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First up: We keep hearing about people getting COVID … who already got the vaccine. We'll tell you what you need to know about these breakthrough infections, and why health rules around the country are changing fast. Next: We'll break down this week's big stories, from the first hearing on the January 6th Capitol riot to the possible end of a key pandemic economic lifeline. Also: U.S. troops are leaving Iraq before the end of the year... kinda. We've got the context on what's changing and not changing. Then: Last week, drug distributors and the pharma giant Johnson & Johnson reached a $26 billion dollar settlement related to the opioid epidemic. Is it enough? Plus: There were a ton of new scams during the pandemic. We've got the lowdown on the most common consumer complaints of 2020, and how to avoid them. Finally: We'll chat with a sports reporter about the biggest headline from the first week of a very busy Olympics, on and off the field of competition.  On this episode, you'll hear from:  Valerie Bauman, senior investigative reporter, Bloomberg Law Susan Grant, director of consumer protection and privacy, Consumer Federation of America Lindsay Czarniak, host, On Her Turf Want more Skimm?  Sign up for our free daily newsletter Email us your questions about what's going on in the news right now  Subscribe and leave us a review wherever you get your podcasts Skimm'd by Alex Carr, Luke Vargas, and Ciara Long, with support from Sagine Corrielus. Engineered by Andrew Callaway. TheSkimm's head of audio is Graelyn Brashear. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We play the piano as flames dance around us in Detective Conan Episode 12, joined this week by mystery guest, Jesse Spillane -- the musician who created our theme music! This week we tackle an all-time classic of Detective Conan: The Moonlight Sonata Murders. An island with a cursed piano that holds a terrible secret? Sign us up! Plus: There's extra music in this episode! Hear the Moonlight Sonata as we talk about it. Wow! That's fancy! Podcast cover art by Myriam Bloom. Theme music excerpted from "Solve the Damn Mystery!" by Jesse Spillane. Moonlight Sonata movements 1, 2, and 3, performed by Paul Pittman for MusOpen, an online library of public domain music. Thank you to our mystery guest, Jesse Spillane. Find Jesse's newest music at: https://jessespillane.bandcamp.com/

For generations, Englishmen grew food on public land. They sustained their families with these gardens, and with fish and animals they hunted and killed. Then almost overnight, in a new and becoming industrial age, the commons were closed. Katey Castellano says this disconnected people from rural land, forcing them into the city for industrial wages. Plus: There was a time where bowling in the street was considered a top felony. These and more serious crimes were the bread and butter of Victorian newspapers. Ed Jacobs says newspapers have long been a battleground between the elite and the poor. Later in the show: Children's books are much more than pretty pictures and fantasy lands. Deanna Stover says stories like Peter Pan and Alice in Wonderland are all about teaching children how to see the world. And: We romanticize London fog about as much as we romanticize chemtrails. But Margaret Konkol says it's all pollution, and it's hard to see our human impact.

In today's episode: It's literally one of those funny and slow-moving days, but, We got details about new upcoming Xperia phones, Samsung A82 and the new 2022/23 iPhone SE. LG plans to quit the smartphone business altogether, we find out the reason behind the move and a quick moment of silence for the brand that pioneered ultra-wide angle cameras, screen-knocking gestures, secondary displays and some flexible devices. Plus: There's apparently a new Casio G-Shock smartwatch running Google's Wear OS, along with rumors that Samsung may be making a Wear OS watch (I just don't understand the need for this, when Samsung has a superb wearable OS, which is just as good as the software on the Apple Watch or Amazfit watches). If you like this podcast and would love to listen to more, subscribe to my podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you listen to podcasts , so you won't miss out on new episodes. Follow me on Twitter and Instagram : @syed_mamoon99 For feedback or business inquiries, email me at tfdbh14@outlook.com. Links: Why Nobody Buys LG Smartphones? : https://youtu.be/FW3wNsTLCEw

Meet the wonderful, passionate and talented Gregg Cave; he is the Director and General Manager of the iconic GAIA Retreat & Spa. In this episode you'll hear Gregg share the story beyond the idea that manifested into what you see and experience as the award winning GAIA today. This healing and special place was literally dreamed up by Gregg and his bestie Olivia Newton-John over a morning cuppa. From the build, to the design to the food and ethos, Gregg has poured his heart and soul into this place. We also chat about Gregg's career in showbiz as an actor and singer, such a creative soul with a heart full of passion. Plus: There's a giveaway for you in this episode: Gaia Retreat and Spa celebrated their 16th anniversary on the 26th February and in celebrating their remarkable story, as well as the launch of their book ‘Surrender – The Story of Gaia Retreat and Spa’, which shares the 16-year journey beautifully, they are giving one lucky winner the chance to win a two-night retreat!!All you need to do is purchase a copy of ‘Surrender’, via their online store (plus its free shipping for all Australian orders) at https://shop.gaiaretreat.com.au/product/surrender-gaiaretreat-book/ to go into the draw to win! Please Note: The promo closes on the 14th March. The prize is valued at $2,300For more info about GAIA jump onto their website: https://gaiaretreat.com.au/Big love from Byron Bay,Lola Follow Lola Berry on Instagram: @yummololaberryhttps://shop.gaiaretreat.com.au/www.lolaberry.comwww.lolacoffee.co See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A preview of the Georgia Hearing the testimony that PROVES fraud. PLUS There are things happening that you need to be aware so they don't slip thru the cracks! #LibertyFirst#NonCompliant Always bringing you current events from an historical, constitutional, and principled perspective. Ensure this Excellent Constitution Training Continues! Partner with The KrisAnne Hall Daily Journal and be a part of the force that will restore Americans with their Constitutional Principles! To JOIN with us just simply Go to https://www.krisannehall.com/index.php/donate and give OR Text- impact2020 to 33777 Subscribe to the KrisAnne Hall YouTube Channel http://youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=krisannehall1 Books, DVDs and On Demand Seminars by KrisAnne Hall at https://KrisAnneHall.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-krisanne-hall-show/support

Broadcast on December 17, 2020 Hosted by Chris Garlock and Ed Smith This week's show: A Red Carol; Daniel Savio, Music Producer and member of the San Francisco Mime Troupe Collective, talks about the Mime Troupe's first-ever radio play A Red Carol, which airs next week on Christmas Eve at 1pm on Your Rights At Work. Workers in holiday movies: Kathy Newman, Associate Professor of English at Carnegie Mellon University, discusses the workers who make your favorite holiday movies possible. Read her essay “Christmas (and Class) Behind the Scenes” on the Working-Class Perspectives blog. Plus: There is Power In A Union, sung by the SFMT Red Carol cast. Produced by Chris Garlock; engineered by Shepsu. @wpfwdc @aflcio #1u #unions #laborradiopod @SFTroupers @_kathymnewman

It's just our luck to have two great co-hosts, Chantel and Craig, on this week's episode as we revisit McFly's theatrical debut in the 2006 cinematic masterpiece, Just My Luck. The four of us reminiscence about McFly's early days, British vs American reactions to the film, and Harry's facial piercings. Plus: There's a high-stakes song-ranking bracket where we put the songs from the JML album up against each other and force them to compete. Which one will come out on top?*A podcast all about McFly, McWho is hosted by best friends who've grown tired of other Americans asking who they mean when they mention their favorite band. They've always been alone with their love--until now! Following the evolution of McFly's music throughout the years, one hit single at a time, this podcast is by fans, for fans.*Twitter, Instagram, & Facebook: @McWhothePodcastEmail: mcwhothepodcast@gmail.com Intro/Outro credit: "La Bamba" by Jules Grandgagnage (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:La_bamba_chords_cfg7.ogg)

A haunted bordello…Sexy rag dolls… A ghost with BO?This is the story of The Red Onion Saloon- the most haunted place in Alaska.A haunted brothel? Need we say more? Aimee interviews the curator of The Red Onion Saloon in Skagway, Alaska who tells riveting stories about the lives of the gals who still haunt the house of negotiable affections. PLUS- There is an EVP that was recorded during the interview! A must hear!HOSTED BY: Aimee BrooksSPECIAL GUEST: Cori, The Red Onion Museum CuratorCHECK OUT THE WEBSITE:https://www.creepypodcast.comBONUS PODCASTS, VIDEOS AND POSTS FOR PATREON FANS:https://www.patreon.com/creepypodcastCONNECT:https://www.instagram.com/creepypodcast/https://www.instagram.com/missaimeebrooks/https://www.facebook.com/Aimee-Keeps-It-Creepy-Podcast-108668844044575https://twitter.com/Creepy_PodcastWIN STUFF:https://www.creepypodcast.comFOR THE MOST AMAZING ARTISAN CANDLES, check out A Candle Story:https://www.acandlestory.comIF YOU HAVE A CREEPY PARANORMAL OR TRUE CRIME STORY THAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO SHARE ON THE SHOW, PLEASE EMAIL A BRIEF DESCRIPTION TO: info@creepypodcast.comA special thanks to the following people who make this show possible with their profound creativity:PRODUCER: Rick La FondSOUND ENGINEER: Jason CrowDon’t forget to keep it creepy!

Finance ethics committee, big pharma with deep pockets, mafia like arrangements, and a patient with a 40% increase risk of ischemia myocardial events have in common? I will say todays podcast was inspired by a tweet, yes a tweet from Dr. john Mandrola and he said “I am embarrassed to have not (really) known the details of the rosiglitazone affair. Teaching this to learners has to be 10x more valuable than the krebs cycle. My gosh – talk about lessons to learn. We have to promote more skeptical priors’ He attached a link to a paper titled The rise and fall of rosiglitazone European Heart Journal, Volume 31, Issue 7, April 2010, Pages 773–776 https://academic.oup.com/eurheartj/article/31/7/773/433556 I also will say I did not know the details of the rosiglitazone affair but after spending the last 3 days digging through this paper and the sources to this paper and the sources to those papers and by the end you will know exactly what Finance ethics committee, big pharma with deep pockets, mafia like arrangements, and a patient with a 40% increase risk of ischemia myocardial events all have in common. This was a wonderful summary about rosiglitazone and the scandal of the mafia like drug company hiding and covering up the evidence in related to cardiac events…. For those of you that don’t know or are not medical roseglitizone is a diabetic drug, it part of the glipizide family and although rarely seen on medication this day in are it is a tragic and sickening story for a drug that was once the largest selling diabetes drug in the world. In 2006 sales of the drug reached over $3 billion. So when study came out in 2007 in the New England Journal of Medicine titled “effect of rosiglitazone on the risk of myocardial infarction and death from cardiovascular causes” which was a meta-analysis that sought to find if cardiovascular morbidity and mortality were decreased by rosiglitazone. Ultimately the results showed that those in the rosiglitazone group compared to those in the control group were 43% more likely to suffer a myocardial infarction ((((odds ratio for myocardial infarction was 1.43 (95% confidence interval [CI], 1.03 to 1.98; P=0.03), ))) and a trend towards increase rates of death from cardiovascular causes ((((1.64 (95% CI, 0.98 to 2.74; P=0.06) THAT IS A SHOW STOPPER—the top drug on the market for diabetes bringing in over 3 billion dollars actually causes heart attacks and death Of course GlaxoSmithKline, the maker of the drug came out and said, NO NO NO it is one trial and our drug is just as safe as any other diabetic drug. Hindsight we can all look back and say, “OMG are you kidding me, how did the FDA not step in right away’ and THAT is where the story begins. But in order to get to the beginning of the story to go back to 1998 when troglitazone was the only TZD glitazone on the market. Unfortunately, troglitazone was associated with rare but potentially fatal hepatotoxicity. This is obviously bad publicity in the FDA as well as all diabetics and physicians wanted better option. Insteps rosiglitazone= dysuria over drug was approved by the FDA after 5 trials consisting of just under 3000 patient’s. - https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/drugsatfda_docs/nda/99/21071_Avandia_medr.pdf 2 of the studies were placebo controlled that only lasted 26 weeks 1 study was a double blind comparing RSG with glyburide to just glyburide lasted 52 weeks 1 study was a 26week study looking at the effects of either RSG or placebo added to metformin And the last A 26 week double blind study comparing metformin monotherapy vs RSG monotherapy vs RSG + metformin There you have it- the 5 trials that got RSG FDA approval. Just under 3000 patients and a grand total of 3 yrs TOTAL of data. One of the problems is a duration of these trials. A million one week trials is not equal to one trial that is a million weeks long. The hard outcomes need time to develop. It is like a good play action pass, it takes time to develop the play. Death and heart attacks take time to develop and short trials often miss these outcomes PLUS the trials were looking for……..A1C and FBS There are many problems with the A1C and FBS but the main one is the lack of association with A1C and hard end points. High A1C is bad, that seems pretty clear but as long as it is some what controlled the macrovascular risk does not appear to change very much. TO ApprovE diabetes drugs based on glycemic effects is not smart. Who cares if a drug lowers your blood suger but makes you 50% more likely to have a heart attack. Yet, we are obsessed with the number and the patient outcome. ((((((((((((The current SGLT2 inhibitors that are showing cardiovascular benefits change the A1C very little. A1C seems to be a surrogate marker we put way to much strength in when there is likely something else going on since it is clear A1C does not tell the whole picture but lets get back to RSG))))))) Of these 5 trials you will find that when you dig a little deeper into the numbers In 3-5 trials LDL cholesterol was increased by an average of almost 20% PLUS- There is also significant amount of weight gain with rosiglitazone in the 6 months trials those randomized to rosiglitazone gained almost 10 pounds more than those in the control group. Saying that differently, 20% of the patients randomized to rosiglitazone had gained 5-10% of the body weight at 6 months compared to only 2% of the patient’s placebo group and 1% of patients in the metformin group. BUT MAYBE the biggest problem was ---- And when you combine all 5 trials the rates of ischemic cardiovascular events were almost twice as likely in individuals receiving rosiglitazone compared to those randomized to the control arm. BUT good news, remember how I said, troglitazone was associated with fulminent hepatitis? Well it looks like RSG did not share this trait, there were no cases report! This is great news and remember FDA, patients and doctors want another option, they want a better option. And when you scroll down to page 40-41 of the medical officers review of a new drug for RSG you will read “Heart disease due to atherosclerosis is a major cause of morbidity and mortality in patients with type 2 diabetes, and it cannot be assumed that treatment with rosiglitazone will decrease the risk” the go on to say “my concern about deleterious long-term effects on the heart should be addressed by requiring a sponsor to provide adequate information in the label about changes in weight and lipids. A post marketing study to address these issues needs to be a condition of approval.” TWO big things happened right around this time— May 1999, FDA approval rosiglitazone Dr John Buse a diabetic special at UNC was speaking at an American Diabetes Association symposium where he called into question the cardiovascular safety of rosiglitazone Both of these things in and of themselves are not bad things. Sure the FDA hindsight should have required more data but their backs were against the wall so although I do point blame I don’t point a ton of blame. Dr. John Buse he is allowed to question medicine he is allowed to say hey I don’t think this is correct. But for every action there is an equal and oppisite reaction for the action of FDA approval of RGS the reaction was a ton of prescribing of RSG- Drug reps were in the office showing you how great this new drug is that does not cause liver failure and how it lowers your A1C blood test which we have all artificially made as the gold standard compared to any hard outcome. The drug reps would talk about how RSG lowered the CRAP marker….. wait did I just say crap marker?? Oooo sorry, I mean to say it lowered the CRP blood marker, but given the value of CRP I was probably right the first time. Sadly, we as physicians ate from their hands and prescribed a bunch of it. TONS of it. Over 3billion dollars of it. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2099503/ https://www.finance.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/prb111507a.pdf But remember I said for every reaction is equal and opposite well when Dr. John Buse spoke out against rosiglitazone is certainly triggered a reaction from glaxosmithkline… what kind of reaction you ask? Well they went after Dr. Buse with a team of lawyers and per paperwork given to the United states senate committee on finance it was clear that Dr. Buse was bullied into signing in agreement stating that he was no longer worried about cardiovascular risks associated with RGS. And he was barred from probably expressing concerns about safety of the drug in the future. The company was threatening to sue him for damages from his comments which glaxosmithkline was claiming cost them over 4billion dollars because of a stock price drop. Yes- this is 1999 and glaxosmithkline is acting like the mafia. They don’t care about the patients. They care about their 4billion in loss revenue. What is even more discussing is glaxosmithkline used this forced retraction letter to gain a foothold with financial investors. Some of the testimony and documents that were revealed in the senate finance committee will make you never want to prescribe another glaxosmithkline drug every again. Truly sickening. https://www.finance.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/prb111507a.pdf so we have this drug company, glaxosmithkline that knows they have a “bad drug’ or at least a drug that requires further investigation and evaluation but is doing everything they can to cover up or hide what leadership knows to be true. Likely for the world and patient’s everywhere in 2004 glaxosmithkline was sued over their drug paroxtine by the state of NY claiming they had not released or published the results of their unfavorable or negative trials on paroxtine. And I will get back to RGZ but stop me if you have heard this one before GSK runs 2 trial of paroxtine in adolescence, Study 329 conducted from 1993-1996 and at the itme was the largest trial to date for the use of SSRI in the pediatric population. In this study paroxetine didn’t beat placebo. The other study, Study 377, placebo was actually more effective than the antidepressant. However, instead of releasing these results there was an email that was later accidently leaked from within the corporation stated that because the results were “insufficiently robust“ the company needs to “effectively manage the dissemination of these data in order to minimize any potential negative commercial impact” The data was hidden or covered up and in 2003 paroxetine was a 4.9 billion dollar drug https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC343848/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC437671/ Luckily for us, when GSK settled this case, they wrote a check for 3 billion dollars, or roughly 9months of income from just the sales of paroxtine in 2003 and they agree to make a clinical registery that has all their data after dec 27 200. Are you asking how is this a good thing when a company that is bringing in deca-billions is hit with a measly 3 billion dollar fine?? Well then you don’t know how it ends, Now that the data was out there in a clinical registry you can do a study of And it turns out that is exactly what happened, a meta-analysis of 42 studies, 35 of which were unpublished. The authors poor over the data and submitted their paper for pubication to the all wonderful and incredibly high impact journal most of you have heard of called the NEJM. Now when you submit an article to a journal it has to undergo peer review process. Basically this is when other experts in the field or individuals with knowledge of the subject at hand review the paper to make sure all the T are crossed and I are dotted. When you peer Review of paper it is supposed to be secretive. He’ll share the document with anyone. Not even your best friend. Unfortunately one of the individuals that reviewed the paper, Dr. Steven Haffner at University of Texas in San Antonio, sent the analysis to GKS. Remember you don’t share this with your best friend let alone the DRUG COMPANY! This is a breach of ethics and every journal has rules on this and it certainly violates those. Why would someone do this??? Oooo maybe because Dr. Steven Haffner was getting paid by GKS, almost a $100,000 in total payment up to that point. This is the mafia, the mafia we see in movies, they cover up information and have every cop or ‘good guy’ in the city on their payroll. This NEJM of medicine article is the same one I mentioned at the beginning of this podcast, the article titled “effect of rosiglitazone on the risk of myocardial infarction and death from cardiovascular causes” which was a meta-analysis that sought to find if cardiovascular morbidity and mortality were decreased by rosiglitazone. And Ultimately the results showed that those in the rosiglitazone group compared to those in the control group were 43% more likely to suffer a myocardial infarction ((((odds ratio for myocardial infarction was 1.43 (95% confidence interval [CI], 1.03 to 1.98; P=0.03), ))) with a trend towards increase rates of death from cardiovascular causes ((((1.64 (95% CI, 0.98 to 2.74; P=0.06) THIS PAPER that was a show stopper for GSK they had in their hands 2 weeks prior to publication and they did their own statistical analysis and concluded that the numbers were spot on. They were not surprised by the findings. You may be asking why within not surprised by the findings? Well it’s because in 2006 GSK had already done their own analysis which found a 30-43% increase in ischemic events and this data was shared with the FDA who then did their own analysis and found a similar 40% increase in ischemic events.. However near the FDA nor GSK ever announced this information or released it to the medical community.. why would this happen you ask?? My guess is money but I couldn’t prove this to be true. “Music” How does this story end???? Eventually, 5 months after the meta-analysis published in the New England Journal of Medicine and almost an entire year after the FDA made there own similar conclusions about rosiglitazone they finally added a black box warning for increased risk of ischemic myocardial events. And remember when the drug was bring approved by the FDA and they said in the final analysis “. A post marketing study to address these issues needs to be a condition of approval.” Well it comes at no surprise the GSK knew this would be bad news for them so No well-designed cardiovascular outcome trials were conducted. The RECORD trial was the only cardiovascular outcome trial which look to compare cardiovascular outcomes and it was a seriously underpowered open label study with low adherence to medications, and not completed until 10 years following launch. HOWEVER the FDA mandated the study in 2007 after the release of internal documents and the adversory committee and the metaanalysis showing a 40% increase in ischemic cardiac events. It is no surprise this was big news and the trial struggled with slow enrolled because anyone who watched tv or read the news paper knew this was a bad drug and no provider wants to enroll a pt. on a drug that is knowingly harmful! https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa066224 Ultimately the trial was halted in 2010 and I think for good reason, When you are a patient going into a trial hopefully you get a miracle cure drug and at worse you get placebo. In this trial you at best would get a placebo and at worst a harmful drug. Dr. Buse, the physician who made the initial statement and warning in 1999 and was shut up by the drug company?? Well, At a 2007 FDA safety panel meeting on RGS, FDA scientists presented data showing RGS was estimated to have caused approximately 83,000 excess heart attacks since coming on the market. If a scientist was able to speak freely and question medicine it is almost certain SOME of those heart attacks would have been prevented. https://www.finance.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/prb111507a.pdf Luckily, not all bad came from this story – it led a bunch of people to question medicine which I will forever be a fan of, I agree with Dr. John Mandrola we need to promote more skeptical learners. Also because of this in December 2008, the FDA issued a new guidance for development of drugs to treat diabetes, requiring cardiovascular outcomes trials. This is the reason we now have the SGLT2 inhibitors that seem to be working to prevent cardiovascular events. They didn’t know the outcome was going to be a decrease in events they were just hoping there was not an increase in cardiovascular events.

SHR # 2585 :: Of Fathers And Sons: Mark Bell + Beef is The Real Superfood - Mark Bell – Joe Finegan – Kala Springer - Raising boys in these male-unfriendly times takes a plan. Mark Bell discusses his approach to raising boys into strong capable men. PLUS There is only one real super food. And its NOT plant based. It’s beef and here’s why. Get Certified Piedmontese beef for 25% OFF at http://shrnetwork.biz/SAVE25 and use code SHR

SHR # 2585 :: Of Fathers And Sons: Mark Bell + Beef is The Real Superfood - Mark Bell – Joe Finegan – Kala Springer - Raising boys in these male-unfriendly times takes a plan. Mark Bell discusses his approach to raising boys into strong capable men. PLUS There is only one real super food. And its NOT plant based. It’s beef and here’s why. Get Certified Piedmontese beef for 25% OFF at http://shrnetwork.biz/SAVE25 and use code SHR

We’ve all thought about it - what were Epstein’s core staff of female recruiters/administrators thinking when they sent girls and young women upstairs to be abused by him? Court documents and witness testimony reveal that women had significant roles in the Epstein criminal conspiracy. Just think of Lesley Groff tapping away on her laptop at Pervert’s townhouse. In my opinion, the face of evil is pretty bland. It’s a football mum, a wife, a fan of Texas-themed parties and a sister. Or Sarah Kellen coordinating the logistics of the Palm Beach operation. Plus: There is another book coming about Prince Andrew and the author is promising headlines. At the same time, he’s been summoned to a “crisis” meeting with the Queen. Fergie keeps trying to help Andrew’s image Was Groff working for Epstein in 2017? We think so. Plus we have a book out about Epstein’s Other Women. Buy it here now.  Support us for just $2-a-month on Patreon. Link:https://www.patreon.com/JeffreyEpsteinPrincePervert?fan_landing=trueOur ebook Sarah’s Story - Jehovah, Epstein & NASCAR is out now. Join Patreon to get it first.Twitter @lisapodcasts @Ohreallytruly Instagram @PrinceandperveWebsite www.jeffreyepsteinpodcast.com

Julia Gillard, former Prime Minister of Australia, joined us to speak about women in leadership, footy and her love of zombie movies. Plus: There's 20 days and 20 nights of football coming our way, including our favourite new timeslot - detention.

Julia Gillard, former Prime Minister of Australia, joined us to speak about women in leadership, footy and her love of zombie movies. Plus: There's 20 days and 20 nights of football coming our way, including our favourite new timeslot - detention. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

SHR # 2557 :: Transdermal CBD Patch For Pain Relief plus We Can't Stop COVID We Can Only Slow It plus Fasting For Breast Cancer - Chris Zecha - Not everyone see pain relief from orally administered CBD. But there may be a more effective alternative. Transferal patch delivers the maximum amount locally to the area in pain. And by avoiding systemic delivery many avoid the unwanted effects of feeling tired after a large dose. PLUS There's a reason lawmakers use the specific word -slow- when they talk about the protective effects of social distancing, mask-wearing, and business shutdowns. Because they know something they don't want to admit. We can't stop this virus from running its course. We can only slow the inevitable of it running through our population. Is there a better way to do this? PLUS Researchers realize something we've always known in this community. Fasting appears to help women with breast cancer who undergo standards of care treatment.

SHR # 2557 :: Transdermal CBD Patch For Pain Relief plus We Can't Stop COVID We Can Only Slow It plus Fasting For Breast Cancer - Chris Zecha - Not everyone see pain relief from orally administered CBD. But there may be a more effective alternative. Transferal patch delivers the maximum amount locally to the area in pain. And by avoiding systemic delivery many avoid the unwanted effects of feeling tired after a large dose. PLUS There's a reason lawmakers use the specific word -slow- when they talk about the protective effects of social distancing, mask-wearing, and business shutdowns. Because they know something they don't want to admit. We can't stop this virus from running its course. We can only slow the inevitable of it running through our population. Is there a better way to do this? PLUS Researchers realize something we've always known in this community. Fasting appears to help women with breast cancer who undergo standards of care treatment.

The Donegal senior gaelic footballers get on their bike this Sunday - to help a very special Donegal girl - 'Livie' Mulhern. Hugh McFadden dons the lycra to tell us more. Paddy is also joined by his fellow Ardara man and Donegal News journalist Frank Craig to unpick the latest GAA playing protocols. PLUS - There is only one Colm Anthony... Mr McFadden joins Paddy for some insightful football chat. To contact the podcast, email sport@oceanfm.ie.

PLUS: There were fireworks over the weekend. Did you notice?! Colleen has the dirt on the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest AND we know that Zac Efron is in Byron Bay, but WHY?!

On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI mourns the loss of his brother. We remember the life of Msgr. Georg Ratzinger. Plus: There is a spike in the number of positive tests for COVID-19 in parts of the US. How the White House is responding. Also: Hundreds in Hong Kong protesting a newly-passed law from China are arrested. A look at the crack-down. And a preview of an initiative to better manage Church finances.

SHR # 2531 :: RLRx: Anabolic Steroid Excess and Myocardial Infarction PLUS Very-Low-Carbohydrate Ketogenic Diet in Acromegaly Treatment - Adam Lamb - Steroid hormones like testosterone and it's synthetic derivatives have been shown in studies to make the heart stronger. Supraphysiologic doses are tied to a variety of morphological changes to the heart that are detrimental. When a heart attack occurs having a really strong heart becomes one of those detriments. PLUS There have been lots of discussions about how the strict high fat low protein-carb keto diet the hormones that help muscle to grow. While this study is on a type of hormonal dysregulation – Agromegaly – it points a fine point on how growth hormone and IGF-1 are modulated by the diet and what that may mean if you are trying to increase both tissue turnover and protein synthesis.

SHR # 2531 :: RLRx: Anabolic Steroid Excess and Myocardial Infarction PLUS Very-Low-Carbohydrate Ketogenic Diet in Acromegaly Treatment - Adam Lamb - Steroid hormones like testosterone and it's synthetic derivatives have been shown in studies to make the heart stronger. Supraphysiologic doses are tied to a variety of morphological changes to the heart that are detrimental. When a heart attack occurs having a really strong heart becomes one of those detriments. PLUS There have been lots of discussions about how the strict high fat low protein-carb keto diet the hormones that help muscle to grow. While this study is on a type of hormonal dysregulation – Agromegaly – it points a fine point on how growth hormone and IGF-1 are modulated by the diet and what that may mean if you are trying to increase both tissue turnover and protein synthesis.

PLUS: There are so many experiences happening at the same time. We're talking about them.

In this episode, Scott and Fabian talk about the end of the their school year, a neat way of having kids say thank you to their teachers with @flipgrid, feign surprise that middle schoolers cannot give feedback, announce that there is some cool stuff coming down the pipeline pretty soon, and more. Check it out! It's a fun one! As always, please join us on Twitter for our growing community. Follow us @findingtribepod for our podcast, and also individually @hofmannEDU (Fabian) and @findingmyaloha (Scott)! Or, if you are old school, send us an email at findingourtribepodcast@gmail.com. We would love to hear from you! Rate us! Leave a review on Apple Podcasts! This is how we get found and can grow our community. If you want to leave us a message about this episode or anything else, just go to our page on Anchor.fm and click on "Message": https://anchor.fm/finding-our-tribe/ . We will make sure to reply to you and will make sure to play your message on our show! Give it a try! Anchor is free and super easy to use. Things mentioned in the show: - Flipgrid - Have your students leave messages to their teachers and share it as a MixTape! - Global EdTech Academy - Many amazing educators are offering sessions and workshops for free online! Plus: There are office hours to just hang out and chat!

When it comes to Ghost of Tsushima, Sony-owned Sucker Punch has the distinct honor of delivering PlayStation 4's very last first party AAA exclusive. Yet, there's no doubt that both the publisher and developer of the 13th century samurai adventure have been pretty quiet about it, which raised some doubts about whether it'd be any good. The silence has been broken, though, with an 18 minute-long presentation shining some much needed light on the open world action game. Were we impressed? Well... Plus: There's a lot of other news to get through, too! PlayStation 4 has surpassed 110 million units sold, Sony is rebranding its family of exclusive devs, Epic has unveiled Unreal Engine 5 running on PS5, and both Tony Hawk's Pro Skater and Mafia are making big-time comebacks. To round things out, we go to the audience, with inquiries concerning the future of Crysis, Naughty Dog's misbehavior on YouTube, Ken Levine's inexplicable silence, and -- yes indeed -- nachos. Because for some reason, we can't stop talking about wonderful, glorious nachos. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hold on to those weaves, y’all, a drought is a-comin'! China has been hit hard by the coronavirus, which means - among other things - that all exports of hair have ground to a halt. What’s a weave-wearer to do?! Who will protect the protective styles? What would a world without bundles, wigs, tracks, and hair care products be like? We’re about to find out. Also on tap: From the runway to regular life, black hair is STILL marginalized. Sereine highlights the struggles that models of color are still experiencing to this day. Many of them still have to do their own hair (and makeup), whereas “mainstream” models can just show up and be beautified. When will the beauty industry get to a place of true inclusivity? And when will designers start hiring stylists that can do ALL textures of hair? Plus: There’s a pandemic on, but beauty still matters! The girls discuss how they are maintaining their hair and beauty routines during the lockdown. Grab your Lysol, and let’s sip some tea and chat about it all. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

SHR # 2479 :: The Pep Talk: Peptide Protocols To Protect Against and Treat COVID-19 - Ryan Smith - Several peptides show efficacy in suppressing viruses like influenza. But COVID-19 is a reverse transcripted virus like HIV and EBOLA. Can these peptides also protect against COVID-19 and even be used to treat patients who have already contracted the virus? PLUS There are people who are regularly infected with viruses and never develop symptoms. Why is that? What's different about their immune system? Could the linkage between seasonality of influenza and virus spread be a result of the sun and vitamin D3? And if it is, what can you do in the winter?

SHR # 2479 :: The Pep Talk: Peptide Protocols To Protect Against and Treat COVID-19 - Ryan Smith - Several peptides show efficacy in suppressing viruses like influenza. But COVID-19 is a reverse transcripted virus like HIV and EBOLA. Can these peptides also protect against COVID-19 and even be used to treat patients who have already contracted the virus? PLUS There are people who are regularly infected with viruses and never develop symptoms. Why is that? What's different about their immune system? Could the linkage between seasonality of influenza and virus spread be a result of the sun and vitamin D3? And if it is, what can you do in the winter?

We don’t know who thought that NOSE HAIR EXTENSIONS were a good idea, but...they aren’t. These follicular Frankensteins look as horrible as you think, and they need to be banished forever. We can’t unsee them, but we can definitely talk about them, so listen in to the hair-larious discussion of the trend that should never have happened. Plus: There’s a war being waged against natural Black hair, and it’s affecting POC of all ages - even school-age children. Listen in as we discuss the latest cases of African American children being bullied – and even assaulted – for wearing their hair in an afro or locs. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Blessed Mabon, y'all!  Join us this week as hosts Tess Whitehurst & Natasha Levinger amble hand in metaphorical hand through a veritable cornucopia of subjects: chakras and their purposes, self-compassion for your inner child, balance of the equinox, the mysteries of life and death, hallucinogenic wine, which body parts communicate with dolphins and Mick Jagger's nerves. Plus: There are more than seven chakras? You bet your sweet mudras there are. And this: Natasha is now offering a free downloadable guided meditation on clearing your chakras.  Just sign up for her monthly newsletter at Highest Light Healing. Thanks for all the support and reviews!  Feel free to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play Podcasts, TuneIn and others.

PODCAST | Watchmen Vs Mandalorian Vs Arrowverse Vs Walking Dead: Fall TV Preview | Ep 188 It's our fall TV preview episode and we've got some great new and returning shows to discuss today including the heavily anticipated Watchmen and Mandalorian series. And we pay VERSUS with your favorite new or returning Pop Culture shows. PLUS: There’s a new Game of Thrones prequel in the works and South Park has a warning for all critics.

In episode 183 of Emotionally14’s Talk Star Wars podcast, Rob and Brad discuss reactions to our reactions from D23, a couple of new Mandalorian photos and a couple of new video game announcements! Plus – There’s a new theory doing the rounds about Rey and that dark side vision, what could it be and what ramifications could it have for the movie? All this and more on Episode 183!

BEYOND the DARKNESS goes WAY BEYOND today as we decipher Transmissions From the Solar Council with Marc Brinkerhoff. A true "UFO Repeater" who has established contact with humanoid-like entities from other spheres and dimensions. He has the ability to aim his camera at the sky where they "tell him" and unexplained images will appear (including the shadow of an alien in one case). Marc is in touch with the Ashtar Command who have promised to assist in a global evacuation if there is any sort of widespread disaster. He is the principal individual who tells his experience in "Ashtar's Space Brothers Speak -- Transmissions From The Solar Council." And his on going experiences are related in "UFO Repeaters -- The Camera Doesn't Lie!" Get the books here: https://amzn.to/34bkR9T https://amzn.to/2UhJLQA Visit his site here: http://intergalacticmission.com/ PLUS: There is an all new Darkness Radio app for IOS and IPhone! Check the app store by searching "Darkness Radio" and looking for the picture of "Skully"! Best of all, it's free! Support our sponsors for great deals! TRUE CASH from TRUECAR is something you need to check out for yourself. It has never been easier or faster to get a TRUE VALUE on your car and you can do it from the comfort of home at www.TrueCar.com Carnival Row is a one-hour fantasy drama series starring Orlando Bloom and Cara Delevingne . The series is set in a Victorian fantasy world filled with mythological immigrant creatures whose exotic homelands were invaded by the empires of man. Come together on August 30th to watch Carnival Row only on Amazon Prime Video this Labor Day Weekend! Feals naturally helps reduce stress, anxiety, pain, and sleeplessness. Place a few drops of Feals under your tongue and feel the difference within minutes. Become a member today by going to Feals.com/DARKNESS and you'll get 50% off your first order with free shipping See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

BEYOND the DARKNESS EnTerrorainment Edition of Supernatural News & ParaShare is set to scare you and make you laugh,all at the same time! Diana's Deadly Prediction, Double-Headed Demons, Ghostly Children and More unusual stories PLUS your Supernatural Stories. PLUS: There is an all new Darkness Radio app for IOS and IPhone! Check the app store by searching "Darkness Radio" and looking for the picture of "Skully"! Best of all, it's free! Support our sponsors for great deals! TRUE CASH from TRUECAR is something you need to check out for yourself. It has never been easier or faster to get a TRUE VALUE on your car and you can do it from the comfort of home at www.TrueCar.com Carnival Row is a one-hour fantasy drama series starring Orlando Bloom and Cara Delevingne . The series is set in a Victorian fantasy world filled with mythological immigrant creatures whose exotic homelands were invaded by the empires of man. Come together on August 30th to watch Carnival Row only on Amazon Prime Video this Labor Day Weekend! Feals naturally helps reduce stress, anxiety, pain, and sleeplessness. Place a few drops of Feals under your tongue and feel the difference within minutes. Become a member today by going to Feals.com/DARKNESS and you'll get 50% off your first order with free shipping See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Scott and Hannah talk about the latest Disney World news from the past seven days. Scott expresses strong opinions about the Star Wars prequels and Hannah's disappointed about missing out on the chance to finally experience a classic Magic Kingdom attraction. PLUS: There's only 4 more days until all three of the Charltons fly back 'Home' to Orlando!

Bizarre news on BEYOND the DARKNESS plus Supernatural News & we share YOUR Paranormal Stories. Amazon is reuniting Simon Pegg and Nick Frost for a Ghost Hunting Parody, Aliens may be flashing us, but not like you think, and an Arizona Body Donation Facility has a brand new use for all those bodies donated for "science"! All that and more today on the Best in Paranormal Talk Radio. PLUS: There is an all new Darkness Radio app for IOS and IPhone! Check the app store by searching "Darkness Radio" and looking for the picture of "Skully"! Best of all, it's free! Support our sponsors for great deals! TRUE CASH from TRUECAR is something you need to check out for yourself. It has never been easier or faster to get a TRUE VALUE on your car and you can do it from the comfort of home at www.TrueCar.com Pluto TV is the leading free streaming television service. Watch over 100 TV channels and 1000s of movies on demand all completely free. You can download Pluto TV for free on all of your favorite devices today including your phone, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Smart TVs, Playstation and anywhere else you stream. Away creates a range of essentials that solve real travel problems, so all you have to think about is where you’re headed next. For $20 off a suitcase, visit awaytravel.com/DARKNESS and use promo code DARKNESS during checkout! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Does the radiation emitted by our cell phones harm us? Deborah O’Dell (University of Mary Washington) recently finished a study that found cell phone radiation can cause changes to our cells. Also: In 2018, most people diagnosed with blood cancer can find a donor to help with their treatment. But not everyone. Karen Ballen (University of Virginia Health Systems) has been working to expand the donor database and discover new ways to match donors to cancer patients. Later in the show: New forms of electro-magnetic treatments are fighting deadly melanoma and show promise against other cancers. Richard Heller (Old Dominion University) is a pioneer in the use of electro-gene-therapy and bio-electrics. Plus: There’s a whole field of cancer research devoted just to developing medications that can help ease the punch of chemotherapy side effects. Kimberly Lane (Radford University) and her student team are researching ways to ease the side effects of a potent chemotherapy drug used against with colon cancer.

It’s been nearly two years since our first look at baseball’s still-revered Milwaukee Braves, and this week – courtesy of author/historian Patrick Steele (Home of the Braves: The Battle for Baseball in Milwaukee) – we finally get the chance to go deeper into the team that, in its brief 13-season run: never posted a losing season, won two National League pennants, and, in 1957, brought “Cream City” its first and only World Series championship.  Featuring a stellar lineup of mostly Braves farm club-developed players (including eventual Hall of Famers Henry [Hank] Aaron, Warren Spahn, Eddie Matthews, Red Schoendienst, and Phil Niekro) the team immediately won the hearts of Wisconsin sports fans upon its hasty arrival from Boston in the midst of the 1953 pre-season – shattering then-modern-day attendance records, and ushering the city of Milwaukee into the world of America’s proverbial “big leagues.” The Braves' surprising success in Milwaukee during the mid-1950’s prompted Major League Baseball to redefine itself as a big business, clearing the path for: franchises to relocate beyond the sport’s Northeast and Midwest strongholds; its two leagues to expand; and teams to leverage cities in high-stakes battles for local government-subsidized facilities.   All of which, ironically, helped sowed the seeds for the club’s eventual relocation to Atlanta in 1966 – an acrimonious departure that generations of Milwaukee baseball fans still haven’t forgotten.   PLUS: “There’s No Joy Left” – polka music king Frankie Yankovic’s song of “good riddance”! Enjoy a FREE MONTH of The Great Courses Plus streaming video service – including the just-released 24-chapter lecture series “Play Ball! The Rise of Baseball as America’s Pastime” – created in conjunction with the National Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum!

May 22, 3:00 PM Bernie is back on Page One of the New York Times, but their report last weekend was not about his new plan to save public schools–the most progressive education program in modern American history–or his proposal to end all subsidies for oil and gas companies. Instead, it was about a trip he made to Nicaragua in 1985, more than 30 years ago. They didn’t like it. How do we explain the New York Times’s coverage of Bernie Sanders? Amy Wilentz comments. Plus: There are 1,000 redactions in the 448 pages of the Mueller report--individual names and entire pages--that we are not allowed to see. They are part of a larger problem of government secrecy which started long before Trump and which is now threatening to cripple our democracy—Karen Greenberg explains.

Bernie is back on Page One of the New York Times, but their report last weekend was not about his new plan to save public schools–the most progressive education program in modern American history–or his proposal to end all subsidies for oil and gas companies.  Instead, it was about a trip he made to Nicaragua in 1985, more than 30 years ago.  They didn’t like it.   How do we explain the New York Times’s coverage of Bernie Sanders?  Amy Wilentz comments. Also: John Nichols talks about Justin Amash, the first Republican member of Congress to say that Trump has committed impeachable offenses—and also about The Nation’s new podcast, which he hosts – it’s called “Next Left,” and the premiere episode, out now, features Ilhan Omar. Plus: There are 1,000 redactions in the 448 pages of the Muller report--individual names and entire pages--that we are not allowed to see.  They are part of a larger problem of government secrecy which started long before Trump and which is now threatening to cripple our democracy—Karen Greenberg explains.

Heading into a final, mandatory, eight-hour rest in White Mountain about 40 minutes in the lead, Bethel's Peter Kaiser could be set up to win his first Iditarod in his team's 10th race. But anything can happen in that final 77 miles, and the defending champ, Joar Leifseth Ulsom, is not far behind. We also talk to some former champs about how they're in the middle of the pack and running a totally different kind of race. Plus: There's no sea ice! But there is Snack Attack with Ben and Zach!

SHR # 2306 :: RLRx :: New Guidelines on Male Hypogonadism Put Men At Greater Risk plus There's No Place for Zealotry in Prescribing HRT :: Adam Lamb - A paper published in February 2019 suggests that men not be treated for late onset hypogonadism until their total testosterone levels is 250ng/dL . This is very worrisome. Many physicians don't even want to prescribe testosterone due to its unfair demonization attracting more scrutiny from various licensure boards. PLUS There is no place in medicine for zealotry. Estradiol and Aromatase Inhibitors are not inherently good or bad. If you see people drawing a line in the sand claiming Aromatase Inhibitors are only good or only bad, run. ::

SHR # 2306 :: RLRx :: New Guidelines on Male Hypogonadism Put Men At Greater Risk plus There's No Place for Zealotry in Prescribing HRT :: Adam Lamb - A paper published in February 2019 suggests that men not be treated for late onset hypogonadism until their total testosterone levels is 250ng/dL . This is very worrisome. Many physicians don't even want to prescribe testosterone due to its unfair demonization attracting more scrutiny from various licensure boards. PLUS There is no place in medicine for zealotry. Estradiol and Aromatase Inhibitors are not inherently good or bad. If you see people drawing a line in the sand claiming Aromatase Inhibitors are only good or only bad, run. ::

Helya founded The Studio, a boutique fitness experience in Ventura California, on three pillars: Strength, Intensity and Mobility. Finding that balance of all three pillars ensures that you're getting closer to being your best self. Visit www.thestudioventura.com to learn more.  Day 4's Episode is all about exercise, which you KNOW is good for you and you KNOW is an important component of this challenge.  PLUS: There's a secret phrase in this episode so make sure you listen closely.  Helya's friend Uri helped make the Studio's logo. Here is his Instagram. Follow the Healthy Habits challenge and Fit n Busy on Instagram. Comment your phrase on @FitN_Busy and keep that energy high. Share pictures of your healthy meals, your view from a wilderness hike, your sweat after a class and don't forget to hashtag #fitnbusy and #healthyhabits whenever you want us to see your progress.    Here are the questions you'll ask yourself daily, earning a point with each one: 1. Did you take a class at the studio?  You don't get extra points for taking two. Save your body and the time. 2. Did you eat vegetables 3 times today? (3 Servings or 3 cups. Try one cup at every meal. Don't cheat. One stick of celery is not a serving!) 3. Did you get at least 7 hours of sleep? Not 6. Not naps, 7 full hours a night.  4. Did you avoid alcohol today? Self explanatory. 5. Did you give yourself 10 minutes of stretching today?  It doesn't have to be all at once. If you do 5 minutes in the morning 5 minutes after your class, you're killing it.   

Wherein we talk about sicknesses, Dom ain’t no slave to the oppressive 12ths, how to (not?) deal with unread emails, how to find pickled onions. We discuss small penis truck guy, David Bana, trips away together (Come On, Dickhead!), the INSIDEZERO reunion gig on January 5 2019. Also; copyrighting Marvin Gaye (doo dah, doo dah!), ISRC code amazeballs, Dave Grohl, music that resonates, Dom does Doubtfire, And: the possum man is coming, (Matt’s poor recording of possums), Dom makes a weird analogy, then tells a story that never happened, Matt doesn’t like coffee anymore. Plus: There’s a ruckus in the carpark, Sleep, the chocolate song (bar), the new 7-11 guy(ger counter), word’s got about the animal community, Dom’s a twitcher, the Eagle has Lambded. The INSIDEZERO reunion gig on January 5 2019: https://www.facebook.com/events/300726474114517/ They’re Coming to Take Me Away, Ha-Haa (Napoleon XIV (MB was correct)): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnzHtm1jhL4   www.trcduo.comwww.domitaliano.comwww.mattbradshaw.comemail: podcast@trcduo.comFB: facebook.com/trcduoFB: facebook.com/MattyBBradshawFB: facebook.com/dom.italiano.7Instagram: instagram.com/trcduoTwitter: twitter.com/trcduo

40 years ago, Christopher Reeve made the world believe a man can fly when he donned the iconic cape and tights as Superman! We're revisiting the first true superhero blockbuster in this episode, and come back in two weeks for Superman II ! Plus: There might be a sequel to last year's Power Rangers movie after all. Sony's Spider-Man villain slate of films is growing. Ruby Rose is... Batwoman(!) in CW's Arrowverse. HBO officially orders a Watchmen series from Damon Lindelof.

One of the defining features of Trump’s politics has been the way he’s appealed to hatred and fear of refugees and immigrants. Viet Thanh Nguyen talks about refugee lives, and refugee writers. He’s the author of the novel The Sympathizer—it won the Pulitzer prize—and editor of the new book The Displaced: Refugee Writers on Refugee Lives.  He’s also the recipient of a MacArthur Foundation “genius” grant—and he’s a refugee himself, arriving from Vietnam with his family in 1975, when he was 4 years old. Also: Anna Deavere Smith talks about the the school-to-prison pipeline—that’s the subject of her one-woman show, called ‘Notes from the Field,’ which dramatizes the real-life accounts of students, parents, & teachers caught in a system where young people of color who live in poverty get pushed out of the classroom and into the criminal justice system.  It’s streaming online now, at HBO.com and HBO GO. Plus: There are 219,000 women in prison in the United States—Rachel Kushner’s new novel, The Mars Room, is a story about of one of them.  We talk about the way she mixed facts and imagination in writing the novel. These segments previously aired on the Start Making Sense podcast.

This week, Jess Phoenix (Jess2018.com) joins us to talk about her love of science, her run for office, and how the two intertwine. Plus - There's a new captain on the Enterprise! Or an old captain played by a new guy. We talk about Anson Mount joining session two of Star Trek Discovery. Be sure to join us live every Tuesday night 10pm Eastern/7pm Pacific on our Facebook page: Facebook.com/MissionLogPod

This week, Jess Phoenix (Jess2018.com) joins us to talk about her love of science, her run for office, and how the two intertwine. Plus - There's a new captain on the Enterprise! Or an old captain played by a new guy. We talk about Anson Mount joining session two of Star Trek Discovery. Be sure to join us live every Tuesday night 10pm Eastern/7pm Pacific on our Facebook page: Facebook.com/MissionLogPod

In a small miracle, Neil and James regroup for a second podcast episode in a week! You lucky people.This week we reflect on the match at Derby County, Glenn Loovens' sending off, Keiron Westwood's plea to fans, infighting at the club and more.The kit is out! Viv Anderson is a girls name, Carlton Palmer has a book out, people are calling for Carlos Out. You can win a copy of Carlton's book.PLUS: There's a bizarre segway into film reviews or something. Neil keeps showing James a photo of a bumhole. This might be the most surreal of all podcasts because Neil can't keep attention on one thing for more than 10 seconds.*STRONG LANGUAGE WARNING*About Owlstalk The Sheffield Wednesday Fans Podcast:Every day thousands of Sheffield Wednesday fans come together to discuss all things about the Owls, and then more random subjects.As the biggest, busiest and best SWFC forum with many different diverse viewpoints there is always plenty to talk about, and that is what we try to do in the Owlstalk: The Sheffield Wednesday Fans Podcast!Sometimes we have to put the football to one side and talk about the people that make our club and community what it is: the fans.Feel free to get involved and post your feedback, thoughts and contributions on the forums at owlstalk.co.uk!Follow Owlstalk online at:Twitter | Facebook | YouTube | iTunes | Acast | OWLSTALK Forums! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Christian, Agent Starling and Captain EO are back in Studio together talking about movie theater pre-shows and Christian offers up the biggest show opening in Bladtcast history. They then recap some of the fun times they had hanging out together over the summer, starting with Captain EO's REAL 30th birthday party, an art show for Agent Romanoff's sister, a sketch show Christian wrote for, and RiffTrax "The Five Doctors" and the accompanying Snack Bar. PLUS - There's also talk about TV tapings, Video games, Case races, an epic Danny Rand free style rap and the guys attempt to fulfill the requests for an all accent episode of the Bladtcast!

This week the Pals are all back in the house to tackle the Marvel diversity issue! Sean and Marco come at the topic with numbers and solid logic to back them up. Cale actually read something this week. And Pete storms out! Plus: There's a Phil conspiracy! What're We Reading? Random Question of the Week: What Writer/Artist Creative Team Would You Like to See on a Project? News: Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo Return to Batman for an Event Called Metal! https://goo.gl/rfAlwa Robert Kirkman's Invincible is Getting a Movie! https://goo.gl/sTSRrL The First Defenders Teaser Has Been Released! https://goo.gl/x4Mdj8 George Takei is Creating a Graphic Novel with IDW! https://goo.gl/fNR4Pu Finally! A Squirrel Girl T.V. Show! https://goo.gl/Q8cWye The Spider-Man: Homecoming Sequels Will Be Set in High School! https://goo.gl/pKc1yt Marvel's VP of Sales Says Fans Aren't Into Diversity! https://goo.gl/pkwUWY Main Topic: Sean and Marco are back this week to tackle Marvel's falling sales and David Gabriel's comments from last week! Plugs: Slack N' Slash: goo.gl/gDiLz4 Panels Publishing: sellfy.com/panelspublishing The Comics Pals is a weekly comic book podcast where a group of comic book journalists and friends get together to talk comics. The Pals: Sean: twitter.com/SeansSoapbox Pete: twitter.com/Loud_Pete Cale: twitter.com/Totointow Marco: twitter.com/WoeisMarco_ Phil: twitter.com/Cyborgbebop

On today's edition of Good Morning Orlando Bud, Deb, and Yaffee update the latest news!President Trump and Marco Rubio seem to be burying the hatchet as Trump invites Rubio to the White House for Dinner. What did they talk about? AND New survey shows the America's Economic freedom is on the decline. ALSO A Central Florida College is training professors and staff to use guns!PLUS There is a new contest in Orlando to design a new city flag. Don't forget Dr. K talks the latest Medical News and Tom Morgan talks sports!Listen to the podcast here!

The Nation of Conversation has a TON of wrestling news to cover and memories to enjoy. First: Why did chinless-hero James Ellsworth get a huge win over WWE Champion AJ Styles? And why is everyone on the team totally on board for it? What’s the best wrestling video game of all time? Is WWE overusing the Hell in a Cell match concept? What did the group think of, ‘No Mercy,’ the second Smackdown-exclusive Pay-per-view of the modern era? Plus: There’s all sorts of rumors that the WWE Network may introduce a brand new tiered-pricing model. We’ll break down what each level could include and whether or not we think it’s best for business. Hosted by Hal Lublin, Danielle Radford and Mike Eagle. Produced by Julian Burrell for Maximum Fun.

The good news? Biologist Emily Lilly says that all the hype about getting diseases from your cat’s litter is not something to worry about. The bad news? It’s because those parasites aren’t just in cat litter—they’re everywhere! Plus: There are 300,000 likely human cases of Lyme disease in the U.S. each year. Anne Zajac says that number is on the rise. And: There’s a new vaccine to help protect dogs against Lyme disease. One of its developers, Richard Marconi, says his team hopes a human vaccine isn’t far behind. Later in the show: In just ten years, the amount of data collected by governments and companies has increased dramatically. But Peter Aiken says just collecting digital data isn’t enough–we need to figure out how to use it to solve real-world problems. And: Big data expert Ross Gore used phone records of the Senegalese population to plan the best locations for hospital facilities to help minimize heart attack deaths.

LISTENER, I DEMAND SATISFACTION! I CHALLENGE YOU TO A PODCAST! This week pop culture genius Abed Gheith (Rick & Morty, Channel 101, @AbedG) joins us to talk Tomacco as we dive deep into "E-I-E-I-(Annoyed Grunt)." We discuss the ever-ageless Jeff Davis, why Deliverance is NOT a party movie, and Alexander Hamilton (Who doesn't give a Damilton). Plus: There is more My Dinner With Andre talk than any of us could have possibly expected!

A tournament head gets axed for demeaning the women's game, while two banks lighten CEO wallets. Plus: There's no drought of H2O optimism. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Host Noah Kinsey, Rene Michelle Aranda, Amy J. Cordova, Chris Fimbres - talk about the Avengers: Age of Ultron, Max Max's hype, the common practice of studios to produce remakes/reboots, and the Gene Kelly toe-tapper - Singin' in the Rain!PLUS: There's an exciting announcement about our upcoming 10th show!!So make sure to listen, cinema nerds!Up Next: E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982)Follow host Noah Kinsey:www.twitter.com/thenoahkinseywww.instagram.com/noahkinsey

Plantations in America’s South are physical testaments to the great wealth accrued through slave labor. Yet, Stephen Hanna (University of Mary Washington) has found that plantation museums often gloss over that economic history in favor of more romanticized depictions of plantation life. Plus: There’s little historical evidence that African Americans supported the Confederate cause by becoming soldiers. Yet this myth of the “black Confederate” remains in circulation. Gabriel Reich (Virginia Commonwealth University) studies the way collective memories of the Civil War are shaped and offers ways school curricula could address these problematic narratives. Later in the show: Mom’s home cooking, wives’ infidelities, and slaves dining with white families—Jonathan White (Christopher Newport University) says you can write a whole history of the Civil War through the dreams of people who lived through it. Also featured: Jesse James was a thief and a cold-blooded killer who gunned down unarmed civilians. So why did newspapers at that time portray him as a folk hero? Cathy Jackson (Norfolk State University) looks at the myth and the reality of one of America’s most notorious outlaws.

Hello Diners! and boy do we have a GREAT episode for you this week!! First up we have EXCLUSIVE coverage of the John Dies at the End premiere in NYC!!and back in the passenger seat is Jon Wallace and together we delve into the year 1987, first touching upon some B-Movies of the day:The Video DeadStreet Trash andAerobicide AKA Killer Workoutand then looking at the year as a whole.PLUS There is music, comedy and an original song!You can SHOP The After Movie Diner http://www.cafepress.com/aftermoviediner LOTS of original and unique designs available on a variety of clothing styles for all ages, office & home supplies and gifts for all the family! AND Check out our sister show Dr.Action and the Kick Ass Kid Commentaries: WATCH OUT! This Podcast EXPLODES!!! http://dractionkickass.blogspot.com/ You can e-mail us: aftermoviediner@gmail.com You can follow us on Twitter: @aftermoviediner Search for us on Facebook - The Podcast from the After Movie Diner and please comment, leave feedback, rate and review us on www.talkshoe.com and iTunes We are also on www.podbean.com and www.podcastpickle.com The After Movie Diner Podcast is part of THE 2ND UNIT PODCAST NETWORK! Our ALL NEW website http://2upn.blogspot.com/

--{ Hypocrisy of Democracy is Footloose for Excuse: "Elites Do Chuckle, They Have a Lark By Keeping the Peasants in the Dark, While Geopolitics Winds its Way, Knocking Out Countries Day-to-Day, Before They've Started on Iran They're Gearing Up the Extended Plan To Surround China Just in Case The Most-Favoured Nation Changes Face, Plus There's a Few More Moslem Nations Who've Quietly Been Working Occupations Which Must Be Democratized or Destroyed, Join Western Sewer or Be Blitzed into Void" © Alan Watt }-- Public Never Told the Truth, are given the "Noble Lie" - View of a Gopher in a Hole - Long-Term Plans of Gov. and Organizations - Richard Haass, CFR, Military Shift from Middle East to Asia/Pacific, Perpetual War - Battlefield Drones Flying Over US - Inoculations and Destroyed Immune Systems, Disease - Man-Made Viruses and Autism - Homeland Security Drills at Welfare Offices - Expanding Gov. Agencies, Counterterrorism - Food "Flavour Enhancers" Made from Aborted Fetal Cells - Early-Age Senility - Implantable Brain "Pacemaker" for Depression - EU Carbon Tax on Flights - National Park Land Grab, People Squeezed into Corridors for Agenda 21 - Royal Honours for Pirates, Wealthy Criminals - IBM Part of Your Gov. - JFK, Speech on Secret Societies - Leaders Chosen and Trained from Birth for their Role - Armand Hammer. (See http://www.cuttingthroughthematrix.com for article links.) *Title/Poem and Dialogue Copyrighted Alan Watt - Jan. 6, 2012 (Exempting Music, Literary Quotes, and Callers' Comments)

REVIEWED: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2. Well, I guess we’re all going to get into Game of Thrones now? PLUS: There’s still time to contribute to our 100th episode.