Podcasts about Chrono

Le mois dernier, un freelance designer m'a contacté sur Insta pour me dire : "Je peux peut-être faire quelque chose pour ton site."Et là j'ai compris que mon site était devenu cringe. Je vendais une offre à plusieurs milliers d'euros avec un site qui disait le contraire.Voici comment j'ai tout refait avec Claude en 1H et comment ça m'a rapporté 45 000€.Regarde l'épisode en vidéo ici (pour suivre sur mon écran en même temps que moi) : https://youtu.be/kR2KMc1UGZ4Ce que tu vas apprendre dans cet épisode :✅ Pourquoi ton site de freelance fait fuir tes clients sans que tu t'en rendes compte✅ Comment utiliser Claude IA pour créer un site web professionnel (même si tu ne sais pas coder)✅ La méthode en 3 étapes pour construire un design système sur mesure avec l'IA✅ Pourquoi créer une page de vente qui convertit ne suffit pas (et ce qu'il faut vraiment construire autour)Tu veux apprendre à utiliser Claude pour refaire toute ton image en ligne (même si t'es nul·le avec l'IA) ? Rejoins ma Masterclass en live le 25 juin et repars avec les prompts exacts pour passer à l'action dès le lendemain

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(00:00:00) Intro and Background (00:25:06) A (Very) Brief Introduction to Mitsuda's Sound (00:48:32) Selected Works: Chrono Trigger (01:22:23) Selected Works: Chrono Cross (01:49:35) Selected Works: Shadow Hearts 2 (02:00:56) Selected Works: Sea of Stars (Brief) (02:02:54) Selected Works: Mario Party (Brief) (02:08:49) Non-Game Music (02:18:54) Wrapping Up Please consider supporting the show on Patreon! You can also click here to join the free Discord server or connect with the show on Bluesky and Instagram!Yasunori Mitsuda is a name that hardly needs an introduction to those steeped in JRPGs—but both his catalogue and his tastes are broader than you might expect. Nick (Friday Night Gamecast) co-hosts as we give an introduction (an admittedly very broad introduction) to his works and style. Although many of our favorites were left out, there is discussion aplenty. We talk two major works, a few lesser-known titles, non-game music, music theory analysis, and much more. Hope you love the show today. Please enjoy!Referenced Links2000 Interview, Shmuplations 2003 Interview, Shmuplations Square Enix Music interview, 20005Thank you for listening! Want to reach out to PPR? Send your questions, comments, and recommendations to pixelprojectradio@gmail.com! And as ever, any ratings and/or reviews left on your platform of choice are greatly appreciated!

Top 5 Topics:- Life-Changing Jaw Surgery Transformations- Brutal Reality of Surgical Residency & 365-Day Trauma Call- Work-Life Balance as Both a Surgeon & Father- Personalized Patient Care & Involving Patients in Surgery Planning- The Future of Private Practice Oral SurgeryQuotes & Wisdom:“We barely need to even talk during the cases now. We know exactly what to get next. We talk about stuff other than surgery while we do surgery.” — Dr. Marcus Hwang“I even challenge my own preferences now. ‘Why do I do it this way?' ‘Is there a better way for this kind of situation?'” — Marcus“I really do include my patients into my workups. I try to show them the virtual surgical plan before they even start orthodontics.” — Marcus“Draw a line in the sand. Spend good, dedicated, focused time with them, and then don't feel guilty after that when you have to go to work.” — Marcus“The earlier and sooner you find clarity in what you want, life becomes so much easier. Because you don't feel bad saying no to stuff and you don't have FOMO.” — Marcus“I believe jaw surgery in private practice is going to be the next trend. Whatever I can do to make this more approachable and palatable for people is my passion.” — MarcusQuestions:Brendan: "Wait, you said every day you're on facial trauma? What level trauma center are you at?"08:46Brendan: "Do you learn a lot of these techniques through your mentor or is it kind of trial and error?"12:33Brendan: "Do you include the patient in some of those conversations for orthognathic surgery planning?"34:23Brendan: "Do you prefer the top jaw maxilla first or mandible first? “What's your sequence of giving the local anesthesia? “What's your sequence of taking out the thirds?"Now available on:- Dr. Gallagher's Podcast & YouTube Channel- Dose of Dental Podcast #236My watch in this episode = Tag Heuer Aquaracer Calibre 16 Chrono- 5.2026

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Top 5 Topics:- The Post-Match Process → Landed a 6-Year Oral Surgery Residency Spot in Just Days After Match-Day- How to Crush the CBSE (Took It 3 Times & Finally Killed It)- 7 Externships, Elite Mentors & The Real Way Into Oral Surgery- Why Top Oral Surgery Programs Are Going Unmatched in 2026- The Post-Match Scramble: Offers in Hours, Turning Down Programs, Non-Cat InfoQuotes & Wisdom: “During residency you have 6 years where you're not gonna be able to take that vacation or visit that family member… That's why right now, less is better. Enjoy your time.” — Brendan (04:33)“I thought I did everything right. Statistically I was supposed to match, but I didn't. You just have to stay calm, cool, and collected and everything will work out in the end.” — Philip Evalen (post-match reflection)“Don't just have 30 extracurriculars just to have them. Stick with the things that are actually important to you.” — Philip Evalen (07:13)“The CBSE is kind of what gets you through the door. Then it's really how you present yourself… Can I spend 4-6 years with this person?” — Philip Evalen (07:13)“On an externship, I don't need it to be hands-on. I'd rather just learn about the program and picture: do I see myself going here for 4-6 years?” — Philip Evalen (12:47)“After I post-matched I basically took on this philanthropist role of just trying to help people… because that private practice guy helped me so much.” — Philip Evalen (40:07)Questions: (05:57) “What are some of the elements that you would say were crucial for getting into residency?”(07:13) “How did you find your mentor? What was your mentor — an oral surgeon? Were they something else? Did they work solely academics? Was it a private practice?”(11:41) “How many places did you extern at and did they come from your list?”(13:20) “What were some of the materials or things that helped you increase that CBSE score?”(23:20) “What did you do for letters of recommendation?”(28:36) “Can I ask how many places you interviewed at?”Now available on:- Dr. Gallagher's Podcast & YouTube Channel- Dose of Dental Podcast #231My watch in this episode = Tag Heuer Aquaracer Calibre 16 Chrono- 5.2026

Es gibt wieder einiges zu besprechen, im UhrTalk. Chris war in Japan unterwegs und hat dort unter anderem Seikos und Grand Seikos zu Schnäppchenpreisen gesehen. Zudem hat Tudor mit dem Black Bay Chrono 39 „Bumblebee“ eine neue Uhr vorgestellt, über die Lucas und er natürlich ausführlich diskutieren müssen. Wir wünschen wie immer gute Unterhaltung!

Quand j'ai commencé à regarder The Pitt, je me suis dit «Tiens! Ça me rappelle quelque chose» et au bout du deuxième épisode, j'ai compris: C'est comme si la série Urgences et 24 heures chrono avait eu un enfant. Pour ceux qui auraient raté le phénomène de cette série crée […] The post The Pitt : quand Urgences rencontre 24 heures chrono first appeared on Radio Vostok.

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Send us Fan MailThis week, Devin Pennypacker returns to the podcast to dig into all the somewhat controversial releases of the past week. We chat about the Barrelhand Monolith, the Vacheron Constantin Dual Time Cardinal Points, the Tudor Chrono 39, and more. Did Tudor finally find the right formula for their chronograph? Turns out, it's complicated. We also touch on the 007: First Light video game, and how the newest Omega chronograph is handled in the game. Show Notes:Josh's Castelbajac Sport Quartz Chronograph (In Post)Vacheron Constantin Dual Time Cardinal PointsRolex GMT-Master II BLROBarrelhand Monolith on HodinkeeBarrelhand MonolithFormex AriaFormex Field AutomaticTudor Black Bay Chrono 39Tudor MonarchJames Bond 007: First Light / Omega Seamaster ChronographSupport the show

Send us Fan MailKleiner (39mm), flacher 13.1mm anstelle 14.4mm, gelber mit schwarzen Totalisatoren, 3-gliedrieges gebürstetes Band ohne Nieten. 20mm Bandanstoss, 47mm Lug-to-lug.Die bisher tragbarste Black Bay Chrono. Leider in der "Daring Watches" Kollektion, also wird sie wohl etwas schwieriger zu bekommen sein. Aber schön ist sie.Viel Spass Danke für Deine Zeit und für's Zuhören. Sendet mir eine Voicemail und wir hören uns im Podcast:https://www.speakpipe.com/opportunistischesdurcheinanderBitte folgt mir/uns auf instagram IG: @leuchtmasse_podcast oder schreibt mir: opportunistischesdurcheinander@gmail.com

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Did you know your skin has its own internal clock — and that ignoring it could be accelerating aging? In this episode of the Science of Skin podcast, board-certified dermatologist Dr. Patti Farris sits down with renowned cosmetic dermatologist and Harvard graduate Dr. Ava Shamban — founder of AvaMD Dermatology and the skincare line Althea — to break down the fascinating science of circadian rhythms and skin health. They cover: What circadian rhythms actually are and why every skin cell has its own biological clock How clock genes control 50% of your genome — and drive collagen production, DNA repair, and barrier function Why screen time, blue light, and night-shift schedules are silently destroying your skin The emerging field of chrono cosmetics — syncing your skincare routine to your skin's natural 24-hour cycle Dr. Ava's science-backed skincare line Althea and its groundbreaking day/night formulations Her new multimodal at-home device featuring LED therapy, radio frequency, and microcurrent — pending FDA clearance Whether you're a skincare enthusiast or a medical professional, this episode will completely change how you think about anti-aging, skin longevity, and your nighttime skincare routine.

Top 5 Topics:- Balancing 6 Kids with Oral Surgery Residency & Career- Working 3-4 Days a Week as a Successful Oral Surgeon- Wisdom Teeth Removal & Sedation Tricks from a Pro- Why Dr. Stucki Avoided Traditional Partnerships & Changed His Path- Brother Surgeons Working Together + Building a Podcast EmpireQuotes & Wisdom: "To make it through residency with kids, you have to go into it with good expectations... Residency is one of those things we've all experienced and bonds us all together. To make it through residency, you have to have grit, man, serious grit." — Dr. Stucki"I resisted becoming like an associate with a buy-in track... I didn't like being the low man on the totem pole and kind of being at someone else's mercy." — Dr. Stucki "After many years, sometimes you can lose a little bit of steam... [My brother] just is pure passion, man. He loves it. Even the bad patients, he's like, 'this is so great.' So it inspires me." — Grant Stucki"I think the failure to give reversal is because providers might be rarely using it. Everyone in the office who helps me should know that there is a reversal." — Grant Stucki (on anesthesia safety)"We travel a lot as a family. Just getting your kids out. You know, we're active in our community. It's fun." — Grant Stucki (on prioritizing family)Questions:01:46 - "How'd you like UCLA for dental school? Just to bring it back to the beginning."05:29 - "How did you manage to have kids during residency?"07:36 - "Did you have a job before your job now? Are you a solo owner or do you have one partner, multiple partners?"16:54 - "Is it a general dentist office? Is it just a specialty-mix office or only oral surgery?"18:38 - "How many days a week do you work?"28:04 - "What's your IV sedation meds cocktail?"47:48 - "What's your favorite procedure to do? When you see it and you're like, all right, it's going to be a good day."Now available on:- Dr. Gallagher's Podcast & YouTube Channel- Dose of Dental Podcast #234My watch in this episode = Tag Heuer Aquaracer Calibre 16 Chrono- 5.2026

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Deanna Minich, PhD, joins the podcast to discuss the critical intersection of circadian rhythms, hormone health, and phytonutrients. She breaks down the "Hierarchy of Health"—starting with Time, moving to the Endocrine System, and finally Metabolism. The conversation explores why light and dark should be treated as essential nutrients and how women in mid-life can use "chrono-nutrition" to navigate hormonal shifts like perimenopause.The Power of Purples and PhytonutrientsThe Rare Color: Blue and purple foods are the rarest in nature; 88% of people are deficient in these specific phytonutrients.Brain Benefits: These compounds (polyphenols, flavonoids) are essential for cognition, memory, and mood.Beyond Macros: Nutrition isn't just about protein, carbs, and fats; the thousands of phytonutrients in plants act as signaling molecules for our microbiome and genes.The Hierarchy of Health: Time FirstThe Sequence: 1. Time (Circadian Rhythm) → 2. Endocrine System (Hormones) → 3. Cellular Processes (Metabolism).The Problem: Most people try to fix metabolism (weight loss) or hormones (HRT) without first fixing their relationship withTime.Circadian Syndrome: A modern condition involving disrupted sleep, mood issues, and metabolic dysfunction caused by "bucking nature."Light and Dark as NutrientsLux Levels: Outdoor light (even on a cloudy day) can be 10,000 lux, while indoor light is often a meager 500 lux.Morning Rituals: Sunlight in the morning stops melatonin and triggers the "Cortisol Awakening Response" to give us energy.Darkness Deficiency: Over-exposure to artificial light at night acts as an endocrine disruptor, interfering with reproductive health and testosterone levels.Chrono-Nutrition: The "When" of EatingMelatonin vs. Insulin: As melatonin rises at night, insulin sensitivity drops. Eating large meals in the dark makes it harder for the body to process carbohydrates.The 1-Hour Rule: Dr. Minich suggests hydrating immediately upon waking (with minerals) and waiting about an hour before the first meal to let digestive juices prime.Eating with the Light: A simple rule of thumb—try to finish your last meal before or shortly after sunset.Melatonin: More Than a Sleep AidMitochondrial Shield: Melatonin is a master antioxidant that protects the "mother of the cell"—the mitochondria.The Decline: By age 50, we produce only about 10% of the melatonin we had during puberty.Supplementation: Dr. Minich discusses "Herbatonin" (plant-based melatonin) and why low-dose supplementation (0.3mg) can be a longevity strategy rather than just a sleep fix.Connect with Dr. Deanna Minich:Instagram: @deannaminichYou can sign up for legume love letters HEREEnjoy! Uniquewww.youregreat.com

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Yves CARRA, Porte-parole de Mobilité Club France répond à toutes les questions de mobilité sur LYON 1ère. RDV chaque mardi à 7h50 et samedi à 10h50. Devenez un véritable expert de la mobilité avec LYON 1ère!Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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Top 5 Topics:- Fast-Track Partnership in Oral Surgery, in 18 Months!- Brutal Realities After Residency, in Private Practice- Key Sedation Medications & Oral Surgery Procedure Techniques- Building a Huge Social Media Following as an Oral Surgeon- Work-Life Balance as a New Dad Oral SurgeonQuotes & Wisdom:“The guys in my practice ended up being exactly who they said they were. So it's worked out nice. It's been great.”– Steven Licht (on partnership track)“The boards are sort of a blessing though, now it's actually time. There's no more after this, after boards now, there's nothing left to do besides learn the business and continue to practice.”– Steven Licht (post-residency reality check)“I feel like that first year out… becomes that “intern year” for like, real-life practicing Oral Surgery.”– Brendan Gallagher (transition from residency to practicing)“I try to be honest; transparent. I try to say things the way they are. It's stuff we all experience, that as dental students, or growing up, we had no idea about.”– Brendan Gallagher (why his content resonates)“I think that it's is important to not have to work weekends. You need the break, I think, cause private practice is definitely better than residency.”– Steven Licht (work-life balance)“The best part about the group is the scope is good. We still keep our thirst quenched with some of the bigger stuff with orthognathics, trauma, etc.”– Steven Licht (maintaining surgical scope in private practice)“We're trying to grow organically, without private equity, which I like. So it's cool. It's a good group of partners, they're good to be with.”– Steven Licht (practice growth philosophy)Questions:02:04 – “That's a quick partnership track for you, within 18 months?”03:12 – “Was that a sweat-equity buy-in? Or was it like you had to save up a certain amount and pay it to them?”08:10 – “Where'd you go to college? Where'd you go to dental school? And then how'd you end up in Pittsburgh?”19:38 – “What are some of your day-to-day procedures that you're doing in practice?”21:44 – “Do you take lot of insurances?”27:07 – “What are your techniques and tricks for anterior implants?”32:54 – “What're your suture techniques for, say, bone grafting and implants?”42:48 – “What's your regimen for sedation medications?”Now available on:- Dr. Gallagher's Podcast & YouTube Channel- Dose of Dental Podcast #230My watch in this episode = Tag Heuer Aquaracer Calibre 16 Chrono

Recharge your batteries in just 5 minutes! Chrono Groove: the best 70s, 80s, and 90s dance music mixed in just 5 minutes!

Bienvenidos de nuevo a Random Topic Games, Este es tu canal de noticias sobre MMORPG. Recuerda suscribirte y seguirnos en nuestras otras redes sociales. 00:00 INTRO 00:12 SCARS OF HONOR 04:54 WINDROSE 08:16 CHRONO ODYSSEY 11:59 CAMELOT UNCHAINED 14:03 OLD SCHOOL RUNESCAPE 16:58 LOFTIA 19:52 THRONE AND LIBERTY 21:40 HOLLOWED OATH ┃ Patreon https://www.patreon.com/randomtopicgames ┃ Twitch https://www.twitch.tv/randomtopicgames/ ⚫┃ Tiktok https://www.tiktok.com/@randomtopicgames

Show Notes 0:00: This time, hear Helen speak about all the Spring anime she’s watched (so far), and watch all of a sudden that this segment gets into painting… News 16:53: The two hosts then discuss the very disturbing grooming situation involving an animation studio Co-Founder and what has happened since the allegations were made. 22:21: KADOKAWA has established a new company that involves a Yen Press publisher and managing director (Kurt Hassler) running it; Moyoco Anno’s Memoirs of Amorous Gentlemen is getting a stage musical adaptation off Broadway, which has Helen talking about what it means to be on and off it! 26:57: No Game, No Life Chapter 2: Eastern Union returned to Kadokawa’s Comic Alive magazine after a 16-month wait; Meguru Ueno’s My First Girlfriend Is a Gal manga is on an extended hiatus due to the creator going on paternity leave, which humorously had to end with the creator clarifying that he is man due to how the magazine worded it. 28:21: Kumiko Saiki’s Kageki Shojo!! series is going on an one-issue break, and while no reason was stated as to why, it’s important to note she was injured while at a music festival, so we can only hope everything is still ok; due to various projects, Fragrant Flower is taking a three-week break; Hiro Mashima’s DEAD ROCK will go on hiatus for a bit then return with a new arc. 29:57: Ted Turner, who you might know more of in the sports and politics world but also happened to be influential in the cartoon space, passed way at 87; The official website of the Japan Cartoonists Association announced that manga author Yousuke Tamori died on April 10 at 74; Animation studio ufotable announced that art director Kazuo Ebisawa died on April 14; Anime studio NAGOMI announced that director and writer Tatsuo Satō died of liver failure on April 24; Ring author Koji Suzuki passed away at the hospital at 68. Licenses 38:51: The two hosts discuss independent publisher Uncivilized Books getting into manga with the launch of the Mangalith imprint and starting with Hideko Mizuno's Fire! as their first title. 41:19: Seven Seas once again has more Wonderful Wednesday announcements: Kota Nozomi & Omine's The Villainous Noble is Way Too Fond of MILF Heroines (Ghost Ship) Unitykong & Tunonigau's I Will Fall in Love with Azami Yako (if it kills me) Central du guma's My Name is Mienne: Tales of a Blind Kitten Chika Hongo's As Fish to Water: Where the Forest Meets the Sea Nica Kitabeppu's And They Were Roommates…! Ayumu Saitô, Yūmi Shirase, & Masato Mutsumi's Record of Chrono’s War: Apparently I’m Only the Strongest in Bed (Ghost Ship) Norio Sakurai & Haika Nanasaka's The Dangers in My Heart: The Romantic Comedy Won't Start Yuki Fumino's The Horizon Will Soon Shine Taiki Akitoki's Chii’s Winged Life Eko Nagiki, Bunga & ReTake's The Clingy New Hire Keeps Asking Me Out Hisumi & Doyou's A Serious Error in Chihaya-chan’s Reputation (Airship, digital) Kōtarō Isshiki & Parum's Villager A Wants to Save the Villainess No Matter What! More Siren audiobooks: Natsue Shiomi's I Wish I Could Meet You Again on the Hill Where That Flower Blooms (Narrated by Mirai), Yū Omiya's My Girlfriend Cheated on Me, and Now My Flirty Underclassman Won’t Leave Me Alone! (Narrated by David Lee Huynh), Jiragen's When a Clueless First-Person Shooter Player Falls into Another World (Narrated by Mark Sanderlin), Tobirano's Betrothed to My Sister’s Ex (Narrated by Jennifer Sun Bell) 44:27: We have another new Crossed Hearts title announced (Mitomo Sasako’s OctoPiece); and while not licensing news, TOKYOPOP will eventually have new titles for their new Kids imprint soon enough. Streaming News 45:09: Detective Conan Collection 3 is out, which means Justin gets to spend the entire Streaming News section professing his love explains what episodes were chosen this time; Thanks to GKIDS, we will have 4k Tekkonkinkreet in theaters this month; now we have Tubi streaming Magical Sisters LuluttoLilly, an ongoing anime…when’s the last time they’ve done that is a question Justin wonders; OceanVeil made a couple streaming announcements, one of which it’s advisable to never say out loud; and in a stunning twist, Galaxy Kickoff! has been added to Crunchyroll. If this does not sound familiar to you, then maybe Ginga e Kickoff! will resonate more with some of you instead! Weird News 53:50: Justin once again has one of his favorite live-action series return for some reason (GTO, this time the 2012 version) but also wonder if it’ll ever be picked up for official streaming anywhere… 56:58: Eldo Yoshimizu’s Ryuko manga will return after 16 years; We once again have to question humanity following someone trying to wait inside a Best Buy for Pokémon cards (it went poorly). 57:46: This episode of TheOASG Podcast was recorded on Mother’s Day, and we somehow two things moms are doing that are hilarious and also hard to believe! 1:03:13: And, well, we did have a story about GameStop announcing that they were trying to acquire 100% of eBay at US$125 per share in cash and common stock at 50% each with full shareholder election rights, but in the next episode, we’ll explain how that went (seemingly poorly!) If there’s anything you’d like to share about the latest news or about the episode, please feel free to reach out to us on Twitter (@TheOASG) or comment below with your thoughts! The post TheOASG Podcast Episode 243: More Spring Anime Talk, More Conan, And More Weird News appeared first on TheOASG.

Bienvenidos de nuevo a Random Topic Games, Este es tu canal de noticias sobre MMORPG. Recuerda suscribirte y seguirnos en nuestras otras redes sociales. 00:00 INTRO 00:12 SCARS OF HONOR 04:54 WINDROSE 08:16 CHRONO ODYSSEY 11:59 CAMELOT UNCHAINED 14:03 OLD SCHOOL RUNESCAPE 16:58 LOFTIA 19:52 THRONE AND LIBERTY 21:40 HOLLOWED OATH ┃ Patreon https://www.patreon.com/randomtopicgames ┃ Twitch https://www.twitch.tv/randomtopicgames/ ⚫┃ Tiktok https://www.tiktok.com/@randomtopicgames

(00:00:00) Preliminary/Recap Discussion (00:15:35) Searching for the Trifor- I mean, the Dragon Gods (00:34:22) Return to Fort Dragonia (Chrono Trigger Intensifies) (00:46:11) Chronopolis and FATE (01:01:47) Cool Lore that Rick Overlooked (01:06:31) FATE Falls, Dragons Rise (01:13:09) One of Cross's Most Touching—and Hidden—Scenes (01:26:23) Spaceships? Sure. Why Not. (01:30:56) Belthasar, Ho-Ho-Ho Guy, Explains (01:41:27) Dragon God (01:50:26) The Most Important Character in the Series (02:13:21) Final Battle and Ending Discussion Please consider supporting the show on Patreon! You can also click here to join the free Discord server or connect with the show on Bluesky and Instagram!Until we meet again...The final episode on Chrono Cross is here! Though, in truth, another ten more would have been perfectly fine. All of the threads—of fate, of FATE, of the narrative—come together here, neatly or no. Co-host Chris (Retrograde Amnesia podcast) joins to wrap it up and discuss potential plot holes, essential lore that is completely missable, and, of course, the ending. There is SO much to talk about with Chrono Cross. It's a very special game, and we hope that you feel the same...at least about these episodes. Hope you love the show today. Please enjoy!Thank you for listening! Want to reach out to PPR? Send your questions, comments, and recommendations to pixelprojectradio@gmail.com! And as ever, any ratings and/or reviews left on your platform of choice are greatly appreciated!

Top 5 Topics:- Crushing the CBSE: The Ultimate High-Score Study Strategy- How to Dominate Oral Surgery Residency Applications- Anki vs Question Banks: The Brutal Truth About Scoring 260+ on Step 1 / CBSE- Waking Up at 3:30AM & Still Crush Dental School + Full-Time Work- Oral Surgery Mentorship Culture In Dental School That Creates LegendsQuotes & Wisdom:“If I had to delete everything and boil it down to just the bare minimum, I would say yes, doing questions in a question bank. Nothing's going to beat that.” — Ruben (highest-yield CBSE advice)“Doing Anki increases your chances of [an insane score]. Not necessary, but I think increases your chances.” — Ruben (on going for top scores)“It really is an arms race right now of resources … whoever's utilizing the most diverse set of resources is going to essentially eventually find the resources that work best for them.” — Ruben (on modern studying)“I would just encourage everyone to be open to mentoring the underclassmen and be genuine about it … check in on them every month and a half.” — Ruben (building mentorship culture)“I would extern at the reach programs … There is a little strategy game to the externships.” — Brendan (smart externship strategy)“You want to rank in terms of your interests, every time … Go with your gut feeling, your intuition overall.” — Brendan (match ranking wisdom)“If you know that you wanna go into oral surgery, in my opinion, you can start studying for the CBSE whenever you want … Get excited. It's going to be a long journey in front of you.” — Ruben (advice to pre-dents)“Just start with some cookie cutter thing for your personal statement. Get some “word vomit” onto the pages early - It's going to be a marathon to write your PS, not a sprint.” — Brendan (personal statement advice)Questions:(17:33): “What are the specific CBSE resources and how to study them, the strategy of the individual resources?”(36:22): “What externships do you have planned?”(42:05): “How would you recommend going about writing your personal statement?”Now available on:- Dr. Gallagher's Podcast & YouTube Channel- Dose of Dental Podcast #228My watch in this episode = Tag Heuer Aquaracer Calibre 16 Chrono- 4.2026

Top 5 Topics:- Moving from Canada to Australia for Dental School – Easier Route or Advantageous Route?- Is Dental Specialization Still Worth It in 2026?- The Broken Dental Insurance System Is The Root Cause, Ruining Dentistry- How to Find a Life-Changing Mentor in Dental School (and Why Most Students Fail)- Time Management & Work-Life Balance as a Dental StudentQuotes & Wisdom:~05:15 (Brendan): "You don't need to put someone else's candle out to make your candle seem brighter. Just be your candle brighter... or like Gary Vaynerchuk says, you don't need to destroy someone else's building to make your building seem taller, just build a bigger building."~05:33 (Brendan): "Dentistry is a team sport."~13:43 (Brendan): "If you played basketball for 1 year and I played basketball for 3, who's most likely going to win that game?... Now compare the implant training of a General Dentist vs. Periodontist or Oral Surgeon: Who would you prefer to place implants on your mother?"~37:12 (Brendan): "Aim high for specialties, and then you could always finish lower, later, but- you can't aim low and finish high."~39:58 (Brendan): "See who kind of takes a step towards you... little mannerisms like that... Someone who calls you by your first name... genuinely wants to kind of engage with you."~43:04 (Brendan): "Be confident... don't just use people... Get mentored... but be respectful to the mentors and then also become a mentor."~49:51 (Brendan – Jim Rohn inspired): "You don't ask for less [from life], you ask to become better to match it... because life just keeps throwing shit at you."Questions:03:28 - Brendan: "Did you have to go to college first or did you go to dental school right from high school?"06:20 - Faruq: "Do I specialize? Do I stay general? ... is it worth it to specialize? Like at this point in like, as a D2 right now, it's like, is it worth it just because, I feel like people are referring less. So is that going to make me make less, make me see less patients?"13:02 - Brendan: "How many years of implant focused training did the periodontist do that you work for, compared to the general dentists you shadowed?"17:22 - Brendan: "Why did you go to Australia for dental school?"24:33 - Faruq: "Should I be doing research as well?"29:56 - Brendan: "What does your mentor think, the periodontist? What would he think about you doing GP versus going and specializing and doing the procedures he does?"34:32 - Brendan: "What are your favorite 2 specialties?"46:13 - Faruq: "How did you manage your time [in dental school]?"Now available on:- Dr. Gallagher's Podcast & YouTube Channel- Dose of Dental Podcast #226My watch in this episode = Tag Heuer Aquaracer Calibre 16 Chrono- 4.2026

The epic conclusion to the Chrono series, and the epic conclusion of all planned UFF episodes for the foreseeable future. Though we're thinking about that mana game... Maybe next February... Better stick around. Email us: fffanatics123@gmail.com Discord: discord.gg/cFFx4N5 Keep the feed around: https://www.patreon.com/ultimafinalfantasy

We're joined by our friend Kim to talk about a visual novel of the murder game and detective kind! Ran Ibuki is a very not normal girl who finds herself stuck in a timeless place where girls mostly fall in love and kill each other, and it's up to us to get her out! We had a pretty good time with this one, please enjoy.Thank you so much as always for listening, please rate and review the podcast, and tell all your friends on whatever social media you call home that they should check us out. See you next month!Send us questions about our game clubs, other games, or gaming in general to abnormalmappingpodcast@gmail.com!If you would like to support us please visit patreon.com/abnormalmapping for exclusive podcasts!Things Discussed: Final Fantasy XIV, Voices of the Void, Scarlet Hollow, she danced in the wind like a holographic dream before the world died, Not So Instant Messaging, Our Lovely Ladyverse, Of The Devil, The Chrono JotterNext Month's Game Club: Echo Point NovaMusic this EpisodeMystic Room by 贤狼HUSKYLloigor by 贤狼HUSKYBuggShash by 贤狼HUSKYAzathoth by 贤狼HUSKY

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of The Oncology Journal Club, the team weigh promising trial signals against the level of evidence needed to change clinical practice. From perioperative cholangiocarcinoma to molecular matching and chrono-oncology, the focus stays on a key question: what meaningfully improves outcomes for patients?What's covered NeoGOLP trial in high-risk resectable iCCA: improved event-free survival; overall survival still immature  MoST programme: molecular matching and survival associations when therapies align with biomarkers  Genomic therapy matching in clinical decision-making  Chrono-oncology: does treatment timing influence outcomes?  CHOPIN phase II uveal melanoma trial: combination therapy signals and feasibility  ASCO living guideline updates across lung, gastro-oesophageal and thyroid cancers The Oncology Journal Club Podcast hosted by Professor Craig Underhill, Dr Kate Clarke and Professor Chris Jackson, and proudly produced by The Oncology NetworkVisit oncologynetwork.com.au for Show Notes, to send us Voice Notes and more information. 

Top 5 Topics:- Restrictive Covenants & Non-Competes in Healthcare Contracts- Contract Red Flags & Horror Stories for New Dentists- Term Sheets, Timelines & What New Grads Must Obtain Before Signing- DSO vs. Small Practice: The Differences in Negotiations- AI vs Real Attorneys: Why Using ChatGPT to Negotiate Contracts Is DangerousQuotes & Wisdom:“You want an attorney who's in your space… someone who has years of experience, years of tried and true errors and fixes. That's very important.” — Brendan Gallagher (on hiring the right healthcare attorney)“The AI doesn't have to deal with professional rules of conduct that attorneys have to deal with. It's not up to the latest and greatest in the law… This is ridiculous.” — Konstantine G. Paschalidis (on using AI to negotiate contracts)“We need to give back to people to understand and appreciate and listen to professionals and not sort of take it upon themselves to use ChatGPT and any number of TikTok scares.” — Konstantine G. Paschalidis (on trusting trained experts over social media “second opinions”)“When you use ChatGPT your brain turns off… I don't want young attorneys [or young doctors] doing that.” — Konstantine G. Paschalidis (on keeping critical thinking alive)“Get as much practical experience as possible… you'll be drawing on that more than you'll draw on a lot of other things.” — Konstantine G. Paschalidis (advice for residents and new grads — law or dentistry)“Discuss as many of these topics as are important with you and definitely speak to people who are in the field already to get an idea of what issues they had in their first contract. And then that's wisdom, right, from experience. You can't beat that.” — Konstantine G. Paschalidis (on preparing for your first employment contract)“Private practice is much better than residency. Hands down.” — Dr. Brendan Gallagher (on the transition from training to real-world practice)“The original practice is trying to protect legitimate business interest… but you have to ask: does this doctor actually have the ability to inflict any sort of economic harm?” — Konstantine G. Paschalidis (on negotiating fair restrictive covenants)“That's not a signing bonus, that's a stay-on bonus.” — Dr. Brendan Gallagher (on spotting hidden contract tricks)Questions:(02:21) “Any recent updates with law far as employment and in the healthcare space that have kind of raised eyebrows?”(05:35) “Any updates on that restrictive covenant?… what's the current standing?”(10:28) “What's the worst restrictive covenant you've seen?”(19:18) “What would you say is like an average timeline for getting the contract signed?”(20:51) “What are some red flags for contracts… especially for dentists and oral surgeons?”(23:53) “What's a reasonable restrictive covenant for Manhattan vs. Long Island vs. New Jersey?”(28:41) “Is there a difference in behavior and attitude if it's a big corporation, say it's a DSO… versus a smaller practice?”(34:35) “In addition to the term sheet… what would be 2-3 other things that residents should be thinking about before signing a contract?”(40:31) “I want to know how it's going, having moved from residency… to hitting the field now?”Now available on:- Dr. Gallagher's Podcast & YouTube Channel- Dose of Dental Podcast #223My watch in this episode = Tag Heuer Aquaracer Calibre 16 Chrono- 4.2026

Jordy Cohen, Senior Director of Partnerships at Chrono Innovation, spoke with Doug Green, Publisher of Technology Reseller News, during the Channel Partners Conference & Expo about how custom software development is enabling MSPs and channel partners to deliver more differentiated solutions. Cohen explained that many organizations are constrained by off-the-shelf software that doesn't fully align with their operational needs. Chrono Innovation works with partners to design and build custom applications that integrate with existing systems while addressing specific business challenges. “Every business has unique requirements, and custom development allows partners to deliver solutions that truly fit their customers' needs,” Cohen said. The conversation highlighted how MSPs can leverage custom development as a strategic differentiator, moving beyond standard service offerings to deliver tailored solutions that drive higher value and deeper customer relationships. By working with development partners like Chrono Innovation, MSPs can expand their capabilities without needing to build in-house engineering teams. Cohen also emphasized the importance of collaboration between technical teams and business stakeholders to ensure that custom solutions align with both operational goals and user expectations. As discussions at Channel Partners continue to focus on innovation and differentiation, Chrono Innovation is helping partners unlock new opportunities by delivering customized, integrated software solutions that address real-world business challenges. Learn more about Chrono Innovation: https://www.chronoinnovation.com/

As Watches and Wonders 2026 opens its doors in Geneve, we are honored to be joined by the talented Guido Terreni, CEO Parmigiani Fleurier since 2021. During his tenure, Guido has worked hand in hand with Michel Parmigiani, the famed watchmaker known within the industry as he man with Golden Hands due to his unmatched skill in restoring complex, historically important timepieces. Together, they have honed the unique appeal of the luxury watchmaker, Parmigiani Fleurier, building on 30 years of history and creating timepieces the excel in craftsmanship and epitomize "Private Luxury".  Listen in as Guido and your host, Jeremy Oster, reveal the extraordinary third World Premiere in a series of everyday complication timepieces showcasing the brand's expertise in mechanical excellence with creative application of the "Rattrapante" complication as perfected in the brand's famous GPHG-winning Chrono and PF Split-Seconds Chronograph models. The new PF Chronograph Mysterieux is a work of mechanical genius. Turning an elegant 40mm 3-hand watch into a mono-pusher chronograph with the push of a button is the perfect expression of technical mastery combined with incredible discipline in consistent design which is why Parmigiani Fleurier today is considered one of the watch industry's most highly respected brands  the world over.  Guido shares incredible insights into the legacy of Parmigiani Fleurier as the brand celebrates its 30th Anniversary in style. We discuss the incredible technique used to create the new pieces which feature remarkable hand-hammered dials. Only 30 pieces of each of the 3 versions will be produced by the Manufacture making this collection extremely rare.  As always, the conversation is free-flowing and filled with rare insights as only the CEO of the brand could offer. We greatly thank Guido Terreni and all at Parmigiani for making this episode possible for the listeners of Keeping Time. Thanks as always to co-host and producer Doug Hoyt. Thanks to all of our listeners. Suggestions for future guests? Feedback? Email keepingtime@osterwatches.com.  If you enjoy Keeping Time podcast please do consider rating and reviewing so others can discover the podcast and share with your friends.  Visit the Keeping Time Podccast blog page for corresponding photos  and the complete podcast listing.

Top 5 Topics:- Work-Life Balance & Designing Your Dream Schedule as an Oral Surgeon- Wisdom Teeth Removal Pain-Free with Exparel (Opioid-Free Recovery)- Ditching Insurance for Fee-for-Service: Why Your Dentist Might Say "No" to Your Coverage- Anesthesia & Sedation Secrets for Wisdom Teeth (What Really Happens When You're Put to Sleep)- Hospital Privileges, Admin Costs & the Broken Healthcare SystemQuotes & Wisdom:(10:34) “The joy of being your own boss is that you can set the hours… it can be the dream if you build it the way you want it to be.” — Anish Gupta(11:05) “Hey, I want to make it home for soccer games. And yeah, you can do that as a practice owner.” — Anish Gupta (on designing your practice around family)(12:49) “If you just chase the money, you might end up in a place that… you make a lot of money, but you're also burning out really fast.” — Anish Gupta (advice for new grads)(22:51) “Try switching things up… different room, different perspective… whatever you think of, try it.” — Brendan Gallagher (social media content tip)(42:28) “Whenever you can track something… you can figure out if what you're doing is worthwhile or not.” — Anish Gupta (on testing Exparel/PRF in his practice)(48:04) “There are probably like five or six or seven or maybe 10 really good ways… There are 999,000 wrong ways of doing it. As long as you have a reason for what you're doing and it makes sense and it's safe for patients.” — Anish Gupta (anesthesia philosophy)(40:18) “If you had to get your wisdom teeth out, what would you want? …We have the technology to make things better.” — Anish Gupta (patient-centered innovation mindset)(18:37) “Insurance is really just marketing, right?” — Anish Gupta(10:39) “Nobody ever tells you this when you're going into dental school or… oral surgery… but to be your own business owner, I never would have believed it, but it can be the dream.” — Anish GuptaQuestions:(05:48) “How many operatories and how many assistants do you have, if I can ask?”(07:55) “How far away is your office from your house?” (09:05) “What time do you get out of work to be able to make swim practice or meets?”(11:12) “If you were coming out of residency now, what would you look for, for the OMFS residents listening? …what would you kind of look for for a certain trajectory maybe to kind of skip over a step if you will, like get a head start on the way out?” (23:58) “How long do you think it took you before you got into the habit of trying things when you were first starting… on social media?” (26:17) “If you were going to say the same thing to yourself eight months ago when you were finishing up… What would you tell yourself? What would be different that you'd be looking at?” (43:54) “What's your go-to sedation medication regimen that you give for the clean cut, average size patient getting wisdom teeth removed?” (51:14) “Do you have an age cutoff for sedation?”Now available on:- Dr. Gallagher's Podcast & YouTube Channel- Dose of Dental Podcast #222My watch in this episode = Tag Heuer Aquaracer Calibre 16 Chrono- 4.2026

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Top 5 Topics:- Surgical Resident's Viral Balloon Art Side Project to Crush $400K Student Debt- Getting Roasted by Stephen Colbert – Then Turning Him Into a Giant Balloon Sculpture- Brutal Reality of First-Year OMFS Residency: Trauma, Burns, 1-3 AM Lessons & Call Nights- How a Busy Surgical Resident Balances Insane Hours with Viral Content Creation & Balloon Twisting- Spreading Joy in the Hospital with Surprise Life-Size Balloons (Heartwarming + Funny Stories)Quotes & Wisdom:“It doesn't get easier as someone once told me, you just get better at it.” – Brandon Axelrod on first-year residency“You're going to learn the most between the hours of like 1 and 3 AM… experiences that stick with you.” – Brandon Axelrod (quoting a senior resident)“You don't have to tear someone else's building down for you to have the highest building in town.” – Brendan (on staying focused on your own growth)“It doesn't mean you have to become a robot to residency. You should keep up with the things that were important to you in some capacity.” – Brandon Axelrod (on balancing residency with passions like balloon art)“I think it's very important to be on social media as a provider… patients need to see you on a humanistic level.” – Brandon Axelrod“The videos don't need to be perfect… Just post it.” – Brandon Axelrod on content creation during a busy residency schedule“I in my head thought the balloon… was in the garbage, but in reality it made it to this kid's hospital room and it was like, this is the greatest thing ever.” – Brandon Axelrod (heartwarming story of the lobby balloon reaching a sick child)“Keep making content… keep showing your personality. Keep giving people an idea of what the residency experience is really like. It's finite time.” – Brendan (encouraging residents to document their journey)“You get used to being uncomfortable. And that's where you make the biggest progress.” – Brandon Axelrod on growth in residencyQuestions:(04:56) Brandon Axelrod: “How was the exam? What was that process like?”(16:06) Brendan: “What are those 2 hospitals you're covering and where are you living right now?”(30:26) Brandon Axelrod: “How have you adjusted? … how do you see it now?” (on social media and content creation while in residency)(38:54) Brendan: “Did you hear about the guy at the Mayo Clinic?”(49:45) Brandon Axelrod: “Do you like being out and done with residency? Like what's it feel like?”(59:26) Brendan: “How many times a week are you on call? … What's your call schedule looking like as a first year?”Now available on:- Dr. Gallagher's Podcast & YouTube Channel- Dose of Dental Podcast #219My watch in this episode = Tag Heuer Aquaracer Calibre 16 Chrono- 4.2026

Top 5 Topics:- Social Media Controversy in Medicine After Mayo Clinic Medical Student IS Dismissed On Match Day- The Brutal Reality of Not Matching Into Residency- The Hidden Cost of Chasing a Dream Career- Why Oral Surgery Residency Is Actually Getting MORE Competitive- Balancing Marriage, Kids, and Medical TrainingQuotes & Wisdom:“If you want it, just keep pushing. It'll happen. If you don't match once, twice, the only way you won't end up as an oral surgeon is if you stop applying.” — Perry Allman“Sometimes just shit happens. Things can fall through the cracks - more than once.” — Perry Allman“If I didn't push for one more time... I wouldn't be here today as an oral surgery resident.” — Perry Allman“The main advice is... if you want it, just keep pushing.” — Perry Allman“I wish someone would have told me, because I needed to know what I needed to improve and get better.” — Perry Allman“If you want to do oral surgery, it's worth every penny. I have no regrets.” — Perry Allman“My wife is a saint. I swear. I couldn't have done it without her.” — Perry Allman“At the end of the day, we all have the same goal, which is we want to help patients.” — Perry Allman“If we all keep that in mind, it makes practice a lot more fun, a lot better for everyone, and just a lot more collaborative.” — Perry Allman“Education, mentorship, and just talking like this. Let's talk about the problems, let's talk about solutions, and one day things will change for the better.” — BrendanQuestions: 00:34 — “Did you see that thing going on about that medical student at the Mayo Clinic...?” 02:23 — “Can you give a little background now... where are you at, how you got to this point, what dental school you went to?” 06:37 — “You said after dental school Touro, and then you did 2 non-cat years, right?” 07:42 — “How'd you like working for that DSO? Like honestly, the corporate setting of it.” 08:58 — “Why did you decide to not go that route... and come back to an Oral Surgery residency to get that experience?” 11:25 — “Do you want to give kind of a process of students that are applying to oral surgery residency... what that looks like?” 13:54 — “What are your thoughts on this unmatched situation recently in OMFS residencies?” 16:39 — “So top 10 or top 10% in the class?” 40:08 — “How many people in your year at Touro applied to oral surgery?” 56:16 — “Would you have reapplied to OMFS a 4th time?”Now available on:- Dr. Gallagher's Podcast & YouTube Channel- Dose of Dental Podcast #218My watch in this episode = Tag Heuer Aquaracer Calibre 16 Chrono- 3.2026

(00:00:00) Choices and Divergences | Chrono Cross Analysis (Ep. 174) (00:07:08) Viper Manor (00:33:06) Escape to Guldove (00:48:09) Saving Kid and the Hunt for the Frozen Flame (01:11:41) Confrontation (01:16:48) The Utility of the Silent Protagonist (01:35:05) The Search for Self (02:01:00) Parting the Dead Sea (02:07:55) The Nature of Time (02:39:16) Wrapping Up Please consider supporting the show on Patreon! You can also click here to join the free Discord server or connect with the show on Bluesky and Instagram!"“We…No..Everyone worked to save the planet's future for nothing…It's all because of you! You killed it! You…! So many lives were supposed to be saved…how could you do such a thing?! It's all your fault that the world is going to end up like this, Serge! Murderer!"The analysis of Chrono Cross continues! Co-host Chris (Retrograde Amnesia podcast) joins once more as the game begins to show contrasts—contrasts with its established tone, and contrasts to the ideals established by its predecessor, Chrono Trigger. Why struggle against fate? Is the universe fixed? Musings on determinism, a Zelbess mini-musical analysis, Fargo smokin' stogies, and much more. Hope you love the show today. Please enjoy!Referenced Links:Chrono Cross's beautiful pre-rendered backgroundsHow the greatest Japanese RPGs of the ‘90s came to the WestThe Chrono CompendiumThank you for listening! Want to reach out to PPR? Send your questions, comments, and recommendations to pixelprojectradio@gmail.com! And as ever, any ratings and/or reviews left on your platform of choice are greatly appreciated!

(00:00:00) Intro (00:08:52) Development (00:21:36) Visuals: Those Beautiful Backgrounds (00:38:05) A Battle System Refresh (01:04:00) Mitsuda: Still Great, Maybe Greater? (01:15:16) Story Discussion: Return to the Sea (01:28:13) Another World (01:49:24) Termina (01:52:52) 3 Weirdos and Viper Manor (01:59:00) Wrapping Up Please consider supporting the show on Patreon! You can also click here to join the free Discord server or connect with the show on Bluesky and Instagram!"Nobody can take anything away from him. Nor can anyone give anything to him."This week begins a look at Chrono Cross, the Playstation 1 follow-up to the critically acclaimed and fan-beloved Chrono Trigger. While sharing a namesake and a creative team, there is far more about Chrono Cross that differs from its older sibling than there is that makes them alike. Co-host Chris (Retrograde Amnesia podcast) joins the show to mull over what works—and more importantly why. Chrono Cross takes a lot of risks in its battle system, its cast of colorful weirdos, and, especially, its narrative identity...and that is where this conversation begins. Join us for the first of three episodes exploring this wonderful and weird JRPG gem. Hope you love the show today. Please enjoy!Referenced Links:Chrono Cross's beautiful pre-rendered backgroundsHow the greatest Japanese RPGs of the ‘90s came to the WestThank you for listening! Want to reach out to PPR? Send your questions, comments, and recommendations to pixelprojectradio@gmail.com! And as ever, any ratings and/or reviews left on your platform of choice are greatly appreciated!

Le ravitaillement est souvent la clé pour tenir les 42 km ou exploser au mur. Mais combien faut-il manger ? À quel moment ? Et comment éviter les problèmes digestifs ?Avec Laurie-Anne Marquet, docteure en nutrition et physiologie du sport, nous faisons le point sur les bases essentielles du ravitaillement marathon : quantité de glucides, timing, choix entre gels et boissons, et erreurs à éviter.En 15 minutes, vous aurez les repères scientifiques et pratiques pour construire une stratégie simple et efficace le jour de votre marathon.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

If Chrono Trigger doesn't need a remake, is there any value in remaking it anyways? What if it does need a remake? Does a remake of Chrono Trigger have anything to offer newer audiences? Or is the whole "new audiences" shtick a gimmick to turn all our conversations about a beloved game into discussions on the merits and demerits of the remake itself (as has happened to many other games that are reintroduced in this manner). Or should these studios stop trying to rewrite the past and get back to making new games? In this episode, we discuss how a remake could impact future generations, for better or for worse. There is the possibility that a remake of Chrono Trigger will have much to offer even older fans of the original game. Here's the straw poll for voting on which remake to cover first: https://strawpoll.com/Dwyo3MDM0yA Time Codes: 1. Intro (0:00) 2. Chrono Trigger Remake (1:06) Patreon Page: https://www.patreon.com/resonantarc Subscribe Star: https://www.subscribestar.com/resonant-arc Twitter: https://twitter.com/resonantarc Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/resonantarc Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/resonantarc TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@resonantarc

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Top 5 Topics:- Dental Burnout & the Broken Insurance System- Dental Insurance Is Just a “Coupon!”- Leaving Insurance & Taking Back Autonomy- The Physical Cost of Dentistry (Unexpected Angle)- Redefining Success, Money & Family After TrainingQuotes & Wisdom:“You can't half-ass the oral board exam for the ABOMS Part 2. You have to sacrifice.”“You almost have to put your life on hold while you're studying — and that's a big roadblock.”“One bad neck surgery and your career could be over.”“Health is something you can't get back once it's gone.”“Dental insurance isn't insurance — it's a coupon.”“Patients lose trust in you, not the insurance company.”“Burnout comes from constantly fighting — with insurance, with patients, with the system.”“When patients value the care, the job becomes fulfilling again.”“What are we really working this hard for?”“Don't build a career by accident — design your life on purpose.”Questions:“Why are so many dentists burnt out — and is insurance really the root cause?”“Is dental insurance actually insurance… or is it just a discount coupon?”“What does ‘going out of network' really change for a dentist's life and health?”“Can dentistry physically destroy your body if you're not careful?”“Why do patients lose trust in dentists instead of insurance companies?”“How does insurance pressure change the way dentists are forced to treat patients?”“What do most dentists not realize about career-ending injuries early on?”“How do you redesign your practice to avoid burnout and still succeed financially?”“At what point do money and productivity stop being worth the sacrifice?”“What are we really working this hard for — status, money, or the life we want?”Now available on:- Dr. Gallagher's Podcast & YouTube Channel- Dose of Dental Podcast #209My watch in this episode = Tag Heuer Aquaracer Calibre 16 Chrono- 2.2026

Top 5 Topics:- Wisdom Teeth Horror Stories- Nerve Injury & Lawsuits: The Dental Procedure Nobody Warns You About- 2-Stage Wisdom Tooth Removal (Coronectomy): The ‘Safer' Option When Close To The Nerve?- Sinus Complications After Upper Tooth Extractions- Hidden Bone Infections: ‘Lumpy Jaw' + The Weird Diagnosis ClueBackTeeth Boys Band Members:- Dr. Serv Wahan - Seattle, Washington- Dr. Amir Tahmasebpour - Toronto, Canada- Dr. Joe Doctora - Nashville, Tennessee- Dr. Brendan Gallagher - Long Island, New YorkQuotes & Wisdom:(08:12) “If you do enough extractions… you're gonna end up seeing pretty much every complication.”(09:49) “If it's not healing well… I usually would do a biopsy… and look for clues like sulfur granules.”(12:31) “The scary thing about Actino… it's commensal… you already have it—then it overgrows and infects bone.”(34:19) “Communicate, over-communicate, communicate some more.”(34:56–36:09) “That ‘barely peeking' wisdom tooth is a food trap… kicking it down the road can do more harm than good.”(38:58–39:27) “You're young and healthy now… you don't know what the future is gonna bring… what if it flares up in your late 60s/70s?”Questions:(06:21) “If you take out the distal upper molar and you get a 5–6 mm sinus opening, do you still take the adjacent tooth that's on the treatment plan… or stop/repair and come back?”(16:09) “For very high, fully bony maxillary third molars, what incision design(s) do you use now… and what are you trying to avoid (like recession/tearing)?”(23:11) “With a contra-angle (after training on straight handpieces), how are you sectioning disto-angular wisdom teeth now—what's your go-to technique?”(32:40) “How do you guys approach coronectomy in those ‘30s/40s, nerve-intimate wisdom tooth' cases—how do you treatment plan and consent it?”(47:22) “If the IAN is high-riding and in your path, how do you know if the nerve is buccal vs lingual without a CBCT?”Now available on:- Dr. Gallagher's Podcast & YouTube Channel- Dose of Dental Podcast #208My watch in this episode = Tag Heuer Aquaracer Calibre 16 Chrono- 1.2026

Top 5 Topics:- Why So Many People Can't Get Dental Care Right Now- The Shocking Truth About Sports Drinks, Sugar, and Your Teeth- Why Dentists Are Catching Diseases Doctors Miss- AI Is Taking Over Dentistry — Is That a Good Thing?- Corporate Dentistry vs. Patient Care: What Patients Should KnowQuotes & Wisdom:12:10 — “Gatorade will erode all your enamel off… I realized it in dental school.”14:28 — “I'm all about student athletes. I think it's a great way… it's great for school.”17:17 — “It was the best decision to go into dentistry… I didn't realize the art in it… and I was an artsy person.”21:33 — “I always felt supported… we would always help each other out.”25:38 — “It's gonna take a good 10, 20 years of research before we can actually put our foot down and say yes or no.”26:47 — “Quality of life… is much better when you're mobile.”33:08 — “We're losing power left and right.”40:33 — “As dentists… I absolutely see that patient more than their primary care doctor.”42:43 — “Preventative care is always the way.”48:27 — “If you just treat people right… the money comes.”1:05:08 — “A rising tide raises all ships.”Questions:10:06 — “How long were you upstate… and you got talked out of New Jersey—You never ended up working in New Jersey?”11:22 — “Where did you grow up on Long Island?”13:46 — “Did you play [goalie] all 4 years? …Do you keep up with it?”24:45 — “What do you think about the Japan growing teeth and stuff? How do you feel about that?”37:20 — “If all patients brushed/flossed every day… would fluoride in the water be necessary?”41:23 — “What do you feel about HPV testing of saliva?”Now available on:- Dr. Gallagher's Podcast & YouTube Channel- Long Island Dentists Podcast #7- Dose of Dental Podcast #206My watch in this episode = Tag Heuer Aquaracer Calibre 16 Chrono- 12.2025

Top 5 Topics:- “300 Nights a Year on the Road” — The Hidden Cost of Success- From Clinician to Consultant: How Top Professionals Escape Working Into Their 70s- Inside High-Risk Surgery: When One Small Mistake Can Change Everything- The Power of Simple Tools: Why a Pencil Can Be More Important Than High-Tech EquipmentQuotes & Wisdom:(10:55) “There's a goal in mind: do this so you don't have to do it for a long time.”(11:23) “Some work into their 70s because they like to; some because they have to.”(12:05) “Life takes you where it's going to take you.”(14:14) “The best Zygo is the one you don't have to place… (but) if you need a Zygo, place a Zygo.”(20:41) “In a litigious society, the literature matters—publish it, because it helps the whole profession.”(30:11) “If you make lines and follow the lines, it's reproducible. (Mark it, then execute.)”(31:48) “One of the most important tools… is a sterile pencil.” (simple tools → big safety)(39:56) “Pterygoids get a bad rap… but if you follow the landmarks, it's actually very safe.”(46:27) “Take your time—get the basics under your belt first.”(50:50) “It's good to have fear and respect… and know what you should be afraid of vs. what you don't need to be afraid of.”(57:46) “A passing comment in a course might be something we struggled with for a year.” (perspective + gratitude)(01:14:32) “Millions can't afford the ‘big awesome cases'—they still need help.” Questions:(00:43) “300 nights — did I hear that correctly? You say 300 nights?”(01:34) “So you just came back from Brazil, right?”(02:55) “Was it Monday through Friday or Monday through Thursday? Like what were the days you're actually…”(03:46) “What were we doing over in Germany? What was going on over there?”(06:35) “Do you drink beers at all? I'm curious.”(10:19) “Could I ask you something — are you happy?”(11:29) “After you sold the practice… did you think you were gonna have to work as a clinician into your 70s, or did you always know you'd transition into mentorship/teaching/executive work?”(13:53) “With zygos… what's your favorite right now? Transnasal? Pterygoids? And how did you get to this point?”(24:43) “For access on zygos… any special technique you recommend so you get more visualization and lateral access?”(34:25) “What's one of the craziest complications you've seen—intra-op or post-op—especially with zygomatic implants?”Now available on:- Dr. Gallagher's Podcast & YouTube Channel- Dose of Dental Podcast #205My watch in this episode = Tag Heuer Aquaracer Calibre 16 Chrono- 12.2025