Podcast appearances and mentions of graham simpson

So, this episode is a little different than our usual podcast here at CATO.  For anyone who has listened to our previous episodes, you know that anytime spent with retired Command Master Chief Jason Tuschen is time well spent. We also enjoy our conversations with Dr. Graham Simpson.  So, when Brent and I were asked to sit down with Dr. Simpson, Jason and retired Navy Seal William Branum, we said yes. This is an unscripted round table where the group talks about the health and performance challenges that both of professions share and discusses what you can do to ensure a healthy retirement. As a sidenote, Will has his own company and Ted Talk.  I highly encourage you to check it out.   Opt Health is graciously offering a Law Enforcement Discount. This discount allows for:  50% off the initial labs and Dr consult (normally $195 - discounted rate $97.50) 30% off the premium monthly membership dues (normally $245 - discounted rate $171.50)   Visit Law Enforcement/First Responder Discount on Opt Health's website to sign up today! 

ROXY MUSIC is the British rock band that emerged in the early 70s and became one of the pioneers of the glam rock and art rock movements. Formed in 1970 by singer and songwriter Bryan Ferry, along with bassist Graham Simpson and saxophonist ANDY MACKAY, the original lineup was completed by Brian Eno (synthesizers and keyboards), Phil Manzanera (guitar), and Paul Thompson (drums). The band's self-titled debut album, "Roxy Music," was released in 1972 and garnered critical acclaim for its innovative sound, blending elements of rock, glam, art, and electronic music. The album's cover featured model Kari-Ann Muller, which became one of the iconic images associated with the band. Throughout the 1970s, Roxy Music released a series of successful albums, including "For Your Pleasure" (1973), "Stranded" (1973), "Country Life" (1974), "Siren" (1975), and "Manifesto" (1979). The band's music and visual style were characterized by Bryan Ferry's distinctive vocals, Andy Mackay's saxophone and oboe contributions, and a blend of avant-garde and elegant imagery. In this episode, Andy Mackay tells us that Brian Eno left the band after the second album, but his influence on the band's early sound and artistic direction remained significant. Roxy Music continued to release albums and tour until they officially disbanded in 1983. Andy Mackay was an integral member of Roxy Music, known for his contributions on saxophone, oboe, and other woodwind instruments. His saxophone solos and musical arrangements played a significant role in shaping the band's unique sound. After the initial breakup of Roxy Music in 1983, Andy Mackay continued to work on various musical projects and collaborated with several artists. He reunited with Roxy Music for occasional tours and recordings when the band reformed in the late 1990s and early 2000s. He and Roxy Music were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2019, where they performed a short set. The various band members continue to be very active in many different musical spheres and remain friends today. Over the years, Andy has recorded solo albums and other projects for TV and films well as playing sessions for many musicians including the various Roxy members. He also wrote a book on electronic music, studied theology and most recently finished the 3Psalms project, a work between genres, rock, classical, electronic sacred and secular which stands to sum up his lifetime interests. Andy Mackay and former bandmate Phil Manzanera have recently completed the album Roxymphony and both have completed Roxy Music's 50th anniversary tour. Check out the interview with Andy as he details his journey. It's fascinating stuff. If you'd like to know more about Andy head for his website As always if you'd like to leave me a comment or a review, I'd greatly appreciate it and if you have any suggestions for a guest you'd like to hear interviewed, get in touch here I hope you enjoy this week's episode!

Dr. Graham Simpson, is one of the world's leading experts on Diabesity, reversing ‘insulin resistance', anti-aging and sexual rejuvenation. He has made it his life's mission to reverse the global epidemic of lifestyle-caused chronic disease. A passionate doctor, futurist, researcher, scientist, educator, and international best-selling author and founder of Eternity Medicine. Dr Simpson has written The 4 Week Diabesity Cure', ‘The Metabolic Miracle', ‘WellMan' (Live Longer by Controlling Inflammation), ‘The Top 10 Cardio-Metabolic Diseases that Stop you Living to 100 and How to Combat Them Today', and Eternity, Healthy and Happy a Guide to Immortality'.

In this episode, Brent and I sit down with retired Navy Seal Command Master Chief Jason Tuschen and world-renowned author, Dr. Graham Simpson, who is the medical director for Opt Health.  Military and first responders share many similar health problems during and after their service. I asked Jason and Dr. Simpson to explore the common health issues found in our communities and how we should be addressing them. In the past, we've discussed how our body keeps score, so think of this episode as a continuation of that conversation. Are we doing the best for our bodies so, when we survive this career, we can actually enjoy all the things we said we were going to do?   Eternity HFLC NON-VEGETARIAN DIETARY GUIDELINES

In this first episode of 'In Conversation with Kathleen', Kathleen chats with actor Graham Crammond about what success means to him and how he has found peace and contentment in his life. Look out for Graham at The Brunton Theatre in Musselburgh: www.thebrunton.co.uk

In this season I have with me a doctor in the anti-aging field as well as a fellow Keto Diet practitioner; Dr. Graham Simpson from Opt Health.  He has a lot of insight into male optimal health ranging from the keto lifestyle to testosterone therapy.  Enjoy! Dr. Graham Simpson - Opt Health www.GetOpt.com If Your Interested In Online Personal Training OR Being On "Over 40 Fitness Hacks Podcast": Brad Williams - Online Personal Trainer - Host of Over 40 Fitness Hacks projectb36@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brad-williams33/support

In this season I have with me a doctor in the anti-aging field as well as a fellow Keto Diet practitioner; Dr. Graham Simpson from Opt Health.  He has a lot of insight into male optimal health ranging from the keto lifestyle to testosterone therapy.  Enjoy!  Dr. Graham Simpson - Opt Health www.GetOpt.com  If Your Interested In Online Personal Training OR Being On "Over 40 Fitness Hacks Podcast":  Brad Williams - Online Personal Trainer - Host of Over 40 Fitness Hacks projectb36@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brad-williams33/support

Bryan Ferry nació el 26 de septiembre de 1945 en Washington, condado de Durham, Inglaterra (Reino Unido). Hijo de Fred Ferry, un trabajador agrícola que también cuidaba ponis, Bryan estudió Bellas Artes en la Universidad de Newcastle y se convirtió en profesor de cerámica en Londres, hasta que encontró su verdadera vocación: la música.1​ Inició su carrera musical en su época universitaria como cantante en el conjunto de rock The Banshees, conoció a Richard Hamilton, artista y gurú que fundaría posteriormente el movimiento "British Pop Art", el cual, le inspiró e influenció en su visión musical. Posteriormente se incorporó a The City Blues y luego a Gas Board, un grupo soul junto a Graham Simpson y John Porter, con quien a fines de 1970 forma Roxy Music junto con otros amigos.El nacimiento de Roxy MusicLa formación del grupo Roxy Music en 1970 comenzó en su época de estudiante de arte obsesionado por todo aquello que tuviese que ver con belleza ideal, se anunció en el periódico: “Se busca teclista con la intención de formar un grupo, yo soy cantante y pianista”. ...recibiendo una respuesta inmediata: “Me llamo Andy McKay y no soy teclista toco el saxo y el oboe pero tengo un sintetizador y conozco quien puede tocarlo” Esa persona a quien Andy se refería era nada más y menos que Brian Peter de la Salle Eno, más conocido como Eno o posteriormente Brian Eno.Luego se integró Paul Thompson, el batería, quien era amigo de Bryan. El grupo se completó definitivamente con un guitarrista que ya se había presentado varias veces para que lo dejaran integrarse sin éxito, y por insistente, finalmente consiguió entrar y se desveló como un gran talento, se trataba de Phil Manzanera.El grupo Roxy Music se formó, además de por Bryan Ferry, por Graham Simpson, Andy Mackay, Brian Eno, David O'List, y Phil Manzanera logrando ser uno de los grupos más eclécticos e innovadores de la historia de la música; unos tipos con un cantante y pianista que parecen sacados del casting de película Casablanca, un saxofonista con tupé y pelo largo embutido en traje espacial, un guitarrista con gafas de avispa, un teclista que juega a la ambigüedad y un batería con pinta de heavy formaron probablemente el grupo más influyente en esa década.El primer éxito del grupo fue la canción "Virginia Plain". A este tema le siguieron muchos más. Muchos de los álbumes de la agrupación causaron sensación gracias a la voz de Bryan Ferry y a la contribución de Eno en sintetizadores.Después de lanzar dos producciones, Eno deja Roxy Music. De esta manera Bryan Ferry se convierte en el líder del conjunto. Para ese entonces, Ferry inicia una relación sentimental con la modelo Jerry Hall (quien apareció en algunos videos musicales del grupo en temas como "Let's Stick Together" y "The Price of Love", así como en la carátula del disco “Siren”). Los aspectos más destacados incluyen viejos éxitos como "River of Salt" de Ketty Lester, una alegre lectura de Elvis Presley en "Baby I Don't Care" y un notable éxito en la versión de Bob Dylan, "A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall.Inicios de la carrera en solitario de Bryan FerryTras la gira promocional del álbum “Siren”, Roxy Music se separó temporalmente en 1976. Bryan Ferry comenzó su carrera como solista unos años antes, en 1973, debutando con el álbum “These Foolish Things” y un año más tarde “Another Time, Another Place”. En 1976 aparece el disco “Let's Stick Together” y cantó el tema de los Beatles, “She's Leaving Home”, para el documental “All This and World War II”.No fue hasta 1977 que finalmente Bryan Ferry compuso un álbum de canciones para un trabajo en solitario, grabando "In You Mind" con un par de éxitos como "This is tomorrow" y "Tokyo Joe". Esa misma primavera, Ferry aparecido en la banda sonora de "All This y World War II", cantando "She´s leaving home" de Los Beatles. Al año siguiente, se retiró a Montreux para completar el muy logrado "The Bride Stripped Bare" en --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/radioflowok/message

This week, political attention has been focused on Westminster, COP26 and a trip to Gibraltar. Brian is joined by Elena Whitham, Graham Simpson and Claire Baker. And this week, the podcast says goodbye to regular co-host Alistair Grant, as he leaves The Herald for pastures new. We'd like to thank him for his brilliant contributions over the last year._______________________________________________Produced by Elle Duffy and Ema Sabljak for The Herald.Contact the producers on podcasts@heraldscotland.co.ukMusic from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/all-good-folks/curiosityLicense code: SFVY2IZ7ELOZLWMR See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Graham Simpson has been awarded a Premier's Certificate of Recognition, for his outstanding volunteer service over almost half a century.   In his five years in Strathalbyn, Graham has served as a president of the Strath Tourism Association, (https://strathalbyntourismassoc.org.au/) has been instrumental in establishing Gilbert's Motoring Festival and Gilbert's Motor Museum (https://www.facebook.com/GilbertsMotorMuseum/) (which re-opened on the weekend as coronavirus restrictions lifted), and has helped develop a number of events including the 'Trash & Treasures Market'.  He joins Jennie Lenman to talk about the award and reflect on his volunteer career.

1970 marked the arrival of the true future of rock. Bryan Ferry, Brian Eno, Andy Mackay, Paul Thompson, and Graham Simpson didn't just turn the sound of the '70s on its head, future lineups would cut a path for the most influential bands of the '80s to follow. Lex and Dave talk Ferry's bottomless sadness, Eno's raging libido, and Mackay's love of kittens in this sprawling ep on the totally original, totally moody Roxy Music. Don't forget to hit SUBSCRIBE for more deep dives into the greatest and underappreciated acts in rock, pop, country, and soul. Upcoming episodes include The Beach Boys, Fanny, Paul Williams, and more... Keep up to date with us on Instagram. Listen to our Roxy Music playlist at https://open.spotify.com/user/3gcq0cudvqwvsczoolkmh0zao Send suggestions to wellofsoundpodcast@gmail.com And if you like what you hear, be sure to rate the podcast or leave us a review.

Suliman Rafiq discusses 'Physical activity and Park Run' Guests Dr Talib Abubacker (@TalibA68) from @nhs_lccg & Graham Simpson from @teamBEDS & Nadim from @manvfat

Graham Simpson, M.D. has been Rob Martin’s colleague for 33 years. They have worked together on numerous natural health and medicine projects. Dr. Simpson is triple board certified and he specializes in cardio-metabolic medicine. Today’s subject is Dr. Simpson’s book, the 4 Week Diabesity Cure. Among the topics is a discussion of a rarely administered test to measure insulin resistance…HOMA-IR. It’s the most important test very few patients know about…including doctors!

Life Extension Pioneer, Rob Martin, is joined by a special medical guest, who has practiced the most advanced preventive medicine on 3 continents. Dr. Graham Simpson will be here to discuss his new book, The 4 Weeks Dia-besity Cure…and he will also reveal the most important medical blood test…you probably never heard of …a test that very, very few doctors offer their patients…stay tuned…you can not afford to miss this interview with… Dr. Simpson, who by the way, is a founding member of the American Holistic Medicine Association.

Elliot Moss chats to Graham Simpson, founder of Simpson Travel.

Dr. Graham Simpson MD takes us down the Ketogenic Paleo rabbit hole of reversing disease, "Diabesity", Cancer detection + treatment, intermittent fasting, and his vision for the future of healthcare. Tune in to also learn his opinion on what he calls the "biggest scam in the history of Modern Medicine".

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The Federation is in pursuit of a powerful weapon called the IMIPAK, (Induced Molecular Instability Projector and Key), a beam rifle that marks a living target with a point of unstable matter that the firer can use to kill the target later as they choose with a special hand-held remote. Its designer, a paranoid defector named Coser, is on the run and Servalan hires a "psycho-strategist" named Carnell to profile Coser and determine where he is hiding. In her scheme to get her hands on IMIPAK, Servalan has beings called the Clone Masters create a living copy of Blake whom Coser is expected to meet with and steal it for her. Once in possession of it, she marks Blake, Avon, and Gan and their only hope for survival is to outrun the IMIPAK's million mile triggering signal. Introducing: Brian Croucher as the recast of Travis Guest Stars: John Bennett (as Coser), Candace Glendenning (as Rashel), Scott Fredericks (as Carnell), Kathleen Byron (as Clonemaster Fen), Graham Simpson (as Officer)

Graham Simpson '13, resident of Eliot House, on Wednesday, March 27, 2013.