Podcast appearances and mentions of Mike Gaffney

Mike Gaffney, CEO of Cellphire Therapeutics, shares his thoughts with BioBoss host John Simboli about leadership in biopharma and how Cellphire is working to save lives by bringing novel hemostatic products to patients in need.

Subscribe for more and get our latest deals: https://go.cdmsuite.com/foqnfunnypodReady for an uproarious hour of comedy? Visit FOQN Funny for a side-splitting session with Aries Spears. As the headline act of Gotham Comedy Club, Aries entertains with masterful impersonations and unmatched wit. The MADtv star, renowned for his imitations of Robert DeNiro to Queen Latifah, shares the stage with Dean Obeidallah, Jackie Fabulous, Gary Vider, and Mike Gaffney. Dive into this hilarious adventure and laugh until your face hurts! Don't forget to subscribe to the FOQN Funny podcast - the epicenter of world-class comedy. Now, sit back, relax, and let the laughter take control! Love what you're hearing on FOQN Funny? Go a step further and become a member of FOQN Funny+. Enjoy exclusive perks and never-ending laughter. Join now at: https://plus.acast.com/s/foqn-funny. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the “GILTI Conscience” podcast, David Farhat, Nate Carden and Stefane Victor are joined by Mike Gaffney of Atlantic Global Risk to talk about tax insurance and its role in addressing uncertainty in tax laws. Mike describes the workings of tax insurance, including the length of a typical policy, particularly surrounding a deal, and explored ideas such as deciding what covered tax position to insure and how various jurisdictions come into play.The conversation takes listeners through the impact that evolving international tax law has had on tax insurance; what multinationals need to consider when exploring a policy; recognizing risk, particularly surrounding BEPS; and tax insurance in an M&A transaction.

Mike Gaffney has 30 years of experience in strategy development and execution, talent recruitment, business development, growth, and capital raising in health care and investing. In this episode, Gaffney shares the lessons he learned from in capital markets as both an investor and an executive. 

Mike Gaffney MLC for Mersey 

Mike Gaffney, Independent MLC for Mersey

Joe Conte from The Honeymooners Podcast Podcast fills in for Mike Gaffney this week. We talk about coming up in standup together, his first internet radio show, and classic TV shows. Subscribe to the podcast, rate and review. Subscribe to watch video at youtube.com/joefernandes

Mike Celona from Mike's Mic Podcast fills in for Mike Gaffney this week. We talk our weekend gig together, Tik Tok tragedies, and Mike's crazy grandpa. Subscribe to the podcast, rate and review. Subscribe to watch video at youtube.com/joefernandes

Cloud Security News this week 22 October 2021 Hope you have been enjoying your Cloud Security News this week and in our special third instalment for this week we bring you our best bits from Hashiconf Global 2021, conference held by Hashicorp. Hashicorp is a software company who provide open source tools and products - some of their popular products Vagrant, Terraform, Vault and boundary - You can view the conference and the talks here The opening keynote was delivered by their Co-Founders Mitchell Hashimoto, Armon Dadgar, and CEO Dave McJannet - with key themes around Zero Trust, Hybrid and MultiCloud - looking to make Zero Trust more accessible for users. Mitchell Hashimoto spoke about the challenges Developers face when deploying applications with Kubernetes and how Waypoint assists with this. They also spoke about the Hashicorp Cloud Platform (HCP) and the packer service which is now in public Beta, available free to use. Some of the features highlighted included remediation, enforcing security checks and maintaining images Shane Petrich from Target in his talk “Managing Target's Secrets Platform” spoke about how Target manages and maintains its enterprise deployment of HashiCorp Vault (Hashicorp's secret management and data protection product) -- everything from unattended builds, automated maintenance activities, and client onboardings. Identity and account access is one of the first things you set up in the cloud and Austin Burdine, Mike Saraf and Yates Spearman share how Red Ventures implemented a custom Terraform solution to automate access management, meeting the requirements of various compliance frameworks Last year Hashicorp announced Boundary, their secure remote access solution. This year at Hashiconf 2021, Susmitha Girumala and Mike Gaffney from HashiCorp showcased what is new in Boundary with a demo of key capabilities of identity-based access, integrated secrets management with Vault and dynamic host catalogs. Mark Guan and Ruoran Wang from Stripe's Service Networking Team spoke about their multi-region service networking tech stack built on Consul (Hashicorp's service networking solution), how it works across AWS accounts and regions, federated multi-region clusters and on Kubernetes. They also generously shared the challenges they faced. Episode Show Notes on Cloud Security Podcast Website. Podcast Twitter - Cloud Security Podcast (@CloudSecPod) Instagram - Cloud Security News If you want to watch videos of this LIVE STREAMED episode and past episodes, check out: - Cloud Security Podcast: - Cloud Security Academy:

Cloud Security News this week 22 October 2021 Hope you have been enjoying your Cloud Security News this week and in our special third instalment for this week we bring you our best bits from Hashiconf Global 2021, conference held by Hashicorp. Hashicorp is a software company who provide open source tools and products - some of their popular products Vagrant, Terraform, Vault and boundary - You can view the conference and the talks here The opening keynote was delivered by their Co-Founders Mitchell Hashimoto, Armon Dadgar, and CEO Dave McJannet - with key themes around Zero Trust, Hybrid and MultiCloud - looking to make Zero Trust more accessible for users. Mitchell Hashimoto spoke about the challenges Developers face when deploying applications with Kubernetes and how Waypoint assists with this. They also spoke about the Hashicorp Cloud Platform (HCP) and the packer service which is now in public Beta, available free to use. Some of the features highlighted included remediation, enforcing security checks and maintaining images Shane Petrich from Target in his talk “Managing Target's Secrets Platform” spoke about how Target manages and maintains its enterprise deployment of HashiCorp Vault (Hashicorp's secret management and data protection product) -- everything from unattended builds, automated maintenance activities, and client onboardings. Identity and account access is one of the first things you set up in the cloud and Austin Burdine, Mike Saraf and Yates Spearman share how Red Ventures implemented a custom Terraform solution to automate access management, meeting the requirements of various compliance frameworks Last year Hashicorp announced Boundary, their secure remote access solution. This year at Hashiconf 2021, Susmitha Girumala and Mike Gaffney from HashiCorp showcased what is new in Boundary with a demo of key capabilities of identity-based access, integrated secrets management with Vault and dynamic host catalogs. Mark Guan and Ruoran Wang from Stripe's Service Networking Team spoke about their multi-region service networking tech stack built on Consul (Hashicorp's service networking solution), how it works across AWS accounts and regions, federated multi-region clusters and on Kubernetes. They also generously shared the challenges they faced. Episode Show Notes on Cloud Security Podcast Website. Podcast Twitter - Cloud Security Podcast (@CloudSecPod) Instagram - Cloud Security News If you want to watch videos of this LIVE STREAMED episode and past episodes, check out: - Cloud Security Podcast: - Cloud Security Academy:

In today’s Patreon-fueled shout-out:Fall is here, and with it, more moderate temperatures. While your HVAC takes a break, now is the perfect time to prepare for the cooler months. Your local energy nonprofit, LEAP, wants you and yours to keep comfortable all year round! LEAP offers FREE home weatherization to income- and age-qualifying residents, so, if you’re age 60 or older, or have an annual household income of less than $74,950, you may qualify for a free energy assessment and home energy improvements such as insulation and air sealing. Sign up today to lower your energy bills, increase comfort, and reduce energy waste at home!On today’s show:A private vendor will be setting up a community vaccination center at the Big Lots in Seminole SquareVDOT’s hired a new engineer to run the Culpeper District that includes our communityPlanning is underway to replace a machine that helps with paper and cardboard recycling in Albemarle and CharlottesvilleCity Council votes to join a regional tax board and to give $50,000 to a community policing effortPandemic updateThe Virginia Department of Health reports 1,428 new cases of COVID-19 this morning. Last night, the head of the Blue Ridge Health District had the beginnings of good news to report to City Council. “We’re beginning to see a slight downturn in our current infection rate,” said Dr. Denise Bonds. “For the first time last week we did not have any triple-digit days with regards to cases. They were all below 100.”Dr. Bonds said most of the cases are the delta variant and there are currently no signs of any other new strain. There is currently no universal recommendation that vaccinated individuals get booster shots, but they are available for people who had the Pfizer vaccine and who are older than 65 or people with underlying medical conditions. “We do ask that you schedule an appointment so we have enough Pfizer on board but they are available everywhere that we are vaccinating,” Bonds said. Beginning next week, a new site at Big Lots location in Seminole Square in the location where the University of Virginia was providing vaccines. “This is actually a vendor-run vaccination clinic,” Bonds said. “It’s a contract that our central office at [the Virginia Department of Health] has with an emergency response organization called Ashbritt.” An official announcement will be forthcoming regarding the new community vaccination center. Later this month on October 14 and October 15, a Food and Drug Administration panel will review data regarding the possibility of boosters for Moderna and Johnson and Johnson vaccines. (meeting announcement)“This will be emergency use authorization again and it will still even if its approved on that date will have to go to the CDC advisory committee,” Dr Bonds said.Dr. Bonds said the FDA has tentatively scheduled a meeting for October 26 to consider use of the Pfizer vaccine in children under the age of 12. New VDOT leader for Charlottesville areaWhen the Charlottesville-Albemarle Metropolitan Planning Organization’s Policy Board next meets, there will be a new person representing the Virginia Department of Transportation. Sean Nelson will become the new district engineer for VDOT’s Culpeper District, which spans nine counties.“I am honored to return to Culpeper District as the district engineer and look forward to working with our talented teams and valued community partners,” Nelson is quoted in a September 30 press release. “I was born and raised in Louisa and am now raising my family there. I am proud to come home and am committed to making a difference in this region.”Nelson’s last post was as the maintenance engineer for VDOT’s Richmond District. In the new job, he will be in charge of “construction, maintenance and operations maintenance, project development and business functions of nearly 10,500 lane miles.” VDOT manages road construction projects in all of those counties, including six projects being designed and built under one contract in Albemarle County. However, Charlottesville manages its own construction projects and has been the recipient of multiple projects under Smart Scale. Last month, Council signaled it would likely forgo $3.25 million in VDOT funds for the first phase of the West Main Streetscape and $4 million for the second phase. Both required a match of local funding, funding which will now be transferred to a $75 million project to renovate Buford Middle School. This summer, the Commonwealth Transportation Board approved $10.8 million for the third phase of West Main Street, which requires no match. It is unclear if that phase will move ahead. All of the phases were designed as part of a $2.85 million planning study overseen by Rhodeside & Harwell. Construction on the Belmont Bridge finally got underway this summer after many years of planning. There are many other open VDOT projects in Charlottesville that have not gone to construction. Council round-upLast night, Charlottesville City Council voted 4-1 to join a regional board that would administer cigarette taxes generated in outlying counties. Until this year, only cities have been able to levy such a tax, which generated $641,494 for Charlottesville in fiscal year 2020. The city gets $0.55 a pack. Mayor Nikuyah Walker voted against the item partially out of a concern it would penalize people who are low-income. “I know we discuss it from a public health platform but most people are not going to stop smoking because there’s an increased tax on it,” Walker said. The tax board would be administered by the Thomas Jefferson Planning District. David Blount is deputy director.“And right now we have six counties that have so far agreed to establish this board,” Blount said. “We know of one additional county in our region and even one in our town that is showing some interest in participating.” Counties can not charge more than 40 cents a pack. Council also agreed to donate $50,000 to the B.U.C.K. Squad for their community policing efforts on a 3 to 2 vote. Councilor Michael Payne joined Mayor Walker in voting against the measure out of concerns raised by the Public Housing Association of Residents and the Charlottesville Redevelopment and Housing Authority. “The B.U.C.K. Squad program is something really important, that model,” Payne said. “But I would just want to have very clear lockstep assurance that CRHA and PHAR are all on the same page regarding in terms of what they’re doing and not being 100 percent assured of that I’m going to vote no for that reason hoping that partnership can evolve and become successful.”Council also voted to establish a ground lease for the Botanical Garden of the Piedmont to operate in a section of McIntire Park. The group will be responsible for raising the funds to construct improvements called for in their schematic plan. “It’s very important for the nonprofit to obtain a lease so that they can complete their fundraising efforts,” said City Manager Chip Boyles. “The city does not have any funds in the [capital improvement program] for this project and therefore this would not be a project that would go under construction under city management.” The vote was 5-0. Time for another shout-out from a Patreon supporter!WTJU 91.1 FM is a different sort of radio station. It's dedicated to sharing the transcendent experience of music while raising funds from listeners across the world. From October 4th through 10th, WTJU airs its annual Jazz Marathon. Tune in for a deep dive into everything from bebop to blues. WTJU's Volunteer DJs will play the spectrum jazz – from Billie Holiday to Canonball Adderly to Pharoah Sanders. Plus live, local jazz performances throughout the week.  Visit wtju.org to learn more!At the end of their meeting last night, Charlottesville City Council held another lengthy discussion about the termination of Police Chief RaShall Brackney. I may or may not make it back to that item in a future installment of the newsletter. In addition to the police chief, Charlottesville continues to have many high-profile vacancies.  The position for Director of Elections is being advertised through October 15, 2021. Other openings include the director of Parks and Recreation as well as the Director of Public Works. The person who most recently held the latter position is David Brown, who only worked for Charlottesville for a year. Brown was honored by the Rivanna Solid Waste Authority at their meeting on September 28. Here’s the chair, Mike Gaffney.“And what is that old saying? David, we hardly knew ye,” Gaffney said. RSWA seeks tonnage increaseLet’s stick with the Rivanna Authorities for a moment. The Rivanna Solid Waste Authority has been experiencing higher volumes of tonnage received at the Ivy Materials Utilization Center. Material is sorted before sent out to other landfills. As a result, the RSWA is asking the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality to increase the amount it can transfer each day to 450 tons, up from 300 tons. “We believe that by increasing our facility limit to 450 tons per day will not result in a great deal more traffic, but rather allow us to accept the few, large load, customers that are bringing us material from infrequent large projects (like the field turf replacement project or a UVA building demolition project that we’ve seen in the past couple of years,” reads the executive director’s report for the September meeting. RSWA Solid Waste Director Phil McKalips said that many times his agency does not know material is coming until it shows up. “We tend to find out about these projects when they come across the scale, so our ability to impact the planning of a project is usually far down the pipeline by the time we see it,” McKalips said.  McKalips said the RSWA has received a lot of waste material from the Southwood project in recent weeks. Recently an area where household waste had been discarded over the years was cleared and sent to the Ivy Materials Utilization Center. The increase would help on days when they exceed the 300 ton a day limit. “Whoever cleared the site mixed a lot of debris in with the soil so they had to bring it all out to us for disposal,” McKalips said. “We didn’t know that was coming ahead of time and all of a sudden we have 140 tons in a day to deal with.” McKalips said this material is not to be confused with areas that may have been contaminated with oil that leaked from storage tanks under trailers. That will be going through a separate process monitored by the DEQ.RSWA to conduct engineering study on new paper-sort facilityPlanning to reduce greenhouse gas emissions takes many forms. Albemarle County’s Climate Action Plan has a whole chapter on “sustainable materials management” which has multiple strategies to divert items from landfills. Strategy 5.1.3 is to “identify if there is a need to local additional paper/cardboard balers in Albemarle County.” That item is under review by the Rivanna Solid Waste Authority and McKalips gave a briefing.The RSWA operates a facility on Meade Avenue that sorts paper material brought to the Ivy Materials Utilization Center and the McIntire Recycling Center. “People put their recyclable materials in there and we take those back to the paper sort facility and we by and large bale all of those products,” McKalips said. “That allows us to save a lot of shipping costs in getting them to our vendors.”However, there are access issues with the site that have to be addressed. The property on which the facility is located on Meade Avenue is leased from Woolen Mills Self Storage but RSWA can only access it on property leased by Gerdau Metals Recycling. An access agreement has a 90-day termination clause and the bailing equipment is over 20 years old. “The thing has been well used and it’s getting near the end of its service life,” McKalips said. That’s prompted McKalips to see if there’s another option for the future. For instance, there’s not enough covered storage space to keep the material protected from rain and moisture that would make it unusable for recycling. The RSWA also collects paper material from other private collection sites such as at Kohl’s and Wal-Mart. That creates logistical issues with what to bale and when. “So this facility gets a lot of cardboard,” McKalips said. “That cardboard isn’t conducive to pushing that back into a trailer and pulling it out later so we leave it out front and then that’s one of the earliest products to get bailed. Having said that though, we have all [these] materials that need to be pulled back out, driven around the cardboard, and baled.”So with a future need, McKalips presented three options for the future. The first would renovate and expand on site and would have have a $2 million capital cost. The second would be to skip the local baling facility entirely and ship out to other entities. That would include no capital costs, but increase operating costs of $550,000 in the first year and $300,000 each year after. The third would be to build a new paper sort facility with two bailers.  “Obviously this is going to be the most expensive option,” McKalips said. “It was looking to be about $4.3 million in the feasibility study.” If the third option is pursued, McKalips said the next step is to work with Albemarle and Charlottesville to identify a potential site for the new location. They’ll need about three acres of land. Lance Stewart, Albemarle’s Director of Facilities and Environmental Services, said that he is hopeful to be able to work with city government to develop an approach to move forward with a new facility. “I think it’s a complex set of issues that hopefully we can come together on,” Stewart said. The presentation comes just as Albemarle and Charlottesville are about to start their budget cycle. The RSWA Board reached consensus to direct staff to move forward with the engineering study for a new facility. Thank you for reading! Please send on to someone else you think might be interested, and please let me know if you have any questions! This is a public episode. Get access to private episodes at communityengagement.substack.com/subscribe

Mike Gaffney, Independent MLC for Mersey

Mike Gaffney, Independent MLC for Mersey 

Mike O'loughlin speaks with Mike Gaffney, Independent MLC for Mersey.

Mike O'loughlin speaks with Mike Gaffney, Independent MLC for Mersey.

Mike O'loughlin speaks with Mike Gaffney, Independent MLC for Mersey.

Mike O'Loughlin speaks with Mike Gaffney, Independent MLC for Mersey.

Mike Gaffney was off this week, but sent in a Hot Corner Rant for us. We have our pal Mike Celona fill in to talk about his new album release, comedy, and fast food. Watch the video at Youtube.com/joefernandes Please help us by rating the show and telling friends about us. Thanks!

Aaron Stevens speaks with Mike Gaffney, Independent MLC for Mersey.

Aaron Stevens speaks with Mike Gaffney, Independent MLC for Mersey.

Aaron Stevens speaks with Mike Gaffney, Independent MLC for Mersey.

Aaron Stevens speaks with Mike Gaffney, Independent MLC for Mersey.

Aaron Stevens speaks with Mike Gaffney, Independent MLC for Mersey.

Aaron Stevens speaks with Mike Gaffney, Independent MLC for Mersey.

Aaron Stevens speaks to Mike Gaffney, Independent MLC for Mersey.

Aaron Stevens speaks with Mike Gaffney, Independent MLC for Mersey.

Aaron Stevens speaks with Mike Gaffney, Independent MLC for Mersey.

Aaron Stevens speaks with Mike Gaffney, Independent MLC for Mersey.

Aaron Stevens speaks with Mike Gaffney, Independent MLC for Mersey.

Aaron Stevens speaks with Mike Gaffney, Independent MLC for Mersey.

Bret and Intern join for the Saturday Live Show 6:40 Chris Matheson the "dope ass rapper". With call-up https://tbdailynews.com/self-describe... 34:10 Providence city councillor Katherine Kerwin https://tbdailynews.com/body-cam-foot... 52:13 Lorrayna Calle in Zoom court https://tbdailynews.com/lorrayna-call... 1:11:40 Mike Gaffney & Kate Peter team up. Staci calls in. https://tbdailynews.com/mike-gaffney-... 2:09:20 - The freestyle 2:14:20 - Ask Turtleboy - Staci, The Bruins, people who left MR, sportsball, presidential race, Josh Hawley, Kristi Noem, bike rally, The Callaghan Podcast, Dave Cullinane,

Just (another) a good ‘ole Jersey boy, Mike comes out of his house and hits the park to talk to us about raising kids as a single dad, and how they hate being dragged into his act, growing up “Jersey” and of course we busted some serious balls.   Mike is one of the best guys, and funniest comedians working today.  Top to bottom there is a good chance you will break a rib.   When he rolls through your town, make sure to see him.  Connect with mike at www.mikegaffneylive.com   or on Instagram @mikegaffneynow See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Aaron Stevens speaks with Mike Gaffney, Independent MLC for Mersey.

Aaron Stevens speaks with Mike Gaffney, Independent MLC for Mersey.

Aaron Stevens speaks with Mike Gaffney, Independent member of the Tasmanian Legislative Council.

On this episode we are joined by LIU Coach Mike Gaffney, former 6th round pick Craig Cooper, and our resident Baseball Insider Michael Spiciarich to discuss the the upcoming shortened 2020 MLB Draft. Due to COVID19 outbreak MLB had to dramatically adjust the draft process and we wanted to break it down and discuss the possible effects it has on baseball moving forward.

Recorded on May 22nd, 2019. You are in luck today because Mike Gaffney is joining us to share a few songs. When we asked around about who we should have on the show, we were told we need to have the wizard. So here he is! Mike is playing “Cinnamon Eyes”, “Potassium Creek”, “End Of The Road” We are playing “No Reason Why” and “Plenty of Nothing.” Hosted by Brian Moyer and Lex Headley.

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The Bruins beat the Leafs. Again. Bernie Sanders wants to let the Boston Marathon terrorist vote and now the rest of the democrats do too because they're all too scared of his supporters to go against him. Also, feminists are accusing innocent guys at Emerson College of being rapists, proving once again that the mobs who went after Kavanaugh will continue to use these tactics because it's been legitimized now. And finally, Mike Gaffney created a new website about Turtleboy and it's the most crazy thing he's done to date.

One of the many ways that our detractors have used to try to silence us have been frivolous lawsuits. We've never lost, or even had any lawsuit go to trial, but by my calculation we've been sued six times. These lawsuits are nothing more than a backhanded attempt to silence free speech that people featured in our blogs do not like. The worst of course was Mike Gaffney and his mistress. Relive it all in this podcast if you're unfamiliar with it.

Mike Gaffney is on the road so we have comedian KP Burke filling in for him this week. We have an update on Joe's therapy search. We talking to the gym, KPs podcast American Loser, and the term Cooping. Check it out! Subscribe with the Laughable App, iHeart Radio App or iTunes! Rate and review on iTunes for us. Thanks!

We're on-location this week at The Stress Factory with Vinnie Brand and Mike Gaffney.

In recent years, more and more parents and youth workers have become legitimately concerned about what happens to their high school graduates once they head off to college. Among the many challenges students face is the diminishing of Christian faith. It seems that what they once embraced, is weakened and at times forgotten. Mike Gaffney discusses with us how we can encourage and support faith development so that it stands firm during the university years. Walt and Jason start the podcast off with a discussion about New Year's resolutions and youth culture trends related to the rise in STDs, parental media use, the "backpack challenge," virgins, and dating.

In this episode, Jordon sits down with comedian Joe Fernandes, who is still reeling after the death of his father earlier this year, at the age of 65. We talk about how important it is to have people in your life you can talk to about it, as well as the double edged sword to working on material about the loss to an audience. Follow Joe on Twitter @JoeFernandes75 Listen to his podcast, "Now What" with Mike Gaffney here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/now-what-podcast/id911381495?mt=2

Comedian Mike Gaffney is a bit of an anomaly—a guy who got his start doing recovery-oriented comedy and has been able to build a solid career from there. Sober since 1983, Gaffney was a semi-finalist on Last Comic Standing (not to mention the guy who made judge Wanda Sykes cackle—no easy feat—and was featured in all the promos for the show). Though he'd been cracking people up since he was a kid, he didn't decide he wanted to pursue comedy until 2002; since then has appeared on The Artie Lange Show, Gotham Comedy Live and 30 Rock. He also performs all over the country and (like all of us) has his own podcast. In this episode, he and AfterParty's Anna David talked about his mom coming and yelling at his former drug dealers, why speakers in meetings always tend to look at him when they talk and how he might have won Last Comic if he'd managed to stay in the moment, among many other topics.

Academy Award winning Brief Encounter, directed by Edwin Suh. Starring Izzy Nuttal, Mike Gaffney, Steve Barash and Katie Gill. Also now showing on Broadway!

Joss Whedon's Jaynestown adapted and directed for radio by Charles Giardina. This piece is the third Mr|Tots installment of Firefly, featuring a whole new cast! Starring Dave Malinsky, Mike Gaffney, Izzy Nuttal, Cynthia Wang, Edwin Suh, Porter Westling, Rachel Goodgal, Steven Barash, Noah Mease and Stefan Claypool, with dubious vocal by Charles Giardina.