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pplpodCurly Howard: The Fragile Man Behind the Bulletproof StoogeOn screen he was the indestructible human cannonball whose head broke saws and hammers. Off screen, Jerome Lester Horwitz was a quiet, deeply insecure man who drank just to feel comfortable in a crowded room and built a human shield out of pure comedy.This deep dive strips away the manic Curly Howard persona to reveal the complex human underneath, a graceful ballroom dancer whose entire physical style was born from a childhood gunshot wound and the shame of shaving his head. We trace how his greatest insecurities became his most famous gags, how Columbia Pictures worked...
2026-06-2320 min
The Self Trust Solution | Real Stories. Real Self-Trust.The Doer's Asymmetry | Lynn Howard on AuthorityRead the full episode breakdown + show notes: https://www.theselftrustcoach.com/blog/identity-gap-humility-self-conceptYou finished the conversation, replayed it in your head, and asked yourself why you over-explained to people who already respected you.This week I sat down with Lynn Howard, business development strategist, fractional COO, author, and co-creator of The Pursuit of Badasserie, who has spent 25 years building and selling companies across three continents. We trace the self-trust thread running through her decision to buy a franchise as a single mom, her partnership in Badasserie, and the moment she caught herself reaching for validation from people who were...
2026-06-1745 min
Clarity Under PressureThe System Did Not Need a Gun: Understanding the Architecture of Modern PressurePressure Architecture Episode SummaryIn this episode, we deconstruct the concept of Pressure Architecture—a modern system of governance that uses rules, incentives, and technical gateways to shape human behaviour. We examine why the system no longer needs direct force to achieve compliance, how pandemic-era tools have transitioned into permanent digital identity networks, and why the removal of "human friction" via AI creates a qualitative leap in institutional control.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Key Discussion Points1. Defining the Invisible ArchitecturePressure Without Force: Power today relies on a layered arrangement of...
2026-06-0422 min
MEREDA MattersA Conversation with Jim Howard and Andrew SilsbyAfter 28 years and owning one of Maine’s largest commercial real estate portfolios, Jim Howard remains a name you might not know.
On the latest MEREDA Matters, host Justin Laverriere and co-host Andrew Silsby, President and CEO of Kennebec Savings Bank, sit down with the founder of Priority Group to unpack the quiet playbook behind 62 property companies across Maine and New Hampshire. They trace Howard’s path from running Home Vision Video in the 1990s to building 31 Rusty Lantern Markets with John Koch and investing $90 million in the 15-year redevelopment of Brunswick Landing, where his work helped create 825 jobs and made...
2026-06-0257 min
The Sean Trace ShowFive Ways To Be More Resilient - The Sean Trace ShowLife can hit hard sometimes.Stress, setbacks, rejection, failure, overwhelm, all of it can make you feel like you’re falling behind or getting crushed by the pressure.In this episode of The Sean Trace Show, I break down 5 science-backed ways to become more resilient, mentally, emotionally, and physically.We talk about:• Why stress might actually be helping you grow• The mindset shift that changes pressure into power• Why relationships are critical for resilience• How small actions create momentum• The Stoic idea of controlling what you can control• Why pu...
2026-05-1214 min
Stories of the Civil WarThe Christian General: Oliver Otis HowardIn this episode, we take a deep dive into the life of one of the nineteenth century's most contradictory figures: Major General Oliver Otis Howard. Known to the press and public as "The Christian General" and mockingly referred to by his own troops as "Old Prayer Book," Howard navigated America's bloodiest era guided by an unwavering, rigid evangelical pietyWe'll explore how religious fervor, military ambition, and paternalistic humanitarianism shaped Howard's extraordinary and highly unusual life. We trace his journey through the ranks of the Union Army, detailing his catastrophic battlefield injury at Fair Oaks, his controversial an...
2026-04-0842 min
Unpacked In Santa CruzEpisode 80: James Everingham: From Small Town Pennsylvania to The Most Important Business Hub The Last 30 Years, Facing A Reality That Life Might Be Moving Faster Than Humans Can AdaptA GED, a 0.0 college moment, and a kid obsessed with a Commodore 64 somehow add up to a career that lands at Borland, rides the Netscape wave, and still ends with one clear conclusion: Santa Cruz feels like home. We trace the real path, not the cleaned-up résumé version, from rural Pennsylvania winters to California fog, from bulletin boards and shareware checks to high-stakes interviews with the people who built the tools an entire generation learned on. If you’ve ever felt like an outsider who “got in by luck,” you’ll recognize the emotional thread running through every chapter.
2026-03-211h 10
Small Lake CityVault Episode 13: Howard LyonA good life in art rarely follows a straight line. We sit down with fine artist Howard Lyon—whose work spans Magic: The Gathering, Dungeons & Dragons, and the worlds of Brandon Sanderson—to trace a path that runs from a tech-filled childhood in Mesa to global conventions, cathedral-quiet studios, and a thriving creative home in Utah.Howard unpacks the moment tabletop fantasy turned from hobby to compass, and how video games quietly trained him for a painter’s life: mastering color, texture, and collaboration while learning to deliver on deadlines. He shares the Venn diagram that guides his ca...
2026-03-091h 45
Hot Mess History PodcastCatherine Howard (Part 3)From maid of honor to queen in a matter of months, Catherine Howard’s rise at the court of Henry VIII was as dazzling as it was dangerous.In this episode, we trace Catherine’s life serving Anne of Cleves, the moment Henry first noticed her, and the lightning fast fall of Thomas Cromwell, all as she is swept from the background of court into the center of the throne room.Intro music by Fantasy Music StudioMusic by Vlad Bakutov from PixabayFair Use Disclaimer: This po...
2026-03-0328 min
Shadow Me Next!When Service Becomes Identity: Healing The Invisible Amputations | Rachel HowardWhat are we still missing when service members come home “intact” on paper but feel amputated in spirit? We sit down with Rachel Howard, a 14‑year Army National Guard combat medic, purple heart recipient, VA program developer, and now U.S. Senate candidate, to trace a path from convoy medicine and CBRN readiness to building one of the first VA post‑deployment respiratory clinics, where patients had real symptoms and “normal” tests. The common theme is service: how identity forms under pressure, why it fractures after discharge, and what it takes to stitch purpose back together.Rachel breaks down...
2026-03-0235 min
Table for FourRussell Howard & Dan AtkinsonIf you enjoy sharp comedy, good food and the kind of chat that goes gloriously off-menu, you’re in the right place.
In this episode of Table for Four by Good Food, Joanna Page and Mathew Horne sit down with long-time collaborators Russell Howard and Dan Atkinson for a relaxed, very funny dinner. Between bites cooked by resident chef Samuel Goldsmith, the pair trace their first meeting on the chaotic 90s comedy circuit, swap stories from the writing room, and confess to some truly questionable cooking moments, including a mackerel dauphinoise that divided opinion....
2026-02-261h 01
The Everyday Icon Style PodcastEpisode 198: Why a Closet Audit Reveals More Than Style Ever WillThe Silent Partner Private Podcasthttp://the-executive-edge.kit.com/560a58e519Your wardrobe is already telling the truth. Our job is to read it. The power of an honest closet edit shows how evidence, not aspiration, unlocks a calm, repeatable way to get dressed. No full-blown makeover required. Just clear patterns, smart edits, and a tighter connection between what you wear and how you actually live.We start by exposing the gap between saved inspiration and daily routines. Instead of chasing Pinterest-perfect looks, we trace...
2026-02-0411 min
Ohio RootsEpisode 65 - Kate Penney HowardThis episode of the OGS Ohio Roots podcast we preview the 2026 Ohio Genealogical Society Conference with guest Kate Penney Howard. Kate discusses her upcoming sessions on using DNA to solve maternal surname mysteries, uncover lost GI fathers, investigate a fascinating con-man case, explore forgotten Midwestern settlements, and trace orphan train stories. It’s a conversation about discovery, problem-solving, and the powerful stories hiding in the records—and in our DNA.
2026-02-0225 minUnpacked In Santa CruzEpisode 74: Brian Upton: Hope And The Human Microphone, A Conversation About Community And Why Story Still MattersThe city is changing fast, and so are we. From rising rents and a shifting skyline to the quieter work of neighbors feeding neighbors, we unpack how hope can take root right in the middle of pressure—no slogans, just people doing the next right thing.I sit down with Brian Upton, the mind behind Santa Cruz Vibes, to trace his path from hometown kid to media founder and to examine a different way to build a platform. We talk about why impressions aren’t the same as influence, how abdication (not charity) shapes trust, and what it m...
2026-01-301h 20
Medical Media Mixer: The Perfect CocktailEp 56 The Lobotomy: Howard Dully’s Story & History of LobotomyIn Episode 56 of the podcast, we dive into the true story behind My Lobotomy, the memoir of Howard Dully, who was lobotomized at age 12 in 1960. Through firsthand accounts and historical context, we trace Howard’s experience before, during, and after the procedure — a surgery once hailed as a breakthrough in treating mental illness that later became one of medicine’s most controversial chapters.
We explore:
How lobotomies became mainstream in mid-20th-century psychiatry.
Howard Dully’s remarkable journey toward reclaiming his identity and voice.
The evolving ethics of psychosurgery and modern mental health care.
Reflections on memory...
2026-01-261h 00
The CollatorsThe madness of our timesWhat does a banking crash have to do with frontline services quietly collapsing a decade later? In this episode, Mark and Howard are joined by award-winning political scientist and economist Mark Blyth (Brown University) to trace the "breadcrumb trail" from 2008 to today's brittle institutions, hollowed-out state capacity, and a politics increasingly powered by distraction — mostly in the UK, but with familiar echoes across the West. Warning: This was recorded late on a Friday night and the conversation got… enthusiastic at times. Apologies for the salty language, but we're talking about difficult issues and with deep feeling. htt...
2026-01-251h 14Unpacked In Santa CruzEpisode 73: Jay Brown: What Happens When A City Teaches You About Who You Really Might BeA town can shape you before you notice. That’s the tension we explore as a longtime local sits with Jay Brown, who moved to Santa Cruz to be near his daughter and got pulled into its undertow of beauty, scarcity, and stubborn pride. We start with raw honesty—fear of influence, years of civic fatigue, and the ache of watching good ideas fall apart—and open into a bigger frame: what if surf culture explains more than surfing?Jay and I trace how point breaks trained a mindset of safety and scarcity that spills onto land—into tra...
2026-01-201h 56
Fayette FootprintsHistory of Tyrone : still a small townSend us Fan MailThe Town of Tyrone was established in 1911, but families can trace their lineage back in to the 1800s. Join my chat with Linda Howard, a long-time resident who has served in multiple capacities for the Town and is one of the founders and docents of the Tyrone Museum.WebsiteFacebook
2025-12-2920 minUnpacked In Santa CruzEpisode 68: Nathan Tall: What The Ocean Teaches Us About Community, Courage, And Mental HealthThe coastline can look calm from the cliff, but the people who watch it know better. We sit down with Nathan Tall, a 22-year-old state lifeguard raised in Aptos to trace a path from junior guards to first responder, and the story that emerges is bigger than waves: it’s about character, community, and the courage to keep showing up when the job stops being glamorous.We start with home—how Santa Cruz shapes kids who spend summers sprinting in soft sand and tasting salt every day. Junior guards isn’t just swim tests and flags; it’s a quie...
2025-12-131h 51
Thinking About Ob/GynEpisode 10.12 The V-WordWe trace the arc from variolation and Jenner to mRNA, show how vaccines leverage natural immunity, and explain why maternal shots protect both parent and newborn. Data, history, and personal stories make the case that prevention beats cure for OBGYN care.• pertussis surge in Kentucky and preventable infant deaths• child mortality then and now and what changed• variolation to Jenner and the origins of vaccination• how innate and adaptive immunity learn and remember• vaccine types and why today’s antigens are fewer• effectiveness data across polio, measles, rubella, Hib• sanitation myths versus vaccine i...
2025-12-1100 min
The Starfish Podcast: With Abel VisTrace Howard: He Opened a Snow Cone Business at Age 13 (And Real Estate Wisdom)In this episode, I learn about Trace Howard's entrepreneurial journey. We chat about how he started a snow cone business at age 13, and how he hired employees who were older than he was. We also discuss topics including real estate, productive lifestyle, and whether or not video games and sports have a role to play in success.
2025-12-081h 11
Inside BipolarAddressing Racial & Ethnic Groups in Bipolar Care: Stigma and Misdiagnosis ExposedThe mental health system didn’t start out fair — and in many ways, it still isn’t. In this powerful episode, Dr. Nicole Washington sits down with fellow psychiatrist Dr. Leesha Ellis-Cox to unpack the long, painful history that continues to shape the experiences of Black Americans seeking mental health care. From the horrifying “diagnosis” of drapetomania in the 1800s to the Tuskegee Syphilis Study, they trace how mistrust, stigma, and systemic bias became woven into the Black community’s relationship with psychiatry.But they don’t stop there. Dr. Nicole and Dr. Leesha explore the research showing that Black and...
2025-12-0132 min
Too Evil (For A Proper Name)the Gray Man, Hamilton Howard "Albert" FishHamilton Howard "Albert" Fish (May 19, 1870 – January 16, 1936) was an American serial killer, rapist, child molester and cannibal who committed at least three child murders between July 1924 and June 1928. He was also known as the Gray Man, the Werewolf of Wysteria, the Brooklyn Vampire, the Moon Maniac, and the Boogey Man. Fish was a suspect in at least ten murders during his lifetime, although he only confessed to three murders that police were able to trace to a known homicide. He also confessed to stabbing at least two other people.Fish once boasted that he "had children in every state", and at one ti...
2025-11-1953 min
The Boone ShowThe Boone Show - S6 E8 - Meet Zach Howard, Our Sports GuyText us what you think of this episode!We put the spotlight on Zach Howard, our longtime sports guy, and trace his path from Clemson and Braves fandom to girl dad life, a special Dallas trip with his father, and the stories that make everyday moments memorable. We also get real about “iPad kids,” TV tray dinners, and finding balance around screens, sports, and family time.• how Zach joined our show and kept calling in through six seasons• family life, work at the building center, and the “Big DEF” diesel story• origin of his Clemson an...
2025-11-121h 05
Max and Mello’s Architects of SoulIsaac Hayes & Barry White: The Power of the Deep VibeSend us Fan MailJoin Max Soul and Mello Soul as they dissect the foundation of Symphonic Soul by celebrating two legends whose very voices were a cultural revolution: Isaac Hayes and Barry White.These weren't just singers—they were master architects who took the raw heart of R&B and dressed it up in a tuxedo, creating the blueprint for Progressive Soul. We dig deep into: * 🎻 The Power of Orchestration: How Hayes's "massive backdrop of strings and horns" and White’s 40-piece Love Unlimited Orchestra proved that Black music could be as grand an...
2025-11-0327 min
PURE with Howard Thompson"Chicken vs Monkey Pt. 3" (Can Your Chicken Do The Monkey)Chicken v Monkey Pt. 3The Fame Gang: Turn My Chicken LooseGuy Warren: Monkeys And Butterflies Big River Cree: Chicken DanceTragic Mulatto: Monkey Boy Adrian Belew: Return of the Chicken Silver Apples: Concerto For Monkey And Oscillator Kate Tempest: Chicken Pauline Oliveros: Monkey Von Südenfed: Chicken Yiamas Monkey: Monkey Bee Alex McMurray: Ninth Ward Chickens Harvey Mandel: Space Monkeys Scott H. Biram: Killed A Chicken Last Night Addie Brik: Monkey Cage Louis Jordan & his Tympany Five: Ain't Nobody Here But us Chickens ...
2025-10-203h 10
DONUTS & BIKES: The Mountain Bike Coaching PodcastLift As We Rise: The Women Leading Mountain Biking’s Next ChapterLindsey Richter and Katie Holden are reshaping the story of mountain biking—from the trails to the coaching ranks. Their journeys trace the rise of women’s freeride and the growing movement to make the sport more inclusive, supportive, and mentally empowering. Through coaching, mentorship, and community, they champion the idea that mountain biking isn’t just about competition—it’s about connection, confidence, and creating space for everyone to ride, grow, and lead.In this episode we discuss:From Riders to Revolutionaries: Lindsay and Katie’s trailblazing journeys into the mountain bike industry...
2025-10-081h 04
Pacific Northwest Missing Persons ProjectVanished in the Canadian Wilds: The Cases of Howard Metacat, Benjamin Laboucan, Gavin Edkins, and William BereziukSend us Fan MailIn this episode, we journey deep into the remote wilderness of Alberta, Canada, where four men vanished without a trace. Howard Metacat, Benjamin Laboucan, Gavin Edkins, and William Bereziuk each disappeared under mysterious circumstances—hunting, traveling, or simply moving through the unforgiving northern landscape. Their stories span decades, from the 1970s through the 1990s, yet all remain unsolved.We explore the harsh terrain, unpredictable weather, and search efforts that left more questions than answers. What happened to these men? Were their disappearances accidents, encounters with the elements, or something more elusive? Th...
2025-09-2416 min
We Want Them Infected PodcastNEWSMAX with Bhattacharya: Incentives, Incidental COVID, and the Numbers GameDr. Jonathan Howard and Wendy Orent open with the media's response to the Charlie Kirk murder, then trace a straight line back to early-pandemic narratives that normalized doubt and minimized harm. They dissect John Ioannidis' April 2020 claims (low IFR, asymptomatic majority, "they would've died anyway"), show how those talking points seeded Great Barrington-style "protect the vulnerable" rhetoric, and examine how today's figures—Jay Bhattacharya, Marty Makary, and RFK Jr.—reuse those frames to attack CDC leadership and rewrite history. The episode closes on the emotional toll of being dismissed in real time while morgues overflowed, and why remembering who ampl...
2025-09-201h 14
Renaissance English History Podcast: A Show About the TudorsEpisode 307: The Howard FamilyThe Howard family rose from Bosworth’s ashes to become one of the most powerful dynasties of Tudor England, producing queens, poets, and traitors. In this episode, we trace their rise at Flodden, their heights under Anne and Catherine Howard, their dramatic falls under Henry VIII and Elizabeth I, and their survival into the Stuart age. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2025-09-1024 min
Detroit is DifferentMore Is Caught Than Taught How Umoja Debate League is Rewriting Detroit’s Civic Culture with Jerjuan Howard“Leaders have to be a little delusional and have a lot of audacity.” From the first minutes, Jerjuan Howard plants that flag and then shows the receipts—why “youth development, community development must go hand in hand,” how a Gen Z squad of 30-and-under staff is running a league of 300 students across 20+ schools, and why “Detroiters…have everything that we need already—it’s just about coming together to make it happen.” In this Detroit is Different conversation, Jerjuan and Khary trace a straight line from porch talk to policy: debates on whether to demolish the RenCen, backyard chickens and food grading ord...
2025-08-281h 02
We Want Them Infected PodcastThe Politics of COVID Origins with Dr. Philipp Markolin PhDIn this episode of We Want Them Infected, Dr. Jonathan Howard and Wendy Orent unpack the shocking CDC shooting in Atlanta, which many are calling "public health's January 6th." They trace how years of anti-science rhetoric from figures like RFK Jr., Jay Bhattacharya, and Vinay Prasad have fueled violent consequences. They also welcome their first guest, Dr. Philipp Markolin PhD, author of Lab Leak Fever. Dr. Markolin shares his global reporting on COVID's origins, dismantles the so-called "lab leak" hypothesis, and explains how disinformation has been weaponized for politics and power. From epidemiological evidence at the Wuhan...
2025-08-212h 11
HoopsologyHoward Megdal on Caitlin Clark, Iowa’s Basketball Culture, and the WNBA’s FutureJournalist and author Howard Megdal joins Hoopsology to explore the story behind one of basketball’s most influential athletes: Caitlin Clark. We discuss his new book, Becoming Caitlin Clark, and trace how Iowa’s unique basketball culture helped shape her into a superstar.
Howard breaks down the century-long history that made Caitlin’s rise possible, how her transition from college to the WNBA is rewriting the rules of women’s sports, and what the future holds for the league, media rights, and labor negotiations. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the real story behind women's...
2025-08-1433 min
The Green RoomAttorney on the Launch Pad: An Interview with Howard ChangWelcome to 'Episode Eight' of The Baylor Line's flagship podcast, The Green Room. This time, we’re launching into orbit with one of Baylor’s brightest stars – Howard Chang, a NASA attorney whose work is out of this world. Host Jonathon Platt sits down with Howard Chang to trace his incredible journey from the neuroscience labs at Baylor to the legal offices of NASA, where he now serves as lead attorney for Wallops Flight Facility. Howard shares how a Baylor neuroscience degree, Pi Kappa Phi fraternity brother, and a bit of curiosity about the systems that gov...
2025-06-3041 min
The Green RoomAttorney on the Launch Pad: An Interview with Howard ChangWelcome to 'Episode Eight' of The Baylor Line's flagship podcast, The Green Room. This time, we’re launching into orbit with one of Baylor’s brightest stars – Howard Chang, a NASA attorney whose work is out of this world. Host Jonathon Platt sits down with Howard Chang to trace his incredible journey from the neuroscience labs at Baylor to the legal offices of NASA, where he now serves as lead attorney for Wallops Flight Facility. Howard shares how a Baylor neuroscience degree, Pi Kappa Phi fraternity brother, and a bit of curiosity about the systems that gov...
2025-06-3041 minThe Green RoomAttorney on the Launch Pad: An Interview with Howard ChangWelcome to 'Episode Eight' of The Baylor Line's flagship podcast, The Green Room. This time, we’re launching into orbit with one of Baylor’s brightest stars – Howard Chang, a NASA attorney whose work is out of this world. Host Jonathon Platt sits down with Howard Chang to trace his incredible journey from the neuroscience labs at Baylor to the legal offices of NASA, where he now serves as lead attorney for Wallops Flight Facility. Howard shares how a Baylor neuroscience degree, Pi Kappa Phi fraternity brother, and a bit of curiosity about the systems that gov...
2025-06-3041 min
Max and Mello’s Architects of SoulCurtis Mayfield - The DIY LegendSend us Fan MailTune into Max & Mello’s Architects of Soul as The Soul Brothers, Max & Mello Soul of Soul & the New Vibe, celebrate the indelible impact of Curtis Mayfield, the ultimate DIY Legend and Cultural Narrator.This episode unpacks Mayfield's revolutionary journey, starting with his groundbreaking decision to found Curtom Records in 1968. Discover how this act of defiance gave himself and other Black artists unprecedented control over their production, marketing, and publishing, fundamentally reshaping the industry. We then delve into his iconic cinematic soul aesthetic, a unique blend of deeply socially conscious lyrics, lu...
2025-06-2712 min
Biotech 2050 PodcastDr. Howard Fillit & Mark Roithmayr of ADDF on Alzheimer’s Innovation, Funding & BiomarkersSynopsis:
What happens when a world-class scientist and a philanthropic legacy collide with one of medicine’s greatest challenges? Dr. Howard Fillit and Mark Roithmayr of the Alzheimer’s Drug Discovery Foundation (ADDF) join host Alok Tayi for an inspiring conversation on bold science, visionary funding models, and the future of Alzheimer’s research. From treating Estée Lauder in the 1990s to building a $100M venture philanthropy engine, they trace ADDF’s evolution into a global leader in high-risk, high-reward drug development. The discussion covers the rise of biomarkers and digital diagnostics, the foundation’s partnerships with visionaries like Bill Gates...
2025-06-1741 min
Homebrew Murder CrewMICROBREW: The Way - Lela and Raymond HowardIn June 1997, the quiet community of Salado, Texas, was gripped by a perplexing mystery: the disappearance of Lela and Raymond Howard. This elderly couple, known for their independence, embarked on what should have been a routine, short drive to a local festival. Instead, they vanished without a trace, only to be found deceased 13 days later, hundreds of miles away in a ravine in Arkansas. Their story, initially a regional news item, quickly garnered national attention due to its unsettling and inexplicable nature. Just a year later, in 1998, and alternative rock band would find musical inspiration from this tragedy, and...
2025-06-0946 min
Ancestor's Footprints with Bernice Alexander BennettIn My Ancestors’ Footsteps From Adgateville to Africa with Patricia Glover-HowardIn My Ancestors’ Footsteps: DNA, Documents, and DescendantsFrom Adgateville to AfricaJoin Patricia Glover-Howard on a personal journey to trace her ancestors from Adgateville, Jasper County, Georgia, to Africa. At the age of 13, the movie Roots ignited her passion for uncovering her family’s history. Years later, a DNA test revealed long-lost ancestral ties, leading her to connect with cousins across generations and continents. Through DNA, documents, and descendants, Patricia’s discoveries have deepened her connection to her roots and inspired her to teach others how to uncover their own family histories. Along t...
2025-04-2938 min
We Want Them Infected PodcastSoft Eugenics and the New Normal of Public HealthIn this episode, Jonathan and Wendy reunite to unpack an overwhelming cascade of public health failures. From the misuse of "soft eugenics" rhetoric to justify vaccine hesitancy, to the measles outbreaks being minimized and blamed on migrants and past COVID policies, they trace the unraveling of scientific integrity under the new administration. They highlight how figures like RFK Jr., Marty Makary, and Jay Bhattacharya have normalized misinformation, degraded public trust, and allowed preventable diseases to resurge. Despite some isolated bright spots, the episode paints a stark portrait of how ideology, not evidence, is now driving federal health leadership.
2025-04-291h 22
History & Factoids about todayJan 13th-Rubber Ducky, Robert Stack, Julie Louis-Dreyfus, Trace Adkins, Orlando Bloom, Liam Hemsworth (2024)National rubber ducky day. Entertainment from 1968. Oldest meteorite found, Oldest cave painting found, 1st country music tv show aired. Todays birthdays - Robert Stack, Liz Anderson, Frances Steinhagen, Richard Moll, Julia Louis-Drefus, Trace Adkins, Penelope Ann Miller, Patrick Dempsey, Nicole Eggert, Orlando Bloom, Liam Hemsworth. Wyatt Earp died.Intro - Pour some sugar on me - Def Leppard http://defleppard.com/Ernies rubber duckie - Sesame streetHello, Goodbye - The BeatlesFor loving you - Bill Anderson Jan HowardBirthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/Clip from movie...
2025-01-1312 minThinking About Ob/GynEpisode 9.1 Cesarean HysterectomyDiscover how cesarean hysterectomy, once a procedure shrouded in fear, has evolved into a life-saving operation with contributions from pioneering figures like Eduardo Porro and Lawson Tate. In this episode, we are joined by gynecologic oncologist Stuart Winkler, who shares invaluable insights into both unplanned and planned cesarean hysterectomies. Explore the primary indications for these critical surgeries, from uncontrollable bleeding in unplanned emergencies to managing known conditions like placenta accreta in planned scenarios. You'll gain a deep understanding of the strategic decision-making required, especially in resource-limited environments, to ensure the best outcomes for patients.Navigate the complexities...
2025-01-0859 min
We Want Them Infected PodcastFauci's Foes: The New Era of Public Health Scapegoating"Jonathan Howard and Wendy Orent trace the evolution of COVID-19 discourse from the early calls for open scientific debate to the current atmosphere of hostility and revenge. They examine the shift in tone from figures like Vinay Prasad, who initially warned against demonizing heterodox views, to now using inflammatory language that fuels public outrage against scientists and public health officials. The discussion highlights the rise of dangerous populist narratives that threaten the integrity of the public health system, with explicit calls for purges, prosecutions, and dismantling of vaccine mandates. Drawing historical comp...
2024-11-1742 min
The Clark Howard Podcast10.21.24 Clark Rage: Mandatory Arbitration / What’s Better Than A Roth?Today’s mandatory arbitration abuses trace back to a law passed a century ago, repeatedly upheld to deny citizens their right to a day in court. Clark shares yet another case in point. Also in this episode- open enrollment is an opportunity to choose among health care plans which offer one of Clark’s favorite tools for long term financial security. Should you opt for an HSA - Health Savings Account?
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The Case For HSAs: Segment 3
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2024-10-2131 minThinking About Ob/GynEpisode 8.7 One Layer or Two? Endometrium or Serosa? And Minimally Invasive SurgeryIn this episode, we discuss the evidence behind one layer and two layer Cesarean closures with an emphasis on inclusion of the endometrium and the risk of cesarean scar ectopics and placenta accreta spectrum disorders. Plus, we define minimally invasive surgery and trace the origin of the term and it's introduce a new concept: less invasive vs minimally invasive surgery. 00:00:02 Hysterotomy Closure Techniques in Cesarean Deliveries00:14:46 Debunking Claims About Cesarean Techniques00:27:20 Uterine Closure Techniques in Cesarean Deliveries00:36:44 Defining Minimally Invasive Surgery00:48:18 Advanced Techniques in Minimally Invasive Surgery...
2024-10-031h 04
SOUNDS OF FILM with Tom NeedhamOscar-Winner, Howard Shore, Talks Music, Spirituality & Destiny on SOUNDS with Tom NeedhamThree-time Oscar winner, Howard Shore, is Tom Needham's exclusive guest on SOUNDS. He will be talking about his score for Francois Girard's THE SONG OF NAMES.Decca Classics released the soundtrack to the film based on the award-winning novel by Norman LeBrecht, THE SONG OF NAMES. The recording features music composed by Howard Shore and violin passages performed by Australian-Taiwanese violinist Ray Chen.Sony Pictures Classics' THE SONG OF NAMES stars Tim Roth and Clive Owen in an emotional story about friendship, betrayal, revelations and reconciliation that unfolds over...
2024-09-1421 min
Security UnfilteredInnovative Approaches to Safeguarding Information with Matt HowardSend us Fan MailWhat if you could protect your organization's data as effortlessly as sending an email? Join us for an enlightening conversation with Matt Howard, a veteran IT professional whose career spans the dawn of the application service provider model to the forefront of open-source software and application security. Matt’s experience at tech conferences like DEFCON and Black Hat offers a firsthand look at the evolution of IT security. From his early days navigating the chaotic tech landscape to mastering the full technology stack, Matt’s journey reveals critical insights for anyone aspiring to exce...
2024-09-0948 min
Sisters In SongEpisode 41: Interview with Blane HowardIndependent country recording artist Blane Howard is carving out his own path in the music industry. Though based in Nashville, his musical journey has taken him all over the country. A 3-time Arkansas CMA Male Vocalist of the Year winner, Howard embraces his unique style of country, modern traditional, mixing the authenticity of the 90s with the contemporary edge of today! His relatable lyrics, powerful vocals, and entertaining shows are winning him fans around the world.
Blane has opened for Blake Shelton, Justin Moore, Joe Nichols, Trace Adkins, Josh Turner, Granger Smith, Cody Johnson, Rodney Atkins, Charlie Dani...
2024-08-1337 min
True Life Spy StoriesEdward Lee Howard | The Cold War Spy Who Got AwayWatch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/W13m5fiup28
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In the sun-drenched streets of the Vatican in the summer of 1985, a high-ranking KGB officer slipped away from his group touring the Vatican Museum. He disappeared without trace, only to reemerge a few weeks later in th...
2024-08-1131 min
Live Beyond WellUnderstanding Macronutrients and Micronutrients: A Deep Dive into Nutrition with Dr. Corey HowardIn this episode of Live Beyond Well, Dr. Corey Howard unpacks the complexities of nutrition. With almost 30 years of medical experience, Dr. Howard covers the essential aspects of macronutrients and micronutrients, including carbohydrates, proteins, and fats. He explains how these nutrients fuel the body, the role of vitamins, and the importance of a balanced diet. Tune in to get a detailed, yet approachable, guide to nutrition that you can easily implement in your daily life. Chapters 0:00 - Introduction 2:10 - Purpose of the Podcast 3:00 - Overview of Nutrition Topics
2024-08-0629 min
Mysteries and BeyondWho is "Clay" on the Howard Show? Ep.110 W/ Werner & JoeGet in Contact with us or send in a story, we would like to here from you.On August 17, 1997, a man named "Clay" called into the Howard Stern's radio show and confessed to being a serial killer. Despite providing graphic details, no one could trace the call to verify the story was it real or was it just a prank call?https://mysteriesandbeyond.comhttps://www.reddit.com/r/Mysteriesandbeyondhttps://www.instagram.com/mysteriesandbeyond
2024-07-3127 min
The Vanished PodcastHoward KleyWhen Howard Kley traveled to Coos Bay, Oregon, for a business trip, he left behind his wife and two adult daughters in California. They expected that this would be another routine trip for Howard. He would be gone for a few days and then return home where he belonged, but that is not what happened. Late on the evening of January 26th, 1966, Howard Kley had dinner and drinks with the business associates he was traveling with. His travel companions last saw Howard speaking with a few women before they retired for the evening. By the following morning, H...
2024-07-2254 min
Life Through a Queer LensEP39: Empowering Pride: Supporting Queer-Owned Businesses and Honoring Brenna HowardEver wondered how corporations leverage LGBTQIA+ culture for profit while failing to offer genuine support? Join us as we dissect the phenomenon of rainbow capitalism, or pinkwashing, which runs rampant particularly during Pride Month. We'll trace its evolution from a seemingly positive shift in the late 90s to its current state, where many companies only offer superficial support. By understanding the misuse of pinkwashing in both LGBTQIA+ and breast cancer awareness contexts, we reveal the problematic core that lies beneath these corporate facades.Curious about how political figures and corporations exhibit performative allyship? We'll shine a spotlight...
2024-06-1026 min