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Plus, cooler than expected encounters with "Steve Harrington" aka Joe Keery, Rob Thomas and the ViCON ROBERT SMITH (downing Goldschlager shots!). We play WTF and learn that Wisconsinites are crafter than we thought. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Winter isn't quite over, so it's the perfect time to cover this 2000's cold weather comedy from Tony's shelf. Did we just find a new Rotten Tomatoes record for our podcast?! Why wouldn't you take the tortoise approach to the King Of The Mountain race? Was it really that hard for Rick to give up Anna? Strap on the snowboards, pour the Goldschlager shots and join us now!

So we took a few days off. We deserved it. Sort of. And after all, there were pilots to filmed, kids to be cared for, conferences to attend. Indeed, on Friday we gave a talk at a wonderful University of Florida conference on America's love of bullshit. But we begged off from the proceedings for an hour to record an episode. Because we love you guys. And because we needed to discuss Pete Hegseth, beer bongs and Goldschlager luges, Elon's weird kids, the future of DOGE, the future of Ukraine, Islamism, and Serena Williams. And a few other things besides… This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.wethefifth.com/subscribe

This week on The Rise of Basic Men, we introduce our guest Jeremy, a fan of the show and a friend, who brings a fresh perspective with his hilarious and captivating stories. From nostalgic tales to wild drunken escapades, this episode promises a rollercoaster of laughter, relatable moments, and some insightful reflections.Highlights:Epic hotdog eating contest victoriesThe joys and mishaps of woodworking projects and dealing with vibrating hardwood.Favorite curse words and their surprising versatility in everyday language.Truck maintenance, DIY repairs, and marketplace finds.Wild stories of drunken nights, from Goldschlager shots to Jack-in-the-Box escapades.The therapeutic nature of working in the garage and the joy of refurbishing furniture.Tune in for a mix of laughter, nostalgia, and practical advice as we explore the everyday adventures of the basic man. Don't miss out on the fun and the unexpected twists in this episode of The Rise of Basic Men.Stay connected and share your thoughts with us: Stay updated with our latest content on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. Don't forget to follow us on Spotify so you never miss an episode! https://linktr.ee/theriseofbasicmenEpisode Runtime: Approx. 180 minutes

Yeah baby (sigh...) For this sequel-centric offering, we are covering the third installment in the Austin Powers franchise, 2002's Goldmember. It's not a great movie (at all), but it might just be a top-tier bar movie. Written by Michael McCullers. Directed by Jay Roach. Starring Mike Myers, Beyoncé, Michael Cain, and so, so many cameos The Cocktail: 2oz Goldschlager topped-off with your favorite hard cider (we used Finn River)

Gather 'round the mic for a wild ride through the world of nuanced sips and political slips. As the ice clinks in our glasses, we unravel the twisted strands of Twitter subscriptions, Elon Musk's twitter payment scheme, and the oddball payout systems that leave us scratching our heads. It's a laughter-laden confessional of personal tastes in booze, wistful flashbacks to Goldschlager glory days, and the coping mechanisms that color our days with shades of inebriation and irony.Now, if you've ever pondered the power of a pretty face, this episode takes you there, then pivots to a spirited analysis of some of the FBI's most delightful figures—Peter Strzok and Andrew McCabe. As we break down Strzok's counterintelligence dance with Russian spies and McCabe's moment in the Comey-less spotlight, you'll find yourself picking a side. And just when you think you've got a handle on the heady mix of attractiveness and authority, we pour a potent shot of Republican Party perplexities, dissecting their opposition to a border bill and the missed opportunities to break free from Trump's turbulent legacy as the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals denies his interlocutory appeal citing presidential immunity.Finally, what's a toast to history without a swig of controversy? We tackle the heated topic of how the silver screen interprets ancient icons, specifically Alexander the Great's sexuality. With a twist of humor and a splash of historical context, we discuss the spectrum of sexual identity and why it matters—or doesn't—in today's discourse. So, pull up a seat, and let's clink to candid conversations and the refreshing taste of unfiltered truth, all served up with a side of societal scrutiny and self-deprecation. Cheers to that!Support the showSupport the show:https://www.buzzsprout.com/2003879/supportFollow our show's hosts on Twitter: twitter.com/@CoolTXchicktwitter.com/@Caroldedwinetwitter.com/taradublinrockstwitter.com/blackknight10ktwitter.com/@pardonpodFind Tara's book here:Taradublinrocks.comFind Ty's book here:Consequence of ChoiceSubscribe to Tara's substack:taradublin.substack.comSubscribe to Ty's substack:https://theworldasiseeit.substack.com/ Support Our Sponsor: Sheets & GigglesEucalyptus Sheets (Recommended):Sleep Mask (I use this every night)Eucalyptus Comfortor...

On the forty-sixth episode of Laugh-In Theater, Andy Atherton is joined by Scott Shifflett do a live watch of the 2007 comedy, Superbad. The guys discuss going to an all-boys catholic high school; flip phones; missing jokes in the theater due to laughter; the backpack straps debate; the different Jonah Hill looks; Home-Ec class; fake IDs; Goldschlager; sneaking booze out of a store; cheap beer; first time appearances by some funny actors; Velcro wallets; The Apatow-verse; fights at house parties; running from the cops; vintage sweatshirts & awkward meet-ups at the mall. So remember: I am McLovin.

Craig, Dave, and Matt are back from their annual trip to Maine... just in time to honor the memory of Patrick Swayze. They do this by letting Brad do his week for five minutes, then diving into their unbathed weekend of drinking, fishing, drinking, axe throwing, drinking, eating, and drinking. Even if this isn't entirely accurate, the yearly Maine recap is worth its weight in Goldschlager... (Also, Swayze isn't mentioned in the episode. But it sure made for good cover art, didn't it?) --- #comedypodcast #humorpodcast #funnypodcast #maine #wilderness #camping #patrickswayze #podernfamily www.needlesstosaypodcast.com www.ntspodcastgear.com  

Tasting Notes: Before Fireball was cool, the OG cinnamon flavored shot occasion of choice was Goldschlager. Whether classifed as a Schnapps or just a Liqueur, the gold flakes in the bottom of the bottle, the sweet, hot rush of cinnamon and alcohol are just as fun as they've always been! More cinnamon, more sugar, and more alcoholic kick, it's the kind of drink that lets its presence be known, and for some, never forgotten. 

Sarah's dad gave her a shot of Goldschlager liqeur when she was 12 years old. Now, 26 years later, after losing her mother to heart disease and her sister to an overdose, Sarah finds herself struggling with her relationship to alcohol. She is currently studying for a career in counseling while also raising a tween, jobs that take up enough time and energy to distract her from her own pain, but still she knows she needs to heal. Should she go to rehab? What's best for her daughter? Renee sorts out the strands of trauma and addiction and helps Sarah forge a path to wellness. As they wade through the pain of the last few decades, Renee and Sarah somehow find the humor at almost every turn. There is a little crying, a lot of laughing, and, ultimately, a road to wholeness.

CW: Sexual content, pornography, incest, violence, consent, sex work, frank discussion of human anatomy, murder, matricide, urine We conclude our coverage of 1979's Caligula with special guest Antonio Palacios of The Cultworthy Cinema Podcast! We hear more about the wild world of 5-star Amazon reviews, beg for you to sign Joe's petition to get Caligula into Kingdom Hearts instead of the one to get a 4K release of this film, allow Jack to continue his awareness campaign for Plague Dogs, explore why it's important to make sure everyone on your set is aware of and consenting to what is happening and to know when/when not to invite family to set, touch on the work of Gore Vidal (giving Joe a chance to reference The Venture Bros), look into more of Tinto Brass's history and works, get into the nitty gritty on Bob "The Gooch" Guccione and Penthouse Magazine, manifest one of Jack's Grant Morrison references to bring up The Filth, discuss the importance of extras that really stick out, pitch Santa Sangre but with sex carnies, cover some of Caligula's actual history and acknowledge the issues with that scholarship, reinforce the importance of having breakfast, briefly cover the trouble Nero got into on tour, emphasize the importance of letting artists be artists, and continue our bewilderment at the utter lack of professionalism on spy job sites in 19 CE. And, of course, we try to fix this decidedly unsexy mess of a film. Strap in and enjoy. #pissbae Podcasts Plugged In This Episode: Doom Generation (@DoomGenPod on Twitter); The Cultworthy Cinema Podcast, The Cultworthy Classic, and The Milf & Me (@thecultworthy on Twitter) Things mentioned in this episode: Caligula, Tiberius, Nero, Rome, Malcolm McDowell, Helen Mirren, Tinto Brass, Gore Vidal, Bob Guccione, Penthouse Magazine, Penthouse Publishing, Kingdom Hearts, Goofy, Madam Kitty (1976), The Venture Bros., Grant Morrison, The Filth, Santa Sangre (1989), Golden Hour, Jeffrey Toobin, Zoom, Pulp Fiction (1994), Leon The Professional (1994), Paul Verhoeven, Phil Tippett, Final Draft, Goldschlager, Joe D'Amato, Erotic Nights of the Living Dead (1980) --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/derazzled/support

It's been two months. We survived musicals, festivals, weather, and a LOT of bullshit.Once we get rolling, we rollick through bad PD, entitled parents, and Flynn raps (and it's every bit as bad as you think).  Also some JP's corner to get you all tingly.We're back, and we missed you!Also, Goldschlager is cinnamon flavored?

In this episode we discuss why power is bad with the Triangle of Sadness now on Hulu. We play a game where Nate and Jake try to get me to guess the movie. And finally we have recommendations for you all at the end. Be sure to check out our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@rumandcinema

Please join author Pieter Martens and Associate Editor Justin Grodin as they discuss the article "Decongestion With Acetazolamide in Acute Decompensated Heart Failure Across the Spectrum of Left Ventricular Ejection Fraction: A Prespecified Analysis From the ADVOR Trial." Dr. Greg Hundley: Welcome listeners to this January 17th issue of Circulation on the Run. And I am Dr. Greg Hundley, Director at the Pauley Heart Center at VCU Health in Richmond, Virginia. Dr. Peder Myhre: And I'm Dr. Peder Myhre from Akershus University Hospital and University of Oslo, in Norway. And today, Greg, we have such an exciting feature paper. It comes to us from the ADVOR trialists. And the ADVOR trial examined the effect of acetazolamide in acute decompensated heart failure. And in this paper we're going to discuss how that treatment effect was across the left ventricular ejection fraction, across the spectrum. Greg, what do you think? Dr. Greg Hundley: Oh, wow. Sounds very interesting. But we might have some other articles in the issue. How about we grab a cup of coffee and Peder maybe this week, I'll go first and we'll start with preclinical science. How about that? Dr. Peder Myhre: Let's do preclinical science, Greg. Dr. Greg Hundley: Well, Peder, this particular paper focuses on the relationship between cardiac fibroblasts and cardiomyocytes. Remember that myocytes sit on a lattice of network of fibroblasts. And when the myocytes die, the fibroblasts then proliferates, secrete collagen and form this thick scar. Now, if we're going to try to regenerate, how are we going to get myocytes to get back into that thick scar when there's really a complete absence? And so as adult cardiomyocytes have little regenerative capacity, resident cardiac fibroblasts synthesize extracellular matrix, post myocardial infarction to form fibrosis, leading to cardiac dysfunction and heart failure. And therapies that can regenerate the myocardium and reverse fibrosis in the setting of a chronic myocardial infarction are lacking. Now, these investigators led by Professor Masaki Ieda from University of Tsukuba, were going to evaluate this process. The overexpression of cardiac transcription factors, including Mef2c, Gata4, Tbx5, Han2, all combined as MGTH. They can directly reprogram cardiac fibroblasts into induced cardiomyocytes and improve cardiac function in and under the setting of an acute myocardial infarction. However, the ability of an in vivo cardiac reprogramming to repair chronic myocardial infarction with established scars, well, that is really undetermined. Dr. Peder Myhre: Oh, what a wonderful introduction, Greg. And the way you described to us how cardiomyocytes and fibroblasts interact was really fascinating. Thank you. And now let's hear what the authors found and don't forget the clinical implications. Dr. Greg Hundley: Thanks, Peder. So these authors developed a novel transgenic mouse system where cardiac reprogramming and fibroblasts lineage tracing could be regulated spatiotemporally with tamoxifen treatment to analyze in vivo cardiac reprogramming in the setting of chronic MI. Then with this new model, the authors found in vivo cardiac reprogramming generates new induced cardiomyocytes from resident cardiac fibroblasts that improves cardiac function and reduces fibrosis in chronic myocardial infarction in mice. Wow. And additionally, they found that overexpression of cardiac reprogramming factors converts profibrotic cardio fibroblasts to a quiescent state, and that reverses fibrosis in chronic myocardial infarction. And therefore, Peder, direct cardiac reprogramming may be a promising therapy for chronic ischemic cardiomyopathies and heart failure. Really exciting work, converting scar tissue to actual functional cardiomyocytes. Dr. Peder Myhre: That was such a fantastic summary, Greg, and a very interesting paper. And I'm now going to take us back to clinical science and epidemiology. Because Greg, we all know that social and psychosocial factors are associated with cardiovascular disease risk. But the relative contributions of these factors to racial and ethnic differences in cardiovascular health has not been quantified. So these authors, led by the corresponding author, Nilay Shah from Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago, used data from NHANES to examine the contributions of individual level social and psychosocial factors to racial and ethnic differences in population cardiovascular health. And that was measured by something called the cardiovascular health score, CVH score, which ranges from zero to 14, and it counts for diet, smoking, physical activity, body mass index, blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood glucose. Dr. Greg Hundley: Wow, really interesting, Peder. So what did they find here? Dr. Peder Myhre: So Greg, among males, the mean cardiovascular health score was 7.5 in Hispanic, 8.7 in non-Hispanic Asian, 7.5 in non-Hispanic black, and 7.6 in non-Hispanic white adults. And the authors found that the education explained the largest component of cardiovascular health differences among males. And now what about females? In females, the mean score was 8.0 in Hispanic, 9.3 in non-Hispanic Asian, 7.4 in non-Hispanic black, and 8.0 in non-Hispanic white adults. And for women, education explained the largest competence of cardiovascular health difference in non-Hispanic black. And place of birth, and that is US born versus born outside the US, explained the largest component of cardiovascular health difference in Hispanic and non-Hispanic Asian females. So Greg, the authors conclude that education and place of birth conferred the largest statistical contributions to the racial and ethnic differences in cardiovascular health among US adults. Dr. Greg Hundley: Very nice, Peder. What a beautiful description and outline that so well highlighting the differences in men versus women. Well, now we're going to turn back to the world of preclinical science, listeners. And we will continue with the paper by Dr. Amit Khera from Verve Therapeutics. Now, Peder, VERVE-101, this is an investigational in vivo CRISPR base editing medicine designed to alter a single DNA base in the PCSK9 gene. And that permanently turns off hepatic protein production and thereby, durably lowers LDL cholesterol. In this study, the investigators tested the efficacy, durability, tolerability, and potential for germline editing of VERVE-101 in studies of non-human primates and also in a murine F1 progeny study. Dr. Peder Myhre: So more on PCSK9s, and this time CRISPR technology. Very exciting. Greg, what did they find? Dr. Greg Hundley: Right, Peder. So VERVE-101 was well tolerated in non-human primates and led to, listen to this, an 83% lower blood PCSK9 protein and 69% lowering of LDL-C with durable effects up to 476 days following the dosing. These results have supported initiation of a first inhuman clinical trial. That's what needs to come next in patients with heterozygous familial hypercholesterolemia and atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease. Wow. Dr. Peder Myhre: Even greater reductions from this therapy on PCSK9 than the previous PCSK9 inhibitor therapies. Wow. Okay, Greg, and now we go from one fascinating study to another. And this time we actually have the primary results from a large randomized clinical trial, Greg. Isn't that exciting? Dr. Greg Hundley: Yes. Dr. Peder Myhre: And this paper describes the primary results of a trial testing in Indobufen versus aspirin on top of clopidogrel in patients undergoing PCI with drug-eluting stent DES who did not have elevated troponin. So that is patients without mycardial infarction. And in fact, fact, this is the first large randomized control trial to explore the efficacy and safety of aspirin replacement on top of P2Y12 inhibitor in patients receiving PCI with death. And Greg, I suppose you like I wonder what Indobufen is, and I just learned that that is a reversible inhibitor of platelet Cox-1 activity and it has comparable biochemical and functional effects to dose of aspirin. And previous data indicate that Indobufen could lessen the unwanted side effects of aspirin and that includes allergy intolerance and most importantly, aspirin resistance, while it retains the antithrombotic efficacy. Dr. Greg Hundley: Wow, Peder. Really interesting and great explanation. Indobufen. So how did they design this trial and what were the primary results? Dr. Peder Myhre: So Greg, the investigators of this trial, called OPTION, led by corresponding authors, Drs. Ge, Quian, and Wu from Fudan University in Shanghai, randomized 4,551 patients from 103 center to either indobufen based DAPT or conventional, and that is aspirin based DAPT for 12 months after DES implementation. And the trial was open label and with a non-inferiority design, which is important to keep in mind. And the primary endpoint was a one year composite of cardiovascular death, non-fatal MI, ischemic stroke, definite or probable stent thrombosis or bleeding, defined as BARC criteria type 2, 3, or 5. And now Greg, the primary endpoint occurred in 101, that is 4.5% of patients in the indobufen based DAPT group compared to 140, that is 6.1% patients, in the conventional DAPT group. And that yields an absolute difference of 1.6%. And the P for non-inferiority was less than 0.01. And the hazard ratio was 0.73 with confidence intervals ranging from 0.56 to 0.94. And Greg, the occurrence of bleeding was particularly interesting and that was also lower in the indobufen based DAPT group compared to the conventional DAPT group. And that was 3.0% versus 4.0% with the hazard ratio of 0.63. And that was primarily driven by a decrease in BARC type two bleeding. So Greg, the authors conclude that in Chinese patients with negative cardiac troponin undergoing DES implementation, indobufen plus clopidogrel DAPT compared with aspirin plus clopidogrel DAPT significantly reduced the risk of one year net clinical outcomes, which was mainly driven by reduction in bleeding events without an increase in ischemic events. Dr. Greg Hundley: Very nice, Peder. So another reversible inhibitor of platelet COX-1 activity, indobufen. And seems to be very, have high utility in individuals of Chinese ethnicity and Asian race. Well, perhaps more to come on that particular drug. Peder, how about we dive into some of the other articles in the issue? And I'll go first. So first, there's a Frontiers article by Professor Beatty entitled “A New Era and Cardiac Rehabilitation Delivery: Research Gaps, Questions, Strategies and Priorities.” And then there's a Research Letter by Professor Zuurbier entitled, “SGLT-2 inhibitor, Empagliflozin, reduces Infarct Size Independent of SGLT-2.” Dr. Peder Myhre: And then Greg, we have a new ECG challenge by Drs. Haghighat, Goldschlager and Oesterle entitled, “AV Block or Something Else?” And then there is a Perspective piece by Dr. Patrick Lawler entitled, “Models for Evidence Generation During the COVID-19 Pandemic: New Opportunities for Clinical Trials in Cardiovascular Medicine.” And Greg, there's definitely so much to learn from all the research that has been done through the pandemic. And finally, we have our own Molly Robbins giving us Highlights from the Circulation Family of Journals. And first, there is a paper describing the characteristics of postoperative heart block in patients undergoing congenital heart surgery described in Circulation: Arrhythmia Electrophysiology. Next, the impact of socioeconomic disadvantages on heart failure outcomes reported in Circulation: Heart Failure. Then there is social and physical barriers to healthy food explored in circulation, cardiovascular quality and outcomes. And then there is the association of culprit-plaque morphology with varying degrees of infarct, myocardial injury size reported in Circulation: Cardiovascular Imaging. And finally, the impact of optical coherence tomography on PCI decisions reported in circulation cardiovascular interventions. Dr. Greg Hundley: Fantastic, Peder. Well, how about we get off to that feature discussion? Dr. Peder Myhre: Let's go. Dr. Mercedes Carnethon: Well, thank you and welcome to this episode of the Circulation on the Run Podcast. I'm really excited today to host this show. My name is Mercedes Carnethon. I'm an associate editor at Circulation and Professor and Vice Chair of Preventive Medicine at the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine. I'm really excited to learn from the lead author of a new study on decongestion with Acetazolamide and acute decompensated heart failure across the spectrum of LV ejection fraction. And I've got the lead author with me today, Pieter Martens, as well as my colleague and associate editor Justin Grodin, who handled the paper. So I'd love to start off with just welcoming you, Dr. Martens. Dr. Pieter Martens: Thank you for having me. It's a pleasure to be here today. Dr. Mercedes Carnethon: Yes. And thank you so much for submitting your important work to the journal, Circulation. I'd love to start to hear a little bit about what was your rationale for carrying out this trial and tell us a little bit about what you found. Dr. Pieter Martens: So the ADVOR trial was a double blind placebo controlled randomized trial, which was performed in Belgium. And it set out to assess the effect of acetazolamide in acute decompensated heart failure and this on top of standardized loop diuretic therapy and patients with heart failure. And the goal of the current analysis was to assess whether the treatment effect of acetazolamide in acute heart failure differs amongst patients with a different ejection fraction at baseline at randomization. So we looked specifically at patients with heart failure, reduced, mildly reduced and preserved ejection fraction to determine whether acetazolamide works equally well in those patients. Dr. Mercedes Carnethon: Well, thank you so much. Tell me a little more. What did you find? Did your findings surprise you? Dr. Pieter Martens: All patients that were randomized in the ADVOR trial, we registered a baseline left ventricular ejection fraction at baseline. And what we saw was at the multiple endpoints that we collected in the ADVOR trial, that randomization towards acetazolamide was associated with a pronounced and preserved treatment effect. And different endpoints that we looked at was a primary endpoint which was successful, which is an important endpoint, which we all strive towards in acute decompensated heart failure. And we saw that irrespective of what your baseline ejection fraction was, that randomization towards acetazolamide was associated with a higher odds ratio for having successful decongestion. And also looking at other endpoints which we find important in the treatment of patients with acute compensated heart failure, such as renal endpoints such as the diuresis, the amount of urine that they make, or the natruresis, the amount of sodium that they excrete, we again saw that randomization towards acetazolamide was associated with a higher treatment effect, so more diuresis, more natruresis, which was not effective, whether you had heart failure, reduced, mildly reduced or preserved eject fraction. We did see a slight increase in the creatinine, which was a little bit more pronounced in patients with heart failure with reduced ejection fraction. Dr. Mercedes Carnethon: Thank you so much for that excellent summary. I'm an epidemiologist, so I'm certainly aware that of the cardiovascular diseases and their changes over time, heart failure is one that is going up over time and affecting more of the population. So I know I really enjoyed hearing about an additional therapy that helps to improve quality of life and improve clinical outcomes in individuals who are experiencing heart failure. And I'm really curious as I turn to you, Justin, what attracted you to this particular article and why did you find it to be such a good fit for our audience here at Circulation? Dr. Justin Grodin: Well, Mercedes, I mean, I think you hit the nail on the head with your comment. And clearly when we look at Medicare beneficiaries in the United States, hospitalization for decompensated heart failure is the number one or most common cause for hospitalization. And up to this time, we really haven't had any multi-center randomized control clinical trials that have really informed clinical care with a positive result or a novel strategy that says, "Hey, this might be a better way to treat someone in comparison with something else." And so when we have a clinical trial like ADVOR, one of the crucial things that we want to understand is how does this work and does it work for everybody? And now when we look at the population hospitalized with heart failure, we know that approximately half of them have a weak heart or low ejection fraction, and the other half have a stiff heart, a normal ejection fraction. And so since we've got this 50/50 makeup, it is a crucially important question to understand if we have an important study like ADVOR, does this apply? Are these benefits enjoyed by all these individuals across the spectrum? Dr. Mercedes Carnethon: Thank you so much for really putting that in context. And I believe you had some additional questions for Dr. Martens. Dr. Justin Grodin: Yes. Yeah, thank you. So Pieter, I mean obviously this was a terrific study. One question I had for you guys is, you and your colleagues and the ADVOR research team is whether you had expected these results. Because we know at least historically, that there might be different cardiorenal implications for individuals that have a weak heart or heart failure with reduced ejection fraction in comparison with a stiff heart or heart failure with preserved ejection fraction. Dr. Pieter Martens: Thank you for that comment. And thank you also for the nice feedback on the paper. I think we were not really completely surprised by the results. I think from a pathophysiologic perspective, we do wonder whether heart failure with reduced ejection fraction from a kind of renal perspective is different from heart failure with preserved ejection fraction. Clearly, there are a lot of pathophysiological differences between heart failure with reduced, mildly reduced and preserved ejection fraction. But when it comes to congestion and acute heart failure, they seem to behave, or at least similarly in terms of response to acetazolamide, which was very interesting. We do think there are neurohormonal differences between heart failure reduced ejection fraction, preserved ejection fraction. But at least how acetazolamide works seems relatively unaffected by the ejection fraction. Dr. Justin Grodin: And Pieter, another question that comes to mind, and this is getting a little bit technical, but there have been studies that have shown that people that present to the hospital with decompensated heart failure, that have HFpEF, have a very different perhaps congestion phenotype where they might not have as much blood volume expansion. And so I, for one, was pretty curious as to how these results were going to play out. And I wonder what your thoughts are on that, or maybe that's perhaps more niche and less widely applicable than what you observed. Dr. Pieter Martens: Now, I can completely agree that when we are thinking about congestion, the congestion itself is a sort of pressure based phenomenon. And the pressure based phenomenon is based on what your volume is and the compliance within your cardiovascular system. But I think one of the important things to remember is that how we enrolled patients in the ADVOR trial was that we enrolled patients who had clear signs of volume overload. Remember, we used a volume score to assess clinical decongestion or actually getting rid of the volume. Volume assessment isn't really necessarily a pressure based assessment. And pressures might be the genesis of elevated pressures might be different amongst heart failure with reduced versus preserved ejection fraction. But what was really clear was that all these patients were volume overloaded. And when you think about the volume axis, then it's really about getting rid of that additional sodium, water, and that's where really acetazolamide works. So I do think we differ a little bit from historical acute decompensated heart failure trials in which they sometimes use signs and symptoms of more congestion, a pressure based phenomenon, where our endpoint was truly at volume endpoint. And we do believe that diuretics work really on a volume component of heart failure. Dr. Mercedes Carnethon: Thank you so much, especially for explaining that in a way that even non-clinicians such as myself can understand the potential implications. A big picture question that I have, and I really enjoy these discussions because they give us an opportunity to speculate beyond what we read in the paper. And that question is we do clinical trials and we identify effective therapies. And one of the bigger challenges we often face is getting those therapies out to the people who need them. Do you perceive any barriers in uptake of the use of acetazolamide in clinical practice? Dr. Pieter Martens: That's an excellent question. So one of the, I think beauties about acetazolamide is that this drug has been on the market for about 70 years. So I think everybody has access to it. This is not a novel compound which needs to go through different steps of getting marketing approval and getting a sort of reimbursement before it becomes available in clinical practice. And in theory, everybody should have access to this relatively cheap agent and can use it in its clinical practice. And I think it was very interested when we came out with the initial paper. I think already the day afterwards, we were getting messages from across the world that people have been using acetazolamide. So I think it is an agent which is available in current clinical practice and should not be too many barriers to its current implementation and clinical practice. Dr. Mercedes Carnethon: Well, that's fantastic to hear. So I hope Justin, that you will certainly help to ring the bell to get the information out about this wonderful study. I do want to turn to you, Pieter, to find out whether or not there are any final points that you didn't have an opportunity to discuss with us today. Dr. Pieter Martens: Think some of the other end points we didn't discuss were the effect, for instance, on length of stay. I think length of stay is a very important endpoint because hospital admissions, like Justin said, heart failure is the number one reason why elderly patients are being admitted. And just shortening the length of stay from a financial perspective might be important. So it was also very interesting to see that the use of acetazolamide in the study also translated into a shorter length of stay, which was also was unaffected, whether you had heart failure, reduced, mildly reduced or preserved ejection fraction, Dr. Mercedes Carnethon: Well, I certainly know people appreciate being in their own homes and being able to discharge is certainly a major benefit. So thank you so much for sharing that final point. I really want to thank you so much for a stimulating discussion today. I know that I learned a lot from you, Pieter, and the hard work of your research team as well as from you, Justin, for putting these findings in context and really helping our listeners and the readers of our journal understand why this paper is so important and how it's really moving the field forward for a clinically important problem. So thank you both so much for joining us here today on Circulation on the Run. Dr. Justin Grodin: Thank you. Dr. Pieter Martens: Thank you for having me. Dr. Mercedes Carnethon: I really want to thank our listeners for joining us today for this episode of Circulation on the Run. I hope you will join us again next week for more exciting discussions with our authors. Dr. Greg Hundley: This program is copyright of the American Heart Association 2023. The opinions expressed by speakers in this podcast are their own and not necessarily those of the editors or of the American Heart Association. For more, please visit ahajournals.org.

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Gifted clown and man about town, Alec Jones-Trujillo pops by the churn. We talk about his new show "Old God", profiting from drinking booze, and watching the craziest film ever made. Plus, find out who is The Vindaloo Vaccuum! We also get more poetry from scoops in Scoop Mail and play Jock Vs. Nerd Scoopardy trivia.Ticket link for Alec's show https://www.eventbrite.com/e/old-god-vol-2-tickets-367249833137See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We Finally Made It! Episode Forty Six. This week the guys celebrate the invention of time travel. That's right time travel exists! Sorta. They also proclaim the most American restaurants in …. America. Did someone skip leg day? Just sit back and listen like you're in a room with your two best friends as they work it flip it and reverse it. Rate and Review. Be gentle, we're vulnerable Reminder that The Interview Tapes drop Thursday on the same feed. SHOW INFO: wefinallymadeitpodcast.com Merch: WFMI Store Follow Us On Instagram: We Finally Made It Podcast: @wefinallymadeitpodcast Mydas: @opusonethree Bairon: @baironm Spotify Playlist: Run It Back WFMI

Join Laura and Vanessa on a journey to Switzerland this week! Learn the origins of Goldschlager and the magical birthplace of Absinthe. If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to subscribe, rate, & review. Music credit: 'Booze and Blues' by Ma Rainey.

On this episode of Drunk Discussions, Ocho's best friend Brandon makes his return to the show for the first time since episode 27. Ocho and Brandon react to videos on YouTube, including: 80's retro commercials, a sccene from Robot Chicken, and a video from Jolly Olive. They also talk about their lives, the Stanley Cup Playoffs, and some other things; so take a listen, and we hope you'll enjoy it. ***Notes*** 1. Liquid Cocaine DOES NOT HAVE Vermouth in it, it's Jagermeister and Goldschlager. Be sure to give the show a rating and leave a comment. If you really love the show, please subscribe! Donate to the show's Paypal - https://paypal.me/DrunkDiscussions Shirts on Spreadshirt - https://shop.spreadshirt.com/DrunkDiscussions Listen to Drunk Discussions: iTunes - http://apple.co/2fK1v3C Podbean - http://drunkdiscussions.podbean.com/ Stitcher - http://bit.ly/2HTQedD Spotify - https://spoti.fi/2GS7AGy Follow Drunk Discussions: Twitter - https://twitter.com/drunkdpodcast Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/drunkdpodcast/ Facebook - Linktree - https://linktr.ee/drunkdpodcast Music: OIWP Network Intro Welcome to the Show by Kevin MacLeod

What a morning! The jam cam is loaded out there on the roads, but one of Hollywood's biggest stars  - TOM CLARK! - joins us live! We also do a little wrap-up after the mega-success of our sixth-annual 97.9 Fishing 4 Gold Contest, where listeners compete to down the most shots of Goldschlager with a live goldfish in it - a total blast of good, wholesome fun!! Apologies to hilarious comic Adam Cayton-Holland who will be performing at the Jostens Park Auditorium all weekend, and was bumped when the Tom Clark interview ran long. 97.9 The Rat Race #35 Featuring: Ben Roy (Donny D), Beth Hoyt (Tara), Chris Marrs (Animal), Evan Nix (Luke), Homer Marrs (Driver) & Adam Cayton-Holland (Tom) Written By: Beth Hoyt Audio Designed & Directed by: Evan Nix Created by: Ben Roy & Chris Marrs See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shawn and Simon show some love for the humble cabbage. Plus, what makes a good coleslaw and why something as stupid as edible gold has a place on your plate.  Questions, comments or corrections? Hit us up at email@eatdrinkcheap.ca eatdrinkcheap.ca eadrinkbreathe.com/podcast Music by John Palmer Show notes and Shout Outs: Pattison Farms: http://www.pattisonfarms.ca/ Goldschlager: https://www.sazerac.com/our-brands/sazerac-brands/goldschlager.html The Abomination That is Bad Coleslaw by Rick Bragg: https://time.com/4060038/bad-slaw-my-southern-journey/ Organ Freeman: https://liveforlivemusic.com/features/getting-to-know-organ-freeman-funky-la-trio-with-the-best-band-name/ Taste Tibet by Julie Kleeman and Yeshi Jampa: https://www.kaveyeats.com/taste-tibet-by-julie-kleeman-and-yeshi-jampa The Soups of France by Lois Ann Rothert: https://www.amazon.com/Soups-France-Lois-Anne-Rothert/dp/0811833429#:~:text=The%20Soups%20of%20France%20feels,the%20author%2C%20Lois%20Anne%20Rothert.

Time for the podcast. Alright so on today's show, we sped through the god dang thing it felt like. Tony was drinking hoppy wheat beer, I was drinking hazy Pizza Port. It's crazy! Griff finally picks an AFL team and it's the worst one (typical) and all of his other teams suck really bad too! In the Discord segment there was some big nasty foot fetish talk so if you're a big Tarantino guy we got you covered! We also did the happiest HBNDSN of all time where everything was just kind of cool??? Finally there was  game that left both guys totally confused as to what was going on at all times. It was a disaster but in the like, cool, funny, disaffected way. Alright enjoy I'll see ya later!!! Follow us on Instagram: @beerenginepod Email us: beerengineshow@gmail.comGive us a tip: ko-fi.com/beerenginepodcast

In a special two part series, the Law Offices of Quibble, Squabble & Bicker hold a minor fake legal strategy session and uncover their origins while also helping the client, The Orchestra of Evil (and Emptiness), with guest fake attorney and author of the book One Nation Under Song, Dr. L. Kris Gowen. Together they address jangalang, Piggy Stardust, what does that mean, whipped it up, Dementia 101, empty orc, Klingon karaoke, George Orwell, just simpatico, Milli Vanilli, there is birds, flambee a swan, I'm a dwarf, Juice Newton, teledildonics, elderly country dude, Goldschlager, goosestepping, Tiny Tim, the Muppet Show, karaoke mafia and stretch out that yodel. Part two will air next week! For other episodes, go to www.qsblaw.org. They are also internettable on: Instagram - @lawofficesofquibble; Twitter- @qsblaw; TikTok - @qsblaw; Uhive - https://www.uhive.com/web/shares/z/QTTCLFU; Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/quiblle.bicker.3; Tumblr- quibblesquabblebicker; Reddit - https://www.reddit.com/user/QuibbleSquabbleor watch them on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/LawOfficesofQuibbleSquabbleBicker --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/qsb/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/qsb/support

In todays episode Julian introduces the gang to something with a little more glitter than usual: Goldschlager! Join us as we learn a little about this cinnamon liqueur, the connection to Julian's alcoholic beginnings and the guys thoughts on its taste. Cheers! Links:Reference Articlelinktr.ee/cocktail.time.machineEmail: kyle@thecocktailtimemachine.com

Debt, it's no fun but it turns out it's very emotional! And soooo much psychology! But let us help you forget debt for a little while with some laughter.We discuss Charles Dickenson, Frasier, lying and disco.Want to hear more? Visit out patreon to check out monthly bonus episodes https://www.patreon.com/lifepairingsSources:https://www.historyextra.com/period/victorian/debtors-prisons-marhsalsea-london-why-created-when-abolished/https://www.aclu.org/issues/racial-justice/race-and-criminal-justice/debtors-prisonsDebt - Histories of the Unexpected Podcasthttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goldschl%C3%A4gerhttp://www.drinksecrets.com/ingredient/goldschlager/i1341c6https://www.alittlebithuman.com/goldschlager-myths-and-history-why-did-we-ever-start-drinking-gold/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Multi-faceted, Poly Dave Schlossberg tells his story on Episode 96. Bringing the energy, experience, and education to build things that are more than the sum of their parts, Synergy and Poly Performance are running at full steam. Be sure to listen on your favorite podcast app.4:24 – …he wrapped his whole house in tin foil15:04 – I had passed out and spilled some Goldschlager on my chest, and this bear…18:34 – I kinda subscribe to the philosophy that there's always an angle, right?21:09 – just got to follow the wind, there are doors open28:01 – I made sure little Johnny left with more than just a skateboard34:17 – I can speak Hillbilly, so I'd get on and help these guys…38:25 – if I could sell a pair of shocks a day, I'd be set for life53:00 – guys want to sit in their underwear and order parts from their living room while they're pounding beers and watching NASAR, you know what I'm saying?1:07:19 – as long as my guys want to work, I'll be there to open the doors.1:19:04 – there's no silver bullet and magic, you've got to put in the workWe want to thank our sponsors Maxxis Tires and 4Low Magazine.www.maxxis.comwww.4lowmagazine.com Be sure to listen on your favorite podcast app.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/BigRich)

Episode 183 - The Most ToysWhat's the difference between a hoarder and a collector? Is it just taste? And did Data shoot that guy or what? Opinions differ on this week's episode, but we all agree that Data looks great in lavender. Alien makeup preferences are explored, and Minh takes a bold stance. We question the comfort of beds in the future (square pillows?) but the couches are definitely down to Pon Farr. Meanwhile, Matt describes his favorite fan-Trek video (watch it here, it's hilarious: https://youtu.be/YoZ4dK7JKNg), Phillipe has his trypophobia triggered, and Corrections Corner is brought to you by Goldschlager and Skrewball! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, the our Old Millennials are diving headfirst into one of the true masterpieces of our generation, the 2007 comedy classic "Superbad." We go through all of our favorite lines, try to imagine any other actors in these roles, break down the movie's couples, and remember how gross Goldschlager was. As always, subscribe, rate, review, follow us on Twitter and Instagram @recapngownpod, and join our Facebook group, the Recap and Gown Fan Club! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dans cet épisode, on vous demande quel aliment / boisson vous ne consommez plus en raison d'une mauvaise expérience? Menthe pour Martin, baume à lèvres à saveur de cerises pour Stéphanie, sauce aux oeufs pour Dany et Goldschlager pour Josiane! Dans la chronique Le p'tit marché aux puces, on a trouvé une beau-frère à vendre sur Marketplace et vous serez témoin d'un échec lamentable pour Mathieu dans Le quiz à Guimond!

Denise and JD welcome back Tyler the Magnificent Mixologist from Memphis (we named him that, poor guy) who's got quite an impressive cocktail he's created for Valentine's Day, based a few of his girlfriend's favorite things including a rose pedal frozen into the ice cube (how adorable is he?!) Denise is drinking Rock Top Apple Pie Arkansas Lightning whiskey liquer and JD goes for a bit of Goldschlager! The gang has some laughs over answering Denise's question: "What drink did you get sick on when you were younger and still can't drink today?" - Super fun show and plenty of time to practice this cocktail and impress your sweetie next week! To view a video of the show, click on this link! 

On this one Paul and Sarah enter the SodaDome and dive into the world of Holiday-themed Sprite.  They're talkin' America's Honey-est Home Videos, going wild for Melismas, Goldschlager urban legends and gallons of soda for $0.85.  Listen in to find out which Sprite is a really solid holiday mixer and which belongs to the TRASH. Intro and outro music "cute cute" by @itsdadscomputer. Missing Sock Patreon Link: https://www.patreon.com/missingsock

Episode 4 of The Master Clinician Project, featuring Dr. Nora Goldschlager: Cardiologist, Chief of Clinical Cardiology at the Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital, UCSF Master Clinician, and Professor of Medicine at the UCSF School of Medicine.

This week we're discussing the history of and our own experiences with the Playstation 4! Now that the next gen has arrived, we talk about notable features, services, and innovations of this groundbreaking system. We're also talking about our most underrated games while drinking a treasure of a cocktail. Uncharted Cocktail - 6 oz. Ginger Beer - 1/2 oz. Goldschlager - 1/4 oz. 151 Proof Rum - A Dash of Cinnamon Indie Corner (1:04:30) - Golf Peaks (itch.io) - Oikospiel Book 1 (itch.io) - Arcade Spirits (itch.io) The Weekly Question (1:23:34) What are some of the most underrated games on the Playstation 4? On The Rocks does not support underage drinking! ____________________________ Check us out on iTunes and Patreon! Email us at PodcastOTR@gmail.com if you have ideas for future drink/pop-culture pairings!

How lads doing shots of Goldschlager in Celtic Tiger nightclubs got me thinking about 15th century dancing pandemics that killed thousands See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We discuss Bon Jovi's new song, Changes to Chicken McNugget, Starbuck's weird hot line, A new book on text message etiquette, CDC makes changes to travel quarantines

Michael Goldschlager is a successful concert cellist from New York City, now residing in Australia. Michael chats about what his thoughts are while performing, why he chose the cello, and how he uses meditation in his daily life. www.anygivenrunway.com

Today's episode is Wiley Johnson of Die Criminal! We recorded this one over Zoom and had a lot of fun talking catching up and talking about his debut ON MY OWN EP. We go through track by track talking about some of the stories behind the songs, working in the studio with Story Of The Year's Dan Marsala & Inimical Drive's Joel Colby. We also talk about vinyl records, Scrubs, drinking Goldschlager and a lot of other randomness. Find Die Criminal wherever you get your digital music! Follow along with him on Facebook & Instagram. Check out his video for "On My Own" on his YouTube channel! On this episode you'll hear: Still Standing On My Own ft Dan Marsala Above The Grave ft Joel Colby Drawing Lines

A woman was arrested for licking items in a grocery store. This created a conversation about a drunk ride home from Tahoe. It also caused us to think about what items in the store need to be repackaged.

Hello, Marinairheads! (That's what we're calling you, unless you tell us you hate it). We wanted to take a minute to mention some of the stuff you've been telling us on social media, as well as what our FRIENDS are posting on their accounts! So welcome to the very first Bonus Bourbon Bonanza! In this special episode: The official dubbing of our listeners as "Marinairheads" (01:45) Elizabeth ruined Thanksgiving dinner this year (03:55) Mama Stamberg's Cranberry Relish (07:11) Marinairhead Mags reports on some things she noticed at the FRIENDS Fathom event this week (09:33) -- Kraft parmesan cheese and Gladys! Heather posted our FRIENDS NYC Pop-Up turkey dance on her personal Instagram page! (11:48) Marinairhead Michelle suggests Goldschlager for our CinnaMind Eraser cocktail (13:33) Ranking the FRIENDS Thanksgiving episodes with the help of Marinairhead Katta! (14:35) Thanksgiving week posts from Courteney Cox, Jennifer Aniston, and David Schwimmer (18:08) FRIENDS prop auction Dec 3 - 17 (22:04) FRIENDS edition of Cards Against Humanity (23:48)

Follow us on all the things @deaddrunkcrimeEmail us case suggestions to deaddrunkpod@gmail.comOur references will be listed on our website: www.deadrunkcrime.home.blogThis week for our cocktail, all you need is Goldschlager and Jagermeister!Please drink legally and responsibly!!Thanks friends!

Bobby talks about seeing a dead guy down the street. (Not Graphic) Sarah recalls the time she unknowingly became an accomplice to a drug deal. We list off all the women's names that are flowers. In the game portion, we get lyrical. Sarah makes Bobby complete popular song lyrics. Sarah sounds so far away because she is; both physically and emotionally. Twitter and instagram: @bswithbspodcast

Drinks covered in this episode are Absinthe Dew'd, Redeye, and Mean Leprechaun. Also featured is the Molly Lewis song "Peep Fight," and the burning question: what is more romantic, a Winnebago or a mule? Speaking of burning ... what if there was a Disney Hell theme park? And also we discuss the idea of replacing "Political Correctness" with "Political Kindness." And, just for good measure, we talk about panning for gold in a river of Goldschlager. Thank you to Molly for letting us feature her song! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/slowdeath/message

The Brexit meltdown and the challenges within our own federal government are examined within this episode of A&G. Plus, Jack provides an update on his son's condition.

The Brexit meltdown and the challenges within our own federal government are examined within this episode of A&G. Plus, Jack provides an update on his son's condition.

Since we were off for Christmas, this week the clip of The Roast is a throwback to Episode 54. Why do people consume gold? From drinks like Goldschlager to adding gold leaf to burgers of pizza, the trend of eating this precious metal is weird and sometimes only for the wealthy. Does gold have an effect on your digestive system? Does it add flavor to your meal? these questions and more are addressed this week. Don't miss a single episode of Fueled By Death Cast at deathwishcoffee.com/deathcast

A single ray of sun sneaks through the blinds. The day slowly washes over the beer bottles, shot glasses and sticky spots of mystery that linger on the table after a night of unbridled frivolity just as fallen soldiers litter the bloody battlefield. The night may have infused the imbibers with superhuman story-telling abilities but the light of the morning rips that all away.  Christopher and AJ are joined by a Very Special Guest, Girl On Couch, as they navigate their memories of drinking as younger people and then re-experience those poisons all over again. Back to back. Without chasers. They give you the recipes so you can drink along with the group but it's our professional opinion that you not join these dummies. Cheers! And Happy St. Patrick's Day! Email us with comments, questions and hangover cures to outofomemorypod@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook @outofmemorypod

Powered by a seasonal cocktail, DC offers tips on grilled cheese making, discusses the star power (and lack of star power) in NXT, and opines on HIAC using a PPV from the past.

In episode 3 the boys talk about Ben winning a haircut in a raffle, Player Unknown's Battleground, and where the hell we've been for over a month! We missed ya'll and can't wait to catch you up! Tune in!

Today's episode is a real doozey. Our old friend Farout returns to airwaves, bringing along with him his tourmate of the moment, Coolzey. We recorded this bad bish a while ago, but you're just getting it now because thats the way things go. My sincere apologies to Farout and Coolzey for not being timely. Coolzey specifically plugs a bunch of shows for the end of April, so thats fun to hear in June.  As a new guest, Coolzey was given the reigns on what we'd be jammin' and to my delight he picked the Butthole Surfers. We discuss the history of the band and what made them such freaks. (Hint: drugs played a heavy role.) At this point the Goldschläger and weed were really flowing, so to keep things going we play everything from Britney Spears to the Angry Samoans. The conversation gets loose and butt stuff inevitably comes up, natch. Good fun! I guess that's it. Oh yeah, subscribe to the show why don'tcha? If you use the podcast app on your iphone, give the show a 5 star review cause it makes me feel good on the inside. Thank you for being a friend. Find more Farout on twitter at @FaroutRhymes or faroutrhymes.com, Farout.Bandcamp.com and indyground.com. Find more Coolzey on twitter at @capitalrapital or coolzey.net.     Last, and in this case actually the least, get more Jam Sandwiches at these various world wide web locations: jamsandwichpodcast.com || manontop69.com || Twitter: @jamsandwichpod || Instagram: @jamsandwichpodcast

And thus we emerge from the mists of time...and laziness.  Behold our antepenultimate Chicago episode of the show: taking on Goldschlager's with Grush, Dr. Emily Beers, and Non-Dr. Travis Gilkeson.   This episode originally was a rare topical episode that relentlessly attacked renowned garbage-human Donald J. Trump (hence drinking a stupid, stupid, stupid gimmick drink like Goldschlager) but history since we recorded has turned making fun of him a lot less, uh, fun (for now). The show has been edited to remove basically all of that content.   What remains is classic Alcoholics Eponymous fun word nonsense.  Put it in your head-zone!   Keywords for iTunes robots (humans, stay back! Human quislings working for the robots...have at it): alcohol, review, booze, liquor, score, rating, jokes, comedy, silly, improv, stand up, schnapps, oh snaps, dayummm, ta-dow, te-bow, te-stern, te-extension of premise.

In this episode we learn that Mr. Biggs. . . Finds ambrosia to be a refreshing treat. Thinks that Kathleen Turner is still vaguely attractive, on some level. Doesn’t care for math. Was surprised to find that Goldschlager’s got gold in it. Would like folks to keep an eye on that Stuart Anderson. Doesn’t think the caller should tip his hand on “that kind of thing.”

Hazy insanity, that is all. "It's like Goldschlager, you want to see the chunks." "When I'm rubbing lube on your cock, I just want to, feel the chunks." let me google that for you: pig penis "Is Ginger now the other white meat?" - J.V. Tom Ridge's Color Coding System for Swingset Podcasts "I've got a code brown." Cooper's Leetspeak needs some help, thought "FTW" meant "fuck the world" #oldmancooper "Obviously we are all down with OPP." "Other people's pork?" (Ginger wtf) "I asked Gillian Anderson out... on twitter." - Ginger "We did white privilege roleplay." - Miko   You can find this and other bedcasts at lifeontheswingset.com/whatthefuck Dylan as Tom Cruise on Oprah's Couch lifeontheswingset.com/14993/ss-111-in-bed-with-the-swingset-ii-recorded-live-at-catalystcon-east/ Give us a call and leave a voicemail at 573-55-SWING, (573-557-9464), we want your stories, your orgasms, your everything! Join us on our trip to Desire in 2015, where we're going, we don't need clothes! Buy Cooper's book My Life on the Swingset: Adventures in Swinging & Polyamory at MyLotSS.com Interested in signing up for our favorite Lifestyle site Kasidie.com? Click here to try it out! Comments? Complaints? Comment on this post or join us on Facebook.com/theswingset and let us know what you think.

This week Dave Jitterbug, and Yoshifett discuss, This Is 40, Silver Lining Playbook, Iron Man 3, Django Unchained, and the future of comic book movies. The post Big Red Flix 63: Goldschlager Nostalgia appeared first on Big Red Barrel.

Welcome back for another episode of Big Red Flix, BigRedBarrel.com's movie podcast. This week Dave Jitterbug, and Yoshifett discuss, This Is 40, Silver Lining Playbook, Iron Man 3, Django Unchained, and the future of comic book movies. They didn't have time to get trailer trash, but it made great bonus content for BRB app users. Check back next week for an all new episode of BRB Flix as the gang starts gushing about Pulp Fiction.

Welcome to Married Mac Geeks Under the Influence episode 12. This week we try a shot that goes by many names. I think we may have settled on calling it the "Black and Gold". Ingredients:Equal parts of the followingJagermeisterGoldschlagerYum!Hey BevMo, you should totally sponsor us... Topics this week include: Games on the Mac and iOS- Kevin revisits Star Wars Angry Birds Kevin is testing out the Lifeproof Nuud case Shout out to Kevin, Mason and Katherine for our awesome "The Mothership has an ally" T-shirt gifts! We talk about jumping to a shared Family Data plan from AT&T Going to go ahead and worn you that Marilyn gets her cackle on in this episode. Retail customer of the week

Welcome to Married Mac Geeks Under the Influence episode 10. This week we try a shot called Pumpkin Spice. Kevin was a bit extra frothy coming off of a Steelers win ;-) Ingredients:3 equal parts ofGoldschlagerBaileysKahluaHey BevMo, you should totally sponsor us... Topics this week include: Games on the Mac and iOS- CarcassonneShout out to Mark Greentree!Sorry we've been away :(Best way to migrate data to new machineTurning off notification center pop upsNew Apple products announced

Welcome to episode 6 of Married Mac Geeks Under the Influence. Tonight's drink of the week is the most odd thing we have had to date. It's called the "Avada Kedavra" also know as the WTF (that's Marilyn's opinion): 1/4 oz Goldschlager® cinnamon schnapps 1/4 oz DeKuyper® Sour Apple Pucker schnapps 1/4 oz gold tequila 1/4 oz Scotch whisky 1 splash lemon juice 2 dashes Tabasco® sauce Topics include:Kevin's new MacBook Pro with Retina DisplaySmaller iPhone connector rumorAdobe Creative Cloudand other various tangents. Thanks for subscribing! If you have any feedback or would like to give us any topic suggestions please hit us up on twitter.Marilyn @macfusiongirlKevin @fakemacfusion