Podcasts about Fever

Hosts: Shane, Thaxy, and Xurdones The Golden Partyhat arrives and the Finale of Once Upon a Time in Gielinor paints a picture of one of our possible futures. In an otherwise hefty set of patch notes we discuss the exaggerated death of Magma Tempest and pontificate on Mod Iroh’s departure. For detailed show notes visit update.rsbandb.com. You can also check out the forums for detailed discussion on each episode.Duration: 2:13:00

This week, Dylan takes control by giving four albums to the gang for his birthday: Alice Cooper's "Constrictor", Bullet For My Valentine's "Fever", Ice Nine Kills' "Welcome to Horrorwood: The Silver Scream 2", and Green Day's "Awesome as F**k." Will BB finally find an Alice Cooper album he likes? Can Steve say more good things about Green Day? How does Toys R Us factor into one of the albums? Tune in to find out!   Hosted by Steve Wright, Brian "BC" Chapman and Ryan "BB" Bannon Produced by Dylan Wright Music by Mark Sutorka Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2C0NdHZbwBaF8jhzXZ5wnK?si=d8c3901c8dec4c1d Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PTHpodcast 

Happy Thanksgiving! We talk about white people olives, big daddy johns, and glittery gloomy glaciers. Weekly Challenge: Movie – Speed Racer, Album – Fever.

Don't look now but the Eagles have won two in a row and they have a favorable path to the postseason. Brandon Lee Gowton and Jimmy Kempski get together to discuss if the Birds can actually still win the NFC East, the sustainability of Philly's current offensive approach, and the (underrated?) value of Jalen Hurts. Plus, the guys preview this week's Giants matchups in addition to running through their NFL picks against the spread … before wrapping things up with a very important Thanksgiving food conversation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Black Friday is here and you better get on the ball, because Santa Claus can't get past the ports this year. In this episode, Daniella and Barbaranne reveal their fantastic holiday gift ideas with Black Friday/Cyber Monday sale suggestions. Daniella gives a passionate warning against buying concert tickets, but highly recommends the iPic theatre experience. Barbaranne drops some knowledge around the Fever app, tarot cards and Barb's Bag of Tricks.  Happy Thanksgiving Honest AFers! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week's episode brought to you by Slice on Broadway, and Sidekick Media Services and listeners like you at www.patreon.com/awesomecast Chilla and Sorg are talking pre-Thanksgiving tech news and more! Niantic and a crypto debit card company made an AR game where you earn Bitcoin. And Chilla talks Sorg into buying some crypto. Sorg picked up an M1 Mac Mini for the office! What are we thankful for in tech? Mostly connecting people through Zoom and other call tech! Microsoft gaming chief calls for industry-wide game preservationApple announces Self Service Repair https://youtu.be/VEJpw68rhI0 After the show remember to: Subscribe to the Podcast: awesomecast.fireside.fm Sorgatron Media Podcast Network Feed: sorgatronmedia.fireside.fm Join our AwesomeCast Facebook Group to see what we're sharing and to join the discussion! You can support the show at Patreon.com/awesomecast! Join our live show Tuesdays around 7:00 PM EST on AwesomeCast Facebook and Youtube!

Episodio emitido en Twitch durante la mañana del martes 23 de noviembre. Reedición del podcast que se perdió el lunes 22 por un problema del programa de grabación. - Twitter: @FFevermedia - Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/footballfevermedia - Juego de pronósticos: https://www.kicktipp.es/footballfever/ https://www.kicktipp.es/ffeverucl/ - Contacto: footballfeverradio@gmail.com - Canal de Telegram: https://t.me/FFeverMedia Contenido: - Resumen de competiciones y segundas categorías de: - Premier League (19') - Serie A (40') - Bundesliga (57'), - Ligue 1 (1h10') Repaso al resto de competiciones (1h21'): Portugal, Premier rusa, Ucrania, Eredivisie, Jupiler belga, Austria, Suiza, Escocia, Irlanda, Turquía, Grecia, Chipre, Croacia, Serbia, Albania, Dinamarca, Noruega, Suecia, República Checa, Polonia, Hungría. Final de Copa Sudamericana + Brasil, Argentina, Uruguay, Perú, Ecuador y Bolivia, y playoffs de Liga MX y MLS (1h48'): Con Xapa Red (@Xapa_red) Presentado y editado por Javier Quirós Sánchez (@JavierQS21)

Listen along as Jon and Austin discuss anything and everything meat. They dive into and recall a great night of gun raffles, the big 4 in chicken, and the science and ethics of 3D-printed meat. Hear that and plenty more right now, with the Meatgistics Podcast! https://waltonsinc.com/ | https://meatgistics.waltonsinc.com/

Episodio grabado durante el jueves 18 de noviembre de 2021. Sobre nosotros: - Twitter: https://twitter.com/FFevermedia - Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/footballfevermedia - Juego de pronósticos: https://www.kicktipp.es/footballfever/ https://www.kicktipp.es/ffeverucl/ - Contacto: footballfeverradio@gmail.com Contenido: - La voz del pueblo y noticias Repaso a las diferentes confederaciones: - UEFA (9') - CONMEBOL (22') - CONCACAF (36') - AFC (48') - CAF (55') - Agenda de partidos del fin de semana (1h05') - Información especial de Kicktipp y cierre particular (1h12') Con Xapa Red (@Xapa_red) Presentado y editado por Javier Quirós Sánchez (@JavierQS21)

Join authors Rachel Kushner and Wallace Shawn for a conversation on Kushner's latest, The Hard Crowd. Rachel Kushner's latest collection, The Hard Crowd, addresses the most pressing political, artistic, and cultural issues of our times—and illuminates the themes and real-life experiences that inform the author's fiction. Kushner takes us on a journey through a Palestinian refugee camp, an illegal motorcycle race down the Baja Peninsula, 1970s wildcat strikes in Fiat factories, her love of classic cars, and her young life in the music scene of her hometown, San Francisco. The closing, eponymous essay is her manifesto on nostalgia, doom, and writing. Wallace Shawn will join Kushner for a conversation on The Hard Crowd, our current political situation, and what it means for art to engage with our world. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Rachel Kushner's latest book, The Hard Crowd, gathers a selection of her writing from over the course of the last twenty years. Kushner is also the author of The Mars Room, and The Flamethrowers, which was a finalist for the National Book Award and a New York Times Top Five Novel of 2013. Her debut novel, Telex from Cuba, was a finalist for the 2008 National Book Award and a New York Times bestseller and Notable Book. A collection of her early work, The Strange Case of Rachel K, was published by New Directions in 2015. Her fiction has appeared in the New Yorker, Harper's, and the Paris Review. She is the recipient of a 2013 Guggenheim Fellowship and the 2016 Harold D. Vursell Award from the American Academy of Arts and Letters. More at http://www.rachelkushner.com. Wallace Shawn is an Obie Award–winning playwright and a noted stage and screen actor. His plays The Designated Mourner and Marie and Bruce have been produced as films, as has his adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's A Master Builder. He is co-author of the movie "My Dinner with André" and the author of the plays The Fever, The Designated Mourner, Aunt Dan and Lemon, and Grasses of a Thousand Colors, as well as the nonfiction books Essays (featuring the essay “Why I Call Myself a Socialist”) and Night Thoughts (Haymarket Books). His latest play, Evening at the Talk House, premiered at the Socialism conference in Chicago and was performed at The National Theatre in London and The New Group in New York. His plays The Designated Mourner and Grasses of a Thousand Colors will soon be available as multipart podcasts. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Watch the live event recording: https://youtu.be/GjkhBO97Bzw Buy books from Haymarket: www.haymarketbooks.org Follow us on Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/haymarketbooks

Episode 238, featuring tracks from IDLES, 2Minute Minor, 18 Fevers, Skism, Get A Grip, Soda City Riot, Dead Heat, Suicide Machines, and Rakshasi. We play great new tracks, including cover of an 80's commericial, an early release track, talk about two great albums, and wrapping up the show with some Metal and Old School Rap.

On this week's short but sticky-sweet episode, Nicole, a real-life person with a sinus infection, and her squirrely co-host, Typhoid Zahra, explore some of the most ubiquitous sick foods. That's right folks, we've got chicken soup, we've got ginger ale, we've got Ricola, and even dry rye toast! So get yourself a hot water bottle, and binge-watch The O.C., it's Life's a Banquet the post nasal podcast!Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support Life's A Banquet by becoming a member!Life's A Banquet is Powered by Simplecast.

(16:58) WHAT HAPPENED LAST NIGHT: Everybody has Mac Jones fever! How do New England's rookies and young core stack up compared to other NFL teams?  Red Sox President Sam Kennedy confirmed Tuesday that the Fenway Sports Group is closing in on a deal to purchase the Pittsburgh Penguins of the National Hockey League. Watch Toucher & Rich every morning on Twitch! Watch them live or whenever you want: Twitch.tv/thesportshub

The latest Special Delivery Mailbag from Locked On Blazers answering listener submitted questions about , Jusuf Nurkic's role, Norman Powell's defense and cereal. If you want to ask a question, tweet it to @mikegrich on Twitter or email lockedonblazerspod@gmail.com Music for Locked On Blazers by Drae Slapz. Find more of Drae's work here: https://ffm.bio/wowslapz Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

For nearly 70 years now, Americans have been bombarded with advice on how to lose weight. Countless diet books have become bestsellers. Some diets like Atkins keep coming back in sort of a recycled way. And there really hasn't been agreement, even among nutrition scientists, about which approach is best. Lots of attention has focused in recent years on carbohydrates, but over the years, protein and fat have had plenty of attention. In this podcast, our guest, Dr. David Ludwig of Harvard University, discusses this history and the reason for re-envisioning how best to lose weight – and for people to maintain the weight loss, perhaps the most important issue of all. Ludwig recently published a landmark, exquisitely designed and controlled study that tests whether limiting carbohydrates actually makes sense. This study, published in the "American Journal "of Clinical Nutrition 2021," has been generating lots of attention.   Interview Summary   Access the study: https://doi.org/10.1093/ajcn/nqab287     I'll begin by asking a question fundamental to this work. Why care so much about carbohydrates?   Great question, Kelly. Carbohydrates amount to at least half the calories in a typical diet today, which is interesting from a historical and evolutionary perspective. Because of the three major nutrients we eat, protein, fat, and carbohydrate, carbohydrate is the only one for which humans have virtually no requirement. Think of Northern populations, especially in the Ice Ages but also up to recently, such as the Inuit, that had access to only animal products and could eat plant products like berries maybe one or two or three months a year at most. So for nine months a year, they were eating only fat and protein. And yet, those populations were healthy. The women were fertile; they could breastfeed. And children grew normally. So recognizing that there's no absolute requirement for carbohydrates, the question then becomes: How much carbohydrate and what kind would be optimal for health and allow for the greatest flexibility, diversity and enjoyment in our diets?   So David, if the body doesn't have an innate need for these, presumably there's no biological driver to go out and seek these, why in the heck are people eating so much of this?   Well, carbohydrates are delicious. And the food industry certainly knows that and has taken advantage of that. In fact, when you step back and ask: What are the foods that we tend to binge on? They may have a combination of key flavors and nutrients. Oftentimes, we hear sugar, salt and fat. But I'll argue that there are virtually no binge foods that are just fat. Do people actually binge on butter? I mean, butter is very tasty. You might enjoy an initial bite. But very few people, perhaps with the exception of a major eating disorder, would sit down and eat a quarter pound, a stick of butter. But there are all sorts of high-carbohydrate binge foods. Sugary beverages are 100% sugar. Bread, baked potato chips, popcorn, especially the low-fat versions, these are easy to binge. And from one perspective, the key difference is the hormone insulin. Fat does not raise insulin. And so fat is digested slowly, and doesn't get directly stored in large amounts into body tissue. It has to be metabolized more slowly. Whereas carbohydrates, especially the processed ones, when eaten in large amounts, raise insulin to high levels. That insulin directs those incoming calories into storage. And a few hours later, blood sugar crashes and we get hungry again and are ready to have another blood sugar surge by indulging the next time in those foods.   So what question specifically was your study designed to address?   We conducted a large feeding study that had two parts. The parent study had 164 young and middle-aged adults, who were at least a little bit overweight, ranging from overweight to having obesity. And the first thing we did was bring their weight down by providing them all of their foods, delivered foods to their home, in a calorie-restricted way. You know, you cut back calories, and of course you're going to lose weight for a while. It doesn't address why people get hungry, and why they regain weight. But in the short term, we cut their calories, and they lost 10% to 12% of their weight. Then we stabilized them at their new, lower body weight, and then randomly assigned them to one of three groups: low, moderate or high-carbohydrate diets. And we kept them on these three different diets for another five months. And during this time, we were again delivering all of the meals to the participants. This was over 100,000 prepared meals throughout this time, so it was a really major effort. And during this low, moderate, and high-carbohydrate diet period, we adjusted calories to keep their weight the same. We wanted to keep them at that weight-loss anchor, 10% to 12% below where they started. The first study looked at what happened to their metabolism and their energy expenditure. And we found that when people were on the low-carb diet at the same weight as the other groups, they were burning about 200 calories a day more. So the study raised an interesting possibility, that the kind of calories you eat can affect the number of calories you burn. That from a biological perspective, all calories are not alike to the body.   David, this is fascinating work. I'd like to ask a strategy question. So this was an extremely intensive study of 164 people. And you mentioned the people were provided all their meals, very careful measurement and things like that. So the same amount of money, you could have studied many more people but just done a less intensive study with less supervision and fewer measurements of outcome. So why do the study in such an intensive way?   Right, there's always going to be a trade-off in design considerations. And you've identified a classic trade-off. You can study fewer people more intensively, or more people less intensively. Most weight loss trials have chosen the second route. They take a lot of people, and they try to study them for a long period of time, or at least some of them do: a year or ideally two years or longer. The problem is that without an intensive intervention, so what are we talking about? These studies would oftentimes have participants meet with a nutritionist once a month. They would get written educational materials, and maybe other kinds of behavioral support. But that's about it. And without greater levels of support and intervention, people characteristically can't stick to these diets over the long term. Maybe they make changes for two, three or four months. But by six months or a year, they're largely back to eating what they were originally. And the different diet groups don't look much different. So if the groups didn't eat in much of a different way throughout most of the study, why would we expect to see any differences in outcomes, such as weight or energy expenditure, or cardiovascular disease risk factors? So these studies don't test a dietary hypothesis very well. It leads to the mistaken conclusion that all diets are alike. Really, what the conclusion of these studies has to mean is that we need more intensive intervention in our modern toxic environment, if you will, to promote long-term change. And it's only when we get that long-term change can we actually figure out which diet is better and for whom.   So you've explained how the study was done and why you did it. What did you find?   So the first leg of the study, which was published in "BMJ" late in 2018, so just before the pandemic, showed that the kinds of calories you're eating can affect the number of calories you burn. And, that by cutting back on the total and processed carbohydrates, you can increase your metabolic rate. And that could be a big help in the long-term management of a weight problem. You know, you want your body on your side rather than fighting you when you're trying to maintain weight loss. And a faster metabolism would be a tremendous help if this is a reproducible finding and applies to the general population. We recently published in the September "American Journal of Clinical Nutrition," a second part of the study. And that asks: How do these different diets, low, moderate and high carbohydrate, affect cardiovascular disease risk factors? It's one thing to lose weight. Maybe a low carbohydrate diet helps you lose weight. But if your cardiovascular disease risk factors go up, that might not be such a good trade-off. So that's the aim of the second study. Because low-carbohydrate diets are often very high in saturated fat. So we wanted to find out what were the effects of this low-carbohydrate, high-saturated-fat on a range of risk factors.   So tell us specifically some of the cardiovascular risk factors that changed. And if you would, place the changes that you found in your participants in a context. Like are these big-deal changes? Are they small changes? Or put it in context, if you would?   The big problem with saturated fat is that it clearly raises LDL cholesterol, low-density lipoprotein cholesterol, which is a classic cardiovascular disease risk factor. It's the main one that's targeted by many of the drugs, such as statins. Yeah, I think there's no question that on a conventional high-carbohydrate diet, a lot of saturated fat is harmful. So the combination of bread and butter is not a good one. But the question we wanted to ask was: What happens when you get rid of a lot of that bread? Does the saturated fat still comprise a major risk factor? And so our low-carbohydrate diet was exceptionally high in saturated fat, as is characteristic of how these low-carb diets are usually consumed. It had 21% saturated fat, which compares to the 7% saturated fat on the high-carb, low-fat diet that's oftentimes recommended to people at risk for heart disease.   So what did we find? Well, the first thing we found was that LDL cholesterol was not adversely affected at all. There was no difference in LDL cholesterol between those getting 21% versus 7% saturated fat. Suggesting that when you substitute saturated fat for processed carbohydrates, from the standpoint of this key risk factor, it's pretty much a wash. However, the low-carbohydrate, high-saturated-fat diet benefited a range of other risk factors that go along with what we call the metabolic syndrome, the insulin resistance syndrome. Specifically, we saw strongly significant, from a statistical perspective, improvements in triglycerides, that's the total amount of fat in the bloodstream; HDL cholesterol, that's the good cholesterol that you want to be higher; and other lipids that indicate overall levels of insulin resistance. Suggesting that insulin resistance was improving. And we know that low-carbohydrate diets show promise for diabetes in other studies, in part because they do tend to improve insulin resistance and lower blood sugar. And so our study suggests that if you are pursuing a low-carbohydrate diet, and we can talk about the different degrees of restriction of carbohydrate, and at the same time you're reducing the processed carbohydrates, then the saturated fat might not really be such a problem.   So then if you take all this information in this, as I said, exquisitely designed intensive study and distill it into what dietary recommendations would be, what do you think is a reasonable proportion of fat, carbohydrate and protein in the diet? And what sort of things should people think about as they want to lose weight and keep the weight off?   One key qualification I need to mention is even though this was an intensive study with a relatively large number of people for a feeding study of this magnitude, we still don't know how generalizable these findings are to people at different ages, different body weights, different levels of susceptibility. So no one study can inform a change of clinical practice like this, especially in the world of nutrition where there's so many complicated and interacting factors. I will also venture to say that there's no one diet that's going to be right for everybody. We know that some people can do perfectly well on a high-carbohydrate, low-fat diet. I mean, think of the classic Asian agrarian societies where rates of obesity and diabetes are very low. But those societies tend to be highly physically active and the people insulin-sensitive. America is characterized by high levels of overweight and obesity, sedentary lifestyle. And these create insulin resistance as a highly prevalent problem. For societies such as ours, we think that high-carbohydrate diets that are raising insulin levels on the background of insulin resistance is a recipe for metabolic problems. And so for Americans, especially those struggling with weight, pre-diabetes, and even more so diabetes, a reasonable first step is to cut back on the processed carbohydrates. And I think that's an intervention that increasingly few experts would argue with. We're talking about concentrated sugars and refined grains. Where we start to get into the controversy is whether carbohydrates should be further reduced down to say 20% as in our study, which still leaves room for some unprocessed grains, beans, and a couple of servings of whole fruit a day, or even lower to what's called the ketogenic diet that's less than 10%. And that's where you really have to give up most carbohydrates and focus just on the proteins and fats. I think for people with diabetes, such a strict approach looks appealing in preliminary research studies. But again, this is going to need more research. And I would caution anybody with diabetes or anybody who's thinking about a ketogenic diet to discuss these kinds of dietary changes with their healthcare provider.   I realize your study wasn't meant to address this issue that I'm about to raise, but I'd appreciate hearing your instincts. One key, of course, to any recommended nutrition plan or diet, if you'd like to call it that, is whether people will stick to it. What do your instincts tell you, or data if you have it, on how readily people can adhere to this sort of an approach over the long term compared to other kinds of approaches?   Great question. And I'll approach that by saying: We all understand that if diet is a problem that's contributing to obesity, diabetes, heart disease, other chronic health problems, then we have to change our diet in one way or another regardless of what the mechanisms are. So I'll return the question to you by saying: Which do you think is going to be easier for most people over the long term: cutting back calories, getting hungry and trying to ignore that very intense drive to eat, or getting rid of certain kinds of foods that may be triggering hunger and making it so much harder to stick to a lower calorie intake?   As a doctor, as a pediatrician, and as a researcher, and also myself, I try to do N of 1 experiments on myself with any kind of a nutrition approach I might use with patients or with research participants. I've found that it's so much easier to just give up the processed carbohydrates and enjoy a range of other very satisfying, delicious, higher fat foods. And oftentimes, in my experience personally and I hear as reported by patients that the cravings for these highly processed carbohydrates go down. And lastly, I'll just say, it's not that these processed carbohydrates are inherently so irresistibly delicious. I mean, white bread, these common binge foods, white bread, unbuttered popcorn, baked potato chips, even though these are almost 100% carbohydrate yet they're commonly binged on not because they're so incredibly tasty. But I would argue because they're producing changes in our body that are driving overeating. So it's not that they're so tasty and we're getting so much enjoyment. We're eating these foods because we're driven to metabolically. And once you come off that blood sugar rollercoaster, it becomes much easier to say no.   When you mentioned before that with one approach, you're kind of fighting your body; and another approach, your body is becoming your ally in this process, I thought of going to the beach and, you know, you can go out and try to swim against the waves coming in, or you can ride the waves toward the beach. And one, of course, is a lot easier than the other. And it sounds that's kind of what you're talking about, isn't it?   When you line up biology and behavior, and clearly behavior, psychology, and our food environment are all factors that are going to have to be addressed. We don't want to make it much harder for people. So we do need to think in systems dynamics: the food supply, the environment. But on a strictly individual level, when you line up biology with your behavior, the effort required to accomplish your goals becomes less. You know, this is characteristic of so many areas of medicine and research. This is why we aim to identify the cause of a problem when you treat a cause. So let's use the example of fever. Fever you could say is a problem of heat balance: too much heat in the body, not enough heat out. And so from that perspective, you could treat any fever by getting into an ice bath. Couldn't you, right? The ice would pull the excess heat out of your body. But is that an effective treatment for fever? No, of course not. Because your body's going to fight back violently with severe shivering, blood vessel constriction. And you're going to feel miserable and you're going to get out of that ice bath quickly. In the case of obesity, the timeframe is much longer, but similar kinds of responses occur. The body fights back against calorie restriction because calorie restriction, according to this way of thinking, is an effect. It's not the cause. If the cause is the body's been triggered to store too much fat, then we have to address that problem by lowering insulin levels and producing a more stable blood sugar pattern after eating. If that happens, then the effort that you put into cutting back calories goes a lot further.   Bio:   David S. Ludwig, MD, PhD is an endocrinologist and researcher at Boston Children's Hospital. He holds the rank of Professor of Pediatrics at Harvard Medical School and Professor of Nutrition at Harvard School of Public Health. Dr. Ludwig is the founding director of the Optimal Wellness for Life (OWL) program, one of the country's oldest and largest clinics for the care of overweight children. For 25 years, Dr. Ludwig has studied the effects of diet on metabolism, body weight and risk for chronic disease – with a special focus on low glycemic index, low carbohydrate and ketogenic diets. He has made major contributions to development of the Carbohydrate-Insulin Model, a physiological perspective on the obesity pandemic. Described as an “obesity warrior” by Time Magazine, Dr. Ludwig has fought for fundamental policy changes to improve the food environment. He has been Principal Investigator on numerous grants from the National Institutes of Health and philanthropic organizations totaling over $50 million and has published over 200 scientific articles. Dr. Ludwig was a Contributing Writer at JAMA for 10 years and presently serves as an editor for American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. He appears frequently in national media, including New York Times, NPR, ABC, NBC, CBS and CNN. Dr. Ludwig has written 3 books for the public, including the #1 New York Times bestseller Always, Hungry? Conquer Cravings, Retrain your Fat Cells, and Lose Weight Permanently.  

The first month of Metroid Dread sales are in and Patrick and Mark celebrate the success of the game by discussing where the series can go next. Plus, trying to figure out where the Switch is in its lifecycle, Patrick's impressions of the Zelda Game & Watch, and more. The guys also talk about: Animal Crossing New Horizons Happy Home Paradise Kirby Super Star Metroid Prime 4 Super Smash Bros Ultimate

Episodio grabado durante tarde del lunes 15 de noviembre de 2021. Sobre nosotros: - Twitter: https://twitter.com/FFevermedia - Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/footballfevermedia - Juego de pronósticos: https://www.kicktipp.es/footballfever/ https://www.kicktipp.es/ffeverucl/ - Contacto: footballfeverradio@gmail.com Contenido: - La voz del pueblo, noticias y Kicktipp Repaso a las diferentes confederaciones: - UEFA (11') - CONMEBOL (46') - CONCACAF (59') - AFC (1h10') - CAF (1h16') - Resto de resultados del fin de semana y otros detalles: Brasileirão, Chile, Coupe de France, FA Cup, Taça de Portugal... (1h24') Con Xapa Red (@Xapa_red) Presentado y editado por Javier Quirós Sánchez (@JavierQS21)

Dr. Michael Thomashow presents an unknown case to Dr. Anisha Dua, Dan Minter, Doug Pet and Lindsey Shipley. Schema 1 Schema 2 Anisha B. Dua MD, MPH  Anisha B. Dua MD, MPH is an Associate Professor of Medicine in the Division of Rheumatology, Rheumatology Fellowship Program Director and Director of the Northwestern Vasculitis Center at… Read More »Episode 207: The Consult Question #4 – Fevers and Arthralgias

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WELCOME BACK!! Is it really that time of year again? It seems mere weeks since we were scarfing down eggnog at Jennie-poo's place. Now we're partying at the station. Herb brought the ham!! (at least, we think it's ham...ask him if it can spoil).Art might be cheaping out on the Christmas bonuses this year...he's done it in the past. Nobody is happy and Art's in a haze brought on my some of Dr. Fever's baked goods.What's that??! Chains!? A GHOST of Grandpa!!?? Hang on a minute...this isn't one of those cheesy rip-offs of Dickens' "Christmas Carol"...is it?? Oh, yeah, it IS!! Jennifer's in the past, Johnny's in the future and Venus is presiding over the bullpen. The podcast is a blast, but you don't want to miss these visuals. Pop on your Shout! Factory disk, add rum liberally to the eggnog and hit 'play'.  Grab a brownie if you're so inclined....or save it for later if you're driving. This one isn't over until the checks are written!!WATCH ALONG DETAILS...[Want to watch along with us? It's a blast!! We highly recommend the 'Shout Factory' boxed DVD set of the entire WKRP series. For reasons you'll have to listen to in the "Prolog"  episode, all streaming versions of the original "WKRP in Cincinnati" have had the original music cues removed. Generic music beds and stings were used in place of the original music for the syndicated version of the series. 'Shout Factory' has been able to restore an estimated 85% of all WKRP music cues to the original "as-aired" content for their DVD release. They've also restored scenes that had been cut to shorten episodes for syndication. The original eps ran 25 minutes. The syndication eps were shortened to 22 minutes. Over 88 episodes that's more than four hours of lost content, including the performance by "Detective" at the end of "Hoodlum Rock." Get the COMPLETE series...get the Shout Factory DVDs. The Shout Factory complete series box has a release date of 2014. All individual seasons of Shout Factory disks were released starting in 2015.]The WKRP-Cast is a weekly re-watch podcast spending time with the original "WKRP in Cincinnati" which aired from 1978-82. New episodes every Tuesday. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. 

Episode 154: Special guest: Matt Dunstan! Plus Unicorn Fever, Newton, Arkwright, Grand Austria Hotel   Topic of the Pod: (01:35) Matt Dunstan Sizzling Games: (37:47) Unicorn Fever, Newton, Arkwright, Grand Austria Hotel Bracket Battle: (1:17:25) Chronicles of Crime v Lord of the Rings: Journeys in Middle Earth Swear An Oath: (1:26:27)

Episodio grabado durante la mañana del lunes 8 de noviembre. - Twitter: @FFevermedia - Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/footballfevermedia - Juego de pronósticos: https://www.kicktipp.es/footballfever/ https://www.kicktipp.es/ffeverucl/ - Contacto: footballfeverradio@gmail.com Contenido: - Resumen de competiciones y segundas categorías de: - Premier League (10') - Serie A (45') - Bundesliga (1h02'), - Ligue 1 (1h29') Repaso al resto de competiciones (1h41'): Liga Portugal, Eredivisie neerlandesa, Jupiler belga, Premier rusa, Ucrania, Austria, Suiza, Escocia, Turquía, Grecia, Chipre, Serbia, Croacia, Eslovenia, República Checa, Dinamarca, Noruega, Suecia, Finlandia, ligas bálticas, Brasil, Argentina, y MLS Con Xapa Red (@Xapa_red) y Álvaro Mota (@Alvaro4Mota) Presentado y editado por Javier Quirós Sánchez (@JavierQS21)

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A fever is part of your body's immune response as a natural defense to infection. The risks and benefits of fever during pregnancy are different than those of someone who is not pregnant. Running a fever during your pregnancy can be scary. Studies have linked maternal fevers to complications like autism, neural tube defects, oral clefts, and congenital heart defects. The best way to alleviate any fears or unknowns is to educate yourself about what temperature constitutes a fever, when to call your doctor or midwife, and what to do if you get a fever during your pregnancy. It is common to take over-the-counter medicine to reduce a fever. Over the years, attitudes towards the use of medications like acetaminophen have evolved. While doctors have long considered this safe, more recent research raises questions about taking this over-the-counter medication during pregnancy.    You can read the full article and resources that accompany this episode by clicking here.   Join Pregnancy Podcast Premium to access the entire back catalog, listen to all episodes ad-free, and more.   For more evidence-based information, visit the Pregnancy Podcast website.

On this episode of the podcast, we go all-in on our Shin Megami Tensei V review (spoiler-free of course), plus an FFXIV: Endwalker delay, Elden Ring gameplay, and more.

November 1 2021. In this fourth edition of the Elon NBA Show, Jack covers how real Harrison Barnes offensive uptick and leap is and what it means for the Sacramento Kings (1:05-6:29). The Patrick Williams injury and notable Lonzo improvement and what it means moving forward for Chicago (6:29-12:20). Anthony Davis at the 5, the Carmelo resurrection, and the Lakers starting to resemble a competent team (12:22-21:21). The hot start to the Wizards of new; DC won the Russ trade, Harrell and Dinwiddie dominance, and competent depth (21:29-29:38). Miami improves and surpasses expectations and Jimmy Butler leads the way too early MVP talk (29:40-36:03). Evan Mobley is a special talent and has untapped potential; plus, where does Jaren Jackson Jr. stand in comparison to Mobley? (36:03-43:01).

This one's all over the place... Christmas music is back and torturing all of the poor workers in every store you go to, be nice. Retail is hell. I talk about the tragic Henry Ruggs DUI story and then do some headline surfing. End with fangirling about the first episodes of season 3 of the best show on television, Succession. Subscribe, like, comment, or whatever.  MERCH: http://rfat.bigcartel.com  RFAT Audio Podcast Network: http://linktr.ee/rfataudio  Everything Else: http://linktr.ee/rfat    "I RFAT, YOU RFAT, WE RFAT"  #ifeelliketuesday #rfat

Episodio grabado y emitido en Twitch durante la noche del lunes 1 de noviembre. - Twitter: @FFevermedia - Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/footballfevermedia - Juego de pronósticos: https://www.kicktipp.es/footballfever/ https://www.kicktipp.es/ffeverucl/ - Contacto: footballfeverradio@gmail.com Contenido: - Resumen de competiciones y segundas categorías de: - Premier League (10') - Serie A (37') - Bundesliga (59'), - Ligue 1 (1h11') Repaso al resto de competiciones (1h25'): Liga Portugal, Eredivisie neerlandesa, Jupiler belga, Premier rusa, Ucrania, Escocia, Turquía, Grecia, Chipre, Serbia, Croacia, Eslovenia, República Checa, Dinamarca, Suecia, Finlandia, Noruega, Irlanda, Kazajstán, Bulgaria, Rumanía, Brasil, Argentina, Liga MX y MLS Con Xapa Red (@Xapa_red) Presentado y editado por Javier Quirós Sánchez (@JavierQS21)

“I don't finish work until half past five!” Only 3 more original episodes left of the series! (And don't forget to submit your AYBS stories for the upcoming “Unanimous Episode”. Which 1990s pop songs were written about Dave Coulier? Professor Jeff's pop quiz! Lots of Unanimous listener messages- thank you! “Are You Being Served Again?” (“Grace & Favour”) is on DVD for only $16 and is great! A special pre-hello to future Unanimous listener Elizabeth Lucy. AYBSCentral.com has been around for 14 years (and with support from Jeremy Lloyd??). Yet another “high tech” security camera system at Grace Bros. What dishy knees you have, Captain Peacock. An... exposing scene with Miss. Belfridge and her bikinis. Mrs. Humphries' iced lolly cart! Confusion about Peacock's “melted” ice lolly. Mr. Grace exists… (just not on camera). Humphries pokes gender pay equity in the eye. The canteen manageress has her staff fan the staff! We feel like Egyptian Queens while we employ fanning guys (Chuck and his staff) at TDSM Studios! Flying dinner rolls at Mr. Rumbold. A wicked witchy manageress, just in time for Halloween. Enter the gambling: Mr. Harmon is a bookie AND a pawn broker. The UK LOVES gambling (but apparently so does the States?) Everyone bets their bonus money on a horse! The post hat customer scene ALMOST said the podcast name. Dallas, the US soap opera, was DEAD common. Mr. Jeff shares his Big Gay theatre experience which taught him all about horse racing… somehow. They all lose their money! “It's real alligator teeth”. Is “John Blinker” Cockney rhyming slang for a gambler? We see the Grace Brothers Electronic Department which looks very familiar. Mr. Humphries' mimes out the horse race on the security TV. “They're off!” They all get their money back, yay. “A cert in the 20 to 1”… and everyone starts twitching. We learn that Mr. Humphries would fancy “Queen of the Fairies” at 4 o'clock but doesn't get off work until half past five. Treat yourself to some That Does Suit Madame merch at our Bargain Basement podcast shop at imfree.threadless.com for t-shirts, mugs, tote bags, and more! Leave the show a voicemail at the Peacock Hotline: (662)-PEACOCK (662-732-2625) and find us on Twitter @DoesSuitMadame and #AYBS #AreYouBeingServed #ImFree #Britcom #comedy #MrHumphries #ThatDoesSuitMadame #GraceBros #podcast #LGBT #BlackLivesMatter #BBC Treat yourself to some That Does Suit Madame merch at our Bargain Basement podcast shop at imfree.threadless.com for t-shirts, mugs, tote bags, and more! Leave the show a voicemail at the Peacock Hotline: (662)-PEACOCK (662-732-2625) and find us on Facebook at fb.me/ThatDoesSuitMadame and Twitter @DoesSuitMadame #AYBS #AreYouBeingServed #ImFree #Britcom #comedy #MrHumphries #ThatDoesSuitMadame #GraceBros #podcast #LGBTQ #LGBT #BlackLivesMatter #WearAmask #BBC

This weeks show is a Halloween special with songs related to this spooky season. You will hear music from Ini Kamoze, Max Romeo, Michael Rose, Peter Tosh, Johnny Clarke, Burning Spear, Keith Hudson, Junior Delgado and Augustus Pablo, Black Uhuru, Lone Ranger and The Revolutionaries, Lee Scratch Perry, Prince Buster, Michael Prophet, Devon Irons and The Upsetters, Bushman, Tenor Saw, Horseman, Gappy Ranks and More!  Dubs included in this weeks show are from Scientist, Bost and Bim with Fabwize,Bush Chemists, Dubmatix, Tommy McCook, Derrick Harriott, The Roots Radics, and The Revolutionaries. Enjoy! Ini Kamoze "Hole In the Pumpkin" from Shocking Out on Ras Records Max Romeo "Horror Zone" from Horror Zone on Nu-Roots Records Michael Rose "No Burial (Manasseh Remix)" from African Roots on M Records Peter Tosh "Vampire" from The Gold Collection on Parlophone UK Peter Tosh "Vampires (Dub Version)" from Equal Rights (Legacy Edition) on Columbia/Legacy Bush Chemists "Shalloweane, No. 1" from Singles Nine on Conscious Sounds Johnny Clarke "Blood Dunza/Blood Version" from Jah Love Rockers: Revolutionary Sounds From the Rockers & Steppers Era 75-80 on Trojan Leroy Brown & The Black Traps "Blood A Go Run" from Jamwax 12" on Jamwax Burning Spear "Cry Blood Africans" from Hail H.I.M on EMI Keith Hudson "Hunting" from Flesh Of My Skin Blood Of My Blood on 17 North Parade N Junior Delgado "Hanging Tree" from One Step More on Mango Augustus Pablo "Hanging Dub" from Ancient Harmonies on VP Records Black Uhuru "Vampire" from Sinsemilla on Island Records Earth & Stone "Devil Must of Made You" from Kool Roots on Pressure Sounds Lone Ranger "Natty Burial" from Reggae Anthology - The Channel One Story on VP Records Revolutionaries "Burial" from Reggae Anthology - The Channel One Story on VP Records Scientist "Blood On His Lips" from Junjo Presents The Evil Curse Of The Vampires on Greensleeves Keith Hudson "Darkest Night/Darkest Night Version" from Flesh Of My Skin Blood Of My Blood on 17 North Parade N Burning Spear "Road Foggy" from Hail H.I.M on EMI Scientist "The Voodoo Curse" from The Scientist Rids the World of the Curse of the Evil Vampires! on Greensleeves Max Romeo "Chase the Devil" from War Ina Babylon on 4 Men With Beards Lee Scratch Perry "Disco Devil" from DJ Spooky Presents: In Fine Style 50,000 Volts Of Trojan Records on Trojan Records Bob Marley & The Wailers "Duppy Conqueror (Fort Knox Five Remix)" from Roots, Rock, Remixed: The Complete Sessions on Tuff Gong/Rock River Natural Numbers "One Duppy, Two Duppy, Three Duppy" from Natural Numbers in Dub on Stones Throw Records Zvuloon Dub System "Voodoo Chile" from Freedom Time on Medtone Records Mykal Rose "I Put a Spell On You" from Red Gold Green & Blue on BMG Rights Management (US) LLC Lee Scratch Perry "Return of the Super Ape" from Lee 'Scratch' Perry & The Upsetters: Super Ape & Return of the Super Ape on Trojan Records Prince Buster "Ghost Dance" from Fabulous Greatest Hits on PMI Jet Star Derrick Harriott & The Crystalites "The Undertaker" from The Undertaker (Expanded Version) on Doctor Bird Michael Prophet "You Are a No Good" from Junjo Presents: The Evil Curse of the Vampires on Greensleeves Records Scientist "Dance Of The Vampires" from The Scientist Rids the World of the Curse of the Evil Vampires! on Greensleeves Bost & Bim Meet Fabwize "Brainstorming Dub" from Dub Monster on The Bombist Records Dubmatix & Art-x "Killing Dub (Art-x Melodica Version)" from Killing Dub on Dubmatix Scientist "The Mummy's Shroud" from The Scientist Rids the World of the Curse of the Evil Vampires! on Greensleeves Devon Irons & The Upsetters "Vampire/Vamp A Dub" from Lee Scratch Perry: Arkology on Island Tommy McCook "Death Trap (Steppers Cut)" from Bunny 'Striker' Lee & Friends: Next Cut! Dub Plates, Rare Sides & Unreleased Cuts on Pressure Sounds Bushman "Creatures of the Night" from Most Wanted on Greensleeves Eric Smith "Wolf" from Rocky Road on Cultural Talent Agency Cornel Campbell "Weed Out Vampires" from New Scroll on Zion High Productions Gappy Ranks "Pumpkin Belly" from Put the Stereo On on Greensleeves Tenor Saw "Pumpkin Belly" from Fever on Ras Records Bushman "Darkest Nights" from Sleng Teng Resurrection on VP Records Horseman "Dawn of the Dread" from Dawn of the Dread on Mr Bongo Daddy Freddy & Sleepy Time Ghost "No Matter (feat. Devon Morgan)" from No Matter (feat. Devon Morgan) - Single on Bun Dem Out Records Bost & Bim Meets Fabwize "Baby Monster Bubbling" from Dub Monster on The Bombist Eecords Mungo's Hi Fi & Cheshire Cat "Roll With No Vampire/Disastrous Dub" from Dumbarton Rock 7" on Dumbarton Rock

Episodio grabado durante la mañana del viernes 29 de octubre con Ángel Corrales, seguidor de fútbol finlandés de la cuenta de Twitter @Sadareno Sobre nosotros: - Twitter: @FFevermedia - Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/footballfevermedia - Juego de pronósticos: https://www.kicktipp.es/footballfever/ https://www.kicktipp.es/ffeverucl/ - Contacto: footballfeverradio@gmail.com Contenido: - Presentación, y repaso a la Veikkausliiga finlandesa en la semana decisiva de proclamación del título entre HJK y KuPS - Competiciones europeas de los clubes, y partidos de rivalidad. - Nomenclaturas acerca de los clubes del país y su procedencia, los emigrantes españoles, jugadores destacados, y selección de Finlandia. Con Xapa Red (@Xapa_red) Presentado y editado por Javier Quirós Sánchez (@JavierQS21)

Welcome back to our seasonal guest, Christian! Boy, what an episode this is. Christian joins Jasmine and John in talking about candy corn, strange kink stories and costumes for Halloween 2021. Where do you stand on candy corn? Do you like Tik Tok? This may be the most controversial episode for you... Follow Christian on the socials: @saitschristian Follow us on Instagram: @wgoobtpodcast Email us: biwpodcast@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wgoobt/message

The Ringer's Bill Simmons is joined by J. Kyle Mann to discuss some early NBA observations and overreactions including "the Cavaliers are for real," rookie Jalen Suggs's struggles, LaMelo Ball's recklessness, the depth of the NBA talent pool, and more (1:55). Bill talks with NFL Network's Peter Schrager about MVP odds and why they are eyeing Tom Brady and Derrick Henry, and then they make their Million-Dollar Picks for NFL Week 8 (51:15). Host: Bill Simmons Guests: Peter Schrager and J. Kyle Mann Producer: Kyle Crichton Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In another tale of the macabre (beers), our palates are attacked and our bodies shake with that unmistakable burn: it can only be Crypt Fever! We once again try to outdo one another by picking beers we think are going to be revolting for a blind test of our tolerance for bad - and most of these drinks fit the horrible bill. We also envision the Skoilet, smell some sockfruit, invent Flushtones™, and discuss why hard seltzers are the future of the Torture Test.  Beers Administered The Bruery Terreux - Frucht: Cucumber (Sour Berliner Weiss w/ cucumbers)Hoppin' Frog Brewery - Verrückter Brauer (Strong Lager) Abita Brewing Company - Strawberry Lager Shipyard Brewing Company - Pumpkin Head Hard Seltzer 5 Rabbit Cervecería - ChocFruit Piña (Stout w/ pineapple, from 2016) Forbidden Root - Money on My Rind (Wheat beer w/ juniper and grapefruit, from 2016?)

PLAYLIST: 1. PERIPHERY - LUNE 2. ERRA - VANISH CANVAS 3. ARCHITECTS - BLACK LUNGS 4. SYNSNAKE - SATURN IN THE LOOP 5. WAGE WAR - MANIC 6. WAGE WAR - HIGH HORSE 7. ATREYU - UNDERRATED 8. MONUMENTS - LAVOS 9. EVERY TIME I DIE - PLANET SHIT 10. EVERY TIME I DIE - POST - BOREDOM 11. FEVER 333 - WRONG GENERATION 12. RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE - KNOW YOUR ENEMY 13. HIDDEN TRACK-TEMA OCULTO

Nicolle Wallace discusses Biden set to campaign with Terry McAuliffe for Virginia's governor race. Plus, Mark Zuckerberg defends Facebook's impact, a GOP congressman says he'd be proud if his staff helped plan the 1/6 rally, Democratic frustration over the filibuster is reaching a breaking point, the attorney general is sure to be questioned about investigations into the former president, and an advisory committee recommends FDA approval for the Pfizer vaccine for kids.Joined by: Jonathan Lemire, Donna Edwards, Claire McCaskill, Kara Swisher, Donny Deutsch, Joyce Vance, Marc Elias, Philip Rucker, Alexi McCammond, Neal Katyal, Dr. Nahid Bhadelia, and Steve Kornacki

Episodio grabado y emitido en Twitch durante la noche del lunes 25 de octubre. - Twitter: @FFevermedia - Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/footballfevermedia - Juego de pronósticos: https://www.kicktipp.es/footballfever/ https://www.kicktipp.es/ffeverucl/ - Contacto: footballfeverradio@gmail.com Contenido: - Resumen de competiciones y segundas categorías de: - Amplio contenido de Bundesliga (1'), Austria y Suiza con Álvaro Mota - Ligue 1 (49') Repaso al resto de competiciones (1h07'): Liga Portugal, Eredivisie neerlandesa, Jupiler belga, Premier rusa, Ucrania, Escocia, Turquía, Grecia, Chipre, Serbia, Croacia, Dinamarca, Suecia, Finlandia, Albania, Polonia, Brasil, Chile, Ecuador y Argentina Con Xapa Red (@Xapa_red) y Álvaro Mota (@Alvaro4Mota) Presentado y editado por Javier Quirós Sánchez (@JavierQS21)

Are you planning for a baby in the near future and need some guidance on the best next steps to take?Dr. Nathan Riley returns to Living 4D along with Angie Chek to share some important advice about choosing the right physician, the low intervention birth process, the three stages of childhood development and how to handle fevers in this gentle conversation.Learn more about Nathan's work at his Beloved Holistics website and podcast.For Living 4D listeners: Save $50 on your first consultation with Nathan or 10 percent on a time-bank purchase at Beloved Holistics by using the code CHEK10. For health professionals, consider Nathan's Collaborator Program. Show NotesDo you have a real relationship with your doctor? (7:53)What does a low intervention birth process look like? (19:30)Childbirth is a rite of passage and spiritual process, not a medical procedure. (27:15)Why the health of a Mom's gut microbiome is so important, especially for her baby. (36:53)Doctors don't have all the answers. (44:07)The Golden Hour of bonding between a Mom and her baby. (1:02:43)Does your baby sleep in bed with you? (1:15:09)Nathan's stages of childhood development. (1:24:39)Potty training. (1:34:30)The purpose of fevers in children. (1:43:47)“Life has to be seen as an adventure, not an outcome.” (2:00:48)ResourcesCartesianismGut and Psychology Syndrome by Natasha Campbell-McBrideThe Bitter Pill by Ellen GrantThe Soul of Discipline by Kim John PayneThe Nourishing Traditions Book of Baby & Child Care by Sally Fallon Morell and Tom CowanThe work of Ehrenfried Pfeiffer and Marie-Louise von Franz Biochemical Individuality by Roger WilliamsScience in Agriculture: Advanced Methods For Sustainable Farming by Arden AndersenThe Biology of Transcendence by Joseph Chilton PearceThanks to our awesome sponsors: Cymbiotika (save 15 percent on your purchase by using the code CHEK15 at checkout), Organifi (save 20 percent on your purchase by using the code CHEK20 at checkout), Paleovalley (save 15 percent on your purchase by using the code chek15 at checkout), BiOptimizers (save 10 percent on your purchase by using the code Paul10 at checkout, PLUS, for a limited time, BiOptimizers is also giving away free bottles of their best-selling products, P3OM and MassZymes, with select purchases) and Essential Oil Wizardry (save 10 percent on your purchase by using the code living4d at checkout).As an Amazon Associate, we earn commissions from qualifying purchases.

1ª parte del episodio grabado y emitido en Twitch durante la noche del lunes 25 de octubre. - Twitter: @FFevermedia - Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/footballfevermedia - Juego de pronósticos: https://www.kicktipp.es/footballfever/ https://www.kicktipp.es/ffeverucl/ - Contacto: footballfeverradio@gmail.com Contenido: - La voz del pueblo, noticias de la semana y Kicktipp - Resumen de competiciones y segundas categorías de: - Premier League (10') - Serie A (43') Con Xapa Red (@Xapa_red) Presentado y editado por Javier Quirós Sánchez (@JavierQS21)

The hits keep coming but I just keep doing my best Antoine Fisher. Is it bad Karma, or the darkness before the light? Woosah!!!

Don't hate us, hate the game baby. This week, Jimmy and Larry are safely back in the greatest city on god's green earth to debate interview strategies, how to pronounce Japanese beers respectfully, season pushing tendencies, going full Hollywood before they left LA, getting tattoos, ruining high power sushi dinners, Larry's three tales of social liability, No Time to Die, Jimmy's patented Snooze-o-meter movie review system, Succession, next week's Core 4 reunion and much more. For more Throwing Fits, check us out on Patreon: www.patreon.com/throwingfits. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week we're joined by the Vapor Honer Boner condoner aka @RynoResto to talk about the details of his latest chopper acquisition and all he's got planned for it. We take a detour into Turbidity toward the tail end of the talk so if you've ever dreamed about setting up a vapor honing setup you won't wanna miss these golden nuggets. Enjoy! -Grease --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lowlifechopperpodcast/support

Ish - A player we are starting to get the cold on, we want that Fever. Ish is a player we starting to have trouble believing in. Wish - A player we wish more for, this will work we just need to find the right way to wish. Feverish - This is reserved for the HOTTEST of Rookies who we really have the Fever for. If you love Dynasty, you love Rookies. Look no further than The Rookie Fever Podcast. You've heard of a youth movement, Rookie Fever takes it one step further. We can't get enough, we are hot for Rookies. Stay up to date on Rookies. Rookie Fever is everything Rookies. Be sure to check out our new Rookie Fever Store https://rookie-fever.creator-spring.com   Thanks for listening, please download, subscribe, 5 star review, please tell a friend. Follow us on Twitter:  @RookieFever @AardvarkTV Michael Fanaro @ff_spaceman Dave Wright @SwagzillaZeroG Shane Swager  

Hello! We are undergoing a very involved Soulful Journey Wellness Center transformation and are taking the next few weeks off in order to complete it. Follow us on facebook to keep up to date on our progress, and in the meantime, here is a recording from the beginning of 2020 where we discuss not getting stuck in our stinkin' thinkin'.

Las Vegas Paradise Fever Recap by 5 On 5

Does rap-metal suck? I look at a few bands including Fever 333, Candiria, UnityTX, Cipher, Hacktivist, Ghostemane, and DSVR to find out (spoiler warning: yes, it does suck). Rappers and Riffs: 5 Rap Metal Bands That Don't Suck Follow The Punk Rock MBA on Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube. Follow Finn McKenty on Instagram and Twitch. PRMBA Merch Produced and edited by Deanna Chapman. Support The Punk Rock MBA on Patreon Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Priyanka explains PRP (platelet-rich plasma) to Sean so he can finally understand what his doctors injected into his knee. Jim Jefferies talks out of his ***hole about his hemorrhoids and diverticulitis and how his first kiss turned into Glandular Fever (mono).