Podcast appearances and mentions of dylan simon

ENERGY IN ACTION - EPISODE 041 EveryLife Foundation Newborn Screening The EveryLife Foundation is dedicated to empowering the rare disease patient community to advocate for impactful, science-driven legislation and policies that advance the equitable development of treatments, cures and life-saving diagnoses. Claire Ellis and Dylan Simon join me to discuss the importance of the Newborn Screening Saves Lives Reauthorization Act. Many rare disease patients are found through the newborn screening process, a full panel containing 35 disease screens. EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS What is newborn screening? Newborn screening detects conditions that, if left untreated, can cause disabilities, developmental delays, serious illness or even death. If diagnosed early, many of these disorders can be managed successfully. Newborns are screened for genetic, metabolic, hormonal, and functional conditions that are not otherwise apparent at birth. In addition to testing, newborn screening programs consist of educational and resource materials for parents and training for healthcare professionals. How can the community get involved? Anyone can get involved by reaching out and contacting their senators about Senate Bill 350 and the importance of this legislation for the community. Let them know that you support the Newborn Screening Saves Lives Reauthorization Act as it is currently written. Why don't all 50 states conduct the same newborn screening? The disorders that newborns are screened for is set at the state level and each state implements their screening program differently. We're working to pass RUSP Alignment Legislation so that as disorders are added to the RUSP, states will automatically add these disorders to their newborn screening panels. The newborn screening legislation aims to align states, implement a timeline for screening to begin, and ensure resources are available for states to fund newborn screening panels and any disorders added to it in the future. How is a new diagnosis added to the Recommended Uniform Screening Panel (RUSP)? This is done through the Federal Advisory Committee, Heritable Disorders in Newborns and Children, which is under the Health Resources and Services Administration (HERSA). The advisory committee looks at properly identifying newborns, properly treating newborns and the overall benefit. How many newborns are identified annually through newborn screening as having one of the 35 diseases? The current estimation is approximately 1 in 300 newborns, though some states are not testing for all 35 diseases on the federal RUSP. CONNECT WITH EVERYLIFE Website https://everylifefoundation.org/ EveryLife Foundation for Rare Diseases on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/EveryLifeOrg/ EveryLife Foundation @EveryLifeOrg on Twitter https://twitter.com/EveryLifeOrg

Buddy, Dylan & Simon review Billie Eilish's new album, Happier Than Ever. Their first experience with Billie's music, thoughts on the previous album, first impressions, an quick overall review and a track by track review/summary. 00.00.00 - Intro00.10.42   - First Impressions and Overall Review00.22.25  - Track By Track Review01.54.45   - Outro HOSTBuddy Watson - @Buddywatson12Radio Watson - @RadioWatson_ GUESTSDylan Blight - @vivaladilExplosion NetworkSimon Blackburn - @precisepathTake My ToneLiz Dexic PLATFORMSAPPLE      - bit.ly/RDWAppleSPOTIFY - bit.ly/RDWSpotGOOGLE  - bit.ly/RDWPlaySIMPLEC - bit.ly/RDWSCast

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Megan Romer and Dylan Simon talk about Volunteer Instructors Teaching Adults (VITA) and Adult Illiteracy in the Lafayette Area. To buy tickets you can visit VITA's website. Subscribe to be notified of new episodes! And come visit us at Alexander Books at 2116 Johnston St. Lafayette, LA 70503 Email: alexanderbookstore@gmail.com To stay updated follow us on social media: Facebook Instagram Upcoming Events: Ladies of St. Mary's - April 4 at 7pm - Holland Family Great Books Discussion - April 13 at 6pm - Plato's Republic Books 1 and 2 Stories Matter - April 23 at 6:30pm

Kyle Albarado and Dylan Simon talk about "How to Read a Book" by Mortimer Adler. If you want to know how to be a better reader and get more out of the books that you read, than this is the podcast you need to listen to (and book you need to read). In Pt. 2, we go over the last 2 of the 4 stages of reading: Analytical Reading and Syntopical Reading. Here are the documents Kyle provided How to Read: The Essentials of Active Reading Reference Guide to Becoming a *Demanding* Reader Subscribe to be notified of new episodes! And come visit us at Alexander Books at 2116 Johnston St. Lafayette, LA 70503 Email: alexanderbookstore@gmail.com To stay updated follow us on social media: Facebook Instagram Upcoming Events: Stories Matter - April 23 at 6:30pm Ladies of St. Mary's - April 4 at 7pm Great Books Discussion - April 13 at 6pm - Plato's Republic Books 1 and 2

Kyle Albarado and Dylan Simon talk about "How to Read a Book" by Mortimer Adler. If you want to know how to be a better reader and get more out of the books that you read, than this is the podcast you need to listen to (and book you need to read). In Pt 1, we go over the first 2 of the 4 stages of reading: Elementary Reading and Inspectional Reading. Subscribe so you can be notified when Pt. 2 of the episode is released and to be notified when our next podcasts will be released. And come visit us at Alexander Books at 2116 Johnston St. Lafayette, LA 70503 To stay updated follow us on social media: Facebook Instagram Upcoming Events: Stories Matter - Tuesday March 19th 6:30pm Ladies of St. Mary's - TBD Great Books Discussion - TBD

Ken Soper and Dylan Simon make analog synthesizer music . . . WITH THEIR MINDS!!! Sabine Schlunk from Gallery F asked me to curate the music portion for the August 27th opening reception of the exhibition Figure 1: Scientists and Artists Picture the Intangible. The T.I. crew ended up doing a total of three improvs [...]

The precipice between noise and melody, staring Brady Sharpe on guitar, Matt Hamilton on guitar, Dylan Simon on Arp Odyssey synth and Echoplex, and Bobobobobob on Korg MS-20.

Not responsible for demonic possessions caused by this episode! Starring Anderson Cook, Dylan Simon, and DaveX.