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The Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantTuning the XEpigenetic regulation of gene expression is an important mechanism in development and disease. N6-methyladenosine (m6A) is one of the most prevalent epigenetic modifications for RNA and has been shown to play critical roles in processes such as embryo development, cancer, and stress responses. Our guests today investigate how m6A regulates X chromosome dosage compensation to ensure proper balance of gene expression from X chromosomes between sexes. X-chromosome dosage compensation is accomplished through two complementary mechanisms. First, X-chromosome inactivation (XCI) silences one of the two X chromosomes in female cells. Second, the remaining active X chromosome is...
2026-01-2243 min
Middays With MarksRight Call To Rest The Starters? (Hour 2)(00:00-25:39) – Geoff Mosher joins the show to talk about Sunday’s matchup against the 49ers and if resting the starters was still the right call. (25:39-33:47) – Keith from Sharon Hill doesn’t know why people are still talking about Sunday’s game and resting the starters. (33:47-43:48) – We tried to buy into the Sixers yesterday and then last nights game happened.Please note: Timecodes may shift by a few minutes due to inserted ads. Because of copyright restrictions, portions—or entire segments—may not be included in the podcast.For the latest updates, v...
2026-01-0643 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantBuilding a Better Barrier: Modeling the Human Gut EpitheliumThe human intestinal epithelial barrier comprises diverse proliferative, secretory and absorptive cell types that facilitate nutrient digestion and absorption and protect against harmful environmental agents. The barrier and its function can vary between individuals due to genetic differences thus impact processes such as digestion, drug metabolism, and drug sensitivity. Our guests today investigated the effect of diverse culture conditions on the cell type composition, gene expression profiles, and maturation status of human pluripotent stem cell-derived intestinal epithelial cells in three different model systems. Their research provides insight into the relevant conditions and systems for modeling specific intestinal functions and...
2025-11-1943 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantCrossing the Border: Modeling the Blood Brain BarrierThe blood-brain barrier (BBB), formed by brain endothelial cells, pericytes, and astrocytes, is organized into a neurovascular unit that regulates the exchange of proteins between blood circulation and brain parenchyma. Human stem-cell-based models using brain endothelial cells are a powerful tool to investigate how disease-related conditions might affect the blood-brain barrier integrity. However, the cell type composition is critical to faithfully model transcytosis across the blood-brain barrier. Our guests today developed a blood-brain model using induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs)-derived endothelial cells with brain-specific identity. Using this model they were able to investigate how disease risk factors affect...
2025-10-2329 min
The Authentic ChristianAsk, Seek, Knock: The Life Story of Keith Mosher Aaron sits down with Keith Mosher, a preacher, teacher, and lifelong servant of God. At 86 years old, Brother Mosher reflects on his early life, his start in preaching, and decades of teaching and mentoring others in the faith. Through humor, humility, and heartfelt reflection, he shares lessons on endurance, perhaps providence, and what it truly means to serve the Lord for a lifetime.
2025-10-151h 43The Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantMovin’ On Out: Mobilizing HSCs From The Bone MarrowHematopoietic stem cells (HSCs) normally reside in the bone marrow niche but can traffic across the bone marrow endothelium into the bloodstream to populate different niches. This process of HSC mobilization from the bone marrow to the blood, is an increasingly favored procedure to obtain HSCs for hematopoietic cell transplantation therapy. Though mobilization is robust in many donors due to years of refined protocols and drug combinations, the process remains difficult or contraindicated among substantial patient subgroups. Using the current standard of care, up to 30% of patients fail to mobilize HSCs and some patients cannot tolerate the current mobilization...
2025-09-2233 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantCancer Neuroscience, Tumor Organoids, and Understanding the Role of the Nervous System in Human GlioblastomaThe role of neuronal influences on cancer pathogenesis and progression is increasingly appreciated in the nervous system. Neurons have been shown to enhance the proliferation and migration of gliomas, a glial-derived tumor of the CNS, via diffusible paracrine factors or synaptic inputs onto tumor cells. In glioblastomas, a highly aggressive glioma, mostly glutamatergic inputs have been identified. While the potential for glioblastomas to receive projections from neurons of other neurotransmitter subtypes, such as from cholinergic neurons, has recently been discovered in xenotransplantation models, whether synapses can form between human cholinergic neurons and glioblastoma cells and consequences of these inputs...
2025-08-1245 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantStem Cells in Space: Muscle Regeneration in MicrogravitySkeletal muscle is one of the most abundant tissues in the human body, representing approximately 40% of body weight. Under certain circumstances, skeletal muscle can be regenerated through satellite cells, a reservoir of quiescent muscle stem cells, that can be activated with injury or in certain diseases and give rise to newly formed multi-nucleated myotubes and myofibers. However, the regenerative potential of muscle is diminished or is completely absent in the course of normal aging, certain diseases, and space travel. For example, time spent in microgravity can have a profound impact on human physiology, especially the muscular system, as astronauts...
2025-07-0839 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantParkinson's Disease, Cell Therapy, and ExerciseThe potential of pluripotent stem cells and the ability to scale and differentiate them to generate large numbers of enriched cell populations has created new opportunities and approaches to treat human disease. Preclinical proof-of-principle data demonstrates that stem cell-derived neural grafts can be used to reverse symptoms of multiple neurological conditions, including Parkinson’s Disease. Cell grafts enriched with dopaminergic neurons, can structurally and functionally integrate in the brain of Parkinson’s Disease models to reverse motor deficits, a finding which has launched several clinical trials. While the results in animal models is essential proof-of-concept, the survival and integration of t...
2025-05-1338 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantLeaving an Imprint: The Function, Impact, and Detection of Epigenetic MarksParent-specific epigenetic marks (imprints) leading to parent-specific gene expression are crucial for normal growth and development, yet their mechanisms of establishment and maintenance are not fully understood. In humans, approximately 200 imprinted genes have been discovered, and improper imprinting can manifest in growth restriction, obesity, intellectual disabilities, behavioral abnormalities, and an increased risk of certain cancers. While the use of pluripotent stem cells, especially those in the naïve state, have advanced aspects of modeling early development, a persistent issue hampering bona fide naïve hPSCs is the erosion of imprints. Our guests on today's episode will discuss genomic imprinting, it...
2025-04-0754 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantDon’t Dull the SPARCL: The Lung Microvasculature and its Role in DevelopmentThe mature lung in both humans and mice is highly vascularized, with approximately 30% of all cells being endothelial cells (ECs). The blood vessels have a physiological role in gas exchange within the tissue, but the vascular cells have additional role(s) beyond supplying oxygen and nutrients to the tissue. For example, the adult lung endothelium responds to injury by activating pathways for alveolar re epithelialization and during embryonic development, disrupting vascularization ex vivo affects the stereotypical pattern of airway branching, consistent with a perfusion-independent crosstalk between the endothelium and epithelium. Today’s guests explore the molecular contribution of ECs and...
2025-03-2043 min
Good Martial is Universal PodcastGood Martial is Universal Podcast - Episode 1
Why Are We Calling This Podcast "Good Martial is Universal"?
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Join Dan Bernardo, Keith Mosher, and Bo Davis as we chat about martial topics from different perspectives, focusing on what we have in common, rather than what is different.
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2025-01-1522 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantA Look Into the Future of Stem Cell Reports: A Conversation with Janet RossantIn this special edition of the podcast, we will talk with the new Editor-in-Chief Janet Rossant and hear about her vision for the journal, its promising future, and what she sees as some of the exciting prospects over the horizon for stem cell research. We will also talk with Yvonne Fisher, the journal’s Managing Editor, and Jack Mosher of the ISSCR, about the evolution of the journal and its role in the Society. GuestsJanet Rossant is the new Editor-in-Chief of Stem Cell Reports. She holds an appointment as the Chief of...
2025-01-1357 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantSeqVerify: A New Easily Accessible Tool for Comprehensive Cell Line Quality AssessmentDuring the last decade, advances in genome editing and pluripotent stem cell (PSC) culture have let researchers generate edited PSC lines to study a wide variety of biological questions. However, abnormalities in cell lines such as aneuploidy, mutations, on-target and off-target editing errors, and microbial contamination can arise during PSC culture or due to undesired editing outcomes. To ensure valid experimental results and the safety of PSC-derived therapeutics, it is important to detect these abnormalities and choose PSC lines without them. Existing quality control methods typically focus on detecting one type of abnormality. Whole genome sequencing is an all-in-one...
2024-12-0934 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantGuidelines for Managing and Using the Digital Phenotypes of Pluripotent Stem Cell LinesThe ability of human pluripotent and somatic stem cells to differentiate into multiple cell types of the human body makes them uniquely useful to model human development and disease. As a result, these cells are shared, edited, and differentiated by laboratories across the world for basic research, clinical translation, and commercial applications. Large and genotypically diverse collections of pluripotent stem cells are being generated to support large cohort-scale research into conditions such as Parkinson’s disease and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, among many others. However, information about these cells, their derivatives, and the resulting data can be difficult to track du...
2024-11-1253 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantPSC Developmental Bias: The Mechanism and the Variation in Human Neural DevelopmentPluripotent stem cells are defined, in part, by their potential to generate cell types from all three embryonic germ layers. However, it is well known within the field that there is variability in developmental potential between cell lines. This phenomenon, sometimes referred to as lineage bias, is manifest in a variable response of individual cell lines to induction of differentiation into a specific germ layer lineage. Although lineage bias in pluripotent stem cells has been reported for some years, we do not fully understand its molecular basis, or its implications for normal development. The guests on today’s program st...
2024-10-2542 min
Make It with Mike and KristenEpisode 135: Newbridge Is the New Band on The Block But is Comprised of Some of the Most Seasoned Musicians in the ProvinceKeith and Glen join us for a lively conversation about reconnecting with music—this time through the lens of what some (including us!) might call a supergroup. These talented musicians have found harmony not only in their sound but also by creating space for each other’s creative ideas, families, opinions, and lifestyles.
Their band, Newbridge, delivers a powerful blend of Americana, folk, and roots-rock straight from Halifax, Nova Scotia. The lineup features Canadian music veterans Keith Maddison (Maddison Avenue), Glen Nicholson (In-Flight Safety), Jeff Mosher (The Mellotones, Matt Andersen), Warren Robert (Myles Goodwyn, Pogey), and Robbie Crow...
2024-10-161h 37The Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantAging, Stem Cells, and Biological ClocksEpigenetic clocks based on tissue DNA methylation analysis have emerged as robust and powerful biomarkers of aging. This technology has allowed scientists to investigate how diseases affect the aging process, to evaluate the effectiveness of therapeutic aging interventions, and to correlate age with overall health among the general public. Today you can even purchase test kits online that enable you to measure your own biological age. However, despite the growing use of epigenetic clocks in research, surprisingly little is known about the aging clock’s cellular underpinnings. For example, it remains unclear whether all cells within a tissue exhibit the...
2024-09-1039 min
Industrial Hemp PodcastPennsylvania Hemp Shines Bright in the SpotlightThis week on the Hemp Podcast we bring you Part One of our coverage of the Lancaster County Hemp Circuit, a two-day, four-farm hemp event that shone a bright light on hemp in Pennsylvania and attracted attendees from all over the U.S. and a few foreign countries. On Part One of our Hemp Circuit coverage on the podcast, we hear from a handful of out-of-state attendees. We'll hear a few impressions of the county. "It's beautiful farmland," said Larry Smart, a plant breeder and head of the hemp program at Cornell University. "...
2024-08-2951 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantEvaluating the Expanding Models of Brain DiseaseThose who study neurological diseases and their underlying cellular and molecular mechanisms have a number of scientific models at their disposal. In vivo animal models, particularly those bearing targeted genetic modifications, remain the gold standard, especially when it comes to assessment of behavioral readouts and neurobiological disease mechanisms in vivo. Historically, animal models have been widely used for preclinical validation of drug efficacy and safety. Increasingly there is a move away from this approach, and human cellular models using induced pluripotent stem cells and their derivatives such as three-dimensional organoid models have recently provided unprecedented genetic and m...
2024-08-1251 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantGoing Out on a LIM: Rethinking the Role of LMX1A in Patterning Dopaminergic NeuronsThis episode of The Stem Cell Report will discuss the process of directing stem cells to acquire the proper identity, an essential step in the development of effective and durable cell replacement therapies. Specifically, we will talk about the process of directing cells into a ventral mesencephalic dopaminergic fate for treating Parkinson’s disease. GuestsAgnete Kirkeby is an Associate Professor in the Department of Neuroscience at the University of Copenhagen, a Principal Investigator with the Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Stem Cell Medicine renew, and a Principal Investigator at the Wallenberg Cen...
2024-06-1130 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantNo Oligo Monopoly: Oligodendrocyte Precursor Cells in the Developing CortexMyelination is one of the last events during mammalian brain development and is thought to continue into young adulthood in humans. Even in adulthood, ongoing low-level myelination is essential for neural homeostasis, and for dynamic processes such as learning and memory. Deficits in myelination resulting in abnormal white matter and disruption of neuronal function are observed in a wide variety of disorders of the CNS. One strategy for alleviating these deficits is to enhance the genesis of myelin-forming oligodendrocytes from their upstream precursor parents, oligodendrocyte precursor cells (OPCs). However, the capability of these OPCs to contribute to remyelination in...
2024-05-2037 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantEnhancing Connections: Rebuilding Neural Circuits in Spinal Cord InjuryBiomedical researchers have long sought ways to repair spinal cord damage with the holy grail of the pursuit being the reconstitution of lost function. In the mid 1990’s with the successful culture of human embryonic stem cells, and about a decade later induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs), the field was energized with a potential new approach to replace the lost neurons and glia cells and restoring neural connections. In the decades since that discovery some progress has been made, however many hurdles remain, including establishing a functional synaptic connection between the transplanted and host neurons which is crucial for mot...
2024-04-0924 min
Confessions Of An Actress21 - Erin MosherActress & Singer Erin Mosher recently performed in Meatloaf's BAT OUT OF HELL Musical at City Center in New York City.
Her previous theatrical credits include the role of Amneris in Sir Elton John’s musical adaptation of AIDA at Drury Lane Theatre in Chicago, The 39 Steps as well as the role of Janet Van DeGraff in The Drowsy Chaperone at Flat Rock Playhouse. Erin played the role of Mrs. Dearly and Tabby Cat in the 1st National Tour of 101 Dalmatians directed by Tony Award Winning director Jerry Zaks which also had a successful run at the Madison Square Garden Theatre in New...
2024-04-0357 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantClimbing the Scientific Mountain of Retinal RegenerationCollectively, retinal degenerative disorders are a major cause of blindness worldwide. For example, one of the most common disorders is age related macular degeneration, which alone affects nearly 200 million globally. In humans, and other mammals, the loss of the retinal cells is an irreversible process. However, in some non-mammalian vertebrates like frogs and fish, retinal neurons can regenerate. This process is dependent upon Müller glia, which can re-enter the cell cycle and reprogram into neurogenic progenitors upon retinal injury or disease. Progress has been made in understanding the genetic program underlying these regenerative process, and proof-of-principle ex...
2024-03-1143 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantHuman Fetal Tissue: A Legacy of Biomedical Research ContributionsSince the 1930’s research using human fetal tissue has been used in numerous scientific and medical advances that have saved millions of lives, including the development of vaccines and treatments for diseases. Despite its substantial contribution to medicine and science, significant public debate and misinformation persists surrounding the ethical use of human fetal tissue in biomedical research. The ISSCR, led by its Public Policy Committee, have been tireless champions and advocates for sound science policy across the globe. This includes advocacy for fetal tissue research and working to inform policymakers and the public on the vast medical app...
2024-02-1237 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantThe Selling of Stem CellsThis November marks the 25th anniversary of the successful isolation and culture of human embryonic stem cells by Jamie Thompson. This breakthrough was a turning point in biomedical research. This discovery provided scientists with a limitless source of human cells to understand human biology and model disease. The discovery also provided a novel pathway to develop tissues and cells that could potentially be used to provide curative diseases like diabetes and Parkinson’s, among others. To date, numerous companies are advancing human embryonic stem cell-based therapies in over 50 approved and regulated clinical trials. However, in parallel to the...
2023-11-1348 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantSetting the Standards for Human Stem Cell ResearchHuman stem cell technology has led to remarkable insights into human biology in health and disease. However, for the results and outputs from this research to be accurate, meaningful, and durable, it is important that the field have agreed upon standards that ensure reproducibility and reliability of the data. The International Society for Stem Cell Research (ISSCR) has developed a set of recommendations, including reporting criteria, for scientists in basic research laboratories. These criteria are designed to be technically and financially feasible and, when implemented, to enhance the reproducibility and rigor of stem cell research. The guests o...
2023-09-1252 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantOrganoids: Multi-Dimensional Standards for Three Dimensional ModelsThe use of organoids as an experimental system is rapidly advancing in pace and complexity. Derived from pluripotent or tissue stem cells, organoids are three-dimensional, in vitro, structures intended to model functional or developmental aspects of in vivo organs. They are also being used to model complex physiological systems in organ-on-chip devices and in assembloids, the combination of organoids from different tissues. Organoids are especially useful to model and understand aspects of human biology and pathology. This approach has led to much hope, and proof-of-principle findings, that these structures can serve as human avatars to advance the discovery of...
2023-08-0738 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantBrushing Up on Tooth Biology: New Tools for Understanding Tooth DevelopmentWhile teeth have evolved over millions of years, scientists are still working to understand how teeth develop, a process formally known as Odontogenesis. Our guests today have developed a new model of mouse tooth development using long-term expandable 3D tooth organoids from postnatal mouse molars and incisors. This novel mouse model provides a valuable tool to study mouse tooth dental epithelial stem cells, dental epithelial-mesenchymal interactions, and differentiation processes, while allowing further elucidation of tooth type-specific features. These models, in combination with human tooth organoids, have great potential to further unravel tooth biology and repair and may be an...
2023-07-1054 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantThe Satellite View: Muscle Stem Cells and Muscle DiseaseOver the last 10 years of Stem Cell Reports, the journal has published nearly 2,000 papers across the breadth of stem cell research. In this special episode of the podcast, we are celebrating the anniversary of the journal by talking with the authors from some of the most highly cited publications in the journal's history.The guests on this episode of the podcast have collective expertise that makes them the “dream team” of muscle stem cell biology and its application to treat disease. Akitsu Hotta is a Principal Investigator and Associate Professor in the Department of Cli...
2023-05-1635 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantFocusing on the Aberration: Learning From PSCs Chromosomal AbnormalitiesHuman pluripotent stem cells have an unlimited capacity to self-renew in culture. This feature, along with their ability to become any cell type in the adult body, makes them a unique tool to study human biology in health and disease. Unfortunately, human pluripotent stem cells have a propensity to acquire genetic abnormalities in culture that may limit their scientific and clinical use.Among the most prevalent genomic changes found in pluripotent stem cells are various forms of over-representation of sequences on the long arm of chromosome 20, with up to 20% of tested cultures containing such an aberration. One...
2023-04-1148 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantPiWi – The Not-So-Small and Expanding Role of RNA Binding ProteinsThe PiWi family of genes may have a diminutive sounding name, but they have a large role in the function of the germline and germline stem cells. Initially discovered in Drosophila, these highly conserved RNA-binding proteins have well-established roles in the regulation of spermatogenesis and germ stem cell maintenance, in addition to silencing transposable elements. However, PiWi function outside of the germline is relatively unexplored. New findings from the Lin laboratory show that Drosophila Piwi has a role in intestinal homeostasis where it functions to establish intestinal stem cells, maintain the enteroblast lineage, and support of the enterocytes. It...
2023-03-1339 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantLessons Learnt, and Still to Learn, in Stem Cell TrialsThis episode is sponsored by Bio-Techne. While advances in stem cell science have led to an increasing number of stem cell-based therapies entering clinical trials, the field is still relatively immature. Thus, these first-in-human trials are using pioneering approaches unique unto themselves, leaving scientists, physicians, and regulators to assess the best approaches for a specific therapy and/or disease. In this episode of the podcast, Martin Pera is joined by physician-scientists Roger Barker and Rajesh Rao who have and are leading stem cell-based trials to discuss some of the critical aspects of the process and reflect on t...
2023-02-141h 11
Them's Fightin' Words Martial Arts TalkTFW Episode 11 - Wing Chun with Sifu Keith MosherWing Chun Kung Fu taught by Retired Police Officer and Tactics Expert, Dominick Izzo. Dominick Izzo has been training Wing Chun since 1998 and has been teaching in the Chicago area since 2008. He was the first American Wing Chun instructor to be published and published in back to back issues in Wing Chun Illustrated. He is known for his realistic, aggressive and combative approach to Wing Chun Kung Fu.
2023-01-291h 02The Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantComputing Positional Cues: From Single Cells to Embryo DevelopmentThis episode is sponsored by Bio-Techne.Computational approaches have become integral to understanding biological processes, in part because of a need to come to grips with the enormous amounts of high dimensional data that we generate using our current tools for cellular analysis. This is especially relevant for stem cell and developmental biology where development, disease modeling, regulatory networks, and lineage formation all lend themselves to the combination of experimental and computational methods. Today’s program explores how computational biology approaches can be used to understand and model early development, specifically the lineage commitment of the early em...
2022-12-1338 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantInterspecies Chimerism: Advances, Applications, and ChallengesThis episode of The Stem Cell Report will explore the scientific applications, advances, and challenges of interspecies chimeras – organisms consisting of cells from at least two different species. The development of interspecies chimeras, most recently advanced by the discovery of pluripotent stem cells and enhancements in genetic editing, have led to greater understanding of fundamental developmental and biological concepts, insight into evolution, and even the development of potential regenerative approaches for human health. Martin Pera will be joined by Drs. Ori Bar-Nur and Jun Wu, along with Joel Zvick, next generation scientists who are pioneering advances in interspecies chimera re...
2022-10-1137 min
Artist Decoded by YoshinoQuality Over Opinion with Louis ColeLouis Cole is a singer-songwriter and sickeningly talented multi-instrumentalist with a strong DIY aesthetic from Los Angeles, California. He is on a mission to create deep feelings through music and is the figurehead of an LA jazz-adjacent scene that includes Genevieve Artadi (with whom Cole co-founded the alt pop / electrofunk band KNOWER in 2009), Sam Gendel, Sam Wilkes, Jacob Mann, Dennis Hamm, Pedro Martins and more. He will release his new album "Quality Over Opinion" on 14th October 2022 on Brainfeeder Records. Topics Discussed In This Episode: What initially attracted Louis to wanting to become a musician Olfactory...
2022-10-031h 13The Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantModeling Neuropsychiatric Disorders in a DishIn this episode of The Stem Cell Report, sponsored by Bio-Techne, we will explore the modeling of complex human neuropsychiatric diseases such as autism, bipolar disorder, and others using stem cell-based, three-dimensional culture models of the brain and its development. Martin Pera will be joined by Drs. Carol Marchetto and Rusty Gage, experts in the normal and pathological development of the brain. Carol Marchetto is an Assistant Professor in the Anthropology Department at the University of California, San Diego and an adjunct Assistant Professor at the Salk Institute. Rusty Gage is the Vi and John Adler Chair for Research...
2022-09-1428 min
DBP Radio TheaterThe 99s Episode V: Alice Through the Nazi HoleFrom the minds that brought you Spit-Take Theater and dozens of other classic sketches that you don’t know, comes Disgruntled Bit-Players Radio Theater, a podcast that will present original radio plays designed to make you chuckle warmly so hard that you’ll plotz.
In the final episode of The 99s, The 99s rescue Dr. Schleuss and the Stimson sisters from Gutenfluber, but the danger has only gotten worse! Can Alice and The 99s stop Gutenfluber from crippling the U.S. military? Probably!
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Announcer--Keith Marsteller
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2022-08-0529 minDBP Radio TheaterThe 99s Episode IV: The Search for SchleussFrom the minds that brought you Spit-Take Theater and dozens of other classic sketches that you don’t know, comes Disgruntled Bit-Players Radio Theater, a podcast that will present original radio plays designed to make you chuckle warmly so hard that you’ll plotz.
In the newest episode of The 99s, Alice and Bessie meet up with the legendary women of The 99s. When Agent Glover and Dr. Crispin ask for help finding Dr. Schleuss, The 99s rocket into action.
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Announcer--Keith Marsteller
Alice Everly--Rhonda J. Soikowski
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2022-07-2928 minDBP Radio TheaterThe 99s Episode III: Ist Das Der Chatanooga Choo-Choo?From the minds that brought you Spit-Take Theater and dozens of other classic sketches that you don’t know, comes Disgruntled Bit-Players Radio Theater, a podcast that will present original radio plays designed to make you chuckle warmly so hard that you’ll plotz.
In the newest episode of The 99s, Alice and Bessie escort Dr. Schleuss southward on a train, unaware that Gutenfluber has agents hot on their trail. Meanwhile, Agent Glover and Dr. Crispin press Billie for information.
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Announcer--Keith Marsteller
Alice Everly--Rhonda J. Soikowski
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2022-07-2222 minDBP Radio TheaterThe 99s Episode II: Deep Dish of Danger!From the minds that brought you Spit-Take Theater and dozens of other classic sketches that you don’t know, comes Disgruntled Bit-Players Radio Theater, a podcast that will present original radio plays designed to make you chuckle warmly so hard that you’ll plotz.
In the newest episode of The 99s, Alice and Dr. Schleuss seek help from legendary pilot Bessie Coleman. Meanwhile Gutenfluber is running out of flunkies, as he's shot most of them. And Agent Glover and Dr. Crispin pick up a new ally in their search for Alice and Dr. Schleuss.
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2022-07-1523 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantThe ISSCR and Two Decades of Stem Cell AdvancesTo celebrate the ISSCR’s 20th anniversary, Martin Pera is joined by three members of the ISSCR Board of Directors; Fiona Doetsch (Biozentrum at the University of Basel, Switzerland), Clerk of the ISSCR, Takanori Takebe (Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, USA/Tokyo Medical and Dental University and Yokohama City University, Japan) is a Director, and Leonard Zon (Boston Children’s Hospital, USA) is an Ex Officio member, past president, and founder of the ISSCR. In addition to running their own laboratories these scientists are part of the ISSCR leadership and will talk about the ISSCR’s history, impact, the recent...
2022-07-1038 min
DBP Radio TheaterThe 99s Episode I: Gutenfluber? I Just Met Her!From the minds that brought you Spit-Take Theater and dozens of other classic sketches that you don’t know, comes Disgruntled Bit-Players Radio Theater, a podcast that will present original radio plays designed to make you chuckle warmly so hard that you’ll plotz.
In the premiere episode of The 99s, daring pilot Alice Everly meets brilliant scientist Dr. Schleuss. When a group of Nazis led by the evil Commandant Gutenfluber tries to take Dr. Schleuss back to Germany, the scientist enlists Alice to help evade their grasp. Meanwhile, a pair of government agents tries to tra...
2022-07-0821 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantStem Cells in Translation: Focusing on the EyeIn this episode of The Stem Cell Report, Martin Pera is joined by three experts on the eye, its development, and disease processes. Dr. Mark Humayun is the Director of the Institute for Biomedical Therapeutics and Co-Director of the Roski Eye Institute at the University of Southern California. Dr. Anand Swaroop is a Senior Investigator in the Neurobiology, Neurodegeneration and Repair Laboratory at the National Eye Institute, and Dr. Masayo Takahashi is a pioneer in iPS-based approaches to treat eye disease and the President of Vision Care Inc., a venture that will focus on cell-based treatments for macular de...
2022-05-2056 min
A Darker Wave#373 A Darker Wave 09-04-2022 with guest mix 2nd hr by Longo BcnA Darker Wave, the best in underground techno, tech house, deep house and anything else we like enough to play in the show, presented by Jacki-E and P-Mac.
The guest mix in the second hour is by Longo Bcn who's from Barcelona. and this is the second time he’s been on the show. He’s a lover of techno sounds, an electronic music selector and a follower of the electronic scene since the 90s. In addition to playing in dark corners of Barcelona, in the last two years he’s been creating his own music...
2022-04-102h 00The Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantKeeping the Is(lets) on the Prize: Treating T1D with Stem Cell-based TransplantsIn this episode of The Stem Cell Report, Martin Pera is joined by Douglas Melton, a pioneer in the use of stem cell-based transplants to treat Type 1 diabetes, and Nayara Leite, a former postdoc in the Melton laboratory who now works for Vertex Pharmaceuticals, one of the companies currently testing stem cell-derived transplants for diabetes in clinical trials. Drs. Melton and Leite will talk about the concepts and issues around stem cell-based treatments for diabetes and their new paper that looks at ways to enhance the survival and function of the insulin producing islets.Guests
2022-04-0137 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantWhen ROCK Stops the Roll: Explaining the Aging Neural Stem Cell NicheIn this episode of the Stem Cell Report, Martin Pera is joined by a team of scientists from the Neural Stem Cell Institute in Rensselaer, NY, USA. Drs. Elizabeth Fisher, Xiuli Zhao, and Institute Director Sally Temple talk about their new paper on neural stem and progenitor cell function in the aging adult brain. They use live time-lapse imaging with computer-based image analysis to assess young and aged neural stem and progenitor cells in 3D brain structures to assess the mechanism underlying changes to the aging brain. GuestsSally Temple, PhD, Neural Stem Cell In...
2022-03-0835 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantBreathing Easier – Stem Cells and Lung FunctionIn this episode, Drs. Shimpei Gotoh, Takahiro Suezawa, and Carla Kim join the podcast to talk about using stem and progenitor cells to understand the adult lung and model disease processes impacting lung function. Their research and discoveries provide insight into lung homeostasis, the potential for regeneration, and understanding diseases like pulmonary fibrosis and cancer.Drs. Gotoh and Suezawa are two of the authors of the recent paper ”Disease modeling of pulmonary fibrosis using human pluripotent stem cell-derived alveolar organoids” in Stem Cell Reports. Dr Kim is a member of the Stem Cell Reports Editorial Board and an e...
2022-02-0838 min
Radio Creme - DJ mixes by LadycremeFebruary 2022 DJ Mix: chill vibes, house, dark disco, & deep houseснежный июль – каждый сам для себя (rayko remix), donald's house – the final front ear, quantic – om617, confidence man – holiday (eraol alkan rework), groove armada – work from beyond, divagar – the love that you promised me, vibe impact – italica, brooks mosher & justin cudmore – out run, palmaira – surfin' (gerd janson's acid tribe balearic full moon mix, voon – brando, soichi terada – bamboo fighter, joyce muniz – mindcraft, delroy edwards – change the world, third son – descartes before the horse, groove armada – won't you come back, e-freq – mind the gap, massimiliano pagliara – i feel romantica, vini pistori – anguilla (the juan maclean remix), dj deep & jovonn – back in the dark, dj psychiatre – very funky, very soulful, gavinco – sunrise, lefrak – my soul, low stepp...
2022-02-0459 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantLinking Genetic Variants to Cell Phenotypes in Human iPSCsIn this episode, Drs. Fiona Watt and Alice Vickers join the podcast to talk about uncovering the relationship between genetic variants and cellular behavior. They recently developed a platform to quantify iPSC differentiation propensity to investigate the genetic contribution to phenotypic variability. Drs. Vickers and Watt are authors of the recent paper, "Plating human iPSC lines on micropatterned substrates relevels role for ITGBI nsSNV in endoderm formation” in Stem Cell Reports. GuestsFiona Watt, DPhil, Centre for Stem Cells and Regenerative Medicine, King’s College London Website: http://www.wattlab.org/ Alice V...
2021-11-0937 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantMending a Broken HeartIn this episode Drs. Charles Murry and Kenta Nakamura join the podcast to talk about “cardiac remuscularization therapy,” and the general approach of transplanting human pluripotent stem cell-derived cardiomyocytes to restore cardiac function after injury.GuestsCharles Murry, MD, PhD, University of Washington and Sana BiotechnologyKenta Nakamura, MD, University of Washington and VA Puget Sound Healthcare System HostMartin Pera, PhD – Editor-in-Chief, Stem Cell Reports and The Jackson Laboratory Twitter: @martinperaJAXSupporting DocumentDrs. Murry and Nakamura are two of the authors...
2021-10-1238 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantThe Intersection of Stem Cells and EngineeringIn this episode Drs. Peter Loskill and Christine Mummery join the podcast to talk about the intersection of stem cells, microphysiological systems and organs-on-a-chip technology in understanding disease, screening drugs and personalized medicine. Drs. Loskill and Mummery are guest editors of a special issue on this topic appearing now in Stem Cell Reports. GuestsPeter Loskill, PhD W3-Professor for Organ-on-Chip Research at the Eberhard Karls University Tübingen and the Natural and Medical Sciences Institute as well as Vice-Chair of the European-Organ-on-Chip-Society (EUROoCS). Twitter: @pe_loskChristine Mummery, PhD, Professor of...
2021-09-2328 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantHans’ Iliad: Troy, Adult Stems, and the EpitheliaIn this episode, sponsored by Bio-Techne, Drs. Hans Clevers and Kai Kretschmar join the podcast to talk broadly about the role of adult stem cells in tissue maintenance and repair. Specifically, they will focus on the expression and function of Troy and stem cells in the development and homeostasis of the epidermis, the outermost layer of the skin, that functions as a protective mechanical and biological barrier against injuries, pathogens and the loss of heat and water.GuestsHans Clevers, MD, PhD, is group leader at the Hubrecht Institute for Developmental Biology and Stem...
2021-09-1338 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantTranscription Factor Dance Party - Building Dopaminergic NeuronsIn this episode, sponsored by bit.bio, Drs. Marius Wernig and Yi Han Ng join the podcast to talk about the directed differentiation of pluripotent stem cells into dopaminergic neurons. Their approach, which is based on the expression of specific transcription factors to drive cell fate directly to a specific neuronal identity, has been demonstrated to robust generalate functional dopaminergic neurons of midbrain character.GuestsMarius Wernig, MD, PhD, Associate Professor of Pathology at the Institute for Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine at Stanford UniversityWebsite: https://www.werniglab.org/
2021-08-0942 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantCurbing Unproven Stem Cell-Based “Treatments”In this episode, Drs. Zubin Master, Kirstin Matthews, Mohamed Abou-el-Enein, and Sean Morrison join the podcast to talk about unproven stem cell-based interventions. These so-called “stem cell therapies” or “regenerative therapies” currently being marketed direct-to-consumers have insufficient evidence of safety and efficacy to justify their use and pose a potential risk to recipients. A recent paper from Masters, Mathews and Abou-el-Enein published in Stem Cell Reports discusses this global public health problem.GuestsMohamed Abou-El-Enein, MD, PhD, MSPH Keck School of Medicine, University of Southern California, USAZubin Master, PhD, Mayo Clinic, USAKirs...
2021-07-0941 min
HotLap HeroesA's Vs. B's The Report Card - Bryan Sucks at PicksKeith and Bryan talk about the racing this weekend and how bad Bryan sucks at picking racers. Brody Mosher joins them as well and talks about helping Bryan get some better picks.
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2021-06-1449 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantStem Cells: From Cancer Vaccines to Space ResearchIn today’s episode, we will talk about new research on the use of an induced pluripotent stem cell-based vaccine to potentially protect against pancreatic cancer. This approach takes advantage of shared antigens between stem cells and pancreatic cancer cells and seeks to exploit them for clinical benefit. We will talk with the authors of this new research published in Stem Cell Reports on why they decided to pursue this approach, the background behind it, and whether this approach could work for other types of cancers. We also discuss some of Dr. Wu's other work, including research on stem ce...
2021-06-0730 minThe Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantThe Renaissance of Developmental BiologyIn this episode, we will talk about morphogenesis in embryo development, a process that in mammalians is known to show considerable plasticity. Understanding how this process is coordinated and how it responds to stress and physiological regulatory mechanisms provides us with a more complete picture of the regulation of mammalian development. We will talk with the authors of new research published in Stem Cell Reports on the regulation of embryo size and the timing of morphogenesis, critical early steps in embryonic development. Show NotesGuestsLorenzo Orietti, PhD – Medical Advisor, Onco-Hematology Unit, Amgen, Inc...
2021-04-2337 min
DBP Radio TheaterMegaballs, Episode V: Roswell That Ends WellFrom the minds that brought you Spit-Take Theater and dozens of other classic sketches that you don’t know, comes Disgruntled Bit-Players Radio Theater, a podcast that will present original radio plays designed to make you chuckle warmly so hard that you’ll puke.
In the thrilling confusion to Megaballs, Bjorn and Ned have been captured by The Department. As Luke and Helen race to rescue their friends, Bjorn learns about the horrors of Area 51 and the terrifying fate that awaits him. Also, a special performance by Shields and Yarnell!
Cast:
Announ...
2021-04-2324 minDBP Radio TheaterMegaballs, Episode IV: Tobor...or Not ToborFrom the minds that brought you Spit-Take Theater and dozens of other classic sketches that you don’t know, comes Disgruntled Bit-Players Radio Theater, a podcast that will present original radio plays designed to make you chuckle warmly so hard that you’ll puke.
In the fourth episode of Megaballs, Bjorn and his companions have survived multiple attacks from The Department and now rest, safe, in the Baltimore headquarters of STOP, where a pair of genius siblings and their robot companion have things under control. Meanwhile, a new danger stalks our hero, in the form of Maude Blake...
2021-04-1616 minDBP Radio TheaterMegaballs, Episode III: Chicken-Fried DangerFrom the minds that brought you Spit-Take Theater and dozens of other classic sketches that you don’t know, comes Disgruntled Bit-Players Radio Theater, a podcast that will present original radio plays designed to make you chuckle warmly so hard that you’ll puke.
Welder Bjorn Bjornson, after stumbling across a winning lottery ticket, has been plunged into a vast conspiracy where his life is in more danger than a donut in Devon's house. (My friend Devon loves donuts. So a donut wouldn't last long if--you know what, skip it.) Bjorn and the agents of STOP must fend...
2021-04-0924 minDBP Radio TheaterMegaballs, Episode II: The Sleeper AwokensFrom the minds that brought you Spit-Take Theater and dozens of other classic sketches that you don’t know, comes Disgruntled Bit-Players Radio Theater, a podcast that will present original radio plays designed to make you chuckle warmly so hard that you’ll puke.
Welder Bjorn Bjornson, after stumbling across a winning lottery ticket, is saved from an assassin by a mysterious woman who carries his unconscious form away from the scene of the attack. Is she friend...or foe...or falafal...or Fifi the dancing poodle?
Cast:
Announcer: Keith G. Marstel...
2021-04-0214 min
The Stem Cell Report with Janet RossantBlastoids, Gastruloids, and Stem Cell-Based Embryo ModelsIn this episode Drs. Janet Rossant and Patrick Tam, join the podcast. They are experts in early embryonic development and authors of new Perspective article in Stem Cell Reports, Opportunities and Challenges with Stem Cell-Based Embryo Models. Embryo modeling is a rapidly emerging area of science which can help advance the understanding of early development, especially human development where insight has been limited due to technical and ethical issues. The article is online now and will appear in the May 2021 special issue of the journal.Show NotesGuestsJanet Rossant, P...
2021-04-0141 minDBP Radio TheaterMegaballs, Episode I: Beware the SwitzerFrom the minds that brought you Spit-Take Theater and dozens of other classic sketches that you don’t know, comes Disgruntled Bit-Players Radio Theater, a podcast that will present original radio plays designed to make you chuckle warmly so hard that you’ll puke.
Our sophomore production is the sprawling, electrifying action thriller Megaballs.
Maverick welder Bjorn Bjornson's world is turned upside down as he comes into possession of a winning lottery ticket. Plunged headfirst into a vast government conspiracy of assassins, postal carriers and monsters, Bjorn has to fight to stay al...
2021-03-2618 min
DBP Radio TheaterBeigey, P.I. in The Case I Started After I Finished My Baking, Episode V:The Storm Breaks...Wind
From the minds that brought you Spit-Take Theater and dozens of other classic sketches that you don’t know, comes Disgruntled Bit-Players Radio Theater, a podcast that will present original radio plays designed to make you chuckle warmly so hard that you’ll puke.
Our first production is a hard-hitting noir detective tale featuring the indelible character, Beigey, P.I.
Detective José Amador is drawn into a family drama with deadly consequences. Presented for you today is Episode V: The Storm Breaks...Wind
Cast:
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2020-12-1015 minDBP Radio TheaterBeigey, P.I. in The Case I Started After I Finished My Baking, Episode IV: A Dangerous Dance with DangerFrom the minds that brought you Spit-Take Theater and dozens of other classic sketches that you don’t know, comes Disgruntled Bit-Players Radio Theater, a podcast that will present original radio plays designed to make you chuckle warmly so hard that you’ll puke.
Our first production is a hard-hitting noir detective tale featuring the indelible character, Beigey, P.I.
Detective José Amador is drawn into a family drama with deadly consequences. Presented for you today is Episode 4: A Dangerous Dance with Danger
Cast:
Announc...
2020-11-2822 min
The Iowa Idea Podcast46. Kenn GoodmanThe Iowa Idea: Kenn Goodman
“That one year off turned into the rest of my life.”
In this episode of The Iowa Idea Podcast, I sit down with Kenn Goodman. For the past 30 years, Kenn has been an important part of Chicago’s indie music scene. Known for his bands The Service and The New Duncan Imperials, he formed his independent label Pravda Records in1984; and has played with everyone from Tiny Tim to Eddie Vedder.
We discuss his journey into music and running an independent record label, including his first professional gig, as a hi...
2020-10-1958 min
The Sports Bash with Mike Gill & Hunter BrodyThe Sports Bash 9/9/20 - Hour 3Mike & Brodes were joined by Geoff Mosher, Inside the Birds Podcast, for Football at Four. Keith Smith, Yahoo Sports NBA, finishes out the hour
2020-09-1044 min
Rehoboth Social Podcast302 Horseshoe Crab (Kam productions)I sit down with Karlin Maull & Keith Mosher From Kam Productions. We chat Shirts and Hats and running a small local business.
2020-08-3151 minDBP Radio TheaterBeigey, P.I. in The Case I Started After I Finished My Baking, Episode III: Right Cross, Double-CrossFrom the minds that brought you Spit-Take Theater and dozens of other classic sketches that you don’t know, comes Disgruntled Bit-Players Radio Theater, a podcast that will present original radio plays designed to make you chuckle warmly so hard that you’ll puke.
Our first production is a hard-hitting noir detective tale featuring the indelible character, Beigey, P.I.
Detective José Amador is drawn into a family drama with deadly consequences. Presented for you today is Episode 3: Right Cross, Double-Cross
Cast:
Announcer: Keith G...
2020-07-1418 minDBP Radio TheaterBeigey, P.I. in The Case I Started After I Finished My Baking, Episode II: Butler-a-go-goFrom the minds that brought you Spit-Take Theater and dozens of other classic sketches that you don’t know, comes Disgruntled Bit-Players Radio Theater, a podcast that will present original radio plays designed to make you chuckle warmly so hard that you’ll puke.
Our first production is a hard-hitting noir detective tale featuring the indelible character, Beigey, P.I.
Detective José Amador is drawn into a family drama with deadly consequences. Presented for you today is Episode 2: Butler-a-go-go
Cast:
Announcer: Keith G. Marstelle...
2020-06-1019 min
That Stagey BlogMeets Emma Salvo -AUDIOWe talk about:
Come From Away
Alice Fearn
LIPA
Royal Academy of Music
Edinburgh Fringe
Sincerely Mr Toad
David Andrew Wilson
Keith Jack
Greenwich Theatre
Newsrevue
Fred Gray
Leonie Hill
Royal Caribbean
Nick Hayes
Holy Crap
Kings Head Theatre
John Addison
Nuno Queimado
Benji Sperring
Rachel Marwood
The Toxic Avenger
The Arts Theatre
Ben Irish
Mark Anderson
Che Francis
Oscar Conlon-Morrey
Natalie Hope
Danielle Tarento
H Club London
Janice Goudie
Brian Mosher
2020-05-201h 01DBP Radio TheaterBeigey, P.I. in The Case I Started After I Finished My Baking, Episode I: Dark Come the CronutsOur first production is a hard-hitting noir detective tale featuring the indelible character, Beigey, P.I.
Detective José Amador is drawn into a family drama with deadly consequences. Presented for you today is Episode 1: Dark Come the Cronuts.
Cast:
Announcer: Keith G. Marsteller
Beigey: José Amador
Katherine Ritzy: Kathleen Hogan
Crusty McCann: Evan Mosher
Sister Excrutia: Rhonda J. Soikowski
Daisy Marzetti: Alisa Ledyard
Marvin Gormsch: Michael Anderson
Additional Voices: Trevor Brown, Kathleen Hogan, Dunc...
2020-05-1217 min
Bandana Blues, founded by Beardo, hosted by SpinnerBandana Blues #759 - Semi-Connected AgainShow #759 Semi-Connected Again Spinner was semi-connected again to the outside world by means of a mobile WiFi device supplied to him by his internet provider. And so he was able to learn about the passing of a few prominent people, which ofcourse gave him the blues. 01. Buddy Holly - Peggy Sue (2:27) (45 RPM Single, Coral Records, 1957) 02. Otis Rush - I Can't Quit You Baby (3:04) (45 RPM Single, Cobra Records, 1956) also released on a 10 inch 78 RPM 03. Led Zeppelin - I Can't Quit You Baby (4:35) (Led Zeppelin, Atlantic, 1969) 04. Otis Rush...
2018-10-071h 34
Bandana Blues, founded by Beardo, hosted by SpinnerBandana Blues #755 - All Sorts Of BluesShow #755 All Sorts Of Blues Another episode filled with lots of new and recent music, but Spinner also sneaked in a few older track. Altogether it turned out to be a mixed bag of all sorts of blues. Enjoy! 01. Dave Hole - These Blues Are Here To Stay (6:21) (Goin' Back Down, Black Cat/Alligator, 2018) 02. Midnite Johnny - Motels Whiskey & Me (3:16) (Long Road Home, Mosher Street Records, 2018) 03. Zac Harmon - Raising Hell (4:33) (Right Man-Right Now, Blind Pig Records, 2015) 04. Gina Sicilia - Man In The Sky (3:40) (Heard The Lie...
2018-09-091h 25
97.5 The Fanatic - Podcasts - Joe DeCamaraDevon Givens and Geoff Mosher 5-31-2018Devon Givens and Geoff Mosher tackle the Brian Colangelo fiasco, joined by Keith Pompey.
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2018-06-0100 min97.5 The FanaticDevon Givens and Geoff Mosher 5-31-2018Devon Givens and Geoff Mosher tackle the Brian Colangelo fiasco, joined by Keith Pompey.
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2018-06-0100 min97.5 The FanaticKeith Pompey Joins Devon Givens and Geoff Mosher 5-31-2018Sixers beat writer Keith Pompey joins Devon Givens and Geoff Mosher to shed some light on the Brian Colangelo fiasco.
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2018-06-0100 min97.5 The Fanatic - Podcasts - Joe DeCamaraKeith Pompey Joins Devon Givens and Geoff Mosher 5-31-2018Sixers beat writer Keith Pompey joins Devon Givens and Geoff Mosher to shed some light on the Brian Colangelo fiasco.
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2018-06-0100 min
Show Me State Bible Lectures15- Three I's of Paul - Keith Mosher2017-Show Me State Bible Lectures
Branson Church of Christ
Branson, MO
Provided by BibleWayMedia
2017-09-2936 min
Experimental BrewingEpisode 17 – The Wrath of ConnFirst time ever! Denny and Drew and a thousand of their favorite friends are in the same room – the Expo hall at the 2016 American Homebrewer's Association “HomebrewCon”. We sat down in the BrewcraftUSA booth and talked with a bunch of different folks including some of our sponsors and some of our very favorite people – including IGOR Nicki Forster who brought us a beer to taste, Marshall Schott who abused us with a triangle test and another listener, Keith Baker, who dropped a beer on Denny to make him crazy! This episode is jammed packed with questions, answers, and really interest...
2016-06-2200 min
The 3-Gun Show with Dave Hartman39: Keith Garcia, Rick Birdsall and Corinne Mosher break down the 3GN NationalsThis fun roundtable type interview is a departure from our normal format here at The 3-Gun Show but you will definitely enjoy it. Corinne, Keith…
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2015-10-2144 minDave | Prep and Press39: Keith Garcia, Rick Birdsall and Corinne Mosher break down the 3GN NationalsThis fun roundtable type interview is a departure from our normal format here at The 3-Gun Show but you will definitely enjoy it. Corinne, Keith…
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2015-10-2144 min
P U M PBROTCAST0022 - Nik PatrickHello all and welcome back to the Brotcast. I recorded this set as an introduction to our upcoming Voodoo Down Records label night at Bertrams on the 30th of May. L'estasi Dell'oro will perform the Berlin debut of his live hardware set. Special DJ support comes from label friend Valentin Stip, who will be joined behind the decks by VDR's 12 x 12, & Brot DJs Mat Fink and myself ( https://soundcloud.com/nik_patrick ).
For more info on the night please visit here:
https://www.facebook.com/events/1656931907868584/
Hope you enjoy the mix and can make it down to dance with us...
2015-05-191h 31
The Preacher's VaultIs Your Heat Getting Closer To God (Keith Mosher)We are commanded to draw near to God. Have you done so?
2015-03-2025 minThe Preacher's VaultIs My Heart In the Evangelsim (Keith Mosher Sr.)Christ can to seek and saved the lost, this should be out goal also.
2015-03-1029 minThe Preacher's VaultAn Overview of the Book of Romans Part 4 (Keith Mosher)The final in a 4 part series over viewing the book of Romans. Grab your Bible and study along with us.
2015-03-0637 minThe Preacher's VaultAn Overview of the Book of Romans Part 3 (Keith Mosher)Grab your Bible and study with us.
2015-03-0635 minThe Preacher's VaultAn Overview of the Book of Romans Part 2 (Keith Mosher)Join us for part two of our study.
2015-03-0440 minThe Preacher's VaultAn Overview of the Book of Romans Part 1 (Keith Mosher)Part one of our study of the book of Romans.
2015-02-2737 minThe Preacher's VaultIs My Heart In Christian Marriage (Keith Mosher Sr.)Is your marriage right in God's way.
2015-02-2632 minThe Preacher's VaultIs My Heart In Worship (Keith Mosher Sr.)God requires our worship be in spirit and in truth. Do you put your heart in your worship to God?
2015-02-2536 minThe Preacher's VaultIs My Heart In the Cross (Keith Mosher Sr.)Christ died for you, what does that mean to you?
2015-02-2527 minThe Preacher's VaultIs Your Heart Growing In Grace (Keith Mosher)God demand growth, Are you growing as God requires?
2015-02-2329 min
Du Vanguard au SavoyÉmission du 16 juillet 2014 - 11e émission de la 27e session...11e émission de la 27e session...
Cette semaine, la dernière danse de Charlie Haden, découvertes de Marie-Eve Boulanger et du vieux et du nouveau free !
En musique:
Louis Hayes sur Return of the Jazz Communicators (Smoke Sessions, 2014);
J'envoie sur l'album J'envoie (Indépendant, 2008)
Rob Mosher sur l'album Polerbridge (Indépendant, 2013);
Kevin Warren sur l'album East-West Project (OddSound, 2013);
Keith Jarrett et Charlie Haden sur l'album Last Dance (ECM, 2014);
Charlie Haden et Hank Jones sur l'album Steal Away (Verve, 1995);
Albert Ayler sur l...
2014-07-1700 minTHE HOBBYSHOP HERO (Online Magazine)SOLAR EMAIL & TWITTER HACKED (GURU will Never be Tarnished)www.fucksolar.comwww.fucksolar.comwww.fucksolar.comwww.fucksolar.comLeave any comment's, good, bad, whatever for this sucka ni66a @t Solar of 7Grand on TWITTER HERE_________________________________________My homegirl Wanja from I Still Love H.e.r. Just posted Crazy dope ish like Solars Email and Twitter getting Hacked and all the truth finally pouring out!So before you continue make sure you go to I Still LoveH.e.r. and Read all these posts --->--->HERE
2010-05-1100 min
ATW - Working In The TheatrePlaywright and Director - April, 1995The panel - playwright/actor Dan Butler ("The Only Thing Worse You Could Have Told Me"), playwright Tom Dulack ("Breaking Legs"), director Scott Ellis ("A Month In The Country"), playwright Keith Glover ("Dancing On Moonlight"), director Sean Mathias ("Indiscretions"), director Gregory Mosher (Cryptogram), director Lisa Peterson ("Slavs"), and literary agent Jack Tantleff - talk about where they began their careers, playwrights who direct their own work, funding for non-profit and regional theatres, and the role of casting directors.
2009-07-0800 min
Tony Award Winners on Working In The TheatrePlaywright and Director - April, 1995The panel -- playwright/actor Dan Butler (The Only Thing Worse You Could Have Told Me), playwright Tom Dulack (Breaking Legs), director Scott Ellis (A Month In The Country), playwright Keith Glover (Dancing On Moonlight), director Sean Mathias (Indiscretions), director Gregory Mosher (Tony Award winner for his revivals of Anything Goes in 1988 and Our Town in 1989), director Lisa Peterson (Slavs), and literary agent Jack Tantleff -- talk about where they began their careers, playwrights who direct their own work, funding for non-profit and regional theatres, and the role of casting directors.
2009-07-0800 min