Podcast appearances and mentions of George Solomon

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Tony opens the show by talking with Michael about the Chick-Fil-A at the Connie Chung rest stop on the New Jersey turnpike, and he also talks about playing golf with George Solomon - his old boss from the Washington Post, and also about Sally Jenkins column on Louis Rubiales giving an unwanted kiss to a player after Spain won the World Cup. Steve Sands calls in to talk about Viktor Hovland winning the FedEx Cup Championship and also about the Ryder Cup captain picks, Mark Feinsand phones in to relate how he finally got satisfaction from United airlines, and also about Shohei Ohtani's arm injury and what his future looks like, and Tony closes out the show by opening up the Mailbag. Songs : Eric Shaw “Famous on the Weekend” ; “Cigars and Whiskey” To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia (PCD) is a rare genetic disease that results in severe sinus and pulmonary infections and is particularly difficult to treat; however, as George Solomon, MD, explains, researchers have recently made important steps in understanding and treating PCD. He explains the critical link they have established between genotype and phenotype of observed PCD cases, which will lead to genetic-based therapies in the future. Equally important, he says, are the strides made in treating symptoms PCD that can help patients right now: UAB is currently conducting clinical trials exploring treatments that help patients clear mucus from their lungs in order to limit damage throughout the body.

The Reverend Andra D. Sparks is a native of Birmingham, Alabama. He is the eldest son of the late Cedric L. Sparks and the late Doris Jones Sparks. He is a lifelong member of First Missionary Baptist Church East Boyles. He has been actively involved in all aspects of the ministry. He has previously served as an Associate Minister, Deacon (Vice-Chairman), Trustee (Vice-Chair) Director of Youth and Children's Activities, Sunday School Teacher and the church's legal advisor. Reverend Sparks was educated in the Birmingham Public School System. He is a 1981 graduate of West End High School. He received his Bachelor of Science Degree in 1985 from Tuskegee Institute and his Doctor of Jurisprudence from the University of Alabama School of Law in 1988. Reverend Sparks is a graduate of the United States Army Judge Advocate General's School. He also pursued studies at Birmingham Theological Seminary. He has been honored for community service activities. In 2013 Metro NAACP Award as Pastor of the Year, April 2012, Inducted into the YMCA Order of the Red Triangle (the highest honor for a volunteer). Community Champion Award – The Dannon Project 2010 Meritorious Achievement Award – Lawson State Community College- January 2008 presented with the Key to City of Gadsden, Alabama; Recognized as one the most influential citizens in the 2009 and 2008 Edition of Who's Who in Birmingham, Alabama; 2007 Appointed to the Blue Ribbon Committee to Review the Birmingham Mayor/Council Act; 2006 Recognized as a “Trailblazer for Education” Birmingham City Schools, Ted Hawkins Award of Excellence, Jarvis Christian College Birmingham Alumni; Appreciation from Seraaj Family Homes, Inc.; 2005 Award of Appreciation from Jefferson County Aids in Minorities; February 2004 The Alabama Association of Family and Consumer Science Professionals presented him with Family Advocate Award. In 2003, he was presented with the first Western Area YMCA Harrison/ Atkins Award for Outstanding Board Leadership. In 2002 he received the first IMPACT Family Counseling G.O.L.D. Medal Award, and was presented the Professional Child Advocacy Award from Seraaj Family Homes, Inc. In 2001 he represented the Birmingham City Council District Eight on the Citizen's Commission of Redistricting (Co-Chair). In 2000 he was honored as Adult Volunteer of the Year by the Western Area YMCA. In March 2008, he was appointed Municipal Court Judge for the City of Fairfield, the first African American to hold the position. In August 2008, the Birmingham City Council appointed Judge Sparks to a newly established seat on Birmingham's Municipal Court to establish and preside over the Drug Court and Gun Court Dockets. He was reappointed in 2012. In December 2010 he was appointed Presiding Judge for the City of Birmingham Municipal Court (the largest Municipal Court in the State of Alabama with five full time judges, two part-time Special Judges and more than one hundred employees) by the Mayor. Reverend Sparks has been happily married to the former Karen Moore since June 28, 1986. They are the proud parents of Anthony (author of #Better and RelationTips) who is married to Ashley (a teacher in the Hoover School District) and Brittany, (a registered nurse with UAB who writes the blog Until Nothing Is Left) who is married to George (a Birmingham firefighter). They are the proud grandparents of Aidan, who currently believes he will be a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle, George Solomon, and Ashton Donell.

Although most cystic fibrosis (CF) patients respond to new drug combinations which activate the proteins commonly affected by the disease, around 15% of patients are still without a treatment option. George Solomon, MD, discusses how UAB's participation in the international “Path to a Cure” initiative will expand treatment options for all CF patients. He summarizes the three prongs of the path: developing a wider range of protein modulators, finding safe and ethical ways to administer genetic therapies, and ultimately finding a universal cure for CF. But what can we do now for CF patients with less common mutations? Learn more about how the UAB Medicine Cystic Fibrosis Program gives patients with tough-to-treat protein mutations access to emerging therapies through clinical trials.

George Solomon, MD gives us an update on the most recent information regarding Bronchiectasis. He shares the latest in diagnosis and treatment and what the experts at UAB are doing to advance research into Bronchiectasis.

Former Washington Post Assistant Managing Editor for Sports, George Solomon, sits down and shares advice for aspiring journalists, while briefing us on his many stories he experienced during his very successful career. 

Doc and George go in depth on  covering the legendary John Thompson. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Tony opens the show by talking about his surgery this past Monday; he also talks to Michael about baby Bootsie's birthday and also about his video greeting to George Solomon being edited without his knowledge. Richard Justice of MLB.com calls in to talk about baseball's deal to return, Michael Wilbon phones in to talk about the NBA's return and the problems they may face, and Tony closes out the show by opening up the Mailbag. Songs : Susan Peak "I Like Sleeping in the Dog Bed" ; "A Gecko Named Smog"

George Solomon was the assistant managing editor for sports at the Washington Post from 1975-2003. During his career he oversaw the work of legendary journalists like Michael Wilbon, Sally Jenkins, Christine Brennan, JA Adande, David Aldridge, Tony Kornheiser and many others. Since 2003, has been the director of the Shirley Povich Center for Sports Journalism at the University of Maryland. He is one of Monica's mentors and he discusses the role of sports writers during the Corona Virus pandemic. George also discusses the future of sports journalism, how he's getting his sports "fix" right now, why diversity and inclusion is so important in journalism, and so much more.

Join us for the first week of our Follow series and an amazing word by Pastor George Solomon.  20th October 2019

Dr. Miami - After several reports of the Brazilian Butt Lift procedure being the most deadly surgery, renowned Plastic Surgeon Dr. Miami is fighting back at the claims. After the study was released it caused a fear for potential patients and now Dr. Miami has united over 150 Surgeons to fight the false claims with a new organization called, The World Association of Gluteal Surgeons or WAGS. Joining Dr. Miami are Dr. Alberico Sessa, Dr. Jacob Gerzenshtein, and Dr. George Solomon of Tampa, FL.Chef Rome - Chef Jerome Brown is known as the "Personal Chef to the Stars". He is a personal chef for celebrities such as; Shaquille O'Neal, Cam Newton, Master P, Colin Powell, Priscilla Presley, Nancy Kerrigan and many more. "Chef Rome" has been featured on several TV networks and publications including The Food Network, ESPN, ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX, Black Enterprise and D Magazine. In 2016 he was ranked the #8 Chef in the world and his cookbook, Eat Like a Celebrity, won Cookbook of the Year in 2014. Chef Rome has just announced his 2019 International tour. He also has a brand new cookbook coming out that features the iconic food of the Carolina's.

Dr. Miami - After several reports of the Brazilian Butt Lift procedure being the most deadly surgery, renowned Plastic Surgeon Dr. Miami is fighting back at the claims. After the study was released it caused a fear for potential patients and now Dr. Miami has united over 150 Surgeons to fight the false claims with a new organization called, The World Association of Gluteal Surgeons or WAGS. Joining Dr. Miami are Dr. Alberico Sessa, Dr. Jacob Gerzenshtein, and Dr. George Solomon of Tampa, FL.Chef Rome - Chef Jerome Brown is known as the "Personal Chef to the Stars". He is a personal chef for celebrities such as; Shaquille O'Neal, Cam Newton, Master P, Colin Powell, Priscilla Presley, Nancy Kerrigan and many more. "Chef Rome" has been featured on several TV networks and publications including The Food Network, ESPN, ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX, Black Enterprise and D Magazine. In 2016 he was ranked the #8 Chef in the world and his cookbook, Eat Like a Celebrity, won Cookbook of the Year in 2014. Chef Rome has just announced his 2019 International tour. He also has a brand new cookbook coming out that features the iconic food of the Carolina's.

Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia (PCD) is a genetic disease that results in severe sinus and pulmonary infections and is particularly difficult to treat. George Solomon, MD discusses how UAB has a specialized center dedicated to diagnosis and treatment of these patients.

Join us for part three of our "Find Your Tribe" series. Recorded May 19th 2019 at the 9:00am service.

Non-tuberculous mycobacterial lung disease is particularly vexing for clinicians to diagnose and treat. George Solomon, MD discusses emerging treatments as well as the guidelines for diagnosis and management.

Cystic Fibrosis therapies have entered a new era of protein-based treatments that show promise for significant improvements in health.George Solomon, MD discusses these treatments and the next level strategies for treating CF.

Join us for week 3 of our A Guide To The Good Life series. Recorded 17th March 2019 at the 10:30am service.

Join us for week three of our "Dealt With" series - Recorded Sunday October 21st, 2018 at the 9am Service

Join us for week one of our "Dealt With" series - Recorded Sunday October 7th, 2018 at the 9am Service

Join us for week three of our "Inside Out" series - Recorded Sunday September 16th, 2018 at the 10:30am Service

George Solomon is an exciting Singer/Entertainer who has performed all over the world.

Thom brings on the former sports editor of the powerhouse Washington Post sports section, George Solomon. They go over his early newspaper career, covering the 70's Redskins, working with and editing for big names in the "biz", and being the ombudsman for ESPN."

From Wednesday, May 30, 2018: Thom brings on the former sports editor of the powerhouse Washington Post sports section. They go over his early newspaper career, covering the 70's Redskins, working with and editing for big names in the "biz", and being the ombudsman for ESPN.

Former Washington Post assistant managing editor George Solomon joins Brian Levenson to discuss the challenges of editing. During his tenure, he got to work with sports journalism legends including Michael Wilbon  Tony Korhnheiser, and Sally Jenkins. George also served as the 1st ombudsman for ESPN. He now works at the University of Maryland as a sports journalism professor and was inducted into the Washington Sports Hall of Fame in 2014. In this episode they discuss how he developed an interest in journalism as a kid (5:15), how important feedback from others and reading can be to improving writing skills and hiring the right people (14:00), how technology has made the newspaper industry more about surviving than content (24:45), what the role of a good editor is (26:20), the difference between a reporter and a columnist and what it was like editing for some of the best columnists in the business (30:30), what makes Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon special and how it helped them transition to radio and TV (37:30), the importance of having elite female voices like Sally Jenkins and Christine Brennan in the newsroom (41:20), what he enjoys about teaching and lessons for students (43:35), and finally they talk about how he is able to keep his memory so sharp and how curiosity helps make a great story (53:05). Thanks to George Solomon for coming on and make sure to learn more about Shirley Povich Center for Sports Journalism Also, if you liked this episode and others, please support us at Patreon or follow me on Twitter: @brianlevenson or Instagram: @IntentionalPerformers. Thanks for listening. --Brian  

We are pumped! This was our first ever interview on the Pod, and we could not have asked for a better guest than George Solomon, the former Sports Editor of The Washington Post. We talked about the changes in Sports media and sports as an avenue for change (23:30). Of course, we also have a scorching hot take on the NBA, and play a game of Horns Up about Odell Beckham Jr (49:55). --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/daniel-schopf/support

Volume 7, Issue 8.In this podcast Dr. George Solomon discusses new directions in CFTR modification in the context of case studies.Take our post-test to claim CME credits:Physician post-testNurse post-testTo read a companion newsletter click here.The post New Directions in CFTR Modification appeared first on DKBmed Radio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On the brand new episode of Talk 2 Me Benjamin is joined by two very special guests! Firstly David Stratton, the legendary film critic and film festival icon joins Benjamin to discuss his love of films, how Australian cinema can reform and his pick for the 2017 Oscars. He also talks about his upcoming documentary, due for Australian release in March. Then Benjamin is joined by George Solomon the creator and star of, Oh What A Night, which is currently touring Australia. George talks about the creative process, singing Jersey Boys’ songs and why this show is not just your average tribute act! All this & more on today’s episode of Benjamin Maio Mackay’s Talk 2 Me! Stream here or iTunes. Follow the show: Facebook Twitter Instagram http://www.ohwhatanightaustralia.com.au Supporters: Palace Nova Cinemas Mad Zombie Collectables Via Vision Entertainment

Steve is joined by a somewhat special guest this week - Ipswich Town fan and former Nottingham Forest programme editor George Solomon. We run through all things Forest, as well as extensively preview the big game on Saturday vs The Tractor Boys. Get us on twitter, we're @TFFPodcast

A tardy George Solomon joins Graham and DJ this week.