Shows
Razzle DazzleCelebrating 50 Years of Howard County Summer TheatreThe Howard County Summer Theatre celebrates its 50th season, and Razzle Dazzle salutes Todd Hochkeppel, speaking frankly with his theater buddy, Mo Dutterer. Tune in for some witty, amazing conversation between these two artistic icons who invite listeners to join them for a gala celebration Nov. 6. Visit HCST.booktix.com. Co-hosts Carolyn Kelemen and Judy Templeton add sass and humor to this latest edition.
2025-10-2227 min
All About EastmarkJosh & Lexi Bera - MS, Marriage, Et CeteraSend us a textJosh and Lexi Bera have an incredible story to share, and one that has a little bit of everything—romance, mystery, excitement, comedy, and hope. Both diagnosed with multiple sclerosis at young ages, Josh and Lexi met through a clinical trial for a new MS treatment—and that was just the beginning. Their dramatic story has been one of ups and downs, and it continues to be written right here in our little corner of Mesa, AZ. Listen in as David talks with Eastmark neighbors, MS warriors, coffee lovers, and small busin...
2024-04-0243 min
Home Cooked Small Talk31. The Everything But The DewAppetizers: The Batman. Elden Ring, Assassins Creed: Dawn Of Ragnarok, Turning Red, Nitro Pepsi, Hard MTN Dew Update, EMERGENCY UPDATES.
Main Course: Beard To Table: Dove Milk Chocolate Waffle Cone, Rapid Fire: Everything Bagel Ice Cream, Ranking: Things That Should Be Illegal But Aren’t, Half Baked: HCST Trivia.
Dessert: I Don’t Want To Miss A Thing With Celine Dion, Pete Davidson To The Moon.
Timestamps:
(02:45) The Batman
(05:28) Elden Ring
(06:23) Assassins Creed: Dawn Of Ragnarok
(07:35) Turning Red
(08:14) Nitro Pepsi
2022-03-151h 12
USF Health’s IDPodcastsInvasive Fungal Infections in the ImmunosuppressedDr. Baluch reviews the topic of invasive fungal infections (IFIs) in individuals who undergo hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HCST). The author begins by reviewing risk factors for IFIs. She then discusses what constitutes an IFI. She differentiates infections caused by yeasts versus those due to molds, and discusses the assessment and management of invasive candida disease. Next, Dr. Baluch discusses non candida molds, including aspergillus, fusarium, and Mucor as well as atypical pathogens such as Pneumocystis. She closes with a discussion of antifungal therapy and what constitutes the ideal fungal agent.
2018-10-1941 min