Podcast appearances and mentions of sean harrison

We're live with Peter Finney, General Manager and Editor of the Clarion Herald, the official Catholic newspaper of the Archdiocese of New Orleans with update, Sean Harrison, Live Stream Engineer, joins us live from the Mississippi River in the Fete Dieu du Mississippi Eucharistic Boat Procession and Dr. Tom Neal, Chief of Evangelization and Mission Engagement of the Diocese of Pensacola-Tallahassee with Catholic 101 segment on the Feast of the Assumption.

Sean Harrison, project manager at a curlew conservation project, on efforts to prevent the bird's extinction in Ireland.

From its early reputation as mothers' ruin to its prime spot in upscale cocktail bars, we tell the story of the juniper-infused spirit. And as the gin craze in the US and the UK shows no sign of slowing, we ask where the next global hotspots will be. Dr Angela McShane of Warwick University tells Elizabeth Hotson how and why gin drinking became popular in the UK and Sandie Van Doorne, from Lucas Bols - which claims to be the oldest distillery brand in the world - explains how the Dutch spirit, genever, fits into the story. Sean Harrison of Plymouth Gin explains how the company is taking on the new contenders in the market and we hear from up-and-coming brands; Toby Whittaker from Whittakers Gin and Temi Shogelola of Black Crowned Gin. Plus, we hear from Emily Neill, Chief Operating Officer at the IWSR which provides data and analysis on the beverage alcohol market. And a programme about gin wouldn't be complete without a cocktail; William Campbell-Rowntree, bar supervisor at Artesian in London's Langham Hotel, gives his tips for the perfect tipple. Presenter: Elizabeth Hotson Producer: Sarah Treanor *This programme was originally broadcast on July 13, 2021 (Picture of a gin and tonic with garnish; Picture via Getty Images)

We all know that grief hits us in different ways.  Learning how to manage our own grief is one thing, but what about when you are supporting a partner or loved one through their grief?  How does that look? Is there a such thing as too much support or not enough?In this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Sean & Rylan Harrison, to discuss the affects of grief and how it could be so deep, we may not initially even recognize it as such and therefore find it difficult to ask for the support we truly need during that traumatic time.  Additionally, we discuss:- Alternative Coping Mechanisms to Therapy- Steps to Heal - Allowing Others to Support You- Comfortability Communicating Your Needs to Others- Challenges for Men Communicating their Needs- Holistic Living- Challenges with Avoiding Physical/Mental Illness- Warning Signs to Look Out for When Dealing With and/or Supporting Through GriefKey Takeaways/Quotes"There's no real way around grief.  You have to sit in it." - Rylan Harrison"We push through pain, which we should not do, but we often do. Until it becomes chronic pain, and then a mental case." - Sean Harrison"At some point, being the best partner is recognizing you have to step to the side to let someone else or let another process help the person you love." - Patrice Grimes "I found that letting him be in his grief, [specifically with the passing of his mom] and letting him deal with it, he reached out when he needed me. - Rylan Harrison"I was pushing her away because I ain't want her to see me hurt like I was hurting and going through because what I was moving through was ugly." - Sean Harrison"I had to really study him, and get out my feelings a little bit and understand it wasn't personal." - Rylan Harrison"Sometimes support looks like giving someone space." - Patrice Grimes"We think we're burdening people with what we're going through instead of allowing them to support us." - Patrice Grimes"Let me deal with me cause I can't make you happy, if I ain't happy." - Sean Harrison"She learned how to step back and she learned how to love me too because what she was trying to give in that moment, I didn't want and I didn't need that.  Whatever 'it' was." - Sean Harrison"I didn't know the depths of what I was really going through so I didn't know what to communicate or say to them." - Sean Harrison"Get your mind right and the body will follow." Sean & Rylan Harrison"Dealing with mental illness or mental challenges, you can get so overwhelmed, they physically manifest." - Rylan Harrison"If you don't address your wellness, you will be addressing your illness." - Rylan HarrisonRapid Value QuestionsWhat is one thing you like to do to sustain or reset your peace?- Meditate (Sean)Name one book or song that's helped you to define peace?- The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz (Rylan)- The Way of the Superior Man by David Deida (Sean)How do you define peace for yourself now?- The art of doing nothing. Honoring myself. (Rylan)My name is Rylan and without peace, I'd probably be out of balance but with peace, I am free. My name is Sean Harrison, and without peace, I'd probably be a total mess, but with peace, I am Godly." LINKS:Engage with Patrice/Inquiries/Bookinghttps://sociatap.com/ThePeaceCurator/Engage with Sean/Rylan:IG: @rylan_ashlee / @bgr8fithttps://www.toyogaandbeyond.com/https://www.bgr8Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/TheOasisSpace)

From its early reputation as mothers' ruin to its prime spot in upscale cocktail bars, we tell the story of the juniper-infused spirit. And as the gin craze in the US and the UK shows no sign of slowing, we ask where the next global hotspots will be. Dr Angela McShane of Warwick University tells Elizabeth Hotson how and why gin drinking became popular in the UK and Sandie Van Doorne, from Lucas Bols - which claims to be the oldest distillery brand in the world - explains how the dutch spirit, genever, fits into the story. Sean Harrison of Plymouth Gin explains how the company is taking on the new contenders in the market and we hear from up and coming brands; Toby Whittaker from Whittakers Gin and Temi Shogelola of Black Crowned Gin. Plus, we hear from Emily Neill, Chief Operating Officer at the IWSR which provides data and analysis on the beverage alcohol market. And a programme about gin wouldn't be complete without a cocktail; William Campbell-Rowntree, bar supervisor at Artesian in London's Langham Hotel, gives his tips for the perfect tipple. Presenter: Elizabeth Hotson Producer: Sarah Treanor (Picture of a gin and tonic with garnish; Picture via Getty Images)

Sean Harrison joins us to talk about his latest album re-release, as well his show coming up on May 7 at George's. Sean has been in Northwest Arkansas performing as a songwriter and a part of our community for a long time, such a great conversation on this episode! Sean Harrison - www.seanharrisonsongs.com George's Majestic Lounge - www.georgeslive.com

On this episode, outgoing U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue reflects on his time at the helm of the agency. We introduce a weekly Market Talk recap with veteran farm broadcaster Jesse Allen and Ray Bohacz presents another installment of “Bushels and Cents.” The episode also features the music of Americana singer/songwriter Sean Harrison.   Time stamps Sonny Perdue, USDA: 1:17 Chandler Equipment advertisement: 25:39 Market Talk with Jesse Allen: 26:09 Ray Bohacz, “Bushels and Cents”: 31:52 Sean Harrison: 33:27

El pasado lunes, día 23, supimos que Hal Ketchum, el artista de Greenwich, en el estado de Nueva York, había muerto en su hogar tejano de Fischer por complicaciones con su demencia, dejando vacante otro de los taburetes destinados a los grandes trovadores. En 1989, editó un primitivo álbum titulado "Threadbare Alibis" en la independiente Watermelon, producido por él mismo y cuyos beneficios siempre fueron a parar a sus dos hijos, Sarah y Graham, fruto de un anterior matrimonio lleno de frustraciones. Durante su carrera tuvo la consideración de ser uno de los más brillantes vocalistas y compositores de la country music, aunque él siempre prefirió que su música hablara por él, prefiriendo la privacidad del anonimato. Tuvimos el privilegio de conocerle personalmente en los mejores momentos de su carrera y comprobar su extraordinario talento para compartir historias. La popularidad llegó con "Small Town, Saturday Night", una canción compuesta por Pat Alger y Hank DeVito que consiguió el primer puesto de las listas de sencillos en 1991 con el apoyo de un video rodado en blanco y negro bajo la dirección del fotógrafo Jim McGuire y basado en el film "The Terror Of Tiny Town". Había pasado un año desde su firma con Curb Records. Los singles posteriores de Hal Ketchum, sobre todo "Past The Point Of Rescue" -la canción que titulaba aquel trabajo-, dieron una imagen más cercana a la realidad de este cantautor que siempre poseyó una rara habilidad para recordar letras de canciones desde sus años más jóvenes, incluso cuando tocaba la batería en una banda de rhythm and blues a los 15 años. Tuvo una infancia con el tocadiscos siempre sonando en casa. Su padre, linotipista para Gannett Press, era un fanático de Marty Robbins y Hank Snow, además de tocar el banjo de cinco cuerdas. Su madre, que sufría de esclerosis, adoraba a Nat King Cole, Duke Ellington y Frankie Laine, mientras su abuelo era un experto violinista clásico. Aquello ayudó sobremanera a que se despertara su interés por la música. Han sido 31 años de carrera, desde su debut en aquel pequeño sello independiente, con un buen número de espléndidas canciones que no debemos olvidar. Este 2020 sigue siendo un año terrorífico que también parece ensañarse con artistas de nuestro amplio paraguas sonoro. 10 días antes de la muerte de Hal Ketchum perdíamos a Doug Supernaw debido a un cáncer irreversible de pulmón y vejiga que le diagnosticaron hace año y medio. La búsqueda de nuevos valores en el mercado de Nashville al comienzo de los 90 lanzó a la palestra a un tejano de Houston que se movió durante seis años por la ciudad y en quien se fijó el productor Richard Landis para publicarle el álbum Red And Rio Grande, un disco equilibrado entre canciones propias, como la que le daba nombre genérico, y algunas otras de los compositores básicos de aquellos tiempos. Su impresionante aspecto externo, propio de un jugador de fútbol americano, contrastaba con sus interpretaciones emocionantes en la línea de Vern Gosdin y Gene Watson. Doug Supernaw tuvo la paciencia de esperar a que se produjeran los cambios oportunos en su compañía de discos para empezar a hacerse popular a finales de 1993. Casi un año después publicó su segundo álbum, Deep Thoughts From A Shallow Mind, en el que destacaba su versión al éxito de 1975 para David Allan Coe, "You Never Even Called Me By My Name", que esta vez grabó con el propio Coe, Charley Pride y Merle Haggard como invitados por orden de aparición. La canción había sido compuesta por Steve Goodman y John Prine, pero este último pidió no figurar como autor porque no quería ofender a la comunidad de la country music, de cuya industria de Music Row hablaba en un tono especialmente satírico. Spencer Burton parece haber regresado a sus raíces naturales en "Nothing's Changed", el tema de anticipo de su nuevo álbum, Coyote, que reflexiona sobre la vida de los lugares en que deambulan los búfalos y donde, como dice su título, nada ha cambiado. Coyote es el quinto quinto álbum de estudio en solitario de este canadiense originario de Toronto, en Ontario, que se mudó a la zona rural de Niágara. Tal vez por eso quiso que la grabación de este trabajo se hiciera con un equipo analógico aunque para ello tuviera que trasladarse a Nashville. Como en otros casos, Spencer Burton estuvo tocando punk rock con Attack in Black y fue miembro de una banda indie como City and Color. Pero pareció entrar en razón y cambiar su perspectiva. Es algo que le acerca mucho a lo que suena cada fin de semana en nuestros aperitivos compartidos. Colorado" es una de las canciones más poderosas de las últimas fechas en la voz de Ward Davis, un ejemplo del outlaw country de los nuevos tiempos y de cómo músicos tan reconocidos como Willie Nelson, el desaparecido Merle Haggard o Trace Adkins han interpretado sus creaciones. La canción la conocimos hace un par de años, cuando Cody Jinks, que la compuso junto a él, la incluyó en su álbum Lifers, y sigue manteniendo el poderío de entonces y su tono vocal conmovedor. Este músico de Monticello, en Arkansas, se muestra especialmente artesanal en su nuevo álbum, Black Cats and Crows, donde muestra de forma evidente su esfuerzo por recoger el legado que sus predecesores en el terreno del country han dejado, y trabajar en su desarrollo segundo terminamos la segunda década del siglo XXI. El camino de Sean Harrison parece el inverso al de Ward Davis, ya que el primero nació en Nashville y se crió en el estado de Arkansas, en concreto en Fayetteville, donde siempre regresa. Así lo ha hecho, tras recuperar su prometedora carrera debido a decisiones personales poco afortunadas. De ello habla en Halfway From Nashville, un álbum que tiene en “Gravel & Dirt” su tema de apertura, revelando un sentido del humor lleno de ingenio y poco común, que a veces incluso desprecia su propia manera de comportarse. Sean Harrison es un tipo curioso con una categoría como contador de historias que recuerda a James McMurtry o Slaid Cleaves. "Hasta luego Nashville, TN / No puedes quedarte con lo que queda de mí / Y por lo que puedo decir / Ya es hora de que te desee lo mejor / Me construiste, me liberaste"... Así canta Chris Stapleton en “Nashville, TN”, la canción de cierre de su último álbum, Starting Over, dando pie a todo tipo de especulaciones. Mitad lamento y mitad homenaje a la ciudad que, en cualquier caso, le ha hecho extraordinariamente popular. Es bien cierto que Stapleton tenía pensado grabar una buena parte de este proyecto en Muscle Shoals, pero un corte de energía en toda la ciudad determinó el cambio de planes. La composición de “Nashville, TN” está compartida con su mujer, Morgane, la mujer que se ha convertido en imprescindible desde sus comienzos. Este cuarto álbum del artista de Kentucky vuelve a mecerse con los latidos de los forajidos del country, como Willie, Waylon y Merle Haggard. y los del rhythm and blues como Ray Charles, Otis Redding o Aretha Franklin, con la significación que todos ellos tienen en la historia de la música popular.  Desde las tierras de Downey, en California, el veterano Dave Alvin también ha aprovechado estos tiempos extraños que nos han obligado al confinamiento para mirar en sus archivos y completar From an Old Guitar: Rare and Unreleased Recordings, descubriendo algunas de sus debilidades personales como es el caso de Marty Robbins, que nunca nos ha parecido suficientemente reconocido, a pesar de ser una influencia constante en muchos de los artistas cercanos a la música de raíz. “Man Walks Among Us” es un ejemplo de su gran talento, siendo una canción que compuso y grabó en 1963 para su álbum Return of the Gunfighter con ciertos tintes agridulces. Lo que dejaba claro era su cariño por los paisajes del Oeste y, sobre todo, los de su Arizona natal. Steve Earle se ha acogido a su banda de acompañamiento de estos últimos años, The Dukes, donde militan nuestros buenos amigos Eleanor Whitmore y Chris Masterson, para grabar J.T. Es un trabajo que se ha convertido en el disco que nunca hubiera querido lanzar. En él rinde homenaje a su hijo, Justin Townes Earle (J.T.), que falleció el pasado 20 de agosto en Nashville, su ciudad natal. Se publicará digitalmente el 4 de enero de 2021, el día en que hubiera cumplido 39 años, mientras el vinilo y el CD verán la luz pasado el invierno, a mediados de marzo. El álbum se titula J.T. porque era así como le llamaban familiarmente, tras apodarle Cowboy en su infancia. Steve Earle & The Dukes han versionado 10 de las canciones que Justin nos dejó desde su debut discográfico en 2007 con el EP Yuma, que le trajo por primera y única vez a España, y su último registro, The Saint Of Lost Causes, del pasado año. Hoy anticipamos la lectura sonora que han realizado de “Harlem River Blues”, el tema que dio nombre genérico a su trabajo de 2010 y que se convertiría en la mejor canción del año siguiente para la Americana Music Association en su entrega de premios anuales. Todos los derechos de este álbum que, según Steve, son la mejor forma de decir adiós a un hijo que vivió siempre de forma apasionada, serán entregados a Etta St. James Earle, la hija de tres años de Justin. Su única hija. Si una guitarrita de enorme prestigio decide rendir homenaje a otro guitarrista legendario convertido, además, en uno de sus grandes amigos organizando un festival que reúna, a su vez, a una lista interminable de guitarristas… estamos en una gozosa reiteración de los sonidos de seis, ocho, 10 o 12 cuerdas interpretando canciones de casi cualquier género musical. Eric Clapton, uno de los guitarristas más sobresalientes de la historia, lo hizo en 1999 cuando se produjo el primer concierto benéfico de Crossroad en el Madison Square Garden de Nueva York. Su amigo del alma era JJ Cale. El Crossroads Guitar festival hizo su debut en 2004 en el Cotton Bowl de Dallas, del que se publicó un doble DVD que pasa por ser uno de los más vendidos de la historia en ese formato. Las publicaciones de las siguientes ediciones, en 2007, 2010 y 2013, también fueron millonarias. Tras una pausa de seis años, regresó en 2019 en la capital del estado de Texas y con un listado infinito de colaboraciones estelares como las de Gary Clark Jr., Robert Cray, Sheryl Crow, Buddy Guy, John Mayer, Keb 'Mo', Bonnie Raitt, la Tedeschi Trucks Band, Peter Frampton o Vince Gill, entre otras muchas. Clapton siempre ha manifestado un enorme respeto hacia el country, sus grandes figuras y sus guitarristas. Músicos como Albert Lee o Vince Gill han sido habituales en sus Crossroads y en esta última edición hemos podido escucharles junto a Jerry Douglas en esta versión de “Tonight The Bottle Let me Down”, con Vince Gill de cantante solista y el espíritu de Merle Haggard en el ambiente. El Crossroads Guitar Festival recauda fondos para el Crossroads Center de las llamadas Pequeñas Antillas, un centro educativo y de tratamiento contra la drogadicción que el músico fundó en 1998. La despedida del programa de hoy, antes de citarnos para mañana a la hora del aperitivo, es la de un tipo que ha marcado su recorrido con un estilo al que siempre llamamos rock pantanoso. Es John Fogerty, el líder indiscutible de la Creedence Clearwater Revival, que en los últimos tiempos ha venido recreándose en las grandes canciones del legendario grupo californiano para presentarse en directo. Todo ello se vio interrumpido por la llegada de la pandemia y su aislamiento en casa y decidió, ante la imposibilidad de trabajar con sus músicos habituales, que su banda de acompañamiento la formarán sus hijos pequeños: Shane, de 28; Tyler, de 27; y Kelsy, de 18. Empezaron a tocar juntos y a compartirlo en su canal de YouTube, de tal forma que ahora ha decidido convertirlo en un álbum que ha titulado Fogerty’s Factory, como un guiño al medio siglo que ha cumplido el álbum de Creedence Clearwater Revival Cosmo’s Factory. De hecho la portada es una puesta al día de la original. En realidad, todo fue una idea de su mujer, Julie, como una especie de antídoto ante la situación creada por la pandemia. En Fogerty’s Factory hay canciones de álbumes en solitario de John Fogerty y clásicos de Creedence Clearwater Revival, pero también se incluyen un par de versiones. Una es “Lean On Me” de Bill Whiters y la otra la inmortal “City Of New Orleans” Steve Goodman convertida en la mejor canción de trenes de la historia. Escuchar audio

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Sean HarrisonSean was born in Nashville and raised mostly in Fayetteville, Arkansas, where he grew up in the literary home of the late novelist/screenwriter William Harrison, probably best known for the movie Rollerball. The father taught creative writing at the University of Arkansas, which put the son in frequent company of numerous talented writing students and visiting writers. It also put him in touch with a lively college campus during the turbulence and cultural renaissance of the late 1960s. Sean lived some years in Europe, then Texas, with a lot of traveling and finally back home to Fayetteville. “I have busked in London, Bath, Paris, Florence and Venice, southern Spain and other parts of Europe, New York City, Dallas/Ft. Worth,” Sean said. “It’s only looking back that I can appreciate where I’ve been. I don’t regret anything – even my biggest mistakes.”Sean Harrison,Big_DecisionsSean Harrison,Wake_Up_Deadmakingascene,Sean HarrisonSean Harrison,Breathe_Out_Her_NameSean Harrison,Water_Tower  

Did I say I’m an artist? Well sometimes as an artist one must find work to help “supplement” ones income. For me that has been art handling and museum exhibition work. Some people don’t even know this kind of work exists. However, now that museums and galleries are closed for the foreseeable future and as I’m a little too young for retirement, my focus has been renewed into networking. Hence this podcast. Once I began calling up old friends from the field it occurred to me to reach out to a known source of information and networking opportunities. PACCIN.(Preparation,Art handling,& Collections Care Information Network). To my delight they got back to me and I was connected with their secretary to the board, Sean Harrison. Sean generously gave an hour of his time to explain to me the history and objectives of the organization, and more.http://www.paccin.org/content.php?s=4ab366cdea2949ca9ecb3d0d04903aa7PACCIN_Org@PACCIN.orghttps://www.jumblebee.co.uk/arttechnicianemergencyfundhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbWS9tXKHo0fAVrtOHjktJghttps://www.facebook.com/PACCIN.org/

The Boys Are Back in Town! Your favourite sports talk radio hosts have a new home in Mississauga, Ontario. RAW Mike Richards and David Bastl on Newstalk Sauga 960AM. What to expect? Mississauga Steelheads GM/HC James Richmond joins in to talk about the off season, and #ArrowsUp with Sean Harrison of the Toronto Arrows Rugby Football Club.Sports, laughter, the occasional dirty look and the GTA's best and most detailed West End traffic. Your mornings have become more RAW! Monday – Friday 6am – 9am, on Newstalk Sauga 960AM. Stream us LIVE at sauga960am.ca or find us on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, and now TWITCH!www.twitch.tv/rawmikerichardsBrought to you by Bell Lifestyle Products.

The Boys Are Back in Town! Your favourite sports talk radio hosts have a new home in Mississauga, Ontario. RAW Mike Richards and David Bastl on Newstalk Sauga 960AM. What to expect? Mississauga Steelheads GM/HC James Richmond joins in to talk about the off season, and #ArrowsUp with Sean Harrison of the Toronto Arrows Rugby Football Club. Sports, laughter, the occasional dirty look and the GTA’s best and most detailed West End traffic. Your mornings have become more RAW! Monday – Friday 6am – 9am, on Newstalk Sauga 960AM. Stream us LIVE at sauga960am.ca or find us on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, and now TWITCH! www.twitch.tv/rawmikerichards Brought to you by Bell Lifestyle Products.

On this edition of "The Parting Schotts Podcast" host and Associate Sports Editor Ken Schott is joined by Union hockey beat writer Mike MacAdam to discuss Dutchmen head coach Rick Bennett's decision to take away the captaincy from senior forward Vas Kolias and junior goalie Darion Hanson. Ken has interviews with Bennett and forwards Josh Kosack and Sean Harrison. He also speaks with Union hockey women's head coach Josh Sciba and senior forward Katelynn Russ. Ken and Mike preview Friday's game between the Union men and Merrimack. On Twitter, follow Associate Sports Editor Ken Schott @slapschotts and Daily Gazette Sports @dgazettesports. Email Schott at schott@dailygazette.com. Listen to “The Parting Schotts Podcast” at https://dailygazette.com/sports/partingschotts, Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

Sean Harrison is the Master Distiller behind one of the oldest and iconic gin recipes known around the globe, Plymouth Gin. We spoke about his serendipitous beginnings with the distillery, what it's like to be the maker of such a historic brand, and the evolution he's witnessed of gin and Plymouth over the last two decades. This week's cocktail recipe is Sean Harrison's Rosé Fifty-Fifty: Rosé Fifty-Fifty  1 part Plymouth Gin  1 part Lillet Rosé  Grapefruit Twist    Stir and serve in a rocks glass over a large cube of ice, without garnish.   Plymouth Gin Links: Website Instagram Facebook Twitter   Sean Harrison's Instagram   Bit by a Fox Links: blog: http://bitbyafox.com instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bitbyafox/ facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BitByAFox/ twitter: https://twitter.com/bitbyafox   music: https://www.humanworldwide.com    

In November 2018 news broke via YouTube that He Jiankui, then a professor at Southern University of Science and Technology in Shenzhen, China had created the world’s first gene-edited babies from two embryos. The edited gene was CCR5 delta 32 - a gene that conferred protection against HIV. Alongside the public, most of the scientific community were horrified. There was a spate of correspondence, not just on the ethics, but also on the science. One prominent paper was by Rasmus Nielsen and Xinzhu Wei’s of the University of California, Berkeley. They published a study in June 2019 in Nature Medicine that found an increased mortality rate in people with an HIV-preventing gene variant. It was another stick used to beat Jiankiu – had he put a gene in these babies that was not just not helpful, but actually harmful? However it now turns out that the study by Nielsen and Wei has a major flaw. In a series of tweets, Nielsen was notified of an error in the UK Biobank data and his analysis. Sean Harrison at the University of Bristol tried and failed to replicate the result using the UK Biobank data. He posted his findings on Twitter and communicated with Nielsen and Wei who have now requested a retraction. UCL's Helen O'Neill is intimately acquainted with the story and she chats to Adam Rutherford about the role of social media in the scientific process of this saga. The Herculaneum Library is perhaps the most remarkable collection of texts from the Roman era. Discovered two centuries ago in the villa of Julius Caesar’s father in law, many of the papyrus scrolls bear the writings of the house philosopher, Philodemus. Others are thought to be the works of the philosophers and poets he admired. However, the big drawback is that the villa was buried in the eruption that engulfed Pompeii, and the heat from the volcanic ash turned them all to charcoal. To make life even more difficult, the ink the scribes used was also made of carbon – think black on black. However, now a team from the University of Kentucky are hoping to decipher the texts using X-rays, and have just scanned two complete scrolls, and some fragments at the Diamond Synchrotron in near Oxford. When renowned author Bill Bryson decided to apply his unique eye for anecdote and trivia to the human body he thought he's start at the head and work down. But as he reveals to Adam, it's a lot more complicated and interconnected than that. His book "The Body - A Guide for Occupants" is an indispensable guide to the inner workings of ourselves. Producer: Fiona Roberts

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This week's podcast subject  - A Survivor's Guide For The Recent Amputee - join me as we talk about this and other topics.This show will provide information that will help you as a new amputee and possibly as an older amputee. Our hope is to provide you with useful that will help you as a new amputee to be able to return to daily activities. The information from many personal experiences, and is supportive of the challenges people with amputation face.:~ Amputation and Dealing With ChangeYou will survive, Your not alone, Some facts, New terms, You will mourn your loss, Family, and friends, etc.~ ProstheticsHow soon, Who will make it, How do you choose a company, How long do they last, How does it stay on, How much does it weigh, etc.~ Getting Back To LifeWill I be able to drive, Changes to my home, Can I return to work, Will I be able to travel, Can I workout or do sports, etc.~ Final Words Of WisdomHosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes @ Amp-Life Talk Radio Next Episode: Shaholly Ayers

This week's podcast subject  - A Survivor's Guide For The Recent Amputee - join me as we talk about this and other topics.This show will provide information that will help you as a new amputee and possibly as an older amputee. Our hope is to provide you with useful that will help you as a new amputee to be able to return to daily activities. The information from many personal experiences, and is supportive of the challenges people with amputation face.:~ Amputation and Dealing With ChangeYou will survive, Your not alone, Some facts, New terms, You will mourn your loss, Family, and friends, etc.~ ProstheticsHow soon, Who will make it, How do you choose a company, How long do they last, How does it stay on, How much does it weigh, etc.~ Getting Back To LifeWill I be able to drive, Changes to my home, Can I return to work, Will I be able to travel, Can I workout or do sports, etc.~ Final Words Of WisdomHosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes @ Amp-Life Talk Radio Next Episode: Shaholly Ayers

This week's podcast subject  - A Survivor's Guide For The Recent Amputee - join me as we talk about this and other topics.This show will provide information that will help you as a new amputee and possibly as an older amputee. Our hope is to provide you with useful that will help you as a new amputee to be able to return to daily activities. The information from many personal experiences, and is supportive of the challenges people with amputation face.:~ Amputation and Dealing With ChangeYou will survive, Your not alone, Some facts, New terms, You will mourn your loss, Family, and friends, etc.~ ProstheticsHow soon, Who will make it, How do you choose a company, How long do they last, How does it stay on, How much does it weigh, etc.~ Getting Back To LifeWill I be able to drive, Changes to my home, Can I return to work, Will I be able to travel, Can I workout or do sports, etc.~ Final Words Of WisdomHosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes @ Amp-Life Talk Radio Next Episode: Shaholly Ayers

This week's podcast subject - Perceptions of Amputation: Have They Changed? - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Back when prosthetics were carved from wood. People didn't have the same perceptions of amputees as this Toyota commercial made it appear on Super Bowl Sunday.Amputees were viewed as freaks, less of a person, not whole and broken. I sat watching these commercials and could not help think are people more accepting of amputees these days or is this more about making money using well know amputees and celebrities playing amputees? Let's talk about this on Amp Life Talk Radio.~ Are you an amputee in a film, commercial, or TV? ~ MediaAbility a talent agency for those affected by limb loss, find great people for entertainment projects ~ Perceptions of amputees then and now~ What has changed?~ How should we view these types of commercials and movies?As an amputee and an advocate for the amputees, I find this an interesting topic to discuss so that amputees have a voice in these matters because I think sometimes the few (most popular) are considered and all amputees are included. I am sure there are a lot of feelings and opinions on this subject.Hosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes @ Amp-Life Talk Radio

This week's podcast subject - Perceptions of Amputation: Have They Changed? - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Back when prosthetics were carved from wood. People didn't have the same perceptions of amputees as this Toyota commercial made it appear on Super Bowl Sunday.Amputees were viewed as freaks, less of a person, not whole and broken. I sat watching these commercials and could not help think are people more accepting of amputees these days or is this more about making money using well know amputees and celebrities playing amputees? Let's talk about this on Amp Life Talk Radio.~ Are you an amputee in a film, commercial, or TV? ~ MediaAbility a talent agency for those affected by limb loss, find great people for entertainment projects ~ Perceptions of amputees then and now~ What has changed?~ How should we view these types of commercials and movies?As an amputee and an advocate for the amputees, I find this an interesting topic to discuss so that amputees have a voice in these matters because I think sometimes the few (most popular) are considered and all amputees are included. I am sure there are a lot of feelings and opinions on this subject.Hosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes @ Amp-Life Talk Radio

This week's podcast subject - Perceptions of Amputation: Have They Changed? - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Back when prosthetics were carved from wood. People didn't have the same perceptions of amputees as this Toyota commercial made it appear on Super Bowl Sunday.Amputees were viewed as freaks, less of a person, not whole and broken. I sat watching these commercials and could not help think are people more accepting of amputees these days or is this more about making money using well know amputees and celebrities playing amputees? Let's talk about this on Amp Life Talk Radio.~ Are you an amputee in a film, commercial, or TV? ~ MediaAbility a talent agency for those affected by limb loss, find great people for entertainment projects ~ Perceptions of amputees then and now~ What has changed?~ How should we view these types of commercials and movies?As an amputee and an advocate for the amputees, I find this an interesting topic to discuss so that amputees have a voice in these matters because I think sometimes the few (most popular) are considered and all amputees are included. I am sure there are a lot of feelings and opinions on this subject.Hosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes @ Amp-Life Talk Radio

This week's podcast subject - Complications Post Amputation - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Potential wound-healing complications associated with upper limb amputation and lower limb amputation stumps include:~ Effects of inactive residual extremity syndrome (IRES)~ Infection,~ Tissue necrosis,~ Pain,~ Problems associated with the surrounding skin,~ Bone erosion,~ Haematoma,~ Stump edema (odema)~ DehiscenceThis will be a series of talks on this subject, that will include some insight from our CoHosts. Hosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes @ Amp-Life Talk Radio Next Episode: Season 2 Episode 10 - PERCEPTIONS OF AMPUTATION: HAVE THEY CHANGED?

This week's podcast subject - Complications Post Amputation - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Potential wound-healing complications associated with upper limb amputation and lower limb amputation stumps include:~ Effects of inactive residual extremity syndrome (IRES)~ Infection,~ Tissue necrosis,~ Pain,~ Problems associated with the surrounding skin,~ Bone erosion,~ Haematoma,~ Stump edema (odema)~ DehiscenceThis will be a series of talks on this subject, that will include some insight from our CoHosts. Hosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes @ Amp-Life Talk Radio Next Episode: Season 2 Episode 10 - PERCEPTIONS OF AMPUTATION: HAVE THEY CHANGED?

This week's podcast subject - Complications Post Amputation - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Potential wound-healing complications associated with upper limb amputation and lower limb amputation stumps include:~ Effects of inactive residual extremity syndrome (IRES)~ Infection,~ Tissue necrosis,~ Pain,~ Problems associated with the surrounding skin,~ Bone erosion,~ Haematoma,~ Stump edema (odema)~ DehiscenceThis will be a series of talks on this subject, that will include some insight from our CoHosts. Hosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes @ Amp-Life Talk Radio Next Episode: Season 2 Episode 10 - PERCEPTIONS OF AMPUTATION: HAVE THEY CHANGED?

This episode complications post amputation Part 2This week's podcast subject - Complications Post Amputation - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Potential wound-healing complications associated with upper limb amputation and lower limb amputation stumps include:~ Effects of inactive residual extremity syndrome (IRES)~ Infection,~ Tissue necrosis,~ Pain,~ Problems associated with the surrounding skin,~ Bone erosion,~ Haematoma,~ Stump edema (odema)~ DehiscenceThis will be a series of talks on this subject, that will include some insight from our CoHosts. Hosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes @ Amp-Life Talk Radio Next Episode: Complications Post Amputation Part 3Problems associated with surrounding skin and Bone Erosion

This episode complications post amputation Part 2This week's podcast subject - Complications Post Amputation - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Potential wound-healing complications associated with upper limb amputation and lower limb amputation stumps include:~ Effects of inactive residual extremity syndrome (IRES)~ Infection,~ Tissue necrosis,~ Pain,~ Problems associated with the surrounding skin,~ Bone erosion,~ Haematoma,~ Stump edema (odema)~ DehiscenceThis will be a series of talks on this subject, that will include some insight from our CoHosts. Hosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes @ Amp-Life Talk Radio Next Episode: Complications Post Amputation Part 3Problems associated with surrounding skin and Bone Erosion

This episode complications post amputation Part 2This week's podcast subject - Complications Post Amputation - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Potential wound-healing complications associated with upper limb amputation and lower limb amputation stumps include:~ Effects of inactive residual extremity syndrome (IRES)~ Infection,~ Tissue necrosis,~ Pain,~ Problems associated with the surrounding skin,~ Bone erosion,~ Haematoma,~ Stump edema (odema)~ DehiscenceThis will be a series of talks on this subject, that will include some insight from our CoHosts. Hosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes @ Amp-Life Talk Radio Next Episode: Complications Post Amputation Part 3Problems associated with surrounding skin and Bone Erosion

This week's podcast subject  - Complications Post Amputation - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Potential wound-healing complications associated with upper limb amputation and lower limb amputation stumps include:~ Effects of inactive residual extremity syndrome (IRES)~ Infection,~ Tissue necrosis,~ Pain,~ Problems associated with the surrounding skin,~ Bone erosion,~ Haematoma,~ Stump edema (odema)~ DehiscenceThis will be a series of talks on this subject, that will include some insight from our CoHosts. Hosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes @ Amp-Life Talk Radio Next Episode: Complications Post Amputation Part 2Tissue Nercrosis and Pain

This week's podcast subject  - Complications Post Amputation - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Potential wound-healing complications associated with upper limb amputation and lower limb amputation stumps include:~ Effects of inactive residual extremity syndrome (IRES)~ Infection,~ Tissue necrosis,~ Pain,~ Problems associated with the surrounding skin,~ Bone erosion,~ Haematoma,~ Stump edema (odema)~ DehiscenceThis will be a series of talks on this subject, that will include some insight from our CoHosts. Hosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes @ Amp-Life Talk Radio Next Episode: Complications Post Amputation Part 2Tissue Nercrosis and Pain

This week's podcast subject  - Complications Post Amputation - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Potential wound-healing complications associated with upper limb amputation and lower limb amputation stumps include:~ Effects of inactive residual extremity syndrome (IRES)~ Infection,~ Tissue necrosis,~ Pain,~ Problems associated with the surrounding skin,~ Bone erosion,~ Haematoma,~ Stump edema (odema)~ DehiscenceThis will be a series of talks on this subject, that will include some insight from our CoHosts. Hosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes @ Amp-Life Talk Radio Next Episode: Complications Post Amputation Part 2Tissue Nercrosis and Pain

This week's podcast subject  - Let's Talk - Patient Rights When It Comes To Proshtetics,, - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Also covered on today's show:- Communication- Informed Consent- Confidentiality- The Right To Healthcare- Branding - Unethical Practicesand more.Hosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes @ Amp-Life Talk Radio 

This week's podcast subject  - Let's Talk - Patient Rights When It Comes To Proshtetics,, - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Also covered on today's show:- Communication- Informed Consent- Confidentiality- The Right To Healthcare- Branding - Unethical Practicesand more.Hosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes @ Amp-Life Talk Radio 

This week's podcast subject  - Let's Talk - Patient Rights When It Comes To Prosthetics,, - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Also covered on today's show:- Communication- Informed Consent- Confidentiality- The Right To Healthcare- Branding - Unethical Practicesand more.Hosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes @ Amp-Life Talk Radio 

This week's podcast subject  - Let's Talk - Patient Rights When It Comes To Proshtetics,, - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Also covered on today's show:- Communication- Informed Consent- Confidentiality- The Right To Healthcare- Branding - Unethical Practicesand more.Hosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes @ Amp-Life Talk Radio 

This week's podcast subject  - Let's Talk - Is Limb Salvage Practical?,, - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Also covered on today's show:-  Is Limb Salvage Feasable?- Is Limb Salvage Advisable?-  Is Limb Salvage Practical In Patients With Diabetes?and more.Hosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes @ Amp-Life Talk Radio 

This week's podcast subject  - Let's Talk - Is Limb Salvage Practical?,, - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Also covered on today's show:-  Is Limb Salvage Feasable?- Is Limb Salvage Advisable?-  Is Limb Salvage Practical In Patients With Diabetes?and more.Hosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes @ Amp-Life Talk Radio 

This week's podcast subject  - Let's Talk - Is Limb Salvage Practical?,, - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Also covered on today's show:-  Is Limb Salvage Feasable?- Is Limb Salvage Advisable?-  Is Limb Salvage Practical In Patients With Diabetes?and more.Hosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes @ Amp-Life Talk Radio 

This week's podcast subject  - Let's Talk - Tips For Taking Care of Your Limb,, - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Also covered on today's show:-  Before The Sutures Come Out- After The Sutures Come Out- Shrinkers Hosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes @ Amp-Life Talk Radio 

This week's podcast subject  - Let's Talk - Tips For Taking Care of Your Limb,, - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Also covered on today's show:-  Before The Sutures Come Out- After The Sutures Come Out- Shrinkers Hosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes @ Amp-Life Talk Radio 

This week's podcast subject  - Let's Talk - Tips For Taking Care of Your Limb,, - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Also covered on today's show:-  Before The Sutures Come Out- After The Sutures Come Out- Shrinkers Hosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes @ Amp-Life Talk Radio 

This week's podcast subject  - Let's Talk - Healthcare Providers and Their Patients, - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Also covered on today's show:- Communicating with amputees - Environmental Barriers- Amputees Have The Right and more Hosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes - Amp-Life Talk Radio

This week's podcast subject  - Let's Talk - Healthcare Providers and Their Patients, - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Also covered on today's show:- Communicating with amputees - Environmental Barriers- Amputees Have The Right and more Hosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes - Amp-Life Talk Radio

This week's podcast subject  - Let's Talk - Healthcare Providers and Their Patients, - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Also covered on today's show:- Communicating with amputees - Environmental Barriers- Amputees Have The Right and more Hosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes - Amp-Life Talk Radio

This week's podcast subject  - Driving After Amputation, - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Also covered on today's show:- Notify Department of Motor Vehicles - Driving Restrictions- Adaptive Devices and more Hosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes - Amp-Life Talk Radio

This week's podcast subject  - Driving After Amputation, - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Also covered on today's show:- Notify Department of Motor Vehicles - Driving Restrictions- Adaptive Devices and more Hosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes - Amp-Life Talk Radio

This week's podcast subject  - Driving After Amputation, - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Also covered on today's show:- Notify Department of Motor Vehicles - Driving Restrictions- Adaptive Devices and more Hosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com, also you can listen on iHeartRadio and iTunes - Amp-Life Talk Radio

This week's podcast subject  - Returning To Work After Amputation, - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Also covered on today's show:- Emotional Aspects- Am I Ready- Ticket To Work ProgramHosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com Body Image - Becomes one the first things a person becomes concerns with when they undrgo an amputation. Here's how it was for me and some things that matter to amputees.

This week's podcast subject  - Returning To Work After Amputation, - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Also covered on today's show:- Emotional Aspects- Am I Ready- Ticket To Work ProgramHosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com Body Image - Becomes one the first things a person becomes concerns with when they undrgo an amputation. Here's how it was for me and some things that matter to amputees.

This week's podcast subject  - Returning To Work After Amputation, - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Also covered on today's show:- Emotional Aspects- Am I Ready- Ticket To Work ProgramHosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com Body Image - Becomes one the first things a person becomes concerns with when they undrgo an amputation. Here's how it was for me and some things that matter to amputees.

This week's podcast subject  - Things That Matter To An Amputee, - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Also covered on today's show:- Body Image- Sex and Intimacy- Family & Friends - How To Support YouHosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com Body Image - Becomes one the first things a person becomes concerns with when they undrgo an amputation. Here's how it was for me and some things that matter to amputees.

This week's podcast subject  - Things That Matter To An Amputee, - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Also covered on today's show:- Body Image- Sex and Intimacy- Family & Friends - How To Support YouHosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com Body Image - Becomes one the first things a person becomes concerns with when they undrgo an amputation. Here's how it was for me and some things that matter to amputees.

This week's podcast subject  - Things That Matter To An Amputee, - join me as we talk about this and other topics.Also covered on today's show:- Body Image- Sex and Intimacy- Family & Friends - How To Support YouHosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com Body Image - Becomes one the first things a person becomes concerns with when they undrgo an amputation. Here's how it was for me and some things that matter to amputees.

This week's podcast subject  - What The Doctors Don't Tell You About Amputation, - join me to talk about this and the emotional sides of this topic.Also covered on today's show:- What's Happening in the News- To Salvage or Sever: What Happens When Your Own Limb Is Almost Good Enough?- Psychological impact of amputationHosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com

This week's podcast subject  - What The Doctors Don't Tell You About Amputation, - join me to talk about this and the emotional sides of this topic.Also covered on today's show:- What's Happening in the News- To Salvage or Sever: What Happens When Your Own Limb Is Almost Good Enough?- Psychological impact of amputationHosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com

This week's podcast subject  - What The Doctors Don't Tell You About Amputation, - join me to talk about this and the emotional sides of this topic.Also covered on today's show:- What's Happening in the News- To Salvage or Sever: What Happens When Your Own Limb Is Almost Good Enough?- Psychological impact of amputationHosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com

This week's podcast subject  - What The Doctors Don't Tell You About Amputation, - join me to talk about this and the emotional sides of this topic.Also covered on today's show:- What's Happening in the News- To Salvage or Sever: What Happens When Your Own Limb Is Almost Good Enough?- Psychological impact of amputationHosted by Sean Harrison of Amp Life Talk RadioFollow Amp Life Talk Radio so you'll NEVER miss an episode at amp-life.com