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In deze batch blikken we terug op een gezellige Wortgenootschap bij Cafe Jack's, kijken we vooruit naar Anniversary Festival van Kaapse Brouwers & MBCC en drinken we een paar lekkere bieren. Bier in het glas: Homeland - Aloha Bottle share: Firestone Walker - We Love LA Brouwerij Dompel - Galactic Porter (hier kun je zien welke brouwerijen nog meer een medaille hebben gewonnen: https://www.concourslyon.com/en/concours-international-lyon.html ) www.instagram.com/wortgenoten www.facebook.com/wortgenoten Luister naar ons via Spotify, Apple Podcast, PlayerFM, Google en Soundcloud Heb je vragen of opmerkingen? Stuur die dan naar wortgenoten@gmail.com

MURDERS IN THE FIRST DEGREEMEET THE AUTHOR Podcast: LIVE - Episode 182Originally aired LIVE Wednesday November 13 ,2024Featuring Authors JAMES CALLAN, KELLY MARSHALL & JINX SCHWARTZ.ABOUT JAMES: James R. Callan took a degree in English intent on writing. But when writing did not support a family, he returned to graduate school in mathematics. After graduate school, he worked at a research center for twelve years before he and his wife started a database company, which they ran for twenty-five years.After a successful career in mathematics and computer science, receiving grants from the National Science Foundation and NASA, and being listed in Who's Who in Computer Science and Two Thousand Notable Americans, (and all four of his kids graduated from college and self-supporting), James R. Callan turned to his first love—writing.ABOUT KELLY: I always thought I would communicate in the world as a writer. As a child I was a voracious reader and knew someday I would pen a great novel. Life sometimes takes left turns though, and I went to broadcasting school instead of a four-year college. I wanted to be the next Barbara Walters and make a million a year. That didn't happen, but I did spend thirty years having fun, spinning records, interviewing people, doing love song dedications. I had a ball until…The U.S. Congress passed The Telecommunications Act of 1996 allowing broadcast corporations to own multiple radio stations in one market. The gobbling began and soon behemoth broadcasting corporations ate up radio stations like locusts in a wheat field. And radio announcers like me were axed on bloody Fridays with surgical precision. I was working for a small radio station for chump change. Something had to give. I left radio, went to work for the US Federal Government, and in my private hours, began doing what I really loved. Writing.ABOUT JINX: USA TODAY BEST-SELLING AUTHOR, Jinx Schwartz is a ninth-generation Texan who lived and worked all over the planet before dropping from the corporate world to write and cruise. Living aboard a boat for many years in Mexico's Sea of Cortez inspired her Award-winning Hetta Coffey Series.Links to watch or listen to all episodes at:https://indiebooksource.com/podcast

14 June 2024 — BREWSTER, MA — On your marks, get set, swim! Last weekend, the Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition held its 25th annual "Against the Tide" Nickerson State Park, a swim race event where participants raise money for the organization's community programming. With informative speakers, music, and of course, swimming, dozens of people helped MBCC in its mission to spread awareness about preventing breast cancer.

Faculty from the 40th Annual Miami Breast Cancer Conference® feature updates in the treatment of patients across the breast cancer continuum.

Cheryl Osimo, Executive Director of the Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition talk with  Emmy Winner Charlotte Robinson host of OUTTAKE VOICES™ about the 25th anniversary of their premier fundraising event the Lesbians and Friends LGBTQ Dance Party For Prevention that takes place in person at Club Café in Boston on October 22nd from 6P to 9:30P and virtually via Zoom. This year they're honoring the event's founder Attorney Susan Wilson. Osimo stated, "Susan is a true humanitarian, scholar, visionary and friend to MBCC and all of those who have been touched by breast cancer. I don't know of anyone who excels beyond Susan in the spirit of service and leadership – she is truly a remarkable person." Funds raised from the Party for Prevention help support MBCC's education programs designed to provide our communities with vital health information on ways to reduce exposure to toxic chemicals in the products they use and in the environments in which they live, learn and work. MBCC is the only breast cancer non-profit working closely with a research and sister organization Silent Spring Institute to investigate preventable environmental causes of the disease. This work is funded through annual fundraising events like the upcoming Lesbians and Friends LGBTQ Dance Party For Prevention. The in-person Dance will be held at Boston's best LGBTQ venue Club Café with DJ Andrea spinning and there will also be a dance lesson from OUT to Dance's founder and director Liz Nania. We talked to Cheryl about what she hopes to accomplish with her work at MBCC and her spin on our LGBTQ issues.    Cheryl Osimo is a fierce LGBTQ ally and devoted breast cancer activist and advocate since 1991 when she was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 41. She has been a catalyst in raising public awareness of the possible environmental links to breast cancer. Her commitment to breast cancer prevention and awareness benefits women worldwide. Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition is the leading breast cancer organization dedicated to preventing the environmental causes of breast cancer through community education, research advocacy and changes to public policy. Tickets for the in-person Club Café 21 years or older event are $40 in advance and $45 at the door. Student tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door for 21 years or older with a student ID. Tickets for the virtual event are $20 via Zoom. For More Info… LISTEN: 600+ LGBTQ Chats @OUTTAKE VOICES

Message from MBCC Women on September 15, 2022

In this episode of Undivided Birmingham, Dr. Chris Crain interviews Mary Splawn, wife of Senior Pastor Wayne Splawn and Minister of Connections, at Mountain Brook Baptist Church.  Mary shares about her call to ministry at the age of 14 years old and the different events in her life that led Mary and her husband, Wayne, to Mountain Brook Baptist Church. Mary and Wayne began serving as youth ministers 14 years ago at MBBC. Wayne Splawn became senior pastor of MBCC in January of 2022. In her role as the pastor's wife and Minister of Connections, Mary works with women's ministries, oversees the gym facility, and produces a church podcast with a Bible reading plan for church members. In her podcast called the Bible Reading Podcast, Mary reads through the church's Bible reading plan each day to equip church members who are auditory learners as well as church members who are just extremely busy and a podcast fits well into their schedules. 

Vi börjar bland tentaperiod och MBCC innan vi pratar om hur det är att ha en ölsvacka. Hur gör man för att hitta tillbaka? Därefter blir vi tre när patreon Emil Carlsson-Heurlén är med och provar inte mindre än fem nya folköl från Lidls sortiment!

We are still at Mikkeller Beer Celebration Copenhagen 2022. In part 2 we have lots of fun talks with people from all over. Then Stefan and Martin sit down and do a little wrap-up of the festival and how we felt about this year. We had a lot of fun and Martin set some new records.  Interviews this episode: Eric Trinoskey - Recycled Brewing Joran van Ginderachter - Halfway Crooks Olly Bartlett - Stockholm Brewing

We went to Mikkeller Beer Celebration Copenhagen 2022. It's a hell of festival. While not as a large as past years, this year felt like a rebuilding after the issues of the past two years. Still, it felt like one of the premiere beer festivals of Europe. Martin and Mathias couldn't join so Stefan is assisted by friend of the pod Chantra. We get into lots of beers and lots of interviews. This is part one of two episodes from MBCC.  Interviews include: Peter øl - Oy brewing Charlie wood - Crossover Blendery Bob Slack - Pulpit Rock brewing Hannes Grubber - Nerdbrewing  

Vi börjar med att prata om ölprovning i Kalmar och om MBCC. Därefter en lek, öl eller godis? Vi drar också en vinnare i vår tävling där det går att vinna fyra folköl från Fermenterarna! Sedan pratar vi om något som brukar engagera ölfolk, nämligen uppköp av bryggerier. Vilka är för- och nackdelarna? Kommer vi att få se fler uppköp i framtiden? Dessutom provar vi två folköl!

Episode 156 : The Douche Is Back Nick welcomes The @pghbeerdouche (Mike) back to the pod! We start up this episode with talking about beer in the family. Mike turns around the Weekly Re-cap style and asks what I'm drinking! This launches a conversation on the local fare of the season with Marzen/Festbier/Oktoberfest style beers. Mike tells his story of Bolxtoberfest at Old Thunder. Mike got recognized for being the Douche while he was there. After Bloxtoberfest, they went to Inner Groove's Pumpkinfest. Nick re-caps his Sunday adventures before the Steeler game. At Four Points, Sara shared a story about how her mom found a beer recipe from 1924. (This recipe turned out to be a generic “how to brew beer” instead of an actual ingredient based beer.) As the recipe spawned a discussion about “dead beer styles” we obviously talk about Necromancer. This leads us to discuss Brave Noise again and we talk about some of the news of the week around MBCC and Mikkeller beer and their handling of the allegations of misconduct. As we continue the conversation around Brave Noise, we talk about women in craft beer. Mike talks about DG anniversary and our good friends at Bridge City Brinery. Mike has a bone to pick about the BCB pickles. The Douche issues a contest for the Bridge City Brinery food truck. If you order “the Douche” from the truck and finish it (Post it on instagram and tag @pghbeerdouche and @theweeklyrecap), he will get you a 4pk of craft beer! For the rest of the episode we talk about the biggest festival of the fall, @Fueledbyhops_ Drink The Cookie Table! In the close, we talk about Mondays Brewing's First Anniversary over Halloween weekend and talk about Fury closing their doors as of 10/31. Remember to use our code “theweeklyrecap” for 20% off at shop.fueledbyhops.com and cheers! Beers We Drank: Caligula - Dancing Gnome x Alberta's (DIPA - 8.0%) Festbier - Dancing Gnome (Festbier duhhhhh - 4.5%) Nobody's Robot - Dancing Gnome (Anniversary DIPA - 8.0%) Music: All The Way Up - Eddy freemusicarchive.org/music/eddy/2_D…th-CloudBounce

Vi pratar om en weekend i Köpenhamn, folkölsköp och några kommande festivaler. Sedan pratar vi om Mikkeller och MBCC där anklagelser om trakasserier avlöser varandra. Därefter provar vi samtliga fyra nya folköl från Fermenterarna och startar en tävling för våra patreons!

This week, Nick takes a trip over the Pennines to Manchester to catch up with owner of Windsor based bottle shop and taproom and winner of the SIBA Best Independent Craft Beer Retailer, A Hoppy Place.Recorded live on location at Alphabet Brewery, with a brief stop off at Track Brewing Co for a pint of Sonoma and to admire their floor, Nick and Dave discuss Inbetweenland, an article written by Dave to highlight why and how breweries need to support their local independent bottle shops due to the rise of breweries selling direct to consumers, how the pandemic is still affecting businesses like his and how breweries and bottle shops can work together more harmoniously.Over a couple of fantastic beers from Alphabet Brewery, as in any conversation down the pub, our discussion turned to the hot topic of the day: social media and sharing opinions online about craft beer, life and everything in between.This episode, recorded on location Saturday 9th October 2021, touches upon themes of respectfully considering others opinions and mediating conversations, even when we don't agree with what is being said.It seems like a timely topic given some of the online chat and debate that has been taking place recently surrounding MBCC (though this was recorded prior to the activity taking place this week).To find out more about A Hoppy Place and to read Dave's thoughts on all manner of things, check out their website https://ahoppyplace.co.uk/THIS WEEK'S EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY CRISP MALTSince 1870, Crisp Malt has been producing the finest malt at Great Ryburgh in Norfolk. With 5 maltings located in the best barley growing areas in the UK, they produce a wide range of malts and non-malted cereals in 25kg sacks for craft brewers and distillers all over the world.They still work one of the last remaining floor maltings in England and use it to make their pioneering heritage malts. They also craft roasted and crystal malts of unprecedented consistency on their vertical, all electric tower roasting plant, the only one of its kind in the UK. Check out their website for more information about their range of malts and also their educational blogs and webinars too.Visit crispmalt.com to find out moreFollow Hop Forward on Social MediaFacebook | Twitter | Instagram | LinkedInFind out what we can do for your brewery and businessHop over to www.hopforward.beer to discover more.

This special episode was recorded during the Male Breast Cancer Coalition's 2021 Road Trip! Carrie was joined by Cheri Ambrose, Co-founder of MBCC, Pat Washburn, Global Ambassador of MBCC and Tammy Porter, special co-host who lost her husband Mike to Male Breast Cancer. (See previous episode with Tammy.) Cheri and Pat stopped through Carrie's city to tour The CARE Project, Inc., do a Meet and Greet at Raincross Barbershop and stay at the historic Mission Inn Hotel. They share their personal reasons for working so hard to not only raise awareness but also support for male patients and their families. For more information, visit www.malebreastcancercoalition.org This episode sponsored by Raincross Barber Shop https://www.raincrossbarbershop.com#hwcarepodcast #malebreastcancer #breastcancerawareness #2021MBCCTour #breastcancer #breastnotchest #thecareprojectinc

While our minds think of Lancasters, bouncing bombs and night fighters when we think of Bomber Command in the Second World War, the early years of the bomber offensive were very different. For today's Hedge Hopping sortie, we visit the Michael Beetham Conservation Centre at the RAF Museum Cosford to meet the MBCC's manager Darren Priday to discuss the restoration of two of Bomber Command's early warbirds, the Handley-Page Hampden and the Vickers Wellington. To help us on the journey, we drag Chris Sams out of the Mary Rose to delve into his book Flying into the Storm: RAF Bombers at War 1939-1942 to give us a glimpse into those deadly early missions.   You can buy Chris' book through our very own Bookshop! 10% of every sale supports the podcast: https://uk.bookshop.org/a/6252/9781781556177 You can also support the podcast from just £3 a month via our Patreon. There are lots of great tiers and extras. Join us, we have gin! https://www.patreon.com/historyhack

In this episode, we tackle a heated debate. Is it science? Marketing? Race or culture? Carrie and Chris are joined by 3 widows who lost their husbands to breast cancer, as well as Dr. Gary Johnson, to offer his perspective. During a recent call hosted by the Male Breast Cancer Coalition, in which Knowles was a guest speaker, he expressed his strong opinion that male breast cancer should be referred to as male CHEST cancer. He claimed that this marketing angle was best to ease the embarrassment of diagnosis, especially in the Black community. An intense discussion ensued and is continued in this podcast with these MBCC members and male breast cancer advocates.#hwcarepodcast #breastnotchest #menhavebreaststoo #menshealth #sciencenotmarketing #malebreastcancercoalition #breastcancer

Kent Ian Paterson a producer at KUNM-FM in Albuquerque, New Mexico talks to Emmy Winner Charlotte Robinson host of OUTTAKE VOICES™ about her early years as a Progressive Rock DJ that kicked off her broadcasting career. Paterson contacted Robinson in August about a history he was compiling at KUNM to celebrate the station’s 54th anniversary. Once it was confirmed she was the same person that worked at KUNM back in the early 1970s the conversations began. When asked how she originally came to the University of New Mexico in 1969 and became involved with KUNM Robinson stated, “I went to UNM because they listed available courses in Radio & TV but when I got there I found out that those classes wouldn’t be offered for a few years. So I answered an ad on KUNM-FM looking for 'chicks to sharpen pencils'. When I applied they suggested I get my FCC license so I did. When I returned with my license they gave me a weekly shift on Thursdays from 1A to 3A. At the time UNM women had a 12 Midnight curfew and men did not. So the ACLU got involved and the curfew was lifted. I guess that was my first experience in the fight for equality.” It was the beginning of the Women’s Movement who adopted Charlotte as a role model because of the ACLU curfew resolve. Paterson added, “You and the other women who were at KUNM 50 years ago were trailblazers. Women became much more prominent at KUNM after the mid 1970s. The station's first female manager served from 1974 to 1976.” We then talked about how Robinson’s KUNM experience led her to her stellar career in broadcasting breaking the glass ceiling for women at WCVB-TV in Boston and then on to ABC, NBC and CBS TV Networks in New York, NY.  Charlotte Robinson launched OUTTAKE MEDIA LLC in 2007 and OUTTAKE VOICES™ in 2008 with over 500 podcast episodes that include Alan Ball, Ricky Martin, Senator Tammy Baldwin, Rep Barney Frank, Kyra Sedgwick, Kathleen Turner, John Waters, Dustin Lance Black, Tab Hunter, Sharon Gless, Loni Anderson and comedian Margaret Cho to name a few. Ms. Robinson was honored by the Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition with the 2018-2019 MBCC Appreciation Award for providing a voice for hundreds of LGBTQ+ organizations and allies including MBCC. Currently Charlotte has partnered with Nicole Conn Films Global and serves on the Board of Women in Film and Video New England. Kent Ian Paterson is an independent journalist who covers issues in the U.S./Mexico border region. He was a 2017 fellow in the Journalist in Aging Fellowship Program sponsored by the Gerontological Society of America and New America Media. For More Info: kunm.org LISTEN: 500+ LGBTQ Chats @OUTTAKE VOICES 

Cheryl Osimo, Executive Director of the Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition talks with Emmy Winner Charlotte Robinson host of OUTTAKE VOICES™ about the 23rd anniversary of their premier fundraising event the Lesbians and Friends LGBTQ Dance Party For Prevention that takes place virtually on October 24th from 7P to 9P via Zoom. This year MBCC will feature a special guest appearance and award presentation to long-time environmental activist, comedian and actress Lily Tomlin. The MBCC Environmental Activist Award will be presented to Ms. Tomlin in acknowledgment of her passion and work on many environmental issues. Osimo stated, “We are constantly inspired by trailblazers like Ms. Tomlin who have fearlessly and relentlessly paved the way of putting the greater good of our planet and families first. Including her in MBCC’s history of individuals dedicated to making a positive impact in the world is thrilling news.” The online event will also include laughs with guest comedian Karen Williams and dance lessons with OUT to Dance's Liz Nania where you can learn to dance the cha-cha, rhumba, salsa or merengue with no partner needed. DJ Shelly Cullen will be spinning the tunes throughout the virtual event with a Silent Auction that will run from October 17th through October 24th. MBCC is the only breast cancer non-profit working closely with a research and sister organization Silent Spring Institute to investigate preventable environmental causes of the disease. This work is funded through annual fundraising events like the upcoming virtual Lesbians and Friends LGBTQ Dance Party For Prevention. We talked to Cheryl about what she hopes to accomplish with her work at MBCC and her spin on our LGBTQ issues.  Cheryl Osimo is a fierce LGBTQ ally and devoted breast cancer activist and advocate since 1991 when she was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 41. She has been a catalyst in raising public awareness of the possible environmental links to breast cancer. Her commitment to breast cancer prevention and awareness benefits women worldwide. MBCC is currently working on crucial national health projects to address environmental causes of breast cancer including water testing and how PFAS enters groundwater from firefighting foams, wastewater and other pollution sources as well as their impacts on children’s health. The studies will also assess PFAS exposure on a range of health effects including immune response, kidney function, thyroid disease, liver disease, glycemic parameters, diabetes and neurobehavioral outcomes. Funds raised from the Lesbians and Friends LGBTQ Dance Party For Prevention will help support MBCC's community education programs and their local and national work toward breast cancer prevention. Tickets to attend the virtual event for adults are on a sliding scale of $15, $30, or $45 with tickets for students $10. For More Info & Tix: mbcc.org LISTEN: 500+ LGBTQ Chats @OUTTAKE VOICES 

This Podcast features Ritu Bhatia, Dr Pooja Ramakant, Dr Lopamudra Das Roy and Bret and Peggy Miller, who share their insights on "Reality check on preventing breast cancer and averting untimely deaths." They were keynote speakers for the Sustainable Development e-Talks (#SDGtalks) - a special series, co-hosted by CNS and Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Indore from World Health Day (7 April 2020) to World Environment Day (5 June 2020).Be welcome to listen on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, TuneIn, aCast, Podtail, BluBrry, and other podcast streaming platforms. Ritu Bhatia, senior journalist who specializes in medical and health journalism (and a breast cancer patient)Dr Pooja Ramakant, noted breast cancer surgeon and researcher; Additional Professor, Department of Endocrine Surgery, King George's Medical University (KGMU); Vice Dean of Innovations, KGMU; and former part of Editorial Board of Indian Association of Endocrine Surgeons (IAES); recipient of 2015 Fellowship of UICC (Union for International Cancer Control) in Geneva.Dr Lopamudra Das Roy, founded Breast Cancer Hub (BCH), has over 18 years of experience in research, training and mentoring UG and PhD candidates in the field of genetics and breast and pancreatic cancer. She has been a Research Professor, University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Her original research work on discovering the signaling pathway between breast cancer metastasis and arthritis, is attributed with numerous high impact factor publications and citations with global recognition from American Association of Cancer Research. She received the coveted Award of Excellence for Humanitarian service, at Male Breast Cancer Coalition Conference, 2019 Bret Miller and Peggy Miller from Male Breast Cancer Coalition (MBCC). When diagnosed with breast cancer at age 24, Bret promised his surgeon no man would ever feel alone when hearing the words, "You have breast cancer." Teaming up with others dedicated to end the stigma and feelings of abandonment associated with a male breast cancer diagnosis, Bret and his team members formed Male Breast Cancer Coalition in 2014. Breast cancer does not discriminate and we want everyone to know "Men Have Breasts Too", says MBCC team.They were in conversation with CNS Managing Editor and Executive Director Shobha Shukla, who is also the coordinator of Asia Pacific media network to end TB & tobacco, and prevent NCDs (APCAT Media). For more information, be welcome to visit www.bit.ly/sdgtalks ThanksCNS team

So it's our first official show, grab a stool and join us at the bar! We talk about some beer, we have a Griff beer review and Tony does some funny talking. Also, Griff jumps in on the show notes half way through! As stay-at-home orders grip the world, the fellas talk over what's going on in their lives, and reminisce about better times when they were allowed outside. Also, a one year late review of MBCC 2019, and Griff offers tips for beer festival attendees - which I'm sure are useful at this time....this time being whenever your are listening to this....which I don't know when it is. 

Memphis Breast Cancer Consortium Breast Cancer in our area What we can do to help others.About the Common Table Health Alliance: (CTHA) is a community-based, non-profit, regional health and healthcare improvement collaborative serving Memphis, Shelby County, and the MidSouth region.  The Memphis Breast Cancer Consortium (MBCC) is a Common Table Health Alliance (CTHA) community partnership whose purpose is to bring together organizations and individuals committed to the fight against breast cancer inequalities in Memphis and Shelby County.  In 2016, the AVON Breast Cancer Crusade provided seed funding to form the MBCC.  CTHA is the administrative home of the Memphis Breast Cancer Consortium.  We are engaging individuals, funding partners and policy makers to the following areas: Awareness, Access to Care, Patient Services, Community-facing Events, Treatment, Quality of Care, Data Sharing, and Quality Improvement. Learn more:   https://www.commontablehealth.org/ 

Cheryl Osimo Executive Director of the Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition talks with Emmy Winner Charlotte Robinson host of OUTTAKE VOICES™ about their 22nd premier annual fundraising event the "Lesbians and Friends LGBTQ Dance Party For Prevention" that takes place at The Inn at Brookline at 1200 Beacon Street in Brookline, Massachusetts on October 26th from 8P to 12P. This year MBCC is proud to be honoring Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey. Osimo stated, "Attorney General Healey has worked tirelessly for the citizens of Massachusetts across so many important issues. We admire all that she has accomplished and continues to work towards on behalf of her constituents and look forward to honoring her at this year’s event." AG Healey will not be present at the event but will be appearing in a special video presentation to be shown during the evening’s festivities. MBCC will also be recognizing longtime MBCC supporter Laura Diamond owner of Diamond Physical Therapy Associates and Moving Violations Motorcycle Club the oldest women’s motorcycle club in New England. In Massachusetts breast cancer incidence rates are 12% higher than the national average which estimates that 1 in 8 U.S. women will develop breast cancer in her lifetime. However the most commonly cited risk factors, genetic inheritance and lifestyle factors, are present in only 20-30% of breast cancer cases. This leaves 70-80% of cases unexplained. MBCC is the only breast cancer non-profit working closely with a research and sister organization Silent Spring Institute to investigate preventable environmental causes of the disease. This work is funded through annual fundraising events like the upcoming Lesbians & Friends Dance: A Party for Prevention. We talked to Cheryl about what she hopes to accomplish with her work at MBCC and her spin on our LGBTQ issues. Cheryl Osimo is a fierce LGBTQ ally and devoted breast cancer activist and advocate since 1991 when she was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 41. She has been a catalyst in raising public awareness of the possible environmental links to breast cancer. Her commitment to breast cancer prevention and awareness benefits women worldwide. The Lesbians and Friends LGBTQ Dance Party For Prevention features DJ Shelly Cullen, complimentary hors d’oeuvres, a cash bar and a silent auction with items donated from LGBTQ+ friendly businesses across New England. To kick off the event longtime supporter Liz Nania of Out to Dance will lead a free one-hour dance workshop for all interested participants from 7P to 8P. Tickets are $45 general and $20 for students online or on the day of the event $50 general and $25 for students at the door. Halloween Costumes are optional.For More Info & Tix: mbcc.org LISTEN: 500+ LGBTQ Chats @OUTTAKE VOICES

This Catch a Flight with Pauly is a special 2 parter. While in Copenhagen for MBCC with the best breweries in the world all in one place, we figured, "why not interview them?" Since it was a chaotic environment, we wanted to keep it short and simple for each brewer and primarily ask them 2 questions: 1) What beers have they been really digging at the festival and 2) What keeps them creative as a brewer in such a competitive market? We interviewed around 37 different brewers over 2 days, so broke this up into 2 parts.

Ölpodden has been to one of the most renowned beer festivals in the world, “Mikkeller Beer Celebration Copenhagen”. In this episode we meet both an old friend of CC's, Rich Burhouse from Magic Rock Brewing Co. and our new friends Jeff Bagby from Bagby Beer Co., Glenn Lewis, Kane Brewing Co. and Bryan Doty from Sour Cellars. Listen to what they have to say about both the festival and their own breweries! Enjoy!

Dzisiaj ostatnia część kopenhaskiej trylogii z beer talks, która będzie poświęcona piwnej (i nie tylko) Kopenhadze jako takiej, w oderwaniu (choć nie całkowitym) od MBCC. Jak się tam najlepiej dostać? Czego się spodziewać, co robić i za ile? Oraz oczywiście najważniejsze: GDZIE PIĆ (i jeść). Nie jest to poradnik kompletny, lecz subiektywny, stworzony przez pryzmat zaduszenie się w duńskiej stolicy. Lub nas: www.facebook.com/podcastbeertalksEmail: podcastbeertalks@gmail.com

W poprzednim odcinku wspomnieliśmy o drugim oprócz szkła festiwalowego polskim akcencie na MBCC, a było nim pojawienie się na piątej sesji festiwalu piwa Koreb Mocne. Jak to możliwe? Najpierw wymyśliliśmy żart, a potem przekształciliśmy go w eksperyment socjologiczny. Wnioski z niego sprowokowały nas do dyskusji na temat tego, jak renoma browaru (lub jej brak) wpływa na ocenę piwa, które pijemy. Wyszło śmieszno-smutno lub jak kto woli słodko-gorzko 😉 Ponownie, radiowa jakość odcinka została uzyskana dzięki uprzejmości Studenckiego Radia Żak Politechniki Łódzkiej, w którym mieliśmy okazję go nagrywać - wielkie dzięki! Lub nas: www.facebook.com/podcastbeertalksEmail: podcastbeertalks@gmail.com

Årets episode fra festivitasen i København. Vi snakket med en fleibede abekatt fra Hoof Hearted, Ehren Schmidt fra Mikkeller Baghaven og Henok fra Omnipollo. Kort intro, masse intervju.

W dzisiejszym odcinku relacja z jednego z najlepszych piwnych festiwali w Europie i na Świecie, czyli z Mikkeller Beer Celebration Copenhagen (MBCC) 2018. Nie będziemy ukrywać - kto nie był, niech żałuje i posłucha, żeby w przyszłym roku nie popełnić tego samego błędu. Ponadto między innymi: jak wyglada wolontariat na MBCC i jakie płyną z niego korzyści? Które browary i piwa wyrwały nas z butów, a które mocno rozczarowały? Wyrażamy też nasze zdanie na temat „rywalizacji” Tree House vs Monkish. Radiowa jakość odcinka została uzyskana dzięki uprzejmości Studenckiego Radia Żak Politechniki Łódzkiej, w którym mieliśmy okazję go nagrywać - wielkie dzięki! Lub nas: www.facebook.com/podcastbeertalksEmail: podcastbeertalks@gmail.com

17.4.23: Doubter/Realist/Faithful by MBCC

17.4.9: Save Us! Palm Sunday by MBCC

17.4.16: Easter Sunday '17 by MBCC

17.2.4: Dry Bones by MBCC

17.03.26: Walking Through Valleys by MBCC

17.03.12: God So Loved by MBCC

17.03.19: Living Water by MBCC

17.02.26: Transfiguration Love Letters | Lacey Hunter by MBCC

Dr Fedro Peccatori talks to ecancer at MBCC 15 about the patient’s autonomy, reproductive autonomy and the difficulty of sharing information between physicians. Ultimately, the physician and the patient need to make difficult decisions about how treatment will occur.

Dr Clifford Hudis talks to ecancer at MBCC 15 about triple negative breast cancer and the need to develop subtypes for this specific type of breast cancer in order to develop new targeted therapies. This is already being done with gene expression profiling and an example where it has been successful is with androgen receptors and treating with the prostate cancer drug bicalutamide.

Dr Alan Coates talks to ecancer at MBCC 15 about the various subtypes of breast cancer, such as luminal A, luminbal B, basal and HER , and prognostic test for each of these subtypes.

Dr Christiane Kuhl talks to ecancer at MBCC about how breast cancer MRI appears to be the most promising tool for screening, as opposed to mammography. MRI offers the highest sensitivity of all methods right now and also offers a view into tumour physiology.

Dr Danuta Lichosik talks to ecancer at MBCC 15 about the important role of the operating theatre nurse and the new technologies in the field. This multi-discipline role requires a large amount of training in a wide range of fields, including robotic surgery.

Dr Marci Colleoni talks to ecancer at MBCC 15 in Milan about the threshold for the inclusion of adjuvant chemotherapy in luminal breast cancer. Dr Colleoni discusses trials that will take place in order to determine an answer to this question as well as others regarding adjuvant treatment and recurrence.

Dr Andrea De Censi talks to ecancer at MBCC 15 about selective oestrogen receptor modulators (SERMS) and tamoxifen, as well as a number of phase III double blind trials. Dr De Censi discusses how there are very effective drugs for breast cancer prevention, but the medical community is still largely unaware of this.

Revelation 21.

Acts 1:1-11.

Mark 16:1-8. When a crucified Man comes out of the tomb, nothing can ever be the same again. Ever. A new day has dawned. A new reality has been established. An old system has been up-ended.

John 19. The glory of God is on fullest display at the cross of Christ.

Mark 1.

2 Chronicles 36, 2 Kings 21, 1 Kings 11, 1 Samuel 8. The people of God didn't want the Lord to be King over them. Instead, they chose human kings who led them into idolatry, injustice and exile. Tonight we trace this development in the Story of Scripture.

Exodus 19:1-8; 1 Peter 2:9-12. We begin looking into the story of Israel. Israel's calling/commission and ours.

Romans 1. Tonight we fast-forward to explore further the consequences of Genesis 3 for all of mankind.

Genesis 1

Genesis 3

Acts 17:1-7; Col. 2:11-15; Gal. 2:11-14

Jesus and the Gospel According to Paul Part 1

Part 3 of Jesus and The Gospel according to Paul. Sin and New Creation: Romans 6

The Gospel of Jesus as Lord and Christ - Romans 1:1-7.

Part 3 of God and Natural Disasters - Matthew 27.

Part 2 of God and Natural Disasters - Job 38.

Part 1 of God and Natural Disasters. Psalm 91

Andy identifies several myths of the Holy Spirit's person and work.

Acts 2

Luke 24, Acts 1

John 19

Mark 14:32-42

Mark 14

Luke 9:18-27

Luke 4

Miami Breast Cancer Conference Tumor Panel Discussion on Systemic Therapy of Metastatic Disease

Miami Breast Cancer Conference Tumor Panel: Monoclonal Antibodies in the Management of Early and Advanced Breast Cancer