Podcast appearances and mentions of Louise Brown

Sempre hi ha lloc per millorar el nostre món, el nostre entorn, la vida de tothom. Quan s'encén la flama d'energia per dins de qualsevol de nosaltres, es poden fer canvis des de la societat. No fa falta esperar i dependre de les decisions que venen de lluny. El programa “Empoderem-nos” parla amb les persones que, per la seva pròpia voluntat i amb recursos propis, estan treballant per una societat millor. Presentat per Louise Brown, emès el tercer dimecres de mes a 21h podcast recorded with enacast.com

Den danske stat har haft indtægter for 7,6 millioner kroner siden juli sidste år, der er blevet betalt i bøder af butikker, som har solgt alkohol eller tobaks -og nikotinprodukter til mindreårige. Det viser en aktindsigt, vi har fået her på RADIO IIII. Siden juli 2024 har Sikkerhedsstyrelsen lavet mere end 1100 kontroller, hvor unge kontrolkøbere har forsøgt at købe alkohol, tobak eller nikotinprodukter, som de ikke er gamle nok til at købe. Værter: Anne Phillipsen og Nicolai Dandanell. Gæst: Louise Brown, sundhedsordfører for Liberal AllianceSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On July 25, 1978, family building changed forever when the world's first IVF baby was born. Over 12 million babies have been born through in vitro fertilization worldwide, and Louise Joy Brown was the first.  In this very special 100th episode of Baby or Bust, Dr. Lora Shahine sits down with now-adult Louise Brown. They discuss her experience as a living symbol of the powers of fertility medicine. Louise shares her parents' journey of choosing IVF, questions she got from friends growing up, and how she advocates for IVF now. You can catch the Netflix movie, Joy starring Bill Nighy, out now, which is the biological drama set in the 1960s and 1970s about the nurse, scientist, and surgeon determined to develop the first “test tube baby.”  In this episode you'll hear: [0:30] The Birth of IVF: A Historical Milestone [1:21] Growing Up as the First IVF Baby [4:16] Family and Media Challenges [7:05] Personal Reflections and Advocacy [16:31] Modern IVF and Future Hopes [27:09] Concluding Thoughts and Gratitude Resources mentioned:  Joy 2024 film   Dr. Shahine's Weekly Newsletter on Fertility News and Recommendations Follow @drlorashahine Instagram | YouTube | Tiktok | Her Books

En 1983 naissait en Belgique le premier bébé issu d'une fécondation in vitro, 5 ans après la naissance de Louise Brown, le tout premier “bébé éprouvette”. Une avancée médicale qui a donné de grands espoirs aux couples qui ne parvenaient pas à avoir d'enfants, partout dans le monde. Mais cette prise en charge de l'infertilité a aussi bouleversé notre rapport à la vie. Quel est le statut de cet embryon créé en laboratoire ? Une foule de questions éthiques naissaient en même temps que les premiers bébés-éprouvette. La FIV ouvrait aussi le spectre d'une médecine eugéniste. Pourra-t-on fabriquer son enfant sur commande ? Retour sur quarante ans d'évolution de la médecine reproductive. Quel bilan tirer en matière éthique ? On en parle avec deux médecins, devenus des sommités dans leur domaine : le pédopsychiatre périnatal Luc Roegiers (Uclouvain), qui a enseigné l'éthique biomédicale et Yvon Englert (ULB), gynécologue et fondateur de la clinique de la fertilité à l'hôpital Erasme.Merci pour votre écouteL'Histoire Continue c'est également en direct tous les samedis de 9h à 10h sur www.rtbf.be/lapremiere Retrouvez l'ensemble des épisodes de l'Histoire Continue sur notre plateforme Auvio.behttps://auvio.rtbf.be/emission/l-histoire-continue-19690 Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement. Intéressés par l'histoire ? Vous pourriez également aimer nos autres podcasts : Un jour dans l'Histoire : https://audmns.com/gXJWXoQL'heure H : https://audmns.com/YagLLiKEt sa version à écouter en famille : La Mini Heure H https://audmns.com/YagLLiKVous pourriez également apprécier ces podcasts de la RTBF: Un jour dans le sport : https://audmns.com/decnhFkAinsi que nos séries historiques :Chili, le Pays de mes Histoires : https://audmns.com/XHbnevhD-Day : https://audmns.com/JWRdPYIJoséphine Baker : https://audmns.com/wCfhoEwLa folle histoire de l'aviation : https://audmns.com/xAWjyWCLes Jeux Olympiques, l'étonnant miroir de notre Histoire : https://audmns.com/ZEIihzZMarguerite, la Voix d'une Résistante : https://audmns.com/zFDehnENapoléon, le crépuscule de l'Aigle : https://audmns.com/DcdnIUnSous le sable des Pyramides : https://audmns.com/rXfVppvN'oubliez pas de vous y abonner pour ne rien manquer.Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement.

To celebrate the release on Netflix of the new film about IVF 'Joy' this is an old episode of The Fertility Podcast, which Natalie produced in celebration of Louise Brown's 40th Birthday and the fact that at that point in time, over 300,000 babies have been born through IVF treatment with more than 1 million cycles having taken place. TheHFEA asked Natalie to make a podcast with them, so Natalie is in conversation with its chair Sally Cheshire and one of its Inspectors, a lady called Janet Kirkland MacHattie, who worked as a nurse at Bourne Hall in 1982, under Patrick Steptoe, Robert Edwards and Jean Purdy. In fact, it was during this conversation with Janet, that Natalie first learnt about Jean, and found herself feeling somewhat ashamed that she didn't know about her sooner!What was discussed: Sally Cheshire talked about how at the time the treatment was quite experimental and Louise Brown's parents were quite brave in putting themselves forward She explains how the Government and Parliament decided to investigate how treatment should be regulated and asked Mary Warnock to form a committee in 1984 to look at how infertility should be regulated. The law came into being in 1990 and the HFEA came to be in 1991. Sally talked about her role at the HFEA and what has changed over the last 40 years and the importance of the focus of its work being on the 70% of people who aren't successful with their treatment. The HFEA has a vital role, thinking about how emotional support can be improved in clinics because, as she explains 'We do know that even if you are pregnant after IVF there's a level of anxiety you carry with you". The importance of being medically, emotionally and financially equipped to try again when going through fertility treatment. Sally explained how 'We still feel a lot of media stories about fertility treatment are positive… very often, there's a lot of around celebrities with the example of Bridget Neilson who gave birth at 54. Are they being truthful about using donor eggs? Some of those stories give you a false impression." Janet explained how she went for the job at Bourn Hall, to join the nursing team - not really knowing what was involved and when she asked Patrick Steptoe his advice on a book she could read to learn more, his reply was 'My dear, they've not been written yetWhat the treatment process was like initially, with Ladies staying at Bourn Hall for ten day periods and how as they didn't have blood tests, the Ladies urine was tested every three hours to find out if they were ovulating.Janet talked about an interview Patrick Steptoe gave where he spoke about his vision for the future being "centres set up where people have been properly trained and this technique will be available to women all over the world" To compare clinics like for like, or rate your clinic visit the HFEA website Follow @YourFertilityNurse on InstagramFollow @TheFertilityPodcast on Instagram

Die Omgewings-beleggingsfonds bied 'n werkswinkel oor omgewingsekonomie en klimaatsverandering aan, wat spesifiek vaardigheidsgapings identifiseer en strategieë ontwikkel om nasionale kapasiteit te verbeter. Omgewingsekonomie word as uiters belangrik beskou omdat die dan bewaring sal aanhits. Die fonds se adjunk-raadsvoorsitter Louise Brown, het die huidige tekortkominge uitgelig.

Aufgrund krankheitsbedingter Umstände haben wir es uns leicht verspätet an einem Freitagabend bei Chai-Latte im BUK gemütlich gemacht, um wieder einmal über die schönste Nebensache der Welt zu plaudern. Nach anfänglichen Lesetipps zu schweren Themen wie Tod und Verlust, nehmen wir Fahrt auf: Corina hält auch in dieser Folge Buchtipps aus ihrem neuentdeckten Genre bereit, Luana wagt sich schrittweise ins Krimi-Game vor, wir sind gedanklich bereits in der Adventszeit und zu guter Letzt gibt es seit langer Zeit mal wieder ein gemeinsamer Buchtipp. Der perfekte Abschluss für die neue Folge Buchbrauerei! Bücher dieser Folge: Rosa Buch – Anna Rosenwasser (12:30) Was ist schon für immer – Katja Lewina (14:45) Was bleibt, wenn wir sterben - Louise Brown (18:05) Alles, was ich geben kann – Rebecca Yarros (23:50) Die Nacht der Bärin - Kira Mohn (29:29) This could be love – Lilly Lucas (36:00) Ripley – Patricia Highsmith (43:25) Eva – Verena Kessler (50:15) Buchbrauerei auf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/buchbrauerei/BUK auf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/buk_buchhandlung/Leserei auf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lesereizofingen/Musik/Editing/Mixing: Samuel Friderich (https://www.instagram.com/smkonthebeat/)Covergestaltung: Hanna (https://www.instagram.com/pomba.ch/)

Sara Johansson, reporter på Dagens Juridik, har följt Bonnesen-målet sedan start. Idag gästar hon podden och berättar om sina iakttagelser under den fleråriga rättsprocessen. Louise Brown, antikorruptionsexpert på Advisense, gästar också podden och pratar om korruption, otillbörlig påverkan, ekonomisk brottslighet och granskning i allmänhet. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Con la celebración de este día mundial se pretende involucrar a los gobiernos, agencias de la ONU, organizaciones de la sociedad civil, el sector privado, el mundo académico y las personas en el establecimiento de acciones urgentes y coordinadas para prevenir los ahogamientos. 1797.- Fuerzas tinerfeñas rechazan victoriosamente el ataque de una potente flota inglesa mandada por Nelson, que quedó manco en la acción, y que pretendía apoderarse de Santa Cruz de Tenerife. 1921.- Los restos mortales del Cid Campeador son trasladados del Ayuntamiento a la Catedral de Burgos, con asistencia al acto del Rey Alfonso XIII. 1928.- Un real decreto establece una lotería nacional para allegar recursos destinados a la construcción de la Ciudad Universitaria madrileña, cuyas obras comenzaron un año después. 1943.- Benito Mussolini es derrocado y encarcelado junto a sus colaboradores, tras el desembarco aliado en Sicilia. 1957.- Proclamación de la República en Túnez, tras 250 años de monarquía. 1978.- Nace el primer "bebé probeta", la niña Louise Brown, en un hospital británico de Oldham. 2000.- Mueren 113 personas cerca del aeropuerto parisino Roissy-Charles De Gaulle tras estrellarse un Concorde de Air France contra un pequeño hotel. 2018.- Un equipo científico italiano confirma la existencia de un lago subterráneo de agua salada bajo una capa de hielo en el planeta Marte. 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Hace 46 años, el 25 de julio de 1978, nacía Louise Brown, la primera bebé concebida a través de la fecundación in vitro. El nacimiento tuvo lugar en el Royal Oldham Hospital de Mánchester (Reino Unido) y fue un hito de la medicina mundial. ¿En qué punto se encuentra ahora mismo esta tecnología y cuál es su tasa de éxito? ¡A Cuidarse! conversa con Ricardo Navarro, cirujano especialista en Obstetricia y Ginecología en el Hospital Universitario Miguel Servet de Zaragoza, y director Médico de la Clínica VIDA Zaragoza; y con Javier Alfonso Grasa, doctor en Biotecnología por la Universidad Politécnica de Valencia, y director de Laboratorio de Vida Zaragoza.

Sempre hi ha lloc per millorar el nostre món, el nostre entorn, la vida de tothom. Quan s'encén la flama d'energia per dins de qualsevol de nosaltres, es poden fer canvis des de la societat. No fa falta esperar i dependre de les decisions que venen de lluny. El programa “Empoderem-nos” parla amb les persones que, per la seva pròpia voluntat i amb recursos propis, estan treballant per una societat millor. Presentat per Louise Brown, emès el tercer dimecres de mes a 21h podcast recorded with enacast.com

Hvordan skal fremtidens sundhedsvæsen se ud? Det har ni eksperter brugt over et år på at lave en plan for, og i går fremlagde de så deres løsningsforslag. En af de klare målsætninger fra den sundhedsstrukturkommission er, at flere syge fremover skal behandles hjemme, eller i nærheden af hvor de bor og ikke på hospitalerne. Og så skal der flere praktiserende læger til vandkantsdanmark, hvor der også bor flere ældre og syge. Hvordan skaber vi nærhed hos borgeren, og samtidig mindsker geografisk ulighed i sundhed? Og skal regionerne nedlægges? Du kan blande dig i debatten ved at ringe ind fra 12:15-13:30 på 7021 1919 eller send en sms til 1212. Panel: Monika Rubin, politisk ordfører (M) og læge, Flemming Møller Mortensen, sundhedsordfører (S) og sygeplejerske, Holger Schou (S) borgmester, Lolland, Wendy Sophie Schou, forperson Yngre læger, kommende geriater i Holbæk, Ida Rindorf, sygeplejerske på Rigshospitalet, Louise Brown, sundhedsordfører (LA) og Kasper Iversen, cheflæge, Afd. for Medicinske Sygdomme på Hvidovre Hospital. Vært: Camilla Michelle Mikkelsen.

Hvordan skal fremtidens sundhedsvæsen se ud? Det har ni eksperter brugt over et år på at lave en plan for, og i går fremlagde de så deres løsningsforslag. En af de klare målsætninger fra den sundhedsstrukturkommission er, at flere syge fremover skal behandles hjemme, eller i nærheden af hvor de bor og ikke på hospitalerne. Og så skal der flere praktiserende læger til vandkantsdanmark, hvor der også bor flere ældre og syge. Hvordan skaber vi nærhed hos borgeren, og samtidig mindsker geografisk ulighed i sundhed? Og skal regionerne nedlægges? Du kan blande dig i debatten ved at ringe ind fra 12:15-13:30 på 7021 1919 eller send en sms til 1212. Panel: Monika Rubin, politisk ordfører (M) og læge, Flemming Møller Mortensen, sundhedsordfører (S) og sygeplejerske, Holger Schou (S) borgmester, Lolland, Wendy Sophie Schou, forperson Yngre læger, kommende geriater i Holbæk, Ida Rindorf, sygeplejerske på Rigshospitalet, Louise Brown, sundhedsordfører (LA) og Kasper Iversen, cheflæge, Afd. for Medicinske Sygdomme på Hvidovre Hospital. Vært: Camilla Michelle Mikkelsen.

Hvordan skal fremtidens sundhedsvæsen se ud? Det har ni eksperter brugt over et år på at lave en plan for, og i går fremlagde de så deres løsningsforslag. En af de klare målsætninger fra den sundhedsstrukturkommission er, at flere syge fremover skal behandles hjemme, eller i nærheden af hvor de bor og ikke på hospitalerne. Og så skal der flere praktiserende læger til vandkantsdanmark, hvor der også bor flere ældre og syge. Hvordan skaber vi nærhed hos borgeren, og samtidig mindsker geografisk ulighed i sundhed? Og skal regionerne nedlægges? Du kan blande dig i debatten ved at ringe ind fra 12:15-13:30 på 7021 1919 eller send en sms til 1212. Panel: Monika Rubin, politisk ordfører (M) og læge, Flemming Møller Mortensen, sundhedsordfører (S) og sygeplejerske, Holger Schou (S) borgmester, Lolland, Wendy Sophie Schou, forperson Yngre læger, kommende geriater i Holbæk, Ida Rindorf, sygeplejerske på Rigshospitalet, Louise Brown, sundhedsordfører (LA) og Kasper Iversen, cheflæge, Afd. for Medicinske Sygdomme på Hvidovre Hospital. Vært: Camilla Michelle Mikkelsen.

On July 25th, 1978, in the northwest of England, a baby was born. On its surface, that's not a big statement — babies are born every single day. But this birth attracted media attention from around the world. The baby's name was Louise Brown, and she was the first baby born from in vitro fertilization, or IVF.In this episode of Tiny Matters, Sam and Deboki answer a question that came from a listener who asked, “How on earth did they come up with IVF?” They cover the science behind IVF, the research and people — both scientists and patients — that made it possible, how it has improved over the years, and both the historical and current challenges it faces.Check out Strange By Nature here. Links to the Tiny Show & Tell stories are here and here. Pick up a Tiny Matters mug here! All Tiny Matters transcripts are available here.

What's it like to be neurodivergent and in private practice? Louise Brown shares fascinating insights from her own journey of embracing her true self and integrating her neurodivergence with her private practice.In today's episode:How recognising her neurodivergence allowed Louise to reshape her approach as a therapistThe impact of late diagnosis on self-perception and client relationshipsHow openly embracing her identity attracts clients with similar experiencesThe challenges faced during unmasking and integrating newly discovered aspects of herself into professional lifeThe role language plays in shaping our understanding and expression of our identitiesDealing with stigma around self-disclosure within therapeutic practicesSupporting clients through the grief associated with late realisation or diagnosisLouise is a queer, multiply neurodivergent Therapist, Supervisor and Trainer working in private practice. Louise has previously worked for many years as a disability practitioner before training as a therapist and coming to know her neurodivergent identity. She now works predominantly with neurodivergent clients and therapists, exploring their own neurodivergent identities and figuring out how to curate a life that works for them.You can find out more about her here: http://www.curiosityspot.co.uk/For details of the next course visit: https://www.curiosityspot.co.uk/upcomingtrainingSign up for her newsletter here: https://www.curiosityspot.co.uk/upcomingtraining Setting up in private practice? Download my free checklist HERENeed ideas for how to get clients? Download my free handout 21 Ways for Counsellors to Attract New Clients HEREYou can also find me here:The Good Enough Counsellors Facebook GroupJosephine Hughes on FacebookJosephine Hughes on YouTubeMy website: josephinehughes.comThe information contained in Good Enough Counsellors is provided for information purposes only. The contents of this podcast are not intended to amount to advice and you should not rely on any of the contents of this podcast. Professional advice should be obtained before taking or refraining from taking any action as a result of the contents of this podcast.Josephine Hughes disclaims all liability and responsibility arising from any reliance placed on any of the contents of this podcast.

Hur kan löneavdelningen arbeta proaktivt när det gäller ekonomisk brottslighet? Var finns riskerna i löneprocessen? Hur långt sträcker sig lönechefens ansvar? Louise Brown, en av Sveriges ledande antikorruptionsexperter, reder ut begreppen och ger oss en inblick i hur utbredd brottsligheten är i företag och organisationer. Zennie Sjölund, ansvarig för lön på branschorganisation Srf konsulterna är Katarina Sands bisittare.

In collaboration with my friends, Louise Brown and Sarah Reinhardt I'm bringing you a conversation we had a while back when I appeared on their show "Adoption, The Making of Me. Sarah and Louise are both adoptees with unique stories of their own. These two friends and former business partners Launched adoption, the making of me to open up more frank, honest conversations about adoption with a unique twist. In each episode of their podcast, they recap a chapter of a book that focuses on adoption. Today, I'm sharing with you my story from season one, episode 10 of ATMOM. Adoption: The Making of MeWho Am I Really?Who Am I Really? Website Share Your StoryDamon's story Find the show on:InstagramFacebookAppleYouTubeSpotifyGoogleTuneIn StitcherPlayer FMPodbean

AI-løsningerne findes i hobevis, og netop nu står de og banker på døren til vores sundhedsvæsen. Men hvad skal der egentlig til for, at vi Danmark får gavn af deres fulde potentiale? I denne podcastserie har vi inviteret hhv. Ulrik Rokkedal fra firmaet Human Bytes og Mikael Boesen fra Radiologisk AI Institut i studiet for at drøfte mulighederne. Denne podcast er optaget d. 6. oktober. Kan du lide, hvad du hører? Så vær med i Frihedsfonden, så vi kan lave mere indhold som dette. Kom med på: liberalalliance.dk/frihedsfonden

AI-løsningerne findes i hobevis, og netop nu står de og banker på døren til vores sundhedsvæsen. Men hvad skal der egentlig til for, at vi Danmark får gavn af deres fulde potentiale? I denne podcastserie har vi inviteret hhv. Ulrik Rokkedal fra firmaet Human Bytes og Mikael Boesen fra Radiologisk AI Institut i studiet for at drøfte mulighederne. Denne podcast er optaget d. 6. september. Kan du lide, hvad du hører? Så vær med i Frihedsfonden, så vi kan lave mere indhold som dette. Kom med på: liberalalliance.dk/frihedsfonden

Regeringen vil endnu engang smække skærpede straffe på menuen, og denne gang gælder det bandekriminaliteten. En ny bandepakke med 39 punkter skal gøre livet sværere for banderne, men der mangler tanker om forebyggelse, mener Det Kriminalpræventive Råd. Robusthedskommissionen mener blandt andet, at flere medarbejdere skal på fuldtid, hvis sundhedsvæsnet skal styrkes. Men hvordan får man sygeplejersker og sosu'er til at ændre arbejdstid? Det kommer Dansk Sygeplejerskeråd, SF og Liberal Alliance med deres bud på. Og så sender vi Søren Pape Poulsen og Konservative i parterapi, for selvom Pape har fyret op for sin genlancering med en række interviews i ugens løb, så mangler Pape 2.0 og Konservative stadig at få styr på en række konflikter. Medvirkende: Karina Nickelsen, Det Kriminalpræventive Råd, Dorthe Boe Danbjørg, Dansk Sygeplejeråd, Kirsten Normann Andersen, sundhedsordfører SF og Louise Brown, sundhedsordfører Liberal Alliance. Huskommentator: Benny Damsgaard See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

July 25, 1978 was a great day, and not just because July 25 is Ruby's birthday. This particular day in 1978, the first IVF baby, Louise Brown, was born! IVF is a lot different now than it was then — a lot was learned on the way to this first successful human pregnancy, and a lot has been learned since. In this snack, Ruby and Anne are talking about the research and experimentation that got us where we are now. One of the biggest changes (and dare we say, improvements) from the experience of Lesley and Peter Brown is how much less invasive (physically and frankly, of the Brown family's privacy) the process is now than it was then.  Early hurdles included getting past people's notions of whether or not IVF was ethical. And IVF cycles were so much more involved, including blood draws every four hours. Egg retrieval was a surgical process back then, it involved a single egg, and it was much more often unsuccessful. Transfers were done in the middle of the night until one didn't and it worked out fine, and that was (thankfully) abandoned. The fact that Louise Brown was later able to conceive without medical intervention helped allay fears that IVF would create a generation of people unable to reproduce on their own.  So Happy Birthday, Louise Brown, and thank you, Lesley and Peter Brown and Elizabeth Carr (first IVF baby in the US) for going through so much to get us where we are today.  Learn more about All Things Fertility at our website: thewholepineapple.com!

Programa de actualidad con información, formación y entretenimiento conectando directamente con los oyentes, presentado y dirigido por Miguel Ángel González Suárez. www.ladiez.es - informativo de primera hora de la mañana, en el programa El Remate de La Diez Capital Radio. El PNV no apoyará la investidura de Feijóo y Sánchez descarta repetir elecciones. El líder del PSOE no contempla el bloqueo y está seguro de que “la democracia encontrará la fórmula de gobernabilidad”. CC asegura mantener líneas rojas a Vox y Sumar. Hoy se cumple 1 año y 153 días (total 518 días) del cruel ataque e invasión de Rusia a Ucrania. Hoy es martes 25 de julio de 2023. Buenos días Ucrania. Día Mundial para la Prevención de los Ahogamientos El 25 de julio se celebra el Día Mundial para la Prevención de los Ahogamientos, una fecha proclamada por la Asamblea General de las Naciones Unidas, con la finalidad de concienciar a la población mundial acerca de este problema prevenible que ha sido la causa de más de 2,5 millones de muertes durante la última década. El ahogamiento es definido como un proceso mediante el cual una persona afectada puede sufrir dificultades respiratorias, ocasionadas por sumersión o inmersión en un líquido. Con la celebración de este día mundial se pretende involucrar a los gobiernos, agencias de la ONU, organizaciones de la sociedad civil, el sector privado, el mundo académico y las personas en el establecimiento de acciones urgentes y coordinadas para prevenir los ahogamientos. 1797.- Fuerzas tinerfeñas rechazan victoriosamente el ataque de una potente flota inglesa mandada por Nelson, que quedó manco en la acción, y que pretendía apoderarse de Santa Cruz de Tenerife. 1921.- Los restos mortales del Cid Campeador son trasladados del Ayuntamiento a la Catedral de Burgos, con asistencia al acto del Rey Alfonso XIII. 1928.- Un real decreto establece una lotería nacional para allegar recursos destinados a la construcción de la Ciudad Universitaria madrileña, cuyas obras comenzaron un año después. 1943.- Benito Mussolini es derrocado y encarcelado junto a sus colaboradores, tras el desembarco aliado en Sicilia. 1957.- Proclamación de la República en Túnez, tras 250 años de monarquía. 1978.- Nace el primer "bebé probeta", la niña Louise Brown, en un hospital británico de Oldham. 2000.- Mueren 113 personas cerca del aeropuerto parisino Roissy-Charles De Gaulle tras estrellarse un Concorde de Air France contra un pequeño hotel. 2018.- Un equipo científico italiano confirma la existencia de un lago subterráneo de agua salada bajo una capa de hielo en el planeta Marte. Patrocinio del santo de cada día por gentileza de la Casa de las Imágenes, en la calle Obispo Perez Cáceres, 17 en Candelaria. Santiago Apóstol, san Teodomiro y santa Valentina. Día de Galicia. Ucrania confirma haber atacado Moscú y un depósito de municiones de Rusia en Crimea. El Parlamento de Israel aprueba la primera ley de la polémica reforma judicial. España 23J | El PSOE tratará de reeditar el Gobierno de coalición tras frustrar la mayoría PP-Vox. Sánchez no contempla el bloqueo y ve posible su investidura: "La democracia encontrará la fórmula de la gobernabilidad". Junts exige la amnistía y la autodeterminación para investir a Pedro Sánchez. El secretario general de la formación, Jordi Turull, rechaza participar de la "telaraña de la gobernabilidad del Estado". Ana Oramas dice que no apoyará una “investidura fantasma” de Feijóo pero tampoco un gobierno de Sánchez con Junts. No apoyará liderado por el socialista Pedro Sánchez que dependa de "los que no creen" en España. Canarias exige al Estado que transfiera 754 millones pendientes previstos en Presupuestos. Esos 754 millones de euros pendientes de transferir incluyen ayudas a la isla La Palma, al transporte marítimo, fondos para el convenio carreteras, para la lucha contra la pobreza y otros asuntos. Récord de empleo extranjero: ocupan uno de cada tres nuevos trabajos en Canarias Los foráneos afiliados a la Seguridad Social crecen en Canarias un 10,7% en un año. El colectivo suma 13.405 personas más que antes de la pandemia. En Canarias trabajan 116.910 extranjeros. Un 25 de julio de 1992.- El Rey de España inaugura los XXV Juegos Olímpicos en Barcelona. Freddie Mercury & Montserrat Caballé - Barcelona - Sección de actualidad informativa con Humor inteligente en el programa El Remate de La Diez Capital radio con el periodista palmero y socarrón, José Juan Pérez Capote. - Sección de actualidad informativa con el influencer, Rudy Ruyman en el programa El Remate de La Diez Capital radio. Analizamos las elecciones Generales. - Entrevista en La Diez Capital radio con Adolfo González, Alcalde Los Realejos. - Sección de actualidad informativa en El Remate con el Director de Capital Radio Gran Canaria; Pepe Rodríguez.

informativo de primera hora de la mañana, en el programa El Remate de La Diez Capital Radio. El PNV no apoyará la investidura de Feijóo y Sánchez descarta repetir elecciones. El líder del PSOE no contempla el bloqueo y está seguro de que “la democracia encontrará la fórmula de gobernabilidad”. CC asegura mantener líneas rojas a Vox y Sumar. Hoy se cumple 1 año y 153 días (total 518 días) del cruel ataque e invasión de Rusia a Ucrania. Hoy es martes 25 de julio de 2023. Buenos días Ucrania. Día Mundial para la Prevención de los Ahogamientos El 25 de julio se celebra el Día Mundial para la Prevención de los Ahogamientos, una fecha proclamada por la Asamblea General de las Naciones Unidas, con la finalidad de concienciar a la población mundial acerca de este problema prevenible que ha sido la causa de más de 2,5 millones de muertes durante la última década. El ahogamiento es definido como un proceso mediante el cual una persona afectada puede sufrir dificultades respiratorias, ocasionadas por sumersión o inmersión en un líquido. Con la celebración de este día mundial se pretende involucrar a los gobiernos, agencias de la ONU, organizaciones de la sociedad civil, el sector privado, el mundo académico y las personas en el establecimiento de acciones urgentes y coordinadas para prevenir los ahogamientos. 1797.- Fuerzas tinerfeñas rechazan victoriosamente el ataque de una potente flota inglesa mandada por Nelson, que quedó manco en la acción, y que pretendía apoderarse de Santa Cruz de Tenerife. 1921.- Los restos mortales del Cid Campeador son trasladados del Ayuntamiento a la Catedral de Burgos, con asistencia al acto del Rey Alfonso XIII. 1928.- Un real decreto establece una lotería nacional para allegar recursos destinados a la construcción de la Ciudad Universitaria madrileña, cuyas obras comenzaron un año después. 1943.- Benito Mussolini es derrocado y encarcelado junto a sus colaboradores, tras el desembarco aliado en Sicilia. 1957.- Proclamación de la República en Túnez, tras 250 años de monarquía. 1978.- Nace el primer "bebé probeta", la niña Louise Brown, en un hospital británico de Oldham. 2000.- Mueren 113 personas cerca del aeropuerto parisino Roissy-Charles De Gaulle tras estrellarse un Concorde de Air France contra un pequeño hotel. 2018.- Un equipo científico italiano confirma la existencia de un lago subterráneo de agua salada bajo una capa de hielo en el planeta Marte. Patrocinio del santo de cada día por gentileza de la Casa de las Imágenes, en la calle Obispo Perez Cáceres, 17 en Candelaria. Santiago Apóstol, san Teodomiro y santa Valentina. Día de Galicia. Ucrania confirma haber atacado Moscú y un depósito de municiones de Rusia en Crimea. El Parlamento de Israel aprueba la primera ley de la polémica reforma judicial. España 23J | El PSOE tratará de reeditar el Gobierno de coalición tras frustrar la mayoría PP-Vox. Sánchez no contempla el bloqueo y ve posible su investidura: "La democracia encontrará la fórmula de la gobernabilidad". Junts exige la amnistía y la autodeterminación para investir a Pedro Sánchez. El secretario general de la formación, Jordi Turull, rechaza participar de la "telaraña de la gobernabilidad del Estado". Ana Oramas dice que no apoyará una “investidura fantasma” de Feijóo pero tampoco un gobierno de Sánchez con Junts. No apoyará liderado por el socialista Pedro Sánchez que dependa de "los que no creen" en España. Canarias exige al Estado que transfiera 754 millones pendientes previstos en Presupuestos. Esos 754 millones de euros pendientes de transferir incluyen ayudas a la isla La Palma, al transporte marítimo, fondos para el convenio carreteras, para la lucha contra la pobreza y otros asuntos. Récord de empleo extranjero: ocupan uno de cada tres nuevos trabajos en Canarias Los foráneos afiliados a la Seguridad Social crecen en Canarias un 10,7% en un año. El colectivo suma 13.405 personas más que antes de la pandemia. En Canarias trabajan 116.910 extranjeros. Un 25 de julio de 1992.- El Rey de España inaugura los XXV Juegos Olímpicos en Barcelona. Freddie Mercury & Montserrat Caballé - Barcelona

Five surprising facts about IVF.The First "Test-Tube Baby":The first successful IVF procedure took place on July 25, 1978. Louise Brown, the world's first "test-tube baby," was born.The term "test-tube baby" is often used to describe IVF babies, but fertilisation occurs in a laboratory dish, not a test tube.Adriana Iliescu from Romania holds the title of the world's oldest IVF mother. She gave birth to a healthy baby girl, Eliza, at the age of 66.IVF techniques are utilised by conservation organisations and zoos to assist in the reproduction of rare and endangered animals. IVF has been used to create "savior siblings." In cases where a child requires a bone marrow transplant or medical intervention. Wherever you are on your IVF journey, I wish you the very best. Remember, if you're looking to stay active before, during, and after your journey, do get in touch. I can help you with tailored fitness programs. To find me go to:  www.fitnessfertility.com  Instagram: fitness_fertilityDISCLAIMER: The content in the podcast and on this webpage is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. It is essential to always seek the advice of your doctor or qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have heard on the podcast or read on my website www.fitnessfertility.com. Your health and well-being are paramount, and it is crucial to make informed decisions with the guidance of a healthcare. professional.  DISCLAIMER: The content in the podcast and on this webpage is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your doctor or qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have heard on the podcast or on my website.

Enligt undersökningar är Sverige ett av de länder i världen med minst korruption. Men stämmer det verkligen? Den svenska självbilden kan behöva uppdateras, menar Louise Brown, director för Anti-Bribery and Corruption på FCG. Kan det vara så att korruptionen ser ut på ett annat sätt än tidigare? Louise ger sin bild av läget i olika […]

The first of a collection of dramas illuminating historical turning points. Inspired by true events, writer Ryan Craig tells the story behind the pioneering science that led to the birth of the first IVF baby. At the heart of a story which celebrates the science and people involved is the working relationship between Physiologist, Robert Edwards and Obstetrician, Patrick Steptoe. Both mavericks who came into conflict with the establishment they conducted much of their ground-breaking research in a make-shift laboratory at the Oldham hospital where Steptoe worked and where John and Lesley Brown were finally to become parents. Robert Edwards ….. Vincent Franklin Patrick Steptoe ….. Pip Torrens Lesley Brown ….. Katy Sobey John Brown ….. Luke Allen-Gale The Writer ….. Ryan Whittle Ruth Edwards and Louise Brown ….. Katherine Press Barry Bavister ….. Hasan Dixon The Cambridge Master ….. Roger Ringrose Jean Purdy ….. Kymberley Cochrane Professor Höög ….. Ewan Bailey Dr Hinton ….. Georgie Glen The Vicar ….. Samuel James Fiona ….. Leah Marks Directed by Gemma Jenkins This factually-based drama includes some imagined characters and scenes. This drama was orignially broadcast on BBC Radio 4.

We speak to fertility experts about how IVF has transformed so many lives.

I 2016 fjernede Sundhedsstyrelsen aldersgrænsen for at tilbyde hormonbehandling til transkønnede børn og unge. Tidligere var der en aldersgrænsen på 12 år for at få stophormoner, som standser puberteten, og 16 år for at få krydshormoner, som sætter et kønsskifte i gang. Nu er det i stedet en personlig og lægelig vurdering, hvornår man tilbyder hormonbehandling.Skal Folketinget forbyde kønsskiftebehandling for børn under 18 år? Det spørgsmål diskuterer vært, Jonas Herby med Louise Brown, der er sundhedsordfører for Liberal Alliance, i ugens episode af Regelstaten. Kontakt til podcastvært: Herby@cepos.dk

Ugentligt hører vi om kriser i psykiatrien. Der mangler simpelthen beredskab til at kunne tage imod mennesker med akutte angstanfald. Hvad vil politikerne gøre ved det? Har de mon ideer til forbedringer af den psykiatriske behandling eller er det kun et spørgsmål om at tilføre flere penge? Findes der nye metoder til forbedring af dette nedprioriterede område. Vi tager debatten med psykiatriordfører for Socialdemokraterne, Rasmus Horn Langhoff og sundhedsordfører for Liberal Alliance, Louise Brown. Hvordan får man flere hænder til velfærdssektoren, der i disse år akut mangler arbejdskraft? Det er et af de problemer, som Velfærdsrådet under Dansk Erhverv, forsøger at komme med løsninger på med 12 anbefalinger til politikerne. Velfærdsrådet består af folk fra mange forskellige organisationer og en af dem er Christina Grøntved, der er adm. direktør for Center for Autisme. Grækenland går til valg 21. maj, hvor den konservative premierminister Kyriakos Mitsotakis søger genvalg. Det sker på baggrund af en national togkatastrofe og skandale, hvor 57 studerende omkom. Men hvordan går det med økonomien i det gældsplagede land? Og hvordan ser det ud med flygtningetilstrømningen fra Tyrkiet? Vi spørger leder af Det danske kulturinstitut Mogens Pelt.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On July 25, 1978, family building changed forever when the world's first IVF baby was born. On today's episode of Baby or Bust, our host and reproductive endocrinologist Dr. Lora Shahine meets with now-adult Louise Brown to discuss her experience as a living symbol of the powers of fertility medicine. Over 10 million babies have been born through in vitro fertilization worldwide, and Louise Brown was the first. She shares her parents' journey of choosing IVF, questions she got from friends growing up, and how she advocates for IVF. Connect with Dr. Lora Shahine on social media. Tik Tok | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube | LinkedIn This episode of Baby Or Bust is produced by Mark Ramsey, Jaime Solis, and Greg Moga and executive produced by Paul Anderson and Nick Panella for Workhouse Media. Baby Or Bust is produced in partnership with the Seattle Sperm Bank. Advertising Inquiries: info@audiotocracy.com

Last week we hosted, The Laundry Live - a live-streamed community event featuring subject-matter experts such as; Louise Brown, Graham Barrow, Gregory Dellas, and Christian Hunt.Our speaker, Louise Brown, Director of Financial Crime Prevention at FCG, shared her insights on the AML trends in 2023 and beyond. Listen to this episode to hear her thoughts and get ahead of the curve.We recommend you watch the entire YouTube event here.Enjoy! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Are we entering a ‘newgenic' age - where cutting-edge technologies and the power of personal choice could achieve the kind of genetic perfection that 20th century eugenicists were after? In 2018, a Chinese scientist illegally attempted to precision edit the genome of two embryos. It didn't work as intended. Twin sisters - Lulu and Nana - were later born, but their identity, and the status of their health, is shrouded in secrecy. They were the first designer babies. Other technological developments are also coming together in ways that could change reproduction: IVF can produce multiple viable embryos, and polygenic screening could be used to select between them. Increased understanding and control of our genetics is seen as a threat by some - an inevitable force for division. But instead of allowing genetics to separate and rank people, perhaps there's a way it can be used - actively - to promote equality. Professor Paige Harden shares her suggestion of an anti-eugenic politics which makes use of genetic information. Contributors: Dr Helen O'Neill, lecturer in Reproductive and Molecular Genetics at University College London, Dr Jamie Metzl, author of Hacking Darwin, Professor Kathryn Paige Harden from the University of Texas and author of The Genetic Lottery: Why DNA Matters for Social Equality. Music and Sound design: Jon Nicholls Presenter: Adam Rutherford Producer: Ilan Goodman Clips: 28th Nov 2018 - BBC Newsday report, BBC Breakfast News / BBC Breakfast news report Chinese letter of condemnation / BBC Newsnight from 1988 on 10th anniversary of Louise Brown's birth

Louise Brown trägt zwei Welten in sich, eine englische und eine deutsche. Sie liebt das Spiel mit den Wörtern. Und die richtigen Worte zu finden, wenn ein Leben zu Ende ist, ist ihr Job. Der rasch aufeinanderfolgende Tod ihrer eigenen Eltern und das tiefe Loch, in das sie fiel, brachten die Journalistin dazu, als Trauerrednerin zu arbeiten. In ihrem Buch "Was bleibt, wenn wir sterben" bringt sie Tröstliches und Schönes ins Dunkel eines schweren Themas. Moderation: Anja Scheifinger

Billions are invested in KYC, but only 1% of money laundering is stopped. So why is that?This week we have AML expert Louise Brown from Financial Compliance Group (FCG) in the studio to discuss this question and the following exciting topics:– The extensive and recent money laundering scandal in Sweden, where 34 out of 43 exchange offices were linked to direct criminal activities, and it emerged that one single foreign exchange office in Stockholm had laundered millions in drug money and transferred funds to terrorist organizations.– How criminals misuse the system and operate under the radar because government authorities are not permitted to share information due to local privacy legislation.– Why a "culture of trust", lack of background controls, and very little practice in following up and monitoring make the Nordic countries an easy prey.– And lastly, we deep dive into the "KYC bottlenecks" and look at how they can be removed.1) Limited human resources.2) Restricted data-sharing between government bodies3) Poor data quality in the register of unique beneficiary owners managed by the Swedish Companies Registration Office. Tune in and enjoy! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Decades ago, when you couldn't conceive or carry a child, your options for becoming a parent were limited. But then in 1978, in-vitro fertilization became possible. But IVF can be very expensive. And one method in particular can lead to heartache and scandal.Today, how one woman's attempt to offer more affordable surrogacy services collapsed, leaving in its wake heartbroken couples, frustrated surrogates and an FBI investigation. Read the full transcript here.Host: Gustavo ArellanoGuests: Former L.A. Times national correspondent Emily BaumgaertnerMore reading:She promised babies at bargain prices using surrogates in Mexico. Now the FBI is investigatingLA Times Today: Why the FBI is investigating surrogates in MexicoThe audio of the first test tube baby, Louise Brown, is from a video news release produced by London Television Service and made available by the BFI National Archive. 

Louise Brown, first IVF baby

A l'occasion de la Marche des fiertés le 25 juin 2022, Maintenant Vous Savez donne de la voix à ce rendez-vous festif avec des épisodes qui mettent en lumière la liberté et l'égalité des orientations sexuelles et des identités de genre. Des mots et concepts pour tout comprendre des enjeux sociétaux et politiques actuels. Qu'est-ce que la PMA ? PMA est l'abréviation de Procréation Médicalement Assistée. C'est un acte médical qui permet de concevoir un enfant. En France, la PMA s'adressait aux couples hétérosexuels ne parvenant pas à avoir d'enfant. Mais le projet de loi bioéthique proposé par le gouvernement en 2019 prévoit l'ouverture de la PMA aux femmes célibataires et aux couples de femmes. En 1978, Louise Brown naît en Angleterre et crie comme tous les bébés, mais elle a une particularité : c'est le premier bébé né grâce à une Fécondation In Vitro, l'une des techniques de la PMA. Comment se déroule une PMA ? D'autres pays autorisent-ils la PMA ? Et quelles sont les problématiques éthiques soulevées par cette mesure ?  Ecoutez la suite de cet épisode de "Maintenant vous savez". A écouter aussi : Qu'est-ce que la lactation induite ? Qu'est-ce que le pinkwashing ? Qu'est-ce qu'une thérapie de conversion ? Si vous souhaitez écouter les épisodes sans interruption, rendez-vous sur la chaîne Bababam+ d'Apple Podcasts : https://apple.co/3NQHV3I Abonnement Maintenant Vous Savez : https://apple.co/3x8liRx Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode award-winning journalist Georgie Frost talks to the BBC's Head of Early Careers and Staff Apprenticeships Sarah Moors, to find out why apprenticeships are so important to the future of the broadcaster, why it is committed to taking on 1000 new apprentices by 2026 and why apprenticeships are the perfect way for the BBC to meet its ambitious diversity targets.Georgie also speaks to Louise Brown from the BBC's new Apprentice Hub, launched recently in the West Midlands, and talks career paths, career changes and opportunities with one current apprentice Zach Charles (Broadcast Engineer apprentice), as well as former apprentices Annie Chisambo (former Production apprentice) and Beth Dinnall (former Chartered Management Degree apprentice).Find out more about BBC apprenticeships on Twitter:@BBCAcademy@BBCapphub@BBCGetInYou can find out more about how the HomeServe Foundation could help you find an apprenticeship and check out Amazing Apprenticeships and UCAS for up to date information on current apprenticeship vacancies.

In the episode of our #BlackHistoryMonth podcast we dig into the archives to share a few stories from our 2015 Civil Rights Tour. We sat down with Norm Hill of the A. Phillip Randolph Institute, UAB Professor Horace Huntley, and nurse Louise Brown to talk about the struggle of workers to organize in the south. First, Norman Hill from the A. Phillip Randolph Institute explains how he met the iconic civil rights and labor leader and how it was working under the Civil Rights hero.Horace Huntley, Professor of History at the University of Alabama shares Birmingham's history of using convict mine workers that pitted black miners against white miners.Louise Brown, a nurse at the Medical University of South Carolina was one of twelve nurses fired for insubordination that sparked a four month strike.If you have any questions or comments feel free to email me Rick@thericksmithshow.comRemember to subscribe to our podcast so you never miss a minute.Want to help keep the show viable and on the air? Become a Patreon memberSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Redaktion und Moderation: Anja Höfer Mit neuen Büchern von Patricia Highsmith, Louise Brown, Maren Wurster und Peter Licht

Wie könnte ein guter Tod aussehen? Und was hilft Angehörigen und Freunden beim Abschied nehmen und Trauern am meisten? Die Trauerrednerin Louise Brown gibt darauf lebenskluge und berührende Antworten. Anja Höfer im Gespräch mit der Autorin Louise Brown. Diogenes Verlag, 256 Seiten, 22 Euro ISBN 978-3-257-07176-4

Welcome to Episode 2 of the International IVF Podcast and this is the first in our upcoming profile episodes where we speak to the greats of IVF, those amongst us who have been working in the field since the early days. Jacques Cohen is the CEO of the International IVF Initiative and has an extremely impressive CV. His postdoctoral studies (1982-1985) were performed at Cambridge University (UK) and Bourn Hall Clinic working under Prof Robert Edwards which is what we wanted to talk with him about in this episode. What we discussed: When Jacques first met Bob in the late 70's at a two conference in the Netherlands and the impact that Bob's closing lecture had on him, as it was unlike anything Jaques had ever heard before. He had been looking forward to it as he was 12 months into a Masters in ART. Jacques went and spoke to Bob then and described how despite his fame, he was still happy to talk to people. Jacques talked about meeting Bob some years later who remembered his time in the Netherlands fondly as he had returned back in the UK and received a call from Gene Purdy about Leslie Brown, the mother of Louise Brown the UK's first IVF baby, who had a positive pregnancy test. In 1982, Jacques applied for an embryology job, Simon Fishel had already been hired and Jacques talked about Jean Purdy and her role as a technician and her role was to make sure that the ‘Mad Science' was in an environment like an operating theatre. Bob came from an animal science background and wasn't used to sterile and organised laboratories. Jean Purdy was the person who helped to organise Bob and his practice. Jacques described what Lab life was like eg.how egg collection couldn't be timed like it is today. How they looked at LH's collecting samples several times a day. Bob was exhausted as the only embryologist, only being assisted by Simon Fishel and then after advertising in Nature magazine, Jacques and Carol Faheley were employed out of 200 applicants. Jacques also describes what the patient's experience was like in the early days - being inpatients, which added financial pressures to Bourn Hall. Husbands were also having to be nearby either in a hotel or a room in the village. All of the studies were way before Ultrasound became a science - they had to rely on estradiol and LH. Jacques talks about maternal serum - which was used in the procedure for Louise Brown's birth, also using donor serem. The consent procedure was mainly oral. How Porta Cabins were used for the treatment rooms and parts of the clinic, meant to be used for 6 months and were used for 5 years. Jacques described working with Bob and Jean when they were making culture media and what the process was like to witness, with all the checks and how much he learnt from it. He talks about how the different labs were organised. The daily meetings the team would have. Bob's work running journals as Editor and then his decision to leave and then setting up RBM online and how he went on to make a career out of editing, sharing knowledge and publishing and how ahead of his time with the whole concept of ‘online' information. Not only was he a pioneer in IVF, but he was also a visionary in his editing and publishing of major journals for 25 years. How Bob was consumed 365 days a year about publishing and sharing knowledge and was a big fan of the modern ways of sharing communication. Media production and how they have changed and its impact on success rates. SOCIALS: Twitter

Ocean: Atlantic Length: 42 days 2 hours 30 minutes From: Tenerife To: Antigua Year: 2021 Event: Roxy Expeditions Team: Rannoch Adventure Crew: 12 x mixed (6 x male / 6 x female) Age: 55 Get in touch: theoceanrowingclub@gmail.com Instagram: @theoceanrowingclub Directed, edited and hosted by Alex Mason.

The team discuss the social significance of fish and chips; Cass Howcroft from Little Big Steps and Deakin Melbourne Boomers' Louise Brown talk about their collab to help kids with cancer; bug enthusiast Simon Hinlkey chats about the Miomantis Caffra species of praying mantis; Bobby, Jas and Daniel get nostalgic over Hills Hoists; award-winning author Charlotte Wood talks about her new book The Luminous Solution; comedian Nat Harris is trying to wrap her head around gardening and The Matrix; and Bobby shares her coming out story. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, Bobby Macumber, and Jas Moore.Website: https://www.rrr.org.au/explore/programs/breakfasters/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Breakfasters3RRRFM/Twitter: https://twitter.com/breakfastersInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/breakfasters/?hl=en

Basketball. Every opportunity to play. What does it take? A trip to America, becoming a Mum and still Louise is unstoppable. We don't use that work often but when we do we mean it. Louise Brown is unstoppable. Welcome to The Women of Influence Podcast 100 Women in 100 Days. Join us in celebrating everyday incredible Australian Women all with a story to tell. Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/womenofinfluenceofficial/ Email us: katem@team.aceradio.com.au The Women of Influence Podcast is a celebration. Hosted by Kate Meade Produced by Sophie Jackson Australia is home to some remarkable women. They're raising foster families. Running cattle stations. Living inspirational lives. Yet, many of their tales of triumph are never profiled, never celebrated. So we're changing that… every week.. through our Women Of Influence Podcast. You'll fall in love with these women. This podcast is produced by ACE Radio. Find out more at www.aceradio.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kaela and Sarah talk about something a lot of infertile people try - acupuncture! They talk about the history, philosophy, and science behind the practice and share listener experiences, including a psychic moment with an acupuncturist.  They also share some rare facts about Louise Brown, the first "test tube baby" and talk about  their favorite Rom Coms!    Email questions, comments, and other mafia matters to infertilemafia@gmail.com Join the closed Facebook group(s): The Infertile Mafia The Infertile Mafia - Bosses & Babies Follow on Instagram: @infertilemafiapodcast

Know what you want to know!  Sarah & Kaela are talking about all kinds of questions to ask before doing IVF.  Including questions to ask your RE, questions to ask your partner, and even questions to ask yourself.  They also give a big shout out to the very first IVF baby, Louise Brown, as she celebrates her 40th birthday this week!  And finally, they share some of their irrational fears and phobias. Has anyone else found themselves in a bathroom covered in a mattress hiding from a tornado?   Article about Louise Brown, the first baby conceived via IVF in 1978: https://in.style.yahoo.com/louise-brown-40-years-ivf-084448252.html?guccounter=1   Email questions, comments, and other mafia matters to infertilemafia@gmail.com Join the closed Facebook group(s):  The Infertile Mafia The Infertile Mafia - Bosses & Babies Follow on Instagram: @infertilemafiapodcast

With Luke and John away, The Quietus Hour is taken over by Louise Brown talking to Rob Halford from Judas Priest about their upcoming tour and the announcement of Glenn Tipton semi-retiring from the band.