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Latest stats show Ireland ranking 40th out of 43 nations for access to fertility treatment. It comes as plans for legislation on the issue to be brought forward next month. Lisa was joined by Anne Marie Gillooley, who's living in Dublinl Mary Wingfield, former Clinical Director Merrion Fertility Clinic and Katharina O'Cathair, Associate Professor of Health Law at the University of Copenhagan, to discuss the financial and emotional burden fertility issues bring with them.

 Every Friday, Raven's wife Alicia calls in to the show to give Raven a grade on how good of a husband he was that week.  This week, Raven's new, unexpected TV obsession is starting to interfere with Alicia's viewing habits!  (:56) What makes you want to scream at the top of your lungs?  A group of moms have been getting together to relieve stress in an unconventional way and Anna wants to join them immediately!  (4:56) Celebrities are famous for giving their kids weird names, but if you've given your kid a weird name before you've even gotten pregnant, that's all I need to know about you!  (12:31) Are paper wedding invitations outdated?  In the digital age, should everything just be online?  Anna and Raven are gonna let the callers decide!  (15:51) Is there a sound that drives you nuts?  Anna watched a heart-warming viral video recently, but one of the sounds in it almost ruined the experience for her!  (22:31) It's time for Mommy's Margarita Friday!  Moms (and Dads) share all the crazy things that their kids have put them through this week that have definitely earned them a margarita!  (25:49) It's time to play Good Idea/Bad Idea: Food Edition!  Anna and Raven pass blind judgement on some new foods that are coming out in 2022, including a beer that contains no carbs!  (28:52) Chris and Lauren recently visited Copenhagan in Denmark and loved the brightly colored houses. While there Lauren said they should paint their home a pale pink too, and Chris agreed. Well, now they're home and she wants to do it, the house needs to be painted anyway. Chris says it was fun to talk about while they were away, but you can't paint a house pink, what would the neighbors think? What would you do?  (32:32) Chris thinks he's got what it takes to beat Raven in pop culture trivia!  Can he succeed and win the $1600 jackpot?  (40:28)

Known as “Sourdough Duffy”, Chef Matthew James Duffy is a sourdough expert and teacher with an impressive resume. He spent over a decade working as a professionally trained chef in the some of the world's finest kitchens, including a time at Relais & Chateaux property Langdon Hall in Ontario, Restaurant Noma in Copenhagan, as well as five years working with Chef Daniel Boulud at Café Boulud NYC and as Sous-Chef opening Café Boulud Toronto. But even as he toiled in these restaurant kitchens, Duffy was always thinking about sourdough, and how to improve the bread offerings at each restaurant. He eventually left the restaurant kitchen to pursue this passion for baking by working with well-known bakers around the world, reading a library full of bread books, and embarking on a never-ending journey of learning the craft of sourdough baking. On this quest he worked with King Arthur Flour's bread master, Jeffrey Hamelman, and attended classes at the San Francisco Baking Institute and the French Pastry School in Chicago. He has represented Canada twice at the world Slow Food Conference in Turin, Italy, and is currently Professor and Program Coordinator at Centennial College's Pastry Arts Management Program in Toronto. Visit his website at www.matthewjamesduffy.com. Highlights of this episode include: What made Matt embark on a culinary career What drew Matt to sourdough baking His strategy for learning as much as he could about sourdough bread baking Matt's tips on using fresh milled flour What Matt has learned about making panettone Matt's tips on making a high-hydration sourdough Tips for incorporating discard into recipes Matt's goals for his upcoming bread book And much more!

Gemma's been away on a mini break to Copenhagan this week (though unlike Ryan Connor, she fortunately didn't have to enlist the services of a loan shark to fund it!), which means that it's a very late podcast! This week, we're chatting about the episodes of Corrie shown in the UK between the 18th and the 22nd November. There were some poignant scenes in both Daniel and Paul's stories this week, as the former struggles to hold things together for Sinead's funeral, and the latter opens up to Bernie and Gemma about his past with Kel. Meanwhile, Michael makes contact with the daughter we never knew he had, and Michelle takes steps to ensure that Robert will live to regret ever meeting Vicky. Next up, we're joined by Maggie Sullivan, author of the recently released novel, Snow On The Cobbles. She talks to us about what it was like imagining the back story of a young Hilda Ogden, as well as creating her own characters to add to the Corrie wartime canon. That's followed by talk of the completely unsurprising addition of Andy Whyment to the celebrity jungle in The Kabin, and we round things off with more of your listener feedback. Street Talk - 00:16:06 Interview: Maggie Sullivan - 01:58:31 The Kabin - 02:13:10 Feedback - 02:26:12

Morning Coffee to go! Recorded in a Danish hotel room, join Jon and Lucy as they share their experiences of Copenhagen and their long-overdue holiday. The coffee's great, the royal family is frustratingly good looking, and the micronation's druggy and bohemian, with just a hint of danger. A very Danish episode of Morning Coffee for your enjoyment.

The #RHOD girls attend the Jack Retro pop up event for Hard Night Good Morning, LeeAnne goes wedding dress shopping, Stephanie renews her vows, and the girls are off to Copenhagan! Hosts Rachel Robillard, Shanti Christina and Erika Edwards break down season 3, episode 12 “Where’s Copenhagen?” ABOUT REAL HOUSEWIVES OF DALLAS: The Real Housewives of Dallas (abbreviated RHOD) is an American reality television series on Bravo. The show was developed as the ninth installment of The Real Housewives franchise. It will focus on the personal and professional lives of several women living in Dallas, Texas, including Cary Deuber, Tiffany Hendra, Stephanie Hollman, LeeAnne Locken, and Brandi Redmond, with Marie Reyes in a recurring capacity. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Welcome and thank you for listening.  Lance Armstrong had one of the highest V02 max readings at 84.  Killian  Jornet, the world class ultra runner clocks in at an amazing level of 92.  In a study published in the Journal of the American Cardiology, August, 2018 investigators in Copenhagan followed 5000 males for 42 years to evaluate the effect of V02 max on longevity.  Those with the highest levels at age 50 lived 4.9 years longer than the lowest quartile.  We discuss V02 max and what it might mean for those interested in achieving optimal health and fitness.   I shared some struggles that I have encountered over the past week with members transitioning to plant based nutrition.  There are many stumbling blocks even when you have the best intentions.  It is like learning a new language when words have more than one meaning causing you to say something totally different than you had intended.   Weight loss plans are often mistaken as a means to health which cound not be further from the truth.  Most of these plan focus on portion control.  I received an invitation to an ice cream social that the hospital is sponsoring to celebrate their bariatric surgery program.  The belief is that if you control your portions even with radical surgery you still can eat unhealthful foods.  I received another invitation to a BBQ pig roast for doctor appreciation for the hospital.  They would not have that menu it they did not think the majority of doctors would find it appealing and enjoy the "occassional" overindulgence.  By supporting such events we are acknowledging our disconnect with food and health.  If your doctor does not take care of his or her own health, how will they ever take care of yours?   We have had the most success in reversing lifestyle diseases through our nutrition education programs.  Members have three classes to choose from weekly that review the why and how with regards to plant based nutrition.  We have a members only website that has cooking demonstrations and lectures that can be accessed if they cannot attend class.  Working together as a team with a physician and a registered dietitian provides the support needed to make achieving health and wellness a success.  Please check out the website at doctordulaney.com and email me at jami@doctordulaney.com with questions.  Sign up for the newsletter on the website to receive monthly newsletters sharing insights and tips to become the healthiest you.   Thank you for listening. 

This is a special anniversary edition of the ENW Podcast, celebrating our 300th episode! Inside this podcast, ENW will take a special look at some interesting news events that happened around the world 300 years, months, weeks and days ago today! We will start in London in 1717, then move to Yekaterinburg in June 1992, before heading to Copenhagan in the first week of October 2011 - before finishing up in the USA on September 17, 2016 - exactly 300 days ago today... (PDF) Download MP3

This is a special anniversary edition of the ENW Podcast, celebrating our 300th episode! Inside this podcast, ENW will take a special look at some interesting news events that happened around the world 300 years, months, weeks and days ago today! We will start in London in 1717, then move to Yekaterinburg in June 1992, before heading to Copenhagan in the first week of October 2011 - before finishing up in the USA on September 17, 2016 - exactly 300 days ago today... (PDF) Download MP3

Last week a young, physically healthy giraffe called Marius in a zoo in Copenhagen was put down, amidst an uproar from animal lovers. The zoo argued that it had to be done to prevent inbreeding, and produce a healthier population of giraffes. Here's your Quick Fire Science on the subject.... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

In this edition, host David Gordon meets the Tourism Minister of Tenerife, chats to travelwriter Tom Sweeney about Copenhagan and dines with the head chef at Lisbarnett House, Comber.  We also hear about San Francisco. You can find the show page at facebook.com/travelbitesradio and on Twitter at @trvlbitesradio