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JHLT: The Podcast Episode 78: Barriers and Opportunities in DCD Heart TransplantationJHLT: The Podcast returns with an episode for our heart transplant colleagues, discussing the paper, "Barriers and opportunities in donation after circulatory death heart transplantation," from the February issue of JHLT. Featured on this episode is first author, Katherine G. Phillips, MD, of the Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery at NYU Langone, and co-author, Brian Wayda, MD, from the Division of Cardiology at NYU Langone. The discussion explores: Geographic variability on DCD heart utilization—why it happens and how to address Concerns around donor progression to circulatory arrest after life support withdrawal The volume of DCD...

2026-02-1812 min

EBPOT Podcast Episode 8: Developmental Coordination Disorder DCDWelcome to the EBPOT podcast. The podcast is designed to help paediatric occupational therapists stay up to date with the latest publications in the world of OT. It's great additional to your CPD portfolio. The topic this week is DCD. The primary article focuses on participation experiences of adolescents with DCD. I'm making some changes for the next round of podcasts, as I want to make sure, I have capacity to keep the podcast going and that I can cover the literature effectively. For the upcoming podcasts, I will be focusing on one primary article and then I...

2026-02-0716 min

CTSNet Podcasts The Beat With Joel Dunning Ep. 143: DCD-HOPE Model for Congenital Heart TransplantsThis week on The Beat, CTSNet Editor-in-Chief Joel Dunning spoke with Dr. Louise Kenny, a consultant pediatric and adult congenital cardiothoracic and transplant surgeon at Freeman Hospital in Newcastle upon Tyne, England, about congenital heart transplants. Chapters 00:00 Intro 02:24 JANS 1, VECTOR Procedure 07:38 JANS 2, Combined Inflation & Cooling 08:26 JANS 3, Caring for VIP Patients 11:43 JANS 4, Country Wealth & Min Inv Correlation 12:57 Career Center 13:37 Video 1, Debranching AAV Step-by-Step 15:14 Video 2, Abramson Technique 16:59 Video 3, Min Inv Cardiac w Dr. Chitwood 18:54 Dr. Kenny, DCD-HOPE Congenital Transplant

2026-02-0535 min

The Foreign Report Israel’s Ceasefire Screen, Noem Gets A Shellacking, & JD Makes Sh** UpJam packed show today! Seena & Travis break in the new studio by talking through what’s been happening in Gaza since the so-called ceasefire. They investigate the gray areas in the multi-step, many layered “peace plan” that has allowed for over 500 Palestinian deaths since it was initiated. They also take a look at Steve Witkoff's very full dance card– meeting with Russians, then Netanyahu, then Russians and Ukrainians, then Iran. Confidence is not high over here at TFR but we did get to celebrate a Federal Judge’s order that calls Kristi Noem a racist. As far as wins go these d...

2026-02-0555 min

Cardiology Today Oxygen Debt Key to DCD Heart Transplant Success. 01/25/26Welcome to Cardiology Today – Recorded January 25, 2026. This episode summarizes 5 key cardiology studies on topics like long-term survival and transplantation. Key takeaway: Oxygen Debt Key to DCD Heart Transplant Success.. Article Links: Article 1: Long forms of cardiac troponin T for myocardial infarction diagnosis: the SuperTROPO study. (European heart journal) Article 2: Standardized Reporting in Heart Failure Noninvasive Remote Monitoring Trials: Interventions to Catalyze Data Into Action. (JACC. Heart failure) Article 3: Intraoperative Oxygen Debt is Associated with Early Clinical Outcomes After Prolonged Asystolic Warm Ischemia Time in Donation After Circulatory Death Heart Transplantation. (The Jo...

2026-01-2500 min

The Just Checking In Podcast JCIP #320 - Jordain DawkinsIn episode 320 of The Just Checking In Podcast we checked in with Jordain Dawkins.JD, as he is known to his friends, is the co-founder and co-host of the ‘You Good Bro?’ Podcast, which he started with his childhood friend and journalist, Jahmal.Their podcast is relatively young, with their first episode published in October 2024, but they have already covered a range of issues including mental health, relationships, racism, young people and current events. In this episode we discuss the genesis of the YGB podcast, JD and Jam’s friendship and relationship as it’s evolved through the podcast, the issues t...

2026-01-071h 09

Cardiology Today Simplified DCD Heart Tx: 100 percent Graft Function. 11/16/25Welcome to Cardiology Today – Recorded November 16, 2025. This episode summarizes 5 key cardiology studies on topics like myocardial performance score and right ventricular failure. Key takeaway: Simplified DCD Heart Tx: 100 percent Graft Function.. Article Links: Article 1: DCD Heart Transplantation Using Simplified Direct Procurement: Expanding Access. (The Journal of heart and lung transplantation : the official publication of the International Society for Heart Transplantation) Article 2: Defining the relationships among four tests for assessing antibody-mediated rejection in heart transplants in a prospective, observational study. (The Journal of heart and lung transplantation : the official publication of the International Society fo...

2025-11-1600 min

JHLT: The Podcast Episode 68: DCD lung procurement in the UKOn this episode of JHLT: The Podcast, the Digital Media Editors invite first author Luke Williams, a cardiothoracic surgery trainee at Royal Papworth Hospital, NHS Blood and Transplant Clinical Research Fellow, and a PhD student at Cambridge University in the UK. Luke discusses his paper, "The United Kingdom's experience of controlled donation after circulatory death direct procurement of lungs with concomitant abdominal normothermic regional perfusion with an analysis of short-term outcomes." The discussion explores: Requirements, regulations, and practices in the UK around DCD procurement and A-NRP How survival rates differ and what they might i...

2025-08-2012 min

Gestión Responsable: Datos y Residuos Recogida y reciclaje de cápsulas de café: una solución sostenible♻️ ¿Sabías que las cápsulas de café desechables tardan siglos en degradarse? Cada día, toneladas de cápsulas acaban en vertederos, generando residuos de plástico y aluminio difíciles de reciclar.Pero hay una solución sostenible. En este podcast te presentamos el servicio especializado de recogida y reciclaje de cápsulas de café de DCD Ambiental, una empresa experta en la gestión integral de residuos.Gracias a nuestro proceso de reciclaje profesional, separamos el aluminio, el plástico y los restos de café para darles una nueva vida:✅ El aluminio se transforma en nue...

2025-06-2504 min

Gestión Responsable: Residuos y Confidencialidad Recogida y reciclaje de cápsulas de café: una solución sostenible♻️ ¿Sabías que las cápsulas de café desechables tardan siglos en degradarse? Cada día, toneladas de cápsulas acaban en vertederos, generando residuos de plástico y aluminio difíciles de reciclar. Pero hay una solución sostenible. En este podcast te presentamos el servicio especializado de recogida y reciclaje de cápsulas de café de DCD Ambiental, una empresa experta en la gestión integral de residuos. Gracias a nuestro proceso de reciclaje profesional, separamos el aluminio, el plástico y los restos de café para darles una nueva vida: ✅ El aluminio se transforma en nuevos productos. ✅ El plástico se recicla...

2025-06-2504 min

Gestión Responsable: Datos y Residuos Gestores autorizados y logística ambiental: Claves para una gestión de residuos segura y eficienteEn el primer episodio de nuestro podcast exploramos dos pilares fundamentales para una correcta gestión de residuos en entornos corporativos: la figura del gestor autorizado y el valor de una logística ambiental integrada. Descubre por qué es imprescindible contar con operadores certificados para cumplir con la legislación vigente, proteger la información confidencial y minimizar riesgos ambientales. Además, analizamos cómo una red logística eficiente —desde el punto de generación hasta el tratamiento final— garantiza rapidez, trazabilidad, seguridad y cumplimiento normativo. Si gestionas residuos sensibles o peligrosos, este episodio es imprescindible para entender cómo optimizar p...

2025-06-1606 min

Gestión Responsable: Residuos y Confidencialidad Gestores autorizados y logística ambiental: Claves para una gestión de residuos segura y eficienteEn el primer episodio de nuestro podcast exploramos dos pilares fundamentales para una correcta gestión de residuos en entornos corporativos: la figura del gestor autorizado y el valor de una logística ambiental integrada. Descubre por qué es imprescindible contar con operadores certificados para cumplir con la legislación vigente, proteger la información confidencial y minimizar riesgos ambientales. Además, analizamos cómo una red logística eficiente —desde el punto de generación hasta el tratamiento final— garantiza rapidez, trazabilidad, seguridad y cumplimiento normativo. Si gestionas residuos sensibles o peligrosos, este episodio es imprescindible para entender cómo optimizar p...

2025-06-1606 min

JHLT: The Podcast Episode 63: Severe PGD Using DCD HeartsOn this episode of JHLT: The Podcast, the Digital Media Editors invite first author Peter Cho and senior author Abbas Ardehali, MD, to discuss the paper, "Severe primary graft dysfunction in heart transplant recipients using donor hearts after circulatory death: a United States Experience." Peter is a third year medical student at Drexel University, and Dr. Ardehali is professor of surgery and medicine and the Director of the Heart, Lung, and Heart-Lung Transplant programs at UCLA. The episode explores: The study's findings regarding an increased incidence of severe PGD at 24 hours post-transplant in DCD...

2025-05-0712 min

The Bogosity Podcast Bogosity Podcast for 16 March 2025News of the Bogus: 0:43 – Deporting Mahmoud Khalil is unjustified https://reason.com/2025/03/13/mahmoud-khalil-is-an-easy-call/ 6:28 – ‘All in your head’: when doctors misdiagnose autoimmune disease as psychosomatic https://theconversation.com/all-in-your-head-when-doctors-misdiagnose-autoimmune-disease-as-psychosomatic-250953 11:43 – The Rest of the Story: Tobacco and Alcohol News Analysis and Commentary: CDC Tells Public that Saving Millions of Lives is Offset by Youth Ripping Some Tobacco-Free, Smokeless Vapes https://tobaccoanalysis.blogspot.com/2025/03/cdc-tells-public-that-saving-millions.html E-cigarette use may lead some to quit traditional cigarettes https://www.nih.gov/news-events/nih-research-matters/e-cigarette-use-may-lead-some-quit-traditional-cigarettes 17:57 – Biggest Bogon Emitter: Perkins Coie Perkins Coie Sues Trump Administration Over Executive Order https://news.bloomberglaw.com/business-and...

2025-03-1630 min

The Bogosity Podcast Bogosity Podcast for 23 February 2025News of the Bogus: 0:43 – Elon Musk Works for the White House, Not DOGE https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.dcd.277463/gov.uscourts.dcd.277463.24.1.pdf Ensuring Lawful Governance and Implementing the President’s “Department of Government Efficiency” Regulatory Initiative https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/02/ensuring-lawful-governance-and-implementing-the-presidents-department-of-government-efficiency-regulatory-initiative/ Commencing the Reduction of the Federal Bureaucracy https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/02/commencing-the-reduction-of-the-federal-bureaucracy/ Justin Amash on X https://x.com/justinamash/status/1892822279957962817 9:32 – Kentucky Teen Shoots and Kills Two Home Invaders https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/kentucky-child-shoots-kills-2-home-invaders-rcna192833 12:36 – The COVID ‘contrarians’ are in power. Were they right? We still don’t know https://health.wusf.usf.ed...

2025-02-2327 min

The Data Center Frontier Show Podcast: Nomads at the Frontier, Ep. 3 - Data Center Dynamics' DCD Connect VirginiaAs Infrastructure Masons (iMasons) CEO Santiago Suinaga noted, the sold-out DCD Connect Virginia event in Leesburg on Nov. 6-7 was a standing-room only affair, reflecting the region's huge interest in the data center industry, in a conference which year-over-year "does not disappoint," in the words of International Data Center Authority Chief Certification Officer Mark Gusakov. Both men are key advisors to the Nomad Futurist Foundation. Nomad Futurist is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization established, per its mission statement, "to demystify the world of digital infrastructure and the related technologies that impact every aspect of our daily lives." Committed to...

2024-11-1412 min

Turn Out Radio In studio with DCD Hall of Fame inductee Joey HollingsworthOn this episode, host Nicole Inica Hamilton sits down with Joey Hollingsworth (Tap dancer, musician and singer) who shares historical moments, and thoughts about his induction into the 2024 Dance Collection Danse Hall of Fame. The DCD Hall of Fame event held at the Palais Royale Ballroom in Toronto, ON., on November 10, 2024, is produced by Vickie Fagan. ● ● ● ● ● ● Thank you for tuning in to Turn Out Radio. We invite you to join us each week for the broadcast as we explore the stories that live both on, and beyond the stage with host Nicole Inica Hamilton. Learn...

2024-10-301h 09

Mercadera Podcast Episodio #10: Latinas en puestos públicos con Jessica Sanchez de DCDDescripción: Latinas en puestos públicosNombre del invitado: Jessica SanchezCompañía: DCDMercadera Podcast FB:https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100070103262508IG: www. https://mercadera.co/mercadera-podcastEmail Mercaderamke@gmail.comHost Galy Montes FB: https://www.facebook.com/galy.montes Nataly Andrade FB: https://www.facebook.com/nataly.andrade.35 Management Ceci Andrade FB: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1703122528&mibextid=uzlsIk Produced by Mario Ortiz for Red Planet Worx, LLC at Audio Harbor Mario...

2024-07-121h 05

Inside Data Centre Podcast George Rockett, Founder DCD: The Future of Digital Infrastructure.Send us a textIn this episode I am joined by George Rockett, the founder of DCD. George discusses his career in the sector, how events have evolved, and how he now plans to bring together the whole of digital infrastructure with a new event: Yotta.George shares how he started his career and how/why DCD was established. We discuss how the company has evolved and why they moved into physical events.We then discuss how events have changed over time, how locations of events have shifted, and what attendees are now...

2024-03-1529 min

VCMS Podcast #63 DCD-harten: Cardiothoracale chirurgie - Dr. M. (Michiel) ErasmusTijdens deze aflevering gaan Renske Alberda (secretaris) en Jari van Vliet (algemeen lid) namens de VCMS Podcast in gesprek met cardiothoracaal chirurg Dr. Michiel Erasmus. Gespecialiseerd in de DCD-harten is hij een expert op het gebied van de OCS-machine. Hij vertelt ons over zijn carrière en over het donatieproces en mogelijkheden binnen dit vakgebied. Ben jij benieuwd naar het leven als cardiothoracaal chirurg? Luister snel naar deze podcast!

2024-02-1632 min

Le podcast des DCD #6 Le PODCAST DE LA FATIGUERetour de vacances et grosse fatigue qui va avec pour Lucs, un Kolt presque malade... Mais on est présent avec plein d'anecdotes sur deux très bons films ! Bon après, à la fin ça part où ça veut au rythme de Kolt. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

2024-02-072h 15

Le podcast des DCD #5 partie 2 - T'es du sud ?Pas UNE, pas DEUX, mais TROIS HEURES DE PODCAST et ça c'est généreux !OULAAAAAA en plus y'a un écho sur les 30 premières minutes, un Lucs énervé, il s'en passe des trucs dans ce numéro 5 ! Le sujet principal est un débat sur les "casu gamers" qui viennent rager dans les jeux en ligne... On essaie de savoir d'où ils viennent et qui ils sont. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

2024-02-071h 27

Le podcast des DCD #5 partie 1 - T'es du sud ?Pas UNE, pas DEUX, mais TROIS HEURES DE PODCAST et ça c'est généreux !OULAAAAAA en plus y'a un écho sur les 30 premières minutes, un Lucs énervé, il s'en passe des trucs dans ce numéro 5 ! Le sujet principal est un débat sur les "casu gamers" qui viennent rager dans les jeux en ligne... On essaie de savoir d'où ils viennent et qui ils sont. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

2024-02-071h 31

2024-01-302h 15

The Irish Occupational Therapy Podcast Debunking the myths and focusing on the positives of Dyspraxia and DCD with Dr Áine O' DeaDr. Áine O' Dea, is an Irish Occupational Therapist and an expert in dyspraxia and developmental coordination disorder (DCD). She is also a clinical supervisor and mentor providing support to Occupational Therapists and other professionals across Ireland. Áine completed her PhD in this area which which highlighted the importance of understanding children's interests and strengths, such as their awareness and understanding of their own abilities and finding their own ways of doing things. Articles and guidelines that Áine mentions: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0245738 https://researchrepository.ul.ie/articles/thesis/Using_an_evidence-based_and_theory-based_approach_to...

2023-11-0532 min

Mind Full: The Canadian Psychological Association podcast Understanding Developmental Coordination Disorder with Dr. Paulene KampsDevelopmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) affects up to one in 15 people, but it is not a well-known diagnosis. Many symptoms (difficulty tying shoes or holding a pencil, clumsiness) can be misunderstood. DCD expert Dr. Paulene Kamps joins the CPA podcast to discuss the condition. Dr. Kamps' website (what is DCD): https://drkamps.ca/what-is-dcd Book (The Source For DCD): https://drkamps.ca/the-source-for-dcd

2023-06-2239 min

De Beelddenkers Podcast ADD en DCDHet is lastig om te weten wat er in het hoofd van iemand anders gebeurt. In deze podcast mogen we een kijkje nemen in het hoofd van Niek. Niek heeft ADD en DCD (dyspraxie, bewegingsstoornis) en is (bijna) hoogbegaafd. Dat alles zorgt voor een unieke mix waar Niek het de hele dag mee mag doen. Niek is 20 en heeft zijn weg gevonden: hij werkt met veel plezier in de techniek. Daar kan hij zijn handen gebruiken en houdt hij de gedachten in zijn hoofd in bedwang. Hij heeft allerlei manieren gevonden om zijn gedachten en overprikkeling te verwerken en bezig...

2023-04-201h 02

The Cutting Edge Podcast Expanding the Donor Pool with DCD Heart Transplants | The Cutting Edge Podcast Ep23Cardiac Surgeon Brian Lima, MD, FCAS is our special guest joining us on this new episode of The Cutting Edge Podcast to discuss a range of topics including donors after cardiac death (DCD).Dr. Lima is the Director of Heart Transplant & Mechanical Circulatory Support at Medical City Dallas and a Wall Street Journal & Amazon Bestselling Author of Heart to Beat.https://www.instagram.com/BrianLimaMD✔ The Cutting Edge Podcast Social Media➤ https://youtube.com/channel/UCciieiqP6VmdqKw9_jthjjQ➤ https://facebook.com/thecuttingedgepod➤ https://linkedin.com/company/the-cutting-edge-podcast➤ https://twitter.com/tcemedpod➤ htt...

2022-04-1556 min

Kinderfysiotherapie podcast: Jong NVFK Durf te dromen!Aflevering 16 - De DCD richtlijn, even bijpratenWelkom bij de podcast ‘Durf te Dromen’ van Jong NVFK. Een podcast voor de kinderfysiotherapeut van de toekomst. In deze podcast kijken we verder dan de grenzen van ons vak. We gaan in gesprek met iedereen die ons verder kan helpen om de beste versie van ons zelf te worden. Vandaag in aflevering 16 gaan we in gesprek met Ingrid vd Veer, Jolien van den Houten en Johannes Noordstar over het onderwerp Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) en de recent verschenen richtlijn en factsheet over DCD. Vijf tot zes procent van de kinderen in de basisschoolleeftijd heeft DCD. In Neder...

2021-10-1258 min

Craft Beer Conversations DCD Four Grain Bourbon & MichaelYes, this is a beer podcast but it turns out things other than craft beer taste awesome too. Detroit City Distillery is introducing a new permanent spirit to their lineup -- Four Grain Bourbon. I went down to the Whiskey Factory on Gratiot to talk to DCD co-owner Michael Forsyth to learn about the new whiskey and to hear the story behind it.

2021-09-0333 min

Dad to Dad Podcast Dad to Dad 161 - Canadian Entrepreneur Chris Jones, Father of Two, Including A Son With Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD)Our guest this week is Canadian entrepreneur Chris Jones, father of two boys; Trey (14) and Derek (17), who has Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD), also known as Dyspraxia. Interestingly, DCD impacts 1:20 youth, three times more prevalent than Autism, but goes mostly undiagnosed or mis-diagnosed. We’ll hear about Chris, his family, his experience as a successful entrepreneur, his passion for coaching business owners and entrepreneurs and DCD. That's all on this Special Fathers Network Dad to Dad Podcast.Strategic Traction - www.StrategicTraction.ca EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System) Worldwide - https://www.eosworldwide.com Dyspraxia Foundation (UK...

2021-08-0635 min

Underland Radio Episode 006 Underland Radio - Konduit feat.MC DCDThis weeks Guest mix is by Konduit feat.MC DCDIG: @konduitdnbFB: https://www.facebook.com/konduitdnbhttps://www.facebook.com/vipdrumandbassIG: @mcdcdvipdnbFB: https://www.facebook.com/MCDCD13/Where the underground meets wonderland. Hosted by DJ Madd Hadder Mixshow show casing DJ from around the Globe.follow onIG: @underlandradioFB:https://www.facebook.com/underlandradioshowIG: @hadders_MaddFB: https://www.facebook.com/djmaddhadderedm

2021-02-242h 00

DADICATED.COM - empowering Dads 53 Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) & Life Energy with Chris Jones“The best advice I can give myself as a dad is to be present with an open heart.” Chris Jones on DADicated.comChris has been married to Yolanda for 22 years and they have two boys (16 & 13).Chris shares about his son’s Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) and how his condition has impacted him and the family. Chris’s insights on managing life energy (whilst being relentless) well are powerful. We talk about role clarity, family communication, being vulnerable with kids and life transitions.Chris is a high-energy serial-entrepreneur. He led his last company into bui...

2020-12-1656 min

Democratic Constitutional Design Deliberative Poll on the Constitution of IcelandSævar Finnbogason talks to Jón Ólafsson and Valgerður Björk Pálsdóttir from the DCD research team about the lessons from the Deliberative Poll on the constitution of Iceland, convened by Icelandic Government, where 230 Randomly selected Icelanders participated in a productive Deliberative meeting. Will the poll influence policy and will Althingi be able to agree on any changes to the constitution? Will the political reality in Iceland and opposition from supporters of the Constitutional Council bill from 2011 prevent changes from succeeding.

2020-10-0700 min

The Perception & Action Podcast Interview with Kate Wilmut, Oxford Brookes, Perceptual-Motor Control in DCD, Embodied Perception vs ActionA discussion with Kate Wilmut from Oxford Brookes University. How is the perception of affordances, motor control and planning affected in Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD)? How are embodied perception and actions related? How are changes in motor control related to changes in executive function (e.g. working memory, attentional control) across the lifespan? More info about my guest: https://www.brookes.ac.uk/templates/pages/staff.aspx?wid=&op=full&uid=p0075140 @KWilmut More information: http://perceptionaction.com/ My Research Gate Page (pdfs of my articles)

2020-06-0146 min

Deborah Byrne Psychology Services What Is Dyspraxia Or DCD DBpsychology PodcastIn this week's podcast I talk about what is Dyspraxia or DCD (DevelopmentalCoordination Disorder)? I have included to tips on how parents can help their child. The link to the original blog: https://deborahbyrnepsychologyservices.com/what-is-dyspraxiadcd/ The link to the series of blogs on Dyslexia and Teens are as follows: https://deborahbyrnepsychologyservices.com/dyslexia-how-to-help-your-children/ https://deborahbyrnepsychologyservices.com/parenting-teens-part-1/ The blog on building child's self-esteem is: https://deborahbyrnepsychologyservices.com/building-self-confidence-in-children/

2020-03-2511 min

Democratic Constitutional Design Participation and long-term decision-makingIs participatory deliberative democracy suited for long term decision-making? Maija Setälä and her colleagues are currently working with our regional government in south-east Finland where the goal is to involve citizens in long term planning for the region. The deliberations involve working with future scenarios and different types of participation including a citizen assembly. Can randomly selected citizens come up with good long-term policies or is that something only elected representatives can do?

2020-03-2033 min

Democratic Constitutional Design Citizens review panels to the rescue?Referendums raise questions about voters’ access to reliable information and considered arguments in this age of social media and polarization. In this episode Sævar Finnbogason talks to professor Maija Setälä from the University of Turku, about Citizens Review panels and citizens initiatives. Maija and her colleagues recently carried out an experiment with a citizen’s review panel in Finland, based on the Oregon CIR model.

2020-03-2043 min

Democratic Constitutional Design Can Citizen Assemblies strengthen democracy?Citizen Assemblies and Deliberative Polls on various issues have been conducted in many countries all over the world and there is also growing interest in other forms of Sortition mini-publics. In the second part of our talk with professor David Farrell we discuss this development and the promise it might hold for the future.

2020-02-1924 min

Democratic Constitutional Design Citizen Assemblies and Constitutional Change in Ireland.Following the financial crisis of 2008 Iceland and Ireland embarked on constructional revisions. In the episode Sævar Finnbogason talks to professor David Farrell about the main differences between the two countries approaches. David is the project leader for the Irish Citizen Assembly and has advised the Irish government on all three citizen assemblies held in Ireland.

2020-02-1938 min

The Gifted Life: Organ, Tissue and Eye Donation Podcast Milestones in DCD DonationShow Notes: February 14th is National Donor Day and what better way to celebrate than to welcome our friend Andrew Mullins, COO at Lifeline of Ohio to talk about how one registered donor left his legacy of life while sparking two landmark milestones in the US: the first adult to donate his heart after circulatory death and also the first to give six organs after circulatory death (also known as DCD). Don’t miss the details of this breakthrough in organ recovery. Then we learn how conflict can benefit a relationship and honor Lifeline of Ohio’s hero, Justice Yoder on e...

2020-02-1433 min

The Tani Talks Living Minute Let’s talk practical tips: DCD (Developmental Coordination Disorder)Tips for DCD --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tanitalksot/support This podcast has been graciously sponsored by JewishPodcasts.fm. There is much overhead to maintain this service so please help us continue our goal of helping Jewish lecturers become podcasters and support us with a donation: https://thechesedfund.com/jewishpodcasts/donate

2020-02-1310 min

Democratic Constitutional Design Lawrence Lessig (Part 2) They don't represent us!In the second part of our conversation Larry talks about his new book, The Don't Represent Us, which looks at the reasons for the crisis of democracy in America (and much of the Western World). What can be done? It seems clear that solving these problems will require significant constitutional changes.

2020-01-2834 min

Democratic Constitutional Design Lawrence Lessig (Part 1) The Icelandic constitutional processLawrence Lessig is an academic, attorney, and political activist. He is Professor of Law at Harvard Law School and well-known for his activism for net-neutrality and against Money In Politics We met with Lessig while he was in Iceland to give a talk on what the rest of the world can learn from the current crisis of democracy in America. In the first part of our talk we asked Larry why he became interested in the Icelandic constitutional process and what other Nations might learn from it.

2020-01-2833 min

Democratic Constitutional Design Robert Bjarnason CEO Citizens FoundationAre online good deliberations and crowdsourcing on political issues possible? Seeing how things often work on Social Media it seems we need platforms designed specifically with that in mind. In the first episode of the DCD Podcast Jón Ólafsson speaks to Róbert Bjarnason from the Citizens Foundation, who have been designing software for online crowdsourcing and deliberations for a decade and is now facilitating online constitutional crowdsourcing in Iceland.

2019-11-2835 min

The Deconstructed Drummer Podcast Episode 17 - Yanya Boston (Tina Arena, Thandi Phoenix, Karen Lee Andrews, Joy)Welcome to Episode 17! This is a conversation with Yanya Boston. I’d seen Yanya play years and years ago when I first moved to Sydney. I would have been 19, and I went to a jam night which Yanya used to play with the Martinez brothers and Kevin Mendoza on drums at Melt in Kings Cross. So I’d been aware of Yanya for years, and on Eli Green’s episode he recommended that we should have a chat. Yanya reached out, and we met up and had a chat. Yanya was really friendly, very welcoming and also amazingly generous with his ti...

2018-10-231h 42

strummet – STairs Stairs podcast 10: Donation efter cirkulationsstilleståndhttps://stairs.se/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/dcd.mp3 I podcast 10 talar Stefan Ström, DAL i Västmanland och IVA-chef i Västerås – och projektledare för DCD-projektet, om organdonation i framtiden – om donation efter cirkulationsstillestånd. Föreläsningen hölls under en ST-fredag på Karolinska i Solna i mars 2017. Kristina Hambraeus-Jonzon står för introduktionen. ”Säg ja till organdonation – det räddar liv” är en kampanj från MOD (Mer Organdonation). Lyssna i iTunes Lyssna i Pocketcast

2017-06-2400 min

BJA: British Journal of Anaesthesia Kidney donation after circulatory death: review and regional variationSuccessful kidney transplants have been shown to improve quality of life for the recipients and dramatically reduce the cost of caring for patients with end stage renal failure. However, there is still a significant shortfall in the number of donor organs available, particularly in the UK. This is in part being addressed by an increase in donation after circulatory death (DCD), where organs are recovered from patients whose death is determined according to cardiorespiratory criteria after planned withdrawal of life-sustaining treatments within a critical care setting. For this podcast, Mr Dominic Summers, a transplant surgeon from the Cambridge, talks about...

2014-05-2300 min $Garage/Soul \'66$

Garage/Soul '66 052 - Soulmasters and Bar Boys The Bar Boys from Arkansas start the podcast. In the mid-60's they traveled up to Memphis to do some recording, and their song "That's the Sound of My Heart" comes from that session. I think they got their money's worth. The Soulmasters may have been from the middle part of Virginia, but their sound was pure East Coast Beach. "You Took Away the Sunshine" has sassy brass and a shuffling groove to it that's perfect for the Carolina Shag (that's a dance, y'all). We searched for some more vintage soul for the podcast, and came...

2012-02-2500 min $Garage/Soul \'66$

Garage/Soul '66 051 - Village of Love and Spontaneous Corruption Another of our infamous mystery bands start off this podcast. Who were Les Soules? We're not sure. They recorded a song in Jonesboro, Arkansas, but other than that... With a name like Spontaneous Corruption, you can bet the band's going to lay down some heavy sound. And they do. The Looking Glass of Time has all the cosmic psychedelica you could desire (maybe even more so). The Soul Spotlight shines on Roy Hines. Hines had been in the business for over a decade when he cut this fine example of early 70's soul. When he hits...

2012-02-1500 min $Garage/Soul \'66$

Garage/Soul '66 049 - A Double Shot of Soul!There was more going on in Nashville than just country music in the 1960's. We start the show with a group from the Music City known as the House of David.No, they weren't Jewish. They actually took their name from the recording studio they were in, the House of David. In any case, their 1968 track "A Long Way Back Home" serves up a nice slice of psych.This time, we present a double shot of soul (just because we can). The first act is Al Glover and Gloria, a seasoned duo from Eastern Virginia. "Til...

2012-01-3031 min $Garage/Soul \'66$

Garage/Soul '66 050 - Lost Souls, Vol. 3 Fifty episodes of Garage/Soul '66! Hard to believe we're still going strong, and still have lots more vintage psych, rock, soul and pop to share with you. To celebrate, we're marking another important occasion -- the release of Lost Souls, Vol. 3 by Psych of the South. This compilation digs even deeper into the Arkansas music scene of the late 1960's, unearthing rare acetates, rehearsal recordings, reel-to-reel tapes, as well as some tunes that actually made it to vinyl. We start with the first track on the CD. Richard Vanover and Bob Ralph perform their o...

2012-01-2500 min $Garage/Soul \'66$

Garage/Soul '66 046 - The Greatest Moment, Are You Ready For This?One of the best bands out of Richmond, VA kick off this episode of the Garage/Soul '66 podcast. Wilson Castle had strong songwriting skills and a mature sound.For some reason though, their tracks were never released (well, until Arcania International came along that is). This episode they perform a heartfelt ballad, "The Greatest Moment," which might owe a little of its sound to the Byrds.Sometimes "rare" doesn't begin to describe the music Arcania International rescues from the past. The Psychotrons' "Death is a Dream" is the lone 45 rpm put out by the...

2012-01-2331 min $Garage/Soul \'66$

Garage/Soul '66 048 - Black Narcosis and the Tuesday BluesFirst up on this episode of Garage/Soul '66 is a blast of heavy psych. The Sound Expidition hailed from Lincoln, NE and recorded (as far as we know) just this one track -- but it's a good one. "Ultimate Power" proved to be the ultimate track for the band. The Anglos take the Soul Spotlight with a sizzling lo-fi track, "Since You've Been Gone." Folks, there's more to 60's soul than Motown, as this 1967 track proves. Black Narcosis is another of our mystery bands - they came into the studio, they recorded, they disappeared without...

2011-12-2500 min $Garage/Soul \'66$

Garage/Soul '66 047 - Group Nine and Urban 44We start the show with the Morning Disaster. This band wrote (and recorded) songs that were a cut above the run-of-the-mill garage band. For some reason, though, the tapes of their 1967 recording session were never released -- until Arcania International got hold of them, that is. From that legendary session we play their original tune "Urban 44." Longtime listeners know our theme and background music is "Days of s Quiet Sun" by Wilson Castle. But it's not the only version of the tune. Group Nine first recorded the song, and as you'll hear it's very different then the later...

2011-12-1500 min $Garage/Soul \'66$

Garage/Soul '66 045 - Thomas Edisun's Electric Lightbulb Band and Green was GreenWe start the show with a trippy tune from 1969 by the Group Nine. The group may have been a little tripped out themselves, as they never had as many as nine in their lineup... Yes, Thomas Edisun's Electric Lightbulb Band spelt it E-d-i-s-u-n. They follow the Group Nine with a mellow track of sunshiny psych titled "Common Attitude." Laurie Tate steps into the Soul Spotlight with an outstanding ballad from 1965. The sound is definitely lo-fi, but the singing is top-notch. We finish with "Green was Green" by the Woo Too Country Band. It's a...

2011-11-1500 min $Garage/Soul \'66$

Garage/Soul '66 044 - Wilson Castle and Thunder ForestWe start the show with a mid-60's track recorded in Johnson City, TN. The Kool Kuzzins were actually a family band composed of two brothers and a cousin. And actually, all three were pretty cool. The next track, "Party" comes from Washington DC-based Wilson Castle. Recorded in 1969, it sums up the closing era of peace and love (with a nod to John Lennon). Not bad for a group of teenagers. Front and center in the Soul Spotlight this time is something of a mystery band. We don't know a lot about Zeke and the Soul...

2011-10-2500 min $Garage/Soul \'66$

Garage/Soul '66 043 - Ain't Nothin' Shakin' and the Morning DisasterThe world of 1960's garage music is full of strange stories. The Morning Disaster was an up-and-coming band that was soon hustled into the studio to record some of their original material. They did so (and it's decidedly better than average), but the tapes were never released and the band broke up soon afterwards. From those lost sessions, we present a fine example of psychedelica, "Black Leather Books." Alvin Delk and Rockin' Cavaliers give lie to their song "Ain't Nothing Shakin'"" -- in this barnburner from 1968 everything's shaking! We finish with a down-tempo instrumental...

2011-10-1500 min $Garage/Soul \'66$

Garage/Soul '66 042 - Stonehenge and the Sunn CycleAnother of our mystery groups kick off this edition of the show. The Sunn Cycle went into a studio in Asheville, NC in the late 1960's, recorded a track or two, then disappeared. We play their tune "Acid Raga, Part II." And no, as far as I know there is no Part I. The Steve Peele Five sing what has to be one of the longest radio jingles ever -- a two-minute paen to a local record store/head shop known as Frankie's. And yes, it was really recorded as a radio ad, not a stand-alone song.

2011-09-2500 min $Garage/Soul \'66$

Garage/Soul '66 041 - Ninety-nine and a Half -- and New DirectionsWe start with a band that reversed a trend. Many garage bands broke up in the 1960's when one or more of their members were drafted and sent to Vietnam. The Beachnuts was a band made up of young musicians returning from Southeast Asia. The New Directions turn in a heavy dose of psych with their 1969 track, "Springtime Lady" Mel Gaines and the Regents shine in the Soul Spotlight with "What'cha Gonna Do?" It's not only a good example of mid-60's soul, but perfectly captures the sound of East Coast beach music. We...

2011-09-1500 min $The DCD Enhanced Classical \'Cast$

The DCD Enhanced Classical 'Cast DCD 113 - 20th Century American 4-Hand Piano Music20th Century 4-Hand Piano Music. The title for this podcast episode looks like a mouthful, but it accurate describes the music we play this time -- and it also is the name of the recording we feature.Laurel Records released a unique CD from the piano duo of Margret Elson and Elizabeth Swarthout back in 1996. It does indeed include only music composed by Americans in the 20th Century, written for piano four-hands.Although that seems to be a fairly narrow focus, the duo still had more than enough music to choose from. The disc opens with "...

2011-09-0800 min $The DCD Enhanced Classical \'Cast$

The DCD Enhanced Classical 'Cast DCD 111 - Teatro Imaginario: Scarlatti SonatasThe VGo label specializes in high-quality classical guitar recordings -- with one exception. They also released a harpsichord recording, done with the same high production values as the rest of the VGo line.The disc, entitled "Teatro Imaginario" features fifteen harpsichord sonatas by Dominico Scaraltti Patrice Mathews is a well-known harpsichordist, and has a solid reputation both as a soloist and as an in-demand player with early music ensembles. The disc presents some of Scarlatti's most popular harpsichord sonatas (out of the 550 he wrote). In this podcast we select four from the album, sort of...

2011-09-0800 min $Garage/Soul \'66$

Garage/Soul '66 040 - The Land of Extremes and All the Time in the WorldThis podcast starts with another of our many mystery bands. We don't know who was in the band Don't Tread on Me, but we do know they were deep into the psychedelic scene. Their 1969 recording "The Land of Extremes" makes that very clear, indeed. Far out! Last episode we featured a song by the Electrical Banana, a group Dean Kohler formed while serving in Vietnam. From that same Southeast Asian recording session, they play a cover of Lou Reed's "There She Goes Again" -- done mere weeks after the Velvet Underground's album release! Ida Sands steps i...

2011-08-2500 min $Garage/Soul \'66$

Garage/Soul '66 039 - Lovelight and the Electrical BananaDean Kohler didn't give up music when he was drafted in 1967. He formed a band with some fellow GIs and played in Southeast Asia. And they also recorded. We play their version of "I'm A Man" live from Vietnam! Ever wonder about the theme music for this podcast? it's an instrumental version of "Days of a Quiet Sun" by the Baraccudas. You'll hear the finished version with vocals on this show! Sir Guy is back in the Soul Spotlight, this time fronting for the Speller Bros. Band. They turn in a great perfomance on this 1969 track, "...

2011-08-1500 min $Garage/Soul \'66$

Garage/Soul '66 038 - The Nite Beats and the PhantomsThe Nite Beats walked the Southwest Virginia beat -- and did it pretty well, too. In 1966 they were invited to record a session at Sun Studios. Although the master tapes were lost soon after, we have the one surviving song from that session! From the same part of the Old Dominion we also have the Phantoms. They played primarily the area where Virginia, North Carolina, and Tennessee border each other. Their one 45 "I Want to See Her Cry" is pretty rare -- but that's the way we like it on this podcast. Wilson Williams takes the...

2011-07-2500 min $Garage/Soul \'66$

Garage/Soul '66 037 - Flight Patterns and Groop TherapyWe start off this podcast episode with a little trip -- a psychedelic trip, that is. Denis and the Times took flight in 1967 with their psych classic "Flight Patterns." Great production values on this one! We stay up in the sky with the Pennsylvania-based Groop Therapy. "Leave This World" has a fuzzed-out guitar solo by 13-year-old Gayle Doughtrey. Gene and the Team Beats take the Soul Spotlight this time around. They started out in 1959, but didn't cut this track until late 1966! It was worth the wait! And we end with Saturday's Children, a Missouri-based band that...

2011-07-1500 min $Garage/Soul \'66$

Garage/Soul '66 036 - Conformity to Society and the Right Track One of the recurring themes of this podcast is the mystery of the mystery band. Many times studios were booked by teenagers who came in, recorded one or two songs, paid the engineer, and left. Often these bands broke up shortly thereafter. 45s were thrown away, and master tapes lost, save for the studio copy. But that copy usually just had the name of the group. And so, forty years after the fact, there are many groups that are just names on a tape box. This time, we have something even more unusual. We know the...

2011-06-2600 min $The DCD Enhanced Classical \'Cast$

The DCD Enhanced Classical 'Cast DCD 112 - Alain Organ MusicJames Higdon is well-qualified to perform the music of organist/composer Jehan Alain. He's a recognized authority of the French organ repertoire, and studied with Marie-Claire Alain, the daughter of the composer and one of the stars of the organ world.Higdon recorded Jehan Alain's complete works for organ, performing on one of the few instruments in this country that matched the original registrations Alain had in mind.A master musician performing works he intimately understands on an instrument perfectly suited for the music. What more could anyone ask for?You don't need an...

2011-06-2100 min $Garage/Soul \'66$

Garage/Soul '66 035 - The Incorporates, the Wanted & Co This program we have two mystery groups. Don't know who they are, or even quite where they came from. But we do have the recordings they left behind. The Wanted & Co. recorded in a studio in the midwest. There are some indication that they may have been from Ohio -- or perhaps Kentucky. We're not sure... The Soul Spotlight shines on the second mystery band, the Incorporates. In this case, nothing is known about the group -- even where they came from. But their track's a killer. We start and end the podcast with some...

2011-06-1500 min $The DCD Enhanced Classical \'Cast$

The DCD Enhanced Classical 'Cast DCD 110 - An Orchestra of OneThis episode of the DCD Classical 'Cast we feature selections from one of the many recordings Clipper Erickson made for the DTR label. The title of the release "An Orchestra of One" pretty much sums up the concept. Erickson performs a variety of works arranged for solo piano that really test the performer's mettle!It's an outstanding album of pianistic virtuosity, played by a top-flight artist. This was a show I really enjoyed putting together!You don't need an iPod to listen to our podcast! Just click on the link below:DCD Classical...

2011-05-2900 min $Garage/Soul \'66$

Garage/Soul '66 034 - Ida Sands and Dust We start this edition of Garage/Soul '66 with the Flys. We don't know much about this group, save that they hailed from Washington, DC and cut a single track back in 1966. But it's a good one. East Coast legend Lenis Guess returns, this time fronting a band that perfectly captured the East Coast Beach sound of the mid-60's. If you like Bill Deal and Rondells, you'll dig "Workin' for My Baby." Miss Ida Sands makes a triumphant return to the Soul Spotlight with "You'll Lose a Good Thing." This 1967 recording had everything going...

2011-05-2500 min $Garage/Soul \'66$

Garage/Soul '66 033 - The Clover and the Honey Bees We start off with a rare track from Richmond, Virginia-based band the Clover. They recorded just two songs back in 1966, and this episode we play the "B" side of that lone 45 RPM. Then we jump back to 1963 for a song by the Satellites. According to Arcania International's Brent Hosier (who researched and compiled the "Aliens, Psychos, and Wild Things CD series), the Satellites were heavily influenced by the Beatles. I don't know, though. In the track we play, "Next Boy" sounds more like a Who song to me. And in an interesting juxtaposition, we feature t...

2011-05-1500 min $The DCD Enhanced Classical \'Cast$

The DCD Enhanced Classical 'Cast DCD 109 - Arthur Bliss String QuartetsBritish composer Arthur Bliss was extremely self-critical. Although he composed four string quartets, only three were ever performed, and he allowed only two to be published. His first two quartets were written when he was a young man, and these were the works he later withdrew. It wasn't until after his fiftieth birthday that he wrote a chamber work that he thought worthy of public performance. This would be designated his String Quartet No. 1.In 1950, Bliss completed his second and last string quartet, a work he regarded as one of his best chamber music compositions. This...

2011-04-2600 min $The DCD Enhanced Classical \'Cast$

The DCD Enhanced Classical 'Cast DCD 108 - Moments with AnnetteNowadays, Annette DiMedio is a respected pianist and teacher. A native of Philadelphia, she's soloed with the Philadelphia Orchestra as well as orchestras around the world, and currently serves on the faculty of the University of the Arts.But when she was still a young girl with a promising career ahead of her, she made a recording with the DTR label. This episode we feature selections from that debut recording. The release features not only DiMedio's performances, but also poems she wrote to go with the works. It's an interesting document of an artist who we now know...

2011-04-2600 min $Garage/Soul \'66$

Garage/Soul '66 032 - Sadie's Ways and the Hippie QueenThis time we have quite a selection of material. We start with Glennis Annette and the Confederates from Texas, circa 1968. We follow them with one of the finest bands out of Virginia to almost make the big time (in my opinion) -- the Bosom Blues Band. Their acid-tinged tune "Hippie Queen" is pure psych. Hard to believe it's actually a group of teenagers! (and if you're fans of this track, we have it not only that track on the CD Aliens, Psychos, and Wild Things, Vol. 1, but the Bosom Blues Band's entire album reissued on vinyl). The...

2011-04-2500 min $Garage/Soul \'66$

Garage/Soul '66 031 - Electric Sunshine and the Electrical BananaA mixed bag of tunes this time around. We start with East Coast favorites the Swinging Machine, and a great song from 1967, "Look Out!" Then we follow Virginia artist Dean Kohler on his continuing adventures. We've already featured his previous group the Satellites, and we pick up the story after Kohler was drafted in 1965. It spelled the end of the Satellites, but not Kohler's musical career. On the transport to Vietnam, he formed a new group, the Electrical Banana, and even managed to record a few songs in Hanoi while on tour! You'll hear one of them in...

2011-04-1500 min $Garage/Soul \'66$

Garage/Soul '66 030 - Fragile Fruit and the Perpetuated Spirits of Turpentine We have a couple of mystery bands on the show this time. They came, they recorded, they disappeared. We don't know who the members of the Perpetuated Spirits of Turpentine were, or who was in Shades, Ltd. But we do have two great songs from these bands that we share with you this time. The Smacks return with another rocking cut from their 1966 45rpm. Lenis Guess is back in the Soul Spotlight with his very first recording from 1964, "For All You've Been." The backup group the Idets (who sang with Ida Sands) step into the...

2011-03-2500 min $Garage/Soul \'66$

Garage/Soul '66 029 - Bummed Out For All You've BeenThe show starts off with the Satellites, a short-lived band from Norfolk, VA. The draft cut the life of the group short, but not the career of lead guitarist Dean Kohler. He went on to form another group during his tour in Vietnam! (We'll feature some recordings from that group in a future episode). The Smacks return with another rocking cut from their 1966 45rpm. Lenis Guess is back in the Soul Spotlight with his very first recording from 1964, "For All You've Been." And we finish up with Blackfoot, which grew out of the Sole Society (who...

2011-03-1500 min $The DCD Enhanced Classical \'Cast$

The DCD Enhanced Classical 'Cast DCD 107 - David Baker: Jazz ConcertosDavid Baker has enjoyed a remarkable career both as a jazz musician and a classical composer. He's worked with some of the biggest names in both fields (and currently serves as conductor and artistic director of the Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra.When Baker first started composing in the "third stream," he was commissioned by James Pellerite, a fellow faculty member at Indiana University School of Music at Bloomington. The result was a flute concerto, which was recorded by Laurel Records.Also on this Laurel Records release is Baker's concerto for violin and jazz band. For the...

2011-03-1300 min $Garage/Soul \'66$

Garage/Soul '66 028 - Mystic Illusion and the Wrong CrowdA mixed bag on this edition of the podcast. We start with the Perpetuated Spirits of Turpentine. The title of their song is almost as long as the group name -- "The Girl With The Sandy Blonde Hair." Far out! The Smacks were big in the Washington, DC area, and for good reason. One of the two friends that started the group lived in Virginia, the other in Maryland. Their song Reckless Ways is a corker from 1966. Our Soul Spotlight shines Prince George, a regional heavyweight from the Portsmouth, Virginia area. And we finish with the another psychedelic...

2011-02-2600 min $The DCD Enhanced Classical \'Cast$

The DCD Enhanced Classical 'Cast DCD 106 - William Bergsma: Complete Piano MusicAmerican composer William Bergsma didn't write much for solo piano. In fact, only three such works are represented in his catalog. Pianist Jill Timmons studied with Bergsma, and in the early 1990's recorded his complete output.The three works benefit from Timmons' insights and discussions with the composer. In this podcast episode of the DCD Classical 'Cast we sample selections from the three compositions found in this outstanding Laurel Records release.The longest work, "Tangents" is a series of short piano pieces collected together to make a suite. Bergsma used these sketches as a way to...

2011-01-1400 min $The DCD Enhanced Classical \'Cast$

The DCD Enhanced Classical 'Cast DCD 105 - The Stanford String QuartetThe Stanford String Quartet was formed by members of the music faculty at Stanford University in 1984. They launched on an ambitious task of performing under-represented works, as well as commissioning new music for string quartet.In 1991 they recorded three of the works they championed for Laurel Records. That recording is featured in this episode of the DCD Classical 'Cast.William Bolcolm's Tenth Quartet was a commission by the ensemble, as was Ben Johnston's String Quartet No. 9 -- both of which are featured on the album. Although the third composition, Mark Neikrug's String Quartet "Stars' the Mirror,"...

2011-01-1100 min $The DCD Enhanced Classical \'Cast$

The DCD Enhanced Classical 'Cast DCD 104 - Rhapsody: The Music of George GershwinThis episode we showcase selections from the debut recording by the Spectrum Brass Quintet. This group has an unusual mission: to perform and record music with other musicians not normally associated with brass quintets.Their first CD release, Rhapsody, does just that. The quintet performs the music of George Gershwin with drummer Alex Trahjano, pianist Aviram Reichart, and soprano Elizabeth Stoner. It's a great album of attractive music for two reasons. The arrangements are first-rate, and the Spectrum Brass Quintet is made up of five outstanding musicians. Their virtuosity shines on this recording, but never gets...

2011-01-0100 min $The DCD Enhanced Classical \'Cast$

The DCD Enhanced Classical 'Cast DCD 103 - Beethoven: Early Dance MusicThis episode we take a closer look at a release we've had before on the DCD Classical 'Cast. Monument Records is dedicated to recording music by Beethoven -- but not just any music. They're after the unusual, the obscure, the under-recorded and sometimes never recorded works by Beethoven.The release, Beethoven: Early Dance Music, features three such works. The Ritterballet, Hess 89 and the Twelve Minuets for Piano, Hess 101 received their world recording premier with this CD.The Ritterballet was composed when Beethoven was still in Bonn. While originally for a small orchestra, this incidental music to...

2010-12-3000 min $The DCD Classical \'Cast$

The DCD Classical 'Cast DCD 106 - William Bergsma: Complete Piano MusicAmerican composer William Bergsma didn't write much for solo piano. In fact, only three such works are represented in his catalog. Pianist Jill Timmons studied with Bergsma, and in the early 1990's recorded his complete output. The three works benefit from Timmons' insights and discussions with the composer. In this podcast episode of the DCD Classical 'Cast we sample selections from the three

2010-12-2100 min $The DCD Enhanced Classical \'Cast$

The DCD Enhanced Classical 'Cast DCD 102 - Nadia Boulanger: Lieder and Chamber MusicNadia Boulanger was best known as a teacher of composers. The number of pupils who studied with her between 1907 and 1979 is staggering -- especially when you consider how many of them would go on to become internationally known composers and performers. The list includes Aaron Copland, Lennox Berkeley, Roy Harris, and Philip Glass to name but a few.But first and foremost, Boulanger was a talented composer. This episode of the DCD Classical 'Cast we feature selections from a Troubadisc CD that explores Boulanger's early work. The disc, Nadia Boulanger: Lieder und Kammermusik, includes a number of...

2010-12-1400 min $The DCD Enhanced Classical \'Cast$

The DCD Enhanced Classical 'Cast DCD 101 - In a LandscapeDaniel Berg is a talented marimbist based in Sweden. In this episode of the DCD Enhanced Classical 'Cast we feature selections from his debut album, "In a Landscape."The CD collects some of Berg's favorite works for solo marimba together, and provides a fascinating snapshot of the breadth of compositional styles that make up the repertoire. The composers hail from the Americas, Europe, and Japan, where a good number of prominent solo marimba players come from.If you think of the marimba as only something heard in the background of South American dance music, then this...

2010-12-0200 min $The DCD Enhanced Classical \'Cast$

The DCD Enhanced Classical 'Cast DCD 100 - Henri Lazarof: Music for StringsHershel Burke, founder of Laurel Records, was a successful film composer. But he was also active in the Los Angeles classical music scene. That was where he met UCLA-based composer Henri Lazarof.Burke was impressed with Lazarof's well-crafted music, and decided it needed a wider audience. The result were several Laurel Record albums exclusively devoted to Lazarof's compositions -- many of them world premier recordings.This edition of the DCD Classical 'Cast we feature works from one of those releases -- Henri Lazarof: Music for Strings. The album has four pieces for various chamber groups that...

2010-10-2100 min $The DCD Enhanced Classical \'Cast$

The DCD Enhanced Classical 'Cast DCD 093 - October on AchillRedmond O'Toole is a classical guitarist who moves easily between the classical world and that of traditional Irish music. His instrument, the "Brahms guitar" is an unusual eight-stringed guitar with a special resonating box and held like a cello.O'Toole uses the instrument to great effect, especially on his first CD with VGo Records. October on Achill features O'Toole performing Irish music with many of the same musicians he's been playing informally with (on the island of Achill) for the past 15 years.The result is of an hour's worth of excellent and exciting performances that successfully...

2010-10-0600 min $The DCD Enhanced Classical \'Cast$

The DCD Enhanced Classical 'Cast DCD 095 - Centennial Celebration, Part 2 In 1995 the University of Wisconsin at Madison School of Music celebrated its 100th anniversary. To commemorate the event, the school commissioned six composers with ties to Wisconsin to write works for the various student and faculty ensembles. The composers were then invited to the school to serve as artists in residence, and to be present for the premier of their works. This year-long celebration was recorded, and resulting two-CD set, Centennial Commissions, is a stunning collection of both the creativity of these six composers and the high level of musicianship of the commissioning ensembles.In order...

2010-10-0600 min $The DCD Enhanced Classical \'Cast$

The DCD Enhanced Classical 'Cast DCD 094 - Centennial Celebration, Part 1 In 1995 the University of Wisconsin at Madison School of Music celebrated its 100th anniversary. To commemorate the event, the school commissioned six composers with ties to Wisconsin to write works for the various student and faculty ensembles. The composers were then invited to the school to serve as artists in residence, and to be present for the premier of their works. This year-long celebration was recorded, and resulting two-CD set, Centennial Commissions, is a stunning collection of both the creativity of these six composers and the high level of musicianship of the commissioning ensembles.In order...

2010-10-0600 min $The DCD Enhanced Classical \'Cast$

The DCD Enhanced Classical 'Cast DCD 096 - Luciano Simoni, Italian SymphonistThe story of Luciano Simoni is a fascinating one. This gifted Italian studied composition with one of Respighi's pupils while pursuing a degree in electrical engineering. In time, Simoni was recognized as one of the leading researchers in the field of electrical insulation in the world, and held a prestigious post at the University of Bologna.Yet all the while he continued to compose -- and not just little piano pieces, either. Most of Simoni's works are for large-scale forces such as orchestras and massed choirs. Of course Simoni isn't the first composer to hold down a "day...

2010-09-2800 min $The DCD Enhanced Classical \'Cast$

The DCD Enhanced Classical 'Cast DCD 098 - Mark Zestler Plays Rachmaninov and ProkofievIn this edition of the DCD Classical 'Cast we showcase a remarkable 1995 release from Laurel Records. Renowned pianist Mark Zeltser teamed up with his fellow countryman, conductor Rudolf Barshai, to record two mainstays for piano and orchestra from their native Russia.The Prokofiev Third Piano Concerto, Op. 26 bristles with emotion and energy in this recording. Zeltser captures Prokofiev's sly humor, while easily dealing with the massive technical challenges of the work. Also on the CD is Rachmaninov's Rhapsody on a Theme by Paganini for piano and orchestra, Op. 43, another work that really puts the pianist through...

2010-09-2800 min $The DCD Enhanced Classical \'Cast$

The DCD Enhanced Classical 'Cast DCD 099 - Delius for OrganThis episode we play selections from a DTR Release, "Paradise Gardens." The CD is a Frederick Delius recital by Michael Stairs at the legendary Longwood Gardens organ. Even during the 1930's as Delius was composing many of his best-known works, organist Dom Gregory Murray was arranging them for organ. We hear his arrangement of "A Song Before Sunrise."We also feature three other tracks from this CD, including Michael Stair's own arrangement of "La Calinda." It's a fascinating look at the music of Delius -- and one that works quite well, we believe.Remember, you don't...

2010-09-2800 min $The DCD Enhanced Classical \'Cast$

The DCD Enhanced Classical 'Cast DCD 097 - Max Reger: Piano PiecesThis edition of the DCD Classical 'Cast podcast we feature selections from an exciting new CD from Troubadisc. For some time now, this German-based label has been building up an impressive catalog of chamber and solo music by Max Reger.The latest addition to the series, Max Reger: Piano Pieces showcases the artistry of pianist Wolfram Lorenzen. Lorenzen has appeared on several other of Troubadisc's Reger recordings, and his understanding and affinity for the music is clear and unmistakable. The release includes two Sonatinas from Reger's Op. 89 set of four, and an early work, the Five...

2010-09-2800 min $The DCD Classical \'Cast$

The DCD Classical 'Cast DCD 097 - Max Reger: Piano PiecesThis edition of the DCD Classical 'Cast podcast we feature selections from an exciting new CD from Troubadisc. For some time now, this German-based label has been building up an impressive catalog of chamber and solo music by Max Reger. The latest addition to the series, Max Reger: Piano Pieces showcases the artistry of pianist Wolfram Lorenzen. Lorenzen has appeared on several other of

2010-08-1000 min $The DCD Enhanced Classical \'Cast$

The DCD Enhanced Classical 'Cast DCD 089 - Lazarof on LaurelThis program we feature works for a Laurel Records release: Chamber Music by Henri Lazarof.Henri Lazarof has had a remarkable career, always at the forefront of modern expression in the arts. For the past four decades he's been a respected composer and teacher at UCLA. This collection of chamber music is one of four CDs Laurel has released of Lazarof's music.Lazarof has a very distinctive musical voice that bridges tradition and the avant garde. This CD presents four works for various combinations of instruments, mostly written in the 1980's.In this podcast...

2010-04-1400 min