Podcast appearances and mentions of michael langan

This week on The Whiskey Trip Podcast, Big Chief traveled West to Houston, Texas to visit Yellow Rose Distilling and their Head Distiller, Michael Langan. Yellow Rose is known for their Outlaw Bourbon that has a 100 % Yellow Dent Corn Mash bill. The whiskey has changed a lot in the past 5 years since the big man first tasted it. It's gained that outlaw spice that he was looking for with its name. In the first half, Big Chief and Michael start with a sample of their Outlaw Bourbon that is still a few years from being released.  At two years and barrel strength, it surprised Big Chief. In the second half Michael treats Big Chief to a special pour from a Crowded Barrel blend for The Texas Whiskey Festival that includes their Outlaw Bourbon. This blend was made up of 3.5 yr. Old Bourbon from San Luis spirits, 2 yr. old Bourbon from Shire Distilling and 4 yr. old Bourbon from Yellow Rose Distilling. At 116.1 proof this is a big, bold, beautiful Texas whiskey. This ride on The Whiskey Trip shows how a distillery can change over time and also how their whiskey can come of age. Go back and re-visit those distilleries that weren't quite ready for your palate in the past. Cheers!

Welcome to an all new episode of Bourbons & B-Sides. On this episode we sit down with Michael Langan, the master distiller of Yellow Rose distillery. He's picked a small batch whiskey for us to try that's true to it's name by breaking all the traditional laws, Yellow Rose Outlaw Bourbon and we're spinning the 1975 album Dreaming My Dreams by the pioneer of the outlaw movement in country music himself Waylon Jennings. So, grab a glass and join us as we enjoy some Texas whiskey with the folks at Yellow Rose Distillery in our hometown... HOUSTON, TX.

Featuring... Michael Langan - Gay writer originally from the U.K. now living in Lisbon with his partner chats to us about representation of LGBTQ themes in literature. Michael is part of a scheme by TLC (The Literary Council) which offers free reading and feedback of works by LGBTQ authors during Pride month, an initiative which is back for Pride Month 2020. LGBTQ works are selected and reviewed by established LGBTQ writers like Michael.

COVID-19 Update with Dr. Michael Langan, top physician and internist in Central Ohio The post The CASH Podcast #11-Covid-19 Update & Re-Launch of Libertas Wealth Podcast appeared first on Libertas Wealth Management Group, Inc.

Covid -19 Update with Dr Michael Langan, top physician and internist in Central Ohio

Host Dr. Kernan Manion talks with Dr. Michael Langan, an internist / geriatrician formerly with Mass General Hospital and now a consultant, researcher and author of the blog DisruptedPhysician.com. Michael has intensively studied the PHP (physician health program) movement and its state programs' use of highly questionable drug testing in assessing physicians referred for the presence of substance abuse related impairment. He reveals that one or more of the urine tests routinely used by PHPs are known to produce false positive results. Further, use of these tests in a forensic environment was strongly advised against by SAMHSA, the US Substance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration, specifically because such alcohol biomarker tests were known to have a very problematic incidence of false positivity (due to high sensitivity but low specificity). Worse, these test results were then being used to mandate compliance with PHP's “recommendation” to the medical board (MLB) that the physician immediately cease practice and go to a PHP-network facility out-of-state at exorbitant cost under threat of loss of license and public humiliation. And these tests were never designed as an assessment of “impairment” or “substance dependence,” and yet this is what the PHP is portraying to the MLB and to the rights-deprived physician and his/her counsel. Worse, once accused, due to a complete absence of due process, the physician is deprived of any recourse to contest. (Due to the length of the interview and its importance, the podcast was divided into two separate podcasts. This is Part 1.) If you're a physician, physician's counsel or simply interested in a deeper exploration of the specifics of the ill-advised use of such tests, the harms that may ensue and potential approaches to confronting this wrongdoing, be sure to visit [https://www.physicianrights.net/drugtestwebinar] to be notified of our upcoming free live webinar specifically devoted to more deeply understanding these harmful practices and what you can do to defend your rights. We'll send you the Zoom webinar and Facebook Live logistics as soon as they're finalized. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kernan-manion/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kernan-manion/support

In Part 2 of Questionable Drug Testing, host Dr. Kernan Manion continues an amazing conversation with Dr. Michael Langan, author of the blog DisruptedPhysician.com. Michael has intensively studied the PHP (physician health program) movement and its 47 state programs' use of inappropriate alcohol biomarker drug testing in assessing physicians referred for the question of substance abuse-related occupational impairment. The EtG urine test as well as others routinely used by PHPs are known to produce false positive results. Use of these tests in such a forensic environment was strongly advised against by SAMHSA, the US Substance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration, specifically because such alcohol biomarker tests were KNOWN to have a very problematic incidence of false positivity. However, these test results are still routinely being used to mandate compliance with PHP's incontestable diagnosis of definitive alcohol abuse and its “recommendation” to the medical board (MLB) that the physician immediately cease practice and go to a PHP-network facility out-of-state at exorbitant cost under threat of loss of license and public humiliation. These tests were never intended to answer the question of “occupational impairment” or even to establish a diagnosis of “substance dependence,” and yet PHPs portray as much to the MLB and to the rights-deprived physician and his/her counsel who naively accept this as established scientific proof. The physician is deprived of any recourse to contest. As presented, there would be little doubt that such a knowingly wrongful process is equivalent to fraudulent diagnosis. The consequences for the wrongfully charged physician are dire. (Due to the length of the original interview and its immense importance, the podcast was divided into two separate podcasts. This is Part 2.) If you're a physician, physician's counsel or simply interested in a deeper exploration of the specifics of the ill-advised use of such tests, the harms that may ensue and potential approaches to confronting this wrongdoing, be sure to visit [https://www.physicianrights.net/drugtestwebinar] to be notified of our upcoming free live webinar specifically devoted to more deeply understanding these harmful practices and what you can do to defend your rights. We'll send you the Zoom webinar and Facebook Live logistics as soon as they're finalized. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kernan-manion/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kernan-manion/support

Excited to give you a heads up about an upcoming podcast on Physician Interrupted. Confronting Questionable Drug Testing in PHPs. Very pleased to have as my guest expert Dr. Michael Langan who's extensively studied the use of highly suspect alcohol biomarkers in PHPs. What he reveals is that not only are there very serious questions about the appropriateness of these tests for PHP intake screening purposes, their false positive rate may be wrongfully sending physicians to costly in-network evaluation and treatment centers. Worse, it appears the PHPs and the medical boards know these tests are both known to produce false positives and their use has in fact repeatedly been strongly advised against by at least one federal health agency. Dr. Langan suggests that what we're really looking at is a massive scheme of intentionally fraudulent diagnosis. This will be one you don't want to miss. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kernan-manion/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kernan-manion/support

Michael Langan is an accomplished editor and writing coach who intimately knows the ins and outs of the publishing industry. He's an author himself, and helps other writers elevate their creative writing and critical reading skills.   He's also an avid student of the literary movement – studying Cultural History for over 2 decades, holding a phD in Creative Writing, and teaching English Literature at Greenwich University, London.   Other than focusing on his own writing career and helping his coaching clients, Michael also works as the Arts Editor at a popular LGBTQ magazine in London – interviewing acclaimed novelists such as Edmund White and Tom Spanbauer.   In this episode Michael reveals how to use the editing process to improve your writing, as well as how he navigates the tumultuous world of publishing.   Episode Highlights   A deep-dive into the tumultuous rollercoaster of the publishing industry How Michael's found agents to represent his work His advice for promoting yourself as a freelance editor How Michael pushes through tough writing challenges His advice for dealing with rejection when you're pitching your book to publishers The biggest differences between e-publishing, self-publishing, and traditional publishing How to prepare yourself for the intense editing process after you've written your book His method for breaking down huge projects and setting realistic writing milestones Why it's critical for editors to balance tough love and empathy when working with writers How to break through writers block when you're struggling to write Why it's critical that an editor learn to balance tough love and empathy

Author Brian Christian talks about "Algorithms to Live By", and computing writ large, with Michael and Dave. [Cover photo by Michael Langan courtesy of Brian Christian]

It's the longest episode since our relaunch, and for good reason! This week on CHIKARA in 15: I run down the results from Reading and the Wrestle Factory; I talk about the upcoming season, including the first three shows already announced; I announce the news for the season finale, as well as a reminder about the upcoming Toys For Tots donation drive; I go over the final standings of #COTI15, and talk about the Dasher's Dugout situation while revealing what appears to be the finals set for the season finale; I run down the standings for the Grand Championship and Campeonatos de Parejas; I reveal the winner of this week's #CHIKaption Competition; In this week's feature, I begin to recap the events of Season 15 (thanks again to Rave of the 101 Forums); And, in CHIKARA in the Media, I briefly talk about photos from Reid Harris Cooper and Michael Langan from this past weekend, the CHIKARA History Project, and the CHIKARA Special on WordPress and Tumblr. Thanks for listening! Be sure to subscribe on iTunes and Stitcher, give us a like and follow on Facebook and Twitter, and let us know what you think! By the way, big shout out to my friends at the Wrestling Mayhem Show for, uh, "chiming in" during the NPWD announcement. CHIKARA in the Media: Reid Harris Cooper and Michael Langan's photos can be found on Twitter (here and here) and the #IAMCHIKARA Facebook group! The CHIKARA History Project The CHIKARA Special on WordPress and Tumblr

Our debut!  Stories by Luanne Sims, Jim Breslin, Michael Langan, and James Bradford.  Vote for your favorite story at www.oneminutestoryslam.com

Join Monica Richardson as she interviews Doctor Michael Langan, who knows first hand what is going on in his field. This will make your head spin! AA is embedded with our research, our medicine and forcing Doctors to join their 1935 religious cult for behavior issues around alochol.  WOW in 2014. Even I'm shocked by this one.

Join Monica Richardson as she interviews Doctor Michael Langan, who knows first hand what is going on in his field. This will make your head spin! AA is embedded with our research, our medicine and forcing Doctors to join their 1935 religious cult for behavior issues around alochol.  WOW in 2014. Even I'm shocked by this one.

The School of Web Design & New Media Presents Michael Langan, Experimental Filmmaker

"Dahlia" is the result of a controlled chaotic filmmaking approach created by artist Michael Langan.

Michael Langan grew up in Montgomery, Alabama, where he began his artistic career as a professional stage actor. He returned to his New England birthplace in 2003 to attend the animation program at Rhode Island School of Design, completing Doxology as his thesis film. Doxology has since won 12 awards and screened at over 50 film festivals worldwide including the Ottawa International Animation Festival, Crossroads Film Festival, ASIFA-East Animation Festival, and the Animation Block Party. Michael is currently the director of video and animation at Upper Playground in San Francisco, where he has directed over 400 short promotional films and documentaries. He continues to produce experimental animations independently. His latest film titled Dahlia is a fast paced, visually and musically charged live action animation that debuted at Slamdance.