Podcast appearances and mentions of robert page

Django Nudo and The Smut Peddler welcome Robert Page, the visionary creator behind the revolutionary sex education series "The Lover's Guide". Page delights listeners with extraordinary behind-the-scenes stories from his illustrious career, including a surreal phone call from Stanley Kubrick seeking advice on directing intimate scenes for "Eyes Wide Shut" and an unexpected encounter with tabloid journalism involving Heather Mills McCartney. Perhaps most surprisingly, Page reveals how his educational series may have influenced the Catholic Church to soften its stance on masturbation after the programme demonstrated how widespread the practice is among both men and women.The conversation thoroughly explores the remarkable origin story of "The Lover's Guide" in the early 1990s, strategically positioned in a unique cultural window between older clinical sex education films and the explosion of internet pornography. Page recounts his pivotal meeting with British film censor Jim Ferman during the AIDS crisis, where he unexpectedly received permission to show explicit sexual content for educational purposes, including erections, intercourse, and oral sex—provided they "didn't linger" on any particular activity and included a doctor as presenter. This breakthrough allowed Page to create what would become a cultural phenomenon that invested the equivalent of £5 million (in today's money) in production values.Page shares fascinating insights into the series' development philosophy, explaining their deliberate approach to portraying intimacy with genuine warmth and respect rather than clinical detachment or pornographic sensationalism. He discusses the considerable challenges of finding performers willing to appear in such groundbreaking content, the scandals that erupted when some were discovered to have pornographic backgrounds. The series ultimately proved so popular that it knocked Hollywood blockbusters like "Die Hard" and "The Little Mermaid" off the video charts and was purchased predominantly by women (55%).The conversation takes several poignant turns as Page reveals personal struggles during production, including his marriage falling apart while creating a series about enhancing relationships. He also shares the tragic story of the series' star couple, Wendy Anne Paige and her husband Tony, who became celebrities through the programme before experiencing a downward spiral that ended with Wendy's death "in penury" in December 2024.There's revealing anecdotes about international reception, including unauthorised Chinese translations that sold millions without compensation, censorship battles in Japan, and Dutch companies that purchased distribution rights only to bury the product while creating their own competing versions. Page expresses particular pride in the series' unexpected success in France, noting the irony of "the English teaching the French about sex."The conversation concludes with Page discussing the enduring legacy of "The Lover's Guide" thirty years after its initial release, with both The Guardian and The Sun recently publishing features acknowledging its continuing relevance. Page shares touching stories about receiving thousands of letters from couples whose relationships were saved by the series and expresses hope that its core messages about communication, respect, and genuine intimacy can still positively impact relationships today—values he believes are needed more than ever in our increasingly divided world.Throughout the interview, Page's passion for his groundbreaking work shines through, along with his sense of humour and genuine belief in the power of education to foster healthier, more loving relationships. This episode offers listeners not just a nostalgic look back at a cultural phenomenon, but a thoughtful reflection on how approaches to sex education have evolved over decades and what might be lost or gained in our modern digital landscape.

Pod 99: Rob Page Sioned Dafydd a Dylan Ebenezer sy'n cael cwmni'r gohebydd Dafydd Pritchard o'r BBC i drafod y penderfyniad i ddiswyddo Robert Page, gan gymryd y cyfle i edrych nôl dros ei gyfnod fel rheolwr tîm dynion Cymru, ac i edrych ymlaen i'r dyfodol hefyd! Sioned Dafydd and Dylan Ebenezer are joined by BBC reporter Dafydd Pritchard to discuss the FAW's decision to sack Robert Page, taking the opportunity to look back over his time as Wales men's team manager, and to look forward to the future too!

Pod 94: Cymru 0-0 Gwlad Pwyl (4-5 c.o.s) Sioned Dafydd, Dylan Ebenezer ac Ifan Gwilym sy'n cwrdd i drafod y golled torcalonnus ar giciau o'r smotyn i Gymru yn erbyn Gwlad Pwyl, a'r freuddwyd o gyrraedd Ewro 2024 yn Yr Almaen ar ben. Sioned Dafydd, Dylan Ebenezer and Ifan Gwilym meet up the morning after Wales' heartbreaking defeat, on penalties to Poland and their dream of reaching Euro 2024 in Germany comes to an end.

Robert Earnshaw on Wales Finland and his excitement ahead of Wales Poland. Alex Cuthbert on his injury from the weekend and the Women's Six Nations. James Lovell, Founder of DragonBet and Sportin Wales Podcast Sponsor gives us the odds on the week aheads sport.

Jimbo welcomes Charlie Eccleshare, Daniel Storey and more into the pod as Euro qualifying draws to a conclusion.Wales surrender their advantage over Croatia which could be catastrophic for Robert Page as they take on Turkey. Elsewhere, Jorginho missing penalties, Lukaku scoring goals and France beating Gibraltar 14-0.Huge news in the Premier League as Everton are deducted 10 points for breaching profit and sustainability rules. Matt Jones from The Blue Room tells us why he's not too worried about relegation.Plus Adam Crafton joins us on the one year anniversary of the Qatar World Cup getting underway to discuss what the legacy of that tournament is 12 months on.Produced by Charlie Jones. RUNNING ORDER: • PART 1: Euro qualifying - where we're at (02.00)• PART 2: Everton's 10 point deduction with Matt Jones from The Blue Room (21.00)• PART 3: Qatar one year on with Adam Crafton (38.00)• PART 4: Trips to Sweden and Exeter (50.00)SIGN UP TO THE ATHLETIC TODAY FOR £1 A MONTH FOR 12 MONTHS!• theathletic.com/totally Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jimbo welcomes Charlie Eccleshare, Daniel Storey and more into the pod as Euro qualifying draws to a conclusion. Wales surrender their advantage over Croatia which could be catastrophic for Robert Page as they take on Turkey. Elsewhere, Jorginho missing penalties, Lukaku scoring goals and France beating Gibraltar 14-0. Huge news in the Premier League as Everton are deducted 10 points for breaching profit and sustainability rules. Matt Jones from The Blue Room tells us why he's not too worried about relegation. Plus Adam Crafton joins us on the one year anniversary of the Qatar World Cup getting underway to discuss what the legacy of that tournament is 12 months on. Produced by Charlie Jones.   RUNNING ORDER:  • PART 1: Euro qualifying - where we're at (02.00) • PART 2: Everton's 10 point deduction with Matt Jones from The Blue Room (21.00) • PART 3: Qatar one year on with Adam Crafton (38.00) • PART 4: Trips to Sweden and Exeter (50.00) SIGN UP TO THE ATHLETIC TODAY FOR £1 A MONTH FOR 12 MONTHS! • theathletic.com/totally Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Robert Page, a professor in the Departments of Clinical Pharmacy and Physical Medicine at the University of Colorado, joins Tim to talk about some new developments in determining significant cardiovascular risks associated with marijuana use, regardless of the reason. He's the lead author on a new paper from the American Heart Association that exposes major risks. We talk about his paper, some of the myths surrounding medical marijuana usage, and what it all means. https://traffic.libsyn.com/forcedn/shapingopinion/Robert_Page_-_Weed_and_Heart_Health_auphonic.mp3 If I were to use a term with you, a propaganda term, do you think you'd fall for it?  Let's give it a shot. So, here's the term. What do you think of when I say, “medical marijuana?” Now, before we go any further, I need to give you a quick history lesson on the field where I work. I work in public relations. The founding fathers of this field actually called it the practice of propaganda back in those early days. And they weren't wrong. Some 100 years ago, propagandists sold everything from war bonds to cigarettes, from oil and gasoline to railroad travel. And when something went wrong, they became spin doctors. They played with the truth, and it wasn't always ethical. Since then, the field has done much to improve its own image by establishing ethical standards, but this doesn't mean that “spin” has just faded away. The battle over the truth is never-ending. If you can believe this, back in the 1930s and 40s, the advertising and public relations fields convinced Americans that smoking cigarettes was actually good for their health. At that time, the medical community had not yet discovered the link between smoking and lung cancer or lung disease. In fact, most doctors smoked cigarettes. Of course, there was evidence all around them that lung cancer was on the rise, but no one blamed cigarettes at first. Some tobacco companies even used doctors in their ads. American Tobacco was the maker of Lucky Strike cigarettes. In 1930, the company created an ad that said, “20,679 Physicians say ‘LUCKIES are less irritating'” to the throat of a smoker. To arrive at this conclusion, American Tobacco's advertising agency sent cartons of Lucky Strike cigarettes to doctors along with a letter. That letter asked those doctors whether they believed Lucky Strike cigarettes were “less irritating to sensitive and tender throats than other cigarettes.” To make sure they got the results they wanted, the letter that “a good many people” had already said Lucky Strikes were less irritating. In the end, millions of Americans came to believe that cigarettes have a medicinal effect. By 1937, the Philip Morris weighed in with an ad in the Saturday Evening Post. Keep in mind, that magazine was extremely dominant and powerful in influencing public opinion throughout the United States at the time. The Philip Morris ad said the company did a study that showed “when smokers changed to Philip Morris, every case of irritation cleared completely and definitely improved.”  The ad never mentioned the business relationship the company had with those doctors. For years, tobacco companies made claims in their advertising and marketing that smoking cigarettes are healthy, and if not good for you, the ads certainly never hinted that cigarettes could be bad for you. The R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company even created a Medical Relations Division and promoted it through medical journals. That company paid for its own research to demonstrate the medicinal benefits of cigarette smoking. In 1946, R.J. Reynolds created a new ad campaign under the slogan, “More doctors smoke Camels than any other cigarette.” We talk to someone who knows a lot more than I do on this. Robert Page is the lead author on a new scientific paper called: “Medical Marijuana, Recreational Cannabis, and Cardiovascular Health: A Scientific Statement from the American Heart Association.”

Local lad done good, Neil Roberts returns to the show to discuss his appearance in #WelcomeToWrexham He elaborates on the guilt he's carried around with him at being the captain of the #wxmafc side that was relegated from the Football League in 2008, and the long-term effect the fallout of it had on him.Robbo also gave his thoughts on Cymru and why Robert Page needs to seriously consider handing Paul Mullin his first cap in Wednesday's friendly vs Gibraltar at the Cae Ras.Dan Rowe from Andy's Man Club also joined us to discuss mental health, both in football and outside of it ahead of #WorldMentalHealthDay2023 on Tuesday. Andy and Tim also discuss the 1-0 win at Crawley and look ahead to the EFL Trophy game at Crewe Alexandra before Salford City come to town on Saturday. Enjoyed this Fat Boar-sponsored episode? Then please...

Withdrawal management is an important component of an alcohol and other drug (AOD) treatment system. With General Practitioners having good rapport with their patients and being integrated into their community, they play a vital role in discussing and managing withdrawal treatment options for those who present with lived experience of alcohol and other drugs. This podcast aims to inform clinicians on how to identify, support and refer patients who may need withdrawal management from alcohol and other drugs. It also touches on how to talk to patients about withdrawal management and engaging them in options outside of withdrawal treatment. It is an evidence based insightful discussion between a GP staff specialist, Dr Robert Page, and the Chief Addiction Medicine Specialist at the Centre for Alcohol and other Drugs, Dr Deborah Zador. Resources: Management of withdrawal from Alcohol and Other Drugs – Clinical Guidance – https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/aod/professionals/Publications/clinical-guidance-withdrawal-alcohol-and-other-drugs.pdf Management of withdrawal from Alcohol and Other Drugs – Handbook – https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/aod/professionals/Publications/handbook%20managing%20withdrawal%20alcohol%20and%20other%20drugs.pdf Evidence Check Management of withdrawal from Alcohol and Other Drugs – https://www.saxinstitute.org.au/wp-content/uploads/20.08_Evidence-Check_Management-of-withdrawal-from-alcohol-and-other-drugs.pdf Withdrawal management and residential rehabilitation services – https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/aod/Pages/wmrs-contact.aspx Take home naloxone program – https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/aod/programs/Pages/naloxone.aspx The Drug and Alcohol Specialist Advisory Service (DASAS) – https://www.dacas.org.au/ Screening forms for substance use – https://www.sbirt.care/tools.aspx RACGP resources to assist GPs managing patients undergoing alcohol withdrawal as an outpatient – https://www.racgp.org.au/education/professional-development/online-learning/webinars/drugs-and-alcohol/a-practical-guide-to-alcohol-home-detox-for-gp%E2%80%99s Nicotine withdrawal from NSW Health has separate Guidelines for managing tobacco cessation – https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/tobacco/Pages/managing-nicotine-dependence.aspx

David Dabbon (daviddabbon.com)(IG:@daviddabbon)(TW:@daviddabbon) is a composer/arranger based in New York City.  He earned an Emmy nomination for composing the music to the song “Eat Shit, Bob!” which aired on HBO's award-winning Last Week Tonight with John Oliver. On Broadway, he worked as the dance arranger for the Tony-nominated musical adaptation of Beetlejuice, the revival of Funny Girl,  and the celebrated musical comedy Disaster! He also provided additional orchestrations for the Broadway bio-musical Sondheim on Sondheim (Grammy nomination).  David is wrote original music and dance arrangements for the new production of Bob Fosse's Dancin'  (The Old Globe). ​ ​​He has an ongoing collaboration with six-time Tony Award winner Audra McDonald, regularly providing orchestrations for her concerts and albums. His work can be heard on both Audra McDonald New York Philharmonic: Sing Happy and Audra McDonald: Go Back Home. His orchestration of the song “Somewhere/Some Other Time” was performed at the 42nd annual Kennedy Center Honors. ​Other works as composer include: Game On: an interactive game show musical (premiered at Pittsburgh C.L.O), Our New Town (production at Wagner College),  Golden Lotus (Workshop through Broadway Asia),Surface (Ballet Commission through Dallas Black Dance Theatre) The Mysteries (Marathon plays in 2014 at The Flea), All God's Creatures (feature length film), Dori the Donor (short film). ​He provided arrangements and orchestrations for the HBO documentary Six by Sondheim. ​ David is also a Usual Suspect at New York Theatre Workshop, a member of the Television Academy, ASCAP and The Society of Composers and Lyricists.   He earned a master of music degree in choral conducting from Carnegie Mellon University (under the tutelage of Dr. Robert Page) and a self-defined bachelor of music degree from The Hartt School.

David Dabbon (daviddabbon.com)(IG:@daviddabbon)(TW:@daviddabbon) is a composer/arranger based in New York City.  He earned an Emmy nomination for composing the music to the song “Eat Shit, Bob!” which aired on HBO's award-winning Last Week Tonight with John Oliver. On Broadway, he worked as the dance arranger for the Tony-nominated musical adaptation of Beetlejuice, the revival of Funny Girl,  and the celebrated musical comedy Disaster! He also provided additional orchestrations for the Broadway bio-musical Sondheim on Sondheim (Grammy nomination).  David is wrote original music and dance arrangements for the new production of Bob Fosse's Dancin'  (The Old Globe). ​ ​​He has an ongoing collaboration with six-time Tony Award winner Audra McDonald, regularly providing orchestrations for her concerts and albums. His work can be heard on both Audra McDonald New York Philharmonic: Sing Happy and Audra McDonald: Go Back Home. His orchestration of the song “Somewhere/Some Other Time” was performed at the 42nd annual Kennedy Center Honors. ​Other works as composer include: Game On: an interactive game show musical (premiered at Pittsburgh C.L.O), Our New Town (production at Wagner College),  Golden Lotus (Workshop through Broadway Asia),Surface (Ballet Commission through Dallas Black Dance Theatre) The Mysteries (Marathon plays in 2014 at The Flea), All God's Creatures (feature length film), Dori the Donor (short film). ​He provided arrangements and orchestrations for the HBO documentary Six by Sondheim. ​ David is also a Usual Suspect at New York Theatre Workshop, a member of the Television Academy, ASCAP and The Society of Composers and Lyricists.   He earned a master of music degree in choral conducting from Carnegie Mellon University (under the tutelage of Dr. Robert Page) and a self-defined bachelor of music degree from The Hartt School.

Hosted by Adrian Durham: We look back over matchday 6 of the World Cup! We start the day off with Wales taking on Iran in a must not lose game...which ended in dramatic fashion! We hear from Wales boss, Robert Page who gave his thoughts on his Wales side. England took on USA in the later fixture which was live and free on talkSPORT. We hear from both manager Gareth Southgate and England captain Harry Kane who both gave their thoughts on the three lions' disappointing performance. We also take a look at other results from today after hosts QATAR were knocked out the competition and the Netherlands drew with Ecuador... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jimbo welcomes Carl Anka and Tom Williams into the studio on Day 2 of the World Cup, a day that generates as much conversation off the field as on it.England hammer Iran 6-2 with Gareth Southgate throwing caution to the wind with his high full-backs and Bellingham showing why he might be a player that shapes the next decade. But it's a colossal missed opportunity as England and other European nations back down from their previous stance of wearing the One Love captain's armband for fear of sanctions from FIFA. Adam Crafton gives us his thoughts from Qatar.Bale's Wales come from behind to grab a draw against the USA, with Robert Page righting a potential wrong by bringing on Kieffer Moore at half-time.Sneaky good Netherlands sneak a win against Senegal on a very good day for the Gakpo fan club.And we look ahead to Tuesday's action as Niels Harild tells us about a lot of people's dark horses - Denmark.Produced by Charlie Jones.RUNNING ORDER: • PART 1a: Moment of the day (02.30)• PART 1b: USA 1-1 Wales (04.30)• PART 2a: England 6-2 Iran (12.00) • PART 2b: Senegal 0-2 Netherlands (18.00)• PART 2c: The armband issue with Adam Crafton (22.00)• PART 3a: A look ahead to Tuesday's action (39.00)• PART 3b: Danish prospects with Niels Harild (42.00)SIGN UP TO THE ATHLETIC TODAY FOR £1 A MONTH FOR THE NEXT 12 MONTHS• theathletic.com/totally Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jimbo welcomes Carl Anka and Tom Williams into the studio on Day 2 of the World Cup, a day that generates as much conversation off the field as on it. England hammer Iran 6-2 with Gareth Southgate throwing caution to the wind with his high full-backs and Bellingham showing why he might be a player that shapes the next decade.  But it's a colossal missed opportunity as England and other European nations back down from their previous stance of wearing the One Love captain's armband for fear of sanctions from FIFA. Adam Crafton gives us his thoughts from Qatar. Bale's Wales come from behind to grab a draw against the USA, with Robert Page righting a potential wrong by bringing on Kieffer Moore at half-time. Sneaky good Netherlands sneak a win against Senegal on a very good day for the Gakpo fan club. And we look ahead to Tuesday's action as Niels Harild tells us about a lot of people's dark horses - Denmark. Produced by Charlie Jones. RUNNING ORDER:  • PART 1a: Moment of the day (02.30) • PART 1b: USA 1-1 Wales (04.30) • PART 2a: England 6-2 Iran (12.00)  • PART 2b: Senegal 0-2 Netherlands (18.00) • PART 2c: The armband issue with Adam Crafton (22.00) • PART 3a: A look ahead to Tuesday's action (39.00) • PART 3b: Danish prospects with Niels Harild (42.00) SIGN UP TO THE ATHLETIC TODAY FOR £1 A MONTH FOR THE NEXT 12 MONTHS • theathletic.com/totally Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join Hugh Woozencroft for a preview of England v Iran on Day 2 of the Qatar World Cup, Harry Kane faces potentially being booked if he wears the ‘One Love' armband, Wales boss Robert Page looks ahead to the clash with USA and there's the fallout from the hosts losing to Ecuador and the stadium emptying at half-time! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The former Spurs midfielder Jamie O'Hara believes things cannot continue as they are at Spurs after they were knocked out of the Carabao Cup, losing 2-0 at Nottingham Forest in the third round, whilst manager Antonio Conte blames fatigue for their recent form. The Chelsea manager Graham Potter was pleased with their performance despite losing 2-0 at Man City to exit the Carabao Cup. The former Wales striker Dean Saunders runs his eye across their 26-man squad for the upcoming World Cup, with manager Robert Page saying they don't fear anyone in their group. Elsewhere, the West Ham legend Mark Noble believes Declan Rice can be England captain one-day, but believes he can still get better. And Newcastle legend Alan Shearer expresses his surprise at the club's turnaround in the last 12 months, and is full of praise of the job Eddie Howe is doing at St James' Park. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In Part One we speak to bona fide Hornets legend Kenny Jackett, and we cover: Early days, Tom Whalley & Dave Butler attracting the best youth players, Youth Team coming through, the physical demand on players then and today, playing positions, knee injuries lead into coaching, midfield partners, special players and the 80's team, GT's observational skills and moving player positions, The international experience playing for Wales – the M4 production corridor and Robert Page's leadership credentials, Promotion and Runners up, Elton John, feelgood factor, Europe and the youngsters step up, Steve Harrison manager and coach, Kenny's memories of GT, XG stats, total recall and Ron Pickering & transitioning to the dugout. Part Two coming soon.... Massive thanks to Kenny for being so giving with his time, thoughts and stories COYH! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ryan is joined Tomi Caws to talk Robert Page, the Wales squad announcement, the Welsh clubs in England and all the usual nonsense. We also catch up with Agent Phillips for an update on his new football club. This week's Alternative Wales Soundtrack was picked by Tomi and it's Be Nesa by Yr Anhrefn. --- If you want to help support the podcast, the best way to do that is to purchase a fanzine, pin badge, t-shirt or stickers from our online shop - alternativewales.com/shop Subscribe, follow, rate and leave a comment - it all helps. Diolch for your support and thank you for listening,. --- www.alternativewales.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/alt_wales Instagram: www.instagram.com/altwales Facebook: www.facebook.com/altwales

Podcast host Kevin Shah, MD, engages  Alanna Morris, MD, and Robert Page, PharmD, co-authors of the HFSA Position Paper The Impact of Healthcare Disparities on Patients with Heart Failure on key takeaways and implications. They unpack a recently published HFSA Position Statement on Disparities in and discuss action items that can be made across systems to help reduce disparities as well as improve access to care for our most vulnerable patients.  Live Discussion originally broadcasted on the HFSA Twitter and YouTube on May 27, 2022.

The love of choral singing is woven throughout not only this episode, but also in Linda Tedford's life.  Find out about her roots, specific experiences that shaped her, and how she became a founder and conductor of Central PA's award-winning choral group, the Susquehanna Chorale.  Reflections on the importance of singing and finding her own voice will resonate with you in an impactful way, especially for those of you who already love singing or simply wish to begin! Linda L. Tedford is the Artistic Director, Founder, and Conductor of the award-winning Susquehanna Chorale, established in 1981. She is responsible for the creation of the Chorale's Educational Outreach program, which reaches hundreds of local student singers annually. Ms. Tedford is Professor Emeritus (Director of Choral Activities) at Messiah University in Grantham, PA. Choirs under her leadership have performed at regional and state conventions of the American Choral Directors Association (ACDA) and the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association (PMEA); for the Legislature and Governor of Pennsylvania; and in several European venues. Her work is featured on over 16 professionally produced CDs, and her choirs appear regularly with the Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra. In 1994, Ms. Tedford and the Susquehanna Chorale received Chorus America's highest lifetime award, The Margaret Hillis Achievement Award for Choral Excellence. Ms. Tedford is the 2011 recipient of ACDA-PA's Elaine Brown Award for Choral Excellence for outstanding lifelong work in the choral art. In 2013, she received Theatre Harrisburg's Award for Distinguished Service to the Arts in the Capital Region. Ms. Tedford holds a Master of Music degree in Choral Conducting from Temple University, where she studied with internationally renowned conductor Robert Page. She pursued additional study at Westminster Choir College, as well as with prominent conductors such as Robert Shaw, Gregg Smith, and Dale Warland, and with voice teachers Robert Grooters and Thomas Houser. She is an active member of Chorus America and the American Choral Directors Association. Ms. Tedford is a frequent guest conductor and clinician. Links: https://www.susquehannachorale.org https://www.messiah.edu/info/21654/academics_in_action/2417/linda_tedford https://www.harrisburgsymphony.org Susquehanna Chorale website: Susquehannachorale.org Chorus America: Chorusamerica.orgAmerican Choral Directors Association: ACDA.org Co-hosts, Molly and Justin are Co-owners of www.ThePerfect5th.com

Rheolwr Cymru, Robert Page sy'n ymuno â Dylan Ebenezer a Sioned Dafydd ar gyfer ein podcast Nadoligaidd arbennig. Dyma gyfle i drafod y flwyddyn a fu ac i ddod i adnabod y gŵr o'r Rhondda yn well. Mwynhewch a Nadolig Llawen!

Rheolwr Cymru C ac un o leisiau'r botwm coch, Mark Jones sy'n edrych nôl ar ddigwyddiadau mis Hydref yn y Cymru Premier gyda Sioned Dafydd a Dylan Ebenezer. Cawn hefyd gyfle i glywed gan reolwr Cymru, Robert Page ar ôl iddo gyhoeddi ei garfan ar gyfer gemau rhagbrofol Cwpan y Byd 2022 ym mis Tachwedd.

Sioned Dafydd a Dylan Ebenezer yn trafod ymddiswyddiad Andy Morrison yng nghwmni'r sylwebydd Mark Jones. Cawn glywed hefyd gan reolwr Cymru, Robert Page, prif weithredwr CBDC, Noel Mooney, a rheolwr Y Fflint, Neil Gibson.

Perfformiad calonogol Cymru yn erbyn y Ffindir sy'n cael sylw Owain Tudur Jones a Malcolm Allen. Ac wrth drafod, mae Mal yn cael neges amserol gan y rheolwr Robert Page!

There are thousands of publications each year, but the American Heart Association (AHA) publication stands out – it is special – a landmark article. The AHA has made a bold move in highlighting and sticking to the science when it comes to protecting the heart from marijuana. American Heart Association Statement: Medical Marijuana, Recreational Cannabis and Cardiovascular Health. A Scientific Statement. Robert Lee Page II, PharmD, MSPH Robert Page is a Professor in the Departments of Clinical Pharmacy and Physical/Rehabilitative Medicine at the University of Colorado Denver, Schools of Pharmacy and Medicine (Aurora), and the clinical pharmacy specialist for the Division of Cardiology Section of Advanced Heart Failure and Heart Transplantation. He is also the Clinical Lead for the Colorado Evidenced Based Drug Utilization Program. Dr. Page received his bachelor's of science degree in biology and chemistry from Furman University (Greenville, SC); bachelor's of science in pharmacy and Pharm.D. degrees from the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC; Charleston); Masters of Science in Public Health with an epidemiology focus from the University of Colorado School of Medicine (Denver); and specialty residency in pharmacotherapy with a focus in cardiology from MUSC. He is a board-certified pharmacotherapy specialist with added qualifications in cardiology, a Board Certified Geriatric Pharmacist, and a Fellow of the following organizations: the Heart Failure Society of America, the American College of Clinical Pharmacy, the American Heart Association (Council on Clinical Cardiology), the American Society of Consultant Pharmacists, and the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists. Dr Page has served on numerous AHA, HFSA, and ACC committees and is past chair of the Clinical Pharmacology Subcommittee of the Council on Clinical Cardiology, and has been an external reviewer for several ACCF/AHA cardiovascular management guidelines. Dr. Page has 20 years of clinical expertise in the management of patients with heart failure in both the outpatient and inpatient setting. He has published over 200 peer reviewed manuscripts, abstracts, and book chapters in the management of patients with cardiovascular disease.

Leon, Rich and Russell come to the end of the road of Euro 2020. They dissect the dismal performance against Denmark, the quality of the refereeing Wales experienced, and what next for Robert Page, Gareth Bale, Aaron Ramsey and the younger members of the squad. Not an episode for fans of Graeme Souness. Mae Leon, Rich a Russell yn cyrraedd pen y ffordd Ewro 2020. Maen nhw'n dyrannu'r perfformiad gwael yn erbyn Denmarc, ansawdd y dyfarnu y gwnaeth Cymru eu profi, a be' nesaf am Robert Page, Gareth Bale, Aaron Ramsey ac aelodau ifancach y garfan. Ddim yn rhifyn i ffans o Graeme Souness. All images | Pob delwedd - Tim Hartley

The unstoppable Danish train rolls on, as Wales become the latest team to be swept aside by Kasper Dolberg 'n co.Jules, Vish and Jim wonder where it all went wrong for Robert Page's side and find even more reasons to love the Italians, as they knocked out wannabe villain Marko Arnautović and Austria.We'll be releasing even more shows throughout the Euros! Make sure you're subscribed to our feed in your podcast app so you don't miss a thing across the tournament!Search ‘Football Ramble' on social media to find us, and email us here: show@footballramble.com.***Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!*** See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is an audio version of our YouTube show. Euro 2020 (in 2021) football betting tips, picks and predictions from Oddspedia for the Round of 16 fixture: Wales vs Denmark Hit ‘Subscribe' to never miss our Euro 2020 (in 2021) predictions & betting previews! No Account at Novibet yet? Claim your £10 Free Bet directly: bit.ly/3i41Ttf Wales qualified from Group A, after overcoming the pre-tournament dark horses Turkey. the Turks were expected to go deep into the tournament however they crashed out in the group stage. But this disappointment was only a positive for the Welsh Dragons as they made it through to the knockout stage of an international tournament for the second Euros running. With the likes of Gareth Bale and Aaron Ramsey in the starting 11, Robert Page's side have the the talent, experience and creativity to do real damage against Denmark in the first Round of 16 fixture. It's certainly going to be a very fascinating encounter. For the Danes, they had to overcome some early tournament scares on the field before mounting a comeback, both emotionally and physically. They will of course be without their talisman Christian Eriksen after he suffered a cardiac arrest in Denmark's first game of the euros against Finland. Thankfully, the Inter Milan midfielder appears to be well, with fans across the continent allowing themselves a sigh of relief. Whatever happens in the remainder of the competition, Denmark have performed bravely and admirably throughout and each and every one of the players will be proud of their showing. Their performance against Russia in order to qualify was outstanding and perhaps they can take that energy into the remainder of their games? Our resident host Eduardo Siles is back to preview all the best action across Euro 2020. He's joined by European football and betting experts Alvaro Romeo and Daniele Fisichella to guide you through the remainder of the tournament, starting with the Round of 16 fixtures. It's been an excellent tournament so far! Our experts are here to preview, discuss, analyse and dissect every fixture of the European Championships. They're also on hand to provide betting tips, odds, picks and predictions. For all the latest Euro 2020 (in 2021) info, news and betting tips, head to http://oddspedia.com/football where you'll find everything you need to secure your best bet. And don't forget to check our betting tools to discover Sure Bets, Dropping Odds, Value Bets, Blocked Odds and Blocked Matches to give you the upper hand this weekend. Here's what on the show: 00:00 Introduction 01:05 Wales vs Denmark betting tips and predictions Head to http://oddspedia.com for all the latest sports news, data, tips, predictions, best odds and other info to guarantee your best bet. Please like this video, share and subscribe to our channel. Plus, make sure you don't miss any of Oddspedia's new content by clicking the notifications bell. Let's stay connected: Facebook | facebook.com/oddspedia Twitter | twitter.com/oddspedia Instagram | instagram.com/oddspedia Podcast | https://anchor.fm/oddspedia #Euro2020 #BettingTips #Oddspedia

Jim Salveson, Marley Anderson and Feargal Brennan look back on a busy weekend of Euro 2020 action.Robert Page's Wales clinched back to back Euros last 16 places despite losing to Italy with Switzerland cruising past Turkey.Belgium and the Netherlands look set to rotate their sides for the final group games with qualification assured and Denmark, Finland, Ukraine and Russia pushing to join them.Manchester United are rumoured to have tabled a final take it or leave it offer for Borussia Dortmund star Jadon Sancho and they could be incomings ant outgoings at the Emirates Stadium with Andre Silva linked with the Gunners and Newcastle plotting to bring Joe Willock back to St. James' Park.

Jim Salveson, Marley Anderson and Feargal Brennan look back on a busy weekend of Euro 2020 action.Robert Page's Wales clinched back to back Euros last 16 places despite losing to Italy with Switzerland cruising past Turkey.Belgium and the Netherlands look set to rotate their sides for the final group games with qualification assured and Denmark, Finland, Ukraine and Russia pushing to join them.Manchester United are rumoured to have tabled a final take it or leave it offer for Borussia Dortmund star Jadon Sancho and they could be incomings ant outgoings at the Emirates Stadium with Andre Silva linked with the Gunners and Newcastle plotting to bring Joe Willock back to St. James' Park.

Matt Davies-Adams welcomes Duncan Alexander and Robyn Cowen into the pod as Wales progress to the knockout stages.Robert Page's side lose 1-0 in Rome but are still safely in the last 16. Are good-looking lads Italy the new tournament favourites? Are Turkey the worst dark horses ever?Groups B and C will conclude on Monday. Ari Virtanen dares to dream of Finland upsetting Belgium and advancing to the next round.It's a chance for the likes of Lukaku, Yarmolenko and Dumfries to boost their Golden Boot hopes. And a chance to say goodbye Goran Pandev.Plus some Arshavin on this day and what Torquay and Hartlepool did to steal the show on Sunday.RUNNING ORDER:  • PART 1: Italy 1-0 Wales (02m 30s)• PART 2: Switzerland 3-1 Turkey (10m 00s)• PART 3a: Previewing the conclusion of Group C (16m 00s)• PART 3b: Previewing the conclusion of Group B (20m 00s)• PART 3c: Finland's hopes of progressing with Ari Virtanen (28m 00s)• PART 4: The odds with Paddy Power (34m 30s)• PART 5: The non-league Alisson and the fashionista Arshavin (36m 30s)SIGN UP TO THE ATHLETIC FOR £1 A MONTH FOR YOUR FIRST 6 MONTHS:• theathletic.com/totally GET IN TOUCH:• follow us on Instagram• find us on Facebook• send us a tweet: @TheTotallyShow PARISH NOTICES:• we're sponsored by Paddy Power - home of the Money Back Special READ STUFF ON OUR WEBSITE:• check out thetotallyfootballshow.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Matt Davies-Adams welcomes Duncan Alexander and Robyn Cowen into the pod as Wales progress to the knockout stages. Robert Page's side lose 1-0 in Rome but are still safely in the last 16. Are good-looking lads Italy the new tournament favourites? Are Turkey the worst dark horses ever? Groups B and C will conclude on Monday. Ari Virtanen dares to dream of Finland upsetting Belgium and advancing to the next round. It's a chance for the likes of Lukaku, Yarmolenko and Dumfries to boost their Golden Boot hopes. And a chance to say goodbye Goran Pandev. Plus some Arshavin on this day and what Torquay and Hartlepool did to steal the show on Sunday. RUNNING ORDER:    • PART 1: Italy 1-0 Wales (02m 30s) • PART 2: Switzerland 3-1 Turkey (10m 00s) • PART 3a: Previewing the conclusion of Group C (16m 00s) • PART 3b: Previewing the conclusion of Group B (20m 00s) • PART 3c: Finland's hopes of progressing with Ari Virtanen (28m 00s) • PART 4: The odds with Paddy Power (34m 30s) • PART 5: The non-league Alisson and the fashionista Arshavin (36m 30s) SIGN UP TO THE ATHLETIC FOR £1 A MONTH FOR YOUR FIRST 6 MONTHS: • theathletic.com/totally   GET IN TOUCH: • follow us on Instagram • find us on Facebook • send us a tweet: @TheTotallyShow   PARISH NOTICES: • we're sponsored by Paddy Power - home of the Money Back Special   READ STUFF ON OUR WEBSITE: • check out thetotallyfootballshow.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Au sommaire de Radio Foot ce jeudi : une légende tire sa référence ! Sergio Ramos qui a remporté 4 Ligues des Champions et cinq Liga met un terme à une aventure de 16 ans avec le Real, après une saison blanche avec la Maison blanche. Où le défenseur-buteur qui a côtoyé Zidane, joueur et entraîneur, va-t-il rebondir ?  - Euro, groupe A, la Squadra Azzurra file en huitièmes ! L'Italie ne joue plus à l'italienne ! Encore 3 buts inscrits (face à la Suisse cette fois-ci) et une qualification assurée, mais leur vaillant capitaine Chiellini, s'est blessé. Des Italiens enthousiasmants qui peuvent aller au bout ? Locatelli, double buteur, et Berardi : la «Sassuolo connection». - Un groupe où la Turquie ne s'en sort pas toujours pas. Nouveau revers, face à l'étonnante Welsh Army de Robert Page cette fois. Des «Dragons» prêts à revivre l'épopée de 2016 ? - Ils se frotteront aux Turcs mercredi 23 juin 2021 à Bakou. - Groupe D, la fièvre monte à l'approche d'un derby Angleterre-Écosse passionné à Wembley sur fond de Brexit. - Une poule où les vice-champions du monde croates, à la recherche d'un victoire, n'auront pas la tâche facile face à des Tchèques qui joueront leur qualification. Faut-il s'inquiéter pour Modric et ses coéquipiers ? - Afrique : le patron de la FECOFA s'en va après 18 ans passés à la tête de la Fédération. - Autre coup de théâtre en RDC, à une journée de la fin du championnat : l'AS Vita Club se voit infliger 3 défaites d'affilée, la course au titre est relancée. Autour d'Annie Gasnier : Frank Simon, Étienne Moatti et Bruno Constant. Réalisation : Pierre Poences, préparation : Pierre Guérin. ATTENTION, l'émission est à 15h10 T.U. pendant la durée de l'Euro !!!

Jimbo, Daniel Storey and Tom Williams reflect on a day overshadowed by the dramatic collapse of Christian Eriksen.Denmark's star man is thankfully in a stable condition after requiring CPR on the pitch against Finland. Away from Copenhagen, Belgium dismantle Russia and Wales are fortunate to escape with a draw against Switzerland, thanks to the efforts of Kieffer Moore and Danny Ward. But did Robert Page get his selection wrong?England v Croatia is the big game on Sunday. Juraj Vrdoliak tells us about a team in transition since the World Cup, while the FA once again clarify the meaning behind taking the knee.Plus a big day for North Macedonia and some bold predictions from De Boer.RUNNING ORDER:  • PART 1: The collapse of Christian Eriksen (01m 00s)• PART 2a: Belgium 3-0 Russia (08m 30s)• PART 2b: The booing of the knee continues (12m 30s)• PART 2c: Wales 1-1 Switzerland (15m 30s)• PART 3a: England v Croatia preview with Juraj Vrdoliak (22m 00s)• PART 3b: Netherlands v Ukraine preview (32m 30s)• PART 3c: Austria v North Macedonia preview with Filip Mishov (36m 00s)SIGN UP TO THE ATHLETIC FOR £1 A MONTH FOR YOUR FIRST 6 MONTHS:• theathletic.com/totally GET IN TOUCH:• follow us on Instagram• find us on Facebook• send us a tweet: @TheTotallyShow PARISH NOTICES:• we're sponsored by Paddy Power - home of the Money Back Special READ STUFF ON OUR WEBSITE:• check out thetotallyfootballshow.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jimbo, Daniel Storey and Tom Williams reflect on a day overshadowed by the dramatic collapse of Christian Eriksen. Denmark's star man is thankfully in a stable condition after requiring CPR on the pitch against Finland.  Away from Copenhagen, Belgium dismantle Russia and Wales are fortunate to escape with a draw against Switzerland, thanks to the efforts of Kieffer Moore and Danny Ward. But did Robert Page get his selection wrong? England v Croatia is the big game on Sunday. Juraj Vrdoliak tells us about a team in transition since the World Cup, while the FA once again clarify the meaning behind taking the knee. Plus a big day for North Macedonia and some bold predictions from De Boer. RUNNING ORDER:    • PART 1: The collapse of Christian Eriksen (01m 00s) • PART 2a: Belgium 3-0 Russia (08m 30s) • PART 2b: The booing of the knee continues (12m 30s) • PART 2c: Wales 1-1 Switzerland (15m 30s) • PART 3a: England v Croatia preview with Juraj Vrdoliak (22m 00s) • PART 3b: Netherlands v Ukraine preview (32m 30s) • PART 3c: Austria v North Macedonia preview with Filip Mishov (36m 00s) SIGN UP TO THE ATHLETIC FOR £1 A MONTH FOR YOUR FIRST 6 MONTHS: • theathletic.com/totally   GET IN TOUCH: • follow us on Instagram • find us on Facebook • send us a tweet: @TheTotallyShow   PARISH NOTICES: • we're sponsored by Paddy Power - home of the Money Back Special   READ STUFF ON OUR WEBSITE: • check out thetotallyfootballshow.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Alistair Bruce-Ball and guests look ahead to England and Scotland's last warm-up games for Euro 2020 as well as dissecting Wales goalless draw with Albania in their final friendly. We hear from Gareth Southgate about how England will continue to take the knee during the Euros after the team were booed at the Riverside for the gesture on Wednesday. John Murray who spoke to the England manager gives his thoughts on that, and selection issues ahead of the Romania game before Emma Saunders drops by after interviewing Kalvin Phillips about what it means to be heading to a major championships. Former Wales internationals Robert Earnshaw and Ashley Williams discuss what Robert Page will have learnt from his side's final friendly before debating what Wales' starting line-up should be for their Euros opener against Switzerland. Finally Pat Nevin joins the podcast to give his thoughts on what shape Scotland are in, with Steve Clarke's side away to Luxembourg in their final fixture before the tournament. TOPICS: 02.45 – Gareth Southgate interview 11.50 – England's selection issues 15.40 - Kalvin Phillips interview 24.00 – Review of Wales' final friendly 30.20 - Starting line-up predictions for Wales Vs Switzerland 36.15 – Steve Clarke and Scotland's preparations

Trent Alexander-Arnold may be out of the Euros after receiving a thigh injury, a talkSPORT pundit warns Marcus Rashford & Raheem Sterling that Bukayo Saka might take their places after he scored his first England goal against Austria, Jack Grealish reveals his dream of scoring at this summer's tournament and Wales boss Robert Page rues Neco Williams sending off in France. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Elis, Danny and Iwan react to Swansea City and Newport County’s play-off final disappointment at Wembley, as well as Wrexham’s failure to reach the National League play-offs on the last day of the season. They also discuss Robert Page’s Wales squad announcement for Euro 2020.

Today’s show kicks off our coverage of the 2020(?) European Championship! Taylor, Ryan, Graham, and Joe combine to preview Group A, which is made up of Italy, Switzerland, Turkey, and Wales. What should viewers expect from these four teams in terms of on-field styles? Who are the key players? What about potential breakout players? All that, and so much more, on the show! Sponsors!  BlueChew! Get your first month free using the promo code TSS at BlueChew.com! Freshly! Go to Freshly.com/TSS for $40 off your first two orders! Aura! Go to Aura.com/TSS to get access before anyone else and 3 months for free! ManScaped! Get 20% off and free shipping with the code TSS at Manscaped.com!  Heineken! With a busy summer of soccer on the way, stay refreshed with the crisp taste of Heineken! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Did you hear the one about the Welshman, the Englishman and the Scotsman walking onto a Podcast? In the first of our preview specials for this summers delayed Euro 2020 Finals, John spoke to men from media outlets of the three home nations in the tournament to assess their chances of progression. First up was Ian Mitchellmore of Wales Online. Ian purrs over his nation's incredible run to the Euro 2016 Semi Finals five years ago, including that memorable Quarter Final win over Belgium largely thanks to a sublime goal from Hal Robson-Kanu. He then talks through the job that Ryan Giggs and Robert Page have done to get the team to this summer's finals and their chances in a tough group containing Italy, Switzerland and Turkey. The recording was done prior to the announcement that Giggs won't be at the Euro's due to his recent assault charges. Ian is also hoping to be going to the Finals as part of his role so fingers crossed all works out for him. Next up, we had Sky Sports commentator Gary Taphouse to get an English perspective. Gary was more than happy to reminisce on Euro '96 and how close England got to winning a first international tournament in, at that point, 30 years. He then assesses the squad and where Gareth Southgate's side can be dangerous with the attacking midfield options in particular. The banter is good when we discuss Group D, where England and Scotland meet in the second game, and cover the fact that most England supporters don't mind seeing us Scots do well even if the feeling is not reciprocated by ourselves. Although he thinks England can do well, there was no "England Expects" noises from this English commentator. Last, but not least, award winning Scottish Daily Mail writer Stephen McGowan gives his thoughts on the Scots chances of progression. We too recall that night that Scotland finally ended 23 years of pain by beating Serbia on penalties. Whilst most of us were in our living rooms, Stephen was one of a lucky five journalists who had seats in Belgrade to cover that memorable night. The conversation goes onto reflecting on our last finals appearance at France '98, and why it's taken 23 years to qualify again before we discuss the chances of making more history by reaching the knockout phase for the first time. Like most, Stephen is just happy that we're at a major finals again. We hope you enjoy our unique angle in our first Euro 2020 preview. Big thank you to Ian Crocker for the introduction and to Scott McGill for the outro track. Music Inserts copyright Together Stronger - Manic Street Preachers Vindaloo - Fat Les We'll Be Coming - Tartan Specials Tweet us @sffpodcast Instagram - sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Email - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com

Did you hear the one about the Welshman, the Englishman and the Scotsman walking onto a Podcast? In the first of our preview specials for this summers delayed Euro 2020 Finals, John spoke to men from media outlets of the three home nations in the tournament to assess their chances of progression. First up was Ian Mitchellmore of Wales Online. Ian purrs over his nation's incredible run to the Euro 2016 Semi Finals five years ago, including that memorable Quarter Final win over Belgium largely thanks to a sublime goal from Hal Robson-Kanu. He then talks through the job that Ryan Giggs and Robert Page have done to get the team to this summer's finals and their chances in a tough group containing Italy, Switzerland and Turkey. The recording was done prior to the announcement that Giggs won't be at the Euro's due to his recent assault charges. Ian is also hoping to be going to the Finals as part of his role so fingers crossed all works out for him. Next up, we had Sky Sports commentator Gary Taphouse to get an English perspective. Gary was more than happy to reminisce on Euro '96 and how close England got to winning a first international tournament in, at that point, 30 years. He then assesses the squad and where Gareth Southgate's side can be dangerous with the attacking midfield options in particular. The banter is good when we discuss Group D, where England and Scotland meet in the second game, and cover the fact that most England supporters don't mind seeing us Scots do well even if the feeling is not reciprocated by ourselves. Although he thinks England can do well, there was no "England Expects" noises from this English commentator. Last, but not least, award winning Scottish Daily Mail writer Stephen McGowan gives his thoughts on the Scots chances of progression. We too recall that night that Scotland finally ended 23 years of pain by beating Serbia on penalties. Whilst most of us were in our living rooms, Stephen was one of a lucky five journalists who had seats in Belgrade to cover that memorable night. The conversation goes onto reflecting on our last finals appearance at France '98, and why it's taken 23 years to qualify again before we discuss the chances of making more history by reaching the knockout phase for the first time. Like most, Stephen is just happy that we're at a major finals again. We hope you enjoy our unique angle in our first Euro 2020 preview. Big thank you to Ian Crocker for the introduction and to Scott McGill for the outro track. Music Inserts copyright Together Stronger - Manic Street Preachers Vindaloo - Fat Les We'll Be Coming - Tartan Specials Tweet us @sffpodcast Instagram - sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Email - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com

Emma Saunders is joined by Watford FC Women captain Helen Ward and Wales Assistant Manager and former Hornets captain Robert Page to discuss the Golden Boys’ goalless draw with Nottingham Forest.We also hear from Head Coach Vladimir Ivić, who gives an honest reaction to his side’s performance.

Russell, Leon and Gareth look ahead to another triple header versus the United States and in the Nations League against the Republic of Ireland and Finland. With another heavy burden on players they consider how temporary manager Robert Page might make the most of his squad Mae Russell, Leon a Gareth yn edrych ymlaen at driphlyg eto yn erbyn yr Unol Dalieithau ac yng Nghynghrair y Cenedloedd yn erbyn y Weriniaeth Iwerddon a'r Ffindir. Gyda faich trwm arall ar y chwaraewyr maen nhw'n ystyried sut efallai y bydd Robert Page, y rheolwr dros dro, yn gwneud y gorau o'i garfan.

Kim Yeater sits down with Dr. Robert Page, a practicing family physician in Tempeh, Arizona. Dr. Page has had over 100 Covid19 patients in his office, and has learned much about who is affected, who is most at risk, and the proper techniques to fight what seems to be an overwhelming virus.  He recently wrote a letter to the Governor of Arizona describing his recent findings with his own patients, and is actively at work to provide proper care and information to those in need, and those making policy decisions.  This is an incredible episode. If you enjoy it, make sure to let us know in the comment section below and subscribe to this channel.

In Part 2, Dr. Robert Page and CardioScripts co-host, Dr. Tracy Macaulay, continue their discussion of classic literature pertaining to use of vasodilators in HFrEF. Check out cardioscripts.com for episode references!

Dr. Robert Page and CardioScripts co-host, Dr. Tracy Macaulay, take a deep dive into classic literature pertaining to use of vasodilators in HFrEF. Check out cardioscripts.com for episode references!

We're taking another trip down memory lane on The View From the Vic, as host Jon Marks is joined by two key players from the 2-0 Play-off Final victory vs Bolton at Wembley in 1999. Captain on that memorable day Robert Page, and centre-back partner Steve Palmer give great insight, including how the time between the semi-final and final was particularly special for Page, and exactly what was sung, said in, and stolen from, the Wembley changing room that day!

Juilliard-trained James Wetzel is one of the most respected Catholic church musicians in New York City. In this episode, we ask James about his work as the director of music and organist at the Dominican parish of Saint Vincent Ferrer and Saint Catherine of Siena. His professional Schola Cantorum is renowned for keeping very much alive the “Church’s treasure of sacred music” for the worship of God in the sacred liturgy. James also shares his perspective and advice on how priests and music directors can take steps to build up the sacred music programs at parishes.   James’ Biography James D. Wetzel is the Director of Music and Organist of the Parish of Saint Vincent Ferrer and Saint Catherine of Siena on Manhattan’s Upper East Side where he directs the professional Schola Cantorum in over 70 services annually. James served from 2010-2015 as the Organist and Choirmaster of midtown’s Church of Saint Agnes and from 2011-2016 was an adjunct lecturer in Hunter College’s music department. Since 2010, he has also been the Assistant Conductor for the Greenwich Choral Society in Connecticut. Additionally, he holds a post as Assisting Organist at the Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine where he formerly served as Organ Scholar under Bruce Neswick. Mr. Wetzel is active as an organist and continuo player, having performed at the Berkshire Choral Festival and with the Collegiate Chorale, the Orchestra of Saint Luke’s, the American Symphony Orchestra, the American Classical Orchestra, the National Chorale, and the Paul Winter Consort. He is the sub-dean and chairman of the programming committee of the New York City Chapter of the American Guild of Organists, a board member of the Catholic Artists Society, and a member of the New York Purgatorial Society and the Society for Catholic Liturgy. Born in Pittsburgh, James earned a bachelor’s degree in organ performance from The Juilliard School where he studied with Paul Jacobs and was the first person ever to graduate with a master’s degree and a professional studies certificate in choral conducting from Manhattan School of Music under Kent Tritle. He also studied privately with Donald K. Fellows and Robert Page and spent a year reading Early Christianity and Apologetics at Columbia University. Parish of St. Vincent Ferrer and St. Catherine of Siena website: http://www.svsc.info

TALES FROM THE VICARAGE LIVE Jon, Mike, Jason and Colin were given back stage access to Watford Palace Theatre, on Sunday 18th November, as Adam Leventhal launched the 7th book in the Tales from The Vicarage Series. 'Captains' documents 11 former Watford Captains from the late 60s through to the modern day. Live at the event saw Dennis Booth, one of GT's early captain in the late 70s, double promotion winner Robert Page, and leader of Aidy Boothroyd's play off winning team - Gavin Mahon.

Currently there is a lot of chatter about HIV Cure.  What role do HIV positive people play in the research for a cure?  Are there different types of Cures? Why would I want to participate in cure research? Realistically, how far away is a cure for HIV?These questions and so much more were discussed during the 2017 ASHM Conference in Canberra.In this podcast, recorded live on 7 November 2017, Professor Sharon Lewin from the Doherty Institute in Melbourne, discusses some of the challenges that researchers face in their search for an HIV cure.  Also on the discussion panel are, Cipri Martinez, President of NAPWHA, Dr Rowena Johnston, Vice President of amfAR and Dr Robert Page, a S100 GP from Sydney.  Moderating this discussion is Heath Paynter from the Australian Federation of AIDS Organisations.To find out more about HIV Cure research head to http://hivcure.com.au/

Jim examines a 1943 Universal classic that he initially did not like as a kid, but learned to appreciate recently - "Son of Dracula," starring Lon Chaney Jr, Louise Albritton, Robert Page and Evelyn Ankers. A mysterious Count Alucard visits a woman at her family's Louisiana plantation and strange things begin happening. Find out more on this episode of "Monster Attack."

Damon Brown - CoFounder of CuddlrRobert Page - Founder of MedRepublicDavid Dobkin - President of Investment Banking, ASMX CapitalKevin Yamazaki - Founder & CEO of SidebenchStephen Blackwell - CEO of SpinMediaHoward Lim - Founder of HOW CREATIVENoel Wax - Founder & President of GroundSwell Group

Damon Brown - CoFounder of CuddlrRobert Page - Founder of MedRepublicDavid Dobkin - President of Investment Banking, ASMX CapitalKevin Yamazaki - Founder & CEO of SidebenchStephen Blackwell - CEO of SpinMediaHoward Lim - Founder of HOW CREATIVENoel Wax - Founder & President of GroundSwell Group

It is my pleasure to bring you this great interview with Pittsburgh Symphony principal bassist Jeff Turner for this week's episode of Contrabass Conversations. Jeff has excellent advice for musicians, and he reflects on his early years on the instrument in this very engaging interview. You will also be hearing a double bass feature from the Lascivious Biddies on this episode. Enjoy! About Jeff Jeffrey Turner is the Director of Orchestral Studies at Duquesne University, where he serves as conductor of the Duquesne Symphony Orchestra. A native of South Carolina, Mr. Turner holds a Bachelor of Music degree from the Eastman School of Music and a Master's degree in conducting from Carnegie Mellon University, where he studied with Dr. Robert Page. He has served in recent years as Music Director of the Pittsburgh Live Chamber Orchestra, and Artistic Director of the City Music Center Chamber Orchestra from 2004 - 2009.  Locally, Mr. Turner has also conducted opera productions at CMU, as well as Honors Orchestra Festivals for the Pennsylvania Music Educator's Association.  Mr. Turner is also the Principal Bassist of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. His teachers include James VanDemark, Lawrence Hurst and Robert Gladstone. Before joining the PSO in 1987, Mr. Turner was the Principal Bass of the New American Chamber Orchestra from 1984 to 1986, and played with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra for the 1986-87 season. As winner of the Y Music Society's Passamaneck Award, Jeffrey Turner appeared in a critically acclaimed recital at Carnegie Music Hall in 1989.  He was also a winner of the 1990 Pittsburgh Concert Society's Artist Award. Jeffrey Turner has served as Visiting Professor at the Eastman School of Music, Indiana University, and the University of Maryland, and as a faculty member of Carnegie Mellon University. At Duquesne, Mr. Turner has also served as Chair of Strings and as Artistic Director of City Music Center's Young Bassist Program. Mr. Turner gives annual recitals, seminars, and master classes at universities and conservatories throughout the world, and serves as resident artist for annual festivals including the Pacific Music Festival, The National Orchestral Institute, the Korsholm Festival (Finland), Indiana University's Summer Music Festival, and The Asian Youth Orchestra (Hong Kong).  Mr. Turner has been a faculty member for International Workshops in Graz, Austria; Lausanne, Switzerland; and Glasgow, Scotland. He is featured as recitalist, clinician, and competition judge at the conventions of The International Society of Bassists. From 1988-92 Mr. Turner was the Executive Director of the Pittsburgh Chamber Music Project, a yearly series of concerts and educational programs featuring Pittsburgh's finest musicians in collaboration.