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Dr. Susan Sgambati, a colorectal surgeon and medical director with COPIC, is our guest on this episode that looks at the increased use of semaglutide medications driven by the popularity of Ozempic being used for weight loss. The discussion focuses on liability and risk issues, including recently issued FDA warning letters surrounding the use of compounded forms of the medication. Dr. Sgambati talks about how the medication works, side effects, how to assess patients who are interested in these medications, and other considerations as part of your evaluation.      Feedback or episode ideas email the show at wnlpodcast@copic.com Disclaimer: Information provided in this podcast should not be relied upon for personal, medical, legal, or financial decisions and you should consult an appropriate professional for specific advice that pertains to your situation. Health care providers should exercise their professional judgment in connection with the provision of healthcare services. The information contained in this podcast is not intended to be, nor is it, a substitute for medical diagnosis, treatment, advice, or judgment relative to a patient's specific condition.

Guest Host Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati interviews Irv Randolph, Managing Editor of the Philadephia Tribune, the oldest continuously running Black newspaper in the country. For her monthly segment “What is Philadelphia Reading?” Vanesse speaks to author Omar Tyree.https://www.phillytrib.com/https://omartyree.substack.com/subscribe

For her once-a-month feature “VLS Journeys” Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati speaks with Lisa D. Brathwaite, author of the book Miles of Style: Eunice W. Johnson and the EBONY Fashion Fair. Brathwaite will be one of the featured authors at the 2023 African American Children's Book Fair which takes place Saturday February 3, 2024from 1-4 pm at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.MILES OF STYLEhttps://theafricanamericanchildrensbookproject.org/ For her feature – “What is Philadephia Reading?” Vanesse chats with NBC10 evening anchor Fred Shropshire. @therealfredshropshire

Guest host Vanesse Lloyd-Sgambati speaks to Fleacé Weave, founder of Globalnista formerly Black Girl Travel. https://www.globalnista.com/For her monthly feature “What is Philadephia Reading?” Vanesse speaks to Kyle Stokes of Urbantoons - children's author and illustrator.

Guest host Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati speaks to author Glenda Armand author of Ice Cream Man: How Augustus Jackson Made a Sweet Treat Better. She will be featured at the 32nd Annual African American Children's Book Fair. For her feature “What is Philadelphia Reading?” Vanesse speaks to Mable Welborn, Chair of the Sullivan Trust. Welborn also talks about their grant program providing capital for small businesses and scholarships. www.thesullivantrust.org

Guest host Vanesse Lloyd-Sgambati, interviews Elizabeth Way is guest curator of Ann Lowe: American Couturier at Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library and editor of the accompanying book Ann Lowe: American Couturier. Anne Lowe was a brilliant couturier who designed Jacqueline Kennedy's wedding dress when she married then Senator John F. Kennedy. Way discusses the retrospective exhibit featuring many of Lowe's stunning gowns.https://www.winterthur.org/ann-lowe-american-couturier/For her monthly feature “What is Philadelphia Reading?” Vanesse speaks to Kimberly Garrison, Project Coordinator for the Read Baby Read Program at the Free Library of Philadelphia which provides tools and activities to start infants on the path to literacy. https://libwww.freelibrary.org/programs/read-baby-read/

Guest host Vanesse Lloyd-Sgambati speaks to Christine Schonhart, Director of the Central Library at Brooklyn Public Library about the "The Book of HOV," an installation created by Roc Nation to celebrate the life and work of Shawn “JAY-Z” Carter.https://www.bklynlibrary.org/exhibitions/book-hovFor the feature "What is Philadelphia Reading?" Vanesse speaks to Dr. Nyshawana Francis-Thompson Chief of Curriculum and Instruction for The School District of Philadelphia.

Guest host Vanesse Lloyd-Sgambati speaks to Valerie Gay, Barnes Foundation Deputy Director For Audience Engagement And Chief Experience Officer. Gay talks about the current exhibit of the Black sculptor William Edmondson and free first Friday events at the museum. This month's “What is Philadelphia Reading” guest is Trenton M. Smiley, Communications & Engagement Director at Free Library of Philadelphia. https://www.barnesfoundation.org/ https://www.freelibrary.org/

Guest host Vanesse Lloyd-Sgambati speaks to Murphy, Coordinator of Genealogy Education at the International African American Museum in Charleston, South Carolina.https://iaamuseum.org/.Her guest for the monthly feature "What is Philadelphia Reading" is best selling author Sharon G. Flake.https://www.sharongflake.com/

Guest host Vanesse Lloyd-Sgambati speaks with celebrity chef Kyle Cuffie-Scott, the owner of Darnel's Cakes. His company started as a cupcake fundraiser in the Fall of 2015 for World AIDS Day and is now a thriving retail business. Darnel's specializes in breakfast, lunch and desserts that are carefully crafted by Cuffie-Scott, and Joseph Lope. This project is all in honor of Kyle's late cousin Darnel Scott, who passed in January of 2013. One highlight for the business so far was to create a birthday cake for Janet Jackson when she was in Philly recently. https://www.darnelscakes.com/ Instagram: @ Facebook is facebook.com/darnelscakesAlso, Paralee Knight, Vice President & Sr. Social Impact & Sustainability Specialist Wells Fargo Philanthropy and Community Impact is the subject of Vanesse's monthly feature “What is Philadelphia Reading?”

Guest Host Vanesse Lloyd-Sgambati speaks with Oliver St. Clair Franklin CBE, Honorary Consul of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland about the upcoming coronation of King Charles III. Franklin is also the subject of this month's feature “What is Philadelphia Reading?” https://www.consularcorpsofphiladelphia.org/united-kingdom/

This week guest host Vanesse Lloyd-Sgambati speaks to two florists featured in this year's Philadelphia Flower Show. Valerie Crisostomo is a founder of the Black Girl Florist Network and Rashawn Scarbo, owner and lead designer at Bloom Bold Co. WDAS FM's Patty Jackson is this month's "What is Philadelphia Reading?"https://www.blackgirlflorists.com/https://www.bloomboldco.com/

This week we got the gang back together after a looong hiatus to discuss the end of The Walking Dead! PLUS - TWD actress Alex Sgambati makes her triumphant return to reveal what it was like to get consumed by walkers. Stay tuned for Part 2 soon!

Guest host Vanesse Lloyd-Sgambati speaks to Tyrique Glasgow founder of Young Chances Foundation. The South Philly activist is also a nominee for the annual competition CNN HERO OF THE YEAR which is given to an individual who is making extraordinary contributions to help improve the lives of others. The deadline is Tuesday December 6th. Listeners can vote for Tyrique by going to https://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/cnn.heroes/vote/10/http://www.youngchancesfoundation.org/Vanesse also speaks to Media and Political consultant Sheila Simmons for the monthly feature “What is Philadelphia Reading?”

Vanesse speaks with author Derrick Barnes who is a National Book Award Finalist for his 2022 graphic novel Victory. Stand!-Raising My Fist For Justice. He is also the author of the critically acclaimed, multi-award-winning picture book Crown: An Ode to the Fresh Cut which received a Newbery Honor, a Coretta Scott King Author Honor, the Ezra Jack Keats New Writer Award, and the Kirkus Prize for Young Readers. In 2020, he became the only author to have won the Kirkus Prize twice for his twelfth release, the New York Times bestseller I Am Every Good Thing. For her monthly feature - "What is Philadelphia Reading?" Vanesse talks with Philadelphia based dancer Jesse Jones.https://derrickdbarnes.com/https://www.jessejonesdance.com/home

0:00 - Intro Music Provided by Wheels0:21 - Quizzing with the Sgambati's25:24 - Chatting with Adam Guttman35:08 - Quizzing with Adam Guttman

Guest Host Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati speaks with award winning children's book illustrator Gordon C. James whose titles include Ode to the Fresh Cut, I am Every Good Thing and Just Like Jesse Owens.https://www.gordoncjames.com/Jamar Nicholas is an award-winning, Philadelphia-based artist and educator and author of Leon the Extraordinary is this month's "What is Philadelphia Reading."https://jamarnicholas.weebly.com/

Guest host Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati, interviews award winning children's book author and Indigenous Peoples Lawyer Traci Sorrell about her books that raise awareness about indigenous people's history and culture. She also speaks to Monique Greenwood, CEO of Akwaaba Bed and Breakfast Inns for her segment “What is Philadelphia Reading?”https://www.tracisorell.com/https://www.akwaaba.com/https://tinyurl.com/Macysakwaaba

Guest Host Vanesse Lloyd-Sgambati speaks with Dr. Monique Y. Wells. She and her husband, Tom Reeves, founded Entrée to Black Paris (ETBP) tours because of the consistently increasing demand for tours and activities that feature the history, culture, and contemporary life of African Americans and the larger African diaspora in Paris.https://www.entreetoblackparis.com/Vanesse also speaks with Tinyade Sharra, a young dancer being hailed as one of the next generations of Black Ballerinas. Her guest for "What is Philadelphia Reading? is Mikal Gilbert - newest member of the premier international dance company Philadanco. www.philadanco.org

Guest Host Vanesse Lloyd-Sgambati interviews award winning children's book author Carole Boston Weatherford about Moses: When Harriet Tubman Led Her People to Freedom. Vanesse also chats with Kelly Lee, Chief Cultural Officer and Director of Philadelphia's Office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy which is inviting Philadelphians to participate in the development of Philadelphia's permanent Harriet Tubman statue that will be located on the North apron of City Hall by November 2023. The public can take a short survey of seven (7) questions by Wednesday, July 13 before 5:00 p.m. Lee also shares information about The Arts Access Calendar is a comprehensive calendar to find FREE arts and culture activities happening in Philadelphia.https://cbweatherford.com/https://www.creativephl.org/philadelphia-harriet-tubman/https://www.creativephl.org/oacce-calendar/

Guest host Vanesse Lloyd-Sgambati interviews Kelly Richards, the newly appointed President and CEO of the Free Library of Philadelphia. Richards talks about his unique journey from Police officer to librarian and the importance of libraries to the community. Richards is also the subject of the monthly feature "What is Philadelphia Reading?"https://www.freelibrary.org/

In this Episode we talk with Rebecca Sgambati the co-owner of  Peak Performance Wellness and Float.Not sure what a float is? You may have heard it referred to as deprivation tanks. It's a tank filled with salt water to make clients "weightless" in the water.  There are options of having lights on or off and in some cases you can even keep music on to help. However, the ultimate experience lies in the dark and quiet floating moments, where your body and senses completely relax.Rebecca was lovely enough to come onto the show and talk about all of the amazing health benefits that come with floats and answers some of the questions people frequently have about the process.Benefits include: minimizing stress, relief from pain and improves sleep. There are many other benefits that come with this incredibly enjoyable process. Some myths that were dispelled in this interview... Is it dirty water? - No. The water is filtered through a very specific 4 part cleaning system. I am pretty sure that the end of the process the water might be cleaner (minus the salt) than our drinking water. Can people drown? - No. The water is only 10 inches deep so it is very unlikely. Even if you fall asleep the salt water itself would wake you up in your mouth and eyes before anything else could happen.Is it ok to sleep? -Yes! Many people find the process so relaxing that they do fall asleep and this is great! In addition, many people drop into dream states or even deep states of conscious dreaming.Rebeccas shares many other fun facts about the benefits of floating and how many of her customers come weekly for high level body health. Definitely worth giving it a chance. Peak Performance Float and Wellness Center opened its doors in June of 2017 as Walnut Creek's first and only float center. Rebecca Sgambati and her husband Dave are committed to helping their community feel and be their best each day with float therapy, light therapy, infrared sauna, yoga and more!  With six private float tanks, they have enjoyed introducing this amazing wellness routine to the East Bay. Check out the website HEREThank you for your continued support! Be sure to check us out on Facebook and Instagram.Also please join our very new Facebook group... DARING TO DABBLE PODCAST COMMUNITY connect with us HEREWe are super excited to connect with our listeners, let's all share our joy for trying new things and experiencing life to it's fullest. 

Maurizio Valtieri"La signora M"Ercole Luigi Morselli nei ricordi della moglie BiancaEdizioni Crocehttps://www.edizionicroce.it/A cento anni dalla morte del drammaturgo Ercole Luigi Morselli (1882-1921) il libro ripercorre alcuni momenti della sua vicenda esistenziale attraverso il racconto, tra realtà storica e finzione letteraria, della moglie Bianca.Bianca Bertucci, vedova Morselli, nel 1925 si trova nel convento di San Giovanni Rotondo, dove ha deciso di ritirarsi insieme alla figlia Giuliana, dopo la morte del marito. Qui rievoca la sua vita insieme a Ercole Luigi, concentrandosi sugli anni 1905 e 1906, periodo in cui si sono conosciuti, innamorati e, infine, sposati.Lei, promettente pianista romana, allieva del maestro Sgambati a Santa Cecilia, condividerà le sorti alterne del suo amato con ostinata abnegazione.Lui, giovane intellettuale pesarese, elegante, avventuroso e pronto a conquistare il mondo, si avvicinerà più volte al successo e altrettante precipiterà nel fallimento artistico.Solo nel 1919, quando il suo Glauco trionfa al Teatro Argentina di Roma, verrà celebrato come nuovo astro nascente della drammaturgia italiana. Non avrà però il tempo di godersi la fama, poiché due anni dopo morirà di tubercolosi.Bianca gli sopravvive a lungo conservando nella propria anima e nel proprio corpo le stigmate di un amore assoluto che la condurrà alle soglie della follia.Maurizio Valtieri è docente presso il Pantheon Institute – Penn State University in Rome.Inizia a scrivere in qualità di autore teatrale. L'opera più significativa rappresentata è Solitudini,Luigi Tenco e Dalida, a Roma presso il Teatro Greco.Nel 2007 pubblica il suo primo romanzo 120 (Teke).Nel 2013 pubblica il romanzo L'albero dei rosari (Diamond).Per i nostri tipi ha già pubblicato nel 2017 la raccolta di racconti Confini di pelle e nel 2019 il romanzo La conversione dell'arcobaleno.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

Guest Host Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati talks about Floyd Cooper Day - honoring one of Children's literatures' most celebrated illustrators during Children's Book Week May 3-9th.To talk about Floyd's legacy Vanesse speaks to Carl Lennertz - Executive Director of the Children's Book Council and authors Carole Boston Weatherford, Leah Henderson, and Sharon Langley. In addition to the many events sponsored by the Children's Book Council there will be a Floyd Cooper Day May 6th at the Free Library of Philadelphia Chestnut Hill Branch from 3-4 pm sponsored by the African American Children's Book Project and the Literary Cafe. https://everychildareader.net/cbw/floyd-cooper-day-2022/

Guest host Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati speaks with James Beard Award winning Chef and educator Bryant Terry, author of Afro-Vegan and Vegetable Kingdom. Bryant Terry will be speaking at the Free Library at the Parkway Central Library Tuesday April 12th at noon on Black Food: Stories, Art, and Recipes from Across the African Diaspora. The event is free. To register go to:https://libwww.freelibrary.org/calendar/event/111012For Vanesse's monthly feature "What is Philadelphia Reading?" She speaks to Cheryl Ann Wadlington, founder of the award-winning girl mentoring organization Evoluer House.https://www.evoluerhouse.org/

Guest Host Vanesse Lloyd-Sgambati talks with Heseung Song, CEO of Mighty Engine about a unique partnership with SEPTA that encourages that encourages adults to create mini stories with the kids for publication through a SEPTA short story dispenser this spring.https://www.readingpromise.org/your-storyVanesse also chats with social media coordinator LaToi Storr who has a mental Wellness and Self Care blog, who speaks on how to manage social media. Storr was also the guest for this month's edition of "What is Philadelphia Reading?"https://www.toitime.org/

David Fiorazo welcomes two local Christian business owners in-studio to discuss how mandates and misinformation have affected them, their businesses, and their employees. We also address a few news headlines. Jenny Palzewicz is a Registered Nurse, now owner of Tazza Italian Coffee Shop in East DePere, WI, and Melissa Niffenegger's backgound is in the pharmaceutical industry; she is now owner of Sgambati's New York Pizza in West DePere, WI. Daily podcast, relevant articles on issues pertaining to Christians and more can be found on Stand Up For The Truth.

Guest Host Vanesse Lloyd-Sgambati speaks with authors who'll be featured at the 30th Annual African American Children's Book Fair February 26th at the PA Convention Center. Schele Williams is an acclaimed theatrical director and author of the book “Your Legacy, A Bold Reclaiming of Our Enslaved History.” Kaija Langley is the award-winning author of “When Langston Dances.” For her monthly feature “What is Philadelphia Reading? Vanesse speaks to illustrator Nancy Devard about her new book “BLAM! Black Lives Have Always Mattered Hidden African American Philadelphia of the Twentieth Century.”https://theafricanamericanchildrensbookproject.org/https://schelewilliams.com/https://kaijalangley.com/

Dr. Sue Sgambati, COPIC's Medical Director and a colorectal surgeon, returns to the podcast to discuss risks and guidelines associated with laparoscopic cholecystectomy. Dr. Sgambati talks about the background behind utilizing this approach and how a reduced recovery time led to improved patient and provider satisfaction. However, one of the concerns that has emerged is the risk of bile duct injuries (BDIs). Dr. Sgambati focuses on guidelines developed from a multi-society consensus that identify optimal strategies for the prevention of BDIs. In particular, she highlights five key guidelines to consider, provides some real-life context from her experience as a surgeon, and reinforces the importance of documenting your thought process with any type of medical procedure.    Email comments and suggestions to WNLpodcast@copic.com

Guest host Vanesse Lloyd-Sgambati speak with best selling young adult author Torrey Maldonado about an upcoming celebration of the late Children's book author Floyd Cooper January 7thhttps://www.facebook.com/HighlightsFound/photos/a.4970743582942998/5332339080116778Vanesse also speaks with Ivan Henderson, Vice President of Programming for the African American Museum in Philadelphia about the many activities during AAMP's MLK Weekend. Henderson is also the subject of the monthly feature "What is Philadelphia Reading." https://www.aampmuseum.org/

Guest Host Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati speaks with James Jackson, Executive Producer at Light Thief Productions about ways to capture family history through video and advice on video production. Jackson is also the guest for the monthly feature “What is Philadelphia Reading?” https://lightthiefproductions.com/ 347-735-6762

Guest host Vanesse Lloyd-Sgambati returns for her once a month feature, VLS Journeys. She speaks with Muhammad Abdul-Hadi, Owner & CEO, Founder and Owner of Down North Pizza, the mission-driven restaurant that exclusively hires formerly incarcerated individuals and serves up pies with a purpose in the Strawberry Mansion community in Philadelphia. For Vanesse's feature “What is Philadelphia Reading” she talks with Gerald Jackson, children's book author of a “Father's Message.”https://www.downnorthpizza.com/https://tinyurl.com/geraldjackson

Guest Host Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati chats with Dave Wooley, who along with David Heilbroner produced a documentary about iconic singer and legend Dionne Warwick. Vanesse also speaks to Pheralyn Dove, poet, artist and photographer about an upcoming event featuring her work. Pheralyn is also the subject of the monthly feature “What Is Philadelphia Reading?”

Guest Host Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati speaks with Jean Ciborowski Fahey, Champion of Early Childhood Literacy. Fahey is also the award winning author of I'll Build You A Book Case which is designed to help infants start their love of reading. Simone Partridge Director of Communications for READby4th is her guest for the monthly feature “What Is Philadelphia Reading?” She also shares information about Reading Promise Week, Philly's first-ever citywide family reading festivalFor more about Reading Promise https://www.readingpromise.org/Information about Jean Ciborowski Fahey http://www.readingfarm.net/

Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati hosts a once-a-month segment, VLS Journeys. She speaks to Justina Barrett, Interim head of Public Programming at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and Raheem Manning Founder and CEO of The Weekender Experiences, who share info on the Museum's upcoming House and Block Party August 14th. The Block Party takes place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and the House Party form 6-10 p.m. For more information go to www.philamuseum.org. For her feature “What is Philadelphia Reading?” Vanesse speaks to Catherine Hicks, newly elected President of the Philadelphia NAACP.

In this episode Shelby + Frankie dive into all things nutrition and energy. In this episode you'll find topics such as: ∆ How to get out of the diet culture and tap into your own intuition guided wellness plan ∆ How to nourish your body for mental health ∆ Why nutrition is associated with mental health ∆ How our intentions impact our wellness outcome Resources: Primally Pure Discount Code: SHELBYROSE Francesca is a Nutritional Therapist Practitioner and a Holistic Wellness Coach, focusing on nutrition, movement, mindfulness/meditation, and energy work. After struggling for years with her own mental health issues, her goal is to help people feel their best through a holistic approach so they can live the life of their dreams! Francesca uses energy work to help people get back in touch with their intuition, because she believes that YOU know your body better than any health professional. In her free time you can find Francesca outdoors (hiking or at the beach), cooking delicious meals or spending time with her boyfriend and 3 adorable cats. You can connect with her @wellnesswithfrankie on instagram. Connect With Frankie: Website: https://wellnesswithfrankie.com/ Instagram: @wellnesswithfrankie Connect With Shelby: Shelby's Instagram TikTok Website: www.shelbyrose.com Donate To The Show

From My Blaxploitation & Filmation Library00:00 The Dude By Rhino (Intro)00:59 Onyx03:49 A Musical Fantasy06:39 Ice Blue09:23 Down To D11:55 Ballett14:38 Slither17:58 Headliner21:06 Zouche24:49 Park Avenue27:24 Escape Scorpio30:00 Voodoo Man By Rhino (Mattic Talk Break)30:59 Frustrations31:56 Scenesetter Cue32:55 Space Sheriff33:48 Earth Bound35:05 Sence Of Danger35:41 Small sound Drama36:18 Action Jungle 436:54 Super 7 Space Sheriff38:10 No Lady40:37 Late Train43:10 Recollections44:41 Sgambati 46:44 Testing Time49:49 A Bunch Of Fives52:20 Funky Tramway54:52 Cross Rolls58:03 Home Made Soup (Mattic Outro)

The show kicks off with our monthly segment with Vanesse Lloyd-Sgambati's VLS Journeys. Vanesse interviews the legendary poet Sonia Sanchez about her latest book of poetry SONIA SANCHEZ COLLECTED POEMS and her favorite authors.

Dr. Sue Sgambati, COPIC's medical director and a colorectal surgeon, joins Dr. Zacharias to talk about her personal experience in balancing the professional responsibility to treat pain with concerns over opioid addiction. Dr. Sgambati reviews the historical background of key factors that contributed to the overprescribing of opioids and what she saw and learned in her own practice. She then talks about the value of using tools such as a state's prescription drug monitoring program, opioid risk assessment tools, and guidelines published by organizations such as the CDC. Dr. Sgambati also addresses alternatives to opioids that are being used, the challenges of having conversations with patients about opioids and how to document these, and the availability of naloxone to counter overdoses. Email: wnlpodcast@copic.com

Dr. Sue Sgambati, a colorectal surgeon and COPIC's medical director, discusses the recent recommendation from the U.S Preventive Services Task Force that colorectal cancer screening routinely begin at age 45, instead of age 50. This recommendation is in response to the sharp rise in the number of colorectal cancers in young adults. Dr. Sgambati draws upon her own experience to talk about considerations when evaluating symptoms and whether or not to include a colonoscopy as part of a workup. She also highlights her perspective on colonoscopies versus additional tests for patients that can identify signs of cancer based on stool samples.   Email: WNLPodcast@copic.com  

In the first segment, guest host Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati speaks to Sam Reidwho is offering workshops for youth and adults interested in starting a business. www.sriiiconsulting.org http://bit.ly/sriii2000 https://www.smore.com/ne5q2-business-101-sidehustle-accelerator .Vanesse also speaks to the multi-talented Tamara Anderson for her feature "What is Philadelphia Reading?" Anderson is an actress, consultant, professor and producer of The Solo Project - the first project by Gumbo Lab. It will provide artistic resources and a virtual theatrical platform for talented and underserved theatre artists and performers by shining a light on what it means to be Black and Female in today's America – by centering their content on Black Queerness, Black Feminism, or #TransLivesMatter. (Tickets available at https://www.gumbolab.com/the-solo-project)

What is Candor? How does it benefit patients and providers? Dr. Zacharias is joined by Dr. Sue Sgambati, the medical director at COPIC, to answer these questions and provide some insight. In this context, Candor refers to a framework that emerged out of efforts by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) to encourage an environment that supports open, honest conversations with patients after adverse outcomes occur. It is also designed to investigate and learn from what happened, to address the patients' needs alongside providers' needs, and to disseminate any lessons learned in order to improve future outcomes. Dr. Sgambati talks about how COPIC guides providers through Candor, especially In Colorado and Iowa where there is legislation that formalizes this process, and some of the key lessons learned from managing these types of cases.  Podcast Email: wnlpodcast@copic.com

Vanesse Lloyd-Sgambati speaks to teacher and best selling author of best selling books for young adults who shares information on the virtual Floyd Cooper Celebration January 7th. Cooper was an award-winning illustrator and author/illustrator of nearly 100 books for children. His real and beautiful depiction of the Black experience, his signature “subtractive process,” and his genuine spirit of kindness and mentorship will forever be an important part of the children's publishing industry. The virtual celebration of Floyd Cooper's life and legacy on Friday, January 7 at 3pm EST via Zoom.https://tinyurl.com/5xy24n97Vanesse also speaks with Ivan H. Henderson, Vice President of Programming at the African American Museum in Philadelphia. Henderson share information on the upcoming MLK Day celebration at AAMP and is also the subject of this month's 'What is Philadelphia Reading?"www.aampmuseum.org

Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati of the Literary joins us for her once a month segment VLS Journeys. Vanesse speaks with award winning children's book illustrator Gordon C. James. NBC 10 host of “Philly Live,” lifestyle and entertainment reporter Aunyea Lachelle joins Vanesse for the feature “What is Philadelphia Reading?”

This week we spoke with the lovely actor who plays Jules on The Waking Dead - Alex Sgambati! Walking Dead, Craig Ferguson, surviving quarantine, and more.   *************** Each week Johnny O'Dell interviews alumni of The Walking Dead universe - new episodes every Sunday night! Follow us on Twitter @TheWalkingDead for updates! 

Mass Media shapes our reality and when there's diversity in media – our world opens up to possibility. Color Farm Media's mission is to build an ecosystem that fosters greater equity, inclusion, and diversity in media and that empowers and elevates voices that are underrepresented, overlooked, and undervalued. I spoke with co-founders Ben Arnon who brings a depth of experience in tech and entertainment and a sensibility shaped through social and political activism and community organizing and Erika Alexander, actress, activist, entrepreneur, creator producer and director. https://www.colorfarmmedia.com/First we check in with Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati, founder of the Literary and the African American Children's Book Fair, for her monthly feature VLS Journeys. She speaks with author Veronica Chambers; author of “Shirley Chisholm is a Verb.” PA State Rep. Malcom Kenyatta talks books for the feature “What's Philadelphia Reading?”https://rb.gy/ahxbpc

Non è una serata come le altre nel prestigioso Palazzo Senso, ristorante gourmet dell'Hotel Principe di Savoia di Milano.

Stefano Sgambati"I divoratori"Mondadori Editorehttps://www.librimondadori.it/Non è una serata come le altre nel prestigioso Palazzo Senso, ristorante gourmet dell'Hotel Principe di Savoia di Milano. I piatti concepiti dallo chef Franco Ceravolo, monumento della gastronomia italiana, atterrano con grazia sui tavoli finemente apparecchiati, trasportando i clienti in un universo sensoriale stroboscopico impossibile da dimenticare. Ma nell'aria serpeggia una strana eccitazione e tutti gli occhi sono puntati verso il centro della sala, lì dove siede “una creatura di perfezione impossibile, ancestrale, l'uomo più bello che si sia mai visto”.È Daniel William King, stella assoluta di Hollywood, accompagnato dalla sua bellissima moglie: la coppia di attori più ammirata, invidiata e fotografata del momento, ville da copertina, premi internazionali, figli naturali e figli adottati, ricchezza, successo e due volti assicurati per cifre che basterebbero a pagare un Pollock da Sotheby's: una grandiosa famiglia tradizionale.Condividere con loro il tempo e lo spazio di una cena non è un'opportunità o un colpo di fortuna, ma una responsabilità, un peso capace di cambiare le carte in tavola. A scoprirlo, loro malgrado, saranno Elena e Saverio – che stanno trascorrendo un avventato weekend insieme dopo essersi incontrati al funerale di una comune amica -, Giordano e Frida – uno stimato professore universitario e una sua lettrice di trent'anni più giovane – e un gruppo oscenamente rumoroso, seduto più in fondo, in disparte – la grottesca famiglia del maître, che grazie a una soffiata del figlio non si è fatta sfuggire l'occasione di osservare da vicino Mr e Mrs King.Durante il pasto, mentre in cucina e agli altri tavoli si consumano cattiverie, epifanie e piccoli traumi, al tavolo dei due divi si svolge la scena madre, perché nel cervello dell'attore più bello del mondo, all'oscuro dello sguardo altrui e lontano dalla liturgia dello spettacolo, si annida da tempo un minuscolo seme di follia, “una specie di fungo, una macchia che comincia ad allargarsi” e che devierà senza scampo le traiettorie delle vite di ciascuno dei protagonisti.Stefano Sgambati è nato a Napoli nel 1980, ma ha sempre vissuto a Roma. Attualmente abita a Milano dove si occupa di letteratura, tv e giornalismo. Ha esordito in libreria nel 2011 con una raccolta di racconti, Il Paese bello (Intermezzi Editore); il suo primo romanzo è Gli eroi imperfetti (minimum fax, 2014) e l'ultimo La bambina ovunque (Mondadori, 2018).IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

The Dance of the Blessed Spirits, Gluck/Sgambati, performed by Mitch Bush on Friday, June 26, 2020, in St. Michael's Episcopal Church, Geneseo, New York. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/geneseostmikes/support

Con Carlos Iribarren | ¿Nos acompañas a visitar una de los lugares más espectaculares de Europa? Hoy Toca viajar a Roma, la Ciudad Eterna, con la compañía de Enrico Barona y Enzo Valenti, un romano y un milanés que tienen muchísimas cosas que contar a Carlos y Mario. Música, gastronomía y tradiciones que perduran entre sus 7 imponentes colinas. La música corre a cargo de maestros clásicos como Palestrina, Puccini, Respighi o el desconocido Sgambati, con un tema inicial del gran maestro de las bandas sonoras, el romano Ennio Morricone. Elige fetuccini o pizza y dale al play para escuchar la nueva entrega de Hoy Toca, el programa de Clásica FM que te quiere sorprender.

Con Carlos Iribarren | ¿Nos acompañas a visitar una de los lugares más espectaculares de Europa? Hoy Toca viajar a Roma, la Ciudad Eterna, con la compañía de Enrico Barona y Enzo Valenti, un romano y un milanés que tienen muchísimas cosas que contar a Carlos y Mario. Música, gastronomía y tradiciones que perduran entre sus 7 imponentes colinas. La música corre a cargo de maestros clásicos como Palestrina, Puccini, Respighi o el desconocido Sgambati, con un tema inicial del gran maestro de las bandas sonoras, el romano Ennio Morricone. Elige fetuccini o pizza y dale al play para escuchar la nueva entrega de Hoy Toca, el programa de Clásica FM que te quiere sorprender.

Today we speak with Zemoria Brandon from the Sickle Cell Association of America Philadelphia/Delaware Valley Chapter about World Sickle Cell Day 2020. http://www.sicklecelldisorder.com/ I spoke with Josh Yeboah-Gyasi - the organizer of one of the first major protests demanding justice for George Floyd but first we check in with Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati and her guest segment VLS Journeys.

Vanesse Llloyd Sgambati speaks with Dr. Jim Smith about some things to think about when we start getting back to work during this pandemic. Plus Vanesse shares her perspective on "What is Philadelphia Reading?"

Guest Host Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati speaks with David Simon Director of the Simon Education and coordinator of the Black Book Festival in London. Also interviewed Tonya Bolden, author of Changing the Equation: 50 + Black Women in STEM. Finally Vanesse talks with Dr. Camille Gaynus, Marine Biologist who will be honored this month as part of Women's History Month.

Vanesse Lloyd-Sgambati, Founder Of The Literary And The African American Children's Book Fair, Guest Hosts a Monthly Segment "Vls Journeys." Vanesse speaks to Tukufu Zuberi, Lasry Family Professor of Race Relations at U Penn and lead curator of the Africa Collection at the Penn Museum and Howard Dodson, former Director of the Shomberg Institute discussing the history and impact of Black History Month.

The 28th Annual African American Children's Book Fair takes place Saturday February 1st at Community College of Philadelphia from 1-4 pm. I conduct an in depth interview with the event's founder Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati and some of the authors and illustrators who will be attending. They include Pam Tuck, author of As fast as Words can Fly, Derrick Barnes author of King of Kindergarten, Olugbemisola Rhuday – Perkovich – coauthor of The Two Naomis and illustrator and author Elizabeth Zunon, Grandpa Cacao: A Tale of Chocolate, from Farm to Family.http://theafricanamericanchildrensbookproject.org/

Vanesse Lloyd-Sgambati, Founder Of The Literary And The African American Children's Book Fair, Guest Hosts Her Monthly Segment "VLS Journeys" With An Interview With the Chair of the Coretta Scott King Book Awards Committee, Allan Bailey. She also speaks to author Kelly Starling Lyons. Brittney Morris author of Slay is interviewed for the feature “What is Philadelphia Reading?”

Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati is guest host who speaks to children's book illustrator Laura Freeman who will be featured at the 2020 African American Children's Book Fair and middle grade author Torrey Maldanado. Vanesse also interviews Joan Myers Brown, founder of Philadanco for the feature “What is Philadelphia Reading.” Myers Brown also talks about the upcoming conference of the International association of Blacks in Dance. https://www.iabdassociation.org/

Vanesse Lloyd-Sgambati, Founder Of The Literary And The African American Children's Book Fair, Guest Hosts a Monthly Segment "Vls Journeys." Vanesse i speaks to Linda Solomon photo journalist and author of The Queen Next Door Aretha Franklin an Intimate Portrait and Kwame M'Balia the author of Tristan Strong Punches a Sky, a middle grade epic fantasy set in a world populated by African American folk heroes and West African gods. WDAS FM's Frankie Darcell is featured in the segment “What is Philadelphia Reading?”

Vanesse Lloyd-Sgambati, Founder Of The Literary And The African American Children's Book Fair, Guest Hosts Her Monthly Segment "Vls Journeys" With An Interview With author and illustrator Nina Crews about her book Seeing into Tomorrow highlighting poet Richard Wright's Haiku poetry. Vanesse also chats with Doris Payne the author of Diamond Doris The true Story of the world's most notorious jewel thief. Anita Connor is featured in the segment “What is Philadelphia Reading?”

Guest host Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati interviews CJ Epps from the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation about the CBCF Annual Legislative Conference (ALC) is the leading policy conference on issues impacting African Americans and the global black community. Thought leaders, legislators and concerned citizens engage on economic development, civil and social justice, public health and education issues. More than 10,000 people attend 100 public policy forums and much more. Join subject experts, industry leaders, elected officials and citizen activists to explore today's issues from an African-American perspective.https://www.cbcfinc.org/annual-legislative-conference/Vanesse also speaks to award winning children's book illustrator Jerry Pinkney about his new book on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the March on Washington. He also shares his thoughts for the feature “What is Philadelphia Reading?”

Guest host Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati speaks Leslie Ureña, Associate Curator of Photographs, and Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery - who talks about the exhibit One Life: Marian Anderson.Tyraine Ragsdale, best known as Master Scientist Grand Hank --founder and president of Grand Hank Productions, Inc. discusses the upcoming show at the Dell for Kids bringing STEM education with hip hop flair.Vanesse also speaks with author and activist Gilberto Gonzalez for her monthly feature “What is Philadelphia reading.”

Vanesse Lloyd-Sgambati, founder of the Literary and the African American Children's Book Fair, guest hosts her monthly segment "VLS Journeys" with an interview with Philadelphia based winner of the show "Chopped" Gregory Duval Headin of the restaurant South and ABC Network TV Journalist Linsey Davis author of One Big Heart: A Celebration of Being More Alike Than Different. https://www.amazon.com/One-Big-Heart-Celebration-Different-ebook/dp/B07KDY8JNMVanesse also chats with L. Douglas Harrell Jr. 48th Polemarch for the Philadelphia Alumnae Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi about their upcoming 84th Grand Chapter Meeting and Conclave as well as Vanesse's regular feature "What is Philadelphia Reading?"https://phillykappas.org/

This week Andrew Sgambati joins us to talk about his new fan-film, KISS AT MIDNIGHT! Check it out!

Guest Host Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati interviews author D.A. Rhodes Executive Director of Rhodes Literary a non-profit dedicated to Bringing Literacy to Life for children and adults through scholarships and writing workshops. Vanesse also interviews Chantelle Agbro the author of My Soul told On Me for her monthly feature “What is Philadelphia Reading?” Links:https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Author/WHY-The-Novel-by-DA-Rhodes-151896234892836/https://www.therhodesliterarygroup.com/

Guest Host Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati speaks with Brenda Banwell, Chief of Neurology for Children's Hospital about an upcoming Brain Health Fair on Thursday May 9th. The Free event is for neurology patients, caregivers, families, students and anyone interested in brain health. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/free-brain-health-fair-tickets-59724237803/ampVanesse also speaks with Bumi Fernandez, from ODUNDE about her monthly feature “What is Philadelphia Reading.”

Loraine Ballard Morrill speaks with Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati about her travels in Europe at the International Children's Book Festival and historical sites including the home of African American Icon Josephine Baker.

Guest Host Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati speaks with Ron Ragin about the world premiere of Vessels in which seven women explore the transcendental possibilities of music during the Middle Passage. Set in an interactive, sculptural environment that invokes those infamous ships, this interdisciplinary, speculative history work explores singing as a survival tool. https://www.annenbergcenter.org/event/vessels (4:48)Vanesse also speaks with Matt Ridenour, Innovation Lead for OPENIDEA Early Childhood Book Challenge.https://www.openideo.com/challenge-briefs/early-childhood-book-challenge (9:38)Finally Vanesse grills Loraine Ballard Morrill for her feature “What is Philadelphia Reading?” (14:17)

Guest host Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati speaks with Rondel Holder CEO of Soul Society 101 about the documentary he's made tracking his travels based on the results of a DNA test.https://www.soulsociety101.com/ For her feature “What's Philadelphia Reading?” Vanesse speaks to Jenae Robinson the founder of Marsh + Mane a brick-and-mortar beauty retail store that carries a curated selection of natural hair and skin products, beauty and bath accessories for women of color and items for DIY product making .https://marshandmane.com/

Guest host Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati interviews children's book author Paula Chase about her wide appeal to a diverse young adult audience. Diane Turner from the Blockson Institute at Temple University talks about “What is Philadelphia Reading?” Both authors will be featured at the 27th Annual African American Children's Book Fair on February 2, 2019 at Community College of Philadelphia.

Guest host Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati interviews children's book author Paula Chase about her wide appeal to a diverse young adult audience. Diane Turner from the Blockson Institute at Temple University talks about “What is Philadelphia Reading?” Both authors will be featured at the 27th Annual African American Children's Book Fair on February 2, 2019 at Community College of Philadelphia.

Guest Host Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati speaks with Nikki Grimes, award winning children's book author, about her upcoming appearance at the African American children's Book Fair in February. Vanesse also speaks with motivational speaker Jim Smith for her feature What's Philadelphia Reading?”

Guest Host Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati speaks Regina Brooks CEO Serendipity Literary Agency about an important contest for budding authors and Steven Coleman of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts joins Vanesse for her feature “What Is Philadelphia Reading?”

Guest Host Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati speaks with Cristal Franklin, Niece of Aretha Franklin about behind the scenes at the funeral of Aretha Franklin and Cristal's clothing line. https://cfranksoriginal.com/. Yolanda Wisher, former Philadelphia Poet Laureate shared her thoughts on “What is Philadelphia Reading?”

Guest host Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati interviews Brittany Hennessy, author of Influencer: Building Your Personal Brand in the Age of Social Media and Nico Medina who has written a young adult book “Who is Aretha Franklin?” Vanesse also speaks with Pastor Marshall Mitchell of Salem Baptist Church about “What is Philadelphia Reading?”

Guest Host Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati speaks with Lauren Holland from BlackStar Film Festival, Ron Stallworth, author of Black Klansman, and for her segment “What is Philadelphia Reading” she talks with musician Jay Fluellen.

Publishing over 200 indexes, S-Network Global uses these indexes to provide the underlying investments for focused and specialty ETF's.  Gregg is responsible for developing those indexes that are used to create these custom ETF's with ESG focus and purpose.  This is certainly a timely topic, with Blackrock and now Walmart making policy decisions focused on ESG factors.  The world is changing, and those not at least following these changes can be left behind.  S-Network is, together with Reuters, in the forefront in creating opportunity in this specialty arena.  We hope you enjoy the interview.  FYI for our listeners - S-Network is sponsoring the 6th Annual "Summer in the City CSR Investing Summit" in NYC on Wed, July 18.  Our listeners receive $100 off the Registration price by applying the Code  “OCTalkRadio” - The Conference website is www.csrinvstingsummit.org.

Guest Host Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati speaks with Flo Anthony About The Death Of Joe Jackson – Father of The Jacksons and talks With City Councilwoman Cindy Bass about “What Is Philadelphia Reading?”

Guest Host Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati interviews author Gwen Richardson about her book 101 Scholarship Applications: What It Takes To Obtain A Debt-Free College Education. Vanesse also interviews photographer Eric Murray and has him answer the question to her monthly feature “What is Philadelphia reading?”

Guest Host for this once a month segment Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati interviews BBC reporter Jonny Dymond about the history making Royal wedding of American Meghan Markle and Prince Harry plus an interview with AP national reporter Erin Haines Whack about What's Philadelphia Reading.”

Guest host Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati interviews Journalist Jesse Holland about how he came to write the young adult companion novel to Marvel's "The Black Panther" movie. Vanesse also speaks to Philadelphia Tribune Features Editor Shonda McClain for her series "What's Philadelphia Reading?"

Guest host Vanesse Lloyd Sgambati speaks with Monique Greenwood author of Having What Matters – a Black Woman's Guide to Creating the Life You Really Want and owner of Akwaaba Bed and Breakfast Inns. Greenwood also talks about her reality show airing on Oprah's Own Network. Sharon Flake Children's author of the Skin I'm In talks with Vanesse for her feature "What is Philadelphia Reading?"

I vostri musicologi preferiti questa settimana iniziano la puntata raccontandovi del concerto per clavicembalo solo di Fabio Bonizzoni de La Risonanza, per poi passare a un altro appuntamento con la lirica da camera italiana e Nino Rota. Si prosegue con la prima esecuzione italiana di un pezzo di Sgambati de La Verdi, poi con l’omaggio […]

The promised part two of episode two is here, and it's chock full of fun! We wound up shooting the breeze with Andy for two and a half hours when we recorded, so obviously there was a lot we had to cut. That's why we've included a few bonus stories from him here- there was just so much good stuff! We also dive into the KST mailbag to answer a few burning questions from our friends out there. Wanna be part of episode three? Get in touch with us!

In another freeform Skype conversation, the KST boys are joined by Andrew Sgambati of Mr. Speed as they talk about the KISS tribute band scene, learn about what was going on behind the scenes of the KISS Coffeehouse and hear some surprising stories about Andy's encounters with the KISS family. The conversation was so much fun, we had to bump the mailbag and a couple of other surprises to a second part, coming very soon.