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Spinal CastChange Comes From Action - Jeff TobyMeet Jeff Toby from St. Paul, Minnesota. At just 22, a motorcycle accident left him a C5 quadriplegic — but it didn’t stop his drive. Instead of following his family’s business, Jeff turned his energy toward finding a cure for paralysis. Through decades of advocacy and 26 years of organizing golf tournaments, he’s helped raise more than $500,000 for spinal cord research.In this episode of Spinal Cast, Jeff shares what it’s really like to live long-term with a spinal cord injury, why research still matters, and how community keeps hope alive. He’s honest about his fr...
2025-10-2634 minSpinal CastGoing Off-Road - Topher DownhamIn this episode of Spinal Cast, we are joined by Topher Downham, an adventurer, educator, and quadriplegic whose happiest moments are spent in the great outdoors. Passionate about helping others with disabilities connect to nature, Topher helped create a trail guidebook for Boulder’s Open Space and Mountain Parks, rides adaptive bikes built for every kind of terrain, travels the globe for new experiences, and started Omni Accessible, a firm that provides knowledge and expertise of outdoor accessibility world-wide. We talk about physical challenges, the thrill of trying new things, and the mutual benefit of connecting with people – especially unde...
2025-09-2841 minSpinal CastFinding Your People - Beth Reeves & Vanessa JewellIn this episode of Spinal Cast, we explore what it really means to meet someone where they are on their recovery journey. Our guests, Beth Reeves, a clinical social worker and Vanessa Jewell, an occupational therapist from The Institute of Rehabilitation and Research (TIRR) Memorial Herman Outpatient Rehabilitation, share how support groups and learning new skills – whether over Zoom or in person opens doors to new confidence and connection after an injury. They discuss how peer-to-peer connections spark inspiration, celebrate shared victories, and make daunting transitions feel doable. From learning new technologies to adapting to a...
2025-08-3130 minSpinal CastStack Good Days! - Hunter PinkeDoes attitude matter? Just ask Hunter Pinke. In this episode of Spinal Cast, we sit down with Hunter Pinke – a proud, small town North Dakotan athlete with a universal message. After a skiing accident changed his life, Hunter chose to rise, not retreat. With a big heart and an unwavering positive outlook, he’s turned adversity into purpose – helping others face their own challenges with authenticity and grace. Hunter doesn’t sugarcoat struggle, but he redefines it. His philosophy? One of many: stack good days, and good outcomes will follow. Tune in for an honest, upliftin...
2025-07-2731 minSpinal CastThe Trifecta: Neurons, Axons, & Genes - Dr. Murray BlackmoreIn this episode of Spinal Cast, we’re joined by Dr. Murray Blackmore – renowned for making complex biology accessible. He breaks down the incredible science behind spinal cord repair, from neurons and axons to the genes that guide regeneration. His groundbreaking research explores how mimicking gene activity could help severed axons reconnect, offering real hope for recovery after spinal cord injury. We also discuss a critical issue: potential cuts to NIH and federal research funding. Dr. Blackmore shares what’s at stake if these cuts go through – and why the future of innovation depends on continue...
2025-06-2942 minSpinal CastInside the 2025 Wheelchair Games - Seth ThomasIn this episode of Spinal Cast, we shine the spotlight on the 44th Annual National Veterans Wheelchair Games, coming to Minneapolis from July 17-22, 2025. Hosted by the Paralyzed Veterans of America (PVA) and the Department of Veterans Affairs, this event is the largest adaptive sports and rehabilitation competition for U.S. military veterans with disabilities. Our guest is Seth Thomas, President of the Minnesota Chapter of the PVA and a U.S. Navy veteran. Seth shares his powerful story – from his service and injury to his leadership role – and gives us an inside look at what...
2025-05-2521 minSpinal CastThe Power of Pericytes - Dr. Isaura MartinsIn this episode of Spinal Cast, we’re chatting with Dr. Isaura Martins about some seriously cool science. Her lab is digging into the world of pericytes - not the spooky creature, but a real type of cell that plays a big role in protecting the vascular barrier in the spinal cord during injury and repair.We discuss why pericytes are critical in spinal cord recovery and how winning the Wings of Life Foundation Research Award helped kickstart her lab. We also learn about her passion for mentoring women in science through the World Women in...
2025-04-2735 minSpinal CastPassion On & Off the Court - Scott HogsettSome people are natural athletes. They take risks and love that adrenaline high. Scott Hogsett is one of those people. After a life-changing accident left him quadriplegic in his first year of college, Scott refused to let it define his future. Instead, he pushed the limits – physically and mentally – becoming a powerhouse in the world of adaptive sports. A three-time Team USA Paralympic Wheelchair Rugby medalist, Scott clinched GOLD at the 2008 Paralympic Games in Beijing, China (Bronze in 2004 - Greece and 2012 - England.) Yet Scott’s ultimate reward was being inducted into the Arizona Sports Hall of Fame. Now retire...
2025-03-3037 minSpinal CastMimicking Neural Pathways - Dr. Marina MartinezIn this episode of Spinal Cast, we dive into the research of Dr. Marina Martinez, Associate Professor at the Département de Neurosciences at Université de Montréal. Dr. Martinez shares her journey into neuroscience and how her passion led her to focus on spinal cord injury research. With an in-depth understanding of the brain’s remarkable ability to adapt, she discusses the complex process of transforming ideas into viable treatments for paralysis. From the mechanical science behind spinal cord injury to the intricate design of safe, effective therapies, Dr. Martinez explains how her team uses...
2025-02-2339 minSpinal CastMobility Solutions - Bryan EverettIn this episode of Spinal Cast, we sit down with Bryan Everett, CEO of MobilityWorks, a leader in accessibility solutions for individuals with mobility challenges. From in-home lifts to custom fitted vehicles, MobilityWorks is at the forefront of innovation, addressing a wide range of needs. Bryan shares how the industry is dealing with new technologies and the importance of understanding and educating a diverse client base. He also discusses how MobilityWorks helps clients navigate the financial landscape for some of these life-changing purchases. With a mission to empower wheelchair users with mobility, independence, and personal freedom, this conversation highlights...
2025-01-2631 minSpinal CastGrowing up with a Paralyzed Parent - Maya Robles, Marisa Valenti, & Kevin Hoaglund Jr. It’s a small world after all! In this episode of Spinal Cast, Kevin Hoaglund Jr., Maya Robles, and Marisa Valenti share their personal journey of growing up in New Jersey with a parent paralyzed by spinal cord injury. These three adult children reflect on their unique experiences, navigating childhood, adolescence, and adulthood while providing insight into what it means to grow as individuals in a family dynamic that includes caregiving.With humor, heart, and honesty, they share lessons learned and personal perspective of what’s always been normal for them. Tune in to hear their fascinating stor...
2024-12-2253 minSpinal CastJust Be Gr8 - Ethan Glynn & Parker DurkinMeet Ethan Glynn and Parker Durkin, brothers who love the game of football even after a life-altering tackle left Ethan, then a freshman, with a C4 spinal cord injury. In this episode of Spinal Cast, we hear about a journey of resilience, acceptance, and adaptation, as they navigate life after injury. Through candid conversation, they open up about unwavering family and friend support, the determination to push forward, and how that life-changing injury birthed the Just Be Gr8 Foundation, two years after Ethan’s injury. Focused on supporting those facing medical crises, advancing spinal cord injury research, and providing ho...
2024-11-2432 minSpinal CastA Walk Across America - Zach Foor & Greg MansThis episode of Spinal Cast highlights the transformative power of writing, community, and overcoming adversity. Our guests are Zach Foor, a rehab technician, and Greg Mans, a survivor of a C3 incomplete spinal cord injury. Their friendship began in 2020 at the Recovery Project, a neuro-specialized physical therapy clinic in Livonia, Michigan. Bonded by a shared love of nature, adventure and writing, Zach decided to hike across the United States, east to west, on the American Discovery Trail (ADT) in Greg’s honor. He started on March 25, 2024 from Cape Henlopen, Delaware with Greg providing support including occasional in-person visits and vi...
2024-10-2732 minSpinal CastVoting with a Disability - Lydia McComasAs Election Day 2024 draws near, this episode of Spinal Cast couldn’t be more relevant. We’re excited to welcome Lydia McComas, Voter Engagement Division Manager for Hennepin County Elections (MN). Since 2022, Lydia has spearheaded voter outreach and has been part of Hennepin County since 2017. Her mission is to break down barriers and reduce disparities in voter participation, particularly for people with disabilities. Whether you live in Minnesota or elsewhere, Lydia’s insights offer valuable guidance on navigating the voting process with a disability. Voting is accessible no matter your situation! For more resources or questions, explore the links below...
2024-09-2919 minSpinal CastAging with SCI - Linda & Steve CarterIn this episode of Spinal Cast, we dive into the inspiring story of Linda Carter, whom her brother Steve affectionately calls "Wonder Woman." After a devastating snow tubing accident led to a T12/L1 incomplete spinal cord injury, Linda has been on a journey of resilience and persistence. Living with paralysis is a complex experience, filled with physical challenges and emotional ups and downs, especially when it strikes during the prime of life. Yet, Linda has faced it all with determination, grit, and a touch of humor, surrounded by the right people and supported by the unwavering bond she...
2024-08-2541 min
Inside the FrameFraming Success: From Art School to EntrepreneurshipIn this episode of Inside the Frame, I sit down with Thomas Houston, co-owner of Houston's Custom Framing and Fine Art Gallery in Ashland, Oregon. Thomas brings over 39 years of framing experience, including the prestigious designation of Certified Master Picture Framer - a title held by fewer than 100 people worldwide. Our conversation follows Thomas's journey from an art school graduate to a framing expert and business owner. We explore the challenges of starting and growing a framing business, the importance of staying true to oneself, and the evolving landscape of custom framing. Thomas shares insights on customer in...
2024-08-0737 minSpinal CastWalking Again - Vicky GarrisonMeet Vicky Garrison, an Air Force veteran who, after being diagnosed with cervical stenosis and myelopathy in 2003, has embraced current technology to walk again! Say hello to “Stanley Strider,” Vicky’s affectionate name for her EKSO Indego Personal Exoskeleton. In this episode we gain insight into Vicky’s remarkable journey and exceptional services provided by the Minneapolis VA.Through her steadfast faith, positive attitude, determination, and strong support system Vicky has transformed her life. Today, she’s not only walking but tackling daily tasks with little to no assistance. Most significant is the EKSO Indego has recent...
2024-07-2839 minSpinal CastTransforming Veteran Lives - Ryan BouslogIn this episode of Spinal Cast, we learn about the remarkable programs and treatments available to veterans at the VA Spinal Cord Injury and Disorder Center in Minneapolis. Ryan Bouslog, a neurologic physical therapist and assistive technology professional explains the process of accessing care and emphasizes the crucial team approach of helping veterans achieve their healthcare goals.The Spinal Cord Injury and Disorder Center in Minneapolis operates under a hub and spoke model and serves 1,400 veterans. It is the 6th largest center out of 25 nationwide. The research and technological advancements being developed there are transforming...
2024-06-3028 minSpinal CastNeuroscience Meets SCI - Dr. Samuel Chung & Noa GroomsYou’ve heard the saying, “it’s the little things that make a difference,” right? In this episode of Spinal Cast you’ll discover just how profound those little things can be! Dr. Samuel Chung (Sam) and Noa Grooms hail from Northeastern University where they have been working with C. elegans (roundworms). They uncovered a fascinating phenomenon: by precisely cutting a fiber in a neuron they can observe regrowth and redevelopment and begin to understand how they can influence it. It is this seemingly small breakthrough that holds the potential to transform the way we approach spinal cord injury therapies...
2024-05-2637 minSpinal CastLegal Rights & Finances Post SCI - Josh Basile & Kelley SimoneauxJosh Basile and Kelley Brooks Simoneaux, both seasoned attorneys, shed light on the multifaceted challenges individuals face after a spinal cord injury. Beyond the immediate focus of recovery, they uncover the daunting realities of navigating financial burdens, deciphering insurance complexities, managing fundraisers, safeguarding assets, and understanding one’s legal rights. Josh’s founding of SPINALpedia, aptly named for its comprehensive support network, serves as an invaluable resource for those seeking guidance and community. Through mentorship and shared experiences, SPINALpedia offers solace and encouragement to individuals grappling with the mindboggling obstacle course post-injury. Tune in to better understand why Josh like...
2024-04-2853 minSpinal CastTrue to Myself - Jack JablonskiJack Jablonski has a tattoo on his forearm, it reads: “I understand my injury. I don’t accept it.” That should give you some insight as to who he is and how he perceives the future.In this episode of Spinal Cast, we have a candid conversation as Jack reflects on the past 13 years. We discuss his injury, experience with the SpineX SCONE spinal electrical stimulator, and his decision to come out as a gay man. We also explore his current role with the LA Kings, love of hockey, and the inspiring work of his founda...
2024-03-2445 minSpinal CastChallenges of Travel - Ian RuderWelcome to the latest episode of Spinal Cast, where we discuss the often over looked challenges of air travel, particularly for those with disabilities. In this segment, Ian Ruder, Editor-in-Chief of New Mobility, shares shocking stories of air travel. You’ll discover the alarming lack of industry training for individuals with paralysis as well as the handling of essential equipment like wheelchairs. Ian also offers practical tips for smoother travel and highlights positive changes, including Delta’s wheelchair-friendly seating prototype and ongoing federal efforts to amend the Air Carrier Access Act. Join us for a discussion on the path towa...
2024-02-2524 minSpinal CastLife as a PCA - Kortni Hollingsworth & Sarah HollowellHave you ever wondered what it’s like to be a Personal Care Assistant (PCA) for someone with quadriplegia? In this episode of Spinal Cast we sit down with Kortni Hollingsworth and Sarah Hollowell. Little did they know when they applied and got hired to be Peter Morton’s personal care assistants.Through their lighthearted telling, Kortni and Sarah offer a candid look into the rollercoaster of emotions and responsibilities that come with the role of PCA. From heartwarming moments that created strong bonds to tough situations that demanded resilience, they share it all. It easy to see...
2024-01-2827 minSpinal CastHappiness & Purpose - Peter MortonIn this episode of Spinal Cast you’ll meet the compelling Peter Morton, Executive Director of the Morton Cure Paralysis Fund (MCPF). He’s more than a leader; he’s an open book sharing his knowledge, experience and unfiltered honesty. Get ready for a deep conversation with the man behind the mission. And, if you’re meeting him for the first time, you’ll soon understand why he’s a man many admire. We’ll unravel Peter’s personal story, from the circumstances surrounding his injury to the inception of MCPF. We’ll also discuss the impact MCPF is...
2023-12-1742 minSpinal CastBrothers for a Cure - David & Jason CarmelIdentical twin brothers, David and Jason, led fairly ordinary lives in New York City until a life-changing event on April 17, 1999. David broke his neck in Mexico just before starting his MBA program at Stanford University. During that time Jason was already two years into medical school at Columbia University. After a long recovery David finished his MBA at Stanford and these two brothers became a force in spinal cord injury research.Today, David is Chief Growth and Innovation Officer of the Foundation for the National Institutes of Health (FNIH,) passionately raising funds and awareness for our biggest...
2023-11-2632 minSpinal CastNo Limits after SCI - Nick LiBassiEveryone has a story, but Nick LiBassi’s is truly remarkable! In 1996, at age 26, Nick endured a horrific skydiving accident. Surviving the accident is almost unimaginable but what’s even more significant is what Nick has done with his life since that day.In this episode of Spinal Cast Nick shares with great honesty the challenging journey from injury and rehab to transitioning mentally and physically to a life that is something different than he originally imagined. As Nick states, “The people we encounter in our lives matter.”Because of Nick’s lived experience with spinal cor...
2023-10-2938 minSpinal CastResearch Lab Pipeline - Helen-Marie DunmoreAt MCPF we talk a lot about our global approach to spinal cord injury research and how it takes a lot of time. During this episode of Spinal Cast Helen-Marie Dunmore, Principal Scientific Advisor with Charles River Laboratories, United Kingdom shares some insight on why it takes so long and how their work is critical for safe and reliable therapies for those affected by spinal cord injury. We discuss the role of regulation, new drug trials, blood brain barrier, data sets, pre-clinical testing, animal models, functional methods, collaboration, and standardization – just to name a few of the challenges. We al...
2023-09-2425 minSpinal CastSisters after SCI - Becky, Bernadette, & Bridget“Dad, I can’t feel my toes.”Learning you are paralyzed isn’t just an adjustment for the injured individual, it’s an adjustment for the entire family. This episode of Spinal Cast shares the story of a family living in Milbank, South Dakota finding a new normal after their beloved daughter/sister, Becky is injured in a car accident. Three sisters; Becky, Bernadette and Bridget, all teenagers at the time, discuss the ripple effect the accident had on their family and how they all discovered things about themselves in the process. This is a candid conversation about a sh...
2023-08-2739 minSpinal CastThumbs Up! - Mike UtleyThe definition of the word “determined” is missing something, it’s Mike Utley. Thirty-two years after an NFL career ending spinal cord injury Mike continues to motivate and advocate for those living with paralysis. He is one of those individuals who deals with adversity better than most and has an irrepressible outlook on life. This episode of Spinal Cast covers his injury, recovery, and personal journey living with paralysis. Next time you use that “thumbs up” emoji here’s hoping you think of Mike. His message and his work are inspiring!The Mike Utley Foundation - https://www.mikeutle...
2023-07-3032 minSpinal CastBrain Spine Interface - Dr. Grégoire Courtine & Dr. Jocelyne BlochA tour de force, a dynamic duo, a powerful pair … somehow these phrases are not adequate when describing the incredible work of Dr. Grégoire Courtine and Dr. Jocelyn Bloch. Their remarkable discoveries in the field of spinal cord injury are bringing treatments to the forefront - using a brain-spine interface to facilitate movement for those living with paralysis. With the help of their dedicated team of scientists, what we once hoped for is now a reality. This is exciting stuff. Prepare to be amazed!Dr. Jocelyne Bloch is a neurosurgeon at the University Hospital Lausanne, Switzerland, als...
2023-06-2531 minSpinal CastEMT's Talk SCI - Dr. Gregg Jones & Dr. Aaron RobinsonThis episode of Spinal Cast features the extraordinary world of emergency services and two heroes who save lives every day. Dr. Gregg Jones and Dr. Aaron Robinson are EMS Physicians with Hennepin County Emergency Medical Services. They share valuable insights into their challenging field of work and discuss the causes of many critical calls, including those that result in spinal cord injury. Learn some life-savings tips and discover how you can be a hero too in those critical moments when experts are not immediately available.Gregg A. Jones, MDDr. Gregg Jones currently serves as...
2023-05-2836 minSpinal CastSCI Advocate Powerhouse - Dr. Brooke EllisonIn Memory of Dr. Brooke Ellison (1978-2024)Today we welcome the one and only Dr. Brooke Ellison to the podcast!In September 1990 Brooke was hit by a car on her way home from school. She was 11 years old. The accident left her paralyzed from the neck down and dependent on a ventilator. In 2000, ten years after her accident, she graduated magna cum laude from Harvard University. She gave a commencement address which was covered extensively by media outlets around the world, including the TODAY Show and New York Times.
2023-04-3041 minSpinal CastEmpowerment & Beauty - Wendy CrawfordMeet Wendy Crawford – she’s working for equal and accessible healthcare for women with disabilities and she’s doing it with a unique medium - the arts.Wendy was injured while driving to the airport for her first international modeling contract at the age of 19. Struck by a drunk driver she was rendered quadriplegic. Growing into womanhood with a disability, Wendy noticed a lack of available information for women with disabilities. As a result, she has devoted her life to raising awareness of the particular issues that women with physical disabilities face – especially in healthcare. Wendy has develope...
2023-03-2642 minSpinal CastRegenerative Biology - Dr. Jennifer MorganWe are honored to have Dr. Jennifer Morgan joining us for today’s episode! Dr. Morgan is a Senior Scientist and Director of the Eugene Bell Center for Regenerative Biology and Tissue Engineering at the Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) in Woods Hole, MA.She received her Ph.D. in Neurobiology from Duke University, where she worked on mechanisms of neurotransmission. She then carried out her postdoctoral studies on membrane trafficking in the Cell Biology Department at Yale University. In 2007, Morgan joined the Section of Molecular Cell and Developmental Biology at The University of Texas at Austin as an...
2023-02-2638 minSpinal CastUnite 2 Fight Paralysis - Matthew RodreickIn today's episode we sit down with Matthew Rodreick, Executive Director of Unite 2 Fight Paralysis (U2FP).Matthew became an advocate and activist on behalf of the SCI community after his son became quadriplegic from a spinal cord injury in 2008. With a background in healthcare management and community organizing his skills were instrumental in passing the SCI/TBI Research Grant Program in 2015. That success led to establishing and leading Unite 2 Fight Paralysis’ Cure Advocacy Network (successfully passing similar legislation in PA, WA and OH) until being hired as Executive Director in 2017. Rodreick is responsible for management and op...
2023-01-2939 minSpinal CastBryon Riesch Paralysis Foundation - Bryon RieschIn this episode we sit down with the inspiring, Bryon Riesch!In 1998, as a college freshman, Bryon Riesch suffered a severe spinal cord injury which left him paralyzed from the chest down with very limited use of his arms. Despite his injury, he graduated from Marquette University in 2002. He currently is part owner of R&R Insurance, where his responsibilities include investigating and implementing new ideas and technologies.He is also one of the founders and serves as President of the Bryon Riesch Paralysis Foundation (BRPF). Dedicated to finding a cure for paralysis, the BRPF...
2022-12-1937 minSpinal CastDaughter & Mother Adjust after SCI - Jenni & Lori TaylorToday we welcome the incredible duo of Jenni & Lori Taylor to the podcast!Due to a car accident on November 1, 2002, Jenni experienced a C-1/C-2 spinal cord injury. She is paralyzed from the neck down and breathes using a ventilator. Despite her disability, Jenni is incredibly positive and believes that all things happen for a reason. Following the accident, Jenni created a blog to update people on her life and hopefully help others. If you are interested in taking a closer look, we encourage you to check out the link below!"Positivity overpowers my disability
2022-11-2827 minSpinal CastMaking Life Happen: Part 2 - Tiffiny CarlsonWe are excited to present Part 2 of our conversation with the joyful and enthusiastic, Tiffiny Carlson!Tiffiny Carlson is a C6 quadriplegic from Minnesota. She was injured in a diving accident in 1993 at 14 years old. Helping others with spinal cord injuries has been her passion since her accident. She began mentoring other women with SCI in 1996 while in high school, then became a disability writer while attending Augsburg College, graduating with her BA in 2001. She worked as the "SCI Life" columnist for New Mobility magazine from 2003 – 2017 after graduation.Tiffiny's work has been featured in dozens of...
2022-10-2423 minSpinal CastMaking Life Happen: Part 1 - Tiffiny CarlsonIn today’s episode we are joined by the incredibly talented and enthusiastic Tiffiny Carlson!Tiffiny Carlson is a C6 quadriplegic from Minnesota. She was injured in a diving accident in 1993 at 14 years old. Helping others with spinal cord injuries has been her passion since her accident. She began mentoring other women with SCI in 1996 while in high school, then became a disability writer while attending Augsburg College, graduating with her BA in 2001. She worked as the "SCI Life" columnist for New Mobility magazine from 2003 – 2017 after graduation.Tiffiny's work has been featured in dozens of publ...
2022-09-2620 minSpinal CastProgress in SCI Research: Part 2 - Dr. Ann ParrWe proudly present Part 2 of our conversation with Dr. Ann Parr from the University of Minnesota!Dr. Parr received both her undergraduate degree and medical degree from Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario. She then completed her PhD studies in neural stem cell transplantation for spinal cord injury during neurosurgical residency at the University of Toronto. During this time she was affiliated with the Institute of Medical Science and the Clinical Investigator Program. She then received further training in complex spine at the University of Miami/Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL. After her training Dr. Parr came to th...
2022-08-2220 minSpinal CastProgress in SCI Research: Part 1 - Dr. Ann ParrIn this episode, we interview Dr. Ann Parr from the University of Minnesota!Dr. Parr received both her undergraduate degree and medical degree from Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario. She then completed her PhD studies in neural stem cell transplantation for spinal cord injury during neurosurgical residency at the University of Toronto. During this time she was affiliated with the Institute of Medical Science and the Clinical Investigator Program. She then received further training in complex spine at the University of Miami/Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL. After her training Dr. Parr came to the University of Mi...
2022-07-2421 minSpinal CastSpinal Cast TrailerThe Morton Cure Paralysis Fund is starting a podcast!These monthly episodes are designed to provide a new and unique perspective on spinal cord injury and the research being done to uncover a cure.We're excited about what's to come and we hope you'll join us!Learn more at: https://mcpf.org/
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Café com Polêmica - PodcastCCP - EP 4 - 3ª TEMPEnquanto alguns dormem, outros polemizam. No quarto episódio da terceira temporada do Café com Polêmica, Fabrício novamente nos brinda com sua ausência, mas por um motivo nobre, que você, ouvinte, descobrirá logo nos primeiros segundos do programa graças a um esforço de reportagem empreendido por nossa intrépida equipe.
Para ocupar seu célebre espaço, dessa vez temos entre nós a jornalista Juliete Lunkes, que adora receber flores. Experimente presenteá-la com rosas e verá onde elas irão parar.
Neste episódio descobrimos a existência obscura do McPF, que há anos figura esc...
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