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This week World Rugby announced that they will be including head accelerations measured by smart mouthguards into the sport's head injury assessment protocols used at the top level of the game to help identify potential head injuries during a game. This is how they work, why the tech could be a game changer and the challenges facing their adoption.Credits: Opening clip Rugby World Cup Youtube channel SHOW NOTESSean Ingle's piece on the instrumented mouthguard technologyTwo articles that explore the elusive (and likely impossible) concussion threshold And journals.lww.com/acsm-essr/fulltext/2011/01000/biomechanics_of_sport_concussion__quest_for_the.3.aspxRuss Petty tweet on playing time of the semi-finalistsMy article on the iMGs from the Patron page, now public Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Are you familiar with the scripture Mathew 16:24, "Then said Jesus unto his disciples, If any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow me"? How was that taught when you heard it? Too often we are told we have to sacrifice for the church, our partners, our children, our parents, our jobs, etc., and this scripture is used to justify giving of ourselves even to the point of extreme pain and call it love. Is that what the scripture means? Why are you martyring yourself?Credits:Opening and Closing Song: Neon feat. Prayz1 by AshlandSupport the showSign up for the host, LuzCelenia's mailing list HERECLICK HERE to join our PRIVATE FB Community, Sex and Sensuality for the ChurchyWatch on YouTubeAs always,BE AS RADIANT AS THE SUN!

Four tales of the strange and unusual!   Listener Warning: The stories in this episode contain frightening and some violent content. (see below credits for trigger warnings)   Credits: Opening and Closing Credits by Codefreq @codefreqmusic     All stories by Kyle Clark   Readers The Lure House - Kyle Clark @kyleclarkisrad   Gameshow - Matthew Burnside @matthewburnside   Package C - Joe Kaye @joecharleskaye   Safety Demonstration - Adam Crosse @thearcknight   Trigger Warnings: The Lure House – teens in peril   Gameshow – violence, threats of violence towards children, dead spouse, emotional torture   Package C – disease, capitalism, terrorism   Safety Demonstration – aviation disasters, The Boy Scouts of America   HAPPY HALLOWEEN FROM THIS IS RAD!         Get your RADTOBER 2022 T-SHIRT from Tee Public!!! (Laura Knight (@lmknightart) has outdone herself!!!) (dummy link, real link coming) https://www.teepublic.com/stores/this-is-rad   Go to @thisisradpodcast on instagram or @thisisradpod on twitter and leave a comment in the episode post for this episode with a comment about the episode and tag a friend and you'll be entered to win a Radtober Prize Pack. We'll pick a new winner every week in Radtober!  

In episode 5 of A Special Place In Hell, Sarah and Meghan get into some pretty spicy territory: the monoculture of academia (may not be suitable for sensitive listeners or people without PhDs) and the omnipresence of pornography. Citing a recent Washington Post article about the percentage of professors whose parents also held PhDs, Sarah talks about the lack of conservative thinkers on college campuses and wonders how anyone can get a complete education in such an environment. She and Meghan ponder the differences between left-leaning intellectuals and conservative intellectuals, a line of inquiry that inevitably leads to a discussion of female conservatives and whether they are hotter than liberal women.The girls/women then move on to the more staid subject of pornography. Inspired by a July 6 post by Emma Collins on Wesley Yang's Year Zero Substack newsletter, they discuss the psychological effects of early and frequent porn exposure, particularly on young men. They compare and contrast their own earliest exposures to porn (Sarah saw online porn when she was eleven-years-old; Meghan had to make do with furtive peeks at her friends' fathers hidden Playboy stashes) and wonder if the sexual function of all of modern civilization is being wiped out by increasingly hardcore and exaggerated visual stimulation.Bonus Content (only for subscribers, here) is big this week! Sarah and Meghan discuss (wait for it . . .) gender ideology and wonder why they are so obsessed with it. (More accurately, they ask why everyone isn't as obsessed with it as they are.) They discuss (and disagree a bit on) whether there is such a thing as “true trans” and also return to a subject previously discussed on The Unspeakable: which dictators, terrorists and depots are hot.To get access, please consider becoming a paying subscriber!Other highlights:Meghan describes a recent meltdown over the challenges of the creator economy and contemplates going back to (gasp) . . . writing.Sarah explains how, growing up in the 1990s and 2000s, “feminism” was presented as chiefly about sex positivity. This is very different from Meghan's 1970s and 1980s experience. (Also, Meghan doesn't get the choking thing.)Sarah discusses how devoid from reality philanthropy can be. Relevant links:Washington Post: People From Elite Backgrounds Increasingly Dominate Academia Wesley Yang's Year Zero Substack: The Case Against The Sexual Revolution Meghan's oped writing course: She said the wrong dates last week and failed to mention it altogether this week. But please note that Meghan's Zoom workshop in opinion writing will run four consecutive Mondays in August beginning August 8. Application deadline 7/27. More info here. Sarah's Substack Newsletter Hold That Thought Meghan's project-in-progress, The Unspeakeasy: an intellectual community for freethinking women. Credits:Opening music by Mia Dyson. (Opening quotation: Madeleine Albright.)Ending music: Dating A Porn Star by The Weepies. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit aspecialplace.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode Morgan tells you about how Dawn joined the Empire, what Dawnish culture is like, and tries to convince you to join Dawn. GLORY!Credits: Opening song is an extract from a song by Rhion Thresher of Dawn as played by Geoffrey Willoughby. The poem extract about the Knight Protector's tourney is written by Claude Cutter of Dawn.To keep up to date, don't forget to subscribe. Got any questions, comments, or suggestions? Feel free to get in touch and follow us on our socials! Find us @larpsandtarps on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter

In order to recognise what brings you peace you have to know and understand your non-negotiables.In the workplaces often white-dominated where we Black Women are often in the minority what does peace look like? Workplaces are often anxiety-driven toxic places so peace is often a myth, but when we are clear on our non-negotiables we must be in a place and position to communicate them even if it means using the system to do so because that in itself is our pursuit of PEACE!*This episode includes x1 dilemma.Credits:Opening segment from 'Know For Sure Podcast'.Referenced episode from the Toya Talks Podcast 'Not Every Battle Is Your Destiny To Fight' - Season 2 Ep 44Email me:  hello@toyatalks.com    Twitter: @toya_w (#ToyaTalksPodcast)    Snapchat: @toyawashington    Instagram: @toya_washington & @toya_talks   YouTube: At Home With Toya https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbXlRNLSYLuA9GbPB8cUYvQ  www.toyatalks.com https://toyatalks.com/ 

"What is Truth?" is a question Pontius Pilate asks Jesus (John 18:37-38) and unfortunately walks away before a response. Questions about truth continue to arise such as,” is truth absolute, or is it relative to individual perspective?” What does truth accomplish? The purpose of this discussion is to explore the bible's presentation and explanation of Truth to answer these questions and more. Credits: Opening theme written by Olufunto Akinterinwa and voiced by Tendy Hosts: Seyi Dodo-Williams & Seun Dodo-Williams --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thekindlingpodcast/support

My Sippers! Wass Tea? This is the beginning! Setting the expectations for the future! Send questions, comments, feedback to my personal email: shymovement94@gmail.com You can add my IG: @chais_teaa for upcoming topics as well! Credits: Opening song: Masego- Tadow (Instrumental)

Did you know it’s been roughly four years since Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission issued its final report? If all you follow is mainstream media, likely not: which is odd, because the work of the TRC very much remains open in the form of its 94 Calls to Action—few of which are anywhere near complete. Joining host/producer Rick Harp to share their assessment of where Canada stands on those Calls are Ryerson University's Eva Jewell (Assistant Professor of Sociology) and Ian Mosby (Assistant Professor of History). An assessment recently published by the Yellowhead Institute in its brief, “Calls To Action Accountability: A Status Update On Reconciliation.” CREDITS: Opening/closing theme is 'nesting,' by birocratic; interstitial is 'Holiday Gift' by Kai Engel (CC BY 4.0).

Krys continues with a "kinda toddy", Doyin has a Paloma with Mike's Hot Honey. This week, we discuss edible gummies (they aren't for the kids), Moncler/Gucci blackface, the Grammy's and more. We celebrate the #blackgirlmagic of Marsai Martin in our someone/something. Then, for our Pour Life Decision, we discuss contagious emotions and how to combat them. Grab a drink and listen along! Chat with us: @pourlifedecision on IG @pldpod on Twitter hello@pourlifedecision.com on email Episode Notes: Why Emotions are Contagious - http://www.oprah.com/relationships/emotional-contagion-why-emotions-are-contagious/all How to Protect Yourself from Contagious Emotions - https://advice.shinetext.com/articles/how-to-protect-yourself-from-contagious-emotions/ Drink recipe https://punchdrink.com/recipes/emotional-rescue/ Credits: Opening drop: Andrew Caldwell remixed by @j_stclair_notsinclair Closing: Emotions by h-town --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Dr. Hanan Gazit Ph.D. is hosting Ziv Lavee, former Eye Click Senior Q&A, Avid Gamer at Work and Games Studies fellow researcher. On this #GamefulHeroes episode, Ziv and Hanan discuss the British Army campaign for gamers, Amazon Gaming new MMO, WOW, Black Mirror's Bandersnatch Netflix's Movie gamification (no spoilers;-), Blockchain and the future of Gaming, Eye Click's gamification solutions for business and Video games for Kids in hospitals. Game-On! This episode is brought to you by juloot interactive: https://juloot.com Start Play your Life! Credits:Opening cue: Meirav Frakash-Sahad [in Heb]Music: Mighty Eight Bit Ranger &Free From the Matrix via TeknoAxe.comClosing - Alon Kaplan

Disclaimer: In this episode, we discuss Surviving R. Kelly. If you want to avoid this segment, it starts at 35:38 and ends at 56:15. We love you! This week, we have a little testosterone on the pod! Krys has Crown Royal Apple for the first time :-/, Doyin has a chile spiced old fashion, Becca has an apple cider Kentucky mule and Rob has homemade muscadine wine. We talk about Kevin Hart, Golden Globes, the new coiffed look the young folks are doing and more. And for our pour life decision, we talk about social media fatigue and self-care. Mix up a cocktail and join us! Episode Notes: Black Golden Globe Winners -https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_black_Golden_Globe_Award_winners_and_nominees Social Media and Self Care -https://www.forbes.com/sites/janeclairehervey/2018/03/21/is-social-media-stressing-you-out-here-are-9-self-care-tips/#1398daa2b4bd Drink Recipe - https://www.howsweeteats.com/2012/10/apple-cider-sangria/ Credits: Opening - @comical_tee Ending - Mo Bamba by Sheck Wes --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

(Bukan) review film Bohemian Rhapsody dari sudut pandang subyektif seorang fans Queen. Ya hitung-hitung buat teman nonton film Bohemian Rhapsody. Salah satu fakta itu ada hubungannya dengan Indonesia, meskipun nggak disebut di film sih. Bisa nebak? Credits: - Opening music used in this episode: "Carpe Diem" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License - Short sudio clips used as ilustration was taken from Bohemian Rhapsody trailer and also some Queen Songs (We will rock you, I'm in Love with My Car) and Smile - Doin Alright. - This podcast is used for non commercial use. - Sound effect: freesound.org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/suarane/message

This time we decide to shake up our usual format by talking about everything that's wrong with Heathers, the 1988 movie directed by Michael Lehmann and starring. Winona Ryder and Christian Slater. "Last time it was a movie from 2005 and now you're doing a movie from 1988??" I hear you asking. No, see, it's topical and relevant(er) because Heathers the Musical premiered Off Broadway in 2014 and it is through this lens that the original flaws in Heathers the movie become so apparent. Well. Now that I've made that sound super exciting and not dry at all, get ready for an episode chalk full of opinions and clips from Heathers the Musical because Tracy wanted this to be an Everything That's Right episode, but that's not our name... Credits: Opening and closing music: Circus Bender by The Polish Ambassador Positivity Corner music: Oh! By Jingo! by All-Star Trio People Agree With Us music: ¡Qué Paciencia! by Los Sundayers Also, in People Agree with Us we included a clip from. WHY HEATHERS IS FAN-FREAKIN-TASTIC! by Amy Lovatt without crediting it as it was used. Apologies.

In This Episode Guest: Jen Carfagno, The Weather Channel’s AMHQ Co-Host Lightning Round: Don’t Forget the Quote (Groundhog Day) Titan U Minute with Chris Sanner: Forecast Models Part 3 We discuss the inspirations and challenges for women in meteorology with Jen, Kim and Dina. Wx Resources: We provide some great weather sites, apps and equipment Weather Fools: We share the foolish things people do in bad weather situations Listener/Viewer Comments and Questions Who will be our next guest? Sponsor: Danner Boots at www.Danner.com Our Guest Jen Carfagno, The Weather Channel AMHQ Jen Carfagno is co-host of AMHQ weekdays from 5-9 a.m. ET on The Weather Channel.  Jen earned her bachelor's degree in meteorology from Pennsylvania State University in 1998 - a year after an internship with The Weather Channel. Later that year, she joined The Weather Channel as a full-time forecaster. Jen has developed and led Weather Camps around the country and continues to speak to students about a passion of hers - science. Twitter @JenCarfagno Facebook TWCJenCarfagno HairDoodle by Former TWC Meteorologist Heather Tesch Titan U Minute with Chris Sanner: www.TorndaoTitans.com WxResources Links Kim: Jon Erdman on Twitter @wxjerdman Dina: NWS 24 hour Snowfall Reports Weather Fools Links Dina: Ice Water Snowmobiling Submit your questions or comments about this show to questions@stormfrontfreaks.com and we may read it on our next episode! Next episode (47), we’ll be talking drones in weather and storm chasing with Cloud to Ground Storm Chaser, Ray Leichner. Credits: Opening and Closing Music: Andrew Slotta

The boys are back! Ohhhh indeed and pixelated Radio podcast raised 1,060 dollars for Extra Life charity. Thank you to everyone who helped out, watched, shared or just even said good luck! We love you! This week the boys talk about the Ea crazy batshit drama going on with loot boxes. Has gaming changed? games talked about: Wolfenstein, Skyforge, Skyrim, Fallout, Xbox One X, Cod WII, and much more. As always check out our facebook! Search Ohhhh Indeed Podcast! and check out pixelated paranormal and pixelated radio podcast and Pixelated sausage. DO IT! thanks everyone! CREDITS: Opening scene - turkey scene from scary movie 2 (Happy thanksgiving) Oakvale theme - Fable High Enough - K.Flay

Credits: Opening music credit goes to Riju Mukhopadhyay & Pavan Cherukumilli Who is on the show: In this episode, we host Scott Hartley. He is a venture capitalist and author of THE FUZZY AND THE TECHIE , a Financial Times business book of the month, and finalist for the Financial Times and McKinsey & Company’s Bracken Bower Prize for an author under 35. Why is he on the show: Apart from being a VC and having written a good book, he has also served as a Presidenhttp://amzn.to/2rAeUmWtial Innovation Fellow at the White House, a Partner at Mohr Davidow Ventures (MDV), […]

Tracy and Reagan discuss the adaptation of Diana Gabaldon's Outlander book series to a tv show on the Starz network.  Highlights include a frank discussion of the flaws and successes of the wedding night sex scene, why epilogues are terrible, the word "handles" used to describe Twitter usernames just like someone who hasn't used the internet since the days of IRC, and "positivities" as a noun, because sometimes you just have to go with the word that your brain gives you instead of pausing to find the right one.  This isn't an essay, it is a podcast.  Ye be warned. Credits: Opening and closing music: Circus Bender by The Polish Ambassador Positivity Corner music: Oh! By Jingo! by All-Star Trio People Agree With Us music: ¡Qué Paciencia! by Los Sundayers Also, we try to cite our sources before we reference them in the podcast itself but we missed one, so the interview clip we use with Toby Menzies can be found here.

In This Episode Guest:  Jon Erdman, Sr. Meteorologist and Columnist for The Weather Channel (weather.com) Lightning Round:  The Perfect Storm Hi or Lo The team discusses Winter Storm Warnings Confusion Weather Fools: We share our most crazy examples WxResources: Highlighting weather resources for our listeners Listener Questions and Comments Our Guest Jon Erdmann, Sr. Meteorologist and Writer, The Weather Channel-Digital Synoptic meteorologist with substantial experience in severe convective, winter, tropical, and extended-range forecasting. Focus on leveraging research & technology to create compelling, engaging content to communicate weather risk and perspective. Online and on-air segments both produced & executed. Particularly interested in weather research & consultation for forensic clients & weather risk management. Jon on Twitter: http://twitter.com/wxjerdman Jon on Facebook:  http://www.facebook.com/wxjerdman Winter Storm Warnings Confusion What's Wrong with This Picture by Gary Szatkowski The Day We Lost Atlanta by Rebecca Burns http://www.weather.gov/bgm/WinterTerms Weather Fools Links Dina: Selfie Too Close to the Waves Phil: FEMA requests recovery money back from Mississippi city WxResources Links Jen: MODIS Today Dina: Winter Weather Decorder App Phil: Seasonality Go App   Submit your questions or comments to questions@stormfrontfreaks.com and we may read it on our next episode! We’ll be at Indiana ChaserCon November 19! Credits Opening and Closing Music: Andrew Slotta  

In This Episode Guest:  John Belski, Meteorologist, WLKY-TV and Author of Backyard Weather Folklore Lightning Round:  Who Wants To Be A Millionaire on Groundhog Day The team discusses Drowning Deaths from Hurricane Matthew Weather Fools: We share our most crazy examples WxResources: Highlighting weather resources for our listeners Listener Questions and Comments Episode 13 Guest will be Jon Erdmann, Meteorologist, The Weather Channel Our Guest John Belski, Meteorologist, WLKY-TV in Louisville, KY and Author of Backyard Weather Folklore   John worked for WLKY in the 1980's and then for WAVE-TV in the 1990's until 2010.  Over the years he received various awards. Among these were a Regional Emmy for severe weather coverage and a Special Service Award from the National Weather Service. He was recipient of the national Mark Trail Award from the National Weather Service for public education about weather radios.  He was voted Best Meteorologist of Louisville and the Best of Kentucky numerous times by different publications.  On the science end of the weather, John was the first meteorologist in the country to present a daily 14 day forecast. He was even invited to the White House to meet with President Clinton and Vice-President Gore for a discussion on global warming.  On the fun end of the weather, John wrote a book titled, Backyard Weather Folklore.      Belski’s Blog (find links to the book here)  John on Twitter @JohnBelskiWLKY John Belski on Facebook   Backyard Weather Folklore Book can also be purchased for $15 (includes shipping) through the mail at: John Belski WLKY 1918 Mellwood Ave. Louisville, KY 40206 Drowning Deaths in Hurricane Matthew The Wx Social: Fine, Water Doesn’t Scare You? How About Ten Thousand Dollars? By Josh Eachus Weather Fools Links   Dina: YouTube Funny and Weird Weather Compilation 2016 WxResources Links Kathryn: Earth.nullschool.net Dina: Living Earth App Phil: 5-0 Radio Police Scanner App (iOS) (Android)   Submit your questions or comments to questions@stormfrontfreaks.com and we may read it on our next episode!   We’ll be at Indiana ChaserCon November 19! Credits Opening and Closing Music: Andrew Slotta  

It's the finale! Kevin Mullaney and Justin Hamby are joined by Lindsay Williams to discuss the finale of HBO's The Night Of. We discuss the resolution of the case and the fate of the all the characters. Get more episodes at thenightofpodcast.com Subscribe and rate on iTunes Send us feedback at feedback@thenightofpodcast.com Like us on Facebook and watch us record the show live. Follow Kevin on twitter at @ircmullaney. Credits: Opening music clip: The Night Of Theme by Jeff Russo Closing music clip: In Fielder by Miro Bell

Tracy and Reagan discuss the many things wrong with Jurassic World, with help from a very special (silent) guest. Credits: Opening and closing music: Circus Bender by The Polish Ambassador Positivity Corner music: Oh! By Jingo! by All-Star Trio People Agree With Us music: ¡Qué Paciencia! by Los Sundayers

In This Episode Guests:  Ian Enterline, Firefighter and SKYWARN Area Manager in Richmond, VA and Todd Krause, Warning Coordination Meteorologist at NWS-Twin Cities. Lightning Round:  Match Game Style! Storm School with Brady teaches about lightning The team discusses Severe Weather Warning of the Public Weather Fools: We share our most crazy examples Weather Resources: New segment highlighting weather resources for our listeners Our Guests Ian Enterline is a 12 year Professional Firefighter and Acting Officer in the Richmond, VA metro area and is also the Area Manager for the metro SKYWARN radio storm spotter network. NWS Wakefield, VA SKYWARN Twitter @rvastormchase Todd Krause is the Warning Coordination Meteorologist at NWS-Twin Cities, MN and is also responsible for SKYWARN spotter training. NWS-Twin Cities Warning Discussion Link The Weather Social:  Where do you get your warning? By Mike Johnson Sponsor   Nimbus4 Severe Weather Detection Device - visit www.stormfrontfreaks.com or our Facebook page www.facebook.com/stormfrontfreaks for details on how to win a Nimbus4 device valued at over $800. Weather Fools Links   Phil:  MS Windows 10 pop-up update screen during Des Moines forecast Marc: Denver Severe Storm   Weather Resources Links   Phil: MetEd weather education classes Brady: Weatherbell radar and maps   Submit your questions or comments to questions@stormfrontfreaks.com or on Twitter @stormfrontfreak We may read it on our next episode! Credits: Opening and Closing Music:  Andrew Slotta

In this bonus episode of the podcast hear Sarjeant Gallery staff talk about the reopening of Sarjeant on the Quay. Credits: Opening music performed by Ben Power at the Sarjeant on the Quay reopening. Closing music performed by Alan Cruise-Johnston at the Sarjeant on the Quay reopening.

Steve “Sid” Osgood explains what it is like to be lit on fire at an actual rock and roll show. Includes actual video footage of the event.  Sid also talks about his early years playing bass in a punk band, how he got his nick name, and many other interesting stories.     Credits: Opening […]