Podcasts about Fano

Conversamos con Alba Simeon, perfusionista del Hospital La Fe (Valencia), sobre la labor de los enfermeros perfusionistas. No falta a la cita Borja Quiroga, nefrólogo del Hospital de La Princesa. 

Giovanni Belfiori"Passaggi Festival"Festival della SaggisticaFano, 24>28 giugno 2026www.passaggifestival.itTorna a Fano, dal 24 al 28 giugno, Passaggi Festival della Saggistica, giunto alla sua quattordicesima edizione sotto la direzione di Giovanni Belfiori, che lo ideò nel 2013 e lo guida fin dal primo giorno. Quest'anno il festival arriva in un momento particolare per la città marchigiana: pochi mesi fa, durante i lavori di riqualificazione di piazza Andrea Costa, sono riemersi i resti della basilica progettata da Marco Vitruvio Pollione, l'unico edificio che il celebre trattatista dichiara esplicitamente di aver costruito nelle pagine del De Architectura. Una scoperta inseguita da quasi cinquecento anni di ricerche, ipotesi e false piste — già nel 2022 e nel 2023 alcuni ritrovamenti in via Vitruvio avevano fatto pensare alla basilica, senza però trovare conferma — e che il ministro della Cultura Alessandro Giuli ha definito uno spartiacque capace di dividere la storia dell'archeologia in un prima e un dopo.Non stupisce dunque che il tema scelto per l'edizione 2026 sia "Il senso della misura. Idee, città, civiltà. Da Vitruvio al presente": un filo che lega l'architetto romano nato a Fano — allora Fanum Fortunae — alle città di oggi, interrogandosi su come si costruiscono, materialmente e culturalmente, i luoghi in cui viviamo. Presentando l'immagine guida della rassegna — una poltrona composta da laterizi e pietre, con la data MMXXVI incisa e una copia del De Architectura appoggiata al bracciolo — lo stesso Belfiori ha spiegato che l'intento era restituire visivamente il dialogo tra modernità e antichità che attraversa l'intero programma del festival.Cinque giorni, oltre trecento tra autori e relatori, centododici libri presentati, quindici sedi tra centro storico e lungomare: i numeri di Passaggi 2026 confermano la vocazione di una manifestazione che, partita nel 2013 da una sala da duecentocinquanta posti, è arrivata a trasformare l'intera città in quella che Belfiori ama definire una "biblioteca diffusa". Tra gli ospiti annunciati per questa edizione figurano Giuseppe Conte, la giornalista Tonia Mastrobuoni (Premio Andrea Barbato 2026), Massimo Franco (Premio Passaggi 2026) e il presidente del comitato scientifico del festival Nando Dalla Chiesa, accanto a volti noti del giornalismo e dello spettacolo come Mario Giordano, Ivan Zazzaroni, Paola Perego ed Enzo Iacchetti.Come da tradizione, il festival si chiuderà domenica 28 giugno con la lectio magistralis legata al tema dell'edizione. Il programma completo, a ingresso gratuito, è consultabile sul sito ufficiale www.passaggifestival.itGiovanni Belfiori, ideatore e direttoreGiornalista professionista dal 1992, nato a Fano nel 1966, Giovanni Belfiori ha lavorato in quotidiani, radio, periodici e uffici stampa istituzionali, tra cui Parlamento Europeo, Ministero del Lavoro e Senato della Repubblica. Nel 2013 fonda Passaggi Festival della Saggistica, di cui è tuttora ideatore e direttore, oltre che presidente dell'associazione Passaggi Cultura. È autore, insieme a Giorgio Santelli, di Berlusconario (Melampo, 2010) e, con il fratello Francesco, del romanzo poliziesco Le parole mute del tempo (Novecento Editore, 2016).Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

Andy and Jeff talk about the rotating offensive line and how they think the final positions will shake up by the start of the season.

The second hour of "Baskin & Phelps" for Friday, June 12, 2026.

Claudia Zonghetti"Stalingrado"Vasilij GrossmanAdelphiwww.adelphi.itTraduzione di Claudia ZonghettiA cura di Robert Chandler, Jurij Bit-JunanQuando Pëtr Vavilov, un giorno del 1942, vede la giovane postina attraversare la strada con un foglio in mano, puntando dritto verso casa sua, sente una stretta al cuore. Sa che l'esercito sta richiamando i riservisti. Il 29 aprile, a Salisburgo, nel loro ennesimo incontro Hitler e Mussolini lo hanno stabilito: il colpo da infliggere alla Russia dev'essere "immane, tremendo e definitivo». Vavilov guarda già con rimpianto alla sua isba e alla sua vita, pur durissima, e con angoscia al distacco dalla moglie e dai figli: «...sentì, non con la mente né col pensiero, ma con gli occhi, la pelle e le ossa, tutta la forza malvagia di un gorgo crudele cui nulla importava di lui, di ciò che amava e voleva. Provò l'orrore che deve provare un pezzo di legno quando di colpo capisce che non sta scivolando lungo rive più o meno alte e frondose per sua volontà, ma perché spinto dalla forza impetuosa e inarginabile dell'acqua». È il fiume della Storia, che sta per esondare e che travolgerà tutto e tutti: lui, Vavilov, la sua famiglia, e la famiglia degli Šapošnikov – raccolta in un appartamento a Stalingrado per quella che potrebbe essere la loro «ultima riunione» –, e gli altri indimenticabili personaggi di questo romanzo sconfinato, dove si respira l'aria delle grandi epopee. Un fiume che investirà anche i lettori, attraverso pagine che si imprimeranno in loro per sempre. E se Grossman è stato definito «il Tolstoj dell'Unione Sovietica», ora possiamo finalmente aggiungere che Stalingrado, insieme a Vita e destino, è il suo Guerra e pace.Vasilij Semënovič Grossman (Berdyčiv, 1905 – Mosca, 1964), scrittore e giornalista russo, è stato corrispondente di guerra per il quotidiano dell'esercito Stella Rossa durante la seconda guerra mondiale per più di tre anni, e proprio in questo cominciò a scrivere le sue opere di denuncia e di narrativa sul tema della guerra, tra le quali ricordiamo:  Il popolo è immortale (1943), Il libro nero - Il genocidio nazista nei territori sovietici (1941-1945), Tutto scorre... (pubblicato postumo in Germania nel 1970) e quella che resta forse la sua opera più importante, il romanzo fiume Vita e destino, sequestrato in Russia, dove furono distrutte tutte le copie, fu pubblicato postumo in Svizzera nel 1980Claudia Zonghetti è nata a Fano, ha studiato a Venezia e vive a Milano. Da una ventina d'anni traduce narrativa e saggistica russa. Tra coloro ai quali ha dato voce italiana figurano Bulgakov, Florenskij, Politkovskaja, Šalamov, Bunin, Grossman, Tolstoj e ora Dostoevskij. Sua è la traduzione dell'Anna Karenina comparsa nella serie delle Grandi traduzioni. Ha collaborato alla compilazione del Dizionario russo-italiano / italiano-russo di Julia Dobrovolskaja (Hoepli). L'ultimo premio vinto è il Read Russia (2018-20Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

Browns left tackle and ninth overall pick in the NFL Draft Spencer Fano joins Afternoon Drive on The Fan. He talks about his comfort at left tackle, how the quarterbacks have looked so far this offseason, what Joe Thomas means to him, and more.

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin break down the Cavs devastating loss to the Knicks in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals. Also, they're joined by Browns left tackle and ninth overall pick in the NFL Draft Spencer Fano.

En 6AM W Mercedes Campiz, mujer que también se realizó procedimiento en el mismo lugar de Yulitza Toloza, afirmó que la entraron “antesesiada 5 minutos antes” al cuarto de cirugía.

On this episode, hear from Browns HC Todd Monken, WR KC Concepcion, OT Spencer Fano, EDGE Logan Fano, TE Carsen Ryan, and QB Taylen Green from day 1 of rookie minicamp from the CrossCountry Mortgage Campus in Berea.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michigan offensive line coach Jim Harding joins Afternoon Drive on The Fan. He talks about his experience with Spencer Fano, why he's capable of playing left tackle, the questions surrounding his arm length, and more.

On this episode of the Best Podcast Available, first-round draft picks Spencer Fano and KC Concepcion join Browns play-by-play voice Andrew Siciliano for exclusive interviews on their draft process, their excitement to be in Cleveland and more! Andrew and Jason Gibbs also break down the rest of the 2026 NFL Draft class for the Browns and look at the schedule ahead.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NFL Stock Exchange host Trevor Sikkema

Jeff and Dan react to their conversation with Washington head coach, Jed Fisch about Denzel Boston. Then, they talk about the Browns new rookie class and why expanding the NCAA tournament is a bad idea

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima break down the Cleveland Browns' latest draft maneuvers and the impact of the Tennessee Titans' picks on their strategy. They discuss the "Orange Dot" designation used by Andrew Berry to identify players with elite character like Spencer Fano. The duo evaluates whether the team is shifting its focus toward high-character prospects after past struggles with off-field issues.

Nick and Jonathan breakdown the Browns' recent draft picks and future prospects, focusing on whether Spencer Fano can succeed as a left tackle. The conversation highlights Taylen Green's unique quarterback mechanics and explores potential sleeper picks like Joe Royer and Harold Fannin Jr. 01:00 - Browns Draft Foundation 02:13 - Spencer Fano Evaluation 03:39 - Taylen Green Mechanics 05:18 - Ravens Owner Draft Story 08:31 - Browns Draft Sleepers

Nick and Jonathan breakdown the Browns' decision to draft Spencer Fano and his potential transition from guard to left tackle. The conversation highlights internal team logic regarding Fano's position and compares his athletic upside to other prospects like Caleb Lomu. 01:00 - Fano vs Tate Debate 03:06 - Evaluating Fano's Position 05:10 - Fano's Long-Term Audition 06:29 - Lomu and Line Flexibility

Nick and Jonathan are joined by The MMQB's Albert Breer. Also, they talk about Spencer Fano's fit on the Browns offensive line, and they're joined by John Fanta of NBC Sports.

Catch “The Drive with Spence Checketts” from 2 pm to 6 pm weekdays on ESPN 700 & 92.1 FM. Produced by Porter Larsen. The latest on the Utah Jazz, Real Salt Lake, Utes, BYU + more sports storylines.

Scott Petrak joined Baskin and Phelps to recap the Browns' 2026 draft and explained how Andrew Berry was able to pull off the trades and the steals throughout the weekend. He discussed what he expects Spencer Fano's role to be, why the team didn't address the wide receiver room earlier, and why he doesn't completely blame Paul DePodesta for the team's draft busts over the last seven years.

From the Cleveland Browns Draft Show, presented by Gregory Industries, on the University Hospitals Cleveland Browns Radio Network.  New Browns Tackle Spencer Fano joins Ken Carman, Nathan Zegura and Tyvis Powell.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jake & Ben Full Show from April 24, 2026 Hour 1 You wouldn't believe the Nickname that the Atlanta Hawks players call Quin Snyder Top 3 Stories: Both Spencer Fano and Caleb Lomu were Drafted in Round 1, & MORE Jake & Ben Actually Predicted the landing spots for Fano & Lomu  Hour 2 Cole Bagley AND Jay Stevens Get talk Utah Mammoth ahead of Home Playoff Game Who is Under More Pressure tonight between Mammoth & Golden Knights? Matt McConnell, Play by Play Voice of the Utah Mammoth Hour 3 Utah Mammoth Analyst Nick Olczyk & Radio Voice Mike Folta talk keys to victory for Utah Mammoth Tonight Utah Mammoth Rinkside Reporter Sarah Merrifield talks Utah Mammoth Locker Room Chemistry Utah Mammoth Analyst Kim Becker talks Playoff Excitement for the Utah Mammoth Hour 4 Utah Mammoth President of Hockey Operations Chris Armstrong talks Stanley Cup Playoffs Utah Mammoth Pre and Postgame Host Adrian Denny gives thoughts on Utah Mammoth Playoffs Ben needs to Buy In to our Bits More

On this first 2026 NFL Draft edition of From the Podium, hear from Browns GM Andrew Berry, HC Todd Monken, OT Spencer Fano, and WR KC Concepcion on the first night of the NFL Draft.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima break down the Cleveland Browns' selections of offensive tackle Spencer Fano and wide receiver KC Concepcion in the 2026 NFL Draft. They discuss the value of trading back from pick six to nine and address fan concerns regarding Concepcion's drop rate and Fano's transition to left tackle. Additionally, they recap the Cleveland Cavaliers' disappointing loss to the Toronto Raptors and examine Todd Monken's candid comments about the team's offensive direction. 02:51 - Draft Night Reactions 07:32 - Evaluating Spencer Fano 13:48 - Analyzing KC Concepcion 18:46 - Referendum on Andrew Berry 26:40 - Listener Temperature Check 36:20 - Character and Leadership Needs 41:31 - Todd Monken Interview Recap 51:17 - Matt Harmon Evaluation 56:38 - Cavs Loss to Raptors 01:03:44 - Mitchell and Harden's Struggles 01:12:34 - Steelers-Eagles Draft Drama 01:21:14 - Mike Vrabel Rumors Analysis 01:29:53 - Caleb Downs Draft Slide 01:39:03 - Daryl Ryder Joins Show 01:52:22 - Quarterback Draft Prospects 02:05:41 - Nathan Zagura Analysis 02:15:22 - Future Draft Targets 02:29:31 - Monken Admits Browns Tanking

Hosts Ken Carman, Nathan Zegura and Tyvis Powell are joined by new Browns offensive lineman Spencer Fano, whom the team selected with the ninth overall pick following a trade with the Kansas City Chiefs. Fano discusses his distinguished career at the University of Utah and how it prepared for him an NFL career, and how he thinks he'll fit in with Cleveland.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima evaluate the Cleveland Browns' newest draft picks, specifically defending Spencer Fano and KC Concepcion against comparisons to past team busts. They also critique the Cavaliers' loss to the Raptors, highlighting the team's lack of force and Donovan Mitchell's quiet performance. Additionally, they dissect the draft night communication breakdown that cost the Pittsburgh Steelers their preferred selection. 02:03 - Browns Draft Selection Defense 06:44 - Berry Vs Monken Trust 09:23 - KC Concepcion Scouting Report 16:17 - Draft Night Spoiler Rant 23:20 - Cavs Lack Defensive Force 32:10 - Steelers Draft Night Humiliation 37:53 - Browns Trade Value Debate

Ken and Lima analyze the Browns' draft strategy, focusing on Spencer Fano and the concerns surrounding KC Concepcion's drop history. They also critique the Cavaliers' performance against the Raptors, highlighting a lack of physicality in the playoff loss. 01:23 - Traffic Report 02:28 - Browns Draft Review 09:06 - Cavs Playoff Analysis

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze the Cleveland Browns' draft selections of KC Concepcion and Spencer Fano. They argue against comparing these new additions to previous disappointments like Jedrick Wills Jr. and Corey Coleman, highlighting differences in work ethic and personality. The discussion includes analysis from Yahoo Sports' Matt Harmon and addresses fan skepticism regarding Fano's transition to left tackle.

Hour 1 Starting Lineup Storylines from the NFL Draft What You May Have Missed Hour 2 NHL writer for TSN Travis Yost Utah State basketball assistant coach Barret Peery + MORE Hour 3 Jay Stevens, Host of the Utah Puck Report, joined the show to talk about the First Ever Stanley Cup Playoff Game in Salt Lake City as the Utah Mammoth are set to host Las Vegas tonight.  Good, Bad & Ugly: Utah's Spencer Fano and Caleb Lomu both drafted in First Round, Paige Shivers speaks out against Sherrone Moore.  Ryan Smith is doing something awesome. Las Vegas Golden Knights fans can exchange their Sweaters for a brand new Utah Mammoth one.  Hour 4  Craig Bolerjack & Alema Harrington from the Utah Jazz TV Crew stop by to talk about this past season and look ahead to what should be a winning team next season.  Spourts Roulette + MORE

Jay Stevens, Host of the Utah Puck Report, joined the show to talk about the First Ever Stanley Cup Playoff Game in Salt Lake City as the Utah Mammoth are set to host Las Vegas tonight.  Good, Bad & Ugly: Utah's Spencer Fano and Caleb Lomu both drafted in First Round, Paige Shivers speaks out against Sherrone Moore.  Ryan Smith is doing something awesome. Las Vegas Golden Knights fans can exchange their Sweaters for a brand new Utah Mammoth one. 

Hour 1 of Scotty G. & The Coach with Scott Garrard and Tim LaComb. Starting Lineup Storylines from the NFL Draft What You May Have Missed

Catch “The Drive with Spence Checketts” from 2 pm to 6 pm weekdays on ESPN 700 & 92.1 FM. Produced by Porter Larsen. The latest on the Utah Jazz, Real Salt Lake, Utes, BYU + more sports storylines.

Hosts Ken Carman, Nathan Zegura and Tyvis Powell are joined by new Browns offensive lineman Spencer Fano, whom the team selected with the ninth overall pick following a trade with the Kansas City Chiefs. Fano discusses his distinguished career at the University of Utah and how it prepared for him an NFL career, and how he thinks he'll fit in with Cleveland.

Nick and Jonathan explore the Cleveland Browns' draft strategy, focusing on the selection of wide receiver KC Concepcion and the perceived influence of Todd Monken. They also address concerns over offensive tackle Spencer Fano's wingspan and respond to a skeptical caller regarding the team's defensive priorities. The discussion concludes by comparing Fano's play style to Jedrick Wills and evaluating his college transition to the right side. 01:00 - Browns Draft Trade Targets 04:00 - Monken and KC Concepcion 08:55 - Fan Critique of Fano

Nick and Jonathan react to the media debut of rookies Spencer Fano and KC Concepcion. They explore the Browns' offensive philosophy regarding player athleticism and address the controversy surrounding Tavon Austin's highlight reel. 01:00 - Fano Media Debut 04:06 - Browns Draft Philosophy 07:55 - Fan Draft Grades 11:19 - Tavon Austin Highlights

Ross Tucker joins Afternoon Drive on The Fan courtesy of MyFrontPageStory.com. He talks about the Browns first-round draft picks, the drop concerns with KC Concepcion, why he's not buying that Sean McVay didn't want Ty Simpson, and more.

Nick and Jonathan reveal their expectations for the Browns two first-round picks, Spencer Fano and KC Concepcion, in year one.

Nick and Jonathan react to the Browns introducing their first-round draft picks to the media. Then, they react to the best sound bites and storylines from around the sports and entertainment world.

Hour 1 of Baskin and Phelps with Jake Vulinec.

The radio play-by-play voice of the Utah Utes, Bill Riley joined Andy Baskin and Jake Vulinec Friday talking Spencer Fano and what he brings to the Browns.

Jake Vulinec gives his reaction to the Browns taking Utah T Spencer Fano and Texas A&M WR KC Concepcion in last night's opening round of the NFL Draft.

Hosts Ken Carman, Nathan Zegura and Tyvis Powell are joined by new Browns offensive lineman Spencer Fano, whom the team selected with the ninth overall pick following a trade with the Kansas City Chiefs. Fano discusses his distinguished career at the University of Utah and how it prepared for him an NFL career, and how he thinks he'll fit in with Cleveland.

Top 3 Stories: Utah's Spencer Fano & Caleb Lomu Drafted in Round 1, First Home Mammoth Playoff Game Tonight, Revisiting Austin Ainge's Comments about Lauri Markkanen

CBS Sports NFL Draft writer Josh Edwards

Utes insider Steve Bartle

NFL Draft, Mendoza, Local Prospects Fano/Lomu + more

Nick and Jonathan discuss the draft stock of wide receiver prospects like Makai Lemon and Carnell Tate while considering the Cleveland Browns' potential move at pick six. The conversation highlights various offensive line prospects and Andrew Berry's reputation for using smoke screens to keep competing teams guessing. 01:00 - Evaluating Top Wide Receivers 04:11 - Browns Number Six Pick 07:13 - Draft Needs And Odds

Catch “The Drive with Spence Checketts” from 2 pm to 6 pm weekdays on ESPN 700 & 92.1 FM. Produced by Porter Larsen. The latest on the Utah Jazz, Real Salt Lake, Utes, BYU + more sports storylines.

Catch “The Drive with Spence Checketts” from 2 pm to 6 pm weekdays on ESPN 700 & 92.1 FM. Produced by Porter Larsen. The latest on the Utah Jazz, Real Salt Lake, Utes, BYU + more sports storylines.

Get ready for the 2026 NFL Draft with our in-depth breakdown of top prospects, potential busts, and all the latest trade buzz in this week's Sports Stove Draft Show, powered by Righteous Felon Jerky! Host Vince Stover brings expert insight, bold predictions, and actionable analysis you won't want to miss. Whether you're a die-hard NFL fan or prepping for your team's draft, this is your must-listen draft preview.Timestamps:Intro & Sponsor Shoutout: 00:00Upcoming Mock Draft Drop Details: 00:00:45Socials & YouTube/Spotify Reminders: 00:01:53Studs: Draft Prospects to Target:Reuben Bain Jr. Deep Dive 00:03:17Jordyn Tyson vs Carnell Tate 00:05:41Top OL: Vega Ioane & Mauigoa, Fano 00:07:08Middle Round Locks: TJ Parker, Kadyn Proctor, Gabe Jacas 00:07:53Sleeper Standouts: D'Angelo Ponds, Dante Corleone, Zakee Wheatley 00:10:28Special Teams & Depth Picks: Harold Perkins Jr. 00:12:25Duds: Potential First-Round Busts or Overvalued:Arvell Reese's Landing Spot Warnings 00:13:14Ty Simpson's NFL Outlook 00:14:16Emanuel McNeil-Warren, Blake Miller, Kamari Ramsey 00:15:07The ESPN Hype Machine 00:16:572026 NFL Draft Trade Scenarios & Movers:Top-10 Teams Looking to Move Up/Down 00:17:33Dallas, Washington, Kansas City in Play? 00:17:59Chiefs, Jets, Dolphins, Rams…Who Makes a Move? 00:20:24Late Round Trades & Dark Horse Teams 00:22:00Draft Week Schedule, Final Thoughts & How to Subscribe: 00:23:41Outro: 00:25:10Stay connected:Don't miss our upcoming FINAL 2026 Mock Draft episode plus full draft coverage and instant reaction shows! Subscribe on YouTube, Spotify, and follow @SportsStove on all socials.

Wolf and Luke discuss how they would feel if the Arizona Cardinals drafted Spencer Fano at No.3 overall in the NFL Draft and voice of the Phoenix Suns Jon Bloom joins the show.