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Recapping the match at the weekend vs Wolves, taking a look ahead at our next two matches against Prague and Southampton --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cityzens-fancast/support

We looked at the prices for Taylor Swift's show this weekend in Miami and the aftermarket prices are INSANE. But are you willing to pay this much for obstructed seats?!

Obstructed seating at Utah HC games, Senators trying to create offense 5-on-5, FanDuel and the Guardians rally for a crazy Game 3 win over the Yankees.

Red Sox pitching prospect Conor Steinbaugh chats with Jamie Gatlin on his first year in the system, participating in the Arizona Fall League and more.

TNA Daily hosts discuss reporting from a volunteer who spent days delivering food and water into some of the hardest hit areas of North Carolina reports on the devastation wrought by Hurricane Helene. He confirmed reports of government obstruction and sheds light on how Americans from all over the county are converging on this area ... The post Help For Hurricane Helene Victims Obstructed By Government Agencies appeared first on The New American.

This week your host discusses karma, cruising and a song he never wants to hear again.

New audio is no available featuring Pirates 2024 12th round pick, catcher Camden Janik. He talks about getting drafted to the Pirates organization, college ball and adjusting to professional baseball and more.

Red Sox first baseman Triston Casas met with the media in Worcester prior to his first rehab game. Casas talked about his injury, where he is at in the recovery process, the WooSox game he sat in the crowd, the trade deadline and more.

New Red Sox pitcher Quinn Priester met with the WooSox media just 24 hours following the trade from the Pirates. Priester talked about the trade, getting a fresh start, his pitching style and more.

Chris and Jamie interviewed new Red Sox 2024 7th round pick Will Turner the day Alex Cora agreed to a contract extension with Boston. Will talks about his draft process, being selected by the Red Sox, what current Sox' player he models his game after and more.

Red Sox pitching prospect Noah Dean joined the Obstructed View Baseball Podcast right after the Home Run Derby and All-Star Game. Dean talks about his '24 season, what his All-Star break plans are, him on and off the field and more.

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DISCLAMER >>>>>>    The Ditch Lab Coat podcast serves solely for general informational purposes and does not serve as a substitute for professional medical services such as medicine or nursing. It does not establish a doctor/patient relationship, and the use of information from the podcast or linked materials is at the user's own risk. The content does not aim to replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and users should promptly seek guidance from healthcare professionals for any medical conditions.   >>>>>> The expressed opinions belong solely to the hosts and guests, and they do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of the Hospitals, Clinics, Universities, or any other organization associated with the host or guests.       Disclosures: Ditch The Lab Coat podcast is produced by (Podkind.co) and is independent of Dr. Bonta's teaching and research roles at McMaster University, Temerty Faculty of Medicine and Queens University. Today, we're diving deep into the world of urology with a focus on bladder ruptures and kidney stones. Our special guest, Dr. Sri Sivalingam, a renowned endourologist from the Cleveland Clinic, will share his expertise on everything from the causes and prevention of kidney stones to advanced surgical techniques for their removal. We'll explore fascinating real-life cases, including traumatic bladder ruptures and the often excruciating journey of passing kidney stones. Dr. Sivalingam will debunk common myths, discuss the critical role of hydration, and highlight the importance of tailored dietary advice. We'll also delve into the intricacies of pain management and the innovative technologies that allow for minimally invasive treatments. Whether you're curious about the mechanics of a bladder rupture or the latest in kidney stone treatment, this episode promises to be both educational and engaging. So, sit back, relax, and get ready to ditch the lab coat as we journey through the captivating realm of urology. Don't forget to tune in next Wednesday for another riveting episode! For more information, visit Labcoat.fmTimestamps :04:38 Urology: mix of surgery and medical management.06:53 Urologists treat kidney and urinary tract issues.12:19 Guidelines for passing kidney stones and treatment.15:36 Patients need to understand urine production varies.19:23 Obstructed kidney pain is relieved through interventions.21:08 Medication used for BPH, kidney stones relief.25:50 Conflict between internists and surgeons in hospitals.27:28 Urologists handle varied cases, few urgent emergencies.30:39 Medical specialties sound exciting, but become routine.33:43 Bladder ruptures from trauma, alcohol, and impact.39:15 Tiny telescopes inserted to break down kidney stones.41:05 Med student describes laparoscopic abdominal surgery.44:47 Humorous comment on medical procedure for kidney stones.48:39 Analyzing urine for stone prevention; internet misinformation.53:12 Kidney stones, bladder issues, and advanced surgeries.56:04 Kidney stone retrieval and medical passion discussed.

Red Sox prospect Nick Yorke was promoted to Triple-A Worcester and he spoke with the WooSox media before his first game. Yorke talked about his promotion, his time with the Sea Dogs, approach at the plate and little more. For more content, head on over to Beyond the Monster website and subscribe for daily content on the Red Sox, MiLB and more.

Orioles and MLB's top baseball prospect Jackson Holliday met with media prior to the WooSox/Tides game. Holliday talked about playing at Polar Park, his time in the bigs this season, playing with the top prospects in the O's system, and training with Roman Anthony and more.

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WooSox skipper shares what it was like to tell lefty reliever Cam Booser he was being promoted to the Red Sox. Tracy pulls the curtain back a little and shares his perspective on Booser in his pregame media scrum from Polar Park.

WooSox right-hander Richard Fitts made his first start for in Triple-A on Friday April 6, 2024 at Polar Park. Fitts talks about his appearance, his opinions on his performance and drilling a WooSox pitcher with a snowball the day before.

Chris, Andrew and Jamie go over WooSox media day, review the weekend series win over Lehigh Valley and home opener preview and more.

Boots on the ground at Polar Park. 2004 Red Sox World Series champion Trot Nixon met with the media pregame and talked about the late Larry Lucchino and what he meant to the organization and the players. Nixon talked about Boston recognizing the '04 champs this coming season and more.

Joel and Fletch review round 1 of the season including the duck egg from the Panthers, dominance from the Dragons and Cowboys start of flying. 00:00 NRL Round 1 Review 00:15 The Issue with tipping Comps 01:25 Melbourne defeat Penrith 02:45 Issues for the Panthers 03:15 Izack Tago and contracts for other centres 07:00 ‘Obstructed' Soni Luke Try 07:40 Wayne Bennet on plans for this week 08:00 Dolphins have an aging pack 09:30 Dragons looked dominate over the Titans 10:20 Thoughts on Zac Lomax 11:20 Eels defeat the Bulldogs at home 11:45 Bulldogs lacking talent up front Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The chance for listeners to chime in with questions from an update on the ‘morning bone', websites we cannot do without, obstructed views at a concert and more in Ask Adam Anything with the one and only Adam Carter.

Alex Speier talks Sox' prospects, including his prediction for the 2024 MLB Draft and watching Red Sox pitching prospect Hunter Dobbins pitch this past season. Listen to the full Alex Speier episode here.

Boston Globe's Alex Speier joined the Obstructed View Red Sox Podcast and talked about the Red Sox "Slow Build" after hiring Chaim Bloom and Craig Breslow and finding comparisons to the build that led to the 2018 World Series championship. Listen to the full episode here.

Gio Reyna joins Nottingham Forrest on loan, Dortmund defeat Bochum before facing Heidenheim.

The guys are joined by former Red Sox minor league coach Fabian Castorena. Fabian talks about how he got into coaching, why it's important to teach young athletes, his time in the Red Sox organization and more.

Chris and Jamie are joined by Boston Globe's Red Sox beat writer Alex Speier. Alex talks about his journey into covering sports and the Red Sox. We talk the state of the farm, developing pitching and who are some names fans can watch moving forward and more.

Andrew and Chris were on hand covering former WooSox fan favorite Ryan Fitzgerald's "Farewell Fitzy" event at Polar Park. The club honored Fitzy one last time in front of season ticket holders in Worcester and he spoke with the media following the event. Fizty talked about how he found out he was taken by the Royals in the Rule 5 draft, where he was and who could be the next player to fill his shoes.

Jamie and Chris are joined by BetMGM's Lucy Burdge and talk about the Red Sox offseason, the lack of throttle, John Henry and Winter Weekend and talk Bill Belichick and more.

The guys chatted with Jomboy Media's Dalton Feely and he talks about how he started with the company and what it's like working for the media empire. Check out the full episode on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

Chris and Jamie are joined by Jomboy Media's Dalton Feely. The guys go over Shohei Ohtani's new $700 million deal, the deferred money and what it could mean to baseball, Yamamoto, Yankees, Mets, DBacks and more.

Chris and Andrew talk for about 30 minutes about the Rule 5 Draft and the players the Red Sox lost and drafted. The guys spend time giving their reactions to Ryan Fitzgerald, Shane Drohan and Ryan Fernandez leaving the organization.

Chris and Jamie talk about the Winter Meetings and Craig Breslow. Breslow talks about the need for pitching and we dig into options if the big free agents are signed. Who could the Red Sox acquire for the rotation? Alex Verdugo and more.

Chris Henrique and Jamie Gatlin are back co-hosting our No-Friendsgiving Episode, our other co-hosts were unavailable. The guys go over the Andrew Bailey introductory press conference, key quotes from his time with the media, Joe Jacques comments on the Bailey and Craig Breslow hirings and a quick look at three power bats that could help the Sox.

Yoshinobu Yamamoto has been posted and MLB teams can sign the prized free agent pitcher beginning on Tuesday 11/21, the Red Sox are expected to be heavily involved. We go over the Luis Urías trade to the Mariners, what did the Sox get in Isaiah Campbell. Shane Drohan left off the 40-man, was that the right move and Tyler Glasnow now will be traded.. but where and more.

An obscured view might be just the ticket for some Taylor Swift fans. Frontier Touring is releasing additional tickets to her Melbourne and Sydney shows, including partially-obstructed side view seats, starting from $80. Promoters Association President Brent Eccles says there might be some small thing that might restrict your view. But he says often it is just a precautionary note. "Part of the show might be obscured by details, maybe a small marquee or something- but you still get to see the full video presentation." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Obstructed View Red Sox Podcast is back with a brand new episode featuring Red Sox MiLB pitcher Dalton Rogers. The guys ask Rogers about his 2023 season, his favorite city he's played in to this point and what he plans to work on this offseason.

The guys are back and talk about the Red Sox GM search. Numerous candidates are bowing out, some interest from candidates and who might be the best fit?

The Obstructed View Red Sox Podcast is back with Chris Henrique and Andrew Parker chat with Portland Sea Dogs outfielder Tyler Dearden. The guys go over Dearden's 2023 season, his quick stop with the WooSox. Tyler goes over his offseason focus and more.

Every week during the offseason, we will look at different free agent targets for the Boston Red Sox. Phillies right-hander Aaron Nola will be a free agent this winter and could be one of the arms Boston lands in the offseason. Does Nola make sense for the Red Sox?

It was Black Monday on Jersey Street when the Red Sox announced the firings of pitching coach Dave Bush and third base coach Carlos Febles.

This is our first Obstructed View Red Sox Podcasts in a while. The guys are back and talk about the loss of Tim Wakefield and our thoughts and prayers continue to go out to his family, friends and Red Sox Nation. The Red Sox need a new leader of baseball operations and we chat about that and who we think might be getting the job. Boston needs to make a splash and Shohei Ohtani is rumored to the Sox.

A very special episode of Marooned on Mars, a backdoor pilot, as they say in the biz, of Obstructed Viewing with friends of the pod returning-guest champion Bill and Dauphin Josh debuting their new movie podcast (has anyone ever done a podcast about movies before?). The theme of the show today is sabotage and movies that feature it: The Train (John Frankenheimer, 1964) and Sorcerer (William Friedkin, 1977). If possible, you should watch these movies before listening, just so you know what the heck we're talking about. What is sabotage, who does it and why? Is terrorism sabotage by another name? What level of complicity does a saboteur need to have with the object or process that is the target of their sabotage? Why do people commit sabotage? How does sabotage relate to self-sabotage? Is it a negative or positive action? Is there a dialectics of sabotage? What is the good of sabotage in and of itself? What is the temporality of sabotage? But more importantly, how awesome are these movies, huh? Lots of stuff going on in them that's sabotage, and perhaps even more that's not sabotage! We talk about money, the national question, art, culture, modernity, economics, labor, politics, all the classic Marooned topics our listeners have grown accustomed to love and expect. With a special appearance by Slavoj Zizek. Follow Obstructed Viewing on your podcast app of preference! Marooned will be back sooner or later with more of whatever it is we do. Thanks for listening! Find Obstructed Viewing at obstructedviewpod.com, here, or wherever you get your p'casts! Email us at maroonedonmarspodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter @podcastonmars  Leave us a voicemail on the Anchor.fm app  Rate and review us on iTunes or wherever you listen to your podcasts!  Music by Spirit of Space --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/marooned-on-mars/message

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer discusses the release of a timeline of the Biden family's alleged influence-peddling schemes, recent interviews with two new FBI whistleblowers that corroborate previously made IRS whistleblowers allegations, and how the Department of Justice has tried to “obstruct” the committee's inquires. Comer comments that “every interview” that his committee has “tried to conduct on every major investigation of the Biden administration, whether it was trying to interview border agents, to try and interview FBI agents with respect to the obstructing the Biden investigation. Every step of the way, Merrick Garland and the Department of Justice has come in and obstructed. And then you go back to when we did a transcribed interview with the general counsel for the National Archives. He was told he couldn't answer specific questions. He was told that he couldn't post on the website wrongdoing by Joe Biden, but he could post everything in the world on the website about Donald Trump. I mean, examples continue to pile in, where this two-tiered system of justice is in full play and they're going after their political opponents, whether it be Donald Trump or myself, and they're turning a blind eye to the obvious corruption involved by the President's family.”See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Red Sox re-signed catcher Jorge Alfaro after he was released by the Rockies. He met with the media inside the Red Sox dugout and talked about how it feels to be back with Boston.

Brace yourself for a deep dive into the various categories of lung disease. Obstructed airways and restricted blood flow pose significant risks to your body. So, learn preventive measures to safeguard your respiratory health. From pneumonia to the disruption of pulmonary blood flow, we'll explore the different culprits that block the flow of air and blood! On this episode we discuss:Obstruction of the airways due to smoking, cancer, infectious diseases, etcObstruction of pulmonary blood flowObstruction of gas exchangeInterference with the inflation and deflation of lungs

In this week's episode from SCAI 2023, Dr. Aimee Armstrong of Nationwide Children's Hospital joins Dr. Pass in a live session from the annual scientific sessions of SCAI. Professor of Pediatrics at UC Davis, Dr. Frank Ing, reviews his experience with recanalization of central veins in a large pediatric cohort. Who is a candidate for this intervention? When are stents preferred vs. angioplasty alone? Should all patients having central lines removed be evaluated to prevent venous occlusion? What sort of radiation dose is associated with this intervention? Dr. Ing shares his deep knowledge in a live "Pediheart" session from Phoenix, Arizona on 5/19/23 at SCAI 2023. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jscai.2022.100547

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During the holiday break we throwback to one of the most delightfully disgusting episodes of all time. Brian would like to profusely apologize for this episode. Jeremie can not contain his excitement for this episode. We speak with the one, the only, Dr. John Love. The man who performed an autopsy on a Fatberg that was longer than the leaning tower of Pisa. Get ready to suppress your gag reflex while we talk all things sewer waste and the importance of not flushing stuff down the sh*tter that isn't meant to go down there... like a set of false teeth.