Podcasts about end breast cancer

In this episode, your host Amy Milne gets real with Lisa Cohen, Chief Copywriter & Wordsmith at Beyond Fundraising Inc. And we have a surprise in store for you: we're flipping the script as Amy takes the hot seat and Lisa asks the questions! After a career in Commercial Banking at Scotiabank, Lisa was was lucky enough to meet Amy through a mutual acquaintance and start her second career at Beyond as an event logistics manager, fundraising specialist and most recently, copywriter extraordinaire. She's since taken on a third career as a health & fitness coach, but more on that in another episode. Lisa kicks things off by taking us back to when Amy was a child & youth worker - bet ya didn't know that! Then we dive deep into some of Amy's favourite moments from producing the first ever Weekend to End Breast Cancer, what led to her decision to start her own non-profit event production company and how she continued to leverage her entrepreneurial spirit to navigate the pandemic (and come out on top!). Amy shares about some of the services Beyond offers that can help take your events to the next level, and take some of the load off your plate. Amy's undeniable passion for all things events really shines through, and she's here to remind us that non-profit event professionals matter, and her team is here to take you and your organizations beyond!“It was amazing, this epic feeling of changing individual lives as well as lives of people we'll never know.” - Amy MilneConnect with us:Beyond Fundraising Inc: https://www.startingbeyond.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amy-milne-8946791/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/milneamyr/https://www.instagram.com/startbeyond/Ready to take your Participant Emails from worn out to WOW? Join my free online masterclass where you'll learn: 1. How to craft a meaningful pre-event participant journey2. Create emails that convert instead of confuse3. How using the Storybrand framework can help you create ease in all of your event communications, including your websites, social media and more More: https://www.startingbeyond.com/webinar

“Find a great need in a near edge and act upon it to make a difference” as my father always encouraged. This has proven to be a powerful recipe for action, especially for Nancy Brinker, a three-time Ambassador and New York Times best-selling author, and Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient. She launched two impactful charitable… The post Nancy Brinker: Leading the Global Movement to End Breast Cancer appeared first on Kitchen Chat.

"Find a great need in a near edge and act upon it to make a difference" as my father always encouraged. This has proven to be a powerful recipe for action, especially for Nancy Brinker, a three-time Ambassador and New York Times best-selling author, and Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient. She launched two impactful charitable organizations from her kitchen table. Nancy is regarded as the leader of the global breast cancer movement. Her journey began with promise to her dying sister, Susan G. Komen that she would do everything possible to end the shame, fear and hopelessness caused by this disease. Since 1982, Susan G Komen Foundation has invested nearly $1.1 billion in breast cancer research. The second charity that Nancy recently founded is the Promise Fund of Florida, which helps ensure that every woman, regardless of her circumstances has access to life-saving cancer resources. She was shocked to discover that 80,000 women ages 18-65 in Palm Beach County do not have health insurance coverage, and 30% of breast cancers are at an advanced stage when diagnosed. Kitchen Chat was honored to sit with Nancy at this very kitchen table where she started The Promise Fund of Florida to discuss an issue that is important to both of us. Nancy and I are breast cancer survivors. Nancy Brinker and I met at Women's Entrepreneurship Day Organization (WEDO) event at the United Nations where she was being honored by Wendy Diamond, the founder of the WEDO. During our Kitchen Chat, Nancy and I of course bonded over our love and appreciation of food. She shared highlights from her favorite meals as U.S. Ambassador to Hungary along with her appreciation of her late husband's accomplishments as a pioneer within the restaurant industry. Norman Brinker was the founder of Steak and Ale and CEO of Brinker International which owns Chili's Grill and Bar, Romano's Macaroni Grill and Maggiano's Little Italy. He is credited for revolutionizing the casual-dining restaurants in the United States. In a full circle, "hugs from heaven" moment, Nancy invited me to join her for the Women of Distinction awards luncheon in Palm Beach which is hosted by Palm Beach Atlantic University. She of course is a past honoree. What she didn't realize is that when my father was president of Palm Beach Atlantic University over thirty years ago, he actually helped create this concept of honoring women in the community. Please help support the Promise Fund of Florida and make an impact for women to have access to life-saving cancer resources. Thank you, Nancy Brinker for finding "a great need in a near edge and acting upon it to make a huge difference." Savor the day! Be sure and visit https://www.kitchenchat.info

Ambassador Nancy G. Brinker (https://nancybrinker.com/) is Founder of the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation (https://www.komen.org/) and Co-Founder of the Promise Fund of Florida (https://www.promisefundofflorida.org/). Amb. Brinker is a three-time Ambassador and New York Times best-selling author who is regarded as the leader of the global breast cancer movement. Her journey began with a promise to her dying sister, Susan G. Komen, that she would do everything possible to end the shame, pain, fear, and hopelessness caused by this disease. In one generation, the organization that bears Susan's name has changed the world. In 2009, President Barack Obama honored Amb. Brinker with the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor, for this work. The same year, she was named Goodwill Ambassador for Cancer Control for the United Nations' World Health Organization, where she continued her mission to put cancer control at the top of the world health agenda. In 2010, Amb. Brinker released her New York Times best-selling memoir “Promise Me - How a Sister's Love Launched the Global Movement to End Breast Cancer”, an inspirational story of her transformation from bereaved sister to the undisputed leader of the ongoing international movement to end breast cancer. From 2001-2003, Amb. Brinker served as U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of Hungary and served as U.S. Chief of Protocol from 2007-2009. Amb. Brinker is also the host of a weekly show on Newsmax TV which features news makers, corporate leaders, and high-profile cultural thought leaders. In 2018, Amb. Brinker spearheaded the Dev InterruptedWhat the smartest minds in engineering are thinking about, working on and investing in.Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify Healthy Lifestyle Solutions with Maya AcostaAre you ready to upgrade your health to a new level and do so by learning from experts...Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify Stop Drinking and Start Living Podcast With Expert Holistic Alcohol Coach, Mary WagstaffPractical Tools & Strategies To Get Alcohol Out Of Your Way & Enhance Your LifeListen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

This weekend marks the 15th anniversary of the National Marathon to End Breast Cancer and other charitable events to support the Donna Foundation and research to end breast cancer. Lucia Viti has more with event founder and namesake Donna Deegan.

SHOW NOTES We continue our conversation on breast cancer awareness. In this episode, Gwendolyn Ngu joins us again, this time with two other special guests; another breast cancer survivor and a medical doctor. We dive deeper into the topic of breast cancer with greater emphasis on the science. Akwi Tah also shares her gruesome journey battling cancer while Dr Munoh, an oncologist, gives us more insight into the disease from a medical perspective.  You will learn a lot about Breast cancer in this episode; the different types that exist and how they are classified, the causes, genetic features, etc. You will also learn about different treatment options and the future of treatment in general.   [00:01- 02: 02] Opening segment   [02:03 - 08:30] Introduction of Topic and Guests An overview of breast cancer Important facts and statistics Prognosis and prevalence in Africa   [08:31 -  12:30]  Breast cancer and race Prevalence of breast cancer in black women vs white women Some statistics Prognosis in black women compared to other races The case for black women in Africa   [12:31 - 17: 30] Signs and Symptoms of Breast Cancer Screening Diagnosis   [17: 31 -  23:20] Preventive Care Cancer risks Medical recommendations Common screening practices Genetics and family history   [23:21 - 30:30] Akwi Tah's Breast Cancer Story Getting diagnosed Getting the news of a cancer diagnosis Dealing with the knowledge of her new health status Her treatment process   [30:31 -  35: 22] Revisiting Gwendolyn's Story Getting diagnosed Difference between her case and Akwi's case Her treatment process   [35:23 - 46: 40] Classification of Breast Cancers Dr Munoh reacts to both Cancer stories The role of patients in diagnosis and treatment Kinds of breast cancer History of cancer treatments Scientific progress and evolution Treatment options   [46: 41 - 54: 10]  Breast Cancer/Cancer treatment in Cameroon and Africa The healthcare system for cancer Availability of cancer treatment specialists   [54: 11- END] Breast Cancer in Men Prevalence Classifications Treatment Part 3 to come   Quotable Tweets “Breast cancer is actually the most prevalent cancer in women and at any given time, there are about 8 million women living with breast cancer in the world. With advancements in science, a lot of those women are getting to live with breast cancer and survive with breast cancer.” - Dr Munoh Foma “The prevalence of breast cancer is a bit skewed in African because we have problems with screening. From all the history we know about cancers till date show that that if we start screening for cancers early, we will catch them early and we are going to be able to cure them early. So public health education and screening is so important.” - Dr Munoh Foma “Breast cancer is slightly more prevalent in black women below the age of 50 years. Black women tend to have it early, they tend to have the more sever forms of it and also tend to to not respond to treatment as much as women from other races. After the age of 50 or 60, the prevalence is the same amongst black and white women.“ - Dr Munoh Foma “It is very common for us physicians to actually downplay the symptoms of patients especially if we are  dealing with situations we are not used to. That is why I always say patients should be their own advocate. At times you would have something that no one else knows about and you will know about it better than your doctor because there are so many diseases out there.” - Dr Munoh Foma You can connect with us on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, or send us an email at hello@livingafricanpodcast.com. Check out our website www.livingafricanpodcast.com for more resources and to learn more.   Contact Akwi Tah: Instagram - DARE TO LIVE WITH ANJOH Facebook - Akwi ANJOH Website - www.daretolivewithanjoh.org and via WhatsApp 9802728050.   Contact Dr Foma: Dr Foma Munoh Kenne, MD, MPH Richmond University Medical Center for Cancer Care 1000 South Ave. Office Tel: (718) 816-4949 Fmunohkenne@runcsi.org Staten Island, NY, 10314   Contact Gwendolyn Ngu: Facebook: Royal_warriorr Instagram: royal warrior cancer support Web: www.royalwarrior.org Email: info@royalwarrior.org   You can connect with Anyoh on: Facebook (@anyohf), Instagram (@anyohfombad), and Twitter (@anyohfombad).

Sutha Shanmugarajah graduated from the University of Toronto with a Bachelor of Science degree in Biochemistry. Currently, she works as a Clinical Research Coordinator for the Psoriatic Arthritis Program at the Toronto Western Hospital. She has a deep love of reading books with inspirational and motivational themes, as well as having a spiritual lifestyle. Sutha spends her free time volunteering and assisting people in need. She is dedicated to charity work, and derives satisfaction from the happiness of those that she helps. Every year, Sutha takes part in different activities that bring meaning to her life. In the past, she has climbed the United Way CN Tower Stair Climb, completed the 60 km walk for the Weekend to End Breast Cancer, ran a half marathon to raise funds for arthritis, took part in multiple 5km/10km walks to raise funds for different charities, coordinated a number of bake sales to raise money for arthritis program, has coordinated food drives, and has helped prepare meals for the homeless in shelters. In addition, she has spearheaded children's book drive and clothing drive that was devoted to impoverished families overseas. She takes on volunteer activities where there is a need for help. One of her meaningful volunteering opportunities was for the Invictus Games. Instagram:   @sshanmug2019 Facbook:    https://www.facebook.com/sutha.shanmugarajah.7

In episode 31 we talk with Kara Schmitz from The Pink Social. She shares her story of why she created the fundraiser in honor of her Mom and how it has grown over the years. She provides information about self exams and what to look for. Kara also talks about current efforts against cancer and where funding is still short. Kara's story is inspiring and proof that one person can make a huge impact on the lives of others just by turning an idea into action. Featuring the song "I Fall" by local musician Cassondra Lea.Learn more about The Pink Social at:https://www.karastake.com/the-pink-socialInstagramFacebookPurchase TicketsBio: As a wife, mama of 2, Content Consultant, and the founder of The Pink Social, Kara is busy in the best way! That includes being on top of sharing what's new & happening in the Lake Minnetonka community via her blog, KarasTake.com, where she keeps her posts short & sweet for her fellow busy readers. She shares local stories to empower you to make the best choices for your family, your budget and your me-time.Find more podcast episodes at www.momsdishmn.comFacebookInstagramSHOP our new store at https://www.momsdishmn.com/shop/Support the show (http://www.momsdishmn.com)Support the show (http://www.momsdishmn.com)

AC and CJ discuss the recent massive data breach found at Microsoft, Microsoft’s brazen approach to installing what some people see as malware on your machine without consent & how Microsoft is doing their bit to help the environment. Banter Join me and Support the Fight to END Breast Cancer! News Report: 250 million Microsoft customer service and support records exposed on the web Microsoft will be carbon negative by 2030 Microsoft 365 Roadmap Microsoft Search in Bing and Office 365 ProPlus The Day Microsoft Office Turned into Malware Microsoft to force Chrome default search to Bing using Office 365 installer Office 365 ProPlus to change Chrome’s default search engine to Bing in upcoming update Microsoft Office 365 UserVoice Forum Office Deployment Insiders Picks AC’s Pick LEGO International Space Station CJ’s Pick Scarsdale High Student Discovers Planet At NASA

On our very first episode of Komen Konversations, spring 2018 interns Morgan and Shelby discuss the importance of volunteerism, what inspired them to volunteer with Komen CSNJ and exciting opportunities to get involved.

"They call me the African Pink Warrior. Fearless, unstoppable, resilient. That's me.” In this final half of our conversation with Priscilla, she shares her own story with breast cancer and why she feels uncomfortable with the label “survivor.” “When [the doctor] called me, I thought, ‘Please, no, put your receptionist on the phone, I don't want to talk to you!' But of course, it was too late.” For the past decade, with the exception of the year she was diagnosed with thyroid, Priscilla has walked every year in the Avon 39 Walk to End Breast Cancer. She is looking forward to the day when she doesn't need to fundraise anymore. She calls it her “retirement day,” when a cure has finally been found. As we continue our conversation, Priscilla discusses how she found strength and confidence, even during her diagnosis, through kickboxing, and how she's continued to manage her generosity, personal responsibilities, family and self-care while continuing to work for a cure to breast cancer while living her life with grace and gratitude. If Priscilla's story has moved you, please join her team in fundraising and supporting others who've “gone through it” by visitinghttp://www.avon39.org/washington-dc/

"You're still gonna have those challenges, you're still gonna have to face them. So don't try to hide yourself in your friends' influence and all of that stuff. You still have that and that's great, but you have to know who you are." In this first half of our conversation with Priscilla, she introduces us to her family and life as a woman, daughter, sister, friend, wife and mother. But it's her identity as an activist that brings her to our show. “We want to believe that maybe she is better off, and sometimes for our selfish reasons, we wanted her here. Because she was our friend.” For the past decade, Priscilla has walked almost every year in the Avon 39 Walk to End Breast Cancer. She is looking forward to a day when she doesn't need to fundraise anymore, her “retirement day,” when a cure is finally found. In this episode, hear how Priscilla's fight turned from personal to “intimate," and why she still continues to walk year after year. Tune in next week for the conclusion of this conversation, when we hear how Priscilla's efforts are continuing and how you can join her team to fundraise and support survivors.

From Ocean Sun Brewing, Fisher is joined by Logic Man Chris as co-host for this show as Alex is out of the state.  We were happy to be joined by our buddy President Adams after the great AlanaPalooza event.  And it was awesome for Alana, herself, to make an appearance on the show and tell us all about her Avon 39 The Walk to End Breast Cancer.  Plus, we had our buddy AJ from The US Show jump on for the first half of the show to hang out with us.  Oh yeah, the intern was there too.  The IPAs were clearly flowing as we were tangent and sing-song crazy.  On this show, we discuss - AlanaPalooza was a HUGE success - Rocky Mountain Oysters - Donate to Alana at Avon39.org - Fisher watched ABC's Boy Band but can't get through a Netflix series completely - Best Spice Girl? - Best music videos of all time - Recapping the Intern and Fisher at Tampa Bay Roller Derby (my apologies to Egg McMuff Punch for calling her the wrong name..ugh) - Playing a sport professionally - Full House characters (Fisher calls Steve by the wrong name) - Making fun of Alex for 30 minutes - Fisher's trip to the Olive Garden   We drink. We laugh. We drink. Follow the show on Twitter @BYOCBShow check out BYOCBShow.com.  Subscribe and rate the show on iTunes.  Be sure to follow us on Instagram @BYOCBShow. Check out our sponsor, Main Street Art Corner, where you can customize one of a kind art and have it shipped directly to you. Twitter - @MainStArtCorner Instagram - @mainstreetartcorner

This Week’s Guest: Missy Ward Missy Ward, Co-Founder of Affiliate Summit and too many other things to list, joined me to chat on my podcast, This is Affiliate Marketing with Shawn Collins. When I started this podcast, I knew I'd hit episode 50 in 2017, after Missy had turned 50, so I figured I'd wait until I reached the golden anniversary episode to ask Missy to join me. Episode 50 I wanted to learn more about the real Missy, so I asked her a variety of questions I figured she had not been asked in previous interviews. We discussed... The latest AVON 39 The Walk to End Breast Cancer in Washington, DC Meeting Patrick "McDreamy" Dempsey a couple times Her video review of a Keurig that has gotten nearly 50k views Why she likes John Tesh The origin of her company name, Vasbyt Whether she can still find original Coast Soap Being endorsed on LinkedIn for wine and fundraising Links from this episode Missy on LinkedIn Affiliate Marketers Give Back The Washington, DC AMGB Crew Missy on Twitter Missy on Instagram The Coast Soap video Reviewing the Keurig Platinum B70 Missy on Facebook MissyWard.com Thank you for listening Please leave a comment or feel free to contact me. And if you enjoyed this episode of This is Affiliate Marketing with Shawn Collins, please share it.

Dr. Calleros has been providing life enhancing dentistry for more than 29 years in the South Bay communities.  She received her Bachelor of Science in Biology from University of California, Riverside and her Doctor of Dental Surgery from University of California, Los Angeles.  Go Bruins!  Along with private practice, she has been an instructor at the UCLA Dental School’s Restorative Department.   Continuing education is extremely important to Dr. Calleros, as she spends countless hours taking courses to ensure she stays at the forefront of dentistry. She has taken many courses in advanced esthetics, occlusion, and treatment planning at the world-renowned Scottsdale Center for Dentistry.   Taking advanced courses in Invisalign Orthodontics has given her Preferred Invisalign provider status.  Her latest study is in implant dentistry and she has recently attained a Fellowship in the International Dental Implant Association.   She is one of the first and only Laser Certified Dentists in the South Bay.  Her continuing education will not stop here, as she understands the importance of staying ahead with current dental research and technology. Her latest achievement is the addition of cone beam computerized technology (3-D radiology).  She uses this for diagnosis of oral pathology, endodontic root canal treatment, and digital implant planning. This seamlessly integrates with CEREC technology, one-visit crowns.  She has earned the distinction of becoming a mentor for advanced CEREC classes at the Scottsdale Center and is a proud member of CERECDOCTORS.com.   Dr. Calleros loves dentistry because she can combine science with art to create not only beautiful, but more importantly, healthy smiles.  From the start of her private practice she has always upheld the highest level of ethics and integrity. You can trust that Dr. Calleros will listen to each individual need and provide you with optimal care.  She has chosen a team that holds the same beliefs and value system to ensure the entire dental experience can be pleasant, knowledgeable, and treat you like family.   Giving back to the community is important to Dr. Calleros.  Each year she joins forces with agencies such as Habitat for Humanity and the 1736 Family Crisis Center to provide dental services to local families who are unable to afford treatment.  She and her team have volunteered at Maria Shriver's Modern House Call for Women in Long Beach, California where they provided uninsured women on-site dental treatment.  In the past, she has volunteered with the South Bay Health District, where she helped low income children and abused women receive much needed dental work.  Giving back does not stop at volunteering her time, she continuously donates to many different charities and participates in local fitness events that raise money for various charities. She and her team recently did over $15,000 of dental treatment on families from a local crisis center.  In September 2015 she not only completed the Avon39 Walk to End Breast Cancer in Santa Barbara, she also raised over $6000.00 towards breast cancer research and treatment.   Dr. Calleros understands firsthand the importance of raising a healthy family.  She is a proud mother of two.  Her daughter graduated from San Diego State University and is pursuing a career in the entertainment industry and her son is a firefighter in Scottsdale, Arizona.  An animal lover, she has a beautiful Thoroughbred horse named Face and just added a new dog to her family, named Brandi.   Away from the office, Dr. Calleros enjoys many outdoor activities and is quite the weekend warrior.  You will most likely find her riding her road bike along the coast and through the hills of Palos Verdes.  Every year she runs in the Manhattan Beach 10K.  In support of UCLA, she combined three of her favorite activities, swimming, biking, and running, to complete her first triathlon, the Iron Bruin.  She also takes great pleasure in riding her horse and motorcycle, playing tennis, golfing and hiking.  During the summer weekends she spends her time enjoying the South Bay beaches or boating in Arizona, and during the Winter weekends skiing down the slopes of Mammoth.   www.drcalleros.com

It's my true honor and privilege to share episode 5 with you. It's an interview with Michelle Ward, aka The When I Grow Up Coach. She's a Brooklyn based creative career coach who helps women unlock their dreams and find work that feels like play. In addition to her work as a one on one coach, she has created two courses on Creative Live (Ditch Your Day Job and Create your Dream Career), leads a lively Facebook group, and is the author of the book "The Declaration of You." She's also one of the funniest, liveliest people I've ever met. Michelle and I have known each other for about 3 years, and it is always a total joy to get to spend time with her.  I was her client, and "graduated" from my work with her knowing that I wanted to be an entrepreneur at some point, but admittedly not altogether sure what that would look like. I knew I loved doing retreats and knew I wanted to do more of that, whatever that was. In this hilarious discussion, we chat about her early sparks of joy the 80s (yes, we talk about New Kids on the Block and Kirk Cameron), and a bit about her journey to become the When I Grow Up Coach, after having followed the dream of being in musical theater and graduating from NYU Tisch School of the Arts. Michelle graciously dishes some very solid marketing advice, and I think any entrepreneur will really love what she has to say about finding your niche, activating your own marketing gatekeepers, and being super authentic as you start to build a client base. In this episode we chat about: - Michelle's early love of Debby Gibson and New Kids on the Block - her time in a performing arts high school and getting early acceptance into NYU Tisch School of the Arts - her bridge job, aka the job she held while she was working on getting certified as a life coach and worked in the financial industry - Michelle's thoughts on having a niche and owning who you best work with - ideas on what it's like to be a new entrepreneur, and how to build a business - her recent experience in rebranding her own website - her thoughts on ways to jump start your own joy Related links: Michelle's When I Grow Up Coach website Donate to Michelle's "Avon Walk to End Breast Cancer" team Sign up to join Michelle's webinar coming up October 9th! Michelle's Grown Up Gigs Podcast Ditch Your Day Job course at Creative Live Create Your Dream Career course at CreativeLive (I show up on Day Two!) Michelle's book "Declaration of You" on Amazon*   *this is an affiliate link - I love Michelle's book and know you will, too. Just wanted to keep it real. The post Episode 5: Michelle Ward on Growing Up and Finding a Creative Career that You Love appeared first on Jump Start Your Joy.

Is it conceivable that--within our decade--no woman will ever have to hear the words "you have breast cancer" or "your breast cancer is back" again? Guest: Dr. Vincent Tuohy, an immunologist at the Cleveland Clinic, discovered The Pink Vaccine. Researchers at Cleveland Clinic’s Lerner Research Institute found that a single vaccination could prevent breast tumors from occurring in mice genetically bred to develop breast cancer, while also inhibiting the growth of already existing breast tumors. While the research was originally published in 2010, recently Cleveland Clinic Innovations has created a spin-off company to develop a preventive breast cancer vaccine with Dr. Touhy’s guidance. The new company, Shield Biotech, will complete preclinical development and seek permission from the FDA to test the vaccine as an investigational new drug in proof-of-concept, first-in-human clinical trials. Joining Dr. Touhy is Judy Fitzgerald, one of the champions of The Pink Vaccine movement! (For a copy of this interview go to www.w4tsr.com, click on Joni Aldrich, episode 11/18/13) Listen to Joni live M-F at 2:00 p.m. ET on www.W4CS.com. To learn more about Joni, go to www.JoniAldrich.com

Chrystal hosts a show with five of her Weekend to End Breast Cancer team.  Please give a warm welcome to Sherrill, Lorna, Shannon, Beth and Linda who share the reasons why they are participating in this walk.  They also share what keeps them motivated, some tips to get prepared for the walk and what our [...]

[Show Notes Link]Direct Download Link | | Direct download link Recorded via minidisc, I sat down with Rebecca on our couch last night to chat a lot about lots of random topics. Most of them relate back to Vancouver, but we cover some other things as well. We talked about a lot, hockey being the main topic I wanted to have her on the podcast for. I hope I have all the links to cover the information that we shared, but that’s also what Google is for, eh? We’re off to the Mates of State show tonight in Vancouver, so I play two cuts by them as well. Vancouver CanucksVancouver GiantsThe Weekend to End Breast CancerBCBSRA Run for LightVancouver Sun RunDave Olsen Artist Links Mates of State – goodsMates of State – a control group 42:19 minutes Subscribe: RSS Podcast Feed Subscribe on iTunes © Copyright Creative Commons: Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0), RadioZoom (John Bollwitt)