Podcasts about Brenner

This episode didn't go as planned, and I'm grateful it didn't. I invited Liz Brenner on the podcast to talk about the Family Process article on the family systems roots of IFS she co-authored with Dick Schwartz and Carol Becker in 2023. Instead, we found ourselves talking about grief. A month before we recorded, my dad died unexpectedly. Liz lost her partner, Dan, in 2018, just six weeks after his cancer diagnosis. We both came into the conversation still processing our losses, and grief was the conversation we needed to have.  Takeaways Grief can break you, and it can also heal you. Both can be true at once A felt connection to someone who has died can be a real and ongoing relationship When the spiritual dimension of Self gets left out, the Self-to-part relationship can feel smaller than it actually is Constraint release, an idea from family systems therapy, asks what pattern isn't working rather than what's broken Meaning-making is an often-overlooked stage of grief A part that's afraid of losing connection to someone you love can be asked to step back (Liz learned that during a session with Dick Schwartz) Family systems theory shaped IFS more than we realize We'll have Liz back on to finish the conversation about the family systems article.  About Liz Brenner Liz Brenner, LICSW, is the director of Therapy Training Boston, the continuing legacy of the Family Institute of Cambridge. She is the primary instructor of their Intensive Certification Program in Couples and Family Therapy and co-author, with Richard Schwartz and Carol Becker, of the 2023 Family Process article on the development of the IFS model (email Liz for access to the article). Follow Therapy Training Boston on Facebook or Instagram. Links: Therapy Training Boston Courses and Workshops Episode Sponsor This episode is sponsored by Souliology. Souliology offers retreats and immersive learning experiences for IFS professionals, many led by IFS Senior Lead Trainers and eligible for continuing education credits. Their programs support deep professional and personal growth, offering space to step away from the demands of daily life so you can return to your practice more present and resourced for the clients you serve. Souliology: Where growth meets depth. Learn more at souliology.com About The One Inside I started this podcast to help spread IFS out into the world and make the model more accessible to everyone. Seven years later, that's still at the heart of all we do.  Join The One Inside Substack community for bonus conversations, extended interviews, meditations, and more. Find Self-Led merch at The One Inside store. Listen to episodes and watch clips on YouTube. Follow me on Instagram @ifstammy or on Facebook at The One Inside with Tammy Sollenberger. I co-create The One Inside with Jeff Schrum, a Level 2 IFS practitioner and coach. Resources New to IFS? My book, The One Inside: Thirty Days to Your Authentic Self, is a great place to start. Want a free meditation? Sign up for my email list and get "Get to Know a Should Part" right away. Sponsorship Want to sponsor an episode of The One Inside? Email Tammy. 

This week: Gates struggles with parenting after Sarah makes a bold choice on a dare, the interns get paired off with other doctors for the day, Morris is still down on love, Banfield does some digging to find out about a weird family situation that's resulted in multiple injuries, and Brenner does what he can to help a son reconnect with his father after his mom is in a car accident.  

A weekend camping trip. A shocking act of hatred. A killer obsessed with reinvention.This week on Murder, Not Murdering, Erin tells the heartbreaking story of Rebecca Wight and Claudia Brenner, a couple seeking peace in the Pennsylvania wilderness whose lives were forever changed by a brutal anti-gay attack. Follow their journey from a joyful camping trip to a fight for survival, and learn how Claudia's courage helped bring justice while Rebecca's legacy continues to inspire decades later.Then Autumn dives into the life of Andrew Cunanan, the charming con artist who spent years creating new identities and weaving elaborate lies. As his carefully crafted world began to unravel, Cunanan embarked on a deadly spree that triggered one of the largest manhunts in modern American history. From his early deceptions to the murder of fashion icon Gianni Versace and his dramatic final days, this is the story of a man who desperately wanted to be someone else—and the devastating consequences that followed.Two unforgettable stories of identity, violence, survival, and the lives forever changed in their wake.New episodes of Murder, Not Murdering are released every Monday.

Wenn Destillate Geschichten erzählen – zu Gast bei Faude in Bötzingen am Kaiserstuhl Was passiert, wenn sizilianische Blutorangen auf badische Handwerkskunst treffen? Wenn ein Whisky nach texanischer Ranch-Luft duftet – und trotzdem durch und durch Kaiserstuhl ist? Und wenn Rote Beete plötzlich nicht mehr nur Beilage, sondern flüssige Poesie wird? In dieser Folge erleben wir hautnah, was es bedeutet, wenn ein Brenner wirklich für sein Handwerk brennt. Florian Faude nimmt uns mit in seine Welt – eine Welt, in der nichts dem Zufall überlassen wird, in der jede Frucht ihren perfekten Reifegrad hat und jeder Brand seine eigene Geschichte erzählt. Wir verkosten gemeinsam Fichtensprossengeist aus dem Schwarzwald, einen Weizen-Whisky mit sechs Jahren Weißwein-Fasslagerung, sizilianische Mandarine und Blutorange, Quitte, Rote Beete – und einen Wermut, der es bis in die Lufthansa Business Class geschafft hat. Du hörst, wie Leidenschaft klingt. Du spürst, wie Regionalität schmeckt. Und du wirst verstehen, warum „kauf lokal" manchmal einfach die klügste Entscheidung ist.

Episode SummaryIn the Season 2 finale of Breathless, host Jeremie Saunders tackles the ultimate question facing the Cystic Fibrosis (CF) community: Are we finally on the verge of a true cure? Growing up sick, Jeremie developed a psychological "immunity" to the repetitive promise that a cure was "just around the corner." But today, the conversation is fundamentally different.This episode takes us out of the pharmacy and directly into the laboratories where researchers are transitioning from small-molecule symptom management to structural gene editing. Featuring Dr. Bowen Li (University of Toronto), Dr. Paul Eckford (Chief Scientific Officer, CF Canada), and Kelly Grover (CEO, CF Canada), we pull back the curtain on the grueling reality of scientific research—described as "pushing a boulder up a hill with chopsticks." We explore how the global proof of concept from COVID-19 mRNA vaccines has turbocharged CF research, how CRISPR molecular scissors are being engineered to permanently rewrite genetic typos, and how Machine Learning is drastically accelerating the timeline to reach the final 10% of the community.Main Topics & Key Moments1. The Cost of Hope & The Ground ShiftThe Practiced Optimism: Jeremie details the emotional exhaustion of childhood hope cycles, where promised breakthroughs consistently failed to materialize, leading to a defensive "self-preservation" mindset in his twenties.A New Vocabulary: Why current scientific progress is materially different. For the first time, data-driven researchers are using definitive terms like functional cure, mutation-agnostic, and restoring normal function at the source.2. The Grind of the ArchitectureChopsticking the Boulder: Dr. Bowen Li describes the quiet, unglamorous reality of the lab at 8:00 PM on a Tuesday, where progress is measured in microscopic, hard-won inches.The Lazarus Effect vs. The Temped Joy: CEO Kelly Grover recalls an early advocacy trip to Ottawa with a profoundly ill young man, contrasting his miraculous post-Trikafta transformation with the sobering reality of meeting patients who remain devastatingly sick.3. The Molecular Typo: Nonsense MutationsThe Broken Text: While Trikafta acts as a structural prop for a wobbly, misfolded protein, it is entirely useless for patients with "nonsense mutations."The Cellular Stop Sign: Dr. Bowen Li explains that in these rare variations (such as the W57X mutation discussed in previous episodes), the cell hits a premature stop sign in the middle of reading the genetic sentence. The protein is cut off too early and never forms, leaving nothing for modulator drugs to attach to.4. Photocopies and Vaults: mRNA vs. CRISPRThe Vault Analogy: Dr. Li frames human genetics simply: DNA is the master cookbook safely locked inside the nucleus vault. You cannot remove the book, but you can create a temporary photocopy of a single page to take to the kitchen. That photocopy is mRNA.The Platform Revolution: A historical look at mRNA, from its discovery by Brenner and Crick in the 1960s to Katalin Karikó's underfunded, decades-long battle to chemically stabilize the molecule. The global deployment of COVID-19 vaccines served as the ultimate medical proof of concept, opening the floodgates for respiratory disease mapping.The Lipid Nanoparticle Trojan Horse: To get delicate mRNA past the lung's natural "bouncers" (mucus and cilia), scientists wrap it in a micro-engineered fat bubble designed to slide through sticky blockages and hit targeted cells.CRISPR Molecular Scissors: Moving beyond temporary photocopies, CRISPR edits the master cookbook itself. Hijacked from a bacterial immune defense system discovered in yogurt cultures, Jennifer Doudna and Emmanuelle Charpentier engineered the Cas9 protein to act as scissors guided by genetic GPS. Modern iterations—like base editing and prime editing—can cleanly correct a single letter in the double helix without fracturing the strand. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Abgase, Lärm - die Anwohner wichtiger Alpenpässe leiden unter der Verkehrsflut. Am Brenner etwa benutzten im vergangenen Jahr fast 11 Millionen Autos und 2,5 Millionen Lastwagen die mautpflichtige Autobahn. Ende Mai demonstrierten die Anwohner. Ende Juni und Anfang August wird eine weitere wichtige Alpenroute - der Fernpass - wegen Demonstrationen für einige Stunden gesperrt. Die Anlieger fordern neue Verkehrskonzepte, damit mehr Güter per Bahn statt Straße transportiert werden können. Von Marlis Schaum.

Send us Fan MailMy guest today is Elisabeth Storrs, author of Fables and Lies, listed in the Visual Arts category on Art In Fiction.Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/lCJfOypSQr4The genesis of Fables and Lies: how a 30-year obsession with Priam's Gold and its mysterious disappearance after the Russians took it from Berlin led Elisabeth to create Freya, a young German woman working at the Museum of Pre- and Early History in Berlin as the war closes in.Himmler's SS Ahnenerbe, the pseudo-academic research institute that weaponized archaeology to justify Nazi ideology, and how the curator of Freya's museum being a member of it transformed what began as a novel about two women into something far more complex and sinister.The real inspiration behind Indiana Jones: Himmler's belief in the occult, Atlantis, and the Holy Grail, and the expeditions he sent to Tibet and Bolivia that Spielberg later drew on.Writing from inside the Nazi regime: Elisabeth's personal hesitation about telling the story from a German point of view given her father's experience as an Australian soldier in World War II, and why she decided the story needed to be told anyway.The Brenner family as microcosm: how Freya, her morally anchored father Konrad, her MAGA-adjacent mother Elsa, and her fully indoctrinated sister Volla each represent a different response to life under the Reich.Why Freya had to start as a true believer: the challenge of creating a protagonist who is indoctrinated, the small cracks in her worldview from the opening pages, and how Darien, the Cambridge-educated outsider archaeologist, opens her eyes.Berlin as a character in the novel: Elisabeth's research trip to the city, the walking tour with a Humboldt University history student, and the discovery that the Museum of Pre- and Early History sat next door to Gestapo headquarters on what is now the Topography of Terror site.The parallels to today: how Elisabeth finished the novel before the current global rise of fascism made it feel even more relevant, and what the preconditions for Hitler's rise in Weimar Germany have in common with what we are seeing now.The carpet bombing of Berlin, the Soviet artillery siege, and the absurdity of dropping leaflets telling civilians to overthrow the regime while destroying their city around them.A reading from the opening pages of Fables and Lies: Freya cycling home through Berlin on 24 August 1939, and her first encounter with Dieter, the jazz-loving teenager whose punishment plants the first seed of doubt.What Elisabeth is working on next: a four-timeline novel tracing Priam's Gold from a Bronze Age goldsmith in Troy through Schliemann's 1873 discovery, the Russian Trophy Brigade, and Freya's granddaughter piecing it all together in the 1990s.Read more about Elisabeth Storrs on her website: https://elisabethstorrs.com/Are you enjoying The Art In Fiction Podcast? Consider giving us a small donation so we can continue bringing you interviews with your favorite arts-inspired novelists.  Click this link to donate: https://ko-fi.com/artinfiction.Also, check out Art In Fiction at https://www.artinfiction.com and explore 2500+ novels inspired by the arts in 11 categories: Architecture, Dance, Decorative Arts, Film, Literature, Music, Photography, Textile Arts, Theater, Visual Arts, & Other.Want to learn more about Carol Cram, the host of The Art In Fiction Podcast? She's the author of several award-winning novels, including The Towers of Tuscany, A Woman of Note, The Muse of Fire, and The Choir. Check out her website...

Todd Black, Jason Blumenthal and Robbie Brenner join Anthony to discuss Amazon MGM Studios' 'Masters of the Universe,' premiering June 5th, 2026. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Суд выяснит, почему немецкие дороги так и не стали платными. Как избежать пробок в летние каникулы? На машине в Италию - можно ли расчитывать на автобан Brenner? Таковы темы июньского выпуски для автомобилистов. Кроме того, мы расскажем о второй жизни знаменитых автобусов Фольксваген-Булли. Von Elena Wosowik.

Europa koker. I Portugal samles profilerte remigrasjonsaktivister fra hele Vesten, mens Paris igjen står i flammer etter en fotballfinale. Samtidig opplever Norge sportslig medvind, FN justerer klimafortellingen, og Porsche setter bremsene på elbilrevolusjonen.Mens Europas ledere forsøker å holde kursen, vokser misnøyen i befolkningen. Innvandringspolitikken utfordres som aldri før, tilliten til institusjonene settes på prøve, og flere av de store sannhetene som har preget samfunnsdebatten de siste årene møter økende motstand.Går det mot blodig revolusjon eller en snuoperasjon i ellevte time for Europa?Følg med i Dagsorden klokken 20:00.

Ciao RAGAZZI liebe Radsportfreunde, MOININGER und ein herzliches Willkommen zum (hoffentlich täglichen) Stiefel-Update zum Giro d'Italia 2026 der JAN ULLRICH ULTRAS.Kurz und knapp für zwischendurch.Also rein in die Pedale und ab über den Brenner doooooo!***Stiefel-Update 21.0 - Milan siegt in der ewigen Stadt***Die 21. und letzte Etappe des Giro d'Italia 2026 führte traditionell über 131 Kilometer durch und rund um Rom. Nach einem weitgehend kontrollierten Tag für die Klassementfahrer kam es zum erwarteten Massensprint auf den Straßen der italienischen Hauptstadt. Dort setzte sich der Italiener Jonathan Milan (Lidl-Trek) durch und feierte seinen ersten Etappensieg bei diesem Giro.In der Gesamtwertung gab es keine Veränderungen mehr. Der Däne Jonas Vingegaard brachte sein Rosa Trikot sicher ins Ziel und gewann erstmals den Giro d'Italia. Damit hat er nun alle drei Grand Tours – Giro, Tour de France und Vuelta a España – mindestens einmal gewonnen. Auf den Plätzen zwei und drei der Gesamtwertung landeten Felix Gall und Jai Hindley.*** Ihr wollt uns unterstützen? ***Bewertet uns, folgt uns, kommentiert und und und ... Spotify, Amazon, Apple - egal wo! Ihr für uns, wir für Euch! Das Leben ist schön!Eure JAN ULLRICH ULTRAS.

Buschert, Fanny www.deutschlandfunk.de, Interviews

Ciao RAGAZZI liebe Radsportfreunde, MOININGER und ein herzliches Willkommen zum (hoffentlich täglichen) Stiefel-Update zum Giro d'Italia 2026 der JAN ULLRICH ULTRAS.Kurz und knapp für zwischendurch.Also rein in die Pedale und ab über den Brenner doooooo!***Stiefel-Update 20.0 - Vingegaard macht sich unsterblich***Die 20. Etappe des Giro d'Italia 2026 war die letzte Bergetappe vor dem Finale in Rom. Auf der doppelten Auffahrt nach Piancavallo setzte sich der Gesamtführende Jonas Vingegaard rund 11 Kilometer vor dem Ziel mit einer Attacke ab und fuhr einen souveränen Solosieg ein.Hinter ihm belegte Felix Gall den zweiten Platz, während Jai Hindley Dritter wurde. Durch den Etappensieg baute Vingegaard seinen Vorsprung in der Gesamtwertung auf 5:22 Minuten aus und steht damit unmittelbar vor seinem ersten Giro-Gesamtsieg.Ebenfalls erfolgreich war Giulio Ciccone, der sich die Bergwertung sicherte. Nach dieser vorletzten Etappe gilt Vingegaards Triumph praktisch als sicher, da die traditionelle Schlussetappe in Rom normalerweise keine Veränderungen mehr in der Gesamtwertung bringt.Was erwartet uns auf der 21. Etappe?Der Giro d'Italia endet 2026 wie schon in den Jahren zuvor in Rom – und damit mit einem Sprint Royal. Die 21. Etappe führt über 131 Kilometer vom Stadtteil Rom-EUR ins Zentrum der Ewigen Stadt. Nachdem die Profis zunächst nach Ostia hinaus- und anschließend wieder zurückgefahren sind, wartet im Finale ein 9,5 Kilometer langer Stadtcircuit, der achtmal absolviert wird.Wo kann man es sehen (u.a.)?Eurosport ab 16.00 Uhr (Änderungen möglich).*** Ihr wollt uns unterstützen? ***Bewertet uns, folgt uns, kommentiert und und und ... Spotify, Amazon, Apple - egal wo! Ihr für uns, wir für Euch! Das Leben ist schön!Eure JAN ULLRICH ULTRAS.

Ein Ex-Verkehrsminister muss vor Gericht. Eine russische Drohne offenbart die Probleme der europäischen Luftabwehr. Und der Brenner wird dichtgemacht. Das ist die Lage am Freitagabend. Hier die Artikel zum Nachlesen: Gescheiterte Pkw-Maut: Darum kommt es zum Prozess gegen Andreas Scheuer Drohneneinschlag in Rumänien: Gefährliche Lücke in der Abwehr Demonstration gegen Verkehrsflut: Der Brenner ist dicht – was heißt das für Urlauber +++ Alle Infos zu unseren Werbepartnern finden Sie hier. Die SPIEGEL-Gruppe ist nicht für den Inhalt dieser Seite verantwortlich. +++ Mehr Hintergründe zum Thema erhalten Sie mit SPIEGEL+. Entdecken Sie die digitale Welt des SPIEGEL, unter spiegel.de/abonnieren finden Sie das passende Angebot. Alle SPIEGEL Podcasts finden Sie hier. Den SPIEGEL-WhatsApp-Kanal finden Sie hier. Hier geht es zu unserem SPIEGEL Shop. Alle Newsletter vom SPIEGEL finden Sie hier. Hier geht es zur SPIEGEL Akademie. Sie möchten den SPIEGEL mitgestalten? Registrieren Sie sich bei SPIEGEL Perspektiven. Informationen zu unserer Datenschutzerklärung.

Wer am Samstag Richtung Italien oder zurück fahren will, hat ein Problem. Die Brenner Autobahn und auch die Nebenstraßen werden gesperrt. Grund ist, dass gegen die Brenner Autobahn protestiert wird. Die Menschen, die rund um die Autobahn leben, empfinden den Verkehr auf dem Brenner als Belastung. Was heißt das für uns in Zukunft, wenn wir nach Italien wollen – kommt es jetzt zu mehr Protesten? Und welche Alternativen gibt es eventuell? Das ist das SWR3 Topthema mit Theresa Lienen.

Wichtigste Alpenroute blockiert – erträgt Europa noch mehr Verkehr? Den „Tagesanbruch" gibt es auch zum Nachlesen unter [t-online.de/tagesanbruch](https://www.t-online.de/tagesanbruch) Anmerkungen, Lob und Kritik gern an podcasts@t-online.de Den „Tagesanbruch“-Podcast gibt es immer montags bis freitags ab 6 Uhr zum Start in den Tag vorgelesen von einer freundlichen KI-Stimme – am Wochenende mit einer tiefgründigeren Diskussion. Verpassen Sie keine Folge und abonnieren Sie uns bei [Spotify] https://open.spotify.com/show/3v1HFmv3V3Zvp1R4BT3jlO?si=klrETGehSj2OZQ_dmB5Q9g), [Apple Podcasts](https://itunes.apple.com/de/podcast/t-online-tagesanbruch/id1374882499?mt=2), [Amazon Music](https://music.amazon.de/podcasts/961bad79-b3ba-4a93-9071-42e0d3cdd87f/tagesanbruch-von-t-online) oder überall sonst, wo es Podcasts gibt. Wenn Ihnen der Podcast gefällt, lassen Sie gern eine Bewertung da.

Gruber, Luisa www.deutschlandfunk.de, Europa heute

Am Samstag ist der gesamte Brennerkorridor zwischen 11 und 19 Uhr gesperrt. Das müssen Reisende wissen.

Der Dauerlärm stresst und die Feinstaubbelastung erhöht das Risiko für Erkrankungen: Die Anwohner an der Brennerautobahn wollen, dass sich was ändert. Am Samstag (30.05.) wird die Strecke aus Protest gesperrt. Der ADAC warnt Urlaubsreisende vor Staus.**********In dieser Folge mit: Moderation: Shalin Rogall Gesprächspartnerin: Claudia Neumeier, Deutschlandfunk Nova**********Ihr könnt uns auch auf diesen Kanälen folgen: TikTok und Instagram .

Gruber, Luisa www.deutschlandfunk.de, Europa heute

Gruber, Luisa www.deutschlandfunk.de, Europa heute

Ciao RAGAZZI liebe Radsportfreunde, MOININGER und ein herzliches Willkommen zum (hoffentlich täglichen) Stiefel-Update zum Giro d'Italia 2026 der JAN ULLRICH ULTRAS.Kurz und knapp für zwischendurch.Also rein in die Pedale und ab über den Brenner doooooo!***Stiefel-Update 19.0 - Sepp Kuss holt sich die Königsetappe***Sepp Kuss hat die Königsetappe des Giro in Alleghe gewonnen. Der US-amerikanische Edelhelfer von Kapitän Jonas Vingegaard war der stärkste Fahrer einer großen Ausreißergruppe beim Kletterspektakel in den Dolomiten. Derek Gee-West (Lidl-Trek) wird Zweiter, dahinter hat Vingegaard seine Rivalen um Felix Gall unter Kontrolle.Kuss konnte damit - wie sein Teamkollege Vingegaard am Blockhaus bei diesem Giro - die Grand-Toru-Trilogie beenden. Der Vuelta-Sieger von 2023 gewann nun eine Etappe bei jeder der drei Landesrundfahrten.Mit 39 Sekunden Rückstand erreichten dann Gall vor Vingegaard und Hindley das Ziel. Der Australier vom deutschen Red Bull-Team überholte in der Gesamtwertung Thymen Arensman und rückt damit auf Platz drei vor. Vingegaard hat weiter 4:03 Minuten Vorsprung auf den Österreicher Gall. Hindley hat als Dritter 5:04 Minuten Rückstand. Arensman ist 5:33 Minuten zurück. Was erwartet uns auf der 19. Etappe?Das ist der letzte schwere Tag für die Profis bei diesem Giro – und die letzte Möglichkeit, im Gesamtklassement noch etwas zu „drehen“. Die 20. Etappe führt über 200 Kilometer von Gemona del Friuli zur Bergankunft nach Piancavallo. Bei der letzten von insgesamt sechs Bergankünften dieser Italien-Rundfahrt sammeln die Fahrer noch einmal rund 3750 Höhenmeter. Den überwiegenden Teil davon auf den finalen 70 Kilometern.Die Besonderheit dieser Etappe ist das „Doppio Piancavallo“: Die Profis müssen auf diesem Tagesabschnitt gleich zweimal den 14,5 Kilometer langen Anstieg hinauf zum Wintersportort bewältigen. Wo kann man es sehen (u.a.)?Eurosport ab 13.15 Uhr (Änderungen möglich).*** Ihr wollt uns unterstützen? ***Bewertet uns, folgt uns, kommentiert und und und ... Spotify, Amazon, Apple - egal wo! Ihr für uns, wir für Euch! Das Leben ist schön!Eure JAN ULLRICH ULTRAS.

Ciao RAGAZZI liebe Radsportfreunde, MOININGER und ein herzliches Willkommen zum (hoffentlich täglichen) Stiefel-Update zum Giro d'Italia 2026 der JAN ULLRICH ULTRAS.Kurz und knapp für zwischendurch.Also rein in die Pedale und ab über den Brenner doooooo!***Stiefel-Update 18.0 - Magnier ist der schnellste Mann der Welt***Die heutige 18. Etappe des Giro d'Italia führte über rund 171 Kilometer von Fai della Paganella nach Pieve di Soligo und endete trotz mehrerer Attacken in einem Sprint. Der Franzose Paul Magnier gewann die Etappe für Soudal Quick-Step vor den Italienern Edoardo Zambanini und Jonathan Milan. Für Magnier war es bereits der dritte Etappensieg bei diesem Giro.Die Etappe war lange von einer vierköpfigen Ausreißergruppe geprägt, die jedoch etwa 25 Kilometer vor dem Ziel gestellt wurde. Der steile Schlussanstieg am Muro di Ca' del Poggio sorgte noch einmal für Angriffe, unter anderem vom Gesamtführenden Jonas Vingegaard, der aber letztlich mit der Favoritengruppe ins Ziel kam und sein Rosa Trikot souverän verteidigte.In der Gesamtwertung bleibt Vingegaard klar vorne und geht mit über vier Minuten Vorsprung in die entscheidenden Bergetappen der Dolomiten.Was erwartet uns auf der 19. Etappe?Die Königsetappe der diesjährigen Italien-Rundfahrt führt über sechs kategorisierte Anstiege in die Dolomiten – darunter mit dem Passo Giau der höchste Pass dieser Ausgabe – und endet mit einer Bergankunft. Von Feltre verläuft die 19. Etappe über 151 Kilometer nach Alleghe zum Hochplateau Piani di Pezzè. Dabei erklimmen die Profis rund 5000 Höhenmeter – so viele wie auf keinem anderen Tagesabschnitt des Giro.Wo kann man es sehen (u.a.)?Eurosport ab 15.00 Uhr (Änderungen möglich).*** Ihr wollt uns unterstützen? ***Bewertet uns, folgt uns, kommentiert und und und ... Spotify, Amazon, Apple - egal wo! Ihr für uns, wir für Euch! Das Leben ist schön!Eure JAN ULLRICH ULTRAS.

Die Brennerautobahn wird am 30. Mai blockiert. Ein Hilfeschrei der Wipptaler Bevölkerung gegen die Transitlast, der gleichzeitig scharfe Kritik von Nachbarn hervorruft. Was steckt hinter der Protestaktion? Wie reagiert die Politik auf die Blockade? Welche Auswirkungen hat der Protest auf die weitere Entwicklung? Manfred Mitterwachauer, Chefreporter der Tiroler Tageszeitung, beleuchtet in der neuen Folge des Podcasts „Tirol Live“ die Hintergründe.

Ciao RAGAZZI liebe Radsportfreunde, MOININGER und ein herzliches Willkommen zum (hoffentlich täglichen) Stiefel-Update zum Giro d'Italia 2026 der JAN ULLRICH ULTRAS.Kurz und knapp für zwischendurch.Also rein in die Pedale und ab über den Brenner doooooo!***Stiefel-Update 17.0 -Valgren on FIRE!***Die 17. Etappe des diesjährigen Giro d'Italia führte über 202 Kilometer von Cassano d'Adda nach Andalo und war geprägt von einer erfolgreichen Ausreißergruppe. Der Däne Michael Valgren gewann nach einer späten Attacke seinen ersten Etappensieg bei einer Grand Tour. Platz zwei belegte Andreas Leknessund vor dem erfahrenen Italiener Damiano Caruso.Im Gesamtklassement gab es dagegen kaum Veränderungen: Jonas Vingegaard kontrollierte das Rennen souverän im Feld und verteidigte das Rosa Trikot ohne Probleme. Sein Vorsprung beträgt weiterhin etwas mehr als vier Minuten.Die Etappe galt als Übergangsetappe vor den entscheidenden Bergetappen der letzten Giro-Woche – entsprechend hielten sich die Favoriten heute eher zurück.Was erwartet uns auf der 18. Etappe?Vor den letzten beiden großen Bergetappen bei diesem Giro können zumindest die GC-Fahrer und ihre Helfer diesen Tag ein klein wenig stressfreier verbringen. Die 18. Etappe führt von Fai della Paganella nach Pieve di Soligo und könnte ein Fight zwischen den Teams mit Puncheuren, bergfesten Sprintern und Ausreißern werden. Für die „schwereren“ klassischen Sprinter dürfte im Finale der 1,2 Kilometer lange und steile Muro di Ca' del Poggio zu schwer sein, um mit dem Feld darüberzukommen. Wo kann man es sehen (u.a.)?Eurosport ab 15.00 Uhr (Änderungen möglich).*** Ihr wollt uns unterstützen? ***Bewertet uns, folgt uns, kommentiert und und und ... Spotify, Amazon, Apple - egal wo! Ihr für uns, wir für Euch! Das Leben ist schön!Eure JAN ULLRICH ULTRAS.

Ciao RAGAZZI liebe Radsportfreunde, MOININGER und ein herzliches Willkommen zum (hoffentlich täglichen) Stiefel-Update zum Giro d'Italia 2026 der JAN ULLRICH ULTRAS.Kurz und knapp für zwischendurch.Also rein in die Pedale und ab über den Brenner doooooo!***Stiefel-Update 16.0 - Vingegaard fährt in einer anderen Liga, einer ganz einer anderen***Die heutige 16. Etappe des Giro d'Italia führte über nur 113 Kilometer von Bellinzona in der Schweiz hinauf nach Carì – war aber trotz der kurzen Distanz eine extrem harte Bergetappe.Der große Sieger des Tages war Jonas Vingegaard. Der Däne attackierte rund sieben Kilometer vor dem Ziel am Schlussanstieg und ließ sämtliche Konkurrenten stehen. Mit seinem vierten Etappensieg bei diesem Giro baute er seine Führung im Gesamtklassement deutlich aus.Hinter Vingegaard kamen Felix Gall und Jai Hindley ins Ziel. Gall rückte dadurch sogar auf Rang zwei der Gesamtwertung vor. Der bisherige Gesamtzweite Afonso Eulálio verlor dagegen mehrere Minuten und fiel zurück.Die Etappe war geprägt von hohem Tempo direkt nach dem Ruhetag, vielen Attacken und der starken Kontrolle durch Vingegaards Team Team Visma | Lease a Bike. Fünf Etappen vor Schluss wirkt der Däne nun wie der klare Favorit auf den Giro-Gesamtsieg in Rom.Was erwartet uns morgen?Nach dem kurzen, explosiven Bergtag nach Carì folgt ein Tagesabschnitt von gut 200 Kilometern über die Wellen des Trentino. Die 17. Etappe führt über 202 Kilometer von Cassano d'Adda nach Andalo. Auch ohne hohe Berge und Alpenpässe wird dieser Tag anspruchsvoll und zäh, denn das Terrain wird in der zweiten Streckenhälfte technischer und hügeliger.Wo kann man es sehen (u.a.)?Eurosport ab 15.00 Uhr (Änderungen möglich).*** Ihr wollt uns unterstützen? ***Bewertet uns, folgt uns, kommentiert und und und ... Spotify, Amazon, Apple - egal wo! Ihr für uns, wir für Euch! Das Leben ist schön!Eure JAN ULLRICH ULTRAS.

Ciao RAGAZZI liebe Radsportfreunde, MOININGER und ein herzliches Willkommen zum (hoffentlich täglichen) Stiefel-Update zum Giro d'Italia 2026 der JAN ULLRICH ULTRAS.Kurz und knapp für zwischendurch.Also rein in die Pedale und ab über den Brenner doooooo!***Jonas Rutsch beehrt uns am 3. Ruhetag des Giros***Wir hatten heute die Ehre mit Jonas Rutsch zu sprechen. Am dritten Ruhetag des Giros:- Was steht vor der bevorstehenden Bergetappe auf dem Speiseplan?- Das Gülle-Gate beim Team Lotto-Intermarche - eine Stellungnahme- Hat Lotto die Seuche ins Peloton geholt?- Wie verlief der Giro?- Welche Eindrücke hat Jonas von seinem ersten Giro?- Wer kommt aufs Podium?- Wie verlief das Jahr 2026 bisher?uvm....Hört hinein!Was erwartet uns auf der 16. Etappe?Nach dem Ruhetag beginnt die Schlusswoche des Giro mit einer kurzen und knackigen Bergetappe in der Schweiz. Die 16. Etappe führt komplett durchs Tessin – von Bellinzona hinauf zur Bergankunft in Carì. Der Abschnitt ist nur 113 Kilometer lang, führt aber über insgesamt fünf kategorisierte Anstiege. Am Ende des Tages summieren sich die Höhenmeter auf rund 3000.Wo kann man es sehen (u.a.)?Eurosport ab 15.00 Uhr (Änderungen möglich).*** Ihr wollt uns unterstützen? ***Bewertet uns, folgt uns, kommentiert und und und ... Spotify, Amazon, Apple - egal wo! Ihr für uns, wir für Euch! Das Leben ist schön!Eure JAN ULLRICH ULTRAS.

Ciao RAGAZZI liebe Radsportfreunde, MOININGER und ein herzliches Willkommen zum (hoffentlich täglichen) Stiefel-Update zum Giro d'Italia 2026 der JAN ULLRICH ULTRAS.Kurz und knapp für zwischendurch.Also rein in die Pedale und ab über den Brenner doooooo!***Stiefel-Update 15.0 - Wahnsinn in Milano***Die 15. Etappe des diesjährigen Giro d'Italia führte heute über 157 Kilometer von Voghera nach Mailand und endete überraschend nicht mit einem Massensprint. Der Norweger Fredrik Dversnes setzte sich aus einer Ausreißergruppe heraus durch und gewann vor den Italienern Mirco Maestri und Martin Marcellusi. Das Hauptfeld kam zu spät zurück, nachdem die Sprintteams die Fluchtgruppe unterschätzt hatten.Überschattet wurde die Etappe von Sicherheitsdiskussionen im Finale: Mehrere Fahrer, darunter Gesamtführender Jonas Vingegaard, kritisierten gefährliche Straßenmöbel und Absperrungen auf dem Stadtkurs in Mailand. Nach Protesten neutralisierte die Rennleitung die letzte Runde für die Gesamtwertung, sodass keine Zeitabstände mehr gewertet wurden.Damit bleibt Vingegaard weiterhin im Rosa Trikot und führt das Gesamtklassement mit 2:26 Minuten Vorsprung auf Afonso Eulálio an. Morgen steht der zweite Ruhetag an, bevor der Giro mit schweren Bergetappen in die entscheidende Phase geht.Was erwartet uns morgen?Ruhetag.Wo kann man es sehen (u.a.)?Ruhetag.*** Ihr wollt uns unterstützen? ***Bewertet uns, folgt uns, kommentiert und und und ... Spotify, Amazon, Apple - egal wo! Ihr für uns, wir für Euch! Das Leben ist schön!Eure JAN ULLRICH ULTRAS.

David Brenner, President and CEO of Sanford Burnham Prebys Medical Discovery Institute, shares how collaboration, AI and biomedical innovation are transforming health outcomes and the regional economy. Brenner explains why San Diego's research ecosystem, philanthropy and public–private partnerships are critical to forward-thinking executives and civic leaders. Listen Where You Live!About Spotlight and Cloudcast Media  "Spotlight On The Community" is the longest running community podcast in the country, continuously hosted by Drew Schlosberg for 20 years.  "Spotlight" is part of Cloudcast Media's line-up of powerful local podcasts, telling the stories, highlighting the people, and celebrating the gravitational power of local.   For more information on Cloudcast and its shows and cities served, please visit www.cloudcastmedia.us. Cloudcast Media | the national leader in local podcasting.   About Mission Fed Credit Union  A community champion for over 60 years, Mission Fed Credit Union with over $6 billion in member assets, is the Sponsor of Spotlight On The Community, helping to curate connectivity, collaboration, and catalytic conversations.  For more information on the many services for San Diego residents, be sure to visit them at https://www.missionfed.com/

Big Wednesday! Kaelan Deese of the Washington Examiner, Barney B. , Dan Shearer of the GV News plus OV candidates share their thoughts on the new preliminary budget and full Thomas Massie primary loss analysis. Only on the Live the Dream Network!

What to listen for:“Everything I knew about my dog that I thought was true a week ago is no longer true. I have to reset my baseline and go, ‘Who are you today?'”Our hosts, Robin Greubel and Stacy Barnett, pick up the conversation with Joy Brenner of K9 Medic. This time, they're talking about turning everyday crate time into deliberate heat acclimation.Joy explains that many handlers keep cars too cold, creating a dangerous temperature “delta” that leaves dogs physiologically unprepared for field work. Instead, she programs her dog Storm by running the car just below panting level during downtime, shrinking that gap and building real biological tolerance. This is exactly what military and kennel dogs get by living outside.High-fidelity monitoring makes it safe.Cheap baby cameras with temperature readouts and night vision let handlers watch remotely and check every 20 minutes during high-risk windows (right after work or when AC fails) because “temperature has momentum” and cars remain a leading cause of preventable heat death.They discuss crate fans, breathable pads, reflective car covers, and the limited but situational value of cooling vests (ask your dog). Another practical tip is to do two-minute “t-checks” (transitions checks) at every car entry, with copious water and paw inspections.Whether traveling from Iowa's sweaty season to mountain fires or simply switching seasons, it's important to reset baselines daily and support the dog you actually have today. Key Topics:Crate Acclimation and Reducing the Temperature Delta (01:35)Why Nosework and LE Handlers Must Stop Over-Cooling Cars (03:44)High-Risk Monitoring Windows (09:41)Baby Cameras for Real-Time Safety and Acclimation (12:59)Resetting Your Baseline (23:45)“Ask Your Dog!” (26:53)T-Checks, Paw Inspections, and Copious Water Decon (34:19)Key Takeaways (40:25) Resources:·      K9 Medic: https://www.k9medic.com/·      K9 Medic First Aid Kit: https://www.k9medic.com/gear/·      K9 Medic Academy: https://www.k9medic.com/#loginWe want to hear from you:Check out the K9 Detection Collaborative FB page and comment on the episode post!K9Sensus Detection Dog Trainer AcademyK9Sensus Foundation can be found on Facebook and Instagram. We have a Trainer's Group on Facebook!Scentsabilities Nosework is also on Facebook. Here is a Facebook group you should join!You can follow us for notifications of upcoming episodes, find us at k9detectioncollaborative.com to enjoy the freebies, and tell your friends so you can keep the conversations going.And don't forget to check out the YouTube Channel!

Brenner and John break down their ATP French Open Power Rankings ahead of Roland Garros — and the debate gets heated fast. Does teenage sensation João Fonseca deserve a spot in the top contenders? Who really belongs behind overwhelming favourite Jannik Sinner — Alexander Zverev, Novak Djokovic, or clay specialist Casper Ruud? The guys debate recent form, draw dynamics, clay-court trends, and which dark horses could shake up Paris. Plus: sleeper picks, early upset alerts, and players neither host trusts despite the ranking. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Marc Kramer, host of the award winning The Best Business Minds, interviews Dr. Mike Brenner author of "Strike the Right Chord: The Emerging Leader's Guide to Exceptional Performance"

Why does one IBS-C treatment work for someone else—but not for you? In this episode of the Gastro Girl podcast, leading gastroenterologist Darren M. Brenner. MD, FACG,  of Northwestern Medicine, explains why treating IBS-C (irritable bowel syndrome with constipation) is not one-size-fits-all. Using a real-world patient scenario, Dr. Brenner breaks down what may actually be happening inside the body—from gut motility and visceral sensitivity to the brain-gut connection—and why different therapies target different symptoms and pathways. In this episode, you'll learn: Why some IBS-C treatments don't work—or stop working over time How over-the-counter and prescription therapies differ What newer treatment approaches are designed to do Why bloating, pain, and constipation may require different strategies The role of diet, pelvic floor therapy, and gut-brain interventions How patients can work with their healthcare team to find the right treatment plan If you've ever felt frustrated, stuck, or unsure about your IBS-C treatment journey, this episode offers practical insights to help you better understand your options and feel more empowered in your care. This episode is part of an educational program made possible by support from Ardelyx.  

What to listen for:“At the end of the day, taking care of our dogs is everyone's job.”Our hosts, Robin Greubel and Stacy Barnett, talk with Joy Brenner of K9 Medic about looking at canine first aid not just from the perspective of flashy trauma response, but that of the quiet, daily work of truly knowing your dog.Joy, who began in human wilderness and tactical medicine, built K9 Medic to teach handlers, medics, and even surgeons pre-hospital care tailored to real field conditions.High-fidelity mannequins like K9 Hero and Diesel train teams on military-identified killers such as tension pneumothorax, but Joy repeatedly returns to the bigger truth: heat, not bullets or dramatic wounds, is the top preventable cause of death for every dog, whether tactical, SAR, sport, or pet.Her Handler 2.0 program trains handlers in “dog speak”: reading baselines, scaling panting, tracking work/rest cycles, and spotting when a dog is no longer compensating.They bust old myths (alcohol pads, ice-pack vasoconstriction fears, over-cooling shock) and stress rapid cooling to skin level while stopping just above normal, so temperature momentum carries the dog safely home.Structured observation prevents emergencies, improves performance, and turns both handlers and medics into better advocates, because taking care of our dogs is everyone's job! Tune in to the next episode for part two of this important conversation! Key Topics:●     Joy's Path from Arctic Wilderness Medicine to K9 Medic (02:14)●     K9 Medic Programs, Kits & Online Academy (08:55)●     High-Fidelity Mannequins Hero & Diesel for Trauma (11:38)●     Heat: #1 Leading Cause of Preventable Death (12:51)●     Handler 2.0 & the Heat Exertion Curve (15:52)●     Myth-Busting Cooling (Alcohol, Ice Packs, Immersion) (19:35)●     Cool Fast, Stop Just Above Normal (21:17)●     Work Cycles, Baselines & Dog Speak (30:04)●     Medics Learn Dog Eyes, Handlers Learn Medical Eyes (39:22) Resources:·      K9 Medic: https://www.k9medic.com/·      First Aid Kit: https://www.k9medic.com/gear/·      K9 Medic Academy: https://www.k9medic.com/#loginWe want to hear from you:Check out the K9 Detection Collaborative FB page and comment on the episode post!K9Sensus Detection Dog Trainer AcademyK9Sensus Foundation can be found on Facebook and Instagram. We have a Trainer's Group on Facebook!Scentsabilities Nosework is also on Facebook. Here is a Facebook group you should join!You can follow us for notifications of upcoming episodes, find us at k9detectioncollaborative.com to enjoy the freebies, and tell your friends so you can keep the conversations going.And don't forget to check out the YouTube Channel!

While overall cancer rates in Canada continue to decline, reflecting decades of progress in screening and treatment, younger survivors face troubling gaps in their follow-up care. In the research article “Projected estimates of cancer in Canada in 2026” overall cancer incidence and mortality rates continue to decline when adjusted for population size, reflecting advances in screening, early detection, and treatment. But for adolescents and young adults, surviving cancer may mark the start of a more complex and less coordinated phase of care.Dr. Darren Brenner, a molecular cancer epidemiologist at the University of Calgary, reports that more than 250,000 Canadians are expected to be diagnosed with cancer in 2026, with rates per 100,000 continuing to fall. Mortality has declined for several major cancers, though increases in pancreatic and uterine cancers highlight uneven progress. Brenner notes that a growing number of survivors are now living with elevated risk of second primary cancers and will require long-term follow-up.Dr. Miranda Fidler-Benaoudia, a cancer epidemiologist at Cancer Care Alberta and co-author of the article, article “Subsequent primary neoplasm risk among survivors of cancer in adolescence and young adulthood: a population-based study from Alberta, Canada,” examines what happens after treatment for patients diagnosed between ages 15 and 39. Her study finds these survivors are twice as likely to develop a second primary cancer as their peers, often at younger ages than current screening programmes anticipate. Despite this, survivorship care is inconsistent. Patients treated in paediatric settings often receive lifelong, specialized follow-up, while those treated in adult systems may be discharged within a few years to primary care without standardized guidance or documentation. Many lack access to a family physician, and clinicians may not be equipped to manage the long-term risks associated with early cancer treatment.For clinicians, these findings raise questions about how to manage a growing population of younger cancer survivors who face elevated risks over decades. Earlier onset of second cancers and the absence of clear follow-up pathways suggest current screening frameworks and transition practices may not be sufficient for this group.Comments or questions? Text us.Join us as we explore medical solutions that address the urgent need to change healthcare. Reach out to us about this or any episode you hear. Or tell us about something you'd like to hear on the leading Canadian medical podcast.You can find Blair and Mojola on X  @BlairBigham and @DrmojolaomoleX (in English):  @CMAJ X (en français): @JAMC FacebookInstagram: @CMAJ.ca The CMAJ Podcast is produced by PodCraft Productions

Am 30. Juni 2025 verdunkelt sich der Himmel über dem Gschnitztal am Brenner. Was sich dann abspielt, beschreiben Bewohner hinterher als Weltuntergang. Ein Podcast von Georg Bayerle.

This week: Gates and Sam are caught on camera doing it all over the hospital, Neela faces the harsh reality of her job, Brenner continues to be an absolute (insert expletive of choice here), Abby interviews for a new job at a very fancy clinic, and Lizzie is amazed when the show actually does a decent (but not great) job handling a transgender patient.

A key development in the history of the early Earth is the formation of lithospheric plates that move independently of one another. In this episode, Brenner describes how he used paleomagnetic methods to detect relative motion between two ancient cratons, the East Pilbara and the Kaapvaal, 3.5 billion years ago. This is a full billion years earlier than any previous such detection, and it enables us to narrow down the kind of tectonics operating in the Paleoarchean. Of the candidate regimes, episodic subduction models fit his data best. Brenner is a Postdoctoral Associate in the Department of Earth & Planetary Science at Yale University.

On political capitalism and divided workers. Sociology professor at UC Berkeley, Dylan Riley, talks to Alex and Lee about economic stagnation, the state propping up capitalism, and class politics. What is "political capitalism"? And is it true that plunder and predation matter more now than exploitation? Why hasn't the ruling class purged the system through mass bankruptcies and unemployment? How does Chinese state capitalism fit into the story of stagnation and excess capacity? What is the difference between economic interests and class interests? How is the working class divided today? Is there a way out of the impasse? What possibility is there of a pro-growth politics? –> For more like this, subscribe: patreon.com/bungacast

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This episode is dedicated to the memory of Michael Senturia.Ever feel like your leadership team isn't in tune, or that you hit the wrong note with people at work? Today's guest says the world of jazz has the answers. In this episode of 97% Effective, host Michael Wenderoth explores what leaders can learn from jazz musicians with Dr. Michael Y. Brenner, CEO of Right Chord Leadership. They discuss Dr. Brenner's new book, Strike the Right Chord, and the connection he makes between musical harmony and effective leadership. If you are tired of the same old leadership cliches, transport yourself in this episode to the world of jazz, where you'll see your leadership challenges through a refreshingly different and powerful new lense.SHOW NOTESMike's pathThe record that changed his trajectory: “They're making that up as they go? I gotta learn how to do that!”Copy writing, working at QVC, and his hard truth about leadership Lessons for leadersHow jazz musicians approach their craftKeys to collaboration: “Jazz attitude” and walking the line between structure and chaosA novel new framework: Mike's CHORD model for leadershipWhat jazz teaches us about different profiles working in harmony – and how Mike uses DISC to help teams do that in practiceLessons from Mike's doctoral research in Canada: what leaders learn from artists“When you hit the wrong note, it's the next note that makes it good or bad.” Dealing with the messy part of leadershipIs the goal of leadership to achieve harmony?Respect, support – and the need for tough loveThe key to managing egos and managing up: “Serve the music”Why we still get crappy leaders who don't embody the qualities Mike describesA novel way to think about authenticity: Having a “foundation of voice” but being able to adapt to the situation BIO AND LINKSAs founder and CEO of Right Chord Leadership, Dr. Michael Brenner collaborates with leaders and teams to strengthen the essential skills needed for peak performance. He achieves this by drawing on more than 25 years of experience as an international leadership consultant, executive coach, keynote speaker, and educator, and more than 40 years as a professional musician. Michael holds a doctorate in Adult Learning and Leadership from Columbia University and a master's degree in Adult and Organizational Development from Temple University. He plays in two bands based in Philadelphia, PA, USA. Strike the Right Chord is his first book. Connect with Dr. Michael Y. BrennerLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelybrenner/Right Chord Leadership: https://rightchordleadership.comGet Mike's Book, Strike the Right Chord: https://rightchordleadership.com/resources/Speaker Reel: https://rightchordleadership.com/speaking/Email: michael [at] rightchordleadership.comOrganizations, People and Resources ReferencedEpisode dedicated to the memory of Michael Senturia: https://music.berkeley.edu/news/department-mourns-passing-emeritus-professor-michael-senturiaAl Jarreau: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al_JarreauThe Columbia Coaching Conference: https://www.columbiacoachingconference.orgBanff Institute: https://www.banffcentre.caWhiplash, the movie: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2582802/Christian McBride: https://www.christianmcbride.comDr. John Schaffner interview on 97% Effective: https://redcircle.com/shows/97-effective/ep/4fae4e9f-bdbf-4cab-8aa5-298544b3651cPat Metheny: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3t58jfUhoMLYVO14XaUFLA?si=H-meVhdFQlqWxQSvjf7O1g More from 97% EffectiveMichael's Award-winning Book: Get Promoted: What You're Really Missing at Work That's Holding You Back: https://tinyurl.com/453txk74Watch this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@97PercentEffectiveAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Episode 141: This week, Kyle Van Pelt talks with Erik Brenner, CEO, President, and Founding Partner at Hilltop Wealth and Tax Solutions. With more than 30 years of experience, Erik has assisted thousands of individuals in integrating retirement, tax, and estate strategies. At Hilltop, he blends leadership and client advisory responsibilities, shaping the firm's future vision and strategies while providing personalized financial guidance to select clients. Erik talks with Kyle about what happens when advisory firms stop treating tax and wealth management as separate conversations and start thinking holistically. He discusses the strategic decisions that helped transform Hilltop, including integrating in-house tax services, rethinking the client experience, and doubling down on education-driven growth. Erik also shares how to run great seminars and use technology to keep up with business complexities. In this episode: (00:00) - Intro (01:06) - Erik's money moment (03:30) - Hilltop's one-stop model: Integration of tax and wealth management (07:13) - How Hilltop manages large wealth with tax problems (09:35) - How the SECURE 2.0 Act impacts generational wealth (16:37) - Using seminars as a modern growth engine (20:28) - What makes a 5-star seminar experience (23:39) - Managing tech across multiple business lines (25:29) - Navigating the transition from being an advisor to a CEO (27:33) - Erik's outlook on the future of the financial industry (29:03) - Erik's Milemarker Minute Key Takeaways Don't outsource critical expertise that directly affects client outcomes. If a core part of your value—like tax strategy—is outside your control, alignment becomes difficult. Integrate tax and wealth management to deliver truly holistic advice. When strategy and execution live under one roof, decisions become more coordinated, proactive, and impactful for clients. For many retirees, taxes are their biggest expense. Plan accordingly. Investment returns matter, but unmanaged tax exposure can quietly erode wealth faster than most clients realize. Education builds trust faster than selling ever will. Whether it's seminars or client meetings, people lean in when they feel informed, not when they feel pitched. Teach first, and the business follows. Quotes "For most of our clients who are into retirement, taxes are their number one expense." ~ Erik Brenner "If you don't know the right questions to ask about how laws are changing, even the most powerful AI won't be able to help you." ~ Erik Brenner "Marketing is about getting the ball rolling. You want to get that ball rolling, but you do not want the snowball to melt." ~ Eric Brenner Links  Erik Brenner on LinkedIn Hilltop Wealth and Tax Solutions Holistiplan The Personal CFO Revolution Connect with our hosts Milemarker.co Kyle on LinkedIn Jud on LinkedIn Subscribe and stay in touch Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Produce game-changing content with Turncast Turncast helps your company grow by producing top-quality content and fostering transformative conversations. We specialize in content generation, podcasting, digital strategy, and audience growth for fintech and financial services companies. Learn more at Turncast.com.

Episódio analisa a atuação vascaína na vitória sobre o São Paulo. O que mudou no segundo tempo? Adson, Brenner e Spinelli devem ser titulares? Qual será a escalação na terça? Dá o play!

This week: Luka makes some huge life decisions without consulting Abby, Sam is suddenly super weird about people finding out that she's dating Gates, Brenner is revealed to be a nepo baby, Dubenko gets overly jealous of Skye's friends, Neela is super attached to a patient for some reason, and Pratt attempts to reconcile with Betina.

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Get access to more than 200 episodes of my premium podcast (The Aliquot) when you sign up as a FoundMyFitness Premium Member Many symptoms attributed to aging are also consistent with chronic inflammatory stress and impaired NAD metabolism. Dr. Charles Brenner explains the mechanisms, the human data, and what interventions actually move the needle. He also cuts through the crowded world of NAD boosters, including oral NAD pills, NMN, NR, and NAD IV drips, clarifying what actually raises NAD in humans and what emerging research suggests about NR for lowering inflammation and improving recovery. Timestamps: (00:00) Introduction (05:36) Why disease states disrupt NAD levels (10:20) How coronavirus infection impacts NAD levels (13:34) Can diet and supplements artificially inflate NAD levels? (15:27) Why blood NAD might not show the full picture (16:59) How obesity and insulin resistance drain NAD resources (19:40) Does poor sleep disrupt NAD levels? (20:32) The anti-inflammatory effects of nicotinamide riboside (NR) (25:17) Can a single lifestyle change restore NAD? (28:01) Cognitive benefits of NAD precursors (31:37) Should you measure your NAD levels? (34:37) Does exercise boost NAD—and if so, which type? (36:39) Can NAD precursors speed exercise recovery? (39:14) Is acute sleep loss enough to lower NAD? (40:46) Does NR supplementation during pregnancy benefit offspring? (45:21) Safety of nicotinamide riboside during pregnancy (47:27) Could NR supplementation support fertility? (48:37) Shift work and jet lag—can NAD precursors help? (51:19) Morning or night—when should you take NR? (54:20) NAD supplements vs. precursors—what actually boosts NAD? (58:07) NAD IV drips—real benefits or just hype? (59:15) Oral vs. IV nicotinamide riboside—what's more effective? (1:00:44) Do oral NAD supplements genuinely raise NAD levels? (1:02:37) NMN vs. NR—does being 'one step closer' really matter? (1:05:44) Does the gut microbiome influence NAD production? (1:08:22) Could NR supplementation enhance immune function? (1:11:41) Can NR supplementation improve peripheral artery disease? (1:16:05) Can NR realistically reduce liver fat? (1:21:12) Does NR supplementation give athletes a recovery edge? (1:22:57) What's a safe dosage for nicotinamide riboside? (1:25:00) Resveratrol and pterostilbene—beneficial pairing or pointless stack? (1:26:35) NAD precursor supplements—why sourcing matters (1:28:48) Do NAD precursors increase cancer risk? (1:34:34) Is NR worth supplementing for healthy individuals? (1:38:56) From enzyme nerd to NAD pioneer (Brenner's origin story) (1:43:26) Simplifying NAD's role in energy and repair (1:50:13) Why DNA repair depends heavily on NAD (1:52:03) The PARP/NAD-consumption mechanism (1:54:42) NAD's role in gene regulation (1:57:02) Why NAD shortages hit the brain hardest Show notes are available by clicking here Watch this episode on YouTube

Tax planning has become an integral part of a comprehensive financial planning service offering and a way for advisors to offer hard-dollar value for their clients. In this episode, we explore how integrating tax preparation, proactive tax planning, and outside tax expertise can deepen client value, diversify revenue, and accelerate firm growth. Erik Brenner is the CEO of Hilltop Wealth and Tax Solutions, an RIA based in Mishawaka, Indiana, overseeing approximately $600 million in AUM for 830 client households. Listen in as Erik shares how he doubled his firm's AUM in three years in part by building a comprehensive, three-pronged tax strategy that combines in-house tax preparation, advisor-led tax planning analysis, and outsourced expertise for complex cases. We also discuss why he chose to launch a separate but integrated tax business that is profitable in its own right rather than treating tax prep as a loss leader, how in-person dinner seminars focused on retirement tax strategies drive nearly half of the firm's new clients, and how taking a systematic approach has helped Erik's firm boost the number of Google and other online reviews it receives. For show notes and more visit: https://www.kitces.com/475  

Suzi speaks with historian Robert Brenner and sociologist Dylan Riley about the deeper meaning of Trump's return to power. Is Trump just a narcissistic strongman — or the carrier of a coherent counterrevolutionary project? Brenner and Riley argue that Trumpism is not a return to the past but an attempt to reorganize society for a future in which capitalism can no longer grow — only command, police, and exclude. They trace the roots of Trump Two to decades of economic stagnation, the collapse of US hegemony, the failure of Bidenomics, and a deep class split between credentialed and non-credentialed workers. They describe Trumpism as a reactionary social revolution from above, aimed at dismantling the social bases of liberal democracy. Its pillars include the attack on universities, the expansion of the security state as an ICE jobs program, AI as a form of class warfare undermining credentialed labor, and the dismantling of the international order. It's a wide-ranging conversation about empire without growth, class politics under stagnation, and the future of the left in what Brenner and Riley call the wilderness of contemporary capitalism. Jacobin Radio with Suzi Weissman features conversations with leading thinkers and activists, with a focus on labor, the economy, and protest movements.