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Jonathan Howard and Wendy Orent call this week their "Red Wedding": within days, FDA Commissioner Marty Makary resigned, Vinay Prasad was pushed out of CBER, Tracy Beth Hoeg was fired, and Senator Bill Cassidy lost his Louisiana primary. The hosts argue this is not a tragedy but a long-foretold collapse — a group of physicians who built careers as COVID-era contrarian podcasters discovering that running a regulatory agency is fundamentally different from posting about one. Howard works through the wreckage: Makary's reported approval of flavored nicotine products days before his ouster, the FDA's treatment of the rare disease community, the leaked memo claiming pediatric COVID vaccine deaths that career staff refused to sign off on, and the broader pattern of "regulatory whiplash" that drove the agency into dysfunction. The episode then turns to who is still standing — Jay Bhattacharya at NIH, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. at HHS — and what Kennedy is reportedly doing to vaccines from behind the scenes via Martin Kulldorff's review effort. Throughout, the hosts return to a single thesis: the skills that made Makary, Prasad, Hoeg, and Cassidy famous during COVID — opinion, tweeting, posturing — do not translate into running institutions, and the medical commentators who vouched for them (John Mandrola, Adam Cifu) have lost any remaining credibility. Key Topics Discussed Bill Cassidy's primary loss and the cost of the Kennedy confirmation vote Cassidy's earlier vote to convict Trump after January 6 followed by his decisive vote advancing RFK Jr. as HHS Secretary. Howard and Orent's view that Cassidy's promise to "keep Kennedy in line" was hollow from the start. What Cassidy's defeat signals about Trump's grip on the Republican base in Louisiana — and the hosts' read that his lame-duck status may give him cover to block the next round of HHS nominees. Marty Makary's resignation and the "worst FDA Commissioner in 25 years" framing The Stat News piece characterizing Makary's tenure, and the reporting that flavored nicotine was the precipitating issue with Trump's tobacco-industry donors. Howard's counterpoint: Makary reportedly approved a batch of electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS) on May 5, 2026 — the weekend before he resigned — undercutting the "principled stand" narrative. The pattern of selfie videos, public-facing performance, and what former FDA staff describe as hostile management of career scientists. Makary's pre-FDA record: the "medical error is the third leading cause of death" claim, Omicron as "nature's vaccine," "Omicold," herd immunity calls in May 2021, and the Nazi-bioweapon Lyme disease theory amplification. Vinay Prasad, regulatory whiplash, and the rare disease community How Prasad's stated preference for randomized controlled trials translated into rejection of rare disease therapies — and the disconnect between calling for RCTs on Twitter and the practical impossibility of running them for small patient populations. Right-to-try advocates, the libertarian wing of MAHA (Senator Ron Johnson), and why they turned on Prasad. Howard's point: Pfizer's halted COVID vaccine RCT in 50–65-year-olds is the case study — the trials Prasad demanded couldn't actually be enrolled. Tracy Beth Hoeg, the leaked pediatric deaths memo, and the Maryanne Demasi interview Hoeg's insistence she was fired, not resigned, and her interview with Brownstone Institute–adjacent journalist Maryanne Demasi. Her claim that the chaos at the FDA was "created by the media" rather than real. The memo alleging 10 pediatric deaths from the COVID vaccine that career FDA staff would not sign off on — and Howard's contrast with the J&J/thrombosis response, where nine deaths produced immediate, transparent action. Hoeg's role in the Denmark-style vaccine schedule rollback memo alongside Makary. The Makary–Prasad ZDoggMD clip on FDA "vindictiveness" — and the irony Audio pulled from a pre-appointment Prasad/Makary appearance describing the FDA as "erratic," "capricious," and politically pressured. Howard's read: every criticism they leveled at the Biden-era FDA describes their own tenure — political pressure from Trump, demoted career staff, inconsistent standards. The Peter Marks / Marion Gruber / Phil Krause booster episode reframed in light of what followed. John Mandrola, Adam Cifu, and the cost of vouching Mandrola's "Can We Give the New FDA's Leadership a Chance?" piece a year earlier — and the line about Prasad and Makary inducing companies to run proper RCTs, set against Pfizer's halted trial. Howard's account of an email exchange with Cifu following Cifu's visit to NYU — Howard's offer of a serious content-level conversation, and Cifu's decline. The broader "medical conservatives" project and what the hosts argue has happened to its credibility. Jay Bhattacharya, NIH, and the resignation letter from departing staff The letter from a senior NIH scientist on Bhattacharya's leadership — political termination of grants, deals institutions are making to recover funding, and Bhattacharya's silence. Howard and Orent's read on Bhattacharya's visible deterioration and his retreat into Great Barrington nostalgia. Kennedy's behind-the-scenes vaccine review and Martin Kulldorff The New York Times reporting (Christina Jewett and Sheryl Gay Stolberg) on Kennedy's vaccine inquiry being led by Kulldorff. Howard's pushback on the framing of Kulldorff as merely "a critic of restrictions and mandates" — and the 2020 record of his herd-immunity-through-infection advocacy, including his Stockholm "almost at herd immunity" claim in April 2020. The hosts' concern that the COVID amnesia project lets pandemic-era pro-infection figures re-enter regulatory power with their record sanitized. Casey Means, Surgeon General nomination withdrawal, and MAHA fracturing The withdrawn Surgeon General nomination and what it signals. The Robert Malone vs. Makary public falling-out over the unreleased pediatric deaths data. Why the MAHA coalition — held together by shared COVID grievance — is coming apart now that COVID has receded from headlines. Notable Moments On Cassidy: "He betrayed his oath as a physician, he betrayed the American people, and he's going down into the ignominious dust." — Wendy Orent On the Makary–Prasad–Hoeg trio: "The same skill sets that catapulted these guys to power — essentially being excellent podcasters — do not translate into leading a government agency of tens of thousands of employees that regulates 20 percent of the US economy." — Jonathan Howard On the legacy: "These guys are now cautionary tales for medical students. I would love to teach a course called 'Be the Opposite of Bill Cassidy, Marty Makary, Vinay Prasad, and Tracy Beth Hoeg.'" — Jonathan Howard On Bhattacharya: "His soul has been totally corrupted by the people who he teamed up with. You also see it in his face. He's not the same person that took the position." — Jonathan Howard References Mentioned in the Episode Stat News — "Why Marty Makary Was the Worst FDA Commissioner in 25 Years" Vinay Prasad's 2016 Stat News rebuttal of Makary's "medical error" claim David Gorski (Science-Based Medicine, 2016) — rebuttal of the medical-error-as-third-leading-cause-of-death claim Jonathan Howard, Science-Based Medicine — recent piece compiling Makary's COVID-era statements New York Times — Christina Jewett and Sheryl Gay Stolberg on Kennedy's vaccine inquiry Washington Post — "Ouster of RFK's Allies Tests MAHA-Trump Alliance" Ben Mazer, The Atlantic — on whether Makary and Prasad enacted lasting change Francis Lee — In COVID's Wake Alfred Crosby — America's Forgotten Pandemic Maryanne Demasi interview with Tracy Beth Hoeg MedPage Today — Makary and Prasad, "The Importance of Humility in Medicine" People Referenced Marty Makary — outgoing FDA Commissioner Vinay Prasad — former CBER Director Tracy Beth Hoeg — fired FDA official Senator Bill Cassidy (R-LA) — lost primary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. — HHS Secretary Jay Bhattacharya — NIH Director Martin Kulldorff — leading Kennedy's vaccine review Peter Marks — former CBER Director, Operation Warp Speed Bob Kadlec — Operation Warp Speed David Kessler — former FDA Commissioner (referenced) Marion Gruber and Phil Krause — former FDA vaccine reviewers John Mandrola and Adam Cifu — "medical conservative" commentators Robert Malone — anti-vaccine activist Casey Means — withdrawn Surgeon General nominee Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) Representative Jake Auchincloss — opened FDA whistleblower line Art Caplan — bioethicist (retirement) Erica Schwartz — CDC Director nominee, unconfirmed  

La banda vallisoletana estará este viernes en la Sala Mamba de Murcia tras cuatro décadas de historia atribuyendo su vigencia a una sólida base de amistad, respeto y la ausencia de conflictos de ego entre sus integrantes. Durante la entrevista, "Cifu" recuerda que el gran salto al reconocimiento nacional se produjo en 1990 con su segundo disco, "Gente impresentable", cuando sus canciones empezaron a sonar en las principales emisoras en una época previa a la existencia de internet. Con un público transversal que abarca desde los seguidores originales hasta jóvenes que heredaron el gusto musical de sus padres, el grupo se prepara para su concierto en Murcia, donde contarán con la colaboración de artistas locales como "Awakate" y el rapero tweaz. Esta cita tiene un carácter especial para el vocalista, quien considera a Murcia su "segunda patria regional" debido a sus profundos lazos afectivos y personales con la zona.

El cantante de la banda vallisoletana habla del concierto en Pamplona dentro de la gira '40 años contando cuentos'

A conversation with Dr. Adam Cifu Find the video of this conversation at https://youtu.be/pmXHAobMXrU Find more from Dr. Cifu at https://www.adamcifu.com/ #medicine #neurosurgery #evidence #evidencebasedmedicine

Send us a textSummary: I unpack why medicine sometimes reverses course—and how you can tell sound evidence from shiny anecdotes—with physician-author Dr. Adam Cifu of the University of Chicago and co-author of Ending Medical Reversal.Key topics & takeawaysWhy medicine “flips”: Plausible theories + observational data → premature guidelines; true answers require randomized trials. Classic examples: menopausal hormone therapy, early peanut avoidance, and stents for stable angina (LEAP trial, COURAGEOpen-minded skepticism: Ask, “What's the human outcomes evidence?” Cool mechanisms and moving testimonials aren't proof.Hype outside the clinic: Mitochondria “rechargers,” microbiome panaceas, and biological age tests are intriguing—but not ready for prime time.Nutrition sanity:  For supplement evidence summaries, I like Examine.When AI helps (and when it doesn't): Tools can orient you to established topics; they're weaker on breaking studies. Look for linked primary sources.N-of-1 experiments: When evidence is uncertain and the outcome is measurable (sleep, blood pressure, pain), test on yourself—track a baseline, try the change, measure again, and, if possible, stop-start to confirm. Use symptom diaries, validated scales, or wearables.Humility is a signal: Trust sources that sometimes conclude “we don't know.” I often check Cochrane Reviews for balanced syntheses.About my guest Adam Cifu, MD is a professor of medicine at the University of Chicago, author of 140+ peer-reviewed papers, and co-author of Ending Medical Reversal. He writes at Sensible Medicine.Call to action If this episode helped you think more clearly about health claims, share it with a friend and leave a quick review on Apple or Spotify. For my newsletter on practical, evidence-supported longevity, visit DrBobbyLiveLongAndWell.com.

Send us a textLAFC takes on Toronto FC in the last home regular season match of 2025! Welcome back, Cifu!

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After a trio of Chinese series over the years that have... let's say underwhelmed... we decided enough is enough. And so we turn to the #1 ranked Chinese series according to MAL, from acclaimed author Mo Xiang Tong Xiu, it's Heaven Official's Blessing. Did we finally discover peak, or another worst of the year contender? ~ Welcome to That Time I Started A Podcast To Read Trash Manga With My Friends And Actually Most Of Them Were Trash But Some Of Them Weren't! Or The Trash Manga Friends Podcast, for short. New episodes drop every fortnight, where our trio of Sean, Mike and Phil read the first two volumes (or equivalent) of a manga, webtoon, manhua or manhwa, analysing every little thing to discuss what's good, what's bad, but mostly, what's trash. Five years in, we're just getting started, as trash never ends, and neither do we. So please, come join us and listen to our book club slash never-ending existential nightmare! ~ Follow us on social media! Links to all platforms on our site - https://trashmangafriends.carrd.co/ Sean, our forever host, is on Bluesky & Twitch - https://bsky.app/profile/slazo.bsky.social ~ https://www.twitch.tv/slazoking Mike, our streamer extraordinaire, is everywhere @Bersekrer - https://bersekrer.carrd.co/ Phil, our trash overlord, is on Twitter @PheNaxKian - https://twitter.com/PheNaxKian ~ Want to check out the anime? It's available via Crunchyroll! - https://www.crunchyroll.com/series/G79H23XX8/heaven-officials-blessing

Should we be worried about the lack of transfer business so far? Cifu back at Rangers. Vardy and Coady both possibilities, plenty to discuss on your Monday Night Rabble.Help support independent Rangers content

Martin and Trev discuss Defoe's comments on Connor Coady, the difficulties of young players making it at Ibrox, Cifu making his Rangers return and more.Help support independent Rangers content

In a crazy 2nd round, the Leafs open up a 2 game lead on the Panthers and then give it back when they go to Florda. The Oilers are up 2-1 but an injury to Calvin Pickard has forced them to rely on Stuart Skinner who is struggling. Connor Hellebuyck has been up and down like a toilet seat. Which Hellebuyck will they get in game 4? The Canes look set to go up 3-1 over the Caps.  Listen Here:  Apple Podcasts   Direct MP3   iHeart Radio

A team executive for the defending champions in the NHL has been suspended by the league over his online behavior. Correspondent Gethin Coolbaugh reports.

LAFC headed back to the friendly confines of BMO Stadium to welcome our former captain, Ilie Sanchez, and his Austin FC teammates for an MLS regular season match. Ilie may have come back, but the goals went missing, as LAFC fell to the visitors, 1-0. Cengiz Ünder got his first start in an LAFC shirt, looking dynamic over his hour-plus on the pitch. But LAFC's Achilles heel continues to be the final ball, as they could muster just one shot on target after halftime despite owning the ball for more than 65% of the match. A soft-ish goal off an Austin corner turned out to be our undoing, and LAFC loses for the first time at home in MLS this season. Also on this solo Scarf endeavor, Pogba, Pochettino, and Cifu, oh my! The stars were out at BMO on Saturday. Enjoy Episode 349! 

Entrevista al director Javier Fesser y concurso de etimologías con María Ribes, Ismael Serrano y Cifu de Los Celtas Cortos.

Entrevista al director Javier Fesser y concurso de etimologías con María Ribes, Ismael Serrano y Cifu de Los Celtas Cortos.

I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Michael Easter. Michael is behind the TWO/PERCENT Substack where he offers “practical, accurate, and useful health, performance, and mindset information.” I've listened to, and read, a bunch of Michael's content. Not only is it enjoyable but it seems, well, sensible. Our conversation was inspired by my Coming Out Against the Healthy Lifestyle post. I hope you enjoy our conversation and maybe find another substack to follow.Adam CifuSensible Medicine is a reader-supported publication. If you appreciate our work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Our conversation covers:* Why Adam wrote the post and the rise of the cult of the healthy lifestyle.* The benefits, realities, and limits of adopting healthy lifestyle changes.* How the belief that all health can be improved with better diet and exercise can lead patients to wrongly believe they are responsible for all of their health issues.* Why criticism of modern medicine is on the rise.* How “medical reversal” highlights the need for evidence-based practices.* The rise of longevity and why many longevity practices often lack robust evidence.* Why personalized healthcare is essential for effective treatment.* Problems with over-medicalization.* How finding the right doctor can be a challenging process. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.sensible-med.com/subscribe

Entrevista a Cifu de los Celtas Cortos y oyentes que quieren cambiar su cerebro de la mano de Ignacio Crespo

Entrevista a Cifu de los Celtas Cortos y oyentes que quieren cambiar su cerebro de la mano de Ignacio Crespo

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In this episode, I had a great conversation with my good friend and golf buddy, Doug Cifu, CEO of Virtu Financial and co-owner of the Florida Panthers.Doug's journey from a hardworking kid in Syosset, Long Island, to a successful lawyer and eventually an entrepreneur is nothing short of inspiring. We dive deep into his experiences, from his early days landscaping and working at Carvel to his 18-year tenure at a prestigious law firm and, finally, his leap into the world of high-frequency trading and sports team ownership.Doug shares the emotional rollercoaster of winning the Stanley Cup with the Florida Panthers, offering a rare glimpse into the world of professional sports ownership. We explore the challenges and triumphs of building Virtu Financial from the ground up, including the memorable moment of assembling office furniture with his partner Vinny Viola. Doug's insights on leadership, risk-taking, and maintaining an entrepreneurial spirit in a growing company are invaluable for anyone in business.Throughout our conversation, Doug's passion for his work, his commitment to continuous learning, and his unique approach to balancing the demands of running a public company and owning a sports team shine through. From discussing the intricacies of market-making to the thrill of being a hands-on sports team owner, this episode offers a fascinating look at the intersection of finance, technology, and sports.This episode is full of insights, funny stories, and honest moments. Whether you're into business, sports, or personal growth, there's something here for everyone.00:00 - The Journey to Success02:09 - Winning the Stanley Cup: An Emotional Experience08:13 - The Passion for Hockey and Community Engagement10:59 - Challenges of Team Ownership16:08 - From Law to Entrepreneurship25:00 - Building Virtu Financial: The Entrepreneurial Journey39:04 - The Culture of Virtu and Lessons Learned45:12 - Navigating Growth and Challenges as a Public Company49:06 - Balancing Life, Work, and PassionDoug Cifu On Socials: IG: @dougcifu X:@dougielarge LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/douglas-cifu-74902828/ https://www.virtu.com Jon on Socials: IG: @streetschultz FB: Jon Schultz X: @JonSchultz_Onyx LinkedIn: jonschultz1 www.jonschultz.com

Physician Adam Cifu keeps a binder of every patient of his who has passed away. Every once in a while, he opens it and remembers the lives of his past patients. Morbid? Maybe a little. But it's just one of the ways Cifu tries to make his practice of medicine more mindful. In this conversation with EconTalk's Russ Roberts, Cifu explores the human side of medicine and the challenges of being a good doctor.

Big O talks Panthers Ownership

Big O talks Panthers Ownership

Should trials have carbon footprint as an endpoint?

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I crossover SM podcast; Harvard med students video, Justice curriculum, Masking half the year

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Dr. David Cifu is an Eminent Scholar and Associate Dean for Innovation and System Integration for the Virginia School of Medicine in Richmond, Virginia. He is also a Tenure Professor and Chair of the Department for PM&R. Dr. Cifu is the Chief of PM&R Services for the VCU health system, Founding Director of the VCU Center for Rehabilitation, Senior Consultant for Sheltering Arms Institute, and Senior Traumatic Brain Injury Specialist for the US Department of Veterans Affairs.   This video is a great explanation of what PM&R physicians do, what training is like, post-training career options, the next steps for interest in the field, and more!

Mandrola, Prasad and Cifu are back to discuss the latest drama

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The season started with such optimism: Trophies to play for, history to make, and records to break. Yet here we sit, nearing the end of September and the end of trophy-winning opportunities, and we have absolutely nothing to show for it. In what has been a frustratingly familiar refrain in 2023, LAFC loses to another Liga MX club with a trophy on the line. This time, it's the Campeones Cup at the hands of Tigres, and in the worst way possible: on penalties. LAFC was pummeled out of the gate, as Tigres brought their aggressive style to all parts of the pitch over the first 18 minutes of the match. But as the match wore on, LAFC wore their bruises like badges of honor and began to stem the time and punch back. Coming out of the locker room at the half with a renewed sense of hope, LAFC began taking it to Tigres, until the 63rd minute.In that fateful minute, Chiqui Palacios would earn his second yellow of the match, resulting in a red and LAFC going down to 10 men. But from that moment, LAFC actually played... better! Stiffening their resolve, LAFC continued to take the fight to Tigres. If not for a second touch off a restart by Giorgio Chiellini, LAFC would have walked away with Campeones Cup after a 78th-minute goal. But alas, though the soccer gods did even the sides at 10 men a piece, they were unkind in PK's. LAFC would have two of their chances saved from the first four while Tigres would net all of theirs, and for the third time this season, we see a trophy slip out of our grasp.Also on this episode, we check in on Cifu, playing in three different competitions in Scotland, Scarf reveals his mafia ties and Oreo eating habits, and Filly makes up new words and phrases while reminding the world that Drew Fisher sucks. Come share in our frustration here on Episode 278 of Defenders of the Banc!

Si quieres adquirir la guía para hacer un GlowUp en 22 días, presiona presiona AQUI En este episodio especial, exploraremos un tema importante en el mundo del deporte: la idea de que las mujeres no deben tener miedo a parecer "masculinas". Conversamos con Sara Cifuentes, ex participante del Desafío the Box 2023, más conocida como Cifu, la cual compartió sus perspectivas y experiencias sobre cómo romper estereotipos de género en el ámbito deportivo. Nos contó su historia personal en el deporte y le envió un mensaje poderoso a todas las mujeres. Descubre cómo el empoderamiento de las mujeres en el deporte va más allá de las expectativas convencionales de feminidad y cómo esta deportista está redefiniendo las normas. Si te gustó este episodio no olvides calificarlo y compartirlo. Síguenos en nuestras redes sociales: Página web: https://www.inestablesoficial.com/enredes Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠@inestablesoficial⁠⁠⁠⁠ Twitter: ⁠⁠⁠⁠@inestablesaqui⁠⁠⁠⁠ Tik Tok: ⁠⁠⁠⁠@inestablesoficial⁠⁠⁠⁠ Andrea:  Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠@andresanaranjo_g⁠⁠⁠⁠ Tik Tok: ⁠⁠⁠⁠@andreanaranjo_g⁠⁠⁠⁠ Manuela:  Tik Tok: ⁠⁠⁠⁠@mmggbb4⁠⁠ Desafío The Box 2023 Sara Cifuentes- Cifu Empoderamiento femenino Estereotipos en el deporte

Dr David Cifu has been an academic physiatrist for more than 30 years, published more than 30 articles, is the current Associate Dean for Innovation and System Integration in the School of Medicine at Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine and the Senior Traumatic Brain Injury Specialist for the US Department of Veterans Affairs, among many great achievements and developments in the field. He joins our podcast to discuss his experience in the field and his many roles and experiences.

This was not how it was supposed to go. A match at the Rose Bowl? Blowing a 2-goal lead with less than 25 minutes to go? No Vela AND no Chiqui? However you slice it, it's an unceremonious exit for LAFC as they fall to Monterrey, 3-2. LAFC raced out to a 2-goal lead behind the skillful PK of Denis Bouanga and the banger of a golazo by Mati Boguesz. But the entire second half belonged to Monterrey, as they roared back with 2 goals of their own and a little help from Sergi Palencia en route to a comeback win.The story of the match was substitutions. All three of Monterrey's subs directly affected the game's outcome and were, in some way, responsible for a goal being scored. The same could not be said for LAFC. Either way, our Leagues Cup run is done.  Also on this episode, Cifu debuts in Scotland, LAFC2 gets set to host a derby, and we wish a very happy birthday to friend-of-the-pod Team Security Paul! Enjoy, or at least get through, Episode 270. 

LAFC headed back to BMO to take on St. Louis City SC for the very first time in club history. Would LAFC continue their dominance over expansion clubs, or would the top club in the West come into our house and take all three points?The first half happened. We promise. In order for the second half to be played, there has to be one half before, and there was. However, very, very little happened. About an hour in, Stipe Biuk came on to replace Mati Bogusz, and that's where the fireworks began! After several good opportunities from Biuk, Jose Cifuentes dropped a perfect dime to Carlos Vela and that sweet, goal-scoring left foot of his put the home side up 1-0. The goal would prove historic, as that would be LAFC's 350th MLS regular season goal in just 180 games, eclipsing the record held by DC United with 4 matches to spare. Ten minutes later, a perfect buildup involving no less than a half-dozen LAFC players culminates with Stipe's third goal of the year. As if the rout wasn't already on, Nathan Ordaz found a streaking Cifu for the third goal of the match, and for the first time in a while, it's FREE Baskin Robbins for all!Also on this episode, Filly impersonates Isaac Hayes, Scarf falls in love with a scarf, and Olly goes on flyabout. Happy birthday, Chiqui Palacios, and we hope you enjoy Episode 266!

THIS IS STIPE BIUK'S WORLD WE ARE JUST LIVING IN IT! Travis and Darren are joined by an insane and happy mob of callers to discuss Cifu's incredible game, Stipe Biuk shutting up all of his haters, and Bouanga and Vela playing like the players we know they are. Oh, and now we're only two pts out of first in the West. LET'S GOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!Join our Patreon and help us keep making this show.Merch available now at HappyFootSadFootPod.com.Twitter: @HaFoSaFoYouTube: @happyfootsadfoot Instagram: @happyfootsadfootTikTok: @happyfootsadfootFacebook: @happyfootsadfootpod

Travis and Darren break down a frustrating loss against Vancouver and a referee whose wife must have a crush on Carlos Vela. We take a call from Friend of the Foot Adam Conover, talk about Sanchez at the CB, the return to form of Bouanga and Vela, and we discuss that dreaded four letter word: CIFU. And finally... A WEEK OF REST! Join our Patreon and help us keep making this show!Merch available now at HappyFootSadFootPod.com.Twitter: @HaFoSaFoYouTube: @happyfootsadfoot Instagram: @happyfootsadfootTikTok: @happyfootsadfootFacebook: @happyfootsadfootpod

Tonight must have been Pierogi Solstice cause it's officially PIEROGI SZN BABY! Travis and Darren break down the best LAFC game in weeks, featuring Bogusz' coming out party, Cifu's incredible non-goal, and Bouanga playing like BOO-anga. Plus, a person comments posts a bunch of confusing misinformation and we read it on the air. THAT'S A LIVE SHOW BABY!!! Are we back? ARE WE BACK?!Twitter: @HaFoSaFoYouTube: @happyfootsadfoot Instagram: @happyfootsadfootTikTok: @happyfootsadfootFacebook: @happyfootsadfootpod

Travis and Darren break down LAFC's absolutely dominating 0-0 win against Atlanta, talk Cifu's best passing game in awhile, and of course, the Vela-sized Elephant in the Room. Plus, Travis explains to Darren who Messi is. BRAD GUZAN FALL IN A WELL! Twitter: @HaFoSaFoYouTube: @happyfootsadfoot Instagram: @happyfootsadfootTikTok: @happyfootsadfootFacebook: @happyfootsadfootpod 

Episode 255 may be the toughest one yet here on Defenders of the Banc. No match was more important in our club's history than this second leg of the 2023 CCL Final against Leon. We had them at home, at BMO, at a place we've staunchly defended for 6 years. We needed just one goal to level things and take control of the series. And we had Denis Bouanga, Carlos Vela, a healthy Kellyn Acosta, an un-suspended Jesus Murillo, and... wait... is that Giorgio Chiellini?! It is!However, despite the talent, the desire, and maybe the best support The 3252 have ever provided, we didn't have the goals. LAFC failed to find the back of the net in leg 2, falling 1-0 and 3-1 on aggregate. Club Leon is the 2023 CCL Champions. On this episode, we try to help you navigate through the hurt and the grief. We ask questions of Steve and Cifu, throw praise at McCarthy and Denis, and wonder what could have been. Walk with us on the journey that is Episode 255, and know that the next one is just around the corner!

I combine two latest tracks on interpreting medical studies, medical boards, 7 doses of vaccine, and finally Walensky. Stay tuned.

The Clasico Angelino, Round 18, and for the first time, LAFC defeats Carson at the DIGS. It may have taken too long, but finally, LAFC gets the monkey off their backs and takes three points from Carson, needing a brace and an assist from Carlos Vela to do it!Despite the lack of home support from Carson, LAFC took the Galaxy's best shot. Going into the half level, 1-1, the Black and Gold responded well with two goals in 4 minutes. A Vela PK, earned by Cifu, and then a birthday goal for Ryan Hollingshead put LAFC in the catbird seat, 3-1. A late rally by Carson made it 3-2, but after thwarting several corners and enduring almost 9 minutes of stoppage, the whistle finally blew, both on the match and on the Galaxy's stranglehold of Carson. For the first time, LAFC Annexes Carson!Also on the episode, we take a moment to remember Tommy Mark, to highlight a solid comeback from ACFC, and to check on our boys in LAFC2. Enjoy Episode 242, and enjoy these three points from Carson!

Vela scores a brace. Cifu scores a banger. It's 2022 all over again as he head to the CCL semifinals. Darren and Travis discuss that breeze of a game and are joined by a stream of callers, each one driving more dangerously than the last. WE DON'T CONDONE CALLING IN WHILE DRIVING THIS IS HERE FOR LEGAL PURPOSES!!!!!!! You can find us:YouTube: @happyfootsadfoot Twitter: @HaFoSaFoInstagram: @happyfootsadfootTikTok: @happyfootsadfootFacebook: @happyfootsadfootpod

He is risen (Denis Bouanga). Travis and Darren recap an absolute delight of a game against Portland, featuring a hat trick from our lord and savior Denis Bouanga, a disappointing showing from Cifu, and the biggest news of the game: DARREN'S BET CASHED! Plus, calls from Yoni, Rancho, Mario, and Spencer.You can find us:YouTube: @happyfootsadfoot Twitter: @HaFoSaFoInstagram: @happyfootsadfootTikTok: @happyfootsadfootFacebook: @happyfootsadfootpod

Prasad, Cifu, Mandrola, Hoeg, Makary are back for a discussion. Next week we will only have 3 guests. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.sensible-med.com/subscribe

Returning to the show is Adam Cifu, MD, University of Chicago, to tell us about his exciting new podcast venture. “The Clinical Excellence Podcast” is dedicated to discussing issues with clinicians, patients, and researchers studying the doctor-patient relationship. Dr. Cifu shares the tricky conversations that doctors and patients have (eg, terminating patient relationships, burnout, second opinions, caring for colleagues, and others), how those will be featured on the podcast, topics that may or may not be off limits, and other avenues of discussions you can expect as a listener. Listen to “The Clinical Excellence Podcast.” https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-clinical-excellence-podcast/id1644154355 Check out Chadi's website for all Healthcare Unfiltered episodes and other content. www.chadinabhan.com/ Watch all Healthcare Unfiltered episodes on Youtube. www.youtube.com/channel/UCjiJPTpIJdIiukcq0UaMFsA"

You wanted it. You got it! At least some of you did - we all know how Vince feels about it. But luckily the soccer gods don't care about Vince's feelings and we've got ourselves a derby in the second round of the 2022 Audi MLS Cup Playoffs. LAFC will host the Galaxy on Thursday at Banc. Max and Vince aren't going to waste any time this week, they dive right into the playoffs with nearly an hour of talk about LAFC versus Galaxy. We've got midfield talk. Vince breaks down Puig vs Cifu. Max talks about the chess match between Steve Cherundolo and Greg Vanney. Oh, and did we mention there's Carlos Vela and Chicharito squaring off in a winner-takes-all match?! There are so many angles to approach this match from. If you weren't already, this podcast will get you pumped. And if you're already there, it'll give you all the fine details you crave.

Cifu, Mandrola and Prasad fight about colonoscopy

Adam Cifu is here to discuss clinical excellence and his new podcast

On this bonus episode of “On The Tape,” Guy and Dan are joined by Peter Boockvar of The Boock Report to discuss the U.S. on a collision course with a recession (0:01:23), how Peter is playing his economic bearish view (0:11:44), and how the markets is playing a high stakes game of chicken with the Federal Reserve (0:15:07). Later, Peter goes “Off The Tape” with Doug Cifu, CEO of Virtu Financial, and they talk about his career (21:35), Virtu as a business (24:42), competition in the space (33:28), execution technology (37:29), cryptocurrencies (43:25), and being co-owner of the NHL's Florida Panthers (46:56).  Check out the Ryan Detrick tweet Dan referenced here ---- Shoot us an email at OnTheTape@riskreversal.com with any feedback, suggestions, or questions for us to answer on the pod and follow us @OnTheTapePod. We're on social: Follow Dan Nathan @RiskReversal on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter Follow Danny Moses @DMoses34 on Twitter Follow us on Instagram @RiskReversalMedia Subscribe to our YouTube page