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Respiratory ExchangeInterstitial Lung Abnormalities (ILAs)What if subtle CT findings you're used to skimming over could actually predict increased mortality and signal the earliest stages of fibrotic lung disease? In this episode, we dive into how interstitial lung abnormalities—once considered incidental and insignificant—are now being redefined, reclassified and closely scrutinized in light of new evidence and evolving guidelines from ATS and Fleischner. Join us as we explore the diagnostic gray zones, progression risks, radiologic pitfalls and whether AI might soon help us see clearly through the fog.2025-08-1328 min
Lima's Morning News7-28-25 MONDAY MORNING SPORTSThe Reds sweep the Rays; KC downs Clevleand; Tigers snap six-game losing streak; It's playoff time for the Locos; The Bengals sign Shemar Stewart; Browns QB Kenny Pickett suffers injury; Bubba Wallace wins the Brickyard 400; Palou continues Indy Car dominance.2025-07-2804 min
Respiratory ExchangeBuilding a POCUS Powerhouse: Point-of-Care Ultrasound Workflow, Training and Innovation in Pulmonary Critical CareDiscover how Cleveland Clinic transformed a single ultrasound machine into a cutting-edge, hospital-wide Point-of-Care Ultrasonography (POCUS) program that now performs thousands of cardiac, lung, and vascular ultrasounds annually. In this episode, Drs. Ajit Moghekar and Siddharth Dugar detail their journey from early adoption to national leadership in POCUS, including its critical role during the COVID-19 pandemic and its integration into Epic and PACS for real-time clinical decision-making. Learn how they’ve overcome barriers in training, quality assurance and workflow optimization to standardize and scale across regional ICUs. The discussion also explores advanced applications like TEE during cardiac arrest, novel di...2025-07-0929 min
Respiratory ExchangeRelieving the Chronic Cough Burden: From Expert Evaluation to Emerging TherapiesChronic cough is an often-misunderstood condition that places a significant quality of life burden on patients and their loved ones. For providers, this complex condition requires more than just symptom management—it calls for expert, patient-centered evaluation. In this podcast, Dr. Rachel Taliercio and Dr. Michael Ghobrial discuss how early referral to a specialized chronic cough clinic can reduce unnecessary testing, avoid treatment delays and uncover treatable causes that are often missed. They review how thoughtful history-taking and using guideline-based diagnostics can improve outcomes. They assess promising new medication trials, and how innovations like AI-powered cough monitoring and Behavioral Co...2025-05-2138 min
Respiratory ExchangeTreating CTEPH: Surgery, Medication or Balloon Angioplasty?In this episode of Respiratory Exchange, titled "Treating CTEPH: Surgery, Medication or Balloon Angioplasty?" Dr. Gustavo Heresi and Dr. Alice Goyanes discuss specialized, dedicated treatment options for chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension (CTEPH), a type of pulmonary vascular disease. They review when pulmonary endarterectomy is appropriate. They also discuss treatment options for patients who are not candidates for surgery, such as those with decompensated cirrhosis or metastatic cancer. For those patients, they consider the options such as using the FDA-approved vasodilator, Riociguat, and balloon angioplasty. They also note the benefits of discussion with vascular medicine and hematology.2025-03-2629 min
SLO County Public Policy & The LawDr. Brian Dicarlo & Dr. Joseph Clevleand - UCLA Cancer Treatment Centers SLO & AtascaderoDr. Brian Dicarlo & Dr. Joseph Cleveland, MD - Hematology Oncology practice in San Luis Obispo with UCLA Health and soon in Atascadero. They treat patients with all types of cancer and talks with Stew about their war on cancer. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2025-03-2242 min
I-71 RundownBrowns QB Drama? Russy on Line OneBrowns QB situation, Favorite hoopers, OSU Hoops issue, Clevleand second base situation and more!2025-03-1451 min
Respiratory ExchangeRelationship Between Intermittent Hypoxia, COPD and ComorbiditiesDr. Amy Attaway and Dr. Dan Culver review the emerging relationship between COPD patients who have intermittent hypoxemia and an increase they have in co-morbidities and mortality. They discuss how multiple associative studies suggest that intermittent hypoxemia may impact musculature, cardiovascular and neurologic systems. Dr. Attaway and Dr. Culver also underscore the need to review studies in light of the impact of skin pigmentation on oximetry, the connection to Sarcopenia and a related shift in muscle fibers from Type 1 to Type 2.2025-01-2221 min
Respiratory Exchange2024 CHEST Conference HighlightsDr. Angel Coz reviews some of the highlights from the CHEST 2024 conference with Drs. Priya Balakrishnan and Eduardo Mireles-Cabodevila. They cover aspects of talks on pneumoconiosis and occupational lung disease, sarcoidosis medication, diffuse lung disease, ECMO, neuromuscular disease and home mechanical ventilation. They also discuss the unexpected benefits of getting lost in the hallways with all the posters, networking at the conference and becoming involved in CHEST Networks and societies.2024-11-1330 min
Ultimate Cleveland Sports ShowWill we see new wrinkles from Ken Dorsey in his 2nd game calling plays for the Cleveland Browns?The Cleveland Cavaliers are the lone 5-0 team in the NBA after dismantling the Los Angeles Lakers in LeBron James & Bronny James homecoming to Clevleand.
The Cavs, through the early parts of the season, look like one of the best teams in basketball. Four of the team's first five wins have come by double-digits and most have been in blowout fashion.
If you don't believe in this team yet, what is it going to take for you to buy in?
Bronny scored his first bucket in this game and the crowd went wild.
The Chargers have the #1 scoring defense in...2024-10-3159 minUltimate Cleveland Sports ShowJump on the Cleveland Cavaliers bandwagon before it's too late + breaking the Jim Harbaugh OH curseThe Cleveland Cavaliers are the lone 5-0 team in the NBA after dismantling the Los Angeles Lakers in LeBron James & Bronny James homecoming to Clevleand.
The Cavs, through the early parts of the season, look like one of the best teams in basketball. Four of the team's first five wins have come by double-digits and most have been in blowout fashion.
If you don't believe in this team yet, what is it going to take for you to buy in?
Bronny scored his first bucket in this game and the crowd went wild.
The Chargers have the #1 scoring defense in...2024-10-311h 00
Locked On Bengals - Daily Podcast On The Cincinnati BengalsWill Clevleand turn on the Browns? Battle Of Ohio First LookThe first Battle Of Ohio in 2024 features a Cleveland Browns team trying to avoid a tailspin and a Cincinnati Bengals team still in desperation mode to get back to where they thought they'd be in the preseason. The guys get into their weekly crossover with Jeff Lloyd of Locked On Browns to break down the biggest stories between Paul Brown's two franchises ahead of their Week 7 clash in Cleveland.Join the Locked On Bengals Insider Community! https://joinsubtext.com/lockedonbengalsFind and follow Locked On Bengals on your favorite podcast platforms:Apple Podcasts...2024-10-1728 minRespiratory ExchangeDiagnosing and Treating Delirium in the ICUDelerium is an acute mental disorder associated with fluctuating changes in cognition and attention and is likely a consequence of another medical condition. In this episode, Dr. Heather Torbic discusses the incidence and types of delirium, pathogenesis and patient-specific risk factors with Dr. Abhijit Duggal. Dr. Torbic also covers bedside tools for the diagnosis of delirium and treatment options, including nonpharmacologic interventions. She stresses the need to develop a better understanding of delirium pathophysiology and to implement strategies for the prevention of delirium.2024-10-1620 min
Respiratory ExchangeIdentifying, Managing and Treating SepsisSepsis is a leading cause of death in hospitals worldwide. In this episode Drs. Matthew Dettmer and James Morrison discuss the two major patient populations: one that comes in through the emergency department and the other that is already in the hospital. They cover the defining characteristics of these groups, the patient populations more at risk for developing sepsis, and the regulations providers must adhere to as they work to prevent sepsis deaths.2024-08-2834 min
The Monday Night WavRoman Reigns Shockingly Returns!!! WWE Summerslam 2024 Reactions I The Monday Night WavIn this episode The Wav recaps WWE Summerslam 2024 in Clevleand, Ohio. Join us as we talk about the matches and biggest moments of this PLE. The unpredictable turn of Dirty Dom aka Dominik Mysterio turning on Rhea Ripley. Bron Breakker finally getting his revenge and becoming WWE Intercontential Champion for the first time. LA Knight begins his reign of US Champion. Nia Jax gets her shine as she has an amazing match with Bayley which crowned a new WWE Womens Champion. The stories and mind games continue in Drew Mcintyre vs CM Punk with Seth Rollins as special guest...2024-08-051h 31
Respiratory ExchangeGlobal Impact of RSVDr. Fernanda Bonilla will discuss the health implications, the challenges and opportunities in vaccinology, and the importance of collaboration in healthcare worldwide.2024-07-2423 min
Respiratory ExchangeRSV in Transplant/Immunocompromised PopulationIn this episode, we will explore the impact of RSV on transplant and immunocompromised population, emphasizing the critical role of vaccination. Dr. Gonzalez and Dr. Koval will discuss the risk factors associated with RSV and outline effective prevention strategies to protect this vulnerable population.2024-07-1036 minUltimate Cleveland Sports Show5. Kenny Atkinson is putting together an INCREDIBLE staff for the Cleveland CavaliersThe MLB All-Star game is just two weeks away and the Clevleand Guardians will be well represented.
5 players are making the trip to Arlington, including Jose Ramirez, Steven Kwan, Emmanuel Clase, Josh Naylor & David Fry.
Bo Naylor isn't making the trip, but his clutch hitting on Sunday saved the series against the San Francisco Giants for the Guardians. His hitting of late has been a major upgrade for Cleveland lineup.
Angel Martinez doesn't look like a rookie. The infield prospect has made quite the impression already in his first few games with the big league squad.
PFF built its perfect...2024-07-0855 minUltimate Cleveland Sports Show5 Cleveland Guardians are All-Star bound, Bo Naylor is CLUTCH & the Cavs still haven't made a moveThe MLB All-Star game is just two weeks away and the Clevleand Guardians will be well represented.
5 players are making the trip to Arlington, including Jose Ramirez, Steven Kwan, Emmanuel Clase, Josh Naylor & David Fry.
Bo Naylor isn't making the trip, but his clutch hitting on Sunday saved the series against the San Francisco Giants for the Guardians. His hitting of late has been a major upgrade for Cleveland lineup.
Angel Martinez doesn't look like a rookie. The infield prospect has made quite the impression already in his first few games with the big league squad.
PFF built its perfect...2024-07-081h 05
Respiratory ExchangeVaccine Hesitancy and Proposed StrategiesVaccine Hesitancy and Proposed Strategies - Dr. Tosin Goje and Dr. Aanchal Kapoor discuss vaccine hesitancy as techniques used to communicate with patients and families include empathic listening, finding trusted sources, and addressing fears and myths.2024-06-2639 min
Respiratory ExchangeRespiratory Viral Vaccines and Personalized VaccinologyDr. Gregory Poland explains the different aspects and limitations of immunity, such as innate, humoral, cellular, and durable immunity, and the need for booster doses and personalized vaccinology to optimize vaccine responses.2024-06-1242 min
Respiratory Exchange2024 ATS HighlightsDr. Kristen Highland speaks with Drs. Peter Mazzone and Vickram Tejwani about the recent 2024 American Thoracic Society Conference. Topics discussed include exposure-related mutations in non-smokers' lungs, doing better at getting the right people to be screened and new tools in development like circulating tumor DNA methylation-based tools, mutation-based tools, proteins and combinations of all these things in blood. They review the need to address disparities in access to screening, a potential new medication for COPD flares, new data on eosinophilic COPD, potentially using bronchoscopes to ablate early-stage cancer and more.2024-05-3025 min
Respiratory ExchangeRSV in Pediatrics in the Vaccine EraDr. Frank Esper will discuss the impact of RSV on children. He will review the burden of RSV infection in children, the history and challenges of RSV vaccine development, and the recent breakthroughs and innovations in RSV prevention. The episode will conclude with recommendations and resources for RSV prevention and surveillance.2024-05-2245 min
Respiratory ExchangeSpirometry Reference Values Mismeasurement for WomenMeasurement of lung volume is used routinely by pulmonologists and according to the Global Lung Initiative (GLI) regression, women as a population have different lung volumes than men. Dr. Philippe Haouzi, medical director of Cleveland Clinic’s Pulmonary Function Testing Lab, discusses the lack of clear evidence for this assumption and why it’s time to re-evaluate the inclusion of sex as a parameter in developing reference values for spirometry.2024-05-1510 min
Respiratory ExchangeOverview of Respiratory Vaccines and Delivery for the ClinicianDr. Trate DeVolld and Dr. Katie Rivard will explore the efficacy of RSV vaccines and discuss preventive strategies aimed at reducing the occurrence of severe RSV respiratory illness in infants, children, and older adults.2024-05-0840 min
Respiratory ExchangeEDAC and TBM: Diagnosing and Treating Airway Collapse DiseasesThomas Gildea, MD, section head of Interventional Pulmonary and Bronchoscopy, discusses Excessive Dynamic Airways Collapse (EDAC) and Tracheobronchomalacia (TBM). He talks about breathing issues that may indicate airway collapse, as well as possible connections with asthma and COPD, long-term corticosteroid use and obesity. Dr. Gildea covers using dynamic CT as a diagnostic tool and treatment possibilities that range from using CPAP to placement of a custom 3D stent.2024-04-1626 min
Respiratory ExchangeDetection of Respiratory Viruses for the ClinicianDr. Hannah Wang and Dr. Christopher Attaway will explore emerging RSV testing as it pertains to understanding the capabilities and limitations of different diagnostic tests.2024-04-1036 minRespiratory ExchangeCancer Immunotherapy-Caused Pneumonitis: Identification and TreatmentImmune checkpoint inhibitors have revolutionized the management of many cancers. However, adverse events and side effects on various organs, including pneumonitis in the lungs, can be caused by these therapies. This episode of Respiratory Exchange Podcast covers patient or therapy side effect risk factors, using tools such as CT scans and bronchoscopy to assist in diagnosis through exclusion and the use of steroid and non-steroids as treatment.2024-03-2029 min
Respiratory ExchangeRSV Vaccination for Older AdultsWelcome to a special series by Respiratory Exchange Addressing the Impact of RSV and Vaccine Hesitancy. In this series, we explore the efficacy of RSV vaccines and discuss preventive strategies aimed at reducing the occurrence of severe RSV respiratory illness in infants, children and older adults. This episode will focus on the RSV Vaccination for Older Adults, and the importance of vaccination in preventing severe illness and hospitalization. Dr. Ronan Factora explains the risks and the benefits of the RSV vaccine while emphasizing the potential consequences of hospitalization including the loss of independence.2024-03-1326 min
Respiratory ExchangeRSV and Vaccine HesitancyDr. Michaela Gack explains her research on emerging respiratory viruses and vector-borne pathogens. She discusses the recent advancements in RSV vaccine development while addressing the challenges in RSV epidemiology, vaccination strategies and the importance of education, messaging, and novel approaches in antiviral treatment.2024-02-1434 min
Respiratory Exchange2024 SCCM Critical Care Congress HighlightsDr. Siddarth Dugar talks with Congress Co-chair Roshni Sreedharan, MD and Cleveland Clinic Director of Translational Critical Care Research, Vidula Vachharajani, MD about the 2024 SCCM Congress. They discuss interesting sessions such as: identifying modifiable treatments on ARDS, typing of Sepsis biomarkers, whether to get a chest X-ray post-central line placement or not and a late-breaker session on a study involving the impact of head elevation during cardiac arrest. They also talk about a popular session on providing effective review of manuscripts whether they’re for publication or not and offer tips on submitting proposals for the next SCCM Congress.2024-02-0733 min
Respiratory ExchangeWhat to know about opioidsThere have been drastic changes made in the regulation of opioids for medical treatment in the past few decades. However, with advent of fentanyl and carfentanil addiction, overdose-related death continues to increase. In this episode, our guests discuss continued regulation of opioids, use of naloxone and when it may not counteract an overdose, the case for limiting the use of opiates in elderly populations who have existing co-morbidities, and how the use of opioids in certain populations continues to be appropriate.2024-01-3026 minRespiratory ExchangeStepping Up With Virtual ICU RoundingIn the ICU, each patient has a team of professionals on-hand to work with family to promote their well-being. While in-person communication is always best, what happens when that’s not an option – at all? Dr. Adi Gerblich talks about how the ICU at Cleveland Clinic Hillcrest Hospital pioneered virtual ICU rounding years before COVID made it necessary for everyone to go virtual. Hear about the hurdles surpassed, lessons learned and connecting with family members.2023-12-2729 min
Respiratory ExchangeNontuberculous Mycobacterial (NTM) InfectionsDr. Cyndee Miranda and Dr. Joseph Khabbaza ,experts from the Infectious Disease and Pulmonary Medicine departments at Cleveland Clinic respectively, delve into NTM: how developing an index of suspicion can help identify patients early, what diagnostic criteria work well, when watchful waiting is called for, and the benefits of following a guideline-based regimen to determine success.2023-11-2830 min
Respiratory ExchangeSleep Apnea Identification and TreatmentSleep experts Loutfi Aboussouan, MD and Reena Mehra, MD join this episode of Respiratory Exchange to discuss identifying sleep apnea in patients, improving CPAP patient compliance and device alternatives for treatment including hypoglossal nerve stimulation.2023-11-0827 min
Respiratory Exchange2023 CHEST Conference HighlightsDr. Aanchal Kapoor covers some of the highlights from the CHEST 2023 conference with Drs. Angel Coz and Colin Gillespie including: procedure simulations, transfusion in the ICU, networking at the conference, pros and cons of artificial intelligence in critical care, controversies in mechanical ventilation, sepsis, ARDS, flexible vs rigid bronchoscopy, rescue strategies for hard to ventilate patients, neuro-critical care, the importance of case-based discussions and suggestions for submitting session proposals for future CHEST conferences.2023-10-1923 min
Respiratory ExchangeChronic Beryllium DiseaseWhat do golf clubs, computers and aerospace engineering have in common? They all use a beryllium alloy as part of their manufacturing process. Beryllium is used in many industries and, over time, workers who are in contact with this element can become sensitized to it and may develop chronic beryllium disease. Dr. Maeve MacMurdo discusses ways to identify patients who may be sensitized, as well as those who have developed chronic beryllium disease and how they can be treated.2023-09-1526 min
Respiratory ExchangeMechanical Ventilation: From Reading Waveforms to AI and Detection AlgorithmsEduardo Mireles, MD, director of the Medical Intensive Care Unit and vice-chair of the Department of Critical Care Medicine at Cleveland Clinic, discusses the current gap between ventilator technology, with its multiple options, and the education needed for providers who monitor patients. He reviews the course he developed to address this gap, the Standardized Education on Ventilatory Assistance (SEVA), as well as where AI and the detection algorithms used in mechanical ventilation will take healthcare in the future.2023-08-2130 min
Respiratory ExchangeWhen the Count is High: Eosinophilic DiseasesDr. Fred Hsieh discusses eosinophilic-related diseases and their possible causes, such as allergic diseases or parasitic infection. He covers the best way to proceed when your CBC report shows a high eosinophil number and what hypereosinophilia syndrome actually is. Dr. Hsieh reviews the challenge in treating eosinophilic-related diseases with corticosteroids, and new, FDA-approved treatments that use eosinophil-targeting biologics to reduce the eosinophils in the blood.2023-08-0928 min
Respiratory ExchangeATS LIVE! Part 2 Interviews from the 2023 American Thoracic Society ConferenceATS LIVE! Part 2 Interviews from the 2023 American Thoracic Society Conference Host: Amy Attaway, MD Recorded live at ATS, Dr. Amy Attaway talks with attendees about their emerging and innovative work. Dr. Anna May: Medication use before starting positive airway pressure therapy. Dr. Neha Solanki: Platelets’ association with severe asthma. Dr. Peng Zhang: Repurposing medications to decrease asthma inflammation. Dr. Uddalak Majumdar: Mechanical ventilation and obstructive airway diseases.2023-07-2637 min
Respiratory ExchangeATS LIVE! Interviews from the 2023 American Thoracic Society Conference Part 1Recorded live at ATS, Dr. Amy Attaway, Associate Director of the Cleveland Clinic COPD Center, talks with attendees about their emerging and innovative work:•Dr. Elizabeth Regan: COPDGene study.•Drs. Onder Yildirim and Thom Conlon: COPD iNET.•Dr. Roger Kim: AI radio mix tool. Racial disparities in lung cancer screening.2023-07-1837 min
Respiratory ExchangeHighlights from the 2023 American Thoracic Society Conference (ATS)Dr. Rachel Scheraga and Dr. Brian Southern in the Respiratory Institute at the Cleveland Clinic, cover the best of the 2023 ATS conference. They highlight discussions on recent IPF trials, omics and spatial transcriptomics, incorporating wearables data in clinical trials, climate change impact on lung disease risk and behavior, the updated pulmonary hypertension guidelines and more.2023-06-0829 min
Fun 2 Know PodcastF2K Ep. 51 - Novelist Mike DeCapiteOn today's show, it's the second appearance of writer Mike DeCapite (previously on F2N Ep. 20), whose latest novel, JACKET WEATHER was published in late 2021 by Soft Skull Press, home to works from everyone from Dennis Cooper to Noam Chomsky. DeCapite is originally from Cleveland and the son of novelist Raymond DeCapite, a novelist whose well-reviewed work was first published in 1960. Mike DeCapite moved from Clevleand to Brooklyn in 1987 and moved in the circle around fellow Clevelanders Pere Ubu, the seminal art punk group. DeCapite's poetic fiction would be appear in various publications over the years and his naturalistic slices...2023-05-1853 min
Respiratory ExchangeMistaken Identity: The Case for Early, Correct Identification of Fibrosing MediastinitisThis underrecognized disease is too often diagnosed late in the fungal infection’s fibrotic progression. Learn how using a combination of CT scans, bronchoscopy and the assistance of interventional radiologists can help you diagnose and differentiate fibrosing mediastinitis from other pulmonary disorders such as asthma or COPD. Also in this episode, multiple palliative modalities for fibrosing mediastinitis are discussed that can help improve the quality of life of your patient.2023-05-1031 min
Respiratory ExchangeOn the Job: Identifying Occupational Lung DiseaseOccupational lung disease is anything related to exposures that occurred on the job. This includes something that may be happening now or happened 20, 30 years ago. Hear why talking to your patient about their job or deployment history may be key to determining lung disease origin and developing a successful treatment plan.2023-04-1220 min
Respiratory ExchangeWhere Lung Transplant and Health Policy MeetDr. Maryam Valapour, director of Lung Transplant Outcomes Research at Cleveland Clinic, discusses the intersection of transplant science and health policy and the role of the physician-scientist. She also covers the need to build better lung allocation models, the concept of minimizing the impact of geography in organ distribution, looking into who doesn't get access to transplant that should and increasing the organ donor pool.2023-03-1641 min
Respiratory ExchangeWhere Are They? Patients with Alpha-1 Antitrypsin DeficiencyAlpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency is a genetic disease that commonly goes unrecognized. For some patients who have COPD or emphysema, alpha-1 is a predisposing condition they have that can be identified through a simple blood test. In this episode, Dr. James Stoller discusses this disease, effective therapies and novel treatments being investigated that include corrector molecules, gene editing approaches and more.2023-02-1623 min
Respiratory ExchangeBurn Pit ExposureMilitary burn pits were used during deployment to burn away any kind of waste created. The fumes produced have caused serious lung injury and disease. Drs. Mauve MacMurdo and Neha Solanki discuss burn pit exposure, legislation designed to help military who have developed deployment-related lung disease, and the need to evaluate and support these patients.2023-01-1125 min
Respiratory ExchangeCHEST 2022: What You MissedDr. Peter Mazzone talks with Drs. Sethi Sonali and Angel Coz about some of the highlights from the CHEST 2022 conference, including the two-part Critical Care Year End Review covering mechanical ventilation, neurology, ICU, sepsis, ARDIS and surgical critical care.2022-12-1628 min
Respiratory ExchangeHelp Patients Stop SmokingDr. Humberto Choi, director of Cleveland Clinic’s Smoking Cessation Program, discusses ways for clinicians to be proactive and individualize treatment options to help people quit smoking. He also reviews electronic cigarettes, vaping and why they aren’t a safer alternative to smoking tobacco.2022-12-0119 min
Page CountAdvice for the Career-Minded Writer with Liz BreazealeIn this special live episode, Laura Maylene Walter interviews Liz Breazeale, an award-winning author and NEA Fellow, to offer listeners practical advice surrounding the writing process, revision, rejection, literary agents, publication, MFA programs, and more. During their conversation, Liz equates revision with disaster; Laura reveals why she can’t be Liz’s literary executor; Liz describes how she found her literary agent; and Laura shares how she won a writing grant that will transform her into a mermaid.
This episode was recorded before a live audience on September 10, 2022, at Cleveland Public Library as part of Liter...2022-10-251h 05
Respiratory ExchangeTreating Adult Cystic Fibrosis PatientsDr. Elliot Dasenbrook, founder and director of the Cleveland Clinic Adult Cystic Fibrosis Program, discusses the formation of the multidisciplinary adult program. He covers past treatments and how the new modulators have made such a dramatic difference for patient care, including patients on the lung transplant waiting list. Dr. Dasenbrook also talks about how the need for transitional care, from pediatric to adult care, of the CF patient has become an imperative particularly as CF patients now live well into adulthood.2022-10-1924 min
Respiratory ExchangeMedical Intensive Liver Unit: Creating an ICU for Advanced Liver Disease Patients Medical IntensiveLiver disease presents a high burden, both on the society as well as healthcare system. Dr. Aanchal Kapoor, founder and director of the Medical Intensive Liver Unit (MILU), talks about the creation of this ICU Critical Care unit completely dedicated to the care of patients with severe liver disease. Dr. Kapoor discusses how this multidisciplinary unit works with staff from multiple areas including transplant hepatology, liver transplant surgery, physical therapy, dieticians, social workers, transplant coordinators and hepatology.2022-10-0614 min
Respiratory ExchangeInterstitial Lung Diseases: Diagnosis, Therapies and ManagementDr. Daniel Culver, chairman of the Pulmonary Department in the Respiratory Institute at Cleveland Clinic, dives in to the topic of interstitial lung diseases, their diagnosis and management. He covers use of transbronchial cryobiopsy, the benefits of multidisciplinary discussion, and changes in the use of immunosuppressive and anti-fibrotic therapies. Dr. Culver talks about the need for identifying and taking care of comorbidities as a critical part of managing care of these patients, and offers some considerations on the future of diagnosis and therapies.2022-08-1124 min
Respiratory ExchangeLung Transplant as Therapy for COVID Lung CasesIn the U.S. from March 2020 to June 2021, 147 lung transplants took place for COVID fibrosis or COVID ARDS. In this podcast, Dr. Kenneth McCurry and Dr. Marie Budev, surgical director and medical director, respectively, of the Lung and Heart-Lung Transplant Program at Cleveland Clinic discuss COVID-19, ARDS, fibrosis and the potential role of lung transplantation to treat those patients with advanced disease.2022-07-1230 min
Respiratory ExchangeEnvironmental Impact on the LungIn this episode, Dr. Sumita Khatri, vice chair of Cleveland Clinic’s Respiratory Institute and director of the Asthma Center, discusses the multitude of factors that can impact a patient’s lung heath, including climate change, particle matter pollution, ozone, proximity to urban heat islands and traffic, as well as occupational influencers like farming and agricultural work. Dr. Khatri urges physicians to become more knowledgeable about these factors and their impact and make it part of the conversation with patients.2022-06-1318 min
The Chase Smith PodcastI Am No Longer A Cleveland Browns FanIn this episode I share why I am no longer a Clevleand Browns fan. I am also joined by Senior NFL Writer for the Athletic Lindsay Jones to bring us up to speed on the latest Deshaun Watson news. VISIT https://www.theathletic.com FOLLOW https://twitter.com/bylindsayhjones The Press Play Podcast Network Follow us on Twitter: @thechasesmith / @presspalypods For Sponsorship plans and more information, please email: admin@pressplaypodcasts.com To listen to all...2022-06-0839 min
Respiratory ExchangeTreating Food Allergy with Oral Immunotherapy (OIT) and Early OITSandra Hong, MD joins Respiratory Exchange to discuss oral immunotherapy (OIT) for food allergy. She reviews the life-changing success of patients who have undergone OIT via an established program, as well as covering “early OIT,” in which children below the age of four are introduced to a food allergen in order to build up a tolerance.2022-05-1118 min
Respiratory ExchangeLung Cancer Screening: It’s More Than a CT ScanDr. Peter Mazzone, Director of the Lung Cancer Program for the Respiratory Institute and the Lung Cancer Screening Program for Cleveland Clinic, discusses why the low-dose CT screening test for lung cancer has become the standard of care for high-risk individuals and the necessity of having a system in place to manage the scan’s findings. He also talks about follow-up needed for lung nodules found during screening and predictive tools for lung cancer that are on the horizon.2022-03-3124 min
Respiratory ExchangeLung Transplant A-Z: From Referring a Patient to the Impact of COVID-19Dr. Marie Budev, director of the Cleveland Clinic Lung Transplant Program, tackles the huge subject of Lung Transplant, covering a range of topics that includes when the right time to refer a patient is and what the contraindications are for transplant. She discusses the Lung Allocation Score, lung transplant survival rate and how long it takes to get a patient ready for transplant. Dr. Budev also talks about new ways in which the donor lung pool is being expanded and the impact of COVID-19 on lung transplant patients.2022-03-1024 min
Respiratory ExchangeHighlights of 2021 World Association of Sarcoidosis and Other Granulomatous Diseases ConferenceDr. Daniel Culver, chair of the Cleveland Clinic Department for Pulmonary Medicine, and Dr. Manuel Ribeiro, director of the Sarcoidosis Center at the Cleveland Clinic, recap the highlights from the December WASOG Diseases conference. They review the discussions on Progressive Fibrosing Interstitial Lung Disease, the relationship between inflammation and fibrosis, the new European Respiratory Society Guidelines and various themes coming out of the Cardiac Sarcoidosis sessions.2022-02-0826 min
Respiratory ExchangePenicillin, Aspirin and Vaccine Allergies: New Hope for PatientsDr. David Lang, chairman of the Cleveland Clinic Department for Allergy and Immunology, updates us on methods allergists may use to challenge self-reported penicillin allergy, desensitize patients who have a documented aspirin allergy and current testing for vaccine allergies.2022-01-1227 min
Respiratory ExchangeThe Cough That Never Ends: Treating Chronic CoughDr. Rachel Taliercio, founder and director of the Chronic Cough Clinic, talks about the four main causes of chronic cough: upper airway cough syndrome, cough variant asthma, non-asthmatic eosinophilic bronchitis and GERD. In addition, she discusses the value of really listening to patients and the importance of using guideline-based therapies. Dr. Taliercio also covers cough hypersensitivity syndrome and new developments on the treatment horizon in the areas of medication and therapies.2021-11-2223 min
Respiratory ExchangeAdvances in Critical Care Medicine: Teams, Technology, Family and MoreDr. Hassan Khouli, chairman of Cleveland Clinic’s Critical Care Medicine Department, covers aspects of this young, evolving field, from expanding the ICU team to include pharmacists and nutritionists, to the trend in creating sub-specialized medical ICUs. Dr. Khouli also discusses the movement toward non-invasive technologies, using data to minimize over-testing and the value of engaging families to participate in the goals of care.2021-11-2229 min
Respiratory ExchangeThe Pandemic after the Pandemic: Treating Long COVID-19 PatientsDr. Kristin Englund, founder and director of Cleveland Clinic’s post-COVID reCOVer Clinic, discusses the increasing impact of long COVID on patients and healthcare. Learn about the growing list of disease symptoms, the effect on multiple organs and which patients are more at risk for long COVID. Dr. Englund discusses the reCOVer Clinic and the development of multiple care paths and a multidisciplinary approach to treatment for long COVID patients.2021-11-2226 min
Respiratory ExchangeLessons Learned from the COVID-19 PandemicDr. Steven Gordon, chairman of Cleveland Clinic’s Infectious Disease Department, discusses how the COVID-19 pathogen has taught us numerous lessons connected to preparedness for dealing with future emerging pathogens. Dr. Gordon covers the need to develop supply chain resiliency and redundancy, and to move from a “just in time” supply mentality to one of “just in case.” He also talks about using big data, mask wearing and PPE, as well as the intersection of clinical trials and treatment and the pressure to act quickly versus acting based on scientific evidence.2021-11-2228 min
The Quintana ShowThe Oligarch That Ate Clevleand - Ft Pulitzer Prize Winning Reporter Michael SallahIf you’re a Ukrainian billionaire mining, steel, and banking oligarch who is moving billions from the National bank into your own pockets, what do you do with the dirty dough?? You buy the Cleveland waterfront and dozens of rust belt steel mills to launder the dough!! Outside of the inside-jobbers at the bank, who is gonna help you move the dirty billions? The political and economic leaders of Cleveland, that's who!!! We welcome the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Michael Sallah who was part of the investigative team on Dirty Dollars that blew the lid off this story of gree...2021-08-061h 04
VidMag Television on the RadioEpisode 34 (February 2020)We're back after taking a few months off, initially because I had to replace my computer and then because I started making my own music just after Hallowe'en. So here's the new episode. It starts with my own musical project, stepping out from behind my video camera to produce my own original material.A.S. (AFTERSTOCKHAUSEN): A Dark And Stormy Night (from All Hallows)ALLEN RAVENSTINE with ROBERT WHEELER: Comet Report (from City Desk)BRIAN ALAN HAGER: The Race (Single)THE TIE DOWNS: Voodoo Woman (from the Tie Down EP)DEATH ON A STICK...2020-02-041h 47
Angela Yee's Lip ServiceEpisode 218: 21 Questions (Feat. Jessie Reyez)Singer/songwriter Jessie Reyez joins the ladies of Lip Service this week and speaks on getting fired from multiple jobs, having ex's know her music is about them, and much more. Jessie even reveals her guilty wrongdoings during her childhood. Enjoy!
***LIP SERVICE LIVE TOUR***
November 3rd - Los Angeles, CA
November 5th - Houston, TX
November 7th - Dallas, TX
November 8th - New Orleans, LA
November 10th - Detroit, MI
November 11th - Clevleand, OH
November 13th - Chicago, IL2019-11-011h 03
Angela Yee's Lip ServiceEpisode 218: 21 Questions (Feat. Jessie Reyez)Singer/songwriter Jessie Reyez joins the ladies of Lip Service this week and speaks on getting fired from multiple jobs, having ex's know her music is about them, and much more. Jessie even reveals her guilty wrongdoings during her childhood. Enjoy! ***LIP SERVICE LIVE TOUR*** November 3rd - Los Angeles, CA November 5th - Houston, TX November 7th - Dallas, TX November 8th - New Orleans, LA November 10th - Detroit, MI November 11th - Clevleand, OH November 13th - Chicago, IL Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee...2019-11-011h 01
Dawg Pound Daily Podcast on the Cleveland BrownsCleveland Browns head to Los Angeles with Josh Gordon in search of a victoryClevleand Browns fans will finally get to see Josh Gordon back on a football field this Sunday as the Browns take on the Los Angeles Chargers. Gordon's return provides a great reason to watch, but fans will also be tuning in to see if the Browns can finally pick up that first win of the season. The Browns are major underdogs in this game, which is nothing new, but perhaps they will find some of that magic that led to a victory over the Chargers a year ago.2017-12-0131 min
The MMAniacs PodcastMMAniacs - Round 26Lots talk about here including Matt Kona's trip to Clevleand for UFC 203, UFC Fight Night Hildago Texas, Edmond "The human waste pile" Tarverdyan, We start off with Bellator 1612016-09-2200 min
Brownscast: The Official Podcast of the Cleveland BrownsBrownscast TrailerThere's a whole new way to learn about the Clevleand Browns this season. In-depth, candid conversations with players, coaches, front office personnel and Browns legends. Coming Week 1.2015-09-0700 min