Podcasts about Schlesinger

In this episode of the AGD Podcast Series, host George Schmidt, DMD, FAGD, speaks with Charles D. Schlesinger, DDS, FICOI, VP of Clinical Development at Impladent LTD, about the critical role of bone grafting in successful dental implant therapy. Dr. Schlesinger explains why grafting is often necessary to create an ideal foundation for implant placement, reviews the advantages and limitations of various grafting materials, and shares practical insights on treatment planning, healing timelines, and radiographic evaluation. The conversation also explores the science behind alloplastic grafting materials, including OsteoGen® crystals, and discusses applications such as socket preservation, sinus augmentation, and immediate implant placement. Drawing on decades of clinical and educational experience, Dr. Schlesinger offers valuable guidance for clinicians seeking to improve implant outcomes while highlighting emerging innovations and future directions in regenerative dentistry. Dr. Schlesinger graduated with honors from The Ohio State College of Dentistry and completed a General Practice Residency at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in San Diego, later serving as Chief Resident at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in West Los Angeles, where he received extensive training in oral surgery, implantology, and advanced restorative care.

"We Can't Stay Here" Part 2 by Matthew Schlesinger 

"We Can't Stay Here" Part 1 by Matthew Schlesinger

"Poison Control" Part 4 by Matthew Schlesinger

The voice in your head is what's shaping your entire experience…but what if it wasn't telling the truth? Master storyteller Tom Schlesinger reveals how the stories we repeat to ourselves can quietly limit—or liberate—and he offers a simple, surprisingly powerful way to step out of mental loops and back into a life that feels more present, grounded, and alive.Chapters00:00 – Intro & Welcome04:04 – How Self-Talk Shapes Emotions and Decisions07:49 – Rehearsing Problems That Never Happen10:13 – The Power of Breathing to Reset Your Mind12:42 – A Story That Shaped a Lifetime Belief18:39 – How Stories Create Emotional Patterns22:48 – What Makes a Story Truly Connect27:26 – Break29:41 – How to Catch Harmful Thought Patterns34:54 – Rewriting Your Inner Narrative59:54 – Triggers, Boundaries, and Emotional Control01:05:55 – Why We Get Stuck in Negative Loops01:08:53 – Good Thing Bad Thing Who Knows01:13:45 – Zooming Out to See the Bigger Picture01:16:58 – Simple Daily Practice to Reset Your Mind

"Poison Control" Part 3 by Matthew Schlesinger

In this clinically rich episode, host Dr. Ted Lain sits down with board-certified dermatologist and global skin cancer expert Dr. Todd Schlesinger — AAD Board of Directors member, Mohs surgeon, clinical assistant professor at George Washington University School of Medicine, and medical director of the Clinical Research Center of the Carolinas — for a deep dive into systemic and targeted therapies for non-melanoma skin cancer (NMSC). The doctors begin with a thorough breakdown of the hedgehog signaling pathway (PATCHED, Smoothened, GLI-1 transcription) and how mutations in this pathway drive basal cell carcinoma (BCC) growth. They compare the two FDA-approved hedgehog pathway inhibitors (HHIs) — vismodegib (Erivedge) and sonidegib (Odomzo) — covering their mechanisms of action, volume of distribution differences (16–18L vs. ~9,000L), indications for locally advanced and metastatic BCC, how to define "locally advanced," and complete vs. partial response rates. Dosing strategies are addressed in detail, including alternate-day dosing and treatment breaks backed by the MIKIE study and STEVIE safety study. For managing the most common adverse events — muscle cramps, dysgeusia, weight loss, and fatigue — Dr. Schlesinger shares his clinical protocol using L-carnitine supplementation (1,500–2,000mg liquid, started 2–4 weeks before therapy) along with calcium and CoQ10. The conversation then moves to PD-1 and PD-L1 checkpoint inhibitors for locally advanced and metastatic cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma (cSCC) and BCC, covering cemiplimab (Libtayo), pembrolizumab (Keytruda), and nivolumab (Opdivo). The hosts explain the immune checkpoint mechanism using a memorable analogy, discuss how UV exposure upregulates PD-1 on tumor cells, and explore the practical realities of dermatologists prescribing infusion-based immunotherapy — including multidisciplinary care team logistics, buy-and-bill considerations, and when to partner with oncology. The episode closes with an exciting look at the pipeline: intralesional therapies for nodular and superficial BCC from companies including Verica, iViva, PHIO, and Feldan, red light PDT for superficial BCC nearing FDA approval, and the broader question of where these drugs fit as neoadjuvant, adjuvant, or primary therapies — and what complete response benchmarks (80–95%) dermatologists should expect before adopting non-surgical primary options. To watch this and other episodes, be sure to check out our YouTube page DISCLAIMER: This podcast is not intended to provide diagnosis, treatment, or medical advice. Content provided in this podcast is for educational purposes only. Please consult with a physician regarding any health-related diagnosis or treatment.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Poison Control" Part 2 by Matthew Schlesinger

"Poison Control" Part 1 by Matthew Schlesinger

"Sunday Is Coming" by Matthew Schlesinger

CBS New Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger joins Debbie and Tom. This week, Jill discusses the high cost of higher-education. She calls the 529 Plan to save for college, 'the gold standard.' Look for a jobs-report to hit the news on Friday. 'Companies are just not hiring with gusto right now,' says Schlesinger. JillOnMoney.com

"Making Room For More" Part 3 by Matthew Schlesinger

Alberto Schlesinger - Ex decano de la escuela de economía de la Universidad Sergio Arboleda marzo 26 de 2026Tema:  ¿Qué pasará en Irán?

Milwaukee Brewers President of Business Ops joins Wisconsin Sports Daily to break down some of the big changes coming to the gameday experience for the Brewers, both in-person & on television.

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Steve Schlesinger is a Fellow at the Century Foundation in New York City. Mr. Schlesinger authored "Act of Creation: Founding of the United Nations," and he is an expert on the UN and international issues.  The League of Nations was the forerunner of the UN, which was created in 1945 where over 60 million died. The UN has been vital in preventing World War 3, providing humanitarian assistance to hundreds of millions of refugees, developing partnerships with groups such as Rotary International to eliminate the scourge of polio, and sending peacekeeping troops into dangerous areas to restore stability. Other basic UN services are to develop international agreements to safely move aircraft, ships, telecommunications, mail and weather information worldwide. The Trump administration has drastically cut US donations to the world body, which is damaging the US and the world. The US benefits more from the UN than probably any other country.

"Making Room For More" Part 1 by Matthew Schlesinger

What if the antidote to stress, overthinking, and constant mental chatter has been quietly walking beside us all along? Today we have a conversation with a master storyteller, consultant to the likes of Pixar, LucasFilms and Disney - Tom Schlesinger, on quieting the noise, returning to the body, and rediscovering joy. All through the lens of how dogs can remind us how to lead our best lives. Chapters00:00 – Intro & Welcome05:02 – Monkey Mind and Mental Chatter07:22 – Storytelling Before Language10:00 – Dogs, Humor, and Emotional Balance14:30 – Remembering Dog Stories Brings Us Home20:18  – Myth, Archetypes, and the Heroine's Journey31:09 – The Power of the Pause32:40 – Presence, Time, and Stress42:50 – Sensory Storytelling and the Body47:20 – Break49:37 – The Silent Evolution01:12:35 – Perfectionism vs Creative Flow01:28:39 – Returning to the Body and the Earth

"True Worship" by Matthew Schlesinger

Remembering Rav Elyakim Schlesinger & the Celebration on Purim (Tetzaveh 5786)

"Idolatry" By Matthew Schlesinger

"How Is Your Heart?" Part 3 by Matthew Schlesinger

"How Is Your Heart?" Part 2 by Matthew Schlesinger

Brewers President of Business Ops Rick Schlesinger joins Wisconsin Sports Daily to help answer any remaining questions Brewers fans have about the latest media deal. Rick breaks down the promotional calendar for the season!

Japan's February 8th snap election delivered a historic result: Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) secured a rare two‑thirds supermajority in the powerful lower house, giving her the strongest mandate any postwar leader has enjoyed to date. That will sharply increase what she can do on economic policy, defense readiness, and how Japan responds to pressures from both the US and China.​Jake Schlesinger - President and CEO of the US‑Japan Foundation and a longtime Japan-watcher - joins the show to explain why this election was a potential turning point in a political system often seen as stable to the point of stagnation. He argues that while Japan's politics have frequently been defined by weak and short-lived prime ministers and cautious consensus, this vote creates the conditions for unusually decisive leadership.Schlesinger describes an electorate focused less on the LDP's history of political ethics controversies and more on daily economic pressure combined with a sense that Takaichi herself represents a fresh face. The episode unpacks how Japanese voters can be skeptical about big fiscal promises while still rewarding the leader who seems most willing to speak directly to pocketbook issues like inflation, wages, and household strain.The conversation shifts to geopolitics, as Schlesinger highlights how China's recent threats and coercive signaling appeared to backfire, strengthening public support for a leader who stands up rather than backing down. He frames this as a meaningful change in Japan's public mood: a country once inclined to avoid antagonizing neighbors is increasingly prepared to accept friction if it's tied to national security - particularly around Taiwan, a Chinese invasion of which Takaichi has warned would pose an existential crisis for Japan.The episode also examines what this election mandate could mean for the US‑Japan alliance. While people-to-people ties remain strong, Schlesinger notes that Tokyo is navigating a complex era of “America-First” politics - simultaneously hugging the US closer while hedging its bets with other regional partners like Australia, India, the Philippines, and South Korea. Finally, the discussion touches on constitutional constraints on Japan's military and whether this supermajority could finally open the door to a formal revision.

"How is Your Heart?" by Matthew Schlesinger

Februar 1934 - Der Fabrikant Otto Schlesinger verschwindet auf dem Weg in den geplanten Ski-Urlaub im Erzgebirge. Die Spuren führen nach Berlin-Schöneberg und in nationalsozialistische Kreise. Am Ende steht eine spektakuläre Verhaftung – samt Verfolgungsjagd und Schießerei, mitten in Charlottenburg.

What kind of leadership can hold a fractured democracy together?About the GuestStephen Schlesinger is an American historian, author, and foreign policy analyst. The son of Arthur Schlesinger Jr.—Pulitzer Prize–winning historian and special assistant to President John F. Kennedy—and grandson of Arthur Schlesinger Sr., he grew up at the centre of one of America's most distinguished intellectual families. Schlesinger is the author of Act of Creation: The Founding of the United Nations, and has written widely on American foreign policy and international institutions. He knew both John and Robert Kennedy personally, and brings a rare insider perspective to the history of American liberalism.About This Episode"He went around the table asking us, 'Do you still believe in God?' — this was 1967, he was already being considered for the presidency. Why would a man of this intensity and ambition be talking about these issues?" - Stephen Schlesinger After two days exploring the surveillance state and the ethics of unmasking—with Andrew Guthrie Ferguson on how your data will be used against you and Christopher Mathias on the fight to expose the radical right—Andrew Keen steps back to ask a larger question: What kind of leadership can hold a fractured democracy together?Stephen Schlesinger joins the show from the Upper West Side of New York to offer a historian's perspective—and a personal one. From his father's role in Camelot to his own memories of playing touch football with Bobby Kennedy at Hickory Hill, Schlesinger reflects on what made the Kennedy brothers effective leaders in a divided country, and what lessons their example holds for progressives today. The conversation moves from the founding of the republic (one-third pro-British) through the Civil War to the present fracture, and asks whether elections remain democracy's "great solver"—or whether something has fundamentally changed.Chapters:00:00 Introduction On the road in New York, beside Columbia University01:10 What Has Happened to America? Schlesinger's 250-year view of national fracture03:40 The One-Third Fracture Why a leader with minority support cannot impose ideology on 330 million05:15 Elections as the Great Solver Except for the Civil War, the ballot box has resolved every American crisis07:30 An Intellectual Aristocracy Harvard, the Schlesinger legacy, and the view from inside the American elite10:45 The Romance of Camelot Meeting JFK, the magnetism of youth, and the television presidency14:20 Bobby's Vulnerability The dinner where RFK asked, “Do you still believe in God?”17:45 Touch Football at Hickory Hill Bobby's toughness and the bullet pass Schlesinger had to catch20:30 Jackie vs. Hickory Hill Two styles of Kennedy parenting22:15 Composed Jack, Emotional Bobby Arthur Schlesinger Jr.'s perspective on the two brothers24:40 The Assassinations The White House, Lyndon Johnson's motorcade, and the bar exam Schlesinger failed28:15 Could Bobby Have Won? Humphrey, the nomination, and what might have been30:30 The Kennedys and Internationalism From Joe Kennedy's isolationism to JFK's UN vision and RFK during the Cuban Missile Crisis34:00 Chris Matthews and the Bobby Kennedy CenentaryLessons for Today36:30 The Perpetual Civic DutyWhy each generation must defend constitutional freedoms anew38:45 ClosingAdvice to grandchildren and the enduring fight for democracyLinks & ReferencesMentioned in this episode:Act of Creation: The Founding of the United Nations by Stephen SchlesingerA Thousand Days: John F. Kennedy in the White House by Arthur Schlesinger Jr.Robert Kennedy: His Life by Evan ThomasBobby Kennedy: A Raging Spirit by Chris MatthewsThe Power and the Glory by Graham Greene — the novel Bobby Kennedy mentioned reading at a 1967 dinner Schlesinger attendedWhy England Slept by John F. Kennedy (1940)Previous episode: Andrew Guthrie Ferguson on Your Data Will Be Used Against You (Episode 2794)About Keen On America Nobody asks more impertinent questions than the Anglo-American writer, filmmaker and SiliconValley entrepreneur Andrew Keen. In Keen On America , Andrew brings his sharp Transatlanticwit to the forces reshaping the United States — hosting daily interviews with leading thinkersand writers about American history, politics, technology, culture, and business. With nearly2,800 episodes since the show launched on TechCrunch in 2010, Keen On America is the mostprolific intellectual interview show in the history of podcasting.Website | Substack | YouTube

"Holy Habits" Part 5 by Matthew Schlesinger

"Holy Habits" Part 4 by Matthew Schlesinger

"Holy Habits" Part 3 by Matthew Schlesinger

"Holy Habits" Part 2 by Matthew Schlesinger

"Holy Habits" Part 1 by Matthew Schlesinger

"Be the One" by Matthew Schlesinger

"Peace On Earth" by Matthew Schlesinger

This presentation will provide an overview of how to prepare for visits from Immigration and ICE officers, in light of increased ICE investigations, workplace raids, and community visits associated with immigration applications.Kathleen A. Spero has a long-standing interest in immigration and foreign relations. She graduated from San Diego State University magna cum laude with a dual major in Political Science and International Security and Conflict Resolution in 1999. She received her Master of Pacific and International Affairs, cum laude, from the University of California, San Diego School of Global Policy and Strategy (formerly the Graduate School of International Relations and Pacific Studies) in 2001. After earning her Master's degree, Kathleen joined the International Rescue Committee, an international refugee assistance and resettlement agency, as a Program Specialist in the company's headquarters. While at IRC, Kathleen discovered her interest in immigration law, decided to attend law school, and received her J.D. Degree, cum laude, from Thomas Jefferson School of Law in San Diego, California, in May 2008. For the Spring 2023 semester, Kathleen served as an instructor at Thomas Jefferson School of Law, teaching a course on Immigration Law.Since her graduation from law school, Kathleen has dedicated her career to immigration law. She has held positions with Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy; the San Diego Volunteer Lawyer Program; and Malitzlaw. In addition to her work with Jacobs & Schlesinger, Kathleen has volunteered with Casa Cornelia, the Immigration Justice Project, UURise immigration legal services, and the American Immigration Lawyers Association.Kathleen has worked for Jacobs & Schlesinger since 2016, where she focuses on providing legal assistance and counseling to families, businesses, and individuals seeking to navigate the complex immigration laws of the United States. She primarily handles employment-based cases, investor visas, family-based petitions, and naturalization cases.Kathleen is admitted to the State Bar of California and is licensed to practice law before the Supreme Court of California and the Department of Homeland Security nationwide.Stay up to date with CBP: http://update.craftbeerprofessionals.org/

"Great Joy" by Matthew Schlesinger

"Help" Part 4 by Matthew Schlesinger

  Previous interview #755 from 2015 David's book, The Devil's Chessboard: (2015) Brothers: (2008) Bobby was looking at the CIA anti-Castro operations as the source of the plot David thought of Allen Dulles as the chief culprit, the "Old Man" The Dulles Era is the beginning of today's lawless era Subversion, extraordinary rendition, assassinations, surveillance David encourages that his book be bought at an independent bookstore During WW II Allen Dulles conducted his own foreign policy Allen and (John) Foster Dulles go way back with these Nazis Sullivan & Cromwell, I.G. Farben, Zyklon B They put the interests of their clients above the good of the war effort Unconditional surrender, Operation Sunrise, Karl Wolff The first tool of the Final Solution, Walter Rauff and Gas Vans James Angleton hid Nazi war criminals in Italy Reinhard Gehlen's rise through the West German power structure Dulles' day calendars, blacked out for Dallas in October, 1963 American media, Washington press corps, timid and complicit His "retirement", Dulles didn't get the memo when he was fired An anti-Kennedy government-in-exile in his home in Georgetown Cuban exile Paulino Sierra Martinez met with Dulles Dulles put William Harvey in charge of assassinations Trujillo, Dominican Republic, Jesus de Galindez, extraordinary rendition CIA support of a coup attempt against Charles De Gaulle The CIA "kill team" was brought back to Dallas Mark Wyatt, Harvey's assistant, Harvey was in Dallas in November 1963 Dulles at Camp Peary, "The Farm" the weekend of the assassination Dulles worked hard behind the scenes to get appointed to the WC Angleton's and Dulles' daughters were two of David's sources Dulles' JFK Oral History Interview "the assassination ... if any one of the chess pieces ... had been moved differently ... the whole thing might have been different" CIA knew the (Bay of Pigs) Cuban Brigade was doomed to fail The plan was to force Kennedy to send in the military Arthur Schlesinger's Journals: 1952-2000 (2008) Schlesinger worked up a CIA reorganization plan for President Kennedy American media. lazy and ignorant or they have an agenda David calls on NARA employees to leak the 1,100 CIA documents Hollywood does not want to be Oliver "Stoned" It's a war of ideas, the best story wins The communist witch hunt purged Washington of FDR New Dealers Nixon was sponsored by the Dulles' Truman's bombshell of an op-ed (December 22, 1963), (more) Dulles operated within a system of power The Power Elite (Mills 1956) Dulles was uniquely connected, to make something like this happen SPECIAL: Access this interview on You Tube    

"Help" Part 3 by Matthew & Sabrina Schlesinger

"Help" Part 2 by Matthew & Sabrina Schlesinger

In this “Teabag” episode of Tea with Dr. D, host James Q. Del Rosso, DO, tackles questions submitted by dermatology clinicians across the country, offering evidence-based insights across several challenging clinical topics. Dr Del Rosso begins with hidradenitis suppurativa (HS), highlighting the importance of recognizing comorbidities and lifestyle factors that contribute to disease onset and progression, including smoking and elevated body mass index. He advises a phased management approach: prioritizing symptom control and patient comfort before introducing discussions about weight loss or smoking cessation. Depression, diabetes, metabolic syndrome, and cardiovascular disease are also important comorbidities to address over time. On initiating biologic therapy for HS, he explains the 3 pathologic phases, inflammatory, destructive, and burnout, and emphasizes that biologics such as adalimumab, secukinumab, or bimekizumab should be started early, in the inflammatory phase, to prevent irreversible scarring and sinus tract formation. He also shares procedural pearls, including the use of high-dose intralesional triamcinolone, incision and drainage, and deroofing for focal or persistent lesions. The discussion then shifts to photodynamic therapy (PDT) for nonmelanoma skin cancers. Referencing a study by Schlesinger et al, Dr Del Rosso reviews the efficacy of red-light PDT with 10% aminolevulinic acid gel for superficial BCC, highlighting improved clearance rates and favorable cosmetic outcomes over vehicle. Finally, Dr Del Rosso reviews new insights into topical nonsteroidal options for lichen planus, including off-label use of roflumilast and ruxolitinib creams. Both agents, with mechanisms targeting PDE4 and JAK pathways, respectively, have demonstrated reductions in inflammation and pruritus in some reports. Tune in for a concise, high-yield discussion featuring Dr Del Rosso's practical guidance and clinical pearls for today's dermatology practice.

"Help" Part 1 by Matthew Schlesinger

"The Church" Part 6 by Matthew Schlesinger

Richard Aldous, Sabina Ćudić, and Damon Linker join Yascha Mounk to dissect this week's news. In this week's conversation, Yascha Mounk, Richard Aldous, Sabina Ćudić, and Damon Linker explore the future of the Democratic Party, from midterm predictions to the unstoppable rise of Zohran Mamdani, the impact of the ongoing government shutdown, and the recent meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping. Richard Aldous is Eugene Meyer Distinguished Professor of History at Bard. His latest books are The Dillon Era and Schlesinger. He hosts Persuasion's books and ideas podcast, Bookstack.  Sabina Ćudić is elected member of the National Parliament of Bosnia and Herzegovina, vice president of the Foreign Relations Committee, vice president of the European liberals in the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe in Strasbourg, and the president of Naša stranka, a progressive, social-liberal political party. Damon Linker is a senior lecturer in political science at the University of Pennsylvania and writes the subscription newsletter “Notes from the Middleground” at Substack. If you have not yet signed up for our podcast, please do so now by following ⁠⁠⁠this link on your phone⁠⁠⁠. Email: leonora.barclay@persuasion.community Podcast production by Jack Shields and Leonora Barclay. Connect with us! ⁠⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠⁠ | ⁠⁠⁠Apple⁠⁠⁠ | ⁠⁠⁠Google⁠⁠⁠ X: ⁠⁠⁠@Yascha_Mounk⁠⁠⁠ & ⁠⁠⁠@JoinPersuasion⁠⁠⁠ YouTube: ⁠⁠⁠Yascha Mounk⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠Persuasion⁠⁠⁠ LinkedIn: ⁠⁠⁠Persuasion Community Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"The Church" Part 5 by Matthew Schlesinger

"The Church" Part 4 by Matthew Schlesinger

To say we’re excited by the prospect of new music from seminal ‘90s/2000s dreampop band Ivy would be an understatement. Traces Of You, the erstwhile project’s first new release in twelve years has been built from the ground up using demos and fragments which date from 1995 to 2012. After losing founding member Andy Schlesinger to COVID in 2020, surviving bandmates Dominique Durand and Andy Chase thought that Ivy was done forever. But as the pair prepared for back catalog reissues, they discovered a treasure trove of reel-to-reel tapes and old hard drives with unfinished songs. They handpicked the best and carved out an album’s worth of goodies for this new collection, complete with contributions from Schlesinger. “Heartbreak” is a 2010 demo that showcases their twinkling magic.