Podcasts about proct

Ya hablamos de cómo es vivir de la ver...., ahora les hablaremos lo que es vivir, literalmente, del cul... Nuestro invitado es el Proctólogo Adrián Martínez y nos ayudará a cuidar muy bien del más chiquillo de nuestros músculos. Después de escuchar esto les quedará el hábito de comer más sano. ¡Presten atención! See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Capítulo Siete del Podcast del mejor Shop de Argentina :)  Ningún Podcast que hayas escuchado hasta ahora va a decir tantas veces la palabra Ano. Nos acompaño nuestro proctólogo y cirujano @lucasdeprocto ¿Estás listo para educarte sobre un tema que todavía hoy es tabú en la sociedad? Respondemos todas las preguntas sobre el Sexo Anal: ¿Se recomiendan los enemas?¿Hay que sentir siempre dolor en sexo anal?¿Existen personas que nunca van a poder disfrutar del sexo anal? Además respondemos literalmente sobre todo lo que nos consultaron: ¿Cuándo tengo que ir a un Proctólogo?¿Cuáles son las consultas más frecuentes?¿Qué recomendaciones hay para practicarlo? Y todas las consultas que siempre nos hacen y que seguro vos tambien te preguntas! Somos Lu, Sofí y Nico y nos vamos a meter bien profundo en los secretos de este rubro. Juguetes, experiencias, anécdotas y hasta consejos para emprender.  Nos podes encontrar en @sexshopsavage  Y obvio, que mejor que este código de descuento PODCAST.SAVAGE para usar en toda la web! Los esperamos :) @lu_zybala @sofiseoane @nicolasvdal & @lucasdeprocto

Un proctólogo es un médico especializado en el diagnóstico y tratamiento de enfermedades que afectan al recto y al ano. Muchas personas pueden sentir vergüenza o incomodidad al pensar en visitar a un proctólogo, pero es importante saber que estos especialistas se enfocan en el cuidado de la salud y bienestar. Algunas de las condiciones que un proctólogo puede tratar incluyen hemorroides, fisuras anales, e incontinencia fecal.En El Expresso de las 10 hemos procurado contar con especialistas de primer nivel que lleven el conocimiento a nuestros radioescuchas de una manera clara, tal es el caso del Dr. César Zepeda, nuestro Cirujano Coloproctólogo que nos ha acompañado en este caminar por tantas estaciones durante estos años… Escucha nuestro podcast.

En una reciente entrevista, el cantautor Alex Lora de El Tri, cansado de la popularidad de los artistas mediocres, invitó a un retó a Peso Pluma para que la gente elija. ¿De qué se trata el reto?¡Ponte los audífonos y escucha el podcast del Free Guey Show en Uforia, Apple Podcast o Spotify o en tu plataforma favorita!

En Sexcandala hemos hablado de salud anal anteriormente pero siempre hay mucho más que aprender. Invitamos al coloprocto @dr.pabloavila a que nos diera algunas recomendaciones y desdoblará algunos mitos que existen sobre el ano y el recto para poder disfrutar más y preocuparnos menos. Recuerda que Alan, Angel y Baruch se preocupan por tu chikistrikis.

Hablamos con Daniel Aldamiz (El Cumanes) y Alvaro Mora sobre ser venezolanos en Mexico, su experiencia siendo roomies, salir con gente extranjera y las primeras visitas al proctólogo.

Me pareció del todo innecesario por parte de Acción Nacional que aprovechara la presencia del líder de Vox (ese partido español un poquito facho que sostiene la tesis profundamente krauzística de que Hernán Cortés vino a salvar a los salvajes indígenas de otros bárbaros indígenas), el señor Santi Abascal al que trataron como su dios huichol para mostrar su clasismo ultraderechoso, xenófobo, premoderno, anticomunista y retrógrada como si fuera una sorpresa.

En el segundo en vivo de El Congalito hablamos de las profesiones, que para nosotros, tienen sus puntos graciosos. Obviamente tratando todo desde el respeto que cada uno se merece pero, sin dejar de lado el humor, ya característico, de este par de borrachos. Acompáñenos todos los jueves 100% en vivo a través de Facebook en: https://www.facebook.com/ElCongalitoMexicali Todos los miércoles por Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1KgHaElT98PF8WbKXu69jt Y los viernes por YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUe8QGTbeOmb1YFNtz71ENg/videos?view=0&sort=da --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/elcongalito/message

So, THAT happened. That being, of course, the chaotic and controversial LSAT-Flex, remotely proctored by Proctor U. Branden and Jelena discuss what happened, how to account for chaos in your test prep, and what changes June test-takers can expect. In this episode, learn the answers to all your May LSAT-Flex questions, including... What were the most common problems students reported with LSAT-Flex? What did the LSAT-Flex test actually look like? How hard was it compared to other LSATs? Should students cancel their May scores to get a free retake? Should students go forward with taking the June LSAT-Flex? Links and further resources from from this week's episode: Make Sure Proctor U Works on Your Device Before Testing - https://test-it-out.proctoru.com/ LSAC's LSAT-Flex updates page - https://www.lsac.org/update-coronavirus-and-lsat/lsat-flex LSAT-Flex Score Preview Petition - https://www.change.org/p/law-school-admission-council-lsac-allow-candidates-the-option-to-preview-lsat-flex-scores-prior-to-score-cancellation Start Your LSATMax Free Trial & Try LSAT-Flex Study Mode - https://go.onelink.me/z1Zu/689fb4b4 The Road to 180: The Ultimate Guide to LSAT Prep (free on Kindle unlimited) - https://www.amazon.com/dp/1733458905/&field-keywords=lsat Real Practice LSAT with Detailed Answer Explanations (free on Kindle unlimited) - https://www.amazon.com/Real-Practice-LSAT-Detailed-Explanations-ebook/dp/B088QMJDLY/&field-keywords=lsat+preptest Start Your 1L Free Trial Now! - https://go.onelink.me/iOM8/68e2c335 Start Your BarMax Free Trial Now! - https://go.onelink.me/3011142272/d02ba2de

On this episode... Its the 3rd Anniversary Episode of the CobraCast and what a great Episode it was... My Guests were Manager/Author Mark Proct and from Three:33 and Pushmonkey, singer Tony Park... Nothing but a laid back episode talking old school Austin music and stories of Mark's past of working with Stevie Ray Vaughn & Double Trouble, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, The Arc Angels, Storyville and more ... Much Love, Enjoy ;)   

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Juan Carlos Avalos regresa al Tiradero después de su consulta con el proctólogo

Juan Carlos Avalos regresa al Tiradero después de visitar a su Proctólogo el manotas

Un paciente recibió una llamada de la oficina de su doctor que le pide que busque por "ahí" un anillo que se ha perdido.

Rachel Hochhauser is a writer and strategist living in Los Angeles. Her fiction and non-fiction work has appeared in the likes of Per Contra, Connu, Foliate Oak, Selfish, Daily Beast, Inc. Magazine and The Date Report. A recipient of the Pillsbury Foundation Creative Writing Award, Rachel also studied creative writing at NYU and has a Masters in Professional Writing from the University of Southern California, where she taught undergraduate writing and served as Fiction Editor for the Southern California Review. Recently, she completed her first novel. As a strategist and planner, Rachel has worked on projects for a variety of top tier clients such as Proct [...]

Today's Guest: Mark Proct, former Stevie Ray Vaughan and Fabulous Thunderbirds tour manager.'Order "Home Today, Gone Tomorrow: Snapshots from 40 Years on the Road -- Austin and Back" by Mark Proct: http://amzn.to/1Jphkok MARK PROCT podcast excerpt: "It was hard to believe what happened to Stevie the night before and we were not sure what we we were going to see (at the crash site). The FAA was already onsite and they were very nice to Jimmie and let us go up the hill to the site. The amazing part of this was that Jimmie was looking for Stevie's cross. We were there for a while and couldn't find it. We went to leave and a guy ran up to the car we were in. In this field he had found the cross and handed it to Jimmie. It was amazing."Key Interview Moments:• 6:25 Mark Proct discusses being a native New Yorker working for Willie Nelson and touring East Texas in the mid-1970s;• 14:00 The state of the Fabulous Thunderbirds when Proct agreed to become the band's tour manager in Europe -- even though he had never been there before;• 42:30 What it was like visiting the site of the helicopter crash the morning after the accident that took Stevie Ray Vaughan, two members of Eric Clapton's crew, a CAA agent, and the pilot.Subscribe to Mr. Media for FREE on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=MrMediaRadioFor more interviews like this one: http://www.MrMedia.com What is Mr. Media® Interviews? The calm of Charlie Rose, the curiosity of Terry Gross and the unpredictability of Howard Stern! Since February 2007, more than 1,000 exclusive Hollywood, celebrity, pop culture video and audio comedy podcast interviews by Mr. Media®, a.k.a., Bob Andelman, with newsmakers in TV, radio, movies, music, magazines, newspapers, books, websites, social media, politics, sports, graphic novels, and comics! Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/andelmanFacebook: http://www.facebook.com/MrMediaRadio

Today's Guest: Mark Proct, former tour manager, Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble, Fabulous Thunderbirds, author, Home Today, Gone Tomorrow: Snapshots from 40 Years on the Road – Austin and Back Order Couldn't Stop the Weather by Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble, available from Amazon.com by clicking on the CD cover above! The first time I saw Stevie Ray Vaughan live in concert, he was close enough to reach out and touch. Literally. Vaughan and Double Trouble were playing at a long-gone Clearwater, Florida nightspot, Mr. T’s Club 19 in the mid-1980s. (It was next to the also long-gone Peaches Records & Tapes. I think the site is a Sam’s Club, now. Naturally.) MARK PROCT podcast excerpt: "It was hard to believe what happened to Stevie the night before and we were not sure what we we were going to see (at the crash site). The FAA was already onsite and they were very nice to Jimmie and let us go up the hill to the site. The amazing part of this was that Jimmie was looking for Stevie's cross. We were there for a while and couldn't find it. We went to leave and a guy ran up to the car we were in. In this field he had found the cross and handed it to Jimmie. It was amazing." I was sitting at the cool kids’ table – Tampa Tribune rock critic David Okamoto was there, as were Bill Templeton and Eric Snider, editors of the local music mag called, cleverly, Music. I was covering the show for the St. Petersburg Times. All of us had heard of the blistering blues guitarist from Texas and we all wanted to see what the fuss was about in person. Order Tuff Enuff by The Fabulous Thunderbirds, available from Amazon.com by clicking on the CD cover above! It took about 10 seconds to know Stevie Ray was the genuine article. MARK PROCT podcast excerpt: "The Fabulous Thunderbirds were a ragtag group in Austin. I'd seen them at Antone's and their gear would be in almost garbage bags. They hardly had cases! I didn't want to go to work for that bunch! It scared me. But when Delbert McClinton stopped working, I needed a job, and a friend of mine had gone to work for the Thunderbirds as their sound engineer. He called me up and said, 'We're looking for a tour manager. (I had never done that before.) We're going to Europe in six months for about six weeks. Are you interested?' I had never been to Europe at the time and I really wanted to see it. I'm a fairly organized person; I had been watching tour managers for Willie Nelson, Asleep at the Wheel, Jerry Jeff Walker, and Delbert for five years. I thought I could probably do the job." Today, I’m excited to welcome a guest who may well have been at that gig, too, long time Stevie Ray Vaughan and Fabulous Thunderbirds tour manager Mark Proct. Order Home Today, Gone Tomorrow by Mark Proct, available from Amazon.com by clicking on the book cover above! Proct has just published Home Today, Gone Tomorrow: Snapshots from 40 Years on the Road – Austin and Back, a collection of snapshots from his four decades on the road with musicians, including Willie Nelson, Jerry Jeff Walker, Delbert McClinton, Carlos Santana, Jimmie Vaughan and the Fabulous Thunderbirds, and, of course, Stevie Ray and Double Trouble. MARK PROCT podcast excerpt: "I was a serious New Yorker with a heavy accent and fairly long hair when I got to Austin in 1975. The first job I got was as a sound technician on the road with the tech crew for Willie Nelson... I had never been to West Texas before. Those were some serious rednecks. Fortunately, I had a couple of people on Willie's crew that were 6'2", 6'3", and they watched my back all the time so I didn't get in too much trouble." We recorded this interview on August 27, 2015, which was the 25th anniversary of the helicopter crash that took the life of Stevie Ray Vaughan. The book is heavy on photos and light on stories, but I’m told Proct has the gift of gab, so let’s put him to the test. Key interview moments: • 6:25 Mark Proct discusses being a native New Yorker working for Willie Nelson and touring East Texas in the mid-1970s; • 14:00 The state of the Fabulous Thunderbirds when Proct agreed to become the band's tour manager in Europe -- even though he had never been there before; • 42:30 What it was like visiting the site of the helicopter crash the morning after the accident that took Stevie Ray Vaughan, two members of Eric Clapton's crew, a CAA agent, and the pilot. Mark Proct Website • Facebook • Twitter Stevie Ray Vaughan Website • Wikipedia • Facebook Jimmie Vaughan Website • Facebook This is a video of Stevie Ray Vaughan's performance at the 1984 CBS Records convention in Hawaii that Mark Proct mentions in today's interview (Thanks to "Fast Eddie" Yarb for sharing!):           Kicking Through the Ashes: My Life As A Stand-up in the 1980s Comedy Boom by Ritch Shydner. Order your copy today by clicking on the book cover above!   The Party Authority in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland!

When it comes to the music business, Mark Proct is a lifer. He’s not a star, but he is one of those people essential to stars a journeyman working behind the scenes who helps to make what happens onstage under the lights possible. A music industry professional in Austin, TX since 1975, Proct has labored in an array of showbiz infrastructure jobs, from driving tour buses to running sound, running his own lighting company and tour coach businesses and working as an artists’ manager. In the process, he not only helped further the careers of employers and clients, he played a pivotal role in the growth of Austin into a world-renowned hub for music and musical creativity. In those roles, and others, Proct has been present at pivotal moments in the careers of Stevie Ray Vaughan, the Fabulous Thunderbirds, the arc angels, Storyville, Vallejo, and others. A tireless amateur photographer, Proct was seldom without his camera, even as the music business took him and his musical compadres across the country and around the world. Now, after a lifetime of being behind the scenes, Proct is stepping out as the author of Home Today, Gone Tomorrow, a collection of rare, behind-the-scenes candid moments captured, as it were, on the run. These are not the glamor shots of carefully posed, manicured stars. Rather they are moments captured—backstage, in hotels, in recording studios, on city streets, behind the scenes.  It’s Proct’s gift that he was not only present in the moment, but had the presence of mind to capture it for the rest of us. Home Today, Gone Tomorrow not only catches musicians at pivotal moments in their lives, it also tells a larger story of the city of Austin, and its transformation from a sleepy college town to an international hub for music.