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Emmy-winning writer, producer, and showrunner Tracey Wigfield (30 Rock, Great News, Saved by the Bell) joins Mommywood for an honest conversation about motherhood, ambition, career pressure, and the invisible guilt so many working moms carry.Tracey opens up about running television shows while pregnant, going back to work days after giving birth, navigating postpartum emotions, and the internal pressure women feel — even when they're the boss.We talk about:✨ balancing creativity and motherhood✨ why becoming a mom changed her leadership style✨ the unrealistic expectations placed on working women✨ career ambition after kids✨ mom guilt, postpartum struggles & perfectionism✨ building a support system in HollywoodThis episode is vulnerable, funny, validating, and deeply relatable for any mom trying to balance work, identity, and family — whether you work in entertainment or not.

This episode is brought to you by DondersteenLang Fisher (Never Have I Ever, The Four Seasons, 30 Rock, The Mindy Project) joins Mommywood to talk about becoming a single mom by choice, building a wildly successful career in comedy, and learning to let go of perfectionism after having her son.Lang opens up about having a baby with her gay best friend, the unconventional co-parenting setup that unexpectedly worked beautifully, getting her start at The Onion, feeling intimidated in the 30 Rock writers room with Tina Fey, and becoming a first-time showrunner while pregnant.We also talk about imposter syndrome, ambition after motherhood, pandemic parenting, why moms make efficient bosses, and how having kids changes the way you tell stories.This episode is funny, honest, vulnerable, and one of my favorite conversations about creating a life on your own terms.

Recut 2022 Episode: The Story of Mike Alén - Nobuhjest, Brown Study, Secret Service, Beings, and MoreThis episode, originally recorded in November 2022, features Mike Alén of Nobuhjest, Brown Study, Secret Service, Beings, and more reflecting on his upbringing in the Miami area and his path into South Florida's punk and independent music scenes. Remastered and reedited for improved clarity, this re-release revisits an important era of South Florida underground music and the community that surrounded it.Mike discusses growing up in Hialeah and Kendall in a Cuban household, discovering music through family influences and bands like KISS, and later finding Florida punk through Quit. He reflects on local record stores, early live shows, and the experiences that drew him deeper into the South Florida scene.The conversation traces Mike's progression from music fan to active participant through early bands such as Lift and Nobuhjest, along with memories of local venues, DIY culture, recording demos, touring, and building lasting friendships within the scene. Mike also reflects on his involvement in numerous bands and creative projects over the years, the evolution of different groups and collaborations, later touring experiences including with Torche, and the importance of continuing to create and stay connected to music.

I wanted to bring back this conversation with Audrey Moore because honestly… it feels more relevant now than ever, especially with Self Tape May starting now.This episode turned into such a real conversation about what it actually looks like to pursue acting while also trying to have a life, relationships, kids, stability, rest… all the things we rarely talk about honestly in this industry.Audrey and I get into the “math” of it all — time, energy, money — and how becoming a parent changes the equation in ways nobody really prepares you for. We talk about self tapes, childcare, friendship shifts, support systems, burnout, and the pressure to feel like you should somehow be able to do everything perfectly all at once.I also loved hearing Audrey's perspective on choosing not to have kids and the ways she intentionally shows up for the parents in her life. There's so much honesty and compassion in this conversation.And with Self Tape May here, I think this episode is such a good reminder that practice, preparation, and transparency matter a lot more than pretending we all have it figured out.I hope this one makes you feel a little less alone.This episode is sponsored by Dondersteen use code MOMMYWOOD for 20% off

Actor, musician, writer—and longtime friend—Rob Benedict is back on Mommywood in this special recut highlights episode that feels even more meaningful listening back now.Before I was a mom, I was Rob's kids' nanny, so this conversation is deeply full-circle. We talk about raising kids while building a career in entertainment, what support really looks like, and how parenting shifts your identity in ways no one can prepare you for.Rob opens up about becoming a dad again at 53 with a newborn daughter, what's different this time around, co-parenting through life's unexpected turns, and why “having it all” might really mean having a village.We get into:Balancing acting careers and family lifeWhat changes (and doesn't) when you start over as a parentThe myth of doing it all aloneParenting adult kids and a newbornWhy support systems matter more than everThe full-circle magic of friendship through every seasonIt's funny, nostalgic, honest, and very Mommywood.

Recut 2020 Episode: The Story of Fritz Dorigo – Crease, Excessive, South Florida Rock Scene and MoreThis is a recut and re-released episode featuring Fritz Dorigo, originally recorded in 2020 during the early years of the podcast. The audio has been refined for improved clarity. This episode captures an in-depth conversation from a formative period of both the show and the South Florida music community it documents.Fritz Dorigo shares his story of growing up in South Florida, discovering music at a young age, and immersing himself in the region's rock, punk, and metal scenes. He reflects on learning multiple instruments, committing to guitar, and the years of practice that shaped his playing. The discussion traces the formation and evolution of Excessive into Crease, the close bonds between longtime band members, and the DIY path of rehearsals, local shows, radio exposure, and building an audience.Fritz also talks about recording experiences, record label challenges, and the unpredictable rise and fall of momentum in the music industry. The conversation expands to the wider South Florida scene, recalling clubs, radio stations, influential bands, and moments that defined a unique era. Fritz also discusses later projects including Dirty DNA and other collaborations, as well as his continued role as a teacher, musician, and manager. This re-release offers both longtime listeners and new audiences a chance to revisit an important chapter in South Florida music history and a key early episode of the podcast.

This Mommywood recut might be one of the most honest conversations we've had.Actor and EmotionAL Support podcast host Alessandra Torresani and I actually met while walking our babies in the neighborhood — and quickly realized we were in the exact same stage of new motherhood.In this episode we talk about:• postpartum recovery and mental health• birth stories and expectations vs reality• auditioning during pregnancy and weeks after giving birth• self tapes with a baby at home• pressure on women in the entertainment industry to “time” a family• why finding other moms is essential• learning to let go of perfectionFunny, vulnerable, and reassuring, this conversation is for anyone trying to balance a creative career and motherhood — or just trying to survive the newborn phase.

Recut 2020 Episode: The Story of Russell Mofsky – Origins of Miami Punk Band Quit, Gold Dust Lounge, and MoreThis is a recut and re-released version of Episode 5, originally recorded in 2020 during the first year of the podcast at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. The audio has been polished for improved clarity, though it has a lower bit rate due to the original recording application.Russell Mofsky shares his journey from growing up in Miami Beach, discovering music as a child, and diving into South Florida's punk, skateboarding, and metal scenes, to forming the influential band Quit. He reflects on live shows, DIY culture, and the friendships that shaped his creative path.The conversation also explores his later jazz studies and the creation of Gold Dust Lounge, a project blending vintage mood music, cinematic soundscapes, and eclectic influences.This re-release gives both longtime fans and new listeners a chance to revisit an early chapter in South Florida music history and the beginnings of the podcast.

This is a special Mommywood recut — and honestly, one that hits differently now.When this conversation was first recorded, my daughter was only ten weeks old and I was deep in new-mom survival mode, trying to figure out how acting and motherhood were supposed to exist in the same life. Meanwhile, Hannah Hines was already navigating the preschool years, self-tapes, childcare logistics, and the reality of keeping a creative career going after becoming a parent.In this episode we talk about:• how actors actually schedule auditions with a baby• building a “village” when you don't have family nearby• the identity shift that comes with motherhood• pandemic isolation with a toddler• day jobs and financial survival as an actor parent• returning to work postpartum• and Hannah's unexpected career pivot into screenwritingSince recording, Hannah and I have actually become real-life friends (yes, even a book club together), which makes this conversation feel even more special.If you've ever wondered whether you can still pursue acting after having a child — this episode is for you.

Mommywood Recut: Past Episode, Present MomentThis week I'm revisiting one of the conversations that means more to me now than it did when we first recorded it.When I originally sat down with Marla Sokoloff, I was a brand-new mom trying to figure out how motherhood and acting could possibly coexist. Marla was already living it — raising three daughters while navigating a long career in Hollywood and shifting from acting into directing and creating her own work.In this edited highlight episode, we talk about the part of motherhood creative women don't say out loud enough: losing momentum, redefining success, the guilt of being away from your kids, and the mental load of trying to be present at home while still holding onto your identity.We also get honest about body image after pregnancy, the pressure around breastfeeding, and why sometimes the career you planned isn't the one that ultimately fits your life.If you've ever worried that becoming a parent might erase the version of yourself you worked so hard to build — this conversation is for you.

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Welcome to your weekly dose of true HedKandi Anthems!  We bring you the ultimate selection of house music, vocal house, nu-disco, funky house, and the occasional chill-out track every week! Follow us on social media: https://www.facebook.com/hedkandi https://www.instagram.com/hedkandi/ Join our community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/hedkandigroup TRACKLIST ⤵ HOUR1 ******** 00:00:00 Save The Robots - Missing (Original Mix) 00:04:36 Late Nite City Feat. Freya - Hold Me (Extended Mix) 00:09:03 Sonny Chiba, Lucid Konversations - No More Illusions (Genuinely Blaq Mix) 00:13:22 Block & Crown - Super Slick Groove (Nudisco Clubmix) 00:17:06 Audiowhores, Angela Johnson, DJ Passion, George Jackson (UK) - Touch The Ground (DJ Passion & George Jackson UK Remix Extended) 00:23:55 Raffaele Ciavolino - Touch Me (Original Mix) 00:28:54 Sonic Soul Orchestra ft Daniel Thomas - Wake Up (Risk Assessment Remix) 00:35:25 Sonic Soul Orchestra feat. Mishell Ivon - Stomp Your Feet (Extended Mix) 00:40:03 Cedric Gervais & 88 Degrees - STOMP (Extended Mix) 00:43:15 Laura Branigan - Self Control (Sgt Slick 2026 ReCut++) 00:48:57 Gloria Gaynor - Never Can Say Goodbye (Sgt Slick's Discotizer ReCut) 00:54:13 Louis Patong - Born to Love HOUR 2 ******** 01:00:00 Purple Disco Machine ft Jake Shears - Fire & Ice (Extended Mix) 01:05:13 Sgt Slick - Make It Happen (Extended Mix) 01:11:08 Mind Electric - Steal this Heart (Extended Mix) 01:15:44 Alex Preston - By The Hour (Extended Mix) 01:20:20 Rasmus Faber, Lucas Nord, Melo - Somebody (Extended) 01:24:34 DJ Chus, Harry Romero - Celebrate Life (Extended Mix) 01:29:10 Dam Swindle - Feel It Much? 01:34:33 Mr. Roy & Marco Lys - Something About U (Extended Mix) 01:39:16 Hardcopy, Block & Crown - What's That Bassline? (Clubmix) 01:44:09 Crazibiza, House Of Prayers - Let's Play House (2025 Edit) 01:48:34 Costa UK - Ministry Of Love (Extended Mix) 01:53:45 Wh0, The Fog - Been A Long Time (Extended Mix)

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We FINALLY watched Uncle Francis Coppola's 2019 RECUT of The Cotton Club! The OG film was first discussed in Season 1 Episode 4 of Late Night Cage Fight. However, Cagefighter Steve famously refused to watch it. That all changed tonight, friends. How does the new cut compare? More tap-dancing, mobster shoot-outs... MORE JAZZ? Take a journey with us back to 1930-something as we discuss our thoughts on this restored musical crime drama starring Richard Gere, Diane Lane, and NICOLAS CAGE! That's right... he's in it too!   Our next Nic Cage review will be Captain Corelli's Mandolin (2001).

Matthi & Henry are celebrated for their dynamic Hybrid Live performances and DJ sets. Their weekly radio show, From Techno Into Trance, showcases their ability to seamlessly blend these genres, offering listeners a masterclass in genre-fluid artistry. From Techno Into Trance 77 01 Na Nich - Crust 02 Symetri - Sunkissed 03 Miika Kuisma - White Sands 04 Thomas Sinn & Subgate - Genetic 05 Marco Faraone & Diego Infanzon - My Own Reason 06 Stoneface & Terminal - Culture Clash 07 Hoopoe - Aryaduta 08 Vajra M - Void 09 John Rundell - Tribalized 10 Albion & The Thrillseekers - Air (Extended) 11 Paragliders - Lithium (Oliver Lieb Remix) 12 Melvin Spix - Warehouse Project 13 Bjoern Torwellen - Fear Of The Unknown 14 Stoneface & Terminal - Analog 21 15 L-3P - Axtron 16 Darren Tate & Orion - Rush (Tate's Ferel 2025 Recut) 17 Oscar Escapa & Joanna Dark - Dance All Night 18 Drunken Kong - Hidden 19 Marco V ft The Brave Culture - Does It Feel Good 20 Milkwish x Solange - Sunset Avenue (Extended Mix) 21 Baugruppe90 - Flight Tracker 22 Horizins (IT) - Die Berliner Hymne 2025 (The Boy From The Future Remix)

This week Josh talks about the Michael Moody Memorial 100k hunt, the minute rule, and re-cutting young dogs!!

Dr. Chris Holsinger shares the new guideline from ASCO on transoral robotic surgery (TORS) for patients with oropharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma. He reviews the evidence-based recommendations on baseline assessment, the role of TORS in HPV-positive and HPV-negative disease and in the salvage/recurrent setting, which patients are eligible or ineligible for TORS, and the role of adjuvant therapy. He discusses the importance of multidisciplinary collaboration and shared decision-making between patients and their clinicians. Read the full guideline, “Transoral Robotic Surgery in the Multidisciplinary Care of Patients with Oropharyngeal Squamous Cell Carcinoma: ASCO Guideline.”   TRANSCRIPT This guideline, clinical tools, and resources are available at asco.org. Read the full text of the guideline and review authors' disclosures of potential conflicts of interest in the Journal of Clinical Oncology.   Brittany Harvey: Hello and welcome to the ASCO Guidelines podcast, one of ASCO's podcasts, delivering timely information to keep you up to date on the latest changes, challenges and advances in oncology. You can find all the shows, including this one at asco.org/podcasts.    My name is Brittany Harvey and today I'm interviewing Dr. Chris Holsinger from Stanford University, lead author on “Transoral Robotic Surgery in the Multidisciplinary Care of Patients with Oropharyngeal Squamous Cell Carcinoma: ASCO Guideline.” Thank you for being here today, Dr. Holsinger. Dr. Chris Holsinger: Thanks, Brittany. We've been working together for years on these guidelines and what a pleasure to get to meet you at least virtually today. Brittany Harvey: Yes, it's great to have you on. And then just before we discuss this guideline, I'd like to note that ASCO takes great care in the development of its guidelines and ensuring that the ASCO conflict of interest policy is followed for each guideline. The disclosures of potential conflicts of interest for the guideline panel, including Dr. Holsinger, who has joined us here today, are available online with the publication of the guideline in the Journal of Clinical Oncology, which is linked in the show notes. So let's jump into this important guideline. Dr. Holsinger, to start us off, can you provide an overview of both the scope and purpose of this guideline? Dr. Chris Holsinger: Absolutely. And again, thanks for the opportunity to be here, Brittany. I appreciate the invitation to participate in the ASCO Guidelines and to work with the great people on this paper that's now out there. I think it's a really important guideline to be published because it really talks about surgery, specifically transoral robotic surgery, a minimally invasive technique, as a new way to treat head and neck cancer. Why that's so important is that what is now known as head and neck cancer is completely different than what we saw even 25 years ago. Around the turn of the century, some really thoughtful epidemiologists working at Hopkins and UW in Seattle started to see this connection between the human papillomavirus and head and neck cancer. And since then we've seen this precipitous rise in the number of throat cancers specifically due to HPV. The results from the American Cancer Society showed last year that head neck cancer, in particular these cancers of the oropharynx, actually were one of the few cancers that still had an increasing incidence, I think it was around 2.5% per year. And other studies have shown that almost 50% of the cases we're seeing across the United States now are actually HPV-mediated throat cancers. That's bad news because we're seeing this rise in cases, but it's good news in the sense that this is a cancer that is highly curable and I think opens up a lot of different treatment avenues that we didn't have a couple of decades ago. And when patients are facing a mortality risk that's two or three times lower than the formerly HPV-negative smoking-driven cancers, it really behooves us as clinicians, as oncologists to think about treatment selection in a completely different way. And for years, the only function-sparing option, surgery certainly was not, was radiation therapy with concurrent cisplatin chemotherapy. In 2009, the FDA approved the use of surgical robotics using a transoral approach, a minimally invasive approach to resect the primary tumors and to perform neck dissection. And so now when patients walk in the door, they not only have this gold standard option in the path of radiation therapy with chemo, but also frontline surgery. And with some recent publications, especially the ECOG 3311 study, there's some really good evidence that for HPV-mediated throat cancers, we can actually de-escalate the intensity of adjuvant therapy when we start with surgery first. So who we choose that option for, which patients want that option - these are all really important new questions that we try to grapple with in these guidelines. Brittany Harvey: That background is really key for setting the stage for what we're about to talk about today. And so next I'd like to review the key recommendations across the clinical questions that the panel addressed. So you just talked about the importance of treatment selection. So to start that off, first, what is recommended for baseline assessment for patients with oropharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma who are being considered for transoral robotic surgery? Dr. Chris Holsinger: So I think here we tried in the guidelines to really standardize the workup and approach of this disease, in general, but with a strong focus on who might be a good surgical candidate. As I mentioned in the introduction, I mean, this is a disease that is very new. Our workup is in flux. And so what we tried to do, especially in items 1.2 and 1.3, is to really standardize and confirm that the tumor that we're dealing with, which oftentimes presents in a metastatic lymph node, is in fact associated with the human papillomavirus. So how biopsy is done, how high risk HPV testing is performed, whether you're doing that with an in situ hybridization, a DNA based study, or a p16 immunohistochemical study. And we try to tackle these issues first to really make sure that the patient population we're considering is actually indeed eligible for this kind of treatment de-escalation with surgery. Brittany Harvey: Understood. So it's important to consider which patients could be eligible for TORS upfront. So what is the role of TORS in patients with HPV-positive oropharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma? Dr. Chris Holsinger: Yeah, exactly. So I think first of all, surgery is ideally suited, and the robot is FDA approved for early-stage cancers - T1 and T2 cancers that are amenable to a minimally invasive approach. And we really try to emphasize, especially in our patient selection section of the guideline, who is really an ideal candidate for this. It's not just the T1 and T2 tumor. It's a tumor that is lateralized so that we can maybe consider managing the neck concurrently just on the side of the tumor, rather than doing bilateral neck dissection for most patients. Which patients might get the best functional outcome is a really critical component of this. And in fact, that actually goes back to a guideline that we didn't have time to chat about earlier, which is that we think every head neck cancer patient, whether or not they're being considered for transoral robotic surgery or frontline radiation therapy with cisplatin, every patient should have a pre-treatment assessment by a speech and swallowing expert. They're called different names across the country: speech language pathologists, speech pathologists, etc. But having a really good functional assessment of the patient's ability to swallow before treatment selection is really critical. And why that's important with frontline surgery is that there's a period of about one or two weeks after which that patient really needs intensive rehabilitation. And so for every patient being considered by TORS, we want to work really hand in hand with that speech pathologist to do pre-habilitation and then immediate post-operative rehab and then long longitudinal rehabilitation so that if radiation is needed down the road in a month, that patient just hopefully sails through this de-escalated treatment that we're offering. Brittany Harvey: Great. I appreciate you describing which patients can be considered for transoral robotic surgery. So beyond that, which patients with HPV-positive oropharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma aren't really good candidates for TORS? Dr. Chris Holsinger: We talked about that sort of ideal patient, but you know, we're not always living in an ideal world. And so I think it's important, and I'm really happy about the multidisciplinary discussions that led to these final guidelines because I think it helped engage radiation oncologists, medical oncologists, and surgeons around who's maybe not a good candidate for this because radiation therapy, with or without cisplatin chemotherapy, remains a good option for many of these patients. But I think the consensus, especially among the surgeons in this group, were that patients with tumors were more endophytic - that's the old fashioned oncology and surgical oncology term that refers to tumors that seem to not be as evident on the surface and have more of an infiltrative deep growth pattern - these are not ideal tumors. Whereas an exophytic tumor that's growing upwards, that's more readily seen on flexible endoscopy during a routine clinic assessment, or frankly, better seen on imaging, those exophytic tumors are better suited to a surgical approach because the surgeon has a better chance when he or she sees the tumor to get a good margin. When we can appreciate not just the surface mucosal margins that need to be taken, but also have a better chance to appreciate their depth. And with those infiltrative tumors, it's much harder to really understand how to get that deep margin, which in many cases is always the hardest. And so that's a long way to say that surgical decision making, patient selection is really critical when it comes to offering TORS as a multidisciplinary group. And then there are a few other things that we can quickly talk about before we move on to discussing adjuvant therapy. But I think there are some relative contraindications to patients who might have tumors arising in a palatine tonsil or tonsillar pillar, but which might grow significantly into the soft palate, such that a major palatal resection would be needed to get a good margin. For T1 and T2 tumors, we're not sure that that is an ideal candidate. And the other relative contraindication, but it's a hard and fast contraindication in my personal practice, is patients with extensive nodal disease. I think a patient who has preoperative extranodal extension, matted nodes, clinically and on MRI, you know pre-op they're going to need intensive post operative concurrent chemoradiation post-op that's maybe not the best patient for TORS, although there are some select cases where that that might make sense. But that's a quick overview of patient selection for TORS, Brittany. Hopefully, that's helpful. Brittany Harvey: That's definitely helpful. I think it's really important to consider not only who is eligible, but who isn't eligible for this de-escalation of treatment, and I appreciate you clarifying some of that. So then you've just also mentioned adjuvant therapy along with multidisciplinary discussion. So what is recommended regarding adjuvant therapy for patients who have resected HPV-positive oropharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma? Dr. Chris Holsinger: Definitely. And I think the post-operative discussion has to begin with great pre-op planning. And pre-op planning is really anchored in a really robust multidisciplinary team. So, we spoke earlier about the critical importance of getting speech language pathology involved initially, but they're part of a much larger team that includes not just a surgeon, but medical oncologist, a radiation oncologist and a dental oncologist - all of these specialties, and I could think of several others if we had time to chat further - this should also be really engaged in the care of these patients. But great decision making regarding adjuvant therapy really begins with a robust multidisciplinary consultation pre-op and we try to emphasize that in the guidelines. But just to return and answer your question very directly, I think adjuvant therapy is really the critical piece in getting that great functional outcome for a patient with HPV-mediated throat cancer. And I think traditionally patients who have a variety of different risks, based on a large study done again by the ECOG group, ECOG 3311, we showed that by stratifying patients based on their surgical pathology rather than on an estimate of disease extent, we can better stratify adjuvant therapy. And so the low risk patient is a patient with good margins and of course, good margin, we could spend another two hours discussing that. But good margins are greater than at least 1 to 3 millimeters superficially and a clear deep margin. Patients with lymph node metastases that are less than 3 cm and a single lymph node can sometimes be observed but most patients don't fall into that low risk category. Most patients fall into an intermediate risk where the margin is good and it's clear, but it might be close. That depends if you're talking about the superficial mucosal margin or the deep. But more often than not, we spend a lot of time considering the extent of lymph node involvement as it pertains to how adjuvant therapy is delivered. And I think for patients with less than 4 lymph nodes traditionally without extranodal extension, radiation therapy will suffice for adjuvant therapy after TORS. And the question of dose then comes up. Are we talking 50 Gray, the experimental arm that showed real promise in the ECOG 3311 trial, or 60 Gray or more traditional dose? And that is a topic definitely for another podcast, which we should do with a radiation oncologist online. I don't want to get into the weeds with that, but I refer you to our guidelines and Bob Ferris and Barbara Burtness' paper from JCO in 2021 for further details about that. But then for patients with positive margins with more than four lymph nodes, but especially patients with extranodal extension, the role of radiation therapy and chemotherapy is really absolutely critical. Because these patients and while they only accounted for around 20% to 30% of patients that we're seeing in this new era of TORS, they're the ones that we're really focusing on how can we do better because their overall survival is still good, it's 90%, but it's not as good as the patients we're seeing with a low and intermediate risk. So that's a brief overview there. Brittany Harvey: I appreciate that overview. And yes, we'll refer listeners to the full guideline, which is linked in the show notes of this episode to learn more about the intricacies of the radiation therapy that you mentioned. So then we've talked a lot about patients with HPV-positive disease, but what is the role of TORS in patients with HPV-negative disease? Dr. Chris Holsinger: I think TORS still has a role for these patients. Our colleague in India, Surender Dabas, has a really nice series that shows that for HPV-negative patients, this is a way for early stage cancers to potentially escalate the intensity of treatment for a disease that does worse than this new HPV-positive we're seeing in the US. So I think there's a good signal there. I think more study needs to be done and I think those studies, in fact, are underway in India and other countries. I hope that we can, as an oncology community here in the United States, also tackle this disease, which is still a significant part of the disease we face in head and neck oncology. Brittany Harvey: Yes, we'll look forward to more data coming out for HPV-negative disease. So then, the last clinical question that the guideline panel addressed: What is the role of TORS in the salvage or recurrent setting? Dr. Chris Holsinger: So we wrap up the guidelines tackling this topic. It's definitely something for the experienced TORS surgeon in consultation with that multidisciplinary team. Oftentimes, we are still seeing many patients who need salvage surgery and I think, while TORS alone could be a really effective treatment option, TORS with a microvascular reconstruction is oftentimes what is needed for these patients who, with recurrence, do often present with an RT 2, 3, 4 tumor. In my own practice, I found that using TORS as a way to minimize the superficial mucosal extent and then delivering that tumor through a traditional lateral pharyngotomy, then neck dissection and then having a microvascular flap inset done after that really provides the best possible chance for good long term function and of course control of the tumor. Here, I definitely refer the listener to some great work done out of the Royal Marsden with Vin Paleri, who we're happy to have on our TORS guideline panel for his RECUT study that really grapples in some detail with these very issues. Brittany Harvey: Excellent. And so we've covered a lot of the recommendations here that were made by the panel and you've touched a little bit about how this changes things for clinicians in practice. But what should clinicians know as they implement these new recommendations? Dr. Chris Holsinger: One thing as we close, I hope that in the future we can really start to grapple with this concept of patient selection. I think these guidelines help establish that TORS is a great oncologic option with - really the only option for treatment de-escalation in the here and now. Radiation therapy and cisplatin concurrent chemotherapy is going to be an option that is such an important choice for patients. And I think where I hope the field goes in the future is figuring out which patient wants one of these options. And I think certain patients really want that tumor taken out and others just the idea of surgery is not something that makes sense for them. How we in the context of a multidisciplinary team, really engage that patient, elicit their treatment preferences and then through considering treatment eligibility criteria that we've spelled out here for surgery and can be spelled out for chemo RT, bringing all that together in a formal shared decision making process is really where I hope the field will be going in the next few years. And hopefully these guidelines help to pave the way there. Brittany Harvey: Definitely the aspect of care by a multidisciplinary team and talking with patients to go through shared decision making is key to implementing these guidelines. So then, in that same vein, what do these recommendations mean for patients with oropharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma? Dr. Chris Holsinger: I think the central take home message for patients should be that especially if you have a T1 and T2 tumor, it's really important to have that consultation with a surgeon who knows how to do TORS and has a busy practice, but then also having an honest discussion up front about what the functional outcomes would be both with surgery and also chemo RT. And I think just knowing all those different options, that multidisciplinary treatment selection process is going to be that much more robust. And I think more right decisions will get made and we'll see less decisional regret down the road, which I think is a long term goal of our field. Brittany Harvey: Absolutely. That discussion of preferences is key. So then to wrap us up, you touched on this a little bit earlier in talking about ongoing research and data, particularly in the field of HPV-negative disease, but what are the outstanding questions regarding TORS in this patient population? Dr. Chris Holsinger: Yeah, I think that in addition to this work around shared decision making, I really hope that we'll embrace shared decision making in the context of future clinical trial. I think where we are now is you have surgeons saying, “Hey, TORS and 50 gray is a great option. Why aren't we doing that?” And then our colleagues, perhaps across the aisle, if I can use a political metaphor, are saying, “Well, where's the comparative data? Can we even do a randomized clinical trial between surgery and radiation?” Well, Christian Simon in Lausanne in Switzerland is trying to do this in a small pilot study being led by the EORTC, and I would encourage American investigators to consider something analogous. But I think how we solve this question of I think treatment choice is going to be pivotal for any such trial to ever be done. And then finally, I think, how will the changing treatment landscape around immunotherapy change this? There's some really provocative data that dates back to 1996 in a JCO paper from Ollivier Laccourreye and the University of Paris experience that showed induction chemotherapy followed by function preserving surgery in the larynx was a really powerful strategy for organ preservation, and that has never been followed up in the United States. And so especially with the upcoming presentation of KEYNOTE-689, will we be doing neoadjuvant approaches for patients and then following them by minimally invasive surgery or lower dose radiation? I think these are going to be some exciting new areas of study and I can't wait to see how this might evolve so we can refine the treatment - still get those great outcomes, but reduce those late toxicity. Brittany Harvey: Yes. We'll look forward to this ongoing research to continue to move the field forward. So, Dr. Holsinger, I want to thank you so much for your time to develop this important guideline. It's been great to have you on the podcast to discuss it today. Dr. Chris Holsinger: Well, thanks a lot Brittany. It's nice to finally meet you. Brittany Harvey: Likewise. And thank you to all of our listeners for tuning in to the ASCO Guidelines podcast. To read the full guideline, go to www.asco.org/head-neck-cancer-guidelines. You can also find many of our guidelines and interactive resources in the free ASCO Guidelines app, which is available in the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store. If you have enjoyed what you've heard today, please rate and review the podcast and be sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode.   The purpose of this podcast is to educate and to inform. This is not a substitute for professional medical care and is not intended for use in the diagnosis or treatment of individual conditions. Guests on this podcast express their own opinions, experience and conclusions. Guest statements on the podcast do not express the opinions of ASCO. The mention of any product, service, organization, activity or therapy should not be construed as an ASCO endorsement.

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Send us a Text Message.Looking backward, the theme for my July was, 'cord cutting.' And when I say cords–I'm talking thick titanium suckers! I've had to cut them, then RECUT them after they grew back starter roots. Again and again, this happened.It can be exhausting AND invigorating. I've confessed my old psychic vampire ways to you on a prior episode – which is why my daily routine NOW includes checking for voids and then reenforcing my vessel. It's a quick exercise that ensures I'm relying on my own light and the energy and light offered to me by guides and angels consensually!Well, as the Universe tends to do, it showed me this week that my path is always there, illuminated, waiting for me to notice, which led me to this moment where many things coalesced.YES! Welcome to Season 4 of Curious Cat! It was time to clear the decks, begin anew with an Episode One. Hooray!Second hooray? There's a new show feature I hope you'll love. And for weeks when life is heavy enough, then fast-forward to this new feature for a bit of fun, curious, light, and interesting stories that make you smile, think, and I hope, feel inspired by the mystery all around us just waiting to be noticed.This feature, called The Curious Queue, stands alone from the episode so the flow of both is not interrupted. You'll hear it today after the regular closing music. Let me know what you think of it by clicking the, 'Text the show,' button at the top of the show notes.Third? I've got a special episode next week. It's a conversation with my eldest daughter, which I can't wait for you to enjoy. With that in the bank, I wasn't even seeking another topic when I woke up from a dream about Archangel Michael.I texted my woo besties, Monique and Karen, and bam! I found out Michael is the king of cord cutting! Wow. The Universe lined it up, didn't it?Let's get into it!Show Sources and MaterialsArchangel Michael - from Brittanica dot comHow to Recognize Archangel Michael from Learn Religions dot comGods and Demons Fandom Wiki linkArchangel Michael article from Llewellyn dot com, written by author, Richard Webster6 Biblical Facts about Archangel MichaelArchangel Michael in Apocryphiahttps://www.thetablet.co.uk/blogs/1/1604/how-st-michael-the-psychopomp-swats-the-buzzing-demons-of-evil-with-his-mighty-sword-of-justice-The Curious Queue Sources and MaterialsReport YOUR UFO/UAP sighting here!I'd love to hear what you think of The Curious Queue - or share a story/subject you'd like me to cover. Click on the, "TEXT THE SHOW" button and share! :)Curious Cat Crew on Socials:Curious Cat on Twitter (X)Curious Cat on InstagramCurious Cat on TikTokArt Director, Nora, has a handmade, ethically-sourced jewelry company!

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Ron Nussbaum from Maverick Value, joins the podcast to discuss the Capri Holdings Limited / Tapestry ($CPRI / $TPR) acquisition agreement. You can follow Ron Nussbaum @MaverickValue on Twitter/X here: https://x.com/MaverickValue Chapters: [0:00] Introduction + Episode sponsor: Ycharts [2:05] Overview of Capri / Tapestry acquisition and why FTC suing to block the combination [6:01] Capri fundamental value even if deal doesn't go through [11:46] FTC's case [20:06] FTC's raised pricing issue [25:15] Tapestry's response and defining the market / employee side of the antitrust argument [33:01] Why were all five Commissioners (3 dems, 2 repubs) voting to sue (and not voting on party lines) [36:00] Industry uniqueness [40:09] Thoughts on the case's judge [44:14] Industry commentary [46:32] Recut [48:07] Room for settlement possible? [49:02] Deal breaks tomorrow, whats the possible downside / market odds for both deal going through and downside (not going through) [55:39] Biggest discrepancy between Ron's view on the case and the market's view on the case [58:31] HotDocs [1:01:15] Final thoughts / timeline on the case Today's sponsor: Ycharts This episode is sponsored by our friends at YCharts. Taxes—they're inevitable. But, minimizing your clients' tax burdens is a key part of your role as a financial advisor. If you're tired of the headaches from manual calculations, spreadsheets, and juggling different software during the portfolio transition process, then we have just the YCharts update for you. YCharts has released its new Transition Analysis Tool. With this new feature, you can automate the many time-consuming tasks typically associated with this part of the proposal process, so you can spend more time creating a solid foundation for your new client relationships. Advisors can easily get insights into a client's current positions, cost basis, gains/losses, and tax implications, making transitions smoother. Clients can adjust portfolio allocations in real time, enhancing trust and collaboration with their advisors. Automated processes that free up time for easily creating comprehensive reports, making client presentations more impactful. Click the link to start your free YCharts trial so you can explore this new tool today: https://go.ycharts.com/yet-another-value

Celebrations are upon us in the sports world, rap world and the Canes world!On the latest episode of Recut Gems, MC and A Plus are joined by J5 with a round of applause for the new NBA Champions! Hear A Plus' road to Boston's 18th championship through lessons learned in past bets, the pressure J5 is feeling in a Laker household and the sting of defeat that MC accepts within his own bet. Also tune in to hear what the crew has been playing for the summer outside of hip-hop, including Charli XCX's new album 'BRAT', the struggle with music journalism through the lens of artists/listeners, Rick Ross' classic 2011-2012 disputes and more. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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Ever reminisce about that first ink you got, maybe hidden from your parents or on a whim with friends? That's where we kick things off in our latest podcast episode, as I open up about tattoos' profound impact on my life, from my early days of getting inked to considering a career as a tattoo artist. The multi-talented Rosemary joins in, sharing her escapades from the "Rock Paper Scissors, recut" tour with Aaron Ray and the electrifying experience of live performances. We swap tales of sold-out shows and the admiration that comes from sharing the stage with artists who ignite your creativity.Adaptability isn't just a skill; it's an art form when it comes to live performances, and this episode paints the picture of embracing the unexpected. From technical hiccups to heart-stopping moments onstage, we take you through the thrills and spills that define an artist's journey. I reflect on how my Dominican and Puerto Rican roots have infused my music and discuss the rebirth of a dream, thanks to a pivotal friend's support and an indie label's faith. Each performance is a story of resilience, a testament to the passion that fuels us musicians to keep the beat going, no matter what.In the forge of creativity, collaboration is king, and we delve into the alchemy of making music with insights from our own experiences. Discover how visual art and raw emotion interplay in creating memorable performances and how a song can become a personal anthem. Rosemary and I also explore the natural evolution of musical partnerships, reflecting on our LA roots and the organic growth of these collaborations. Wrapping it up with a game of "Questions That Need Answers," we unpack personal growth, share a chuckle over our tattoo journeys, and muse on the quest for artistic authenticity. Join us for an episode that promises not just stories but the shared heartbeats of artists baring their souls.Talk Soon! ✌

Has the power of the hot take reached its ceiling online, or do we need to turn up the flame?As MC and A Plus return in a new Recut Gems bonus, one thing stays as constant as it has in the past five years: their Heat and Celtics battling in the NBA Playoffs. Hear how they've taken the first two games in a 1-1 split, along with the bright days ahead with our new WWE Champion at the helm, A Plus' exclusive listen of Tems' upcoming album, our first look at the upcoming 'ThrowBLKs: Honest' special and the stan culture that has ruined the biggest rap battle in the past two decades. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

In depth comparison of the many metal Bass Plugins out there! Which one is your favourite? Youtube: https://youtu.be/z6AyppFwmbE

We take another run at a title from yesteryear. Litterer is just one of those Jason Statham movies, you know the ones. But this one has kittens! Extra short deleted scene this week as we're having a week off. Back next week with some Kaiju movies!

Waiting for the wrestling world to be saved takes more time than we thought!As the upcoming Showcase of the Immortals gets even closer, MC and A Plus reunite for their first 2024 bonus to catch up on the long list of changes in life since the holidays. Tune in to hear their thoughts on Netflix's latest documentary, 'The Greatest Night In Pop', along with a hilarious look back at 2010s radio following MC's first KDAY, Real 92.3 and Power 106 experiences. Also tune in for the moment that could make WrestleMania 40 the greatest of all time, earthquakes, the 2009 South Florida renaissance and more. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Episode 96 of Inside Quotes! This week Jeremy picked the 2009 film “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince”.   Conversation includes: Recut movie trailers, Horace Slughorn, the Harry Potter reboot series, Snogging, Tom Riddle backstory that was cut from the movie, Felix Felices product taste test, Book Ginny vs. Movie Ginny, Horcruxes, and we update our Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher rankings and Muppet recasting.   Mentioned in the Episode: Harry Potter Spring Teen Comedy - Recut Trailer Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)   For more Harry Potter Conversation, check out Inside Quotes episodes# 68. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone 72. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets 77. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban 81. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire - Part I 82. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire - Part II 85. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix   Show Notes: INSIDE QUOTES - LISTEN ON YOUTUBE  Inside Quotes Merch Store Linktree: @insidequotescast Artwork by Bryce Bridgeman: @Groovybridge

We want to be on the Basketball Gods' good side this season!MC and A Plus return on a new Recut Gems bonus with a very careful start to the new NBA season, seeing as the last sports segment on the show sent Damian Lillard directly to Milwaukee. Hear their thoughts on their respective teams' first five games, including an update on the Heat Civil War, Boston's impressive 5-0 start and the general mood across the league regarding the new In-Season Tournament. Also tune in to hear the last Recut Roundtable highlighting some of this month's notable anniversaries, Ludacris' first three albums and more. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Less than 200 days to go until the world is saved!MC and A Plus officially start the Fall season on The BlkPrint with mixed feelings -- is it a time to celebrate or a time to panic as the year winds down? Hear their current thoughts on their hometown team headlines as the Washington Comma--err, Football Team start decent for the season and the Miami Heat stay stranded on Day 88 of Lillard Gate. Also tune in to hear the latest in the Recut Rotation, highlighting huge news for Lil Wayne's mixtape catalog, Future's newly released discography and the 10-year anniversary of Drake's 'Nothing Was the Same'. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

To our BlkPrint family all the way out in Istanbul, just know we see you.After MC and A Plus caught two incredible shows from 50 Cent's Final Lap Tour, they aren't ready for this to be his last performance just yet. Hear the world famous duo's experiences and thoughts about the G-Unit general's setlist, along with the possibility of a B-Sides filled with 50's most classic records. Tune in to also hear congratulations for A Plus on an amazing weekend with Z107.9 Summer Jam in Cleveland, Walgreens bangers in the 90's, Kanye's eeriest show and Druski Hands for our past Nastradamus slander. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Who expected Tony Khan and Jodeci to blend so smoothly?MC and A Plus find themselves at the end of the summer, but thankfully with an extremely solid Summerslam card in front of them! Tune in to hear this week's Recut Rec to prepare for tonight with Summerslam 1999, along with the return of the 99 JAMZ Test to keep you sharp on the seasonable anthems from years past. Also stay tuned to hear MC and A Plus' introduction of the Five Mic Challenge, highlighting the albums from The Source's iconic list to check out first, last and more for hip-hop's 50 birthday next week. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Who knew the biggest rapper out got his game from Paul Heyman?A Plus and MC return on the latest Recut Gems with an update on each other's summer watches since sports -- um, since the NBA Finals ended last month. One is watching one of the most hated men in 2000s wrestling, while the other completely regrets diving into the world of the extreme! Hear the first opinions from MC's 1996 ECW rabbit hole, A Plus' A1 experience at the It's All a Blur Tour and the APB sent out for the legendary Lex Luger.

Don't say we ain't put you on, na!It's been a very busy week for A Plus and MC, especially as their favorite worlds collide. Hear the details from A Plus' experience at this week's RAW and the very packed card he experienced at this year's Hot 107.9 Birthday Bash! The celebration continues as details are shared for this year's Z 107.9 Summer Jam, featuring two selections from this year's XXL Freshman Issue. Tune in for all of their thoughts on the latest #gatekeep debate, along with Rick Ross' pool party, secret Shazam uses, Chappelle skits and Isaiah Thomas.

We can't be the last to the party on Hip-Hop 50 content!The last time we heard from MC and A Plus, there was a gas can involved and a bet that almost backfired -- no double aunt Andre. This week, they reunite to discuss the fallout from the first three NBA Finals games, Paul Heyman's masterclass on Rick Rubin's podcast and a complete rundown of the Hip-Hop 50 concert at Yankee Stadium on August 11! Stay tuned to hear the artists they'd love to see for the first time, brief thoughts on Summer Jam and anniversary plans we hope to see for next week's Hot 107.9 Birthday Bash.

It's tough to talk music when you're in the middle of war, damn it!MC and A-Plus kick off this week's Recut Gems bonus with combat helmets and face paint, seeing as their two respected teams are battling for a chance to meet BIG JUNTHER in the NBA Finals. Tap in to hear their thoughts on the first two games of the series, along with what awaits either team following the current Western Conference Finals standings. Also stay tuned to hear of Plus' experience at Radio One's Urban Blitz, the current women in rap that have 2023's Song of the Summer sewed up and more.

Do we have the Tour of the Summer awaiting us?This week on Recut Gems, A Plus and MC share their excitement for two of rap's most impactful tours of the year: Lil Wayne's Welcome to Tha Carter Tour and the announcement of 50 Cent's Final Lap Tour. Hear their thoughts on Busta Rhymes and Jeremih joining the show, Shady/Aftermath's darkest album, mixtures of reactions from a busy WWE/NBA weekend and a brief look at Ed Sheeran's case versus the Gaye Estate.

See what happens when you give the fans the book?This week on Recut Gems, MC and A Plus review the viral (and fake) Drake and Weeknd record that gained millions of plays and thousands in royalties. Would labels ever dare to entertain this controversial topic in music? Hear their thoughts on AI's possible future, along with new Recut Recs from T.I./Lil Kim, the very first radio record in our Memory Lane Challenge and more.

We're bringing the lingo over into 2024, this ain't over!A Plus and MC return from a very eventful week in Los Angeles in this week's Recut Gems bonus, raving on their time at WrestleMania and the chances they make it to 2024's spectacle in Philadelphia. Hear their thoughts on hip-hop's huge part in this year's show, the opportunities WWE can take full advantage of in Philly, Twitter's divide between John Cena/Tony Yayo and more.

One thing's for sure this week: the headlines aren't our fault!Excitement is in the air as MC and A Plus are days away from WrestleMania Weekend, but the mood changed quickly when we almost lost an internet relic. Hear their thoughts on the short-lived DatPiff shutdown, the 50/Wayne convo that set Twitter timelines off and some of their favorite rap lore from the VERY hectic mid-2000's.

Give thanks to NFT's, they actually helped with something useful!In this week's Recut Gems bonus, MC and A Plus delve into the highly anticipated digital debut (+ return!) of two iconic rap catalogs: Death Row Records and De La Soul. While the availability is undoubtedly exciting, there is also a bittersweet feeling among the community that makes it a bit tough to fully celebrate.Hear the situations surrounding repurposed albums online, the impact of streaming services in this relationship and the technology that helps improve this nostalgia -- because we're not tryna see the YouSendIt era again! Also includes thoughts on WWE's latest Hall of Famer, WrestleMania Weekend and more.

Cutters, it's time to rejoice!After almost two years, MC and A Plus are back on road with The BlkPrint's first bonus show: Recut Gems! Hear our hosts update you with how life has changed since their last episode, along with the stories that lie ahead in the music world. They also give praise to the DJ's and listeners that rallied for Recut's return, envision how Memphis rappers watch wrestling, Tip Harris kerfuffles and the key to tapping into local classics.Starting March 13, all patrons will be able to enjoy early access to new episodes of Recut Gems every two weeks -- stay tuned for more details on BlkPrint bonuses coming soon.

Tracklist:1. BURNS - Burning In My Arms2. DJ Falcon - Honeymoon (Sgt Slick 2022 ReCut)3. Sgt Slick - Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (Super Disco Club Extended Remix)4. Mark Knight & Armand Van Helden - The Music Began To Play5. Robbie Rivera & The Melody Men - Jump Up6. Eldeanyo - Badman7. Tom Staar & Kryder  - Bangin' All Night 8. Supermode - Tell Me Why (MEDUZA Extended Remix) 9. Sem Thomasson x Able Faces - Not Over Yet 10. Avious- Take Me Home 11. Journey - Don't Stop Believe (Robbie Rivera Bootleg)12. HAUMS - Vibration (Spada Remix)13. Robbie Rivera - Majestic

A social media rumor says that season 1 of Stranger Things was recut to make Jonathan Byers less creepy? Is there any truth to the rumor or is it another entertainment urban legend? Dan has the answer with his first fact check! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices