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EL MIRADOREL MIRADOR T05C202 Vamos al cine con Antonio Rentero. Vuelve Pamela Anderson (20/06/2025)
FILMOTECAMURCIA.ES Sábado 21 de junio / 21:15 horas Tardes de soledad (Albert Serra, 2024). España. 125’. Retrato de una figura del toreo en activo, Andrés Roca Rey, que permite reflexionar sobre la experiencia íntima del torero, que asume el riesgo de enfrentarse al toro como un deber personal, por respeto a la tradición y como un desafío estético. Esto crea una forma de belleza efímera a través de la confrontación material y violenta entre la racionalidad humana y la brutalidad del animal. Festival de San Sebastián: Concha de Oro Domingo 22 de junio / 18:00 horasParis, T...2025-06-2017 min
The SME StreamOCR cut again as global uncertainty continues - so what's the outlook for our economy?The Reserve Bank has cut the Official Cash Rate 25-basis-points -- to 3.25 percent. That's the lowest it's been since August 2022 – though there were discussions about holding it. Today's move is in line with most economists' expectations, and is another positive sign of the growth of the economy. But there remains global uncertainty over President Trump’s policies and what impact his tariffs and trade wars could have. Today on The Front Page, Infometrics chief forecaster, Gareth Kiernan is with us to dissect the decision to cut again, and what impact global poli...2025-05-2817 min
The Front PageOCR cut again as global uncertainty continues - so what's the outlook for our economy?The Reserve Bank has cut the Official Cash Rate 25-basis-points -- to 3.25 percent. That's the lowest it's been since August 2022 – though there were discussions about holding it. Today's move is in line with most economists' expectations, and is another positive sign of the growth of the economy. But there remains global uncertainty over President Trump’s policies and what impact his tariffs and trade wars could have. Today on The Front Page, Infometrics chief forecaster, Gareth Kiernan is with us to dissect the decision to cut again, and what impact global poli...2025-05-2817 min
Decoding HealthMetabolic Wellbeing and Overcoming Stage 4 Cancer with Martin GillespieSend us a textIn this episode of Decoding Health, Martin Gillespie shares his remarkable journey from high-level corporate executive to stage 4 cancer thriver and holistic wellness advocate. After a devastating year of personal loss and a life-altering diagnosis of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, Martin opens up about the emotional toll, the power of therapy, and how embracing yoga, breathwork, and humor helped him heal. He and Dr. Kiernan explore the critical link between gut health, brain chemistry, and mindset—especially for men—and why slowing down and seeking support can be life-saving. With over 25 years of glob...2025-04-1455 min
Infection Control MattersThe Sinkbug Survey: Antibiotics, AMR, Chemicals and PlumbingIn this episode of Infection Control Matters, Martin Kiernan speaks with Dr. Nicole Stoesser about a large-scale, multi-centre study exploring the role of hospital sink infrastructure in antimicrobial resistance and pathogen dissemination. Representing the collaborative NITCAR-led "Sinkbug Consortium" we discuss surprising findings from 29 UK hospitals—including widespread antibiotic residues in sink traps—and reflect on the implications for sink design, waste disposal practices, and infection prevention strategies
The paper we discuss is here:
Rodger G, Chau K, Aranega Bou P, Moore G, Roohi A, The SinkBug Consortium, et al. Survey of healthcare-associated sink infrastructure, and sink...2025-04-0230 min
Industry Night with Nycci NellisThe Wines Behind Fauquier FabulousHi, everyone! The holidays may be behind us, but we’re diving headfirst into 2025. Can you believe it? Happy New Year! I’ve been reflecting on what an incredible 2024 it was, and wow—what a ride!Let’s start with travels: I’ve been all over the map! St. Martin’s Grand Case? Check. Medellín, Colombia? Absolutely—coffee tastings and Michelin-starred meals galore. New Orleans for the Beard Conference? You bet, and I ate everywhere. If you want the full scoop on my adventures (and what I ate), head to my Insta highlights.Closer to home, the DMV f...2025-01-131h 05
Tart Words: Writers read. Readers bake. Bakers write.Joan Wright MularzLinda talks with Joan Wright Mularz, author of the E.T. Madigan YA mystery series.Joan Wright Mularz lives in Florida and summers in Maine. She is the author of the E.T. Madigan YA mystery series. The third book in the series, Maine Roots Run Deep, was a Finalist for BEST YA BOOK at the 2018 Independent Publishers of New England Book Awards. Kirkus Reviews said "Maine Roots Run Deep" was "A winsome tale of a girl whose paranormal gift is only one of the traits that makes her exceptional." Her short story, "The Souk," w...2024-10-2512 minInfection Control MattersUsing AI in Infection Prevention: Opportunities and DangersIn this episode, Martin Kiernan catches up with Dr Gonzalo Bearman, Professor of Internal Medicine at Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, USA. We talk about the opportunities and dangers of using large language models like ChatGPT in the infecton prevention space. A link to a recent open access paper on this topic is here
Langford BJ, Branch-Elliman W, Nori P, Marra AR, Bearman G. Confronting the Disruption of the Infectious Diseases Workforce by Artificial Intelligence: What This Means for Us and What We Can Do About It. Open Forum Infect Dis. 2024;11:ofae053 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...2024-08-0717 minInfection Control MattersAn award-winning MDT collaborative approach to reducing risks from water in a large organisationIn this episode, Martin Kiernan talks to representatives of the Multi-disciplinary Team at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust in the UK, Dr Jessica Martin IPC Matron Adele Dyche and Haematology Matron Katie Sweeting . Building on from previously published work, they describe how efforts from the front line can impact on water safety, including initiatives such as sink removal, education programmes and collaborative working. This work won the 2023 award for Infection Prevention and Control at the annual Nursing Times Awards
The original paper from the group can be found here:
Rice W, Martin J, Hodgkin M...2024-07-2439 min
Gedanken in 4 zu 3Twisters (2024) KritikTwisters (2024)
Crew:
DIRECTOR: Lee Isaac Chung
WRITER: Mark L. Smith
ORIGINAL WRITERS: Michael Crichton, Anne-Marie Martin
STORY: Joseph Kosinski
EDITOR: Terilyn A. Shropshire
CINEMATOGRAPHY: Dan Mindel
PRODUCTION DESIGN: Patrick M. Sullivan
COMPOSER: Benjamin Wallfisch
COSTUME DESIGN: Eunice Jera Lee
Cast:
Daisy Edgar-Jones, Glen Powell, Anthony Ramos, Brandon Perea, Maura Tierney, Harry Hadden-Paton, Sasha Lane, Daryl McCormack, Kiernan Shipka, David Corenswet, Tunde Adebimpe, Katy...2024-07-2129 min
MOVIE MorningTwisters (2024) - MOVIE REVIEWHey everyone, Twisters - the "sequel" to one of the quintessential summer blockbusters of all-time, Twister - has hit theaters... a week early here! This is a film that I was heavily anticipating because the first film is a blast, the trailers looked fun and it was being directed by Lee Isaac Chung, who directed Minari. Oh, and I love the cast. I was really hoping this would be a classic throwback summer blockbuster but the question is, does it deliver on that hope? Find out in this review!
Twisters:
Directed by: Lee Isaac Chung
Screenplay by: Mark L. Smith
...2024-07-1222 min
The Ireland Podcast77. Bloomsday 2024: Part 2 - Drumcondra PerformancesEpisode 77 is also dedicated to Gerry Enright, Kerryman, lover of life, literature and Dublin, with us from March 19, 1960 to July 8, 2019.Episode 77 is the final instalment of Bloomsweek 2024 (or should that be Bloomsfortnight?) and features performances from the annual Drumcondra Joycean Jaunt on the 120th anniversary of Bloomsday. It is the second part of the Bloomsday 2024 recordings with Episode 74 being the first part.Drumcondra Joycean Jaunters convened at the current day shrine of the Blessed Virgin in Our Lady’s Park on the banks of the Tolka, across from Fagan’s, to celebrate the day...2024-06-211h 27
The Roundtable with Robert BannonZach Zucker, A Comedian You Need To Know, Talks "Jack Tucker: Comedy Standup Hour"We found the next comedic superstar! We are fans of Zach Zucker! Zach just recieved a rave review from the NY Times for his new show "Jack Tucker: Comedy Standup Hour." What is it? Part comedy, part satire, part crazy, part brilliant, 100% Must See! Plus look at his half fabricated bio below! He is our kind of funny!ZACH ZUCKER (Performer/Creator/Producer) is an award-winning performer and producer who's been touring the international comedy circuit for the past decade. He is the creator of Stamptown, the alter-ego of New York’s greatest comedian Jack Tucker, and one...2024-03-2528 minInfection Control MattersInvestigating a unique CPE strain outbreak - a possible new place to look?In this episode, Martin Kiernan talks to Mitch Clarke, Clinical Lead and Deputy Director of Infection Prevention and Control at Nottingham University Hospitals in the UK. We discuss an outbreak with a unique NDM CPE infection and look at where the investigations went, including a new reservoir that is a potential source - the floor scrubber.
Papers underpinning this work are here:
1. Benbow A, Clarke M, Yates C, Montgomery R, Staniforth K, Boswell T, et al. Hospital-wide healthcare-associated carbapenemase-producing Enterobacterales outbreak: risks of electric floor scrubbers in catering facilities and kitchens. J Hosp Infect. 2024;146:59-65...2024-03-2021 min
Feminist Book Club: The PodcastWho Should Win Best Adapted Screenplay? Do you love books? Do you love movies? Do you love to celebrate and/or complain about book-to-movie adaptations? This is the episode for you! In anticipation of the 96th Academy Awards, Sally watched all of the nominees for Best Adapted Screenplay… and then read all the books they were adapted from. She’ll never get those 60+ hours of her life back, but she’s here to share the books worth reading, the movies worth watching, and her pick for who should win Best Adapted Screenplay. Books Mentioned: Americ...2024-03-0529 minInfection Control Matters90% Reduction in MRSA bacteraemia. Possible but patience is a virtue!In this episode, Martin Kiernan and Phil Russo talk to Professor Michael Borg of the Faculty of Medicine & Surgery in the Medical School at the University of Malta and Head of Department (Infection Control) at Mater Dei Hospital in Malta. We discuss a recent paper desctibing the stages that brought about a 90% reduction in MRSA bloodstream infections over a ten-year period.
The main paper we discuss: Borg MA, Suda D, Tartari E, Farrugia C, Xuereb D, Borg Inguanez M. Preventing healthcare-associated MRSA bacteremia: getting to the root of the problem. Antimicrob Steward Healthc Epidemiol 2023;3(1):e248. https://doi...2024-01-2438 minInfection Control MattersWould you be admitted to a room where a previous person was infected?In this episode, Brett and Martin discuss a paper they were recently involved with - a systematic review and meta-analysis on prior room occupancy and the risk to the next person. This paper has been recently published in Infection, Disease and Health.
Findings provide some evidence to help inform a risk management approach when determining patient room allocation. The risk of pathogen acquisition appears to remain high, supporting the need for continued investment in this area.
Here is a link to the paper.
In our discussion, we also mentioned a paper about nurses...2023-11-2913 min
What To WatchWheel of Time finale, Chris Rock making MLK Jr. biopicThe Two Rivers crew reunites in the season finale of The Wheel of Time — and someone could declare himself the Dragon Reborn. Two long-lost twins find each other in the raunchy Dicks: The Musical, starring Megan Mullally, Nathan Lane, Megan Thee Stallion, Bowen Yang, and more. Workplace drama creates relationship drama in the movie Fair Play, starring Phoebe Dynevor and Alden Ehrenreich. Kiernan Shipka travels back to the '80s to save her mom and her friends from a masked murderer in the movie Totally Killer. The new season of 90 Day Fiancé follows six new couples and the return of...2023-10-0619 min
Naudio DoxBarnligan: TrailerSommaren 2023 grips en 13-årig pojke av polis mitt i centrala Upplands Väsby. Han bär på en plastpåse med fyra skarpladdade pistoler. Händelsen skakar kommunen och leder till stora rubriker. Vem är pojken? Upplands Väsby har sedan flera år tillbaka haft allvarliga problem med Barnligan, ett kriminellt nätverk där flera av medlemmarna är minderåriga barn. Gängvåldet har där, precis som i resten av Sverige, nått oproportionerliga nivåer. Skjutningar, explosioner och blodiga konflikter skapar rubriker dagligen. Men hur började allting?Medverkande: “Olga”, fritidsledare Sebastian, Ivan och Johan, ungdomar i Upplands Väs...2023-10-0300 minInfection Control MattersIdentifying healthcare cleaning research priorities in resource-limited settingsIn this episode, Martin Kiernan talks to Dr Giorgia Gon, Assistant Professor of Epidemiology, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine about a briefing paper that identifies research priorities for healthcare cleaning in resource-limited settings. We discuss the process of determining the priorities, the groups involved and the final areas that should be targeted with research funding, including cost-effectiveness, the use of biocides or detergents and minimum requirements.
You can find a copy of the CLEAN Briefing here
Other papers of interest:
1. Cross S, Gon G, Morrison E, Afsana K, Ali SM, Manjang T...2023-09-2024 minInfection Control MattersSinks in ICU Patient Rooms. Lower numbers of sinks equals lower infection rates?In this episode, Martin talks to Giovanni-Battista Fucini about a recent paper from Germany that examined infection rates in critical care in which it was reported that hospitals without sinks in patient rooms have lower infection rates. Newer hospitals in Germany tend not to have sinks in the patient rooms in ICU.
The paper we discuss is here:
Giovanni-Battista, F., C. Geffers, F. Schwab, M. Behnke, W. Sunder, J. Moellmann & P. Gastmeier (2023) Sinks in patient rooms in the ICU are associated with higher rates of hospital-acquired infections. A retrospective analysis of 552 ICUs. J Hosp Infect, 10.1016...2023-09-0624 min
The ASHE PodcastEpisode 7: The Power of Podcasts, Vomiting Cats and Other Reflections with Martin KiernanIn this episode of The ASHE Podcast, Dr. Gonzalo Bearman and Dr. Priya Nori are joined by special guest, Martin Kiernan to discuss his recent ASHE article titled, “The power of podcasts: Exploring the endless possibilities of audio education and information in medicine, healthcare epidemiology, and antimicrobial stewardship,” which was coauthored by Philip Russo and Brett Mitchell. Gonzalo, Priya and Martin discuss the benefits (and potential pitfalls!) of podcasting as a medium for disseminating research as well as share some behind-the-scenes tips, tricks, and outtakes from the world of podcasting. After listening, be sure to go to Cambridge.org/ashe to r...2023-08-0738 min
Capital HackingE286: Is a Mastermind Right For You? Join Us For a Roundtable Discussion About GoBundanceIn this episode of Capital Hacking, host Josh McCallen and John Edwin dive into the topic of GoBundance. They are joined by six GoBundance members (David Kiernan, Joe Colasuonno, Martin Eiden, Lance Knaub, Hoan Thai, & Brian Beers) who share their personal experiences and discuss the importance of joining communities like GoBundance to improve various aspects of their lives. The episode provides insights into what GoBundance is all about - a group of men dedicated to becoming the best versions of themselves and living fulfilled and meaningful lives. Tune in to hear their inspiring stories and discover the power of...2023-07-1329 minInfection Control MattersSurgical site infection, quality improvement and patient involvement with Sinéad HorganIn this episode, Martin Kiernan talks to Sinèad Horgan, Director of Nursing South/South West Hospital Group, and School of Nursing and Midwifery, College of Medicine and Health, University College Cork in Ireland. We discuss a journey towards surgical site sueveillance and quality improvement and her recent papers on this topic. We discuss knowledge, attitudes, gaining engagement, buy-in and the importance of patient involvement in SSI prevention.
Papers discussed include:
Horgan S, et al. Healthcare professionals' knowledge and attitudes of surgical site infection and surveillance: A narrative systematic review. Nurse Educ Pract. 2023;69:103637. HTTPS://doi:10.1016/j.ne...2023-06-2827 minInfection Control MattersRight specimen, right time - The importance of diagnostic stewardshipIn this episode, Martin Kiernan talks to Dr Valeria Fabre, Associate Professor of Medicine at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and Associate Medical Director of the Antimicrobial Stewardship Program and an Associate Hospital Epidemiologist at the Johns Hopkins Hospital. We discuss the recent SHEA position paper on practical aspects of diagnostic stewardship and the use of the diagnostic pathway (ie, ordering, collecting, processing, reporting, and interpreting results of a diagnostic test).
Paper discussed:
Fabre V, et al. Principles of diagnostic stewardship: A practical guide from the Society for Healthcare Epidemiology of America Di...2023-04-0622 minInfection Control MattersThe Sink Splash Zone - danger lies within?In this week's episode, Brett and Martin talk to Dr Mark Garvey, Consultant Clinical Scientist at University Hospitals Birmingham in the UK. We discuss a new paper from the UHB team which looks at the practical aspects of contamination within the splash radius of a clinical hand hygiene sink in a critical care area. The range of high risk equipment within the zone is quite interesting! Papers mentioned are as below.
1. Garvey MI, Williams N, Gardiner A, Ruston C, Wilkinson M, Kiernan M, et al. The sink splash zone. J Hosp Infect. https://doi:10.1016/j.jhin.2023.01.020 PubMed P...2023-03-1518 min
Employee To Boss: Entrepreneurship, Side Hustles, and Business Growth Tips from Experts59. Making Business Feel ‘Abundant and Aligned’ with Jess MartinIn this episode, Jess and I talk about the masculine vs feminine of business, navigating the unfamiliar, starting a new business and deciding what feels good to you, structuring your business around your menstrual cycle, and much more. She also shares an incredible mantra with the Employee to Boss listeners, which she usually only shares with her clients. Jess is a mindset coach, podcast host and female leader guiding women to live a life far from average. Through her podcast, programs and social media platforms, Jess is here to give you all the tools, resources and...2023-03-0143 min
Out Of Office: A Travel PodcastLuis Barragán’s Mexico CityIn this episode of "Out of Office: A Travel Podcast," Kiernan and Ryan explore the colorful world of acclaimed Mexican architect Luis Barragán and his iconic works in Mexico City. Ryan chats with Martin Luque, a CDMX-based architect who actually grew up in Casa Gilardi - the last house designed by Barragán! Also, Kiernan shares his insights on traveling with kids and even shares a harrowing tale of his Dickensian youth. Things we talked about on today’s episode: Martin’s Father talks about Casa Gilardi: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=10154827207262454 ...2023-02-281h 02
The Jay Martin ShowThe Importance of M&A Activity in the Junior Mining Space - VRIC 2023Jay hosts a panel of all-star guests at the VRIC to get their take on mergers and acquisitions in the junior mining space, with a tilt towards gold and silver companies. Rick Rule, Adrian Day, and Director at Empress Royalty Natascha Kiernan all bring their unique insights to the table to discuss the ins and outs of takeouts and how investors can benefit from M&A activity.Sign up for our free weekly newsletter at https://www.JayMartin.club2023-02-1426 min
Mora FMS02E12: Perspektive (POV)U ovoj epizodi pričamo o tome tko nam priča priču. Koje lice koristimo u pisanju - 1., 2. ili 3.? Kako stojimo sa sveznajućim pripovjedačima? Kako s nepouzdanim? Koje su nam knjige zanimljive bile baš po naratoru?
U ovoj se epizodi spominju:
Points of view, POVovi, LARP/larp, fokalizacija, third person close, third person limited, omniscient, Igor Rendić: A Town Called River, Roger Zelazny: serijal Amberske kronike, Jim Butcher: serijal The Dresden Files, framing device, Anne Rice: Intervju s vampirom, Bram Stoker: Drakula, epistolarni roman, Haunting of Bly Manor (TV 2020), Edgar Allan Poe, HP Love...2023-01-261h 20
Krod's Sports and Gaming Universe!Teofimo Lopez vs Sandor Martin PostFight Breakdown+ More Updated Boxing News!Sorry for the show ending up unexpected boxing family lol i fell asleep during the show here's my edited version of this and hope you guys enjoy the show. Much love and see you guys next year for more boxing breakdowns. I got more episodes coming on the way for all the sports interview shows i did with fighters and hope to upload them soon for you guys to watch it. Salute to the LDBC and TWT FAMILY!!!!!!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/canelo-gets-destroyed-by-dmitry-bivol-lets-talk/donations2022-12-233h 24
Krod's Sports and Gaming Universe!Frank Martin vs Michel Rivera POSTFIGHT BREAKDOWN WITH COMBATTOOLBAG+DHIVEBOXING!WHAT A GREAT NIGHT OF BOXING AS I WAS HAVING A GOOD TIME CHOPPING IT UP WITH THE HOMIES! PLEASE BE SURE TO HIT THE LIKE BUTTON ON MY YOUTUBE CHANNEL AND OTHER PLATFORMS. MUCH LOVE TO ALL SUPPORTERS AND THE GRIND DON'T STOP!!!! #LDBC #FREEDOM #LIBERTYFORBOXINGSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/canelo-gets-destroyed-by-dmitry-bivol-lets-talk/donations2022-12-232h 07
Kritiqal CareEpisode 64: Dave HoffmanDave Hoffman (they/them) is the creator of Mixolumia (davemakes, 2020), an arcade puzzle game combining contextual soundtracks with diamond-based combos. They came on the show to dig into the spontaneous origins of the game, how it continued to evolve and incorporate player creations, and the difficulty of marketing puzzle games in a streamer attention economy. Later, they admit to having never seen Goncharov (Martin Scorsese, 1973).
You can follow Dave on Twitter @davemakes, on cohost @geometric, and purchase Mixolumia on itch, Steam, and Switch.
Dave’s Cool Thing to Share
Getting owned by Goncharov
...2022-12-031h 05Infection Control MattersTurning prevalence into incidence to determine the burden of healthcare associated infectionsIn this week's episode, Martin Kiernan talks to Brett Mitchell about his recent paper that estimates the burden of HCAI from a prevalence study.
Papers discussed are:
Lydeamore MJ, Mitchell BG, Bucknall T, Cheng AC, Russo PL, Stewardson AJ Burden of five healthcare associated infections in Australia. Antimicrob Resist Infect Control 2022; 11: 69. https://aricjournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13756-022-01109-8
Russo PL, Stewardson AJ, Cheng AC, Bucknall T, Mitchell BG The prevalence of healthcare associated infections among adult inpatients at nineteen large Australian acute-care public hospitals: a point prevalence survey. Antimicrob Resist Infect...2022-07-1331 minInfection Control MattersAre we experts? Phil, Brett and Martin mull this overThis week's podcast is a live chat recorded in Melbourne in June and features Phil Russo, Brett Mitchell and Martin Kiernan, who discuss whether we think that we are IPC experts (or not). Have a listen and make your own mind up!
2022-07-0518 minInfection Control MattersWhat affects environmental contamination with C. difficile? New papers with Dr David WeberIn this week's episode, Martin Kiernan talks to Dr David Weber, Professor of Medicine, Pediatrics and Epidemiology at the University of North Carolina about recent papers on environmental contamination with Clostridioides difficile. We discuss antibiotics and the effect of asymptomatic carriage on risk of transmission. The papers we discuss are:
Warren BG, et al. The Impact of Infection Versus Colonization on Clostridioides difficile Environmental Contamination in Hospitalized Patients With Diarrhea. Open Forum Infect Dis. 2022;9(4):ofac069. https://doi:10.1093/ofid/ofac069
Turner NA, et al. Impact of Oral Metronidazole, Vancomycin, and Fidaxomicin on Host Shedding and Environmental Contamination With Clostridioides d...2022-06-0124 minInfection Control MattersMeasuring cleaning effectivness and improvement with Dr Phil Carling from SHEA Spring 2022In this episode recorded at the 2022 SHEA spring meeting, Martin Kiernan discussed measuring the effectiveness of cleaning with Dr Phil Carling from Boston. We also discuss how data used from environmental monitoring can be used to promote improvements in practice.
Some of Phil's key papers in this area are here:
Carling PC, et al. Improved cleaning of patient rooms using a new targeting method. Clin Infect Dis. 2006;42(3):385-388. https://doi.org/10.1086/499361
Carling PC, et al. Improving environmental hygiene in 27 intensive care units to decrease multidrug-resistant bacterial transmission. Crit Care Med. 2010;38(4):1054-1059. https://doi.org/10.1097/ccm.0b013e...2022-04-2921 minInfection Control MattersCO2 monitoring to find hospital areas with poor ventilation - Poster at ECCMID 2022 with Sharon BamberIn this episode recorded at the ECCMID 2022 meeting in Lisbon, Portugal, Martin Kiernan talks to poster abstract presenter Clinical Scientist Sharon Bamber about her organisation's use of small, portable and inexpensive CO2 monitors (Airvisual Pro iQAir - other monotors are available..) that measure air quality. Through the use of these, the organisation (Wirral University Hospital Trust in the UK) was able to determine which areas of the organisation were poorly ventilated based on aur quality, allowing for mitigation measures (portable HEPA) to be implemented.
If you would like to read the poster whilst listening, Sharon has kindly...2022-04-2911 min
Keep It!”Desperately Seeking Aida”Ira, Louis, and a returning Aida discuss Janelle Monae coming out as non-binary and other genderqueer celebs, Jerrod Carmichael’s comedy special Rothaniel, Elon Musk buying Twitter, hot takes on Steve Martin’s old SNL skits, and the new season of Selling Sunset. Plus, Kiernan Shipka joins to discuss her new Roku series Swimming with Sharks, her Mad Men memories, and more.For a transcript of this episode visit crooked.com/keepit
2022-04-271h 22Infection Control MattersHuman and financial cost of healthcare-associated pneumonia with Dr Dian Baker at the 2022 SHEA Spring MeetingIn this episode recorded at the 2022 SHEA Sprong meeting, Martin Kiernan talks to Dr Dian Baker, Emeritus Professor at California State University, Sacramento, USA. Dian has been a passionate advocate for action against healthcare-onset non-ventilator associated pneumonia (nVHAP) for over 12 years and as ever, it was a personal experience that motivated her to look into this important topic. Apart from the human cost, nVHAP is responsible for use of antibiotics and means huge costs for healthcare systems globally. Some of Dian's key papers are listed here:
1. Baker DL, et al. Prevention practices for nonventilator hospital-acquired pneumonia: A...2022-04-2014 minInfection Control MattersN95 Mask use for respiratory protection - a discussion with Dr Michael Klompas at the SHEA Spring MeetingMartin Kiernan managaed to grab a few minutes with Dr Michael Klompas, ID Physicial at Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston and Associate Professor at Harvard Medical School, at the SHEA Spring meeting. We discuss the use of N95 masks and whether in a time of Omicron increased prevalence they should be used in all healthcare settins and not just for suspected or confirmed cases of COVID. Some of Dr Klompas' recent papers are here:
1. Klompas M, et al. Universal Use of N95 Respirators in Healthcare Settings When Community Coronavirus Disease 2019 Rates Are High. Clin Infect Dis. 2022;74(3):529-531. d...2022-04-1309 minInfection Control MattersImplementation of patient warming to prevent SSI - How hard can it be? With Prof. Judith TannerIn this week's episode, Martin Kiernan talks to Dr Judith Tanner, Professor of Adult Nursing at the University of Nottingham, UK about a paper in which a mixed methods approach to examining potential and actual barriers to implementation of patient warming were examined. Papers discussed during the session include:
Tanner J, et al. Using a comprehensive audit to identify local context prior to care bundle design and implementation for inadvertent perioperative hypothermia in colorectal surgery. BMJ Open Qual. 2021;10(1). doi:10.1136/bmjoq-2020-001132 https://bmjopenquality.bmj.com/content/10/1/e001132
Melling AC, et al. Effects of preoperative warming on the...2022-04-0532 min
Make Dementia Your B*tch!Episode 38: What is Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy?Chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) is a type of neurodegenerative disease that includes ongoing and worsening problems with memory. CTE has been depicted in movies and television episodes--but not accurately. In this podcast, Dr. Jablonski explains CTE and describes how it is like Alzheimer's dementia and how it is different. She also explains the confusion around traumatic brain injuries, CTE, and dementia.
Here are the citations for the references she mentions:
MARTLAND HS. PUNCH DRUNK. JAMA. 1928;91(15):1103–1107. doi:10.1001/jama.1928.02700150029009
Mez J, Daneshvar DH, Abdolmohammadi B, Chua AS, Alosco ML, Kiernan PT, Evers L, Marshall L, Mar...2022-03-2331 minInfection Control MattersEnvironmental decontamination reduces healthcare infections - a systematic review with Alexandra PetersIn this week's episode, Martin Kiernan talks to Alexandra Peters, who works in Prof. Didier Pittet's group at the University Hospitals of Geneva and with a WHO Collaborating Centre. We discuss a new systematic review that demonstrates that there is significant evidence that environmental decontamination reduces healthcare-associated infections and colonisations and also progress on a new Healthcare Environmentsl Hygiene (HEH) self-assessment tool, the results of which will shortly be published.
Papers that we discuss are:
Peters, A., Schmid, M.N., Parneix, P. et al. Impact of environmental hygiene interventions on healthcare-associated infections and patient colonization...2022-03-1725 minInfection Control MattersInfection Prevention Team Staffing levels - Less (staff) is more (infections)?In this week's episode, Brett Mitchell and Martin Kiernan use a recent paper published in Infection Control and Hospital Epidemiology to start a discussion about an relationship between IPC Team staffiing levels and levels of healthcare-associated infections. How are staffing levels set and is it just a number or is there more to it? The papers that we discuss are listed below.
1. Clifford RJ, Newhart D, Laguio-Vila MR, Gutowski JL, Bronstein MZ, Lesho EP. Infection preventionist staffing levels and rates of 10 types of healthcare-associated infections: A 9-year ambidirectional observation. Infect Control Hosp Epidemiol. 2022:1-6. doi:10.1017/ice.2021.507
2022-03-0926 minInfection Control MattersCould a virtual Infection Prevention Service provide support in middle and low income countries? With Prof Gonzalo BearmanIn this episode, Martin Kiernan talks to Professor Gonzalo Bearman, Chair, Division of Infectious Diseases and Hospital Epidemiologist/Medical Director of VCU Healthcare and the Richard P. Wenzel Professor of Internal Medicine at the Virginia Commonwealth University Health System (full CV here)
Following on from the increase in virtual working due to the pandemic, we discuss the potential for providing healthcare facilities in low and middle income countries with virtual support and consulting. The papers that we discuss are listed here.
1. Jones, T., Marimuthu, K., Bearman, G. Virtual Infection Prevention and Control in Low- and M...2022-03-0118 min
Live Well AnywaySurviving the End of Winter with MacKenzie and KatieOn the Live Well Anyway podcast this week, MacKenzie and Katie are talking about how to make it through the rest of winter and make the best of it. Katie shares the things she does in the late winter months to keep cozy and have things to look forward to. MacKenzie talks about how she makes the most of spontaneous moments and gives herself grace in the wintertime. They also share some book and product recommendations for favorites that are getting them through these days.
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LINKS MENTIONED 2022-02-231h 19Infection Control MattersHand drying - a lot of hot air?In this episode, Brett Mitchell and Martin Kiernan discuss methods of drying hands after hand hygiene has been performed, with a focus on hand dryers versus paper towel. Personal details about Martin's habits are disclosed as we mull this over and present some papers.
Papers presented include:
1. Suen, L. K., Lung, V. Y., Boost, M. V., Au-Yeung, C. H., & Siu, G. K. (2019). Microbiological evaluation of different hand drying methods for removing bacteria from washed hands. Scientific reports, 9(1), 1-7. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-019-50239-4
2. Reynolds, K. A., Sexton, J. D., N...2022-02-2324 minInfection Control MattersMouth Care Matters - Oral hygiene & healthcare associated infectionIn this episode we return to another ICM favourite topic, healthcare-associated pneumonia that is not device-associated. Martin Kiernan talks to Dr Mark Garvey, Director of Infection Prevention and Helen Woodall, Senior Dental Nurse, both of University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Trust about the 'Mouth Care Matters' initiative. Education of registered nurses and healthcare assistants was a key part of the strategy, which ultimately resulted in a significant reduction in infections.
Note that in England a 'Trust' is an NHS healthcare provider organisation which may be made up of more than one hospital or unit.
The paper...2022-02-0931 minInfection Control MattersAirborne Transmission - would air filtration reduce a range of infections and why is there reluctance to recognise it? With Matt Butler, Christine Peters and Evonne CurranIn this, the first episode of 2022, Martin Kiernan talks to Dr Matt Butler, Consultant Geriatrician (Addenbrookes Hospital, Cambridge, UK), Dr Christine Peters, Consultant Microbiologist (NHS Greater Glasgow, Scotland) and Dr Evonne Curran, now an independent IPC Consultant. We start off by discussing how Matt came to design a study that looks at the effect of air filtration on a range of infections, including respiratory viruses and more 'common' pathogens like Clostridium difficile. We also discuss why it had taken so long for airborne transmission to be accepted as a mode of transmission. Books recommended by Evonne in the podcast...2022-01-2639 minInfection Control Matters25 years of Contact Precautions, but benefit or harm and what is the evidence? With Prof Jennie WilsonIn this week’s episode, Martin Kiernan talks to Professor Jennie Wilson of the Richard Wells Research Centre at the University of West London and current Infection Prevention Society President. We discuss her recent editorial, co-written with Associate Professor Jacqui Prieto from the University of Southampton. After 25 years of contact precautions, first introduced as putative best practice, the evidence to support this intervention has not appeared and there are suggestions that harms may be being caused through poor implementation. Contact precautions add PPE and physical isolation to Standard Precautions, however does this lead to over, and inappropriate use of PP...2021-12-0827 minInfection Control MattersUse of video reflexive ethnography in IPC, clinical care and nurse education - an ACIPC 2021 special with Dr Mary Wyer and Dr Su-Yin HorIn this second special edition from the 2021 ACIPC Conference, Brett Mitchell and Martin Kiernan talk to Drs Mary Wyer and Su-yin Hor. Mary and Su-Yin's work on Video Reflexive Ethnography (VRE - not that one) is world-reknowned with many publications. In this discussion they outline how the use of video to examine and develop practice has helped in biopreparedness as well as its uses in other areas of infection prevention and control and nurse education.
Papers referred to in this podcast:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32089464/
Iedema, R., Carroll, K., Collier, A., Hor, S. Y., M...2021-11-1031 minInfection Control MattersUrinary catheter awareness - an ACIPC Conference special with Dr Gillian Ray-BarruelIn this special ACIPC conference episode, Brett Mitchell and Martin Kiernan talk to Dr Gillian-Ray-Barruel, from Griffith University School of Nursing and Midwifery and QEII Jubilee Hospital, Brisbane.
Gillian is presenting at the 2021 virtual ACIPC Conference on urinary catheter awareness. Gillian has an long standing interest in medical device placement, and this paper focuses on patient and staff awareness of the need for the catheter. Naturally we digress into other areas such as consent and nurse advocacy!
Papers that we refer to in this session:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11042237/
2021-11-0926 minInfection Control MattersStaph. capitis in NICU - Global problem or just another CoNS trick? - with Dr Alicia DemirjianIn this podcast, Martin Kiernan talks to Dr Alicia Demirjian about the issue of seemingly increasing reports of Staphylococcus capitis cases in neonates. Alicia is Consultant Epidemiologist at the Evelina Children's hospital in London and leads the antimicrobial resistance and prescribing team at the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) - formerly Public Health England. Alicia has been working on this issue for a while now and we discuss the problem (and if there is one), findings to date and possible interventions. Some of the papers that we discuss are here, as is a link to the video on how...2021-11-0331 minInfection Control MattersFundamental and missed care impacts on healthcare-associated infection with Prof Heather LovedayIn this episode, Martin Kiernan talks to Prof Heather Loveday, Director of the Richard Wells Research Centre at the University of West London about an lecture recently given at the 2021 IPS Conference. The topic discussed centres on the role that fundamental care has in the prevention of healthcare-associated infections and the impact of 'missed' care.
Papers for futher reading on these topics are listed below.
Journal of Clinical Nursing special issue on fundamental care: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/13652702/2018/27/11-12
Richards, DA, Hilli, A, Pentecost, C, Goodwin, VA, Frost, J. Fundamental nursing care: A...2021-10-2731 minInfection Control MattersMonoclonal antibodies and future IPC priorities - a chat with Jon OtterIn this week's episode, Martin Kiernan talks to Dr Jon Otter of Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital NHS Trust in the UK about a couple of Jon's recent blog postings on the popular "Reflections" blog (https://reflectionsipc.com/). We first discuss a paper in the New England Journal of Medicine that reported on a study that examined the use of monoclonal antibodies in preventing infection in unvaccinated household contacts of COVID that can be found here https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2109682.
Then we go on to discuss Jon's recent presentation on future priorities for iPC...2021-10-2134 min
Struggle Session31 Days of Horror 2021Support the show and get bonus episodes every week at http://sesh.plus | http://patreon.com/strugglesession | http://strugglesession.substack.com On today's episode Leslie runs Jack through the Struggle Session horror picks for 2021 with some help from our friends at Wrong Station. https://www.wrongstation.com/ Leave us a voicemail at http://sesh.show Check out the shop http://strugglesession.shop FILM Candyman Come True Def by Temptation Exorcist III Exegesis Lovecraft Hellraiser II Housewife Killer Clowns From Outer Space Prince of Darkness Slumber Party Massacre The House That Jack Built Titane Zodiac TV Black Summer Brand New Cherry Fla...2021-10-091h 00Struggle Session31 Days of Horror 2021Support the show and get bonus episodes every week at http://sesh.plus | http://patreon.com/strugglesession | http://strugglesession.substack.com On today's episode Leslie runs Jack through the Struggle Session horror picks for 2021 with some help from our friends at Wrong Station. https://www.wrongstation.com/ Leave us a voicemail at http://sesh.show Check out the shop http://strugglesession.shop FILM Candyman Come True Def by Temptation Exorcist III Exegesis Lovecraft Hellraiser II Housewife Killer Clowns From Outer Space Prince of Darkness Slumber Party Massacre The House That Jack Built Titane Zodiac TV Black Summer Brand New Cherry Fla...2021-10-091h 00
Struggle Session Premium31 Days of Horror 2021On today's episode Leslie runs Jack through the Struggle Session horror picks for 2021 with some help from our friends at Wrong Station.https://www.wrongstation.com/Leave us a voicemail at http://sesh.showCheck out the shop http://strugglesession.shopFILMCandymanCome TrueDef by TemptationExorcist IIIExegesis LovecraftHellraiser IIHousewifeKiller Clowns From Outer SpacePrince of DarknessSlumber Party MassacreThe House That...2021-10-091h 00Infection Control MattersSurgical Site Infection Surveillance - Who cares? With Dr Jon Otter at the IPS ConferenceIn another special edition from the 2021 IPS conference in Liverpool UK, Martin Kiernan talks to Dr Jon Otter, who presented a paper on improving and broadening surgical site infection surveillance. But to whom does it matter and how can IPC Teams achieve engagement with other clinical specialities and managers of healthcare providers?
Shockingly in this episode Jon admits to finding a qualitative study of interest - Tanner J, Padley W, Davey S, Murphy K, Brown B Patients’ experiences of surgical site infection. Journal of Infection Prevention 2012; 13: 164-8.
(https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/1757177412452677)
Another pa...2021-09-2916 minInfection Control MattersYear in Infection Control - papers selected by Prof Andreas Voss at ICPIC 2021In this final episode at ICPIC 2021 (Geneva), Martin Kiernan talks to Professor Andreas Voss from the Radboud University Medical Centre (Radboudumc) and Canisus-Wilhelmina Ziekenhuis in the Netherlands. Andreas is always a sought after speaker for his engaging style whilst getting to the heart of the matter. To get the most from this podcast, you might need to look at the papers we mention below.
Endoscopes
Benowitz I, Moulton-Meissner HA, Epstein L, Arduino MJ. Gastrointestinal Flexible Endoscopes: Infection Control Risks, Lessons Learned from Outbreaks, and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Guidance. Gastrointestinal Endoscopy Clinics of N...2021-09-2222 minInfection Control MattersFrom whole genome sequencing to sinks with Dr Amy MathersIn another episode from the 2021 ICPIC Conference, Martin Kiernan talks to Dr Amy Mathers, who moderated and spoke at a session on whole genome sequencing and also the issue of plasmid-mediated outbreaks. World-reknowned for her work on drains and sinks at the University of Virginia (see http://uvasinklab.org/), here are just a couple of the research outputs.
Intensive Care Unit Wastewater Interventions to Prevent Transmission of Multispecies Klebsiella pneumoniae Carbapenemase–Producing organisms
https://academic.oup.com/cid/advance-article/doi/10.1093/cid/ciy052/4834952
Spread from the Sink to the Patient: In S...2021-09-1718 minInfection Control MattersPublish or we are all damned: The effect of COVID on journal publications with John McConnell of the LancetIn this episode from the 2021 ICPIC Conference, Martin Kiernan talks to John McConnell, Editor-in-Chief of the Lancet Infectious Diseases about his keynote yesterday about the impact (and vice-versa) of the COVID pandemic on publishing both in peer-reviewed journals and in pre-print forms.
An enormous increase in the number of submissions and diversification in countries submitting are amongst the areas that we discuss. Ultimately, the research and publication process has been critical in the dissemination of the most useful data that have shaped interventions and treatments.
2021-09-1715 min
Dublin GAAGo Ahead Dublin Championships show- Episode 1On Episode 1 of the Go Ahead Dublin Championship show, we're joined by former Dublin stars Dotsy O'Callaghan & Coman Goggins and by The Herald's Conor McKeon to look back on Round 1 of the Go Ahead Dublin Senior A Hurling & Senior 1 Football Championships.
We also chat to Naomh Barróg chairman Martin Kiernan to discuss the great work being done at the club.2021-09-151h 02Infection Control MattersLooking to ICPIC Conference 2021 with Prof Didier Pittet and Prof Stephan HarbarthIn this special episode, Martin Kiernan talks to the ICPIC 2021 Conference organisers, Profs Didier Pittet and Stephan Harbarth about the upcoming meeting to be held in Geneva. With over 400 delegates attending in person from all over Europe and further afield, this will be the first major meeting to have a significant face-to-face element since the onset of the COVID pandemic.
We discuss COVID safety, programme highlights and whether hybrid design will be the future of conferences. Details of the conference and the programme can be found here https://conference.icpic.com/
We hope to bring...2021-09-0915 minInfection Control MattersCAUTI - decades of little progress?In this episode Brett Mitchell and Martin Kiernan chew the fat over the fact that, despite knowing that it makes up a great proportion of HCAIs globally, progress can be measured in a series of small victories without actually winning the war. We discuss a new systematic review that suggests benefit from meatal cleansing with antiseptics (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8190044/pdf/bmjopen-2020-046817.pdf) as well as barriers to progress in this important issue https://www.journalofhospitalinfection.com/article/S0195-6701(21)00149-3/fulltext
We will return to this topic again!
2021-09-0129 minInfection Control MattersMind your language! With Claire Kilpatrick and Martin ShovelIn this week's episode, Martin Kiernan talks to WHO Consultant Claire Kilpatrick and Martin Shovel, a writer, satirical cartoonist and communications coach who runs Creativityworks, an organisation that offers training and workshops in the art of communication (https://creativityworks.net/).
We look at words and they way that they make people feel. Cold words (like 'compliance') are a huge turn-off, so can we find ways of gaining better engagement through the use of language?
Read one of Martin's blogs on the use of language here https://creativityworks.net/blog/?id=a-word-about-words
Also mentioned...2021-08-2529 min
Business Central Manufacturing ShowDemystifying Microsoft Dynamics Business Central 365 manufacturingI met Matthew Kiernan, Business Applications Director at Bam Boom Cloud in the UK. The conversation turned into the next episode of the Business Central Manufacturing Show.When we met before the show, Matt said: "The manufacturing end of Business Central, although can be complicated, doesn’t need to be super scary." I picked up that statement and opened the conversation with the WHY question. Well, the remaining 30+ minutes just flew by and Matt managed to demystify Dynamics 365 Business Central. This went as far as transferring the concept of an MVP (minimal viable product) from sof...2021-08-1834 minInfection Control MattersCompassion and Infection Prevention - Not mutually exclusive!In this week's episode Brett MItchell and Martin Kiernan talk to Julie Storr. Julie is a consultant to the World Health Organisation who originally started her infection prevention career in Oxford in the UK. We hear how Julie was motivated by patient stories of isolation and virtual imprisonment in elderly care settings to try and bring compassion into play, supported by sound infection prevention principles. Here are links to some of the outputs from Julie's work to date.
The open letter in Nursing Times: Infection prevention and control should never be at the expense of compassionate care https...2021-08-1835 minInfection Control MattersSomething in the air? With Dr Kirsty BuisingThis week, Brett Mitchell and Martin Kiernan are joined by Dr Kirsty Buising, infectious diseases physician at the Royal Melbourne Hospital who is also Deputy Director of the National Centre for Antimicrobial Stewardship and chief investigator for the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) funded Centre for Research Excellence in Antimicrobial Stewardship in the Doherty Institute at Melbourne University. Together they discuss a paper just published in Infection Control and Hospital Epidemiology in which small, domestic-level HEPA filtration devices were used to rapidly remove glycerine-based aerosol, used as a surrogate for respiratory viruses, from rooms and corridors in...2021-07-1426 minInfection Control MattersCelebrating 20 years of Teleclass Education with Paul WebberIn this episode, Martin Kiernan and Brett Mitchell talk to Paul Webber in the 20th year of the Webber Teleclass series that remains free for all in low-income countries.
Originally envisaged by his friend and mentor Dr Syed Sattar as being a short series for an Canadian audience, there have now been in excess of 750 editions with episode audiences sometimes numbering in the tens of thousands. The speaker faculty is a veritable 'Who's who' in the infection prevention world and the free online recordings library is a great resource and can be found here https://webbertraining.com...2021-06-3027 min
Fearless Women Podcast By Janice McDonaldAmy Kiernan - Sector Lead At Twitter and Professional CoachMy guest today is Amy Kiernan. She’s sector leader at Twitter, leading a sales team. Amy's a professional coach, and a self described game addict, who says that walks among trees makes her happy. She’s going to tell us about that and so much more!At 6:12 min in, Amy's shares her thoughts on handling the "keyboard courage" of others."It doesn't sit well, it's unfortunate that that happens, across all platforms. What I would say is, don't be silenced, continue sharing your message, that's the most important thing. Focus on what it is that...2021-04-3024 minInfection Control MattersPractical elements of healthcare environmental cleaning - With Brett Mitchell and Martin KiernanIn this podcast, Brett and Martin discuss a paper from March 2021 published by Assadian and colleagues, in the Journal of Hospital Infection. "Practical recommendations for routine cleaning and disinfection procedures in healthcare institutions: a narrative review" https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33744383/.
We particularly liked the way that the paper is structured and that, although published in a focused scientific journal, the paper is accessible to all with an interest in hospital hygiene.
Assadian O, Harbarth S, Vos M, Knobloch JK, Asensio A, Widmer AF Practical recommendations for routine cleaning and disinfection procedures in healthcare...2021-04-1426 min
Pediatric Sports Medicine PodcastCTE: A Conversation with Chris NowinskiChronic Traumatic Encephalopathy, otherwise known as CTE, is a major topic when talking about the spectrum of things related to brain injury in sports. From its first descriptions in 1928 by Dr. Harrison Martland when coining the term “Punch Drunk Syndrome” to its portrayal in the movie “Concussion” with Will Smith starring as pathologist Dr. Bennet Omalu, many now have concerns about the effects of repetitive head trauma in our athletes. Today on the podcast I’m joined by a former WWE wrestler, now researcher, who has taken a lead role in raising awareness of CTE.
The Pediatric Sports Medicine Podcast Links Bar:
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La Vieja RazaLa Vieja Raza 2x05 Book haul de noviembreNuevo book haul, esta vez más pequeño y para celebrar el día de las librerías: Un corazón atribulado, Autobiografía literaria/3, George R.R. Martin, Editorial Gigamesh; Hundara la Rebelde, Miguel Ángel Naharro, Unrated Books de Unrated Cómics; La Corona del Pastor, Terry Pratchett, Fantascy; Agentes de Dreamland, Caitlín R. Kiernan, Alianza Runas; Saga vol.6, Brian K. Vaughan y Fiona Staples, Planeta Cómic.
Un programa cortito, pero bien aprovechado.
Además puedes escuchar La Vieja Raza en las siguientes plataformas:
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6u7AhGaAMXzhugOHWuZLfW
Google Podcast: https://podcasts.google.com...2020-11-1534 min
La Vieja RazaLa Vieja Raza 2x05 Book haul noviembre 2020 Día de las libreríasNuevo book haul, esta vez más pequeño y para celebrar el día de las librerías: Un corazón atribulado, Autobiografía literaria/3, George R.R. Martin, Editorial Gigamesh; Hundara la Rebelde, Miguel Ángel Naharro, Unrated Books de Unrated Cómics; La Corona del Pastor, Terry Pratchett, Fantascy; Agentes de Dreamland, Caitlín R. Kiernan, Alianza Runas; Saga vol.6, Brian K. Vaughan y Fiona Staples, Planeta Cómic.
Un programa cortito, pero bien aprovechado.
Además puedes escuchar La Vieja Raza en las siguientes plataformas:
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6u7AhG...2020-11-1534 min
Duel of the TakesEp. 19: Quentin Tarantino's Filmography RANKEDThe Squad is joined by guest Kiernan Doyle to rank the filmography of Quentin Tarantino. Nate wastes his veto in the first round, Kiernan talks a lot about the movie he tries to place in last place, Josh tries to save his favorite movie by sacrificing the panel's choice for Top 3. Jory tries to stay calm. Alden has heard of some of these movies.
Support Duel of the Takes and make a strong impression with a nice, European Timepiece? Head over to Pierre Arden and use Promo code: "NATEM25" at checkout to save 25% on your order!
Want to start your...2020-08-201h 31
GenostoryEp. 5 The Armenian GenocideJoin historian John Lestrange for episode 5 of Genostory: We Agreed to Do This. In this episode John will go over the Armenian genocide and the historic contexts that allowed it to happen. Also, as a reminder to everyone listening Black Lives Matter and All Cops are Bastards Special thanks to the app Hatchful and MJ Bradley for designing and editing out logo. Show music is "Crusade - Heavy Industry by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License. Sources: Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly Resolution 275. https://www.a...2020-08-1500 min
Der Phantastik-BrunchVon Aliens, Conventions und Promi-Begegnungen - Der Phantastik-Brunch Folge 15 (inklusive Hörprobe von Christopher Paolinis "Infinitum")Herzlich Willkommen zu eurer wöchentlichen Dosis Phantastik - dieses Mal inklusive exklusiver Hörprobe aus "Infinitum" von Christopher Paolini! In dieser Woche haben wir Catherine Beck zu Gast, die einen ganz heißen Draht zu George R. R. Martin persönlich pflegt. Zumindest so heiß, dass Michelle dank ihr seine Hand schütteln durfte. Außerdem reden wir über Aliens, Conventions und das neue Buch von Christopher Paolini. Nicht unbedingt in dieser Reihenfolge.
Genannte Convention-Panels:
San Diego Comic Con Panels unter https://comiccon2020.sched.com/
Dispatches from middle-earth
Constantine: 15th Anniversary Reunion
Bill & Ted face the...2020-07-2142 min
Control the ControllablesEpisode 32: Martin Lee - Management of disappointmentMartin Lee is one of a very select few British Male Players to reach the ‘Holy Grail’ of Top 100 ATP. Was it an easy journey there? Find out more....
2020-07-041h 16
El Ajo RecomiendaEl Ajo Recomienda: ¿Por qué ver? Diablero, Sabrina, Luna Negra, October Faction, Ares [Series]Tema: Demonología, Ángeles, Conspiración, Magia prehispánica, Esoterismo, Magia Oriental, Exorcistas, Magia, Entidades, Grupos de Poder, terror, Paranormal, Misterio Emisión: 08/02/2020 Temporada 2 Episodio 05
Abstract: 5 Series de terror, ciencia ficción, misterio, temas paranormales, Organizaciones secretas, profecías y conspiración que están disponibles por Netflix y vale la pena ver si eres amante de estas temáticas.
Ficha técnica.
Nombre: Diablero https://youtu.be/THe8gw0wzmw
Estreno: 21 de diciembre de 2018
Temporadas: 2
Próxima Temporada: Temporada 3 (Por confirmar)
Episodios Emitidos: 14
Duración: 40 - 50 minutos
Género: Terror / Ficción / Drama / Misterio
Idioma: Español
País: México
Creador...2020-02-1014 minOut Of Office: A Travel PodcastGetaway Founder Jon StaffThis week on Out of Office: A Travel Podcast, Kiernan talks to Jon Staff, the cofounder of travel start-up Getaway, which strives to get people to disconnect from technology and unwind in the woods. You’ll learn why Getaway goes out of its way to place its tiny cabins in places that Jon describes as “no place special.” Also, Ryan sings the praises of radioactive tourism. Things we talked about in today’s podcast: Museum of American Finance - https://www.moaf.org/ Getaway - https://getaway.house/ Chernobyl tourism - https://www...2019-09-0334 min
Futility ClosetJeanne Baret The first woman to circumnavigate the world did so dressed as a man. In 1766, 26-year-old Jeanne Baret joined a French expedition hoping to conceal her identity for three years. In this week's episode of the Futility Closet podcast we'll tell the story of her historic journey around the globe. We'll also hear Mark Twain's shark story and puzzle over a foiled con artist. Intro: In 1856 Samuel Hoshour wrote an imaginary correspondence full of polysyllabic words. In 1974 Dennis Upper published a study of his intractable writer's block. Sources...2019-04-2232 min
Why Watch That RadioMovie Talk: Little, Guava Island, Red Joan, and Little WoodsLittleJordan is a take-no-prisoners tech mogul who torments her long-suffering assistant, April, and the rest of her employees on a daily basis. She soon faces an unexpected threat to her personal life and career when she magically transforms into a 13-year-old version of herself right before a do-or-die presentation. Jordan will now need to rely on April more than ever -- if April is willing to stop treating Jordan like a 13-year-old child who has an attitude problem.Director: Tina GordonProduced by: Will Packer, Kenya Barris, James LopezCast...2019-04-1634 min
Why Watch That RadioMovie Talk: Little, Guava Island, Red Joan, and Little WoodsLittleJordan is a take-no-prisoners tech mogul who torments her long-suffering assistant, April, and the rest of her employees on a daily basis. She soon faces an unexpected threat to her personal life and career when she magically transforms into a 13-year-old version of herself right before a do-or-die presentation. Jordan will now need to rely on April more than ever -- if April is willing to stop treating Jordan like a 13-year-old child who has an attitude problem.Director: Tina GordonProduced by: Will Packer, Kenya Barris, James LopezCast...2019-04-1634 min
Big Gay Fiction PodcastInterlocking Universes with Morgan Brice / Gail Z. MartinJeff & Will recap their weekend at the 2019 Coastal Magic Convention. Gail Z. Martin, who writes m/m romance under the name Morgan Brice, talks with Jeff about the interlocking universes she's created between her pen names that span multiple genres including fantasy, steampunk and urban fantasy. They also talk about her recent releases, including The Rising as well as Badlands in audiobook. The episode concludes with a story from the Coastal Magic Convention Improv Flash Fiction panel. Authors Eric R. Asher, Kathy Lyons, Damon Suede, Lucienne Driver, Amy Lane and Kiernan Kelly create a story usin...2019-03-041h 02
The Body of Evidence046 - Concussions and the Canadian Food GuideChris gets surprisingly aggressive (and hairy) during a football match, which leads the boys to discuss concussions. Jacob goes to a hockey game and finds a lot of people who are intimately familiar with mild traumatic brain injuries. How common are they, what’s the treatment for them, and should you let someone with a concussion fall asleep? Perhaps more importantly, would you let your kid play football (or hockey)? Also: a new iteration of the Canadian Food Guide gets rid of food groups; talcum powder strikes back; probiotics make surprising appearances in our food supply if we are to...2019-02-0352 min
Lifemark: A Made For TV PodcastEpisode 33 - SmoochHappy Valentine's Day, yall! We got you a dead dad, some amphibians and a Brit with amnesia. Don't say we never did anything romantic for our listeners. We watched Smooch starring Kelly Martin and Kiernan Shipka, where we learn about dissection and fire escapes and love. But mostly dissection .2017-02-1000 min
Preparing for the InevitableGradual Dying and End-of-Life Care, Part 2This podcast will help you get ready to face the inevitable unpleasant things that will happen in your life -- things like trouble, suffering, sickness, and death -- the death of people you love and your own death.
The Bible says in Psalm 146:2-4: "While I live will I praise the Lord: I will sing praises unto my God while I have any being. Put not your trust in princes, nor in the son of man, in whom there is no help. His breath goeth forth, he returneth to his earth; in that very day his thoughts p...2015-09-1216 min
JNNP podcastDiagnostic criteria for CBS; tractography in ALS fifty years ago; better tests for bvFTDIn April’s podcast, we put a spotlight on amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and frontotemporal dementia.
Maxime Bertoux, a neuropsychologist at Paris-Sorbonne University, discusses the problem of misdiagnosis of the behavioural variant of FTD, and how he’s shown the Social Cognition and Emotional Assessment is a more powerful tool than others in use (20.50).
And Martin Turner, consultant neurologist at Oxford University Nuffield Department of Clinical Neuroscience, talks about early tractography work in ALS (13.23).
We also take a look at corticobasal syndrome. JNNP editor Matthew Kiernan asks John Hodges, Neuroscience Research Australia, about his work looking to standardise diagnostic criteria (1.16).
See also...2013-02-1531 min
JNNP PodcastDiagnostic criteria for CBS; tractography in ALS fifty years ago; better tests for bvFTDIn April’s podcast, we put a spotlight on amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and frontotemporal dementia.
Maxime Bertoux, a neuropsychologist at Paris-Sorbonne University, discusses the problem of misdiagnosis of the behavioural variant of FTD, and how he’s shown the Social Cognition and Emotional Assessment is a more powerful tool than others in use (20.50).
And Martin Turner, consultant neurologist at Oxford University Nuffield Department of Clinical Neuroscience, talks about early tractography work in ALS (13.23).
We also take a look at corticobasal syndrome. JNNP editor Matthew Kiernan asks John Hodges, Neuroscience Research Australia, about his work...2013-02-1531 min
Inside HealthHospital infections, nutrition, gout, gluten, Shockwave, tennis elbowDr Mark Porter demystifies the health issues that perplex us and separates the facts from the fiction. He brings clarity to conflicting health advice, explores new medical research and tackles the big health issue of the moment revealing the inner workings of the medical profession and the daily dilemmas doctors face. This week Mark examines the protocols for visitors to hospitals and asks whether there's any evidence that they help control the spread of infection - is there any science behind using the hand gels provided? Why do some hospitals ban flowers - and should you be...2012-02-0727 min
StarShipSofaStarShipSofa No 176 CaitlÃn R. KiernanComing UpShort Short: How to Run A Con Pt1 by Michael Swanwick 01:36Fact: Everything by Morgan Saletta 08:21Main Fiction: Galapagos by CaitlÃn R. Kiernan 35:08Interview: Terry Martin from Murky Depths 01:42:00Main Fiction: Dr North’s Wound by John Dodds 01:59:40Interview: John DoddsNarrator: Amy H Sturgis2011-02-162h 34
StarShipSofaStarShipSofa No 176 CaitlÃn R. KiernanComing Up
Short Short: How to Run A Con Pt1 by Michael Swanwick 01:36
Fact: Everything by Morgan Saletta 08:21
Main Fiction: Galapagos by CaitlÃn R. Kiernan 35:08
Interview: Terry Martin from Murky Depths 01:42:00
Main Fiction: Dr North’s Wound by John Dodds 01:59:40
Interview: John Dodds
Narrator: Amy H Sturgis
2011-02-162h 34
The Writer and the CriticEpisode 1: 'Deathless' and 'The Book Thief'Welcome to the thrilling first episode of The Writer and Critic, a monthly podcast dealing with news, books reviews and the odd bit of idle gossip.
After 10 minutes of rambling where your hosts Ian Mond (he would be the critic) and Kirstyn McDermott (she would be the writer) talk about the podcasts that have inspired them (and Ian mention his ego, while Kirstyn forgets something important), the podcast then gets down to some news.
This months news items include the the Elizabeth Moon controversy (cue groans from Kirstyn) and when authors go bad. Ian brings up this blog post by...2010-11-141h 11The Writer and The CriticEpisode 1: 'Deathless' and 'The Book Thief'Welcome to the thrilling first episode of The Writer and Critic, a monthly podcast dealing with news, books reviews and the odd bit of idle gossip.
After 10 minutes of rambling where your hosts Ian Mond (he would be the critic) and Kirstyn McDermott (she would be the writer) talk about the podcasts that have inspired them (and Ian mention his ego, while Kirstyn forgets something important), the podcast then gets down to some news.
This months news items include the the Elizabeth Moon controversy (cue groans from Kirstyn) and when authors go bad. Ian brings up this blog post by...2010-11-141h 11