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In this episode of The Living to 100 Club Podcast, we welcome back the dynamic and insightful Lynne Bowman. Now celebrating her 80th year, Lynne shares reflections on embracing aging, health trends, and personal reinvention. We discuss her fitness journey, the evolving views on sugar substitutes and healthy eating, and the role of social connection in longevity. We also touch on embracing new passions—whether it's painting, drumming, or exploring AI technology. This conversation is an inspiring reminder that aging is not about slowing down but about evolving, learning, and thriving. Key Takeaways: A New Perspective on Aging: Lynne reflects on turning 80 and how aging brings freedom from societal expectations. Health Trends & Longevity: Insights on sugar substitutes, the Keto and carnivore diets, and the potential longevity benefits of Metformin. The Power of Social Connection: How community and shared meals enhance well-being, especially for those living alone. Reinvention & Lifelong Learning: Joe and Lynne discuss personal growth, staying mentally and physically active, and embracing new hobbies like drumming and painting. AI in Podcasting & Content Creation: Exploring the role of AI in summarizing conversations and content generation. Mini Bio Lynne has been featured at women's expos throughout the country, teaming with actress Deidre Hall to write and publish Deidre Hall's Kitchen Closeup (2010) and Deidre Hall's How Does She Do It? (2012). In previous lives, she won national awards as a creative director for Silicon Valley companies, was Creative Director at E&J Gallo Winery, Advertising Manager at RedKen Laboratories, and freelanced for agencies in San Jose, Los Angeles, and New York. She has also worked as an actress, makeup artist, screenwriter, illustrator, legal journalist, and television Weather Person. Lynne has three grown children, two absolutely perfect grandchildren, and is president of The Pescadero Foundation. She and her husband have a small farm on the coast of Northern California. For Our Listeners Lynne's website: LynneBowman.com Lynne's book: Brownies for Breakfast

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In this episode of The Living to 100 Club Podcast, we welcome back the dynamic and insightful Lynne Bowman. Now celebrating her 80th year, Lynne shares reflections on embracing aging, health trends, and personal reinvention. We discuss her fitness journey, the evolving views on sugar substitutes and healthy eating, and the role of social connection in longevity. We also touch on embracing new passions—whether it's painting, drumming, or exploring AI technology. This conversation is an inspiring reminder that aging is not about slowing down but about evolving, learning, and thriving. Key Takeaways: A New Perspective on Aging: Lynne reflects on turning 80 and how aging brings freedom from societal expectations. Health Trends & Longevity: Insights on sugar substitutes, the Keto and carnivore diets, and the potential longevity benefits of Metformin. The Power of Social Connection: How community and shared meals enhance well-being, especially for those living alone. Reinvention & Lifelong Learning: Joe and Lynne discuss personal growth, staying mentally and physically active, and embracing new hobbies like drumming and painting. AI in Podcasting & Content Creation: Exploring the role of AI in summarizing conversations and content generation. Mini Bio Lynne has been featured at women's expos throughout the country, teaming with actress Deidre Hall to write and publish Deidre Hall's Kitchen Closeup (2010) and Deidre Hall's How Does She Do It? (2012). In previous lives, she won national awards as a creative director for Silicon Valley companies, was Creative Director at E&J Gallo Winery, Advertising Manager at RedKen Laboratories, and freelanced for agencies in San Jose, Los Angeles, and New York. She has also worked as an actress, makeup artist, screenwriter, illustrator, legal journalist, and television Weather Person. Lynne has three grown children, two absolutely perfect grandchildren, and is president of The Pescadero Foundation. She and her husband have a small farm on the coast of Northern California. For Our Listeners Lynne's website: LynneBowman.com Lynne's book: Brownies for Breakfast

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In The Clubhouse: Gary Williams Analyst and Commentator Returning to Golf Channel Michael Patrick Shiels OUR TRAVEL GURU EXTROIDANIRE AUTHOR - “LESS THAN TORRID TALES” HOST – MICHIGAN'S BIG SHOW Andrew LaRussi Asst PGA Professional Volcano Golf Course Volcano, HAwaii Matt Ginella Co-Founder CEO Fire Pit Collective Host of Journeys with Matt Ginella The Fire Pit Podcast

In The Clubhouse: Gary Williams Analyst and Commentator Returning to Golf Channel Michael Patrick Shiels OUR TRAVEL GURU EXTROIDANIRE AUTHOR - “LESS THAN TORRID TALES”     HOST – MICHIGAN'S BIG SHOW Andrew LaRussi Asst PGA Professional Volcano Golf Course Volcano, HAwaii Matt Ginella Co-Founder CEO Fire Pit Collective Host of Journeys with Matt Ginella The Fire Pit Podcast

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In this episode, the discussion revolves around the varying experiences and challenges faced by former student-athletes, specifically those who went pro versus those who didn't, and their continued engagement with their alma maters. The conversation delves into the significance of the equipment manager in maintaining connections with alumni athletes. The impact of NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) on collegiate sports is thoroughly examined, revealing its potential in revenue generation and the resulting complexities in university fundraising dynamics. Additionally, KC Smurthwaite elaborates on his teaching experiences at Utah State University, emphasizing hands-on, real-world learning for students in journalism and sports reporting. The episode also highlights successful branding and licensing projects, including jersey sales and apparel deals, that aim to enhance fan engagement and drive revenue for athletic programs.KEY TAKEAWAYSExperiences of Former Student-Athletes: The discussion highlights the different challenges faced by former student-athletes, especially those who went pro versus those who didn't, and how they continue engaging with their alma maters.Role of Equipment Managers: The importance of the equipment manager in maintaining strong connections with alumni athletes is emphasized as a key factor in alumni relations.Impact of NIL: The episode delves into the growing influence of NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) in collegiate sports, showcasing its potential for revenue generation while complicating university fundraising efforts.Hands-on Learning in Journalism: KC shares his teaching experiences at Utah State University, focusing on providing real-world, hands-on learning opportunities for students in journalism and sports reporting.Branding and Licensing Success: Successful branding and licensing initiatives, such as jersey sales and apparel deals, are discussed as effective strategies to enhance fan engagement and drive revenue for athletic programs.QUOTES“What does that even mean? We don't have aviation at our school... this person who's probably never played football in their life... was so adamant going, no.”“It's a fun fan experience. You're tapping into nostalgia. It's always a win in market. Emotional heartstrings.”“At athletics admin we speak various campus languages. We speak bookstores. We speak the licensing and marketing. We also speak what Coach says.”“It doesn't really cost that much to create an experience. We have a great game plan and athletics admin. We are working backwards. Let's define success. Let's do quantifiable things and we'll get there.”“What does that even mean? We don't have aviation at our school... this person who's probably never played football in their life... was so adamant going, no.”“It's a fun fan experience. You're tapping into nostalgia. It's always a win in market. Emotional heartstrings.”“It doesn't really cost that much to create an experience. We have a great game plan and athletics admin. We are working backwards. Let's define success. Let's do quantifiable things and we'll get there.”Connect and learn more about KC Smurthwaite.https://www.linkedin.com/in/smurf/If you enjoyed this episode of In the Club Podcast with Club Colors, please leave us a review on your favorite podcasting platform!Club Colors: https://www.clubcolors.com/

Chris and Ashley recently went to Germany to brew a bier for our pubs with Benediktiner and the rest of the Prost! family. What's it like to drink bier with monks, sing American songs with Germans in small pubs, and attempt to cross a scary-ass suspension bridge in Austria? Well, you'll have to take a listen to find out!

Send us a textThe Strip Club Podcast returns from our extended Spring Break with special guest Lisa Ex returning to talk about Chicago Exxxotica 2025!

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In The Clubhouse: Ron Sirak Award Winning Writer Author Vision 54 Trilogy Golf Channel Contributor LPGA Media Excellence Award Diana Delucia Ceo & Editor The Golf Kitchen Steve Pike Award Winning Journalist Travels The World In Search Of The Best Resorts, Food, Golf And Outdoor Activities Gary Williams Analyst And Commentator Returning To Golf Channel

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Episode Notes This week, the lads are joined by special guest Emmett Watkins Jr (VGU.tv, Player's Club Podcast and Welcome To The Thing) to talk about gaming backlogs and all of their tips, tricks, tools, and tales that accompany their piles of shame! Follow Emmett Watkins Jr: Website and Socials: @ejsponge61.com Resources From this Episode: Spoonful Podcast Backlog Episode with Jacob and Emmett: https://youtu.be/W6ODHr-p08M?si=TZh8ud1NA6Xw8Hk5 Backloggd: https://backloggd.com/ Infinite Backlog: https://infinitebacklog.net/ Playnite: https://playnite.link/ Ludoscene: https://www.ludocene.com/ GG: https://ggapp.io/ Exophase: https://www.exophase.com/ Find Timestamps for this Episode Below: 0:00 - Intro 3:51 - Ice Breaker: What's the latest game that you pulled out of your backlog? 9:57 - Our Personal Philosophy of Backlogs 23:27 - Managing our Backlogs 49:50 - What are the most shameful games in your backlog? 1:01:56 - One last game we pulled out of the backlog 1:08:49 - Outro Find us on BlueSky for show updates and more: Podcast: @crossplayconvos.bsky.social Jacob: @jacob.bsky.social Luke: @lukewarmlewis.bsky.social Joseph: @th3hoopman.bsky.social Check out our other shows: Player Player Podcast  Left Behind Game Club The LukeWarmGames Podcast  Cutscenes: A Video Game Movie Podcast Video Game Trivia

Emmett Watkins Jr, writer for VGU.tv and host of Player's Club Podcast, brings his expertise of traversal games to the prompts:Speedrun OptimizedCycle of life for a forestknowledge-gated progressionA surprisingly environmentally-focused game, "Amazon Vine" sees you replanting a forest using sick stunts, and reaping the benefits in later stages of the forest. Plant a grove of bamboo to get height and bounce, encourage some birds to eat berries and spread the seeds, and take down the blimp overloads that are ruined the earth. Follow Emmett on Bsky @ejsponge61, read his game writing on VGU.tv, and listen to both of his podcasts, The Player's Club Podcast and Welcome to the Thing!Visit the DFTBA Big Game Hunger merch shop at bit.ly/jennamerch. Support this show, and submit your OWN random prompts, by subscribing at Patreon.com/TheJenna. Gift subscriptions are now available at Patreon.com/TheJenna/Gift.Email the show at BigGameHungerPod@gmail.com.Big Game Hunger is part of the Multitude Collective of podcasts. Created and hosted by Jenna Stoeber.Big Game Hunger is a weekly video game podcast where Jenna Stoeber and a guest get three random prompts and have to make the big next game based on them.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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In The Clubhouse: Alex Myers Award Winning Writer Golf Digest Magazine RON SIRAK Award Winning Writer Author Vision 54 Trilogy Golf Channel Contributor LPGA Media Excellence Award MINNA SUGIMOTO Director of Marketing Queen's Health System OLIVER OLIQUIANO President and CEO Island Pacific Golf Academy 50 US Kids Golf Instructor Coach Kam Schools Golf Team Michael Patrick Shiels OUR TRAVEL GURU EXTROIDANIRE AUTHOR LESS THAN TORRID TALES HOST MICHIGAN'S BIG SHOW

In The Clubhouse: Alex Myers Award Winning Writer Golf Digest Magazine RON SIRAK Award Winning Writer Author  Vision 54 Trilogy Golf Channel Contributor LPGA Media Excellence Award MINNA SUGIMOTO Director of Marketing Queen's Health System OLIVER OLIQUIANO President and CEO Island Pacific Golf Academy 50 US Kids Golf Instructor Coach Kam Schools Golf Team Michael Patrick Shiels OUR TRAVEL GURU EXTROIDANIRE AUTHOR   LESS THAN TORRID TALES     HOST  MICHIGAN'S BIG SHOW

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In this episode, host Chris Jaeger welcomes guest KC Smurthwaite from Athletics Admin who shares insights into his 15+ years in higher education and athletics, covering roles from fundraising to corporate partnerships. They discuss the unique challenges of balancing work life and the creative strategies employed to enhance donor experiences and revenue opportunities. KC emphasizes the importance of customized donor cultivation, the significance of playing the 'long game,' and the need for a game plan akin to playing chess rather than checkers. They delve into innovative approaches such as personalized merchandise for donor engagement and the critical role of understanding each institution's and donor's unique needs. Throughout, the discussion highlights the essence of building genuine relationships and the impact of tailored contributions to the success and experience of student-athletes and the broader university community.KEY TAKEAWAYSExtensive Experience: KC Smurthwaite shares insights from his 15+ years in higher education and athletics, covering various roles including fundraising and corporate partnerships.Work-Life Balance Challenges: The discussion highlights the unique challenges of balancing work and life in this field.Creative Donor Strategies: KC discusses creative strategies to enhance donor experiences and revenue opportunities, emphasizing the importance of customized donor cultivation.Playing the "Long Game": He stresses the significance of long-term planning, comparing the approach to playing chess rather than checkers.Innovative Donor Engagement: Personalized merchandise is one example of innovative strategies for engaging donors and strengthening relationships.Understanding Unique Needs: Tailoring strategies to the specific needs of institutions and donors is critical for success.Building Genuine Relationships: The conversation underscores the importance of building authentic, meaningful relationships, which ultimately benefit student-athletes and the broader university community.QUOTES"In higher education, you're playing the long game. It is always relationships. It is making sure you're being a good steward to all the folks across campus. And it takes time.""We want to be in there. We want to be known. We want to be in the meetings. Now, if they don't want us in there, we're not going to. But at the end of the day, we want to augment anything that's being done already within the department.""The crazy thing was, all the people I sent that shirt to would wear it to games... you took the mailer and you're wearing my shirt that Isent you, has proof of concept.""Chess, not checkers... you have to be thinking moves ahead, and you have to be able to pivot and provide solutions to your clientele, and they all come in different ways, shape or form."Connect and learn more about KC Smurthwaite.https://www.linkedin.com/in/smurf/If you enjoyed this episode of In the Club Podcast with Club Colors, please leave us a review on your favorite podcasting platform!Club Colors: https://www.clubcolors.com/

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Welcome back to the club!Been a lil while, but Allan Muir and Emmett Watkins Jr have returned to talk about what they've been playing the last few weeks, as well as the final Nintendo Direct for the Switch 1. Did this Directg finally convince Emmett that the Swtich 1 isn't mid? Did they announce any features we could look forward to in the upcoming Switch 2? Did anyone on the show purchase a different new handheld recently and fall so madly in love with it that they may never touch their Switch again? Who knows? Find out on this episode of The Player's Club Podcast!Also, in this episode, Al talks about their time with Fallout New Vegas, Atomfall, and Avowed, while Emmett talks about his time with the ROG Ally X, Sniper Eliete V2, and The Finals.Timestamps:Start 00:00ROG Ally X Impressions    5:49                              Atomfall    26:20                              Sniper Elite V2    49:16                              Fallout New Vegas    1:07:08                              The Finals    1:25:16                              Avowed    1:41:32                              Final Switch 1 Nintendo Direct Thoughts    2:03:17                              Housekeeping    2:26:49 Housekeeping:To Pimp a Butterfly: 10 Years Later - VGU Blind ReviewMaze Mice | VGU Test DriveWheel World (But Cursed!) | VGU Test DriveAFTERBLAST | VGU Test DriveLiminalcore | VGU Test Drive Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon on SteamThe Big VGA Crossover Episode by Welcome to the ThingNinja Gaiden Black II Review: Back in Black...Again! - VGU.TV Games About Letting GoCheck out YouTube Channel here!⁠⁠Follow us on Bluesky, @vgu.bsky.social!⁠⁠Like us on Facebook!⁠⁠Follow us on Instagram!

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In the episode In The Club powered by Club Colors, we continue the conversation with Mike Wilkinson, the Assistant Vice President of Student Affairs at the University of South Alabama. Mike shares his journey of adapting to a new campus environment and the importance of being genuine and authentic in both personal and professional life. He emphasized the need for higher education institutions, especially within student affairs, to effectively tell their stories and connect with students through digital media and social platforms. The conversation delves into creating impactful student experiences, highlighting efforts like the return of the homecoming concert and the development of a new Student Involvement Department. The discussion also touches on the significance of mental health awareness, the importance of team leadership, and building strong collaborative relationships across campus. Furthermore, insights about leveraging branding for community building and future goals of personal growth, including aspirations of becoming an NCAA basketball referee, are shared.KEY TAKEAWAYSCommunity and Leadership: Emphasizing the importance of genuine leadership and fostering community within student affairs.Mental Health: Highlighting the critical role of mental health support and breaking the stigma associated with it.Social Media Presence: Encouraging student affairs professionals to utilize social media to tell their stories and engage with students.Event Management: Discussing the significance of student engagement through events like homecoming concerts and pre-game tailgate concerts.Collaboration: Stressing the power of partnerships and collaboration within the university, especially between student affairs and athletics.QUOTES"Tell your story, the good, the bad, the ugly, how you got to where you're at is a key part of it.""We don't tell our story, especially in student affairs… you don't find them. They're a ghost.""We have to have courage. We have to have bravery, um, in these walks that we walk.""Being genuine is key. That's key. I take a lot of pride in being genuine and being authentic.""Hire good people, give them the resources that they need to do their job, and then get the heck out of their way."Connect and learn more about Mike Wilkinson.https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelwilkinson7/If you enjoyed this episode of In the Club Podcast with Club Colors, please leave us a review on your favorite podcasting platform!Club Colors: https://www.clubcolors.com/

Send us a textWelcome to The Oncology Journal Club Podcast Series 3Hosted by Professor Craig Underhill, Dr Kate Clarke & Professor Christopher Jackson | Proudly produced by The Oncology NetworkThe Oncology Journal Club hosts break from their usual format to discuss the impact of political shifts on diversity, equity and inclusion in cancer research and treatment worldwide.Recent political developments threaten progress in cancer research, particularly through attacks on the NIH, CDC and other scientific institutionsEvidence shows that diversity in healthcare leadership leads to better patient outcomes and financial performanceCensorship of scientific language related to gender and equity raises serious concerns about academic freedomDEI initiatives aren't just political—they are clinical; with evidence that they save lives, with examples from bowel cancer treatment in New ZealandRepresentation in medical fields matters for patient engagement, with data showing improved outcomes when clinicians reflect the communities they serveRegional cancer centres can match metropolitan survival rates through targeted funding and research, saving approximately 90 lives annually in one Australian communityThe hosts encourage colleagues to speak up where possible while supporting those who cannot due to political pressuresPlease share your thoughts with us via social media or email. We'd love to hear your feedback on this important discussion.Subscribe to The Oncology Newsletter for regular updates on the latest cancer research and join our community at oncologynetwork.com.au.The Oncology Podcast - An Australian Oncology Perspective

In this episode of the Tesla Motors Club podcast, hosts Seb, Doug, and Mike look back on Tesla's October We Robot event and discuss Doug's road trip to go see a Starship launch.  Topics include the CyberCab, FSD, Optimus, lease buyouts, Elon's effect on the Tesla brand, visiting Starbase, the future of SLS, the roar of SpaceX's Super Heavy engines, and more! Originally recorded Dec 1, 2024, and still relevant!Show notes and commentsLive version on YouTubeVisit our website at https://teslamotorsclub.com/Chapters:01:09 CyberCab Event Insights08:30 FSD v13, Hardware 3 vs 415:22 Optimus at We Robot Event25:06 Lease Buyouts30:06 EV Tax Incentives Going Away?32:24 Elon's Influence on Tesla's Reputation38:04 Road Trip to Starship Launch39:18 Experiencing the CyberTruck41:17 FSD Ups and Downs on the Road Trip43:10 Hack for FSD at Night45:39 Visiting Starbase Launch Site48:52 Starship/Super Heavy Launch Audio50:46 Future of SLS?55:33 Go See a Launch Live!Co-hosts-Seb: @Seb P85DMike: @SteelCloudsDoug: @dougProducers-Daniel: @dannyDoug: @dougSocial-Twitter: https://twitter.com/TeslaMotorsClubFacebook: Log into FacebookInstagram: Tesla Motors Club (@teslamotorsclubofficial) • Instagram photos and videosYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/teslamotorsclubAudio versions-Apple Podcasts: ‎‎Tesla Motors Club Podcast on Apple PodcastsSpotify: Tesla Motors Club PodcastAmazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/38bacc87-f8b7-4f5c-aa64-2db865214942TuneIn: Listen to Tesla Motors Club Podcast on TuneInRSS: https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/1950101.rssSupport us-PayPal: PayPal.MeTeslaMotorsClub website: Account upgrades Get up to $1,000 of a New TeslaSupport the show

In this episode of The Living to 100 Club Podcast, host Dr. Joe Casciani welcomes Lynn Smargis, an expert in senior home care and transitions. We discuss the challenges families face when making decisions about aging loved ones. Recognizing when an older adult needs additional care is not always easy—many families delay important conversations, struggle with guilt and uncertainty, or don't fully understand the different types of senior living options available. Lynn shares her insights on key warning signs that indicate a move may be necessary and strategies for having productive and compassionate conversations. Also explored is the topic of how families can navigate the complex world of senior care. Our guest also offers practical advice on finding quality senior living communities, understanding costs, and ensuring that aging parents remain engaged and connected—no matter where they live. If you're caring for an aging parent or want to plan ahead for senior care decisions, this episode will provide valuable insights to help you make informed choices with confidence. Tune in for expert guidance on navigating the senior care journey with clarity and compassion. Mini Bio Lynn works to assist her clients in facing the many strenuous care decisions. Whether it be exploring senior living options, finding resources to pay for care, directing you to appropriate community services, or assisting your family about the available care choices; she is a wealth of information and resources she is ready to share, including her network of senior care professionals, making your experience more manageable and less stressful. She had the experience of taking care of both of her parents, having been diagnosed with cancer in the same year. With two children 10 and under, Lynn worked to care for her parents for six years successfully - only with enlisting the helping hands of her wonderful group of friends. Without them, her experience would have been unbearable. Lynn is ready to walk with your family down this transitional journey! She understands and is empathetic to your individual family's preferences and needs. For Our Listeners Our Guest's Website: Pacific Northwest Seniorcare Lynn's Podcast: Caring for Your Aging Parents Lynn's New Book: Sensible Senior Solutions

Send us a textWelcome to The Oncology Journal Club Podcast Series 3! Proudly produced by The Oncology NetworkThree respected oncologists dive deep into the most significant research presented at ASCO GI 2025, bringing you practice-changing insights amidst a backdrop of political uncertainty affecting medical research.Professor Chris Karapetis joins hosts Professor Craig Underhill and Professor Christopher Jackson to unpack ground-breaking colorectal cancer studies that are reshaping treatment paradigms. The conversation explores how targeted therapies are dramatically improving survival rates, with the DEEPER study demonstrating cetuximab's superiority over bevacizumab for left-sided RAS wild-type disease, achieving an impressive 50-month median survival when combined with chemotherapy.The experts dissect the BREAKWATER trial, which shows promising benefits of combining encorafenib and cetuximab with chemotherapy for notoriously aggressive BRAF-mutant colorectal cancer. This combination achieved a 61% response rate versus 40% with standard care, with responses lasting significantly longer – representing a potential new standard of care for this difficult-to-treat subgroup.Perhaps most surprisingly, our panel discusses how an inexpensive, familiar medication – aspirin – could reduce colorectal cancer recurrence by 40% in patients with PIK3CA mutations according to the ALASCCA study. This finding highlights how molecular profiling is becoming essential across treatment stages, not just for expensive targeted therapies but also for optimising use of accessible interventions.The discussion extends to exciting developments in pancreatic cancer with a novel pan-RAS inhibitor showing meaningful activity, and advancements in immunotherapy for MSI-high colorectal cancer, confirming combination therapy's superiority. For gastrointestinal oncologists navigating an increasingly complex treatment landscape, this episode offers crucial insights to optimise patient outcomes through precise, personalised approaches.Subscribe to The Oncology Newsletter for regular updates on the latest cancer research and join our community at oncologynetwork.com.au.The Oncology Podcast - An Australian Oncology Perspective

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In the episode In The Club powered by Club Colors, we are joined by Mike Wilkinson, the Assistant Vice President of Student Affairs at the University of South Alabama. Mike shares his unconventional path into higher education, starting from his freshman year at the Air Force Academy and his early aspirations of a career in sports. He discusses the pivotal moments that shifted his focus towards student affairs, including personal challenges such as his mother's health struggles and his transformative experience with the Houston Rockets. Mike emphasizes the importance of core values like family, trust, empathy, and creating happiness, and how these values guide his approach to supporting students. The conversation also explores the role of student affairs in enhancing the student experience and the critical skills gained outside the classroom. Mike shares insights on overcoming imposter syndrome, balancing career and personal life, and the significance of storytelling and visibility in higher education.KEY TAKEAWAYSCareer Journey: Mike Wilkinson's transition from aspiring sports professional to a leader in higher education demonstrates adaptability and resilience.Personal Adversity: Personal experiences, such as his mother's illness and recovery, significantly influenced his career in student affairs.Student Affairs: Emphasizes the importance of holistic education that includes both academic and extracurricular activities, instilling critical life skills in students.Leadership: Attributes like empathy, trust, and the ability to handle imposter syndrome are vital for effective leadership in student affairs.Community Engagement: Strong student leadership and storytelling are essential in promoting student involvement and success.Work-Life Balance: The dedication to student affairs often involves long hours and personal sacrifices, highlighting the commitment required in such roles.QUOTES"Ultimately, people are on this earth to help each other, to lift one another up.""If you can swim in three feet of water, you can swim in 30 feet of water, you can swim in 300 feet of water. It's all about your form.""Creating opportunities for people and platforms for people to thrive—that's something that's important to me.""The best conversations, the best moments in my career happened behind closed doors, one on one with students.""We play a critical role in the university experience and the life experience of these students."Connect and learn more about Mike Wilkinson.https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelwilkinson7/If you enjoyed this episode of In the Club Podcast with Club Colors, please leave us a review on your favorite podcasting platform!Club Colors: https://www.clubcolors.com/

On this very special episode, my dear friend Michael McMillian (actor, writer, creator and co-host of The Bigfoot Collector's Club Podcast) joins me to discuss one of our favorite creators of all time: the late, great David Lynch. We were blessed with a poignant Lynchian message via our tarot pull, discussed Lynch's appearances in both of our dreams, and our enduring love and reverence for his work and creative philosophies.Follow Michael's work and various projects here!⁠⁠⁠⁠Psyche Magic Website, Socials and more!⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit psychemagic.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode of the Tesla Motors Club podcast, hosts Louis, Doug, and Mike review highlights from the Tesla Q4 earnings call and chat about things already happening related to their 2025 predictions (04:38). Topics include the Astro Awards (00:35), Tesla Global Sales (08:12), RoboTaxi (16:53), FSD hardware upgrades (22:43), Optimus (36:10), Artemis (38:10), Elon's gaming controversy (47:51), and more!Show notes and commentsLive version on YouTubeVisit our website at https://teslamotorsclub.com/Chapters:00:35  Doug and Lewis at the Astro Awards04:48  Tesla Q4 Earnings and 2025 Predictions Updates05:30  Model Y is the Worlds Best Selling Car?08:12  Tesla's Global Sales Challenges11:56  Should Tesla discontinue the X and S?16:53  RoboTaxi Plans for Austin22:43  FSD Hardware Upgrade for Legacy Vehicles33:54  Tesla Semi $1B a Month Market?36:10  Will a Competing Robot beat Optimus?38:10  Will SLS and Artemis survive?44:31  Tesla's Cleaning Robot Sucks47:51  Elon's Gaming Claims and Public PerceptionCo-hosts-Louis: @nebusoftMike: @SteelCloudsDoug: @dougProducers-Daniel: @dannyDoug: @dougSocial-Twitter: https://twitter.com/TeslaMotorsClubFacebook: Log into FacebookInstagram: Tesla Motors Club (@teslamotorsclubofficial) • Instagram photos and videosYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/teslamotorsclubAudio versions-Apple Podcasts: ‎‎Tesla Motors Club Podcast on Apple PodcastsSpotify: Tesla Motors Club PodcastAmazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/38bacc87-f8b7-4f5c-aa64-2db865214942TuneIn: Listen to Tesla Motors Club Podcast on TuneInRSS: https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/1950101.rssSupport us-PayPal: PayPal.MeTeslaMotorsClub website: Account upgrades Get up to $1,000 of a New TeslaSupport the show

In this episode of The Living to 100 Club Podcast, host Dr. Joe Casciani welcomes Jeannine Bryant, downsizing expert and founder of Easy Right Sizing and Changing Spaces SRS. Together, they explore the challenges and emotional complexities of downsizing, right-sizing, and managing possessions in later life. We explore explores why seniors struggle to let go of possessions, how families can support the transition, and strategies to make downsizing less overwhelming and more empowering. Why do some older adults cling to their belongings, even when they know they need to move? How can families help facilitate a smooth transition while respecting autonomy and choice? Jeannine and Joe dive into the psychological and emotional barriers that make downsizing difficult, the importance of proactive decision-making, and strategies to make the process less overwhelming and more empowering. From the difference between "happy moves" to independent living and more difficult transitions to assisted care, to helping seniors feel in control rather than forced into change, this conversation is full of insights for seniors, families, and professionals working in aging services. Tune in for practical advice about "rightsizing," inspiring stories, and a fresh perspective on embracing change with resilience and positivity. Mini Bio Jeannine Bryant is an expert at helping seniors and their families through times of transition. As the owner of Changing Spaces SRS, a senior move management company in Lincoln, Nebraska, she and her team are proud to provide a valuable service that helps take away the stress when clients are rightsizing, moving, or clearing out an estate. For the last 15 years, Jeannine has found her passion helping seniors rightsize their belongings and their lives.  Visit her company's website at www.ChangingSpacesSRS.com. Originally from a farm in North Dakota, Jeannine now calls Lincoln, Nebraska her home, where she lives with her husband and two children. For Our Listeners Jeannine's websites: Easyrightsizing.com and ChangingspacesSRS.com Recommended resource: National Association of Senior & Specialty Move Managers

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Welcome back to the Club!Hope you enjoyed the GotY podcasts because the proper show is back on! Emmett is back with Al and Graydon, and we are all looking forward to the new year of 2025 and asking…Is Gaming Cooked? Everyone has their hopes resting in the games of Grand Theft Auto VI and Switch 2, but will they be enough to stop layoffs and corporate greed running rampant in the games industry? We'll ask that and more in this week's episode.In the Watcha Playin segment, Emmett talks about his time with Eternal Strands and Alien Rage, Al talks about their time with Avowed and Halo: The Master Chief Collection, and Graydon talks about his time with Epic Mickey. Timestamps Start 00:00 TotS: Is Gaming Cooked?    11:12                               Sony in 2025 (State of Play Recap)    11:41                               Nintendo (Switch 2)    54:27                               Microsoft (Xbox AI)    1:14:00                               Games Were Looking forward to in 2025    1:40:07                               Al Bought Too Many Games Again (ft. Josh Miller)    1:57:46                               Whatcha Playin?    2:10:28                               Eternal Strands    2:10:38                               Alien Rage    2:17:46                               Avowed    2:20:56                               Halo: The Master Chief Collection    2:37:54                               Epic Mickey    2:43:40                            Housekeeping    2:56:49 Housekeeping: VGU.TV Game of the Year 2024 The Crush House | VGU Test Drive Episode 2 - Mobile Suit Gundam III (1982) | O Say Can UC? A Beginner's Guide to Gundam - VGU.TV Episode 1 - Mobile Suit Gundam I & II (1981) | O Say Can UC? A Beginner's Guide to Gundam - VGU.TV Episode 3 - Char's Counterattack (‘88) & Hathaway (‘21) | O Say Can UC? A Beginner's Guide to Gundam  Dreamcore l VGU Test Drive The 24 Best Video Essays of 2024 - VGU.TV It's A Little Thing: It's What the Writing's Feeling Welcome to the Thing: We recorded this before the Super Bowl Ludocene: Game Discovery From People You Trust by Andy Robertson — Kickstarter Valve E3 2014 The Musical Xbox Pushes Ahead With Muse, a New Generative AI Model. Devs Say ‘Nobody Will Want This' | WIRED  How Halo: CE Convinced Me to Start Collecting Retro Physical Media Again Check out YouTube Channel here!⁠⁠Follow us on Bluesky, @vgu.bsky.social!⁠⁠Like us on Facebook!⁠⁠Follow us on Instagram!

In the episode In The Club powered by Club Colors, we delve into the critical need for enhancing staff experience in higher education, especially in the post-pandemic landscape with our guest, Kelsey Finn, Vice President of Strategic Initiatives at Compass Group. We discuss the importance of staff feeling connected to their purpose, as it directly impacts student services. The episode also highlights real-life examples from various universities and explores the challenges and strategies of leadership in higher education, with a focus on supporting and retaining staff. Additionally, we feature a conversation with a trailblazing leader who shares insights on being a woman in leadership, empowering others, and the importance of asking questions. This insightful discussion offers valuable advice for young professionals aspiring to take on leadership roles.KEY TAKEAWAYSEmphasize the importance of staff experience in enhancing student experience.Highlight the need for higher education institutions to focus on employee engagement and appreciation.Discuss the challenges of rapid leadership changes in academic institutions.Address the disparity in the way questions are asked and assumptions made of women leaders compared to men.Encourage delegation and empowerment of team members to foster ownership and readiness for leadership roles.Recommend asking a lot of questions and staying curious as a way to grow professionally.Importance of relationships and networking within the higher education community.QUOTES"Happy staff, happy students.""We all want to belong to something.""Being the first at anything is really really hard.""You can't truly understand it if you haven't done it.""If you get a seat at the table, pull your chair right up, be at the table, be engaged.""Everyone has the question, who's actually willing to ask the question and be that person?"Connect and learn more about Kelsey Finn.https://www.linkedin.com/in/kelseyharmonfinn/If you enjoyed this episode of In the Club Podcast with Club Colors, please leave us a review on your favorite podcasting platform!Club Colors: https://www.clubcolors.com/

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In the episode In The Club powered by Club Colors, we are joined by Kelsey Finn, Vice President of Strategic Initiatives at Compass Group. Kelsey shares her unexpected journey into higher education, from majoring in parks and recreation to developing successful programs for college students. She discusses her various roles and experiences across multiple universities and organizations, including Illinois State University, UC Berkeley, and NACUS. Kelsey delves into the importance of fostering a sense of belonging and community on college campuses, particularly through food services and creating inclusive spaces. She highlights the critical role of relationships and understanding the unique needs of different stakeholders in higher education. The conversation underscores the significance of the staff experience alongside student success and how Compass Group is addressing these complex challenges.KEY TAKEAWAYSCareer Development: Kelsey Finn shares her unconventional journey to her current role in higher education, emphasizing that career paths often evolve unexpectedly.Impact of Internships: Initial professional experiences, such as internships, can significantly shape one's career and future opportunities.Higher Education Dynamics: Many professionals in higher education find their roles through serendipitous opportunities and not necessarily through a direct path.Role of Relationships: Building and maintaining relationships is crucial for success in higher education and related industries.Importance of Student and Staff Experience: The focus on improving both student experiences and staff experiences highlights the evolving needs in higher education settings.Adaptability and Innovation: Institutions must innovate to address new challenges, such as increasing student loneliness and creating inclusive spaces.QUOTES"Loneliness is a true problem on college campuses.""Always seek consensus.""Creating spaces where people feel safe and welcome is crucial."“You want to create spaces where everyone wants to have their lunch together versus sit in their individual spaces.”“Food is not just about nourishment; it's about creating connection and community.”“We have to consider how we're impacting students and staff, making them feel seen, cared for, and safe.”“It's all about relationships and being able to speak different languages within the sector you're engaging with.”“Creating spaces that make people feel included and combating the loneliness epidemic on campuses is our current focus.”Connect and learn more about Kelsey Finn.https://www.linkedin.com/in/kelseyharmonfinn/If you enjoyed this episode of In the Club Podcast with Club Colors, please leave us a review on your favorite podcasting platform!Club Colors: https://www.clubcolors.com/

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In this episode of The Legacy Club Podcast, I dive into Anthony Mackie's recent comments about wanting to take the “America” Continue readingCaptain Falcon Follies | The Legacy Club Podcast The post Captain Falcon Follies | The Legacy Club Podcast first appeared on Leal Legacy.

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Maximum Effort; In this freeform episode of The Legacy Club Podcast, we explore the energy, passion, and commitment it takes to Continue readingMaximum Effort | The Legacy Club Podcast The post Maximum Effort | The Legacy Club Podcast first appeared on Leal Legacy.

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We have a friend of the pod, Michael McMillian (Bigfoot Collectors Club Podcast), to give us the rundown of all the UFO/Drone news pouring out of New Jersey. And in keeping with this UFO theme, we have some listener stories from Rachel and Chantel*, who each have tales of unexplained lights in the sky.*In Search of Adventure: 70 Years of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Newfoundland and Labrador Paperback – August 1, 2020 by Helen C. Escott (Author)Please send us your own true paranormal experiences in either a voice memo or e-mail to funnyfeelingpod@gmail.com.VIIA Hemp Co makes it easy to harness the benefits of cannabinoids like CBD, Delta 9, HHC, Delta-8 THC, CBN, and CBG. Shop Today. So if you're 21+, treat yourself to 15% off with our exclusive code: [FUNNYFEELING] at VIIAHEMP.COM. Advertise on A Funny Feeling via Gumball.fmSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.