Podcast appearances and mentions of kevin strange

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Our guest today is Dr. Elaine Choung-Hee Lee, an assistant professor in the Department of Kinesiology at the University of Connecticut. Much of Elaine's research focuses on understanding the mechanisms of resilience and investigating ways to help humans improve their stress resistance, adaptation and healthspan. Elaine's research is focused not only on understanding fundamental biology, but also on what can be done to manipulate our biology to optimize health and performance as well as preventing disease. At her UConn research center, called the EC Lee Laboratory, she and her colleagues use genomic and other technologies to ask questions about what makes high-performing athletes and warfighters so elite. In today's interview, you'll hear how an early passion for Marvel comics and superheroes helped nudge Elaine into a science career. You'll also learn about some of her lab's projects that range from improving warfighter resilience to studying the effects of exercise and supplementation on our immune functions. Show notes: [00:03:07] Dawn asks Elaine about when she became interested in superheroes. [00:04:02] Elaine shares who her favorite Marvel hero is. [00:05:20] Dawn asks Elaine what her favorite Marvel movie is. [00:05:42] Ken asks when Elaine first became interested in science. [00:06:50] Dawn mentions that Elaine had many obsessions growing up, including running and rowing, and goes on to mention that Elaine even became a rower at the University of Connecticut, asking what drew her to these sports. [00:09:09] Ken asks what Elaine's experience on the rowing team was like. [00:11:43] Dawn mentions that Elaine graduated with her bachelors in nutritional sciences in 2002 and asks if that was her original intent when she first arrived at college. [00:13:38] Dawn asks Elaine to talk about her passion for research and how the focus of her work grew from her experiences as an athlete and coach. [00:16:14] Dawn comments that Elaine's early experiences in genetics and nutritional sciences played a role in her career and asks what some of those early experiences were. [00:17:49] Dawn asks Elaine if it's fair to say that she is not merely interested in biology, but in what people and researchers can do to manipulate biology in a way that can result in functional changes for broader populations. [00:19:13] Ken mentions that Elaine stayed at the University of Connecticut for her masters and doctorate degrees in kinesiology, asking why decided on that specialization. [00:21:34] Dawn mentions that Elaine went for a post-doc fellowship at the Mount Desert Island Biological Laboratory in Salisbury Cove, Maine, and asks how that opportunity came about. [00:23:59] Dawn mentions that during Elaine's post-doc, she and Dr. Kevin Strange co-authored a paper in the journal of Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology, titled “Osmosensitive gene expression in C elegans is regulated by conserved signaling mechanisms that control protein translation initiation.” Dawn goes on to mention that this paper was selected in 2012 by the Cellular and Molecular Physiology Section of the American Physiological Society as one of six finalists for its annual research recognition award. Dawn asks why this paper attracted such attention. [00:28:56] Ken mentions that Elaine was also selected as the Mount Desert Island Biological Laboratory's “Outstanding Mentor of the Year” in 2012. [00:32:18] Dawn mentions that Elaine's research over the years has focused on understanding the mechanisms of stress resiliency, and ways to improve stress resistance, adaptation and healthspan, asking how Elaine became interested in this angle of research. [00:34:00] Dawn asks Elaine to talk about her use of C elegans and why they are so useful for her research into stress and resilience. [00:38:21] Dawn mentions that Elaine's work on the mechanisms of osmosensing and adaptation in response to osmotic st...

Record 09/16/21. The boys chat about the (then recent) convention that Andrew attended with Kevin Strange! Also other normal chatty things! Music by @HOOKiEstlouis

Subscribe to our podcast!    In this throwback episode Jonathan chats with filmmaker Kevin Strange and his hack movies crew!    Follow us on social media:  @indiefilmcafe  Websites:  http://sickflickproductions.com  http://indiefilmcafe.reviews  http://indiefilmcafe.podbean.com  http://patreon.com/indiefilmcafe 

This week on Bizzong! Kevin Strange stops back into talk about his latest project, Cockhammer Lives! a 152 page graphic novel. We discuss the challenges of writing longer comic book work. Improving over time. Getting back on the convention horse and hats. Lots of hats. So grab your lid and get ready to listen to the Bizzong! interverview of the mayor of Strangeville, Kevin Strange. #GiveUsTheGong

This week on Bizzong! Kevin Strange joins Mr. Frank once again to talk about his all new creative endeavor, STRANGEVILLE SMOKE WEED: Card Game. Mr. Frank digs in with Strange to learn about what it takes to create game theory, art, development and production for a card game. It's an interesting conversation to enthusiasts of Magic: The Gathering and Exploding Kittens. And if you are intrigued about SMOKE WEED you can get in last minute funding for the project (that is already fully funded) at IndieGoGo #GiveUsTheGong

Recorded 09/17/20. Our old friend Kevin Strange stops by to chat with Andrew about his awesome card game! Help fund the project and get the game yourself! https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/strangeville-smoke-weed-the-card-game?utm_campaign=contribution_receipt&utm_content=receipt-campaign_link&utm_medium=email&utm_source=lifecycle#/ Follow Kevin on twitter for updates @kevinthestrange Music by @HOOKiEstlouis

Subscribe to our podcast!  Paul picked this movie on the episode today and trust us it wasn't what anyone would be expecting. Kevin Strange's Stiff Jobs from Hack Movies. Jonathan co hosts this episode and Special Guest Rebecca Rinehart graciously agreed to watch and review the film with us!  Follow us on Social Media:  @IndiefilmCafe  Websites:  http://indiefilmcafe.reviews  http://indiefilmcafe.podbean.com  http://patreon.com/indeifilmcafe   

This week on Bizzong! Kevin Strange is back to discuss the completion of his comic book trilogy: DEAD SHIT. A project he came on Bizzong! to talk about back in March has seen itself through to the end. There is another exciting IndieGoGo campaign to order the comic with fun stretch goals to boot! Listen in as Mr. Frank catches up on all the latest going on in Strangeville and the view of the future beyond. #GiveUsTheGong    

Our latest podcast in the RTalks series features an in-depth interview with Kevin Strange, Vice President of Sales and Channel Enablement at Verint, about the evolution of sales and channel enablement in organizations and the best practices in the domain.

Recorded 04/04/19. The boys sit down to interview the wild and brilliant Kevin Strange (filmmaker, novelist, and creator of DEAD SHIT: THE COMIC BOOK!) Enjoy a discussion that goes over the facts of this new project, but also the feelings. You're gonna wanna listen to this, my friends! Check out the indiegogo here: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/dead-shit-the-comic-book-issue-1#/ Donate if you can, share if you will! 5 days left!

This week's episode of Bizzong! is brought to you by: I'M NOT EVEN SUPPOSED TO BE HERE TODAY by Brian Asman. Now Available!   This week on Bizzong! Mr. Frank welcomes back long, lost guest Kevin Strange. Strange emerges after a long hiatus to reveal what he has been up to during his furlough from social media. He is now Comic Book Creator, Kevin Strange. We learn all about Strange's new direction and the passion that drives his project. As well as what it takes to be an indie comic book creator in this day and age. You can find out details on Kevin Strange's DEAD SHIT comic book at his IndieGoGo page.  The mega-sized episode of Bizzong! also turns to a discussion on the recent affairs in the Bizzaro fiction community. It's a long ride, so grab a drink and a healthy meal because its time to #GiveUsTheGong this week on Bizzong!  

Welcome back to the greatest show on Earth next to all the other great shows on Earth, Bizzong! This week, author Kevin Strange checks back in with Bizzong to talk about his latest work, She Was Only A Clown. Then he dishes the exclusive on his latest book marketing venture through Patreon. Then the interview goes way long as Strange and Mr. Frank debate the merits of the Wonderland Book of the Year award. Love him or hate him, Kevin Strange is back once again so hit play because its #Zonger Day!   Sign up for the Strange Book Club on Patreon.

Every great story has a great villain. This week, Bizzong gets its great villain, Kevin Strange. That's right, the evil Bizarre and Cult fiction writer returns to Bizzong! to talk about his new book I DIED IN A BED OF ROSES. Mr. Frank also has some candid discussion about his break with the Bizarro scene and his search for new readership. You can hit play. The choice is yours. I assure you, its probably not as bad as you think. Of course, it could be much worse. Only one way to find out Zongers!

Sexual assault allegations against author G Arthur Brown have left the Bizarro genre in turmoil. Brian and Dave sort through the facts and discuss the case, as well as examining its impact on the future of the community, and why the Bizarro genre finds itself so divided.  Plus, Wrath James White's German book signing tour, Jeff Strand's new book deal, promotions for Mike Lombardo and Mary SanGiovanni, the trailer for season two of STRANGER THINGS, and how Sarah Pinborough's newest pinnacle of success affects her old friends Brian and Christopher Golden.

Mary SanGiovanni and Somer Canon discuss twenty years of industry changes for women in horror. Brian and Dave discuss the epic 100th episode telethon. Plus John Hurt in remembrance, Bernie Wrightson retires, Graham Masterton honored, Tony Todd as Dormammu, Dave's review of THE OA, Mary is perplexed by EL TOPO, and Kevin Strange can't afford advertising.  

NEW YEAR! NEW SHOW! Kevin Strange versus Extreme Horror and Bizarro! WHC versus HWA! Brian and Bleeding Cool's Jude Terror and Rich Johnston versus Marvel Entertainment VP Stephen Wacker! Dave and Phoebe versus a herd of deer! Plus BLACK MIRROR, WESTWORLD, Steve Vai, and complete details on the upcoming 100th episode live telethon! 

Quite possibly our best episode of the year! Filmmaker/author Kevin Strange and author/editor John Bruni join Brian, Dave, and special guests Mike Lombardo, Mary SanGiovanni, and Phoebe for a wide-ranging discussion including getting fired from day jobs ... The post appeared first on .

Some time ago, we met up with Bizzaro Fiction writer Kevin Strange at Horrorhound weekend and had a chat.  This is the recording of that momentous occasion.  I hope you all enjoy this, and I offer my apologies for how late this post is.   Also do yourself a favor and head over to KevintheStrange.com…Read More+

Zongers, this week we welcome back Kevin Strange to Bizzong! Author Kevin Strange just got back from an epic writing retreat on the Oregon coast.

  When I think of bizarre and weird writers, Kevin Strange is one of the first names that comes to mind. he's our guest on this episode of Bizzong!

Kevin Strange is the creative force behind a number of fantastic movies.  He has since transformed into a novelist, because his ideas are too grand for the cinematic screen.  Like him or hate him, he has had an outstanding career, and this motherfucker is just getting started.  We were lucky enough to get some of…Read More+

In this episode of the Grind Pulp Podcast we discuss James Malone’s movie pick, “Ghoulies,” from 1985. In the end, the question as to how this movie was selected was never answered, but we hope you all have a fun time listening to this episode. Our next episode has already been recorded. Maybe we can get a regular release schedule figured out.   Stories:   1. McHumans by Kevin Strange 2. Porn Gnomes by Paul Chapman 3. The Shed by J. A. Konrath   Feature Presentation:   Ghoulies (1985) directed by Luca Bercovici   Up next: VS