Podcast appearances and mentions of erica lee

For those of you who are excommunicado, exiled from The Continental, and out of favour with The High Table, this is the podcast for you. Pete and Trevor saw Ballerina, the latest entry in the John Wick universe. Listen for our immediate reactions to the movie after immediately leaving the theatre. This is also the sixth week for our ongoing Project Superman, wherein we watch every single live-action theatrical Superman movie. Today we talk Superman IV: The Quest for peace, closing out the Christopher Reeve era. Next week we discuss Superman Returns.Don't forget to enter our ongoing contest to win a subscription to Letterboxd Patron: https://boxd.it/Gbt3OIntro and our history with John Wick (0:00)Review of Superman IV (16:10)Spoiler-free review of Ballerina (39:00)Spoiler-talk (55:06)About Ballerina:From the World of John Wick: BallerinaEve Macarro once dreamed of becoming a ballerina. Instead, her father's brutal murder draws her into the shadows of the Ruska Roma assassin network. Trained in a deadly ballet of knives, guns, and improvised weapons, Eve becomes a force to be reckoned with.Ana de Armas as Eve, Keanu Reeves as John Wick, Ian McShane as Winston, Anjelica Huston as The Director, Gabriel Byrne as The Chancellor, Norman Reedus as some guy, Lance Reddick as CharonDirected by Len Wiseman, written by Shay Hatten, produced by Basil Iwanyk, Erica Lee, Chad Stahelski, and Len Wiseman, cinematography by Nigel Bluck, music by Marco Beltrami, edited by Brett M. Reed.About Superman IV:Superman IV: The Quest for Peace (1987) finds the Man of Steel facing his most ideological challenge yet. Disturbed by the escalating threat of nuclear war, Superman (Christopher Reeve) takes it upon himself to rid the world of nuclear weapons. Christopher Reeve as Clark Kent / Superman, Gene Hackman as Lex Luthor, Margot Kidder as Lois Lane, Mariel Hemingway as Lacy Warfield, Mark Pillow as Nuclear Man, Jackie Cooper as Perry White, Jon Cryer as Lenny Luthor, Jim Broadbent as Jean Pierre Dubois, Sam Wanamaker as David WarfieldDirected by Sidney J. Furie, story by Christopher Reeve and Lawrence Konner & Mark Rosenthal, screenplay by Lawrence Konner and Mark Rosenthal, produced by Yoram Globus and Menahem Golan, cinematography by Ernest Day, music by John Williams (themes) and Alexander Courage, edited by John Shirley, production design by John Graysmark.

From the World of John Wick: Ballerina, which will probably take the cake as the longest movie title of the year, has FINALLY hit theaters. If you couldn't tell from the title, this is the LONG delayed John Wick spin-off starring Ana de Armas, which actually takes place between John Wick: Chapter 3 and John Wick: Chapter 4. It has, by the way, now been over two years since John Wick: Chapter 4 came out. Time flies, but that also means that my excitement for this film has just been waning and waning since it was announced. This expansion of the John Wick universe is probably one of the most baffling things I've seen from Hollywood recently. As interesting as the world of John Wick is, I still wholeheartedly believe that Keanu Reeves and Chad Stahelski's action directing is the draw of those movies. Add on top of my skepticism of turning everything into a cinematic universe all the news of this movie not really working and needing multiple rounds of reshoots, I went in skeptical. So, is Ballerina a worthy addition to the franchise? Find out in this review!From the World of John Wick: Ballerina:Directed by: Len WisemanWritten by: Shay HattenBased on characters created by: Derek KolstadProduced by: Basil Iwanyk, Erica Lee, Chad StahelskiExecutive Producers: Kaley Smalley Romo, Louise Rosner, Kevan Van ThompsonMusic by: Tyler Bates, Joel J. RichardDirector of Photography: Romain LacourbasEdited by: Jason Ballantine, Julian ClarkeCasting by: Olivia Scott-WebbProduction Design by: Philip IveyCostume Design by: Tina KalivasCast: Ana de Armas, Anjelica Huston, Norman Reedus, Keanu Reeves, Lance Reddick, Ian McShaneSynopsis: Taking place during the events of John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum, Eve Macarro begins her training in the assassin traditions of the Ruska Roma.

Ballerina- Hollywood Premiere Red Carpet Interviews. Ballerina- Hollywood Premiere Red Carpet. Ana De Armas, Anjelica Huston, Norman Redus, and the great Keanu Reeves speak. Following premieres in cities around the world, the Hollywood Black carpet marked the final major stop in BALLERINA's global tour, culminating in one last big moment with the full cast in attendance just ahead of the film's June 6 theatrical release. Ana de Armas walked the special black carpet for the screening of the highly anticipated action film set in the John Wick universe. She was joined by co-stars and franchise veterans Keanu Reeves, Ian McShane, and Anjelica Huston, along with new cast members Norman Reedus, Catalina Sandino Moreno, David Castañeda, and Gabriel Byrne, bringing together both legacy and fresh faces from the John Wick world. They were joined by director Len Wiseman, producers Chad Stahelski, Erica Lee, and Basil Iwanyk, and writer Shay Hatten.

Send us a textIn this holiday podcast episode, Tagan Shephard, Stephanie Shea, Rey Spangler, Rita Potter, Rachel Lacey, Anna Burke, Quinn Riley, Krystina Rivers, Kris Bryant, TB Markinson and Miranda Macleod, Jen Lyon, J.E. Leak, Erica Lee, Jamey Moody, Clare Ashton, Chris Zett, Cari Hunter and A.L. Brooks share with us their holiday plans, favorite holiday drinks and songs and the best thing to happen to them in 2024. Support the show

John Wick 10th Anniversary Interviews.     Interviews with Keanu Reeves, Chad Stahelski, Ian McShane, and Erica Lee, Producer on the 10th Anniversary of the release of John Wick. *This episode is presented by Bet Online.  

Tara and Kris chat with Erica Lee about her forthcoming novel, A Very Miller-Cooper Life. Recorded at the 20th annual Golden Crown Literary Society conference in St. Paul, Minnesota.  Visit Erica Lee's website Support & follow the show Buy us a Ko-fi Sign up for our newsletter on Substack Twitter: @queerlyrec Facebook: @QueerlyRecommended Instagram: @queerlyrecommended Blusky: @queerlyrec.bsky.social Get all our links on Linktr.ee Support local animal shelters by joining Kris's Patreon

In this episode, Dr. Diane Reidy-Lagunes is joined by Dr. Erica Lee, a dermatologist and Mohs surgeon at MSK, to discuss misconceptions around who can get skin cancer, how it presents on different skin types, and practical sun safety tips to help prevent skin cancer. They break down the different types of skin cancer, including basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, and melanoma. They also hear from Jocelyn, a Hispanic melanoma survivor who shares her surprise of being diagnosed with melanoma despite her Hispanic background, emphasizing the importance of routine skin checks for people of all skin types. Episode Chapters:1:30 - Types of skin cancer4:39 - Who's most at risk?7:13 - Warning signs to look out for10:25 - What darker skin populations need to know13:25 - Sun protection myths and tipsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Jenna sits down with 이혜지 Hye Ji (Erica) Lee - a Korean-born sociologist and writer, who opens up about her journey and the ideas that shape her world. This episode delves into relationships, personal growth, decoloniality, academia, and Erica's own candid reflections relating to aspirations, self-compassion and spirituality. https://instagram.com/ehyeji.ig SUBSCRIBE to the newsletter: asianinaotearoa.substack.com SUPPORT Asian in Aotearoa: ⁠https://ko-fi.com/asianinaotearoa⁠ Instagram: ⁠@asianinaotearoa⁠ ⁠asianinaotearoa.com⁠ ABOUT THE PODCAST: Hosted by Jenna Wee, Asian in Aotearoa (New Zealand) explores the lives of Asian creatives, one uncensored convo at a time.✨This episode was made possible thanks to Foundation North, Creative NZ & Big Fan.✨ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asianinaotearoa/message

Spoilers for John Wick Chapter 4: John Wick isn't dead! Justin explains why in this episode. Tune in!! John Wick Chapter 4, 2023. Directed by Chad Stahelski. Written by Shay Hatten and Michael Finch. Produced by Basil Iwanyk, Erica Lee and Chad Stahelski. Starring Keanu Reeves, Donnie Yen, Laurence Fishburne, Bill Skarsgård, Lance Reddick, Scott Adkins, Rina Sawayama, Hiroyuki Sanada, Shamier Anderson, Clancy Brown and Ian McShane.

John Wick Chapter 3 Parabellum, 2019. Directed by Chad Stahelski. Screenplay by Derek Kolstad, Shay Hatten, Chris Collins and Marc Abrams. Story by Derek Kolstad. Produced by Basil Iwanyk and Erica Lee. Starring Keanu Reeves, Halle Berry, Laurence Fishburne, Mark Dacascos, Asia Kate Dillon, Lance Reddick, Anjelica Huston and Ian McFUCKINGShane.

In His mercy, God spares us what we deserve for our rebellion against Him. Sermon 18:37 Baptisms: Mataya Taylor 6:03 Dustin Lockridge 6:45 Hank Lockridge 7:45 Caden Tierney 8:50 Ryan Tierney 9:31 Willow Tierney 10:03 Erica Lee 10:33 Brian Lee 11:21 Aubrey Lee 11:58 Jacob Breeden 12:37 Janice Young 14:06 Olivia Castillo 14:56 Penelope Castillo 15:30 Adeline Castillo 16:15 Tristan Salopek 17:17 Beckam Salopek 17:48 Megan Baker 18:16 Madelyn Baker 18:51 Rilyn Garcia 19:23 Diego Zavala 20:00 Diego Garcia 20:28 Andrea Garcia 21:09

It's game week and we are preparing for the big matchup with FAMU and Howard. On tonight's episode, we talk with Erica Lee and Gerald Huggins, Jr. about the events of the weekend, the matchup, and so much more.

#DrKenyattaCavil #SportsLab #HBCUsports"Inside the HBCU Sports Lab" episode 460 with Dr. Kenyatta Cavil, Mike Washington & Charles Bishop radio show. Today's show will be a good one as Dr. Cavil, Mike, Charles, BJ Jones, Erica Lee (Xs and Os Podcast) and Joshua Sims Sr (HBCU Nightly) recap Week 12 in HBCU football.TOPICS:DR. CAVIL'S INSIDE THE HBCU HUDDLE REPORTDr. Cavil's 2023 HBCU Major Division Football Top 7 Poll Rankings – Week 11The Florida A&M Rattlers Remain No. 1 in Ranking in Week 11DR. CAVIL'S INSIDE THE HBCU HUDDLE REPORTDr. Cavil's 2023 HBCU Mid-Major Division Football Top 7 Poll Rankings – Week 11The Benedict Tigers Earn Unanimous No. 1 in the Rankings in Week 10-HBCU CIAA Mid-Major Division Game of Week-Kutztown, PAAndre Reed StadiumNCAA Division II PlayoffsFirst Round Bye– CIAA – Saturday, November 18th, 11:00AM CT –No. 2 Virginia Union Panthers (10-2, 7-1) lost to (PSAC) Kutztown Golden Bears (10-2, 7-0), 38-14https://vuusports.com/sports/football/stats/2023-24/kutztown-university/boxscore/4674-HBCU SIAC Mid-Major DIVISION Game of Week-NCAA Division II PlayoffsFirst Round Bye– SIAC – Saturday, November 25thNo. 1 Benedict Tigers (11-0, 8-0) will face (SAC) Lenoir-Rhyne Bears (11-1, 8-1) defeated (PSAC) Shepherd Rams (9-3, 5-2), 63-17.https://lrbears.com/sidearmstats/football/summary-HBCU CLASSIC MAJOR DIVISION Game of Week-Orlando, FLCamping World StadiumFlorida Classic– SWAC – Saturday, November 18th, 2:30pm CT – ESPNUThe (NCAA FCS No. 7) No. 1 Florida A&M Rattlers (10-1, 8-0) defeat the No. 15 Bethune-Cookman Wildcats(3-8, 2-6), 24-7https://www.espn.com/college-football/boxscore/_/gameId/401540147-HBCU INDEPENDENT/NON-CONFERENCE MAJOR DIVISION Game of Week-Nashville, TNNissan Stadium– BSC-OVC – Saturday, November 18th, 2:00PM CT – ESPN+The No. 8 Tennessee State Tigers (6-5, 2-4) lost to the (HWCU) Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles (4-7, 2-4), 35-0.https://www.espn.com/college-football/boxscore/_/gameId/401540537-HBCU MEAC MAJOR DIVISION Game of Week-Washington, DCGreene Stadium– MEAC – Saturday, November 18th, 12:00PM CT – ESPN+The No. 6 Howard Bison (6-5, 4-1) defeat the No. 12 Morgan State Bears (4-6, 3-2), 14-7 and punch theirticket to Atlanta for the Celebration Bowl.https://www.espn.com/college-football/boxscore/_/gameId/401534858-HBCU SWAC MAJOR DIVISION Game of Week-Prairie View, TXPanther Stadium– SWAC – Saturday, November 18th, 2:00pm CT – ESPN+The No. 7 Prairie View A&M Panthers (6-5, 6-2) defeat the No. 3 Alabama State Hornets (6-4, 5-3), 21-14.https://www.espn.com/college-football/boxscore/_/gameId/401540123-HBCU SWAC MAJOR DIVISION Game of Week-***BONUS***Jackson, MSMississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium– SWAC – Saturday, November 18th, 2:00pm CT – ESPN+The No. 5 Alcorn State Braves (7-4, 6-2) defeat the No. 4 Jackson State Tigers (7-4, 5-3).https://www.espn.com/college-football/boxscore/_/gameId/401540132-HBCU MEAC MAJOR DIVISION Game of Week-***BONUS***Durham, NCO'Kelly-Riddick Stadium– MEAC – Saturday, November 18th, 1:00pm CT – ESPN+The (NCAA FCS No. 14) No. 2 North Carolina Central Eagles (10-1, 4-1) defeated the No. 19 Delaware StateHornets (1-10, 0-5), 55-14.https://www.espn.com/college-football/boxscore/_/gameId/401539977@InsidetheHBCUSportsLab on Facebook Live and Spreaker.‬Donations welcome at CashApp $JafusCavil

#DrKenyattaCavil #SportsLab #HBCUsports"Inside the HBCU Sports Lab" episode 457 with Dr. Kenyatta Cavil, Mike Washington & Charles Bishop radio show. Today's show will be a good one as Dr. Cavil, Mike, Charles, BCSN SportsWrap's AD Drew, BJ Jones, Erica Lee (Xs and Os Podcast) and Joshua Sims Sr (HBCU Nightly) recap Week 11 in HBCU football.TOPICS:HBCU INDEPENDENT/NON-CONFERENCE MID-MAJOR DIVISION Game of Week-Miami Gardens, FLBetty T. Ferguson Stadium– Independent (The Sun Conference) – Saturday, November 11th, 11:00AM CTThe No. 6 Florida Memorial Lions (6-4, 5-2) loses to the No. 6 (HWCU) Keiser Seahawks (8-2, 7-0), 44-13https://fmuathletics.com/news/2023/11/11/football-magical-season-comes-to-an-end-as-fmu-falls-to-keiser-on-senior-day.aspx-HBCU CIAA Mid-Major Division Game of Week-Salem, VASalem StadiumCIAA Championship Game– CIAA – Saturday, November 11th, 12:00PM CT – HBCU Go TVThe No. 2 Virginia Union Panthers (10-1, 7-1) defeat the No. 3 Fayetteville State Broncos (8-3, 8-0), 21-10 Finalhttps://theciaa.com/news/2022/11/12/2022-ciaa-football-championship.aspx-HBCU SIAC Mid-Major DIVISION Game of Week-Atlanta, GALakewood StadiumSIAC Championship Game– SIAC – Saturday, November 11th, 1:00PM CT – ESPN+The No. 1 Benedict Tigers (11-0, 8-0) defeat the No. 7 Albany State Golden Rams (7-5, 6-2), 47-10 Finalhttps://benedicttigers.com/sports/football/stats/2023/albany-state-university/boxscore/5747- DR. CAVIL'S INSIDE THE HBCU HUDDLE REPORTDr. Cavil's 2023 HBCU Major Division Football Games of the Week – Week 10-HBCU CLASSIC MAJOR DIVISION Game of Week-Hampton, VAArmstrong Stadium– CAA – Saturday, November 11th, 12:00PM CT – FloSportsThe No. 7 Hampton Pirates (4-6, 3-4) lose to the William & Mary Tribe (6-4, 4-3), 31-10 Final.https://www.espn.com/college-football/boxscore/_/gameId/401540421-HBCU INDEPENDENT/NON-CONFERENCE MAJOR DIVISION Game of Week-Charleston, ILO'Brien Field– BSC-OVC – Saturday, November 4th, 12:00PM CT – ESPN+The No. 6 Tennessee State Tigers (6-4, 2-3) lost to the Eastern Illinois Panthers (7-3, 3-2), 30-17 Final.https://www.espn.com/college-football/boxscore/_/gameId/401540482-HBCU MEAC MAJOR DIVISION Game of Week-Washington, DCGreene Stadium– MEAC – Saturday, November 11th, 2:30PM CT – ESPNUThe No. 9 Howard Bison (5-5, 3-1) defeat the (NCAA FCS No. 7) No. 1 North Carolina Central Eagles (8-2, 3-1), 50-20 Final.https://www.espn.com/college-football/boxscore/_/gameId/401534857-HBCU SWAC MAJOR DIVISION Game of Week-Baton Rouge, LAMumford Stadium– SWAC – Saturday, November 11th, 2:00pm CT – ESPN+The No. 10 Prairie View A&M Panthers (5-5, 5-2) defeat the No. 8 Southern Jaguars (5-5, 4-3), 27-21 Final.https://www.espn.com/college-football/boxscore/_/gameId/401540169Tallahassee, FLBragg Memorial Stadium– SWAC – Saturday, November 11th, 2:00pm CT – ESPN+The No. 2 ranked Florida A&M Rattlers (9-1, 7-0) defeat the Lincoln (CA) Oaklanders (0-12, 0-0) at (NCAAFCS No. 9), 28-0 Final.https://www.espn.com/college-football/boxscore/_/gameId/401540154@InsidetheHBCUSportsLab on Facebook Live and Spreaker.‬Donations welcome at CashApp $JafusCavil

Episode page with transcript and more Erica Lee Garcia is an entrepreneur, engineer and leader who has managed to create a positive impact in the engineering profession. Topics in this episode include: Her lean origin story Lessons from running a suggestion program for 2.5 years Shifting to mining, not just a new company but a new industry Engineers Without Borders participation For close to a decade now, Erica has been working to tell better stories about engineering so that kids can make better decisions about this little known career path and make them feel welcome in the profession. Her deliberate method of mixing empathy and compassion with real-world experience enables her to tell authentic and relevant stories in a way that is relate-able to everyone listening. Working as the Chair of her local PEO Chapter, she empowers fellow professionals and impacts change from within. She also has a unique perspective, having spent years working in the automotive and mining industries as an engineer, and the moving on to become an entreprenuer - starting three companies of her own. Erica Lee Consulting - supporting businesses implement Lean Six Sigma Engineer Your Life - coaching new grads through the often stressful and confusing time as they enter the engineering profession Engineers of Tomorrow - a nationally incorporated not-for-profit which takes a grass-roots approach at delivering engineering outreach to kids Erica also contributes her insights as a 30 by 30 Champion - an initiative to increase the percentage of licensed female engineers is Canada to 30% by 2030.

Cynthia asks medium Erica Lee all the questions you'd want to ask! What do spirits look like? Can they be trapped in our realm? Can they be in two places at once? Do they hold onto upsets from their lives? What do they usually say? What is their experience of existence like now? How do you become a medium? Can just anyone do it? And so much more. Tune in now! Find out more about Medium Erica Lee https://www.ericaleemedium.com/ Work with Cynthia Occelli for 1 on 1 Coaching - Find out more here Cynthia's new online course Reclaiming Wholeness coming soon! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Widowhood is undoubtedly a tragedy that can make us feel like our lives are over.   My Mom Goes On client Erica Lee felt totally unprepared for her husband's passing. Her life shifted, and she's here this week to tell us all about her journey of navigating widowhood without a template.   Get full show notes and more information here: https://www.coachingwithkrista.com/219

It's been a bit since Kris and Tara sat down together, so there's a lot of catching up to do! Kris reports back on her experience at the annual GCLS conference, as well as what to expect if you're a newbie. And Tara's been on vacation! Well, sorta. Some of it was working. She brings to the podcast tales of her hometown pizza and spending time with some of her many, many cousins. You have a favourite cousin, right? With all the pleasantries done, they dive deep into the oceans of backlogs and recommendations. Release the Kraken…of content! Official Recommendations From Kris: Carol (2015) This week, Kris recommends the 2015 film that got all the sapphics excited: Carol. Having seen it before, Kris's recollection was that the movie was pretty boring. Thankfully she gave the movie a second chance (to settle a bet, as one does) and….yeah, it's a completely different movie now. That said, she does have a take that she doesn't think you'll see coming.  From Tara: Fun Home by Alison Bechdel This week, Tara recommends Alison Bechdel's graphic novel Fun Home: A Family Tragicomedy. It's a difficult, challenging, and beautiful book that dives into Bechdel's childhood and her relationship with her father. There are books you read and then there are experiences you have with books. For Tara, this book is an experience. Works/People Discussed Golden Crown Literary Society (GCLS) Storm Crow Manor Glad Day Bookshop Alone, Season 10 (History) Suits (USA Network) A Lesbian's Guide to Women by Erica Lee The Delicate Things We Make by Milena McKay (Narrated by Abby Craden) RuPaul's Drag Race: All Stars, Season Eight (Paramount+) Mike Judge Presents: Tales from the Tour Bus, Seasons 1 + 2 (Cinemax) Hack My Home (Netflix) Siren: Survive the Island (Netflix) The Persuaders by Anand Giridharadas Winners Take All: The Elite Charade of Changing the World by Anand Giridharadas Ten Steps to Nanette by Hannah Gadsby Letters Never Sent by Sandra Moran The Swashbuckler by Lee Lynch Support & follow the show Buy us a Ko-fi Sign up for our newsletter Twitter: @queerlyrec Facebook: @QueerlyRecommended Instagram: @queerlyrecommended Tumblr: @queerlyrecommended TikTok: @queerlyrecommended Get all our links on Linktr.ee Support local animal shelters by joining Kris's Patreon

On this episode, we begin our team-by-team season preview. We will start in the MEAC with the Celebration Bowl Champions North Carolina Central and the co-champs Howard. Josh Sims and Erica Lee of X's and O's join us to help breakdown their respective squads. This and more.

In this week's episode, Jim and guest host Erica talk with Keith Wolf, director of digital strategy at Perficient, about how design relates to achieving specific digital strategy goals. How should a company bring fresh design into its organization? Can strategic design determine if a product succeeds or fails? Tune in to learn more about how to be intentional about aligning design with the rest of your organization's digital strategy. Connect with Keith Wolf, director of digital strategy.Connect with our hosts Jim Hertzfeld, principal and chief strategist, and Erica Lee, director of digital strategy consulting.

Erica Lee joins me to chat about her upcoming mystery book and maybe, drops a hint, her adorable son and A Lesbian's Guide to Women, releasing on April 27tTo learn more about Erica and find links to purchase her books visit: Home | Ericalee (ericaleeauthor.com)To support this podcast, you can buy me a coffee @ sapphiclaura is Bringing you fun chats with the best authors in sapphic fiction. (buymeacoffee.com)Or join my Patreon @ Sapphic Book Review | creating Bonus fun with sapphic authors | PatreonSupport the show

We are back to bring you more on the HBCU Spring Games played this past weekend. In this episode, we look at the MEAC as North Carolina Central, Howard, and Morgan State all had their games. We are joined by Erica Lee, Josh Sims, and Marcolm Banks to help break down what their schools are doing to prepare for the upcoming season.

On this episode, we take a look at Howard University! Erica Lee from the X's and O's podcast joins us to talk about her HU Bison. We also look at the SWAC, MEAC, and CIAA Bowling champions, Davius Richards quest to be NCCU's QB GOAT, and HBCU Basketball coaches getting a bad rap. All this and more.

Wij willen meer John Wick! En gelukkig zijn we niet de enige, want producent Erica Lee vertelt wat ze allemaal van plan zijn met de franchise. Kumail Nanjiani en Patton Oswalt gaan samen geesten vangen. Robert Pattinson en Robert Downey Jr. zijn in gesprek om in de nieuwe film van Adam McKay te schitteren. De releasedatum van Killers of the Flower Moon is bekend gemaakt. In de trailer van Knights of the Zodiac kom Mackenyu erachter dat hij superkrachten heeft gekregen om een godin te beschermen. Josh Lucas komt er juist achter dat hij best wat superkrachten zou kunnen gebruiken (maar helaas niet heeft), omdat hij ieder moment opgeslokt kan worden door een mythisch wezen in de trailer van The Black Demon en zoals de titel al aangeeft hoor je in deze aflevering onze spoilervrije EN spoiler review van John Wick: Chapter 4.   Ben je Film Fans Podcast Fan en wil je meer? Je zou onze podcast al kunnen steunen voor één euro per maand en daar krijg je leuke extra's voor terug! Steun ons via https://www.patreon.com/FilmFansPodcast   Vergeet je niet te abonneren op ons kanaal, laat een review achter in jouw podcast-app, volg ons op Facebook: www.facebook.com/filmfanspodcast en Instagram: www.instagram.com/filmfanspodcast. Voor meer reviews, filmnieuws en afleveringen ga je naar www.filmfanspodcast.nl. Voor vragen en opmerkingen of voor het antwoord van het item My Wife mag je ons altijd mailen via mail@filmfanspodcast.nl.

Comentários sobre o filme SEM spoilers na primeira metade e COM spoilers na parte final. - Visite o nosso site e confira podcasts de cinema, críticas de filmes, entrevistas, notícias e muito mais - Junte-se ao Cineclube Cinematório e tenha acesso a conteúdo exclusivo de cinema - Quer mandar um e-mail? Escreva para contato@cinematorio.com.br Novamente esbanjando criatividade e rebuscamento estético nas cenas de ação, "John Wick" retorna para a conclusão de sua luta para se libertar da Alta Cúpula. Mais uma vez protagonizado por Keanu Reeves e dirigido por Chad Stahelski, o quarto capítulo de "John Wick" começa de onde o filme anterior parou, com o "Baba Yaga" se recuperando da última batalha para poder reivindicar sua liberdade. Com novos personagens e cenários, o filme prolonga sua duração na mesma medida em que torna mais complexas as cenas de lutas, tiroteios e perseguições. A abordagem artística também é intensificada na fotografia e na direção de arte, comprovando que esta é uma franquia distinta no gênero de filmes de ação. Crítica do filme por Renato Silveira e Kel Gomes, editores do Cinematório. Conteúdo também disponível em vídeo. JOHN WICK 4: BABA YAGA (John Wick: Chapter 4, 2023, EUA) Sinopse: Depois de descumprir as regras do Hotel Continental e ser excomunicado, John Wick (Keanu Reeves) descobre um caminho para derrotar a Alta Cúpula. Mas antes que ele possa ganhar sua liberdade, Sr. Wick deve enfrentar um novo inimigo com poderosas alianças em todo o mundo e forças que transformam velhos amigos em inimigos. Elenco: Keanu Reeves, Donnie Yen, Bill Skarsgård, Laurence Fishburne, Hiroyuki Sanada, Shamier Anderson, Lance Reddick, Rina Sawayama, Scott Adkins, Ian McShane Direção: Chad Stahelski Roteiro: Shay Hatten, Michael Finch Produção: Basil Iwanyk, Erica Lee, Chad Stahelski Fotografia: Dan Laustsen Montagem: Nathan Orloff Música:   Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard Duração: 2 h 49 min Distribuição: Paris Filmes

Erica Lee Moomey is a St. Louis-based master haircutter, session stylist and @lorealpro_education_us national educator. As stated in her online biography, Erica is "a force to be reckoned with"—and we wholeheartedly agree. She's not only a regular behind the scenes at New York Fashion Week, but she's also a three-time Midwest Hairstyling Awards Hairdresser of the Year winner. The story of her journey to realizing her true self—and having the courage to be the best version of who she truly is as an artist, professional and human—is an inspiration.   

Erica is a gifted legacy medium who has performed hundreds of readings on-site in locations as diverse as Ireland; Salem, Massachusetts; Liguria, Italy; and the Gold Coast of Australia. Her travels have taken her wide and far, on a miraculous journey of connection, communication, and discovery. In Great Britain, partnered with the University of Northampton, … Continued

Welcome to The Violet Vulture! In this episode, we're talking about something I'm pretty passionate about. I share a teeny bit more about my spiritual journey and modest beginnings as a baby witch. I also unpack the nuance and the ethics of witchcraft since it has become more mainstream. And I offer some insights into how you might go about navigating your own lane because - while it's super important to do your own research - I think having a starting place to begin going deeper is really helpful. This won't give you everything, nor should it! I do also offer some tidbits and advice for what to do if overstepping happens and I list out a few practices or tools that are fair use for all. If you're interested in getting swept up in the magical beauty of ritual but want to maintain respect and consideration for what might not be open to you, this one is for you. Connect with Erica Lee on Instagram. Wire-wrapped stone necklaces courtesy of Kita. Plant Witchery by Juliet Diaz. Website: soyemmy.com Instagram: @la_soy_emmy Email: emmy@soyemmy.com Spooky Sundays on Substack. Join my newsletter. Save 10% on Lively Ghosts. Wanna support my work? Buy me a Ko-Fi. Submit your questions and ideas for the pod HERE. Credit: Music: https://www.purple-planet.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/soy-emmy/support

Morgan and Ana join me to talk about their latest books, the character and books of each other's they love the most, their friendship, which sapphic authors they would most like to road trip with, the wonderful Erica Lee and much more! To learn more about Morgan and Ana and to find links to purchase their books visit: ana hartnett reichardt and Morgan Lee Miller (morganleemillerbooks.com)To support this podcast, you can buy me a coffee at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sapphiclauraOr join my Patreon atSapphic Book Review is creating Bonus fun with sapphic authors | Patreon where your favorite authors play hilarious game of Would You Rather.  Support the show

We've all heard of the “terrible twos.” But what's really going on when a toddler has a tantrum? And what's “normal”? This week, we're teaming up with Boston Children's Hospital to answer your biggest questions about parenting and your kids' health. Starting with those spectacular meltdowns. We've tapped psychologist Dr. Erica Lee to help us understand why kids tantrum, how to help your own toddler when they do, and (crucially) how to say sane through all of it.

Erica Lee joins me to talk The Six Pack series, Kinsley and Grace, Rosemary's second chance, how she met her wife, her son's colorful language and more! Check out Erica's website: Home | Ericalee (ericaleeauthor.com) or her Amazon page to purchase her books: Amazon.com: Erica Lee: Books, Biography, Blog, Audiobooks, KindleJoin my Patreon to hear Erica play would you rather: Sapphic Book Review is creating Bonus fun with sapphic authors | PatreonOr you can buy me a coffee at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sapphiclauraSupport the show

Erica Lee Garcia, whats WinSETT? Erica Lee Garcia founded Erica Lee Consulting to help companies improve their business processes. She founded Engineers of Tomorrow to get kids thinking differently about engineering. She's also the National Leadership Program Director of WinSETT (Women in Science, Engineering, Trades and Technology) Centre Canada, whose goal is to help women grow and stay in technical careers. We talked about her life as an consultant, a founder, and a director, and how public speaking figured into it all. __ TEACH THE GEEK teachthegeek.com/tips anchor.fm/teachthegeek youtube.teachthegeek.com @teachthegeek (FB, Twitter) @_teachthegeek_ (IG, TikTok) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

이혜지 Hye Ji (Erica) Lee joins me on this episode to talk activism and decoloniality - specifically what constitutes activism for her and how she finds the joy in activism, rather than focusing only on the things that cause pain and trauma. Erica is an academic who teaches and researches in Sociology, who was born in South Korea and migrated to New Zealand with her family when she was 11 years old. Like so many migrant kids, she experienced firsthand the ups and downs of growing up in a place where you are marked as an outsider at first glance. She has published and spoken about these issues in the media and through academic publications. You can read her work on her website and you can also follow her on Instagram.

Class is in session, but it's a lesson you'll never want to end because we have double trouble leading the show. It's an episode dedication to education, and how young people with chronic illness/disability can get all the academic support, modifications, accommodations and empowerment they need to thrive in any level of academia they choose. Being in school and living with chronic illness/disability is a major portion of time in life, so getting all the inner secrets and tips to make your school years enjoyable and successful is crucial. And our special guest is not only an expert on academic accessibility and advocacy, but she's also founder Dominique's older sister, Erica-Lee Viel DeSimone. Being a special education teacher for over nine years, Erica's passion has been giving students tools, individualized advocacy skills and support to excel in their education. She's even been an education advocate for young people with disabilities and illnesses from elementary through university years, taking her advocacy to social media with her co-founded platform Special Space in Our Heart. The Top Five Takeaways from the podcast are: At 3:56, get all your questions answered in “Top Search” when Erica explains the basic levels of accommodations and adaptions that you can get in school, the reason you need to research one particular topic, and why university academic support allows your independence to shine when you utilize it. At 22:22, the sisters get chatting about handling talks with teachers when you need support because your illness/disability is impacting the school days and work. And Erica explains her top four ways you can try communicating with your teachers when you need some modifications to achieve success, from extended deadlines, physical needs supports and more, PLUS, while emailing teachers early helps you in the long run. Intermission Story Time at 40:02, Erica brings up a story from her childhood, about how positive reinforcement got Dominique to go from a basketball wallflower to a major shooter…and made Erica's childhood allowance go down quite a bit. Second half starts at 43:10, when Dominique and Erica talk about how social side of being in school can impact when young people will utilize their accommodations and supports. We tackle how to handle classmates making comments about her medical equipment or modifications, Erica gives the different ‘response personas' you can take when people ask questions, and they discuss how asking for different tips on privacy with your teachers ahead of classes can actually curb the social strains. Final segment at 58:01 is a blast of fun as the Viel sisters answer questions about each other, and you'll learn why they have very different dance styles, and a favorite sister memory. Let's make going to school and university enjoyable and not another task we gotta accommodate. Please like, comment, subscribe and share this episode, follow Erica-Lee @specialspaceinourheart. Please check out the InvisiYouth Charity Shop to buy yourself or someone you care about our limited edition Subtle Activist Color Block bracelet on www.etsy.com/shop/invisiyouthcharity with free shipping globally, and please support InvisiYouth Charity by donating, following and joining our programs and community @invisiyouth!

On this podcast, you can learn about the upcoming OPEN HOUSE at Motlow State in Smynra, TN. Our guest was Dr. Erica Lee, Director of Student Recruiting from the Motlow - Smyrn

My lesbian book bestie joins me to chat about som  fab reads by Rachel Lacey, Erica Lee, EJ Noyes, Lucy Bexley, KJ and Stephanie SheaSapphic Book Review is creating Bonus fun with lesfic authors | PatreonRachel Lacey's Amazon Page Amazon.com: Rachel Lacey: Books, Biography, Blog, Audiobooks, KindleErica Lee's Amazon Page Amazon.com: Erica Lee: Books, Biography, Blog, Audiobooks, KindleE.J. Noyes Amazon Page Amazon.com: E. J. Noyes: Books, Biography, Blog, Audiobooks, KindleLucy Bexley's Amazon Page Amazon.com: Lucy Bexley: Books, Biography, Blog, Audiobooks, KindleKJ's Amazon Page Amazon.com: K J: Books, Biography, Blog, Audiobooks, KindleStephanie Shea's Amazon Page Amazon.com: Stephanie Shea: Books, Biography, Blog, Audiobooks, KindleSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sapphiclaura)

Organizations are prioritizing DEI, but what is guiding their decisions? It’s important to gather data that can inform strategies, programmatic investments, and help track progress. But what data is captured, as well as how that data is gathered, is critical. Today’s guest is Erica Lee. Erica is the co-founder and COO of Pluto, a startup advancing DEI through analytics and communication tools. Her background is in law, international development and policy. Erica and I talk about how to measure diversity, equity, and inclusion within your team or organization. We talk about the process of gathering data, protecting privacy, turning responses into insight and more. Members of the Modern Manager community get a complimentary 30-minute consult with me to help you strategize rolling out a DEI survey. Get it when you join the Modern Manager community. Subscribe to my newsletter to get episodes, articles and free mini-guides delivered to your inbox. Read the related blog article: What Most DEI Surveys Get Wrong—And How to do it Right KEEP UP WITH ERICA Website: https://pluto.life/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erica-lee-2013/ Key Takeaways: We can approach DEI just like any other business goals: using data driven strategy and tracking progress. DEI surveys need to go deeper than HR data to help us understand diversity.. They should provide an opportunity for people to see themselves in the responses. DEI surveys should address equity and inclusion such as a person’s sense of belonging, if they are getting the promotions and pay they desire, and more. Pluto creates an evolving story from the survey responses rather than just a checklist. “Other” is never an option. The best surveys are ones where people can reflect and learn about themselves. When people don’t trust surveys, they disengage. They need to feel their information and privacy are protected. Managers were surprised to learn from Pluto about their team’s mental health issues. If Pluto isn’t the right tool for your team, find pre-built DEI surveys that ensure privacy. Don’t use an excel spreadsheet where you

Erica is a gifted legacy medium who has performed hundreds of readings on-site in locations as diverse as Ireland; Salem, Massachusetts; Liguria, Italy; and the Gold Coast of Australia. Her travels have taken her wide and far, on a miraculous journey of connection, communication, and discovery. In Great Britain, partnered with the University of Northampton, … Continued

If there's something strange in your neighborhood, who are you gonna call? Well, you might call psychic medium Erica Lee. Just in time for Halloween, Erica is on the podcast to discuss her gifts for seeing ghosts and connecting with spirit. As early as age four, Erica spontaneously relayed verifiable and detailed information about the grandparents who predeceased her birth, as well as current and future events in the lives of those around her. She's been featured on national television in nine countries, and has traveled the the world to share her connection to Spirit, intuition, and the unseen world with audiences everywhere. Today, she's able to conduct her readings worldwide online, helping others to connect with the beyond. In this episode, we discuss: How she first discovered her gift to seeing and connecting with spiritsThe difference between "good" ghosts and "bad" ghosts How she "shuts off" her gift to live like a "normal person"How she was able to transfer her unique gifts to create her own business, leaving her "Muggle" jobs behind Her tips for tapping into and nurturing our innate intuitive giftsWhat she likes about Bruce Willis in The Sixth Sense and how she's not like Whoopi Goldberg in GhostHer favorite lunar rituals Learn more (and book a reading) about Erica here: http://www.ericaleemedium.com/Connect with her: https://www.instagram.com/ericaleemedium/Join the DO YOU community: https://www.instagram.com/doyoupod/Keep up with Brianne: https://www.instagram.com/briehogan/https://www.facebook.com/briannehoganwriterVisit Brianne's website: https://www.briannehogan.ca Support the show

Today Erica Lee and I sit down for a beautiful chat on mediumship and the metaphysical world. Enjoy! Erica Lee Medium: http://www.ericaleemedium.com Follow Along: https://www.curewellnesscollective.com https://www.instagram.com/curewellnesscollective/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/curewellnesspodcast/?hl=en --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Welcome to episode 71 of the Lesbian Book Club, where Clare interviews five lesbian fiction authors and asks them how their 2021 is going in this Half-Year Summer Round-Up show. What a year it's been so far, right? The five authors are: Erica Lee, Rachel Spangler, Natasha West, Melissa Lenhardt and Quinn Ivins. Expect accents a-go-go, lofty goals and lesbian fiction galore!   I also do a run-down of the Amazon Lesbian Fiction charts in the US & UK, and share the news that Before You Say I Do won a Goldie. Yay! Also, there's the first chapter of my Hot London Nights audiobook included as an end bonus. Find out about my latest release, Big London Dreams, and sign up for a free lesbian romance at: www.clarelydon.co.uk

This podcast is fun! I am truly honored to speak with so many interesting individuals. In this episode, we learn from Erica Lee, a well known medium who has been featured on the Travel Channel! We talk about ghost, psychic abilities, crystals, and how ghost can be old energy or an actual presence. Tune in this was fun!! #tag #music #transmute #tranquility #peace #zen #moneyconsiousness #mindfulwizard #thesecret #lawofattraction #3rdeye #loa #thefouragreements #thinkandgrowrich #napoleanhill #hungry #energy #selflove #selfaware #zone #flowstate #frequency #align #balance #faith #change #alignment #tolle #powerofnow #empathsbelike --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mindfulwizard/support

Did you know there's a "Hogwarts" for mediums? It's a beautiful place in England called Stansted Hall. Psychics, Mediums and Healers from all over the world meet there to learn, further develop and fine tune their skills. As per listener request, here is an episode all about some of the experiences Erica and I have had at the magical Arthur Findlay College for the advancement of Spiritualism and Psychic Sciences.  Hope you'll love this super fun convo with one of my dearest friends!  Find Erica @ www.ericaleemedium.com Insta :@ericaleemedium Find me @www.melissawhitemedium.com Sign up for my brand new email newsletter here:  http://eepurl.com/hBdf0L  Email me to inquire about intuitive coaching and/or mediumship training melissawhitemedium@gmail.com  With love, Melissa x

“What the research shows about uncertainty is that, the more we fight it, which is sort of our natural instinct, the more we can often end up feeling hopeless or avoid situations that make us feel uncertain. It becomes overwhelming because none of us can tell the future.” Dr. Erica Lee, Psychologist at the Boston Children's Hospital talks to Susan about how we can talk to kids and adolescents about covid and coping with all the uncertainty, fear, and anxiety that surrounds us. She discusses the most common struggles and behavioral changes she sees in the children and families she works with, the power of mindfulness practices and validating our feelings while we move through this transitionary period, and why it's important for adults to ensure they are prioritising their own self-care during this time. 

Erica Lee Garcia is an engineer and a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt. She helps leaders in manufacturing, mining and professional services reduce operating costs while building great workplace culture. We talk about Six Sigma, Lean, and the value these approaches produce. Host and Producer: Tim Hampton https://www.linkedin.com/in/thetimhampton/ Guest: Erica Lee Garcia, P.Eng. https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericaleegarcia/ Virtual voice over https://www.nuance.com/ Music Consequences by Nihilore https://youtu.be/BaWaucm-ewc --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/unusuallywellinformed/message

I wanted to have this chat with life insurance agent Erica Lee for a really long time. I always hated spending my hard earned after tax money on life insurance (or any insurance for that matter). Then again, I've also always heard that all wealthy people believe in life insurance, and use it as an investment and tax planning tool. After consulting with her, I can see how this is so powerful. Hence why I am here bringing this talk to you now. I got a lot of value by working with her, I hope it can do the same for you.For full disclaimer, I am NOT getting paid for this. I do not sell insurance products, nor I do not get a kickback on any insurance policies. I probably won't even get a real estate deal or client referral from Erica for this. I only wanted to bring this to light because I finally took the leap, and want everyone to see the light too. It's an important conversation to have, especially if you hold assets and have any loved ones to pass them off to, because inevitably, we will all pass on and you can't take it with you.

Mystical Messages welcomes the super talented medium Erica Lee.  Erica is an internationally known medium with a global clientele.  She has been featured on the Travel Channel show which aired in nine countries around the world.    Hilary and Erica discuss the field of mediumship and how Erica developed her skills over the past 20 years.   In addition to connecting clients to loved ones in the spirit realm, Erica talks about her work in Theta healing as well as clearing residual energy from homes and businesses.  Erica is available for personal readings, healings, and energy clearings. Erica Lee may be contacted at: Ericaleemedium.com; Facebook:  Erica Lee; Instagram:  @ericaleemedium Hilary Harley may be reached at: Hilaryharley.com; Facebook:  hilary harley; harley holistic healing; hilary harley astrology; Instagram:  @hilary.harley

In this episode, host Mariana Feijó chats with multidisciplinary artist Erica Lee Martin. They talk about mental health, trauma, performance and alternative lifestyles. Through the process they also talk about auditions and job interviews, family, distance and writing music.You can find Erica Lee Martin on:IG @ericaleemartinT @ericaleemartinhttps://www.ericaleemartin.com/Thank you to Shem Pennant (IG: @myshowcalledlife T: @each1teach1) for the intro music.Follow me on IG & T: @MarianasBits If you've enjoyed the podcast and would like to tip Mariana, you can do it through PayPal or Ko-Fi at @marianasbits See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode continues our resident led In-Service Review  series and covers Cleft Lip and Palate!ISR29 reviews all the high yield material on Cleft Lip and Palate on the In-Service Exam from the past 5 years. This is not comprehensive, but it does cover the majority of what you need to know!Your Hosts for this episode are Dr. Casey Sheck @dr.caseygenesheck and  Dr. Morgan Martin @morganmartinmd . Production, design, and editing by our Co-Founder Greta Davis @greta_davis Visual supplement editing: Zain Aryanpour and Erica Lee.  Music was produced by Alec Fisher, MD @alechfishermd Check out our YouTube Channel for the visual supplement to this episode!https://linktr.ee/Theloupepodcast

In this episode, we interview Drs. Erica Lee and Sarah Roane, Co-chairs of Division 18's Policy and Advocacy Committee. Learn how you can get involved and help shape future advocacy initiatives and programming. For even more information and resources, check out the Policy and Advocacy Committee's webpage: https://www.apadivisions.org/division-18/leadership/committees/policy-advocacy The deadline for submitting APA 2021 program proposal is January 12, 2021. To learn more and to submit a proposal, visit the APA Convention website. Thank you for renewing your membership in Division 18! If you haven't yet done so, please remember to renew and join us in 2021 as we celebrate Division 18's 75th anniversary. If you're interested in joining Division 18, check us out at https://www.apadivisions.org/division-18.

In 1997 the small Kentucky town of Brooksville found itself in the midst of a missing persons case. Erica Lee Fraysure was only 19-years-old at the time of her disappearance and on all counts a smart and responsible young woman. But when the police begin to suspect who her abductor was and a psychic gets thrown into the mix, things turn out to be much darker than they seem.    Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ammpod/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ammpod1 Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Appalachianmm/ Send us your ghost stories for our season one finale: appalachianmm@gmail.com

Welcome to the one hundred and forty-sixth episode of the Heart + Hustle podcast! 0:00 - 29:36 - We unpack the election, FOMO, and prioritizing self-care. The Studio 404 Paper Holiday Collection is live at www.studio-404.com Use code BOSSSOHARD to save 15% off your order. The Kismet + Charisma Holiday Collection is launching this Friday at kismetandcharisma.com! Use the code HEARTANDHUSTLE to save 15% off your order. 29:37-69:06 - We are talking to Erica Freitas of Erica Lee Photography. Erica shares about working with her sister-in-law, how she's been navigating her photography business during COVID-19, and where she finds inspiration in her business. You can follow Erica on Instagram at instagram.com/ericaleephototgraphy and can be found online at ericaleephotographyny.com/. For show notes and a list of everything we talked about, visit www.heartandhustlepodcast.com. Meet the hosts: Angelica Yarde (instagram.com/studio404paper) and Charisma O'Keefe (instagram.com/charismaokeefe) Subscribe via Apple Podcasts (itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/heart…d1071624684?mt=2), Spotify (open.spotify.com/show/0Tro7a4xo6Z…wNTvmn1aXenaVEuQ), and Amazon Music (music.amazon.com/podcasts/8cf7e3c…t-Hustle-Podcast). Follow us on Twitter twitter.com/hearthustlepod and Instagram instagram.com/heartandhustlepodcast!

Welcome to the one hundred and forty-sixth episode of the Heart + Hustle podcast! 0:00 - 29:36 - We unpack the election, FOMO, and prioritizing self-care. The Studio 404 Paper Holiday Collection is live at www.studio-404.com Use code BOSSSOHARD to save 15% off your order. The Kismet + Charisma Holiday Collection is launching this Friday at kismetandcharisma.com! Use the code HEARTANDHUSTLE to save 15% off your order. 29:37-69:06 - We are talking to Erica Freitas of Erica Lee Photography. Erica shares about working with her sister-in-law, how she's been navigating her photography business during COVID-19, and where she finds inspiration in her business. You can follow Erica on Instagram at instagram.com/ericaleephototgraphy and can be found online at ericaleephotographyny.com/. For show notes and a list of everything we talked about, visit www.heartandhustlepodcast.com. Meet the hosts: Angelica Yarde (instagram.com/studio404paper) and Charisma O'Keefe (instagram.com/charismaokeefe) Subscribe via Apple Podcasts (itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/heart…d1071624684?mt=2), Spotify (open.spotify.com/show/0Tro7a4xo6Z…wNTvmn1aXenaVEuQ), and Amazon Music (music.amazon.com/podcasts/8cf7e3c…t-Hustle-Podcast). Follow us on Twitter twitter.com/hearthustlepod and Instagram instagram.com/heartandhustlepodcast!

Welcome to The Feeling is Musical! Today, we're switching it up! Yana gets behind the mic to talk with host, Erica Lee, about all behind the scenes details you never knew you wanted to know. Transcript of “Behind the Mic: Hosting the Host” available at www.scMusicProject.org/Podcast. ABOUT THE MUSIC PROJECT From its origin as the Everett Symphony, the Snohomish County Music Project has since transformed into one of the leading music therapy providers in the Pacific Northwest. Visit www.scMusicProject.org to learn more. FOLLOW US Instagram // www.instagram.com/scMusicProject Twitter // www.twitter.com/scMusicProject Facebook // www.facebook.com/scMusicProject

On this episode of #TheBlackHandSide Patrick talks with Erica Lee, a Howard University alum about her experiences at Howard, one of the top HBCU's in the country. Follow Erica: @erlee0217 Follow Patrick: @famouspatjackson | @blackhandsidepod www.patrickajackson.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theblackhandside/support

Erica Lee Fraysure disappeared from tiny Germantown, KY in 1997, and no trace of her has ever been found. Police have never officially named a suspect in her disappearance. Someone has to know, right? Was it the guy who was last seen with her, was it a suspected serial killer who may have operated in the area, or maybe someone we don’t even know about yet?! Sources: http://charleyproject.org/case/erica-lee-fraysure https://www.mommalovestruecrime.com/2020/07/the-disappearance-of-erica-fraysure.html https://www.nbcnews.com/feature/cold-case-spotlight/kentucky-community-still-fearful-20-years-after-erica-fraysure-disappears-n812836 https://unusualkentucky.blogspot.com/2008/10/erica-fraysure-case.html?m=1 https://www.14news.com/story/3769325/10-years-pass-teagues-mom-demands-answers/ https://arttracker.proboards.com/thread/656/chris-serial-killer https://www.wlwt.com/article/new-sets-of-eyes-digging-into-23-year-old-cold-case-wlwt-goes-along-for-search-of-laney-gwinners-car/33589088 https://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/os-xpm-1998-08-08-9808071212-story.html Check out @witchesmagicmurdermystery on Instagram! Get to know us better: Kara: @atoakandmain Megan: @megan_whitmer or www.meganwhitmer.com Theme music: Chloe’s Lullaby by Robert Austin. Available on Spotify, Google Play, YouTube, Bandcamp, and Patreon!

When a high schooler goes missing in a small Northern Kentucky town, gossip spreads, but leads aren’t found. Did she vanish without a trace? Or does someone know more than they’re leading on?Support our show!Patreon.com/OhioValleyIG: OhioValleyMysteriesLeave a 5 star review to get us to a second season!SOURCES: http://charleyproject.org/case/erica-lee-fraysurehttps://www.nbcnews.com/feature/cold-case-spotlight/kentucky-community-still-fearful-20-years-after-erica-fraysure-disappears-n812836https://www.wcpo.com/news/insider/i-team-unsolved-20-years-later-classmates-say-erica-fraysures-disappearance-ruined-their-livesThanks to the Stolen Lives true crime podcast for supporting our show!

The John Wick producer talks about some of the movies that made her.

OMG, I am beyond exciting to share my dear friend, Erica Lee with you. We met in an online mentorship course years ago and the rest is history! Although we have never physically met, the bond is strong and we are bonded in a way that is hard to explain other than saying it's a soul connection. Join in on our convo about working with spirit, inspiration and so much more. You can find Erica @ www.ericaleemedium.com Instagram : @ericaleemedium Facebook: Erica Lee Medium www.melissawhitemedium.com Instagram: @melissawhitemedium Facebook : Psychic Medium Melissa White   With love, Melissa x  

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Maggie DeLaura - MineField  Jess Perkins - Where The Wild Goes  Ghost Singers - Search Your Heart  Brooke Zino (writer Michael Benshish) - Let Me Love Again   Anita Ivette Ferrer - Hide And Seek  MC - Push Back Up  Cindy Slee - In My Mind's Eye  Sorcie Elle - Fever Dream  Reality Suite - Cut, Burn, Bruise  Erica Lee Martin - Take My Picture  For Music Biz Resources Visit   Visit our Sponsor Bandzoogle at: Visit our Sponsor MC at: Visit our Sponsor Pivotal Awakening at: Visit our Sponsor Policy at:

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Maggie DeLaura - MineField  Jess Perkins - Where The Wild Goes  Ghost Singers - Search Your Heart  Brooke Zino (writer Michael Benshish) - Let Me Love Again   Anita Ivette Ferrer - Hide And Seek  MC - Push Back Up  Cindy Slee - In My Mind's Eye  Sorcie Elle - Fever Dream  Reality Suite - Cut, Burn, Bruise  Erica Lee Martin - Take My Picture  For Music Biz Resources Visit   Visit our Sponsor Bandzoogle at: Visit our Sponsor MC at: Visit our Sponsor Pivotal Awakening at: Visit our Sponsor Policy at:

Welcome to the first episode of Practice Break! To kick things off, Erica Lee and Ashley Cheng recount their studies at the Pasadena Conservatory of Music starting way back in 2007 and share some of their experiences as musicians in college. If you enjoy hearing from Erica and Ashley, make sure to subscribe to this podcast and leave us a rating on Spotify and iTunes. Episodes are presented by the Pasadena Conservatory of Music. Feel free to connect with us via email at elee@pasadenaconservatory.org for questions and suggestions :) 

There are protests being held in different parts of Boise today. Nate talked to Erica Lee from CBS 2 about what she was seeing at the protest on the BSU campus. Nate also talked with Trevor Faye from CBS 2 who told us about what we might expect from the protest in front of City Hall. Trump gave a press conference today, and he seemed more sobered by the pandemic saying, "This will get worse before it gets better." (7/21/2020)

Join us (Ashley Cheng and Erica Lee) every week starting on July 22 as we dive into our experiences with music study during this time, music performance and practice, classical music in entertainment, and much more with occasional interviews with guests. For the lowdown on life as a music student, our take on musical movies and TV shows, or anything to do with — you guessed it — music, tune into Practice Break on your practice breaks.

Erica Lee is a chief and has a pass that shows how the nature of her kitchen is ran in CA. FB: Erica Lee Lady Myya Links: Do you want to Save money on your monthly bills. Then Click Here: https://upsocial.justviv.com/ Do you live with pain, anxiety, restlessness and need a boost: https://www.winwithmdc.com/cp24/LadyMyya -Get Famous For My Story https://getfamousformystory.com/get-famous-for-my-story340ni7xi?affiliate_id=2362897 -The 6 Figure Blueprint https://the6figuredreamblueprint.com/the-6-figure-dream-blueprint?affiliate_id=2362897 -The Richest Man In The Trash Can Digital https://therichestmaninthetrashcandigital.com/the-richest-man-in-the-trash-can-digital?affiliate_id=2362897 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ladymyya/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ladymyya/support

Airdate May 3 2020: Fareed interviews Trump economic and trade adviser Peter Navarro on the blame game between China & the US over the spread of Covid-19. Then, the curious case of Sweden - the Scandinavian country has barely locked down but it's death rates are lower than you might imagine. Why? Sweden's Chief Epidemiologist Anders Tegnell tells Fareed. Also, the rise of anti-Asian racism in the wake of Covid-19. GUESTS: Peter Navarro, Anders Tegnell, Jiayang Fan, Erica Lee

This pandemic definitely has us all thinking about our finances more than ever before. With this huge shift in the world, comes a shift in consumer spending, and prioritizing purchasing decisions of ‘needs’ over ‘wants’. In this episode we talk to Erica Lee, certified Financial Planner and specialist in Insurance Planning, on how our finances can survive COVID-19. We speak on adapting our spending behaviour, developing a budget, investing, and setting ourselves up for a successful financial future. Connect with Erica Lee https://www.ericalee.ca/ https://bit.ly/2S1EFrI Connect with Danielle http://bit.ly/33ZShI6 Connect with Kristina https://bit.ly/307yoxC For more information visit us at: WWW.YOUHAVENTHEARDPODCAST.COM

Erica Lee Strauss is a professional copywriter, Reiki practitioner and mental health advocate. Her Social Anxiety Disorder diagnosis has NOT held her back from pursuing her goals but has definitely created some challenges along the way. Today Erica shares how her social anxiety has impacted her relationships, schooling and work. She also gives some great advice for loved ones and friends who maybe know someone who struggles with anxiety/social anxiety. RESOURCES :: Erica's Meditation App Tag us on IG with your takeaways @LoriStreator & @EricaLeeXO   Disclaimer: This podcast is not intended for treatment purposes and is for educational use only. It is not to be used in place of therapy. If you or someone you know if struggling with mental health issues, please reach out to the nearest appropriate professional.

If you aren’t already familiar with PAAL, I’d like to bring that organization to your attention, particularly if you are a parent-artist. The acronym PAAL stands for… Read more "097: Empowering Parent Artists with Nashville PAAL rep Erica Lee Haines" The post 097: Empowering Parent Artists with Nashville PAAL rep Erica Lee Haines appeared first on Artist Soapbox.

A look back at my series on 30 seasons of Orlando Magic basketball with Barry Cooper, Greg Warmoth, Andrew Monaco, Dennis Neumann, Chip Caray, Erica Lee and Pat Williams

Author Erica Lee’s Coming Out Story Coming Out Stories   On this episode we hear Erica Lee’s Coming Out Story. This podcast series airs every October to celebrate coming out month. As LGBTQIA people we are often seen as different and wrong. By celebrating our coming out stories we see that we are part of something bigger and that there is hope.   The book discussed in this episode   Sunsets and Shades by Erica Lee Synopsis Kinsley Scott is a lesbian romance author who doesn’t actually believe in love. While her alter ego, Laurel Lake, loves happy endings and epic love stories, Kinsley has a more cynical view of the world.  Grace Harper is a hopeless romantic hanging on every word of the lesbian romance novels she reads. She believes her happy ending is right around the corner if she can just move on from the ex who cheated on her. When Grace's childhood best friend, Leah, suggests that she comes to Philly to get space from her ex, it seems like the perfect opportunity to start over, especially since Leah's roommate is none other than Laurel Lake - Grace's favorite romance author.  Grace quickly learns that people aren't always how they appear online and is disappointed to find that Kinsley Scott is nothing like Laurel Lake. She's rude and vulgar and, unfortunately, irresistibly sexy. There is also much more to her than meets the eye, and as the two grow closer, her tough exterior is quickly stripped away, revealing much more than Grace ever bargained for.   Get this book on Amazon US, Canada or Germany https://amzn.to/2H88AsM   Get this book on Amazon UK https://amzn.to/2YTMg0U   Connect with Erica Lee Online at the links below Website https://astoldbyeri.wixsite.com/ericalee Email EricaLeeAuthor@gmail.com Twitter https://twitter.com/EricaLeeAuthor Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Erica-Lee-2248669705421572 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/EricaLeeAuthor/ Author page on Amazon https://amzn.to/2KDnv0v      You can find all the Coming Out Stories here https://thelesbiantalkshow.podbean.com/category/coming-out/     Like what we do? Consider joining our Patreon Community here. Our Patrons make it possible to keep this channel going. https://www.patreon.com/TheLesbianTalkShow

We communicate with artificial intelligence via user interface, or UI. AI innovator Erica Lee joins Dirk and Jon to talk about the present and future of people communication with our smart machines. AI innovator Erica Lee joins Dirk and Jon to explore user interface and artificial intelligence. We talk about on-trend inputs like gestural and voice and how they contribute to augmentation and automation driven by artificial intelligence.   Memorable Quotes "As we improve our sensor imprint and our understanding of human intelligence, how the brain works, how the body works, and how they work in relationship to each other, we can use that data and that information to really build products that help us with our goals in fitness, health, education, the environment, and more." "With AI, the thing I am most excited about is being able to augment decision-making, not necessarily automate it." "I would like to challenge people in AI as, are you really using AI to solve the Root Cause Analysis?" "On the consumer side, the biggest market is with home automation, with building devices at home to help you with small tasks." "If you can't distinguish the difference between new and completely innovative, and then being able to master the skills to actually apply that, you will just naturally be left behind." "Voice interface is now actually starting to merge with visual interfaces." "AI is a technology that's been around for a while, but it's especially meaningful right now because people are realizing they can turn data into insights." "It's still clunky, and it's like this teenager trying to figure out what it's doing in the world."   Mentioned in this episode Singularity University CRISPR-Cas9   Who You'll Hear Dirk Knemeyer, Social Futurist and Producer of Creative Next (@dknemeyer) Jonathan Follett, Writer, Electronic Musician, Emerging Tech Researcher and Producer of Creative Next (@jonfollett) Erica Lee, AI Innovator (@EricaLeeAI)   Join The Conversation Website & Newsletter: www.creativenext.org Twitter: @GoCreativeNext Facebook: /GoCreativeNext Instagram: @GoCreativeNext   Sponsors GoInvo, A design practice dedicated to innovation in healthcare whose clients are as varied as AstraZeneca, 3M Health Information Services, and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. www.goinvo.com Design Museum Foundation, A new kind of museum, they believe design can change the world. They’re online, nomadic, and focused on making design accessible to everyone. Their mission: bring the transformative power of design everywhere. You can learn about their exhibitions, events, magazine, and more. www.designmuseumfoundation.org BIF, As a purpose-driven firm, BIF is committed to bringing design strategy where it is needed most - health care, education, and public service to create value for our most vulnerable populations. www.bif.is

The National Film Tribune and Anchor Movie Talk present Review. Where one or more of our colleagues review a recent film within the first two weeks of its release. Today we review John Wick Chapter 3: Parabellum, a film that follows ex hitman John Wick who finds himself on the run from legions of assassins after a 14 million dollar contract is put on his head. Directed by Chad Stahleski Starring Keanu Reeves,Laurence Fishburne, Halle Berry, Anjelica Houston ,Lance Reddick and Ian Mcshane. Produced by Basil Iwanyk, Erica Lee and David Leitch Send us a message of what you thought of the film find us online at filmtribune.net

Today's episode is with the lovely Erica Lee Strauss, copywriter boss babe. We touch on how important it is to have epic copy, and have a bit of fun talking about all the fun amazingness of the "woo woo world" that we both adore. Erica has an amazing free gift as well that will definitely benefit any business with her sales page starter kit: http://ericaleexo.com/salespagestarterkit

Plus some thoughts on the NFL, College Football and HBO getting out of the boxing business.

Developing Your Mediumship Erica Lee is a gifted internationally known legacy medium. A natural born medium, Erica has connected to Spirit since earliest memory and has been in professional practice internationally for ten out of the twenty years that she has spent sharing the gift of Spirit with the public. http://www.ericaleemedium.com http://www.instagram.com/ericaleemedium http://www.facebook.com/ericaleemedium ericaleemedium@gmail.com   http://www.lisabousson.com […] The post Ep31: Erica Lee – Developing Your Mediumship appeared first on Lisa Bousson.

Only 1 month in Business she has overcome a lot and has had success with Instagram and creating buzz in the city of El Paso. See how a lady boss is setting trends and staying niche in a city thats growing with change in styles. Follow on Facebook — https://www.facebook.com/mannycarrerarealtor/ Follow on Instagram— https://www.instagram.com/carrera__homes Subscribe on my YouTube channel-- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaYjTiJwQqcMdZRFMR3OvCg MannyCarrerahomes.Com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whiskeywednesdays/support

My first guest on the Tami Jackson Show* tonight will be Matthew Betley. A former USMC officer of ten years, Matthew was deployed to Djibouti after 9/11 and Iraq, prior to the Surge, and very much understands the military life, having lived it himself. He appreciates the intricacies of an officer's mind and that personal experience shines through in the authenticity of his writing. A New Jersey native who considers Cincinnati home, he graduated from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, with a B.A. in psychology and minors in political science and sociology. Matt's debut novel, Overwatch, hit the market in March 2016 with a big bang, a high-octane thriller that we talked about on the show two years ago. It was announced in February of this year that Thunder Road acquired the movie rights to Overwatch! Thunder Road Pictures has acquired film rights to Matthew Betley's novel “Overwatch.” J.P. Davis is set to adapt the thriller. Basil Iwanyk, Erica Lee, and Braden Aftergood are attached to produce the upcoming movie. The novel was published by Emily Bestler Books, a division of Simon&Schuster, and was nominated for a Barry Award. Betley, a former marine, writes intense, high-action thrillers that center on the adventures of former Marine Corps Force Reconnaissance officer Logan West. In this novel, West impulsively answers a dead man's ringing phone, triggering a global race against the clock to track down an unknown organization searching for an Iraqi artifact that is central to a planned attack in the Middle East — one that will draw the United States into a major conflict with Iran. Last year I had Matt on to talk about the release of book number two in his Logan West series, Oath of Honor. Today marks the release of the third installment in the Logan West series, Field of Valor: Set in the aftermath of Betley's “machine-gun pace” (Booklist) Oath of Honor and the discovery of a deadly global conspiracy, the president requests Logan West to form a covert task force with the mission to dismantle a nameless enemy. With the full resources of the Justice Department, Intelligence Community, and the military (not to mention presidential pardons pre-signed), Logan must battle a secret organization with the connections and funding to rival many first-world nations. The goal of this organization is both singular and sinister—to pit the United States against China in a bid to dismantle the world's security and economy. Back on US soil, Logan and his task force pursue the elusive foe from the woods of northern Virginia to the banks of the Chesapeake Bay, from suburban Maryland across the urban sprawl of Washington DC. The stakes have never been higher for Logan or America. Check out Matthew Betley's website with interview and book signing dates: MatthewBetley.com/events Don't miss a minute as Matt and I discuss his newest book and the Overwatch movie -- it's great to watch a truly good guy find his niche in writing and see the rewards of his hard work! ************************** My guest in the second half hour will be Joe Dan Gorman. Joe Dan's bio at Intellectual Froglegs: Born in Dallas Texas, and raised in the hills of eastern Kentucky, Joe Dan Gorman spent most of his adult life in the southern Arizona real estate investment market where he served as broker, investor and private consultant. He was vice-president of the largest (at the time) real estate investment company in southern Arizona. When the real estate market collapsed in 2007, in combination with a multi-year custody battle for his son— Joe Dan lost everything. Within a 3 month period, Joe Dan's dad died, his son was taken, and his livelihood collapsed. Suddenly Joe Dan went from a beautiful home in the Catalina foothills to living and working in an unfinished basement for the next six years. In May of 2008, Joe Dan, almost 50 years of age at the time, moved to his Aunt Jean's Kansas City basement. He could not find a job anywhere, doing anything -- not even working in fast food restaurants. In 2009, Joe Dan produced his very first video on a laptop and the free Windows Movie Maker software that came with the computer. “I will follow him” was the title and it accrued over 200K views. Soon thereafter, he became a semi-regular on KMBZ AM-Radio in Kansas City until he was banned after the station took a liberal slant. In 2011, Joe Dan who was about to be baptized— was ‘dis-invited' from his baptism at the KC church for asking too many questions. He wrote about that here. It was shortly after that when Joe Dan said God came into his life via the basement, and just a few months later, in 2012, Joe Dan created Intellectual Froglegs. In 2013, he was nominated for Video Blogger of the Year at CPAC in Washington DC. And now his job is Intellectual Froglegs, where he makes just enough to produce the next episode. Joe Dan has rejected corporate affiliations that require him to compromise his core Christian beliefs. Intellectual Froglegs If you've not see an Intellectual Froglegs episode you are missing out on maybe the most entertaining 30 minutes you've ever seen: Joe Dan narrates each fast-paced, irreverent, hysterical minute! Gorman adds fantastic music -- lots of rock -- to punctuate the segments. Making fun of liberals and their wholesale lunacy has never been so much fun! Bookmark IF and listen as Joe Dan brings his humor to the political discourse on my show! Follow Matthew on Twitter at @MatthewBetley, Joe Dan Gorman at @JoeDanMedia, and me at @tamij AND tweet your questions/comments during the show. *Sponsored by Camera Security Now, your premier source for surveillance and access control systems for business nationwide; by ROBAR® Companies, a True Custom firearms and firearms finishing shop located in Phoenix, AZ, and found online at RobarGuns.com; and by Dispatches, your site for the BEST conservative resources to fight and win the information war.

Judge Erica Lee Williams sees discipline and community service as core values grounding her career. Williams was a practicing attorney when she was appointed to serve as district court judge of the 30th Judicial District in Division 17 by Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear in 2009. The following year, Williams was elected to a full term, and then was re-elected in 2014. She currently serves as presiding judge for teen court in Jefferson County. Williams holds numerous professional accolades, such as being named one of Louisville magazine’s 2014 50 Most Powerful People, as well as a 2013 Enterprising Women to Watch and a 2012 Forty under 40, both in Business First. She has served as the 2010 Honorary Chair for the second annual Lupus Foundation of America’s Walk to End Lupus Now and helps in many other charitable community associations and boards. Williams and her husband, Jason, reside in Louisville with their daughter.

Effingham was left to burn, plots are fully revealed and we finally discover who the true Mark Twain Killer is. Also, everyone's favorite radio host makes his return.   Welcome Thru Effingham is created and performed by Sketchpad Comedy and produced by Hugmonster Sound with STL Vernacular. This episode features Shea Ballentine, Jason Flamm, Erica Lee, Nathan Maul, Angela Smith, and Kevin Strader. Show support for Welcome Thru Effingham by sharing our weekly episodes. About Welcome Thru Effingham Sketchpad Comedy creates Welcome Thru Effingham. Sketchpad Comedy is a sketch comedy group based in St. Louis to help human people create comedy. Sorry aliens.  Sketchpad Comedy began in July of 2014. It started with STL SketchPAD, a live sketch comedy show that is put on by writers and performers in St. Louis, MO. Since then the team at Sketchpad has helped over 80 writers put on hundreds of live sketches. Their motto is simple: They believe comedy should be accessible to anyone who wants to write, perform, or watch it. They accomplish this through community, collaboration, and creation. 

We've finally come to the season finale of season 2. Well, part 1 of this season's finale, anyway. An old friend returns and we have the grand opening of the brand new Flaming Hearts football stadium! What could possibly go wrong?   Welcome Thru Effingham is created and performed by Sketchpad Comedy and produced by Hugmonster Sound with STL Vernacular. This episode features Shea Ballentine, Jason Flamm, Erica Lee, Nathan Maul, Angela Smith, and Kevin Strader. Show support for Welcome Thru Effingham by sharing our weekly episodes. About Welcome Thru Effingham Sketchpad Comedy creates Welcome Thru Effingham. Sketchpad Comedy is a sketch comedy group based in St. Louis to help human people create comedy. Sorry aliens.  Sketchpad Comedy began in July of 2014. It started with STL SketchPAD, a live sketch comedy show that is put on by writers and performers in St. Louis, MO. Since then the team at Sketchpad has helped over 80 writers put on hundreds of live sketches. Their motto is simple: They believe comedy should be accessible to anyone who wants to write, perform, or watch it. They accomplish this through community, collaboration, and creation. 

Erica is the Founder/CEO of AstrX, an international automation company and Zen.Vision, a Virtual Reality education company. She's a 22 year old serial entrepreneur of exponential technology companies that will optimize human performance & creativity by enabling people to accelerate their learning curve through innovations in education & self-learning. After dropping out of engineering school and being completely broke, Erica created a 6-figure company in less than a year and is sponsored by Google to move her companies up to SF at NASA Ames Research Park for Singularity U. She's passionate about technology, entrepreneurship, books, personal development, human psychology, science fiction, dogs and futurism. It took Erica a series of events in her life to realize her true potential and define her own vision. In this episode, Erica will share with you 4 components of self confidence that she lives by along with her story and tips that you can use in your own inner journey to self confidence. Check out thetaoofselfconfidence.com for show notes of Erica's episode, Erica's website, resources, gifts and so much more.

In a shocking turn of events, our Russian spy turns out to be a Russian spy. And the Effingham mob is implicated.    Welcome Thru Effingham is created and performed by Sketchpad Comedy and produced by Hugmonster Sound with STL Vernacular. This episode features Jason Flamm, Erica Lee, Matt Martin, Nathan Maul, and Kevin Strader. Show support for Welcome Thru Effingham by sharing our weekly episodes.   About Welcome Thru Effingham Sketchpad Comedy creates Welcome Thru Effingham. Sketchpad Comedy is a sketch comedy group based in St. Louis to help human people create comedy. Sorry aliens.  Sketchpad Comedy began in July of 2014. It started with STL SketchPAD, a live sketch comedy show that is put on by writers and performers in St. Louis, MO. Since then the team at Sketchpad has helped over 80 writers put on hundreds of live sketches. Their motto is simple: They believe comedy should be accessible to anyone who wants to write, perform, or watch it. They accomplish this through community, collaboration, and creation. 

A lot of characters have come into the world of Welcome Thru Effingham this season. Unfortunately, some of them won't make it to the season finale. Find out who makes the cut and who became another victim of the Mark Twain Killer. Welcome Thru Effingham is created and performed by Sketchpad Comedy and produced by Hugmonster Sound with STL Vernacular. This episode features Shea Ballantine, Brian Dooley, Jason Flamm, Erica Lee, Nathan Maul, Angela Smith, Kevin Strader, and Frank Zito. Show support for Welcome Thru Effingham by sharing our weekly episodes.   About Welcome Thru Effingham Sketchpad Comedy creates Welcome Thru Effingham. Sketchpad Comedy is a sketch comedy group based in St. Louis to help human people create comedy. Sorry aliens.  Sketchpad Comedy began in July of 2014. It started with STL SketchPAD, a live sketch comedy show that is put on by writers and performers in St. Louis, MO. Since then the team at Sketchpad has helped over 80 writers put on hundreds of live sketches. Their motto is simple: They believe comedy should be accessible to anyone who wants to write, perform, or watch it. They accomplish this through community, collaboration, and creation. 

The Mark Twain Killer has struck! Or has she? Either way, a man is dead in Effingham. Unfortunately, it may have destroyed the Effing Alliance as well. Also, we find out the results of the Effing election with a live episode of CrossTalk.     Welcome Thru Effingham is created and performed by Sketchpad Comedy and produced by Hugmonster Sound with STL Vernacular. This episode features Shea Ballantine, Brian Dooley, Jason Flamm, Erica Lee, Matt Martin, Nathan Maul, Angela Smith, Kevin Strader, and Frank Zito. Show support for Welcome Thru Effingham by sharing our weekly episodes.   About Welcome Thru Effingham Sketchpad Comedy creates Welcome Thru Effingham. Sketchpad Comedy is a sketch comedy group based in St. Louis to help human people create comedy. Sorry aliens.  Sketchpad Comedy began in July of 2014. It started with STL SketchPAD, a live sketch comedy show that is put on by writers and performers in St. Louis, MO. Since then the team at Sketchpad has helped over 80 writers put on hundreds of live sketches. Their motto is simple: They believe comedy should be accessible to anyone who wants to write, perform, or watch it. They accomplish this through community, collaboration, and creation. 

This week we return to Season Two of Welcome Thru Effingham with a visit to the Effingham Retirement Home, where questions are answered, plots thicken, and foods are pureed.   Welcome Thru Effingham is created and performed by Sketchpad Comedy and produced by Hugmonster Sound with STL Vernacular. This episode features Shea Ballantine, Brian Dooley, Jason Flamm, Erica Lee, Matt Martin, Nathan Maul, Angela Smith, Kevin Strader, and Frank Zito. Marketing efforts developed by Blank Page Marketing.    About Welcome Thru Effingham Sketchpad Comedy creates Welcome Thru Effingham. Sketchpad Comedy is a sketch comedy group based in St. Louis to help human people create comedy. Sorry aliens.  Sketchpad Comedy began in July of 2014. It started with STL SketchPAD, a live sketch comedy show that is put on by writers and performers in St. Louis, MO. Since then the team at Sketchpad has helped over 80 writers put on hundreds of live sketches. Their motto is simple: They believe comedy should be accessible to anyone who wants to write, perform, or watch it. They accomplish this through community, collaboration, and creation. 

Melissa talks to Erica Lee and Leah Arcand about the intersections of gentrification, art, police, religion, and being indigenous women.

This week on Welcome Thru Effingham Jimbo reads a book to school children as part of his campaign for mayor and we hear a commercial for the Anti store, with music from Alt Control Delete.   Welcome Thru Effingham is created and performed by Sketchpad Comedy and produced by Hugmonster Sound with STL Vernacular. This episode features Shea Ballantine, Brian Dooley, Jason Flamm, Erica Lee, Matt Martin, Nathan Maul, Kevin Strader, and Frank Zito. Marketing efforts developed by Blank Page Marketing.    About Welcome Thru Effingham Sketchpad Comedy creates Welcome Thru Effingham. Sketchpad Comedy is a sketch comedy group based in St. Louis to help human people create comedy. Sorry aliens.  Sketchpad Comedy began in July of 2014. It started with STL SketchPAD, a live sketch comedy show that is put on by writers and performers in St. Louis, MO. Since then the team at Sketchpad has helped over 80 writers put on hundreds of live sketches. Their motto is simple: They believe comedy should be accessible to anyone who wants to write, perform, or watch it. They accomplish this through community, collaboration, and creation. 

On this episode of Welcome Thru Effingham we meet the oldest person in town and find out what people think of Jimbo Fiish's campaign for Mayor. Also, we learn about the mobscene in Effingham, Kansas. Just how much is an updated LinkedIN profile worth?   Welcome Thru Effingham is created and performed by Sketchpad Comedy and produced by Hugmonster Sound with STL Vernacular. This episode features Shea Ballantine, Brian Dooley, Jason Flamm, Erica Lee, Matt Martin, Nathan Maul, Kevin Strader, and Frank Zito. Marketing efforts developed by Blank Page Marketing.    About Welcome Thru Effingham Sketchpad Comedy creates Welcome Thru Effingham. Sketchpad Comedy is a sketch comedy group based in St. Louis to help human people create comedy. Sorry aliens.  Sketchpad Comedy began in July of 2014. It started with STL SketchPAD, a live sketch comedy show that is put on by writers and performers in St. Louis, MO. Since then the team at Sketchpad has helped over 80 writers put on hundreds of live sketches. Their motto is simple: They believe comedy should be accessible to anyone who wants to write, perform, or watch it. They accomplish this through community, collaboration, and creation. 

Things are heating up on this episode of Welcome Thru Effingham! It's election time which means, low blows, monster truck announcers and Effing Land? Also, we get a little bit more insight into the origins of Mark Twain Killer and her relationship with Father Bruce.   Welcome Thru Effingham is created and performed by Sketchpad Comedy and produced by Hugmonster Sound with STL Vernacular. This episode features Shea Ballantine, Brian Dooley, Jason Flamm, Erica Lee, Matt Martin, Nathan Maul, Angela Smith, Kevin Strader, and Frank Zito. Marketing efforts developed by Blank Page Marketing.    About Welcome Thru Effingham Sketchpad Comedy creates Welcome Thru Effingham. Sketchpad Comedy is a sketch comedy group based in St. Louis to help human people create comedy. Sorry aliens.  Sketchpad Comedy began in July of 2014. It started with STL SketchPAD, a live sketch comedy show that is put on by writers and performers in St. Louis, MO. Since then the team at Sketchpad has helped over 80 writers put on hundreds of live sketches. Their motto is simple: They believe comedy should be accessible to anyone who wants to write, perform, or watch it. They accomplish this through community, collaboration, and creation. 

In this episode of Welcome Thru Effingham, Fireman Stan stops by with a public service announcement and we get a recap of the Oscars with the help of a few truck drivers.   Welcome Thru Effingham is created and performed by Sketchpad Comedy and produced by Hugmonster Sound with STL Vernacular. This episode features Shea Ballantine, Brian Dooley, Jason Flamm, Erica Lee, Matt Martin, Nathan Maul and Frank Zito. Marketing efforts developed by Blank Page Marketing.    About Welcome Thru Effingham Sketchpad Comedy creates Welcome Thru Effingham. Sketchpad Comedy is a sketch comedy group based in St. Louis to help human people create comedy. Sorry aliens.  Sketchpad Comedy began in July of 2014. It started with STL SketchPAD, a live sketch comedy show that is put on by writers and performers in St. Louis, MO. Since then the team at Sketchpad has helped over 80 writers put on hundreds of live sketches. Their motto is simple: They believe comedy should be accessible to anyone who wants to write, perform, or watch it. They accomplish this through community, collaboration, and creation.   

In this episode Jimbo Fiish announces his campaign for Mayor or Sheriff... we're still not sure which. And just where in the world is the former host of our show, Todd Hammers? Decisions will be made, lines in the sand are drawn and the repercussions of our characters' actions will reveal themselves later.   Join Guy Cornish as he tries to answer these questions while planting some more in your head, that may never be answered. This is Welcome Thru Effingham.   This week’s episode was written and performed by Shea Ballantine, Brian Dooley, Jason Flamm, Erica Lee, Nathan Maul, Angela Smith, Kevin Strader and Frank Zito.   About Welcome Thru Effingham Sketchpad Comedy creates Welcome Thru Effingham. Sketchpad Comedy is a sketch comedy group based in St. Louis to help human people create comedy. Sorry aliens.  Sketchpad Comedy began in July of 2014. It started with STL SketchPAD, a live sketch comedy show that is put on by writers and performers in St. Louis, MO. Since then the team at Sketchpad has helped over 80 writers put on hundreds of live sketches. Their motto is simple: They believe comedy should be accessible to anyone who wants to write, perform, or watch it. They accomplish this through community, collaboration, and creation.  Produced by Hugmonster Sound. Part of the STLVernacular Podcast Network.

Things have changed in the town of Effingham. Todd Hammers is nowhere to be found. The Mark Twain Killer is on the loose and Jimbo Fiish... is in love? Lucas introduces the game show "How much change can you handle?" Lisa Chimmins is on the street asking the townspeople of Effingham if they support the campaign to use public funds to build a new High School football stadium.    And it's all going to lead to a tragic conclusion... we hope.   This week's episode was written and performed by Shea Ballantine, Brian Dooley, Jason Flamm, Erica Lee, Nathan Maul, Angela Smith and Kevin Strader.     We are Sketchpad Comedy. Comedy makes the world a better place & everyone should have access to it. Since 2014, we’ve put on sketch comedy shows written and developed by a new cast every month. Comedy is important to us because we see it’s usefulness in our everyday lives. The ability to laugh in the face of sadness, depression and heartbreak is priceless. Everyone deserves a chance to be happy. We will continue doing this through podcasts, more shows, workshops and comedy courses. http://sketchpadcomedy.com/   Originally entitled "STL Sketchpod," Welcome Thru Effingham is produced by Hugmonster Sound, and is a proud part of the STLVernacular Network.

In the final installment of the season 1 finale, the Effing Alliance takes on Bruce's band of Satanists, but will they save the day? Welcome Thru Effingham Season finale part 2 features Shea Ballantine, Brain Dooley, Jason Flamm, Adam Frick, Erica Lee, Nathan Maul, Angela Smith, Kevin Strader, and Frank Zito; and is sponsored by Shock City Studios.   About Sketchpad Comedy Originally named STL SketchPAD was created in 2014 as a way for local comedy writers to get their work performed on stage without having to worry about silly things like lights, rent , or having enough material. We have collaborated with more than 60 writers & performers in St. Louis to put on over 100 live sketches in front of hundreds of audience members.  Find out more at www.sketchpadcomedy.com. Originally entitled "STL Sketchpod," Welcome Thru Effingham is produced by Hugmonster Sound, and is a proud part of the STLVernacular Network.

In episode 154, Chris Crespo and Drewster Cogburn are joined by first time guest, radio broadcaster and local legend Erica Lee. Chris and Drew give a SPOILER-FREE review of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, and Chris reviews The Assassin. Billy D reviews Anguish. The Netflix Instant Pick of the Week is Darkman. The Crespodisco features songs... The post #154 – The Money Awakens appeared first on Cinema Crespodiso.

In this season 1 finale, we are celebrating Christian boy band Proverbs 31 with the Concert at the Cross. All is fine until the concert is interrupted by the satanic underbelly of Effingham. When the town needs a hero the most, who will be the one to step up and deliver them from evil? The Effing Alliance is born. Welcome Thru Effingham Season finale part 1 features Shea Ballantine, Jason Flamm, Erica Lee, Nathan Maul, Angela Smith, and Kevin Strader; and is sponsored by Shock City Studios.   STL SketchPAD was created in 2014 as a way for local comedy writers to get their work performed on stage without having to worry about silly things like lights, rent , or having enough material. We have collaborated with more than 60 writers & performers in St. Louis to put on over 100 live sketches in front of hundreds of audience members.  Find out more at www.stlsketchpad.com. STL SketchPOD is produced by Hugmonster Sound. Part of the STLVernacular Network.

Star Wars Talk show, inadequacies, and revenge this week. Yes, Effingham has feelings too. Welcome Thru Effingham EP 5 features Shea Ballantine, Brian Dooley, Adam Frick, Jason Flamm, Laura Lanigan, Erica Lee, Nathan Maul, Angela Smith, Gelene Strecker-Sayer, Kevin Strader and Frank Zito. Welcome Thru Effingham is a project of Sketchpad Comedy, produced by Hugmonster Sound and a proud part of the STLVernacular Podcast Network.   About Sketchpad Comedy: We help human people create comedy. Sorry aliens. Interested? Subscribe to our mailing list to learn how. We have collaborated with more than 60 writers & performers in St. Louis to put on over 100 live sketches in front of hundreds of audience members. We know what's up. Find out more at www.stlsketchpad.com Produced by Hugmonster Sound. Part of the STLVernacular Podcast Network.

Anthony Garza Jr. is the supervisor of horticulture and grounds at the botanical garden. He runs a class on horticultural methods and is responsible for the transition to more organic methodologies at the garden.TranscriptSpeaker 1: Hi, this is Rick. We edited this file on April 30th, 2013 in order to fix file upload problems we had within earlier copy Speaker 2: spectrum's. Next then Speaker 3: [inaudible].Speaker 4: [00:00:30] Welcome to spectrum the science and technology show on k a l x Berkeley, a biweekly 30 minute program bringing you interviews featuring bay area scientists and [00:01:00] technologists. Speaker 5: My name is Rick Karnofsky. Brad swift and I are the host of this show. Today. We are pleased to speak with Anthony Garcia jr who will discuss the UC botanical garden at Berkeley. He's the supervisor of horticulture and grounds at the botanical garden and oversees a large number of employees there. He runs a class on horticultural methods and is responsible for the transition to more organic methodologies at the garden, including the recent adoption of compost tea. Speaker 1: Anthony Garza Junior. [00:01:30] Welcome to spectrum. Thanks for having me. Brad. Give us a, an overview of your responsibilities at the botanical garden. Sure. I'm the supervisor of horticulture and grounds and so I work very closely with [inaudible]. My boss who is the associate director of collections and horticulture and our director. I supervise about 10 area horticulturists. Okay. A lead building, maintenance employee, and a groundskeeper. [00:02:00] And I do a lot of interfacing with physical plant campus services here to support the infrastructure at the garden. I run a class called horticultural methods, which is IB one 12 l. Yeah. So I'm all over the place doing a lot of things. So it keeps it interesting every day. Speaker 1: How old is the garden? How, what's the history of the garden? Sure. The garden actually started down here on campus. I have an old black and white picture, my office of Palms and bananas and, and other interesting [00:02:30] plants out in front of I believe North or South Hall. Well that was pre 1930 because the gardens started moving up the hill, uh, to its current site, which is a former sheep and cattle farm in 1929. So it's been there that long. We actually have collections, uh, plant collections in the garden, say from the new world desert that date from the early thirties that are still alive. What's your favorite place in the garden? [00:03:00] Oh, that's hard to say. The garden is such a beautiful place and there are several spots where when you're up in the canyon you have views of the Golden Gate Bridge, um, which is unique to University of California Botanical Garden at Berkeley. Speaker 1: I'd have to say my favorite place is probably out in the farthest reaches of the collection in the Mesoamerican or the Mexican and Central American collection because it, it's sort of wedged down in, uh, [00:03:30] Strawberry Canyon. So he can be out in that collection among plants from, uh, Mexico and feel like you're really out in habitat and cause you're seeing very little other built structures around you. It's, it's a really fine collection and probably the least visited because it's the furthest out from the front entrance. Is there any activity that the garden does to try to preserve certain species? Yes, absolutely. Might be in danger. Most of that work is, has been done just because of where [00:04:00] we are here in California with California native plants. And a lot of that conservation work is done by our curator, Holly Forbes and Barbara Keller. And, uh, for example, uh, there are several, uh, there's a recent case of a, an Arctic staphylococci or, uh, a Manzanita California Manzanita being rediscovered, uh, in the Presidio on Doyle drive. Speaker 1: They were, um, doing some road construction and found one individual, a plant that [00:04:30] was thought to be gone. And so, uh, that plant was before it was dug up and moved to another side and the Presidio, a bunch of cuttings were taken a vegetative cuttings. So we were involved in that and we received a lot of those cuttings and have propagated those and grown those on for, you know, growing back out at the Presidio or other botanical gardens. And we're growing some in the ground. So we're involved in sort of these, what you could call in the plant where [00:05:00] at these care charismatic rescues of very rare individuals and on campus there's the ability for researchers to apply to the garden to do, do, use your space and or do something on the grounds. Yes, we have both indoor and outdoor space available to students, postdocs, faculty, uh, indoor greenhouse space can be utilized. Speaker 1: [00:05:30] Um, if someone wants to study plants in an indoor setting for a particular reason, we also have a research plateau, which is outside and this can be used for growing plants in the ground. Uh, so yes, uh, that those two areas are available to, uh, anybody on campus who's doing research. Um, they usually just run it through our curator and our associate director of collections and horticulture. Uh, we make sure we can accommodate the plants and the type of work [00:06:00] and uh, Eh, that's been well utilized over the years. Alright. We also do other types of research or support other types of research in the garden that one might not think would happen in a botanical garden. Uh, for several years we had, uh, a magnetometer up on the research plateau that was run by, I believe, the physics department. And they were, uh, working to develop a very sensitive machine, almost like an MRI. So they were picking up, uh, [00:06:30] magnetic impulses from all over the bay area. And so they needed a quiet space away from a lot of noise. So they, uh, they use that. There's a people from campus doing research on on bees and how far they migrate and what types of plants they they travel to in pollinate. So it can be a a a wide ranging, uh, okay. Wide ranging types of research. It doesn't have to just be a plant or plant genetics based Speaker 6: [00:07:00] [inaudible] Speaker 3: [inaudible] you are listening to spectrum on KALX we are speaking with Anthony Garcia jr about the UC botanical gardens. Speaker 1: Yeah, compost tea has been around for a while. [00:07:30] Most of the work on compost, he started with a group called the soil food web. They were doing and still continue to do research on compost tea as mostly an organic replacement for synthetic fungicides for disease suppression in agriculture, horticulture and landscaping. So weed heard about it and we had some colleagues at other gardens starting to use compost tea with good results. [00:08:00] And so that's how we first started to hear about it. And what were the challenges in terms of embracing the process [inaudible] well, compost tea takes some specialized equipment. It's, it's a new approach that, like I mentioned before, it is not just pulling out the, the chemical fungicides to treat a problem. It's more, it's a more holistic approach where you're trying to get beneficial biology out into the environment and on your plants [00:08:30] to suppress diseases. Speaker 1: So it takes a while. So there's a, there's a learning curve and uh, an a by n curve with, you know, even my staff in terms of believing that this a new organic approach to disease suppression and introducing organic fertility will actually work. So, but it helps to have other botanical gardens Arboreta and other colleagues who have worked with this and have had good results from it. Talk [00:09:00] about the brewing process. Sure. So [inaudible] we were fortunate to get a grant from the Green Initiative Fund here on campus that paid for our compost tea brewing equipment. This includes a 100 gallon tank brewer with a motor that blows air into the tank. And we also bought a large commercial grade worm composting bin and started off with some bulk ingredients to make compost. [00:09:30] And so essentially what, what the process is, is taking hot compost or what we call thermophilic compost that is cooked down from organic biomass. Speaker 1: And then taking worm compost. The done the castings, uh, from the worms. Uh, both of these things end up looking like soil when they're fully done. And we take these two things and we put them in a fine mesh bag and we can suspend them in the [00:10:00] tank of water or we can put them in a five gallon bucket of water. And we, it's like kneading dough. We need all this material a and w a water solution. And what we're doing is if you have a healthy compost, uh, what you'll get in that water is a very rich mix of beneficial fungi, bacteria, nematodes, protozoa, uh, along with some nutrients. And so we take this [00:10:30] slurry, this comp, this t from compost, put it into the larger unit, fill that with water. We add some humic acids to sort of bind up the chloramines that are in the East Bay mud water. Speaker 1: And then we add some extra fish, emulsion and Capitol Kelp emulsion. The fish and Kelp emulsion are used to feed the biology that we've put in that water. We fill the tank up a hundred gallons and we airaid it with the motorized blower for 24 to 48 hours. [00:11:00] So what happens here is that all that beneficial biology propagates with the in the, in the water and with the air and the extra organic food provided by the fish and kelp. And so during that airation process, all this biology multiplies many, many fold. And so that's our basic brewing process. Speaker 1: So the real benefit will be how healthy you assess [00:11:30] your plants to be. And it, I guess over time you can make that assessment. Yes. Uh, at this point we have mostly been using our compost tea and our Rose Garden. We have a garden of old roses and this is a small collection and so it's been easy to apply, um, are relatively limited equipment, uh, to this collection. Also roses, uh, particularly cultivated roses are classics for having [00:12:00] Fungal Pathogens, like a black spot, powdery mildew, things like that. So we've been using it in there and some things have responded well. Some things haven't responded so well. And we've also been using the compost tea in the Rose Garden, not just for disease suppression on foliage, but to build the health of the soil in terms of the biology of the soil, the fertility in the soil. And so it can take time to convert a soils from [00:12:30] a conventional methodology where you're using synthetics, uh, and then changing into using organics that that can take time and that is pretty well supported in their literature. Going from conventional methodology to organic methodology. Um, it certainly takes some time to convert uh, soils and plants. Speaker 3: [inaudible]Speaker 6: [inaudible] [00:13:00] you are listening to spectrum on k a l x. We are speaking with Anthony Garcia jr about the UC botanical gardens. Speaker 1: Right now we have a student intern who has started and uh, there will be doing the brewing and helping with the brewing and application process in [00:13:30] afforded cultural methods. IB One 12, I'll be exposing my students to the process. There is a student run course on campus, uh, called decal. And so we'll also be bringing the decal classes up for demonstration of how we brew in our methodology. So, and we're certainly at this point, mostly getting the word out about compost tea, um, to students and, and other groups right here on campus. Yeah. [00:14:00] But it helped to broaden that out reach as again, as we see positive results from our, from our program. What does the volunteer program at the Botanical Gardens, the volunteer program comprises several, several arms. Uh, you can volunteer, uh, in horticulture with the area horticulturist, we have a very large volunteer pool of plant propagators who propagate plants for our plant sales, both our plant [00:14:30] deck, which is open daily and our two big plant sales in spring and falls. We have a very large volunteer plant propagator program. We also have volunteers who work in our, with our curators doing all types of, uh, things that curators do in museums. Um, and then we also have very large and active docent volunteer program as most museums do. So that docents, um, lead tours, uh, adult tours, [00:15:00] children's tours, and a free tours to the public as well. Speaker 7: Now the, the Volunteer Program embraces the university faculty, Staff Students, and it's also open to the community as well. Is that right? Speaker 1: The volunteer program, right? Oh yes. Uh, the volunteer program is open to anybody who's got the time, uh, to commit. I believe we do ask for a certain, uh, time commitment, um, before we'll, [00:15:30] we'll, uh, you know, give you your badge and your parking Pasch as a, you know, a lot of people come and go. But, uh, we've, we really couldn't do what we do without our volunteers. They do an amazing amount of work from the docenting to the volunteer plant propagation working in horticulture and curation. Uh, because the garden is, is understaffed and underfunded. Unfortunately we rely heavily on the work and the services of our volunteers. Speaker 7: And within that volunteer program, the kinds of opportunities there [00:16:00] are to learn about if someone doesn't have a great deal of experience, how much training is involved in that program where people who are interested but don't have expertise, could be of great assistance to you essentially learn how to do it all. Speaker 1: There's a very specific, uh, training program for the docents. In fact, that is, uh, that is fee-based. The docents actually have to pay to come and be trained for the docent program. And that runs [00:16:30] for several months. Uh, volunteer propagation training program is a little more casual, but there we have section heads in the volunteer propagation program who grow certain groups of plants and they'll, uh, train new people who come in along with our volunteer plant propagation program coordinator. Uh, they'll also do some sort of hands on training. Um, horticultural volunteers are a little different. We do prefer horticultural [00:17:00] volunteers that come in with us, some bit of knowledge, um, at least general knowledge about horticulture and landscaping and, um, tools and things like that. Uh, but horticultural volunteers, you know, it's mostly about time and having the interest and, uh, they'll come in and work with the horticulturist and, uh, and certainly learn quickly. Speaker 4: [inaudible] [00:17:30] you are listening to spectrum on KALX we are speaking with Anthony Garcia jr about the UC botanical gardens. Speaker 7: Are there other ways that the garden is reaching out Speaker 1: to the community or involving the community and activities? Uh, yes, we have programs that we run through the year and they may not specifically be on, [00:18:00] uh, you know, growing a particular plant. Uh, we try and broaden the interest range with our programs. It can be things like succulent wreath making. We have a concert series during the summer. We have children's programs that may or may not have to do with plants. We have, uh, classes on botanical illustration. So we really try and broaden, uh, the interest, um, and appeal to other groups besides people who are just specifically interested [00:18:30] in growing plants. Uh, one of the audiences we're reaching out to right now are our people, uh, who are interested in, in the arts are artists themselves. Uh, we have a very unique, uh, installation in the garden right now by Shirley, uh, Alexander Watts. And this is a installation that has to do with, uh, bringing awareness to the plight of, uh, honeybees and California native beast. Speaker 1: A very interesting [00:19:00] physical installation that you can come and see in our Mediterranean basin collection just above the Rose Garden. So that, uh, is a trend we're seeing in botanical gardens in particular is, is broadening the appeal to other audiences, including art installations. And so we're trying to be thoughtful and tasteful about it. And in this case with the, with the bee installation called a garden of mountings, which is a reference to a Sylvia Plath poem. We're trying to cross [00:19:30] link that art with, uh, the mission of the garden. And so this is a nice fit because it is about, uh, being aware about native bees and their role in the ecosystem and their relationship with plants. So that was a nice fit. And so a unique opportunity to come and see a unique piece of art, uh, in the botanical garden. So we're doing things like that to, to draw in other people besides just what we call plant people. Speaker 1: And how long will that installation be up? Well, it's been in for a couple of months [00:20:00] now and I think the duration was roughly about six months. Um, it will eventually probably succumb to the elements and so we'll have to take it down at some point, but it is something you can actually walk up, walk under, sit in a, there's a poem in there, there's pictures of the bees with their names and their roles in the environment. So it's a very interesting and educational, uh, art installation, which also happens to be I think, beautiful and appealing and in a unique setting in the garden. Speaker 1: [00:20:30] Great. And other artists out there that might be listening who would want to run an idea by you? What's the way to get in touch? Uh, they would probably get in touch with Vanessa Cruz, uh, who is on staff and she's been working with surely. And in fact, Shirley Watts is, um, working on bringing in more artists in the next year to do multiple installations in the garden. So we're looking forward to that. [00:21:00] And do you have a funding source for that? Is it, I believe that one is a, the fundraising is being done by, uh, the groups of artists who are actually coming in, uh, to do it. So we, yeah, we at this point, um, wish we, we did, but we don't have a lot of money to support the arts, but we like to promote the idea of the arts. Um, so we hope it's a good cross-collaboration in, um, having interesting [00:21:30] art in the garden for people to see and also giving the artists, um, some good exposure to their audiences. Speaker 1: Well, any point that you would like to make about the garden that I haven't, uh, covered? Yeah, I think one of the things that always surprises us at the garden is, um, how many people, even people who have lived in Berkeley for years and years, uh, have never been up to the botanical garden. It really is a hidden gem here in the greater bay area. There's nowhere [00:22:00] else where you can come and visit for relatively, uh, a cheaply where you can experience plants from around the world, grown in naturalistic assemblages, um, and have a view of the golden gate bridge places to have a picnic. It's really a unique setting in the bay area and um, and still underutilized even by, uh, the campus. So that that would be my one. Uh, shout out if you will for the garden is to please come and visit, [00:22:30] uh, and support, uh, the botanical garden and its mission. Correct. Anthony Garza, thanks for coming on spectrum. Thanks for having me. It's been a pleasure. Speaker 6: [inaudible] that was Anthony Garza Jr. You can find out more about the UC botanical garden botanical garden.berkeley.edu Speaker 5: [00:23:00] irregular feature of spectrum is presented a calendar of the science and technology related events happening in the bay area over the next two weeks. On the third Friday of every month. The Chabot space and science center located in the Beautiful Oakland Hills at 10,000 skyline boulevard hosts night school from seven to 11:00 PM guests 18 years or older are welcome to enjoy full access to exhibits, special activities, workshops, open labs, discussion [00:23:30] forums, alive, planetarium show, film screens, and telescope viewings. If weather permits, food, beer and wine are available for purchase. Tonight's theme is home-ec and we'll feature DIY projects including a green gift, bizarre holiday kitchen science fix it. Workshop discussions with they local monthly meetup group that craft intellectuals and mold wine. Who is it? www.chabotscience.org for more details. [00:24:00] Okay, tomorrow is Saturday, December 17th the director of the UC Wide Institute for Nuclear and particle astrophysics and cosmology. Bernard [inaudible] Dulay is giving a talk for the free monthly science of cattle lecture series. This talk will be 11 to noon in room 100 of the genetics and plant biology building here at UC Berkeley. Okay. Shedding light on the dark side of the universe. He will share current attempts to detect the weekly [00:24:30] interactive massive particles which could make up the dark matter. That makes up five times as much of the energy in the universe as ordinary matter. Visit science@caldotberkeley.edu for more information. Speaker 5: Nerd night is the discovery channel with beer on the third Wednesday of the month in this case, December 21st nerds of all walks of life gather at the rickshaw stop. One 55 fell street at Vanessa in San Francisco. [00:25:00] Plunk down their hard earned $8 drink, mingle and here three talks this month. Senior, UC Davis medical student, Erica Lee will present genes, gonads and genitals, the miracle of human sex differentiation. Anna Quillo, capital co-founder Adam Bristol. We'll discuss the future of personalized medicine and predictive bioinformatics. There'll also be a third surprise Speaker, sf.nights.com for more information [00:25:30] and now with some news headlines. Here's Brad Swift. Speaker 7: The surprising discovery of a new way to tune and enhance thermal conductivity gives engineers a new tool for managing thermal effects in smartphones and computers, lasers, and a number of other powered devices. Science daily reports. The finding was made by a group of engineers headed by day you, Lee, associate professor of mechanical engineering at Vanderbilt University and published online in the journal Nature Nanotechnology. [00:26:00] On December 11th Lee and his collaborators discovered that the thermal conductivity of a pair of thin strips of material called Boron nanoribbons can be enhanced by up to 45% depending on the process that they used to stick the two ribbons together. Although the research was conducted with Boron nanoribbons, the results are generally applicable to other thin film materials according to lead. The force that holds the two nanoribbons together is a weak [00:26:30] electrostatic attraction called the Vander vols force. Professor Lee stated traditionally it is widely believed that the phone ons that carry heat are scattered at vendor vault interfaces which makes the ribbon bundles thermal conductivity the same as that of each ribbon. Speaker 7: What we discovered is in sharp contrast to this classical view, we show that the photons can cross these interfaces without being scattered, which [00:27:00] significantly enhances the thermal conductivity. In addition, the researchers found that they could control the thermal conductivity between high and low value by treating the interface of the nano ribbon pairs with different solutions. One of the first areas where this new knowledge is likely to be applied is in the thermal management of micro electronic devices like computer chips and nano composites that are being developed for use in flexible electronic devices and structural [00:27:30] materials for aerospace vehicles. Speaker 5: Joe Cordeiro and the Economist pointed me to an article that appeared in the October 17th issue of the Journal of Agricultural and food chemistry in it. French researchers, Caroline Molet and her team studied the quality of Miele duck foreground. France produces 73% of these fat duck and goose loaders. One undesirable issue is that some lovers seem to have larger amounts of fat loss during cooking than others. Market regulation limits fat [00:28:00] loss to 30% and lower fat loss leads to more highly priced delicacies. A proteomics study got to the biological cause of this fat loss. Intense anabolic pathways lead delivers with low fat loss by dimensional electrophoresis and mass spectrometry showed that deliveries were rich in proteins that help with the digestion and storage of food, the less desirable livers that lost a lot of fat or in a different physiological stage and had unique proteins including fatty acid binding protein for this is a marker for [00:28:30] a nonalcoholic fatty liver disease in humans. This suggests that the liver quality is dictated before the slaughter of the animal. One practical aspect is that the yield of four gras is improved by reducing the duration of overfeeding. Understanding the biological mechanism can increase yield and thus improve the humane production of fatty livers. It should be noted that the state of California health and safety code and acted in 2004 prohibits the force feeding of birds for the purpose of enlarging their livers or the sale of such products. [00:29:00] Starting on July 1st, 2012 Speaker 6: [inaudible]Speaker 4: the music credit. Today's program was the track petite to leap off of list on a David's 2011 album entitled folk and Acoustic [00:29:30] and is released under the creative Commons attribution license version 3.0 thank you for listening to. We are happy to hear from listeners. If you have comments about the show, please send them to us via email. Our email address is spectrum dot k a l s@yahoo.com and join us in two weeks at this same time. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Anthony Garza Jr. is the supervisor of horticulture and grounds at the botanical garden. He runs a class on horticultural methods and is responsible for the transition to more organic methodologies at the garden.TranscriptSpeaker 1: Hi, this is Rick. We edited this file on April 30th, 2013 in order to fix file upload problems we had within earlier copy Speaker 2: spectrum's. Next then Speaker 3: [inaudible].Speaker 4: [00:00:30] Welcome to spectrum the science and technology show on k a l x Berkeley, a biweekly 30 minute program bringing you interviews featuring bay area scientists and [00:01:00] technologists. Speaker 5: My name is Rick Karnofsky. Brad swift and I are the host of this show. Today. We are pleased to speak with Anthony Garcia jr who will discuss the UC botanical garden at Berkeley. He's the supervisor of horticulture and grounds at the botanical garden and oversees a large number of employees there. He runs a class on horticultural methods and is responsible for the transition to more organic methodologies at the garden, including the recent adoption of compost tea. Speaker 1: Anthony Garza Junior. [00:01:30] Welcome to spectrum. Thanks for having me. Brad. Give us a, an overview of your responsibilities at the botanical garden. Sure. I'm the supervisor of horticulture and grounds and so I work very closely with [inaudible]. My boss who is the associate director of collections and horticulture and our director. I supervise about 10 area horticulturists. Okay. A lead building, maintenance employee, and a groundskeeper. [00:02:00] And I do a lot of interfacing with physical plant campus services here to support the infrastructure at the garden. I run a class called horticultural methods, which is IB one 12 l. Yeah. So I'm all over the place doing a lot of things. So it keeps it interesting every day. Speaker 1: How old is the garden? How, what's the history of the garden? Sure. The garden actually started down here on campus. I have an old black and white picture, my office of Palms and bananas and, and other interesting [00:02:30] plants out in front of I believe North or South Hall. Well that was pre 1930 because the gardens started moving up the hill, uh, to its current site, which is a former sheep and cattle farm in 1929. So it's been there that long. We actually have collections, uh, plant collections in the garden, say from the new world desert that date from the early thirties that are still alive. What's your favorite place in the garden? [00:03:00] Oh, that's hard to say. The garden is such a beautiful place and there are several spots where when you're up in the canyon you have views of the Golden Gate Bridge, um, which is unique to University of California Botanical Garden at Berkeley. Speaker 1: I'd have to say my favorite place is probably out in the farthest reaches of the collection in the Mesoamerican or the Mexican and Central American collection because it, it's sort of wedged down in, uh, [00:03:30] Strawberry Canyon. So he can be out in that collection among plants from, uh, Mexico and feel like you're really out in habitat and cause you're seeing very little other built structures around you. It's, it's a really fine collection and probably the least visited because it's the furthest out from the front entrance. Is there any activity that the garden does to try to preserve certain species? Yes, absolutely. Might be in danger. Most of that work is, has been done just because of where [00:04:00] we are here in California with California native plants. And a lot of that conservation work is done by our curator, Holly Forbes and Barbara Keller. And, uh, for example, uh, there are several, uh, there's a recent case of a, an Arctic staphylococci or, uh, a Manzanita California Manzanita being rediscovered, uh, in the Presidio on Doyle drive. Speaker 1: They were, um, doing some road construction and found one individual, a plant that [00:04:30] was thought to be gone. And so, uh, that plant was before it was dug up and moved to another side and the Presidio, a bunch of cuttings were taken a vegetative cuttings. So we were involved in that and we received a lot of those cuttings and have propagated those and grown those on for, you know, growing back out at the Presidio or other botanical gardens. And we're growing some in the ground. So we're involved in sort of these, what you could call in the plant where [00:05:00] at these care charismatic rescues of very rare individuals and on campus there's the ability for researchers to apply to the garden to do, do, use your space and or do something on the grounds. Yes, we have both indoor and outdoor space available to students, postdocs, faculty, uh, indoor greenhouse space can be utilized. Speaker 1: [00:05:30] Um, if someone wants to study plants in an indoor setting for a particular reason, we also have a research plateau, which is outside and this can be used for growing plants in the ground. Uh, so yes, uh, that those two areas are available to, uh, anybody on campus who's doing research. Um, they usually just run it through our curator and our associate director of collections and horticulture. Uh, we make sure we can accommodate the plants and the type of work [00:06:00] and uh, Eh, that's been well utilized over the years. Alright. We also do other types of research or support other types of research in the garden that one might not think would happen in a botanical garden. Uh, for several years we had, uh, a magnetometer up on the research plateau that was run by, I believe, the physics department. And they were, uh, working to develop a very sensitive machine, almost like an MRI. So they were picking up, uh, [00:06:30] magnetic impulses from all over the bay area. And so they needed a quiet space away from a lot of noise. So they, uh, they use that. There's a people from campus doing research on on bees and how far they migrate and what types of plants they they travel to in pollinate. So it can be a a a wide ranging, uh, okay. Wide ranging types of research. It doesn't have to just be a plant or plant genetics based Speaker 6: [00:07:00] [inaudible] Speaker 3: [inaudible] you are listening to spectrum on KALX we are speaking with Anthony Garcia jr about the UC botanical gardens. Speaker 1: Yeah, compost tea has been around for a while. [00:07:30] Most of the work on compost, he started with a group called the soil food web. They were doing and still continue to do research on compost tea as mostly an organic replacement for synthetic fungicides for disease suppression in agriculture, horticulture and landscaping. So weed heard about it and we had some colleagues at other gardens starting to use compost tea with good results. [00:08:00] And so that's how we first started to hear about it. And what were the challenges in terms of embracing the process [inaudible] well, compost tea takes some specialized equipment. It's, it's a new approach that, like I mentioned before, it is not just pulling out the, the chemical fungicides to treat a problem. It's more, it's a more holistic approach where you're trying to get beneficial biology out into the environment and on your plants [00:08:30] to suppress diseases. Speaker 1: So it takes a while. So there's a, there's a learning curve and uh, an a by n curve with, you know, even my staff in terms of believing that this a new organic approach to disease suppression and introducing organic fertility will actually work. So, but it helps to have other botanical gardens Arboreta and other colleagues who have worked with this and have had good results from it. Talk [00:09:00] about the brewing process. Sure. So [inaudible] we were fortunate to get a grant from the Green Initiative Fund here on campus that paid for our compost tea brewing equipment. This includes a 100 gallon tank brewer with a motor that blows air into the tank. And we also bought a large commercial grade worm composting bin and started off with some bulk ingredients to make compost. [00:09:30] And so essentially what, what the process is, is taking hot compost or what we call thermophilic compost that is cooked down from organic biomass. Speaker 1: And then taking worm compost. The done the castings, uh, from the worms. Uh, both of these things end up looking like soil when they're fully done. And we take these two things and we put them in a fine mesh bag and we can suspend them in the [00:10:00] tank of water or we can put them in a five gallon bucket of water. And we, it's like kneading dough. We need all this material a and w a water solution. And what we're doing is if you have a healthy compost, uh, what you'll get in that water is a very rich mix of beneficial fungi, bacteria, nematodes, protozoa, uh, along with some nutrients. And so we take this [00:10:30] slurry, this comp, this t from compost, put it into the larger unit, fill that with water. We add some humic acids to sort of bind up the chloramines that are in the East Bay mud water. Speaker 1: And then we add some extra fish, emulsion and Capitol Kelp emulsion. The fish and Kelp emulsion are used to feed the biology that we've put in that water. We fill the tank up a hundred gallons and we airaid it with the motorized blower for 24 to 48 hours. [00:11:00] So what happens here is that all that beneficial biology propagates with the in the, in the water and with the air and the extra organic food provided by the fish and kelp. And so during that airation process, all this biology multiplies many, many fold. And so that's our basic brewing process. Speaker 1: So the real benefit will be how healthy you assess [00:11:30] your plants to be. And it, I guess over time you can make that assessment. Yes. Uh, at this point we have mostly been using our compost tea and our Rose Garden. We have a garden of old roses and this is a small collection and so it's been easy to apply, um, are relatively limited equipment, uh, to this collection. Also roses, uh, particularly cultivated roses are classics for having [00:12:00] Fungal Pathogens, like a black spot, powdery mildew, things like that. So we've been using it in there and some things have responded well. Some things haven't responded so well. And we've also been using the compost tea in the Rose Garden, not just for disease suppression on foliage, but to build the health of the soil in terms of the biology of the soil, the fertility in the soil. And so it can take time to convert a soils from [00:12:30] a conventional methodology where you're using synthetics, uh, and then changing into using organics that that can take time and that is pretty well supported in their literature. Going from conventional methodology to organic methodology. Um, it certainly takes some time to convert uh, soils and plants. Speaker 3: [inaudible]Speaker 6: [inaudible] [00:13:00] you are listening to spectrum on k a l x. We are speaking with Anthony Garcia jr about the UC botanical gardens. Speaker 1: Right now we have a student intern who has started and uh, there will be doing the brewing and helping with the brewing and application process in [00:13:30] afforded cultural methods. IB One 12, I'll be exposing my students to the process. There is a student run course on campus, uh, called decal. And so we'll also be bringing the decal classes up for demonstration of how we brew in our methodology. So, and we're certainly at this point, mostly getting the word out about compost tea, um, to students and, and other groups right here on campus. Yeah. [00:14:00] But it helped to broaden that out reach as again, as we see positive results from our, from our program. What does the volunteer program at the Botanical Gardens, the volunteer program comprises several, several arms. Uh, you can volunteer, uh, in horticulture with the area horticulturist, we have a very large volunteer pool of plant propagators who propagate plants for our plant sales, both our plant [00:14:30] deck, which is open daily and our two big plant sales in spring and falls. We have a very large volunteer plant propagator program. We also have volunteers who work in our, with our curators doing all types of, uh, things that curators do in museums. Um, and then we also have very large and active docent volunteer program as most museums do. So that docents, um, lead tours, uh, adult tours, [00:15:00] children's tours, and a free tours to the public as well. Speaker 7: Now the, the Volunteer Program embraces the university faculty, Staff Students, and it's also open to the community as well. Is that right? Speaker 1: The volunteer program, right? Oh yes. Uh, the volunteer program is open to anybody who's got the time, uh, to commit. I believe we do ask for a certain, uh, time commitment, um, before we'll, [00:15:30] we'll, uh, you know, give you your badge and your parking Pasch as a, you know, a lot of people come and go. But, uh, we've, we really couldn't do what we do without our volunteers. They do an amazing amount of work from the docenting to the volunteer plant propagation working in horticulture and curation. Uh, because the garden is, is understaffed and underfunded. Unfortunately we rely heavily on the work and the services of our volunteers. Speaker 7: And within that volunteer program, the kinds of opportunities there [00:16:00] are to learn about if someone doesn't have a great deal of experience, how much training is involved in that program where people who are interested but don't have expertise, could be of great assistance to you essentially learn how to do it all. Speaker 1: There's a very specific, uh, training program for the docents. In fact, that is, uh, that is fee-based. The docents actually have to pay to come and be trained for the docent program. And that runs [00:16:30] for several months. Uh, volunteer propagation training program is a little more casual, but there we have section heads in the volunteer propagation program who grow certain groups of plants and they'll, uh, train new people who come in along with our volunteer plant propagation program coordinator. Uh, they'll also do some sort of hands on training. Um, horticultural volunteers are a little different. We do prefer horticultural [00:17:00] volunteers that come in with us, some bit of knowledge, um, at least general knowledge about horticulture and landscaping and, um, tools and things like that. Uh, but horticultural volunteers, you know, it's mostly about time and having the interest and, uh, they'll come in and work with the horticulturist and, uh, and certainly learn quickly. Speaker 4: [inaudible] [00:17:30] you are listening to spectrum on KALX we are speaking with Anthony Garcia jr about the UC botanical gardens. Speaker 7: Are there other ways that the garden is reaching out Speaker 1: to the community or involving the community and activities? Uh, yes, we have programs that we run through the year and they may not specifically be on, [00:18:00] uh, you know, growing a particular plant. Uh, we try and broaden the interest range with our programs. It can be things like succulent wreath making. We have a concert series during the summer. We have children's programs that may or may not have to do with plants. We have, uh, classes on botanical illustration. So we really try and broaden, uh, the interest, um, and appeal to other groups besides people who are just specifically interested [00:18:30] in growing plants. Uh, one of the audiences we're reaching out to right now are our people, uh, who are interested in, in the arts are artists themselves. Uh, we have a very unique, uh, installation in the garden right now by Shirley, uh, Alexander Watts. And this is a installation that has to do with, uh, bringing awareness to the plight of, uh, honeybees and California native beast. Speaker 1: A very interesting [00:19:00] physical installation that you can come and see in our Mediterranean basin collection just above the Rose Garden. So that, uh, is a trend we're seeing in botanical gardens in particular is, is broadening the appeal to other audiences, including art installations. And so we're trying to be thoughtful and tasteful about it. And in this case with the, with the bee installation called a garden of mountings, which is a reference to a Sylvia Plath poem. We're trying to cross [00:19:30] link that art with, uh, the mission of the garden. And so this is a nice fit because it is about, uh, being aware about native bees and their role in the ecosystem and their relationship with plants. So that was a nice fit. And so a unique opportunity to come and see a unique piece of art, uh, in the botanical garden. So we're doing things like that to, to draw in other people besides just what we call plant people. Speaker 1: And how long will that installation be up? Well, it's been in for a couple of months [00:20:00] now and I think the duration was roughly about six months. Um, it will eventually probably succumb to the elements and so we'll have to take it down at some point, but it is something you can actually walk up, walk under, sit in a, there's a poem in there, there's pictures of the bees with their names and their roles in the environment. So it's a very interesting and educational, uh, art installation, which also happens to be I think, beautiful and appealing and in a unique setting in the garden. Speaker 1: [00:20:30] Great. And other artists out there that might be listening who would want to run an idea by you? What's the way to get in touch? Uh, they would probably get in touch with Vanessa Cruz, uh, who is on staff and she's been working with surely. And in fact, Shirley Watts is, um, working on bringing in more artists in the next year to do multiple installations in the garden. So we're looking forward to that. [00:21:00] And do you have a funding source for that? Is it, I believe that one is a, the fundraising is being done by, uh, the groups of artists who are actually coming in, uh, to do it. So we, yeah, we at this point, um, wish we, we did, but we don't have a lot of money to support the arts, but we like to promote the idea of the arts. Um, so we hope it's a good cross-collaboration in, um, having interesting [00:21:30] art in the garden for people to see and also giving the artists, um, some good exposure to their audiences. Speaker 1: Well, any point that you would like to make about the garden that I haven't, uh, covered? Yeah, I think one of the things that always surprises us at the garden is, um, how many people, even people who have lived in Berkeley for years and years, uh, have never been up to the botanical garden. It really is a hidden gem here in the greater bay area. There's nowhere [00:22:00] else where you can come and visit for relatively, uh, a cheaply where you can experience plants from around the world, grown in naturalistic assemblages, um, and have a view of the golden gate bridge places to have a picnic. It's really a unique setting in the bay area and um, and still underutilized even by, uh, the campus. So that that would be my one. Uh, shout out if you will for the garden is to please come and visit, [00:22:30] uh, and support, uh, the botanical garden and its mission. Correct. Anthony Garza, thanks for coming on spectrum. Thanks for having me. It's been a pleasure. Speaker 6: [inaudible] that was Anthony Garza Jr. You can find out more about the UC botanical garden botanical garden.berkeley.edu Speaker 5: [00:23:00] irregular feature of spectrum is presented a calendar of the science and technology related events happening in the bay area over the next two weeks. On the third Friday of every month. The Chabot space and science center located in the Beautiful Oakland Hills at 10,000 skyline boulevard hosts night school from seven to 11:00 PM guests 18 years or older are welcome to enjoy full access to exhibits, special activities, workshops, open labs, discussion [00:23:30] forums, alive, planetarium show, film screens, and telescope viewings. If weather permits, food, beer and wine are available for purchase. Tonight's theme is home-ec and we'll feature DIY projects including a green gift, bizarre holiday kitchen science fix it. Workshop discussions with they local monthly meetup group that craft intellectuals and mold wine. Who is it? www.chabotscience.org for more details. [00:24:00] Okay, tomorrow is Saturday, December 17th the director of the UC Wide Institute for Nuclear and particle astrophysics and cosmology. Bernard [inaudible] Dulay is giving a talk for the free monthly science of cattle lecture series. This talk will be 11 to noon in room 100 of the genetics and plant biology building here at UC Berkeley. Okay. Shedding light on the dark side of the universe. He will share current attempts to detect the weekly [00:24:30] interactive massive particles which could make up the dark matter. That makes up five times as much of the energy in the universe as ordinary matter. Visit science@caldotberkeley.edu for more information. Speaker 5: Nerd night is the discovery channel with beer on the third Wednesday of the month in this case, December 21st nerds of all walks of life gather at the rickshaw stop. One 55 fell street at Vanessa in San Francisco. [00:25:00] Plunk down their hard earned $8 drink, mingle and here three talks this month. Senior, UC Davis medical student, Erica Lee will present genes, gonads and genitals, the miracle of human sex differentiation. Anna Quillo, capital co-founder Adam Bristol. We'll discuss the future of personalized medicine and predictive bioinformatics. There'll also be a third surprise Speaker, sf.nights.com for more information [00:25:30] and now with some news headlines. Here's Brad Swift. Speaker 7: The surprising discovery of a new way to tune and enhance thermal conductivity gives engineers a new tool for managing thermal effects in smartphones and computers, lasers, and a number of other powered devices. Science daily reports. The finding was made by a group of engineers headed by day you, Lee, associate professor of mechanical engineering at Vanderbilt University and published online in the journal Nature Nanotechnology. [00:26:00] On December 11th Lee and his collaborators discovered that the thermal conductivity of a pair of thin strips of material called Boron nanoribbons can be enhanced by up to 45% depending on the process that they used to stick the two ribbons together. Although the research was conducted with Boron nanoribbons, the results are generally applicable to other thin film materials according to lead. The force that holds the two nanoribbons together is a weak [00:26:30] electrostatic attraction called the Vander vols force. Professor Lee stated traditionally it is widely believed that the phone ons that carry heat are scattered at vendor vault interfaces which makes the ribbon bundles thermal conductivity the same as that of each ribbon. Speaker 7: What we discovered is in sharp contrast to this classical view, we show that the photons can cross these interfaces without being scattered, which [00:27:00] significantly enhances the thermal conductivity. In addition, the researchers found that they could control the thermal conductivity between high and low value by treating the interface of the nano ribbon pairs with different solutions. One of the first areas where this new knowledge is likely to be applied is in the thermal management of micro electronic devices like computer chips and nano composites that are being developed for use in flexible electronic devices and structural [00:27:30] materials for aerospace vehicles. Speaker 5: Joe Cordeiro and the Economist pointed me to an article that appeared in the October 17th issue of the Journal of Agricultural and food chemistry in it. French researchers, Caroline Molet and her team studied the quality of Miele duck foreground. France produces 73% of these fat duck and goose loaders. One undesirable issue is that some lovers seem to have larger amounts of fat loss during cooking than others. Market regulation limits fat [00:28:00] loss to 30% and lower fat loss leads to more highly priced delicacies. A proteomics study got to the biological cause of this fat loss. Intense anabolic pathways lead delivers with low fat loss by dimensional electrophoresis and mass spectrometry showed that deliveries were rich in proteins that help with the digestion and storage of food, the less desirable livers that lost a lot of fat or in a different physiological stage and had unique proteins including fatty acid binding protein for this is a marker for [00:28:30] a nonalcoholic fatty liver disease in humans. This suggests that the liver quality is dictated before the slaughter of the animal. One practical aspect is that the yield of four gras is improved by reducing the duration of overfeeding. Understanding the biological mechanism can increase yield and thus improve the humane production of fatty livers. It should be noted that the state of California health and safety code and acted in 2004 prohibits the force feeding of birds for the purpose of enlarging their livers or the sale of such products. [00:29:00] Starting on July 1st, 2012 Speaker 6: [inaudible]Speaker 4: the music credit. Today's program was the track petite to leap off of list on a David's 2011 album entitled folk and Acoustic [00:29:30] and is released under the creative Commons attribution license version 3.0 thank you for listening to. We are happy to hear from listeners. If you have comments about the show, please send them to us via email. Our email address is spectrum dot k a l s@yahoo.com and join us in two weeks at this same time. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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