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Apologies for audio issues - it turns out that we missed ~20 seconds of Anne, but all the key content from the daf is here || If you do teshuvah every day, you'll always be ready to meet your Maker. The value of this approach is illustrated by a parable of servants invited to a feast by the king. The Gemara offers a couple of different ways of ending the parable. Plus: Last chapter of Masekhet Shabbat! Carrying money into Shabbat... An important discussion of why asking a non-Jew to carry money is acceptable, even in the context of asking for melakhah to be done on a Jew's behalf, which is, of course, prohibited.

Mafia II: Definitive Edition, Huntdown, Wonderful 101, HGTV House Flipper DLC, Tony Hawk, Twitch safety council, Area F2, JRE on Spotify, and more on Fallout 76, COD, and Cloudpunk! Plus Last of Us II themed PS4 Pro, Matt’s insurance con, Apple VR, Nintendo online appeal, PS5 storage, and more amazing gaming news.

Trump administration moves to shore up oil industry amid crashing oil prices; Coronavirus shutdown clears Italy's air; China's shutdown cuts emissions by a quarter; PLUS: Last men standing --- remaining Democratic Presidential candidates duke it out over climate action... All that and more in today's Green News Report!

This week we ask is 80's nostalgia over? are the big cons like E3 and SDCC going away? AND Movie Collections - how many times can we buy the same damn movie?PLUS Last issue of The Walking Dead This episode is sponsored by Deadly Grounds Coffee "Its good to get a little Deadly" https://deadlygroundscoffee.comConnecticut's #1 COMIC CON at MOHEGAN SUN EXPO CENTER on AUGUST 9-11, 2019 https://www.terrificon.com/Alex Hoey https://twitter.com/purealexhoey https://www.instagram.com/purealex_hoey/ https://www.patreon.com/alexhoeyAshes and Patrick Throwdown Thursday Twitter/IG- @PatrickRahall, @missvonnitemare Twitter- @tdthursdaypod IG- @ThrowdownThursdayPodcastFind out more at https://dorks-r-us.pinecast.coSend us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/dorks-r-us/dfb75f53-ed31-41ac-917b-2d909733cf91This podcast is powered by Pinecast. Try Pinecast for free, forever, no credit card required. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-fa1962 for 40% off for 4 months, and support Dorks The Podcast.

SHR # 2173 :: The Vampire Approach to Longevity plus Practical Strategies to Improve Health-span plus Deuterium Depletion and Cancer :: Adel Moussa - Dr. T. Que Collins - Transfusing blood from young rodents to old rodents seems to have the ability to make the old rodents young again. What hope does this hold for human anti-aging? PLUS What 4 or 5 things does the literature show that can really have a positive impact on healthy aging and health-span? PLUS Last week's discussion of water consumption and its role in diseases leads us to the discussion of deuterium depletion to treat cancer, type 2 diabetes and its effects on performance. ::

SHR # 2173 :: The Vampire Approach to Longevity plus Practical Strategies to Improve Health-span plus Deuterium Depletion and Cancer :: Adel Moussa - Dr. T. Que Collins - Transfusing blood from young rodents to old rodents seems to have the ability to make the old rodents young again. What hope does this hold for human anti-aging? PLUS What 4 or 5 things does the literature show that can really have a positive impact on healthy aging and health-span? PLUS Last week's discussion of water consumption and its role in diseases leads us to the discussion of deuterium depletion to treat cancer, type 2 diabetes and its effects on performance. ::

The mass shooting at that high school in Parkland, Florida is still in the news, because of the brilliant political work being done by the students who survived. George Zornick analyzes the big picture: the decline of the gun industry, the growth in popular support for an assault weapons ban, and campaigns to shame companies that support the NRA and haven't divested from gun manufacturers. Plus: Last week the supreme court heard a case that could cripple public-sector unions, some of the last strong unions in America. Jane McAlevey talks about Janus v. AFSCME and what the unions need to do to recover the ground they have lost.

Adoptable Penny is now on Instagram! Louise is a wiggle worm cutie, up for adoption at Friends of the Animals Baton Rouge. Louise gives us a reason to highlight "cropped" dogs and the #AdoptTheCropped movement. Peanut is a distinguished gentleman Chihuahua who is ready to make someone happy for a lifetime. PLUS: Last call on Mardi Dog shirts-- there are only a couple left! Ya snooze, ya lose! Listen, SHARE, and enjoy the Pawcast #podcast.

On today's edition of Good Morning Orlando Bud, Deb, and Yaffee update you on the latest news. Facebook Live murder streamed LIVE, manhunt continues for the killer. AND Why the murder of a Mt Dora barber should terrify us all.ALSO Trump supporters beaten - police do nothing to stop it! PLUS Last person alive in 1899 dies at 117. How the world changed during that long life!Bud also takes calls on ANY TOPIC for Open Mind Monday! Listen to the podcast here now!

In the 1970s, a series of laws ushered in a new “sunshine era” of unprecedented government transparency. In his new book Secrecy in the Sunshine Era, Jason Ross Arnold (Virginia Commonwealth University) investigates how, despite these reforms, government officials developed new workarounds, including overclassification, concealment, shredding, and burning. And: Has the Magna Carta’s 800-year legacy been a snowball of misinterpretations? Thomas McSweeney (College of William and Mary) says he doesn’t think its authors intended it to be the foundational text for common law that it became. Plus: Last year, a commission of experts found new history textbooks approved by the Board of Education in Texas were pushing a specific ideology. One of the experts, Emile Lester (University of Mary Washington), says parts of the textbooks weren’t just misleading; they were false. Later in the show: Waldo Jaquith is a pioneer in using the web to foster more open and accessible government. His projects include Ethics.gov for the White House, States Decoded, and a website that allows users to watch video of floor action in state capitols and even vote on what they’d like to see in a bill. Also featured: Electronic health records can save billions of dollars and increase patient safety. But in the United States, they can also put individual privacy at risk, more so than in the European Union. Janine Hiller (Virginia Tech) spent a semester in Sweden studying Europe’s approach to balancing patient privacy and health rights. And: Wikipedia has been viewed with skepticism or worse in the academic community. But Kyle Nicholas (Old Dominion University) has his students edit Wikipedia pages to develop their critical thinking skills and media literacy.