpresby.org 6. Finally, we are in a mode of equipping. We have a wonderful training that is designed to help individuals build skills and comfort with praying out loud with and for others. To learn more see: https://mvpresby.org/prayer-lab/ You are welcome to join one of the upcoming Prayer Labs, or work with Matt to schedule one in your area. Thanks for everything! Much love, Matt

In academia, most scientists publish their ideas and stop there. But if we want our breakthroughs to benefit society, we have to take it a step further.  So, what does it look like to commercialize scientific research? What mindset do academics need to work at the intersection of science and industry? Ben Lamm has a career of building successful deep tech businesses, and George Church has a career of commercializing academic science.  Together, they are the cofounders of Colossal, a breakthrough bioscience and genetic engineering company that is pioneering animal de-extinction technology to restore lost ecosystems for a healthier planet.  On this episode of Boost VC, Ben and George join us to explain how bringing back the woolly mammoth addresses climate change and explore their approach to the ethical concerns around de-extinction. They discuss the benefits of Colossal technology beyond Arctic rewilding, describing how their work helps endangered animals and promotes conservation. Listen in for Ben and George's insight on commercializing science and learn how to get comfortable enough with risk to turn academic ideas into industry. Topics Covered How George defines sciencePredict and create new options for humanityGoal to build better world Why Ben & George are bringing back the woolly mammothRestore previous ratio of grass to treesSequester carbon at rate only possible in Arctic How Ben & George approach the ethical concerns re: de-extinctionBelieve in radical transparencyLearn from negative feedback, people who question Why George works at the intersection of academia and industryLikes to work with curious young peopleExposure to diversity of ideas Why Colossal needs government collaboration and supportSeveral governments, Indigenous groups in ArcticClimate change, biodiversity and species preservation How woolly mammoths promote carbon removalKnock down trees so more grass can growCold, Arctic grasslands sequester carbon particularly well The benefits of Colossal technology beyond Arctic rewildingEradicate EHV virus in elephantsPromote species conservation How Ben & George think about commercializing scienceGo beyond publication to help societyFeedback from investors and academia What makes Ben & George's partnership workGeorge's lab provides idea from academic studyBen figures out product-market fit and funding George's advice to academics on commercializing productsCan't be afraid of failureCan come back from bankruptcy How Ben & George think about taking big risksBen believed grandmother saying he could do anythingAcademic failures taught George he would survive The impact Ben & George hope to make with ColossalEx utero development, species preservationThousands of Arctic elephants to sequester carbonAdvancements in reading and writing of genomes How Ben & George define successBenefit society, facilitate survival of speciesCreate things that are additive Connect with George Church & Ben Lamm Colossal https://colossal.comColossal on Twitter https://twitter.com/ItIsColossalColossal on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/itiscolossal/Colossal on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/itiscolossal/George on Twitter https://twitter.com/geochurchBen on Twitter https://twitter.com/federallamm Resources Citizen Science https://www.citizenscience.gov/#Personal Genome Project https://www.personalgenomes.org/How to Grow (Almost) Anything https://www.media.mit.edu/courses/htgaa/DIYbio https://diybio.org/Church Lab https://arep.med.harvard.edu/Hypergiant https://www.hypergiant.com/Pleistocene Park https://pleistocenepark.ru/Chris Mason Author Talk https://mitpress.mit.edu/blog/author-talk-the-next-500-years-by-christopher-e-mason/Prehistoric Planet https://tv.apple.com/us/show/prehistoric-planet/umc.cmc.4lh4bmztauvkooqz400akxav Connect with Boost VCBoost VC Website https://www.boost.vc/Boost VC on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/boostvc/Boost VC on Twitter https://twitter.com/BoostVCBoost VC on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/boost_vc/

EPISODE 16 Ben George, MD William F. Stapp Endowed Chair; Associate Professor of Medicine; Director, Phase 1 Clinical Trials Program; Associate Director for Cancer Genomics and Precision Medicine; Genomic Sciences and Precision Medicine Center Education and Training Doctor of Medicine - University of Kerala (1998) Internship, Internal Medicine - Medical College of Ohio - Toledo, OH (2004-2005) Residency, Internal Medicine - Gundersen Lutheran Medical Center - La Crosse, WI (2005-2007) Fellowship, Hematology/Oncology - Medical College of Wisconsin Affiliated Hospitals - Milwaukee, WI (2007-2010) Fellowship, GI Medical Oncology - University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center - Houston, TX (2010) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seena-magowitz-foundation/message

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Welcome to the debut of The Palm App.  Find a quiet place in your sick pad, put on this meditation and chilllll kid.  Just chill.Shout out to Ben DeMarco (@bennydnyc) and Ben George (@skinny_danger) for conceiving, writing, producing and editing this gem.  What a fun idea.  More to come. Lol y'all my boys Blue.My stuff:@dannypalmernyc@thedannypalmershow Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thedannypalmershow)

This episode is meant for aspiring UX Designers who are doubting their decision to make a career switch into UX and would like to hear from someone who has been in the same situation as them.

This week myself and George are joined by Manchester United fan Ben. We cover the latest two victories in a strong start to his Chelsea career for Tuchel and get Bens thoughts on whether Chelsea have more of a chance of finishing in the Top 4 now he's in charge. We move on to discuss United and where their season is at the moment having hit a patch of a few poor results, where they need to strengthen and if Ole should be sacked if they win nothing this season. We debate if anyone can stop Manchester City marching to the title and what is going wrong at liverpool. We finish by discussing the standard of officiating in the country at the moment and as always answer your questions.

This week we dive deep with Andrew's mentor, Bennie George on a wide variety of topics focused on making you a well rounded hunter and woodsman. Subjects range from the unorthodox tactics Bennie has used to kill bucks his whole life, how hunting things besides deer is vital to your growth as a hunter, finding a good spot to deer hunt using squirrels, spending enough time in the woods to get that "sixth sense", along with a few hilarious stories!

In this episode of the Black Swamp Football Show, Patrick Henry AD and co-defensive coordinator Ben George talks about the importance of schools opening back up and student-athletes returning to sports.

This program is the first in our recovery series to bring you all out of the coronavirus pandemic. You will hear the latest information on how we are safely caring for non-COVID-19 patients and why many treatments unrelated to coronavirus must still be performed, especially as it relates to this Saturday's topic “Cancer Surgery in the Era of the COVID-19.” For those of you who may be concerned about coming to the hospital for so-called “elective surgery” – and perhaps more importantly, for those of you concerned about coming to the hospital if you have abdominal pain, chest pain or other concerning symptoms – we will tell you why it is safe. We have recently seen patients with serious illness, unrelated to the virus, who have delayed coming to the medical center because of a fear of acquiring SARS-CoV2 - this should not be the case. In this program, we will tell you why our medical center is safe and the amazing things being done to keep it that way. The Word on Medicine was the first to bring you the truth on COVID-19 testing and treatment, the first to uncover the challenges posed by healthcare disparities and we will be the first to bring you out of the “fear of the virus.” Our medical center and the all-star lineup of doctors, nurses, advanced practice providers and many more are here to help all of you! Tune in this Saturday at 4pm (we will also replay this program on Sunday at 3pm) to hear from Dr. Clark Gamblin, Dr. Amanda Kong, Dr. Karen Kersting, Dr. Ben George, Dr. Gary Seabrook, Dr. John Laur, Dr. Nathan Ledeboer, Dr. Tracy Wang, Gabriella Pyptiuk (APNP), Natalie Lang (APNP), and four grateful patients, sharing their recent experiences.​

This week we are here to share some positive stories in an episode filled with kindness.Dan McLauglin, podcast producer at Manchester Evening News and Matt Millard, podcast producer at Birmingham Live discuss Boris Johnson's medical status after he was taken into intensive care. Sam Mcbride, the Northern Ireland Political editor for the i paper and the political editor of the Newsletter, also provides a government briefing.Matt chats to Ben George joint owner of Redbrick Property in Birmingham who offered NHS staff free housing.Community spirit can be formed anywhere- even on a cruise ship stranded in the Pacific ocean. Morven McIntyre, podcast producer at the Edinburgh Evening News chats to Terri Shanks to find out more.And finally, when the humans stay at home the goats come out to roam... well that's certainly the case in Llandudno in Wales. Dan chats to Andrew Stewart, a video producer at the Manchester Evening News who has captured video footage of goats causing mayhem in the town.

This is week two of our study of the Gospels. Reverend Ben George teaches on the Gospel of Mark. Please join us for our year-long series "Getting the Big Picture of the Bible" an in-depth review of the Bible. "How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth" is suggested reading for the class and is available in the church office with a recommended donation of $10. Join us at Christ Presbyterian Church at 9:15 am as we continue this year-long series.

Todays episode is special in the fact that we have the privilege of speaking with two true woodsmen, Kevin Murphy and Ben George. Many of you probably know Kevin from his many appearances on MeatEater. Kevin is widely regarded as one of the nations best small game hunters, and after hunting with him we can definitely say he lives up to the hype! Ben George is Andrews mentor who not only improved his skills as a hunter, but kept him hunting in a time when Andrew needed it the most! This episode is jam packed with knowledge, tips, stories and laughs! 

Hemmed in by what she 'should' be writing, Clare Beams turned a corner by freeing herself to write what would become the title story in her phenomenal collection WE SHOW WHAT WE HAVE LEARNED. James was fortunate enough to edit one of Clare's stories for ONE STORY, and they discuss that experience as well as putting her collection together, how she ignored advice to maintain a consistent level of weird, and exploring the limitlessness of short fiction. Plus Emily Smith, publisher at Lookout Books, describes the unique program at the University of North Carolina Wilmington.  -  Clare Beams: http://www.clarebeams.com/ Clare and James discuss:  Columbia University  "The School" by Donald Barthelme  Kelly Link  Aimee Bender  Alice Munro  Hannah Tinti  Annie Hartnett  HAYDEN'S FERRY REVIEW ECOTONE  LOOKOUT BOOKS THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY THE NEW YORKER ONE STORY Beth Staples  Emily Smith  Erin Kottke  BINOCULAR VISION by Edith Pearlman  PEN: Robert Bingham Prize for Debut Fiction  Young Lions Fiction Award  - Lookout Books: http://www.lookout.org/index.html Emily and James discuss: The Sewanee Writers' Conference  Michelle Brower  ECOTONE  National Endowment for the Arts Association of Writing Programs  David Gessner  Jeff Sharlet  The Publishing Laboratory  Stanley Colbert  THE BOTTLE CHAPEL AT AIRLIE GARDENS: A TRIBUTE TO MINNIE EVANS  BACKYARD CAROLINA by Andy Wood  THE HATTARASMAN by Ben Dixon MacNeill BINOCULAR VISION by Edith Pearlman GOD BLESS AMERICA by Steve Almond Beth Staples  Anna Lena Phillips Bell  Melissa Crowe BELOIT POETRY JOURNAL   HONEY FROM THE LION by Matthew Neill Null  South Arts  "Granna" by Clare Beams  "We Show What We Have Learned" by Clare Beams  Ben George  WHEN ALL THE WORLD IS OLD: POEMS by John Rybicki  RIVER BEND CHRONICLE by Ben Miller  MADRAS PRESS  Sumanth Prabhaker  Corinne Manning  THE JAMES FRANCO REVIEW PLOUGHSHARES  REDIVIDER  ONE STORY  INSURRECTIONS by Rion Amilcar Scott  - http://tkpod.com / tkwithjs@gmail.com / Twitter: @JamesScottTK Instagram: tkwithjs / Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tkwithjs/

Need tips for keeping your backyard pristine? You've come to the right place! Today's special guests are Bob Villa & John McCain*!!! *Special guests never appear on the show, and are never mentioned or even parodied. Heck, we don't even know if we're on the show or not. Ben George www.mythr33cents.com Facebook: facebook.com/mythr33cents Twitter: @mythr33cents Subscribe on iTunes, Google Play Music, TuneIn, Stitcher, and Soundcloud Donate to these important causes: supportwwp.org (Wounded Warrior Project) stjudes.org (St. Jude Children's Research Hospital) Music Credits: Song: Drinks On The Bar Artist: Dougie Wood Instruments: Bass, Drums, Electric Guitar, Synth Genre: R&B & Soul Mood: Funky

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1) Current practices in feeding tube placement for US acute ischemic stroke inpatients and 2) Topic of the month: Management of sports concussion. This podcast for the Neurology Journal begins and closes with Dr. Ted Burns, Section Editor Podcasts, briefly discussing highlighted articles from the print issue of Neurology. In the second segment Dr. Kevin Barrett interviews Drs. Ben George and Adam Kelly about their paper on current practices in feeding tube placement for US acute ischemic stroke inpatients. Dr. James Addington is reading our e-Pearl of the week about childhood stroke: think metabolic. In the next part of the podcast Dr. Stephen Donahue interviews Dr. Michael Jaffee about the definition of concussion and how the grading has evolved over recent years. The participants had nothing to disclose except Drs. Barrett, George, Kelly, Addington and Jaffee.Dr. Barrett serves as an editorial board member of Neurology; serves as an Associate Editor of Neurohospitalist and receives research support from the NIH.Dr. George receives research support from the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association and the Parkinson's disease Foundation.Dr. Kelly serves as an editorial board member of Continuum; serves as Guest Editor for Cerebrovascular Disease issue, April 2014 and received research support from the Donald W. Reynolds Foundation.Dr. Addington serves on the editorial team for the Neurology® Resident and Fellow Section. Dr. Jaffee serves on the scientific advisory boards for WETA (Public Television) Brainline, U. S. Army Peer Review Alzheimer Research Program and the NIH translational research outcome consortium review.

Teleneurology: Current State of the Art. A conversation with Bart Demaerschalk and Ben George, authors for two of the October issue articles.