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Listener Kevin takes the TBTL Summer Games in a trashy direction with a homemade quiz about garbage containers. Plus, Andrew gets to know his x-ray technician in a way he never expected.

Listener Kevin joins the show again to discuss anger with the Bow Tie Guy. No, he isn't angry with the Bow Tie Guy, rather, they are talking about how to handle anger. He uses the story of Jesus making a whip before turning out the money changers in the Temple. Our Song of the Week is from Crowder.

As Covid cases surge almost beyond belief in India, how much is to do with social distancing, and how much to do with the mutations to the original virus? Ramanan Laxminarayan talks to Roland from Delhi about ways in which the huge second wave could and could not have been predicted and avoided. Suggestions of the latest variant to make the headlines, B1.617, have got virologists such as Ravindra Gupta working hard to identify the clinical significance of the latest combinations of mutations. In the journal Science, Stephen Chanock of the US Cancer program reports work with colleagues in Ukraine looking at the long footprint of radiation dosing from the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, 35 years ago this week. In the first of two papers, they find a definite footprint of radiation damage accounting for the many sad cases of thyroid cancer in people alive in the region at the time. But in another study, they looked at whether any higher level of mutations could be detected in the germlines of children conceived subsequently to parents who had experienced radiation in the disaster. While the parents' own health is often affected, 35 years on, thus far their offspring show no widespread elevated levels of disease, as was commonly expected. And in the week that the world witnessed a guilty verdict delivered in the trial for the murder of George Floyd in the US, David Curtis of the University of Utah and colleagues report in the journal PNAS a study that suggests the widespread media coverage of acts of racial violence, including deaths at the hands of police, leads to poorer mental health in Black Americans. As the BBC’s Samara Linton reports, the study involved google search data over five years up to 2017, and nearly 2.3 million survey respondents. Also, most of us don’t like to dwell on our toilet habits, but this week we have gone down the drain to discover what wastewater can tell us about our health. It’s been more than a year since scientists across the globe started to track the spread of Covid-19, with help from home test results and hospital data. Marnie Chesterton investigates the latest tool in their arsenal: sewage. Listener Kevin has heard how human waste can be monitored to check for virus levels, and wants to know if it can also be used to stop the disease in its tracks? Although the coronavirus has been discovered in people’s poo, so far there’s little indication it’s actually being spread through the water system. But by taking regular samples from different parts of cities, authorities are now able to accurately predict a local peak weeks before the population shows signs of sickness, then take immediate measures to alert them. In Detroit we hear how environmental engineer Professor Irene Zagoraraki used this method to detect a rare strain of Herpes which doctors didn’t even know was a potential problem. We talk to Professor Nick Thomson from the Wellcome Sanger Institute, who sequenced the genome of the bacteria that causes cholera, to understand how it has crisscrossed the globe. He discovered that the pandemic currently devastating Yemen actually originated in Asia. It’s a discovery that has changed how the WHO is thinking about this killer disease and could have important implications for vaccination programmes. But our effluent can also pose environmental problems, and Professor Andrew Johnson from the UK’s Centre for Ecology and Hydrology explains there are now as many as 300,000 chemicals that could threaten natural habitats. While authorities try to test each one individually, he’s concerned they may have different effects when they mix in wastewater, and current monitoring systems don’t take this into account. Not only that, but some of these substances contain silver nanoparticles, which Professor Juliane Filser tells us stick around in soil for ever, threatening organisms and bacteria at the base of the food chain Image: NurPhoto/Getty Images

Most of us don’t like to dwell on our toilet habits, but this week Crowdscience has gone down the drain to discover what wastewater can tell us about our health. It’s been more than a year since scientists across the globe started to track the spread of Covid-19, with help from home test results and hospital data. Marnie Chesterton investigates the latest tool in their arsenal: sewage. Listener Kevin has heard how human waste can be monitored to check for virus levels, and wants to know if it can also be used to stop the disease in its tracks? Although the coronavirus has been discovered in people’s poo, so far there’s little indication it’s actually being spread through the water system. But by taking regular samples from different parts of cities, authorities are now able to accurately predict a local peak weeks before the population shows signs of sickness, then take immediate measures to alert them. In Detroit we hear how environmental engineer Professor Irene Xagoraraki used this method to detect a rare strain of Herpes which doctors didn’t even know was a potential problem. Marnie also talks to Professor Nick Thomson from the Wellcome Sanger Institute, who sequenced the genome of the bacteria that causes cholera, to understand how it has crisscrossed the globe. He discovered that the pandemic currently devastating Yemen actually originated in Asia. It’s a discovery that has changed how the WHO is thinking about this killer disease and could have important implications for vaccination programmes. But our effluent can also pose environmental problems, and Professor Andrew Johnson from the UK’s Centre for Ecology and Hydrology explains there are now as many as 300,000 chemicals that could threaten natural habitats. While authorities try to test each one individually, he’s concerned they may have different effects when they mix in wastewater, and current monitoring systems don’t take this into account. Not only that, but some of these substances contain silver nanoparticles, which Professor Juliane Filser tells us stick around in soil for ever, threatening organisms and bacteria at the base of the food chain. Presented by Marnie Chesterton and Produced by Marijke Peters for the BBC World Service. [Image: Sewage outlets. Credit: Getty Images]

Listener Kevin from California joins the Bow Tie Guy to look at how we can be seen as the average of our 5 best friends. We also dig into the time machine for a song from the OC Supertones for our Song of the Week.

Listener Kevin got in touch - '...I am looking to reconnect with with a lady...There was a strong mutual connection between us that I think she was hoping I would pursue further but at the time I couldn't. I still get a pang of regret...Here's hoping your listeners understand and could possibly aid me in getting in touch with her....'  Photo by Gabby K from Pexels Listen and subscribe to Lunchtime Live on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify.      Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.    You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

We have a great show to start your week! We are headed down to Atlanta to speak with Listener Kevin! We talk about his Walt Disney World/Disney Cruise Line Trip from February 2020! We talk about his stays at Disney's Contemporary Resort and Disney's Coronado Springs Resorts, great Cast Member interactions, magical moments for this daughters and lots of Disney Cruise Line talk as well! We hope you enjoy today's show!  Please visit our website at www.beourguestpodcast.com.  Thank you so much for your support of our podcast! Also, please follow the show on Twitter@BeOurGuestMike and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/beourguestpodcast.  Become a patron of the Be Our Guest Podcast over at www.patreon.com/BeOurGuestPodcast.  Thanks to our friends at The Magic For Less Travel for sponsoring today's podcast!

We try to find balance today with the weight of what the city is dealing with and all of the emotions tied to that, while still giving you the escape you have come to expect from us! Listener Kevin dominates the second half of the show with his #FreeTherapy request and again, we're uncomfortable LOL! He provides our TBT theme, and finally we learn what should be at the TOP of the list of things NOT to recycle!

Listener Kevin writes in to challenge Quad's claim that subatomic energy is intelligent.

Listener Kevin got in touch with the show: 'I am an SNA in a secondary school currently about to finish up for our summer holidays. I am sick of the disrespect, false allegations and derogatory remarks made by the media, members of government and the public about the work of SNA’s. During Covid, instead of ‘getting fully paid for sitting on my back side doing nothing’ I personally have been working longer hours with students doing school work set by teachers, helping them study and as a reader for online assessments instead of the junior cert exams.' Ciara chats to Kevin and hears from listeners Listen and subscribe to Lunchtime Live on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify.      Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.    You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.  

The Cost to Solve the Homeless Problem in LA Continues to Rise San Francisco Condo Attack Suspect Austin Vincent Charged In Second Assault Cal State Fullerton surveillance video and suspect sketch released Florida man arrested for botched castration inside Highlands County home Wilfredo Vides was paid to keep kids out of gangs. Now, he's charged in grisly MS-13 killings President Trump decision to end DACA was lawful, Justice Department says ‘Red flag' laws may play role in preventing mass shootings, study finds Florida Man Attacked by Kinkajou, an Exotic Rainforest Creature, After Opening His Front Door Elizabeth Novak, salon owner from Sacramento Fox News latest in a series on progressive US cities and their homeless problems is on SF Jeffery Epstein lawsuits being revealed Larry King is divorcing Listener Kevin from DTLA gets bill from the city USA Today story on LA project to house the homeless in Koreatown condos costing $700K each Kamala Harris is tanking in new Dem Presidential poll Trump does want to buy Greenland

Play long enough and you'll lose a booking, it's just how it goes. The questions are: how do you handle it? And what can you do to help keep it from happening in the first place? (Psst: sometimes you can't!). That's not all, though. Listener Kevin has some ideas about portable staging, and Paul and Dave talk about tempos and how to manage them in your band. Have an idea about this or anything else? Email the guys at feedback@gigabpodcast.com and they'll share on the show! Chapters/Timestamps: 00:00:00 Gig Gab 216 – June 24, 2019 00:00:44 Paul: Lost a gig! 00:08:47 Separating Business from the Humans Involved 00:10:26 “You’re not the first.” 00:14:05 New manager? Call up and start over. 00:18:14 You don’t have to say, “Yes” Buddy Gibbons on Gig Gab 00:24:05 Kevin-CSF-MyStage Dan Meblin on Gig Gab IntelliStage 00:30:08 feedback@giggabpodcast.com 00:30:17 Agreeing upon Tempos Stevie Wonder’s Superstition on Sesame Street 00:41:35 Slowing down to the right tempo 00:48:17 GG 216 Outtro

Listener Kevin emailed today's story about how the rangers at Myrtle Beach State Park went out of their way to make sure a 5-year-old little boy left with a good memory.

Listener Kevin wants to know the story behind the company that buried Blockbuster. In this episode, we look at the early years of Netflix and how it weathered some rough times to get a foothold. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Looking for advice! Listener Kevin called into the show because his girlfriend NEVER offers to pay for anything and he doesn't know how to talk to her. Listen here! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Ride Bikes Radio 19: The Nineteens Listener shout-outs, schedule updates and other things about bicycles like we like to do! Add in some Strava shaming (we are just as guilty!) and a few other updates before talking about some stories. Ride bikes for a good cause with Tour de Cure. Listener Kevin has started a team that you can donate to. If you have one, let us know! How about a sand crit? Check out Fat Cross 2017 happening in NC. Buy a Blu Dot and they donate a bike Even riding on the weekend only, helps The MINI Clubman makes a rad team chase car Vintage BMX stuff, for the old guys Part 2 for the new cyclists among us, we remind you that you always need a helmet when you ride and investing in some kind of padded shorts are all you really need to get started. If you have a preferred style of kit, sound off in the comments to help the newbies out! This week's show image brought to you by RBR Listener Danyell! If you want to be featured, it's super simple, just '@' reply us on Twitter or Instagram (we are @ridebikesradio on both) or upload it to the Facebook page. It's not a competition, everyone that sends us a photo has a chance of having it featured!  

Reduced sea ice is threatening polar bears in the Arctic. Listener Kevin wanted to know if they would thrive at the south pole instead? Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

It's Workout Wednesday and Jeremy joined us for continued support on our fitness goals and answers a few listener exercise questions. This show is dedicated to the lives of John Lennon and Elizabeth Edwards and I welcome any stories of how they have influenced your life! Listener Kevin calls in to talk a bit more about our show on racism and share his thoughts. Join in the LOVE-volution!www.sharingwithshari.com

It's Workout Wednesday and Jeremy joined us for continued support on our fitness goals and answers a few listener exercise questions. This show is dedicated to the lives of John Lennon and Elizabeth Edwards and I welcome any stories of how they have influenced your life! Listener Kevin calls in to talk a bit more about our show on racism and share his thoughts. Join in the LOVE-volution!www.sharingwithshari.com

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