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Prost Mahlzeit! Der österreichische Wein und Kulinarik Podcast#21 - Elli Wessely vom Weingut Wessely HoritschonProst Mahlzeit – Episode 21 mit Elli Wessely: Fröhliche Wurzeln, besondere Reben und ein Obstkorb für Tobias MorettiIn dieser Folge von Prost Mahlzeit besuchen wir das Weingut Wessely in Horitschon – ein Familienbetrieb mit Wurzeln in Tschechien, dessen Name „Wessely“ passenderweise „fröhlich“ bedeutet. Und genau so begegnet uns Elli Wessely: offen, herzlich und mit einer Leidenschaft für Wein und Obst, die ansteckend ist.Neben 13 Hektar Rebfläche betreibt die Familie auch Obstverkauf – eine Geschichte, die auf charmante Weise begann und inzwischen Stammkunden wie Tobias Moretti anzieht. Seit 14 Jahren steht Elli zudem im Winter am eigenen Glühweinsta...
2025-08-1743 min
Zentralquartett - Menschenrechte hier und jetztFranziska Wessely: „Ohne Deutschkenntnisse keine öffentliche Wohnung?“ (Zentralquartett vol.37)Franziska Wessely, Geschäftsführerin der Aktion Leben der Katholischen Aktion Salzburg, schildert ihre Erfahrungen aus der Beratung im Zusammenhang mit der Wohnungsvergabe für geförderte Wohnungen in der Stadt Salzburg. Aufgrund des geänderten Wohnbauförderungsgesetzes des Landes müssen nun Deutschkenntnisse auf Niveau A2 nachgewiesen werden – dass ein einzelner Sprachtest über Wohnung oder keine Wohnung entscheiden kann, ist tatsächlich dramatisch für junge Familien. (Aufzeichnung vom 24.3.2025)
2025-03-2546 min
Prevention is the New Cure47. Simon Wessely on the new Mental Health BillSteve is joined by his brand new co-host, Dr Sarah Wollaston, for the first time. Sarah was an MP from 2010-2019 and, like Steve, is a former Chair of the Health Select Committee. The pair are joined by Professor Sir Simon Wessely to talk about the new Mental Health Bill going through Parliament and also cover President Trump and the WHO on World Neglected Tropical Diseases Day plus three of the biggest cancers. Oh and they compare puppies! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2025-01-3051 min
SONNTAGs-JauseDer schauspielende MilitärseelsorgerUnser Gast in der heutigen Podcast-Folge ist Dr. Alexander Wessely. Passend zum Martinsfest wurden Briochekipferl gebacken.
Nicht viele können von sich behaupten, dass sie sowohl professioneller Schauspieler, als auch Militärpriester in einem sind. Alexander Wessely schon! Im „Dienen“ sieht er viel Gutes, denn die Menschen im Militär helfen oft und selbstverständlich. Der Patron der Soldaten ist übrigens der Heilige Martin: Der 11. November ist somit besonderer Feiertag für unseren Podcast-Gast. Wie er diesen typischerweise verbringt, hat uns Alexander Wessely in der Sonntags-Jause erzählt.
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2024-11-1042 min
Die Leserinnen - der feministische BücherpodcastFolge 53: Mit Autorin Christina Wessely über "Liebesmühe"Postpartale Depression - erzählt und nachfühlbar in einem autofiktionalen Roman.
Die Leserinnen ist der Buch Podcast über feministische Bücher. Wir lesen und sprechen darüber, was wir dabei gelernt haben. Wir lesen Sachbücher und Romane - feministische Literatur und Werke, die einen Impact auf die Gleichberechtigung haben können.
Mit jedem Buch verstehen wir ein bisschen besser, welche Systeme uns bremsen und was das Patriarchat damit zu tun hat. Begleite uns auf unserer Reise durch die besten Bücher zum Thema Emanzipation.
Du findest uns übrigens auf Instagram - schreib uns doch mal...
2024-09-131h 05
The Bets Life39. How to Play Your Cards Right With Tarot Advisor Mary WesselyMary Wessely is a second-generation intuitive with over three decades of experience as a Tarot advisor. She specializes in assisting clients to identify and reframe patterns of behavior to make way for personal, professional, and spiritual growth. As Mary says, “Life doesn’t have to be filled with unexplainable challenges. Tarot readings can help you understand and reframe your life story - to one full of expansion in love, joy and success.”Mary and I discuss her intuitive journey, how popular culture has misrepresented Tarot, how she is able to interpret the cards, and how sh...
2024-04-2248 min
MQ Open MindProfessor Simon Wessely & Understanding NHS SpendingIn this episode, Professor Rory O’Connor and Craig spoke to the Regius Professor of Psychiatry at King’s College London, Professor Sir Simon Wessely.
Simon is a psychiatrist and epidemiologist with a focus on military health and unexplained symptoms and syndromes.
In 2017, the then-Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Theresa May, commissioned Simon to chair the review of the Mental Health Act based on his extensive knowledge and experience.
In this conversation, they discussed Simon’s unique insight into the NHS, the process of reviewing mental health legislation, and his research on Gulf W...
2024-04-161h 00
teol.huTEOL PODCAST #327/2023: Wessely GáborWessely Gábor író, újságíró Szolnokon született, a szőke Tisza partján, 1957-ben. Most Tolnán él a Holt-Duna partján.
2023-11-1730 min
Aging-USInhibiting NLRP3 Signaling in Aging Podocytes Improves LongevityA new research paper was published in Aging (Aging-US) Volume 15, Issue 14, entitled, “Inhibiting NLRP3 signaling in aging podocytes improves their life- and health-span.”
The decrease in the podocyte’s lifespan and health-span that typify healthy kidney aging cause a decrease in their normal structure, physiology and function. The ability to halt and even reverse these changes becomes clinically relevant when disease is superimposed on an aged kidney. NLRP3 [nod-like receptor protein 3] expression is increased in podocytes of mice with advanced age and contributes to their damage.
“However, the functional consequence of increased levels of NLRP3 in aged podocytes is unknown.”
In this ne...
2023-08-0804 min
Der Textilportal Podcast013: Nachhaltige Wolle MarkenWelche Wolle-Marken kann ich guten Gewissens kaufen? Welche Kriterien kann ich meiner Kaufentscheidung zugrundelegen?
In dieser Podcastfolge habe Kathi Wessely zu Gast, die Inhaberin des Wollgeschäftes Woll-Habitat am Aumannplatz im 18. Wiener Gemeindebezirk. Das Wollhabitat ist ein auf nachhaltige Wolle und Garne spezialisiertes Wollgeschäft. Wir sprechen darüber, nach welchen Kriterien Kathi die Wolle für ihr Geschäft auswählt.
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0:00:55 Wie kam es zur Eröffnung eines Wollgeschäftes?
0:06:25 Nach welchen Kriterien wählt Kathi die Woll-Marken aus?
0:17:05 seltene europäische Schafrassen und das Thema “kratzig”
0:22:20 Wie kann ich als Konsumentin erkennen, was richtig gute W...
2023-02-1636 min
Inside Insurance#40 Schaumwein und Schmerztabletten – mit Silke Hohorst und Susanne WesselyUngewöhnlich. Das beschreibt diese Folge wohl am besten. Es fließt ungewöhnlich viel Champagner, während über ungewöhnliche Werdegänge und noch ungewöhnlichere Arbeitsmodelle aus dem Stuttgarter Maklervertrieb diskutiert wird. Ja, Silke Hohorst und Susanne Wessely aus der Barmenia Maklerdirektion Stuttgart sind wahre Pionierinnen, und erkannten das Potenzial von Remotearbeit schon, als es noch nicht cool war. Trotzdem dürfen Teamhappenings und Incentives für die 99% weibliche Besetzung der – physisch gar nicht existenten – Maklerdirektion natürlich nicht fehlen. Wie Vertrieb dezentral funktioniert, ohne dass der Teamspirit auf der Strecke bleibt, und zu welchen Terminen man am besten eine Ibu...
2022-08-031h 19
EspressoTalk.OmniBlick | Online Podium#14 EspressoTalk mit Architektin Astrid WesselyMargarita Misheva spricht mit Architektin Astrid Wessely über ihre Branche und die Berührungspunkte mit der Digitalisierung.
Wir wollen euch und uns inspirieren lassen, out of the box zu denken, fremde Blickwinkel bewusst wahrzunehmen und neue Sichtweisen kennenzulernen. Hinhören statt zuhören steht bei EspressoTalk.OmniBlick am Programm.
In dieser Folge betritt Architektin Astrid Wessely das Online Podium. Sie gestaltet nachhaltige Lebenswelten - das gelingt ihr nicht nur mit der Architektur, sondern auch mit ihren vielseitigen ehrenamtlichen Tätigkeiten.
Im Wordrap hat sie uns vorab 3 Fragen beantwortet:
Kannst du dich und deinen Beruf...
2022-05-0316 min
Careers in Your EarsSeries 7, Episode 3; Professor Sir Simon Wessely: a senior clinical academic's career, and researchers' mental healthListen to this episode of Careers in Your Ears to understand more about a very experienced academic's route. Kate Murray talks to Simon Wessely (https://www.kcl.ac.uk/people/professor-sir-simon-wessely), Professor of Psychiatry at King's College London, about his experiences as a clinician and epidemiologist, about the peaks and troughs of research life and the excitement of making an impact. We also discuss the SMaRteN (https://www.smarten.org.uk/) network, a student-led research network looking at student mental health issues, and talk about the issues involved in understanding research studies looking at perceptions of mental health and st...
2022-01-2838 min
Carls Café#66 Weihnachten im MetaversumDiese Woche in der Zukunft: Worin liegt der Zauber des Metaversums? Warum lassen wir uns hineinziehen in eine digitale Welt und warum geben wir die sichere Überzeugung, dass diese digitale Welt nicht handfest real sein kann, bereitwillig an der Pforte ab? An der Anziehungskraft digitaler Welten besteht ja kein Zweifel – nicht erst, seit Facebook sein Mutterunternehmen in Meta umbenannt hat und voll auf die Entwicklung eines Metaversums setzt. Was ein Metaversum werden kann, war Thema von Episode 58 unseres Podcasts.Christian Wessely ist Professor für Fundamentaltheologie und forscht seit vielen Jahren zu Games, Medien und Religio...
2021-12-2333 min
The Next GenCastEpisode 19. Backstage with: Dame Clare GeradaOur guest this week is Prof Dame Clare Gerada, probably known to many of you- in fact she’s been called the most well-known GP in Britain.She’s currently Medical Director of NHS Practitioner Health (a service for doctors and dentists with mental health problems), Chair of a charity called Doctors in Distress, and Co-Chair of the NHS Assembly.Clare has just passed her 31-year mile stone working in the same GP practice in South London. She began working there after first training in psychiatry at the Maudsley Hospital (where incidentally she met...
2021-07-2748 min
Inside In - Der offizielle Tennispodcast des ÖTV#01 Inside In - Philipp WesselyDer neue Konditionstrainer in der Südstadt Philipp Wessely gibt Einblicke wie er mit den Spieler*innen arbeitet und was er ihnen aus seiner Zusammenarbeit mit Weltklasse Athleten mitgeben kann. Außerdem erzählt er, was seine Ziele gemeinsam mit Jürgen Melzer (ÖTV Sportdirektor) sind und warum er eine Leidenschaft für den 800m Lauf hat.
2021-05-2030 min
Desert Island DiscsProfessor Sir Simon WesselyProfessor Sir Simon Wessely is the first ever psychiatrist to be awarded a Regius professorship – an honour bestowed by the Queen. He is professor of psychological medicine at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience at King’s College London, and is also a consultant psychiatrist at King’s College Hospital and the Maudsley Hospital. Born in Sheffield to a father who had come to Britain on the Kindertransport, he started his research career working on unexplained symptoms and syndromes, leading progressive and sometimes controversial work on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. Disagreement about whether the condition is physical or psy...
2021-03-2838 min
Real World Behavioural ScienceCORONAVIRUS Mini-Series #5 (14th April 2020) Extended lockdown; Helping adherence and Longer-term lessons - Prof. Susan Michie & Prof. Jim McManusSend us a textRecorded on 14th April 2020Apologies for the lower sound quality, we wanted to make sure we had both Jim and Susan on podcast as it gives richer content, however it did mean some technical difficulties.This episode comes out just as the lockdown has been extended for a further 3 weeks. In this episode we discuss what this further period of isolation and distancing means for the population. The potential for, and also ways to tackle, increases in loneliness, tension, and declining adherence, but why it is not appropriate to use...
2020-04-1438 min
Quantuma's PodcastsQuantuma - Insolvency within the UK Energy Supply SectorIn this podcast Frank Wessely, Partner at Quantuma LLP discusses the implications of Insolvency within the UK Energy Supply Sector with Andrew Walker, National Head of Restructuring and Insolvency at law firm Irwin Mitchell. They take a look at the reasoning behind the increase of insolvencies in this sector and the impact it has on the supplier, the regulator (Ofgem) and of course, the consumer.
2020-03-1619 min
Comics for GrownupsEpisode 101: Veasna, Smith and Reinmuth, AldeguerWe review Year of the Rabbit by Tian Veasna, Big Black: Stand at Attica by Frank Smith and Jared Reinmuth, and After the Spring: A Story of Tunisian Youth by Hélène Aldeguer.
2020-03-0458 min
The Thinking Mind Podcast: Psychiatry & PsychotherapyInterview #4: Professor Sir Simon WesselyProfessor Sir Simon Wessely is Regius professor of psychiatry at King’s College London and a consultant liaison psychiatrist at King’s College and the Maudsley Hospitals, as well as civilian consultant advisor in psychiatry to the British Army. From 2014 to 2017 he was elected president of the Royal College of Psychiatrists.Interviewed by Dr. Alex Curmi. For questions, comments and feedback- thinkingmindpodcast@gmail.comIf you find the show valuable here's how you can support it: https://buymeacoffee.com/podcast8Give feedback here - thinkingmindpodcast@gmail.com Follow us here...
2020-02-291h 03
Quantuma's PodcastsQuantuma - Challenges faced by IP's dealing with Company Taxation In this Podcast Quantuma's Frank Wessely talks to SFPG Chartered Accountant's Senior Partner, Ian Fenton about company taxation challenges faced by Insolvency Practitioners when providing advice to clients and how SFPG can work with IP's to successfully recover potentially missed tax and asset claims.
2020-01-2120 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 100: Best of the 2010sAlex rejoins Joshua and Joe to run down our roughly 14 favorite books and cartoonists of the 2010s: Eleanor Davis, Rosalie Lightning by Tom Hart, Anders Nilsen, John Hanciewicz, Digger by Ursula Vernon, My Favorite Thing Is Monsters Vol. 1 by Emil Ferris, Marion Fayolle, Frank Santoro, Joe Sacco, the comics journalism of The Nib, My Friend Dahmer by Derf Backderf, Daytripper by Gabriel Ba and Fabio Moon, and Marcelo D'Salete.
2020-01-0657 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 99: Bunjevac, Noomin, Mardou, Boyd, BarajasWe review Bezimena by Nina Bunjevac, Drawing Power edited by Diane Noomin, Sky in Stereo vol. 2 by Mardou, Chicken Rising by D. Boyd, and La Voz de M.A.Y.O. by Henry Barajas.
2019-12-0951 min
Quantuma's PodcastsQuantuma - The Redundancy of Senior Executives as part of corporate restructuringIn this Podacst Quantuma's Frank Wessely talks to David Kidd and Mike Duckitt from Latimer Transitions about redundancies of Senior Executives as part of corporate restructuring.
Frank, David and Mike discuss and explore processes and coping strategies to enable these highly experienced individuals to move forward and into the next chapter's of their lives.
2019-12-0332 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 98: Davis, D'Salete, Healy, WillumsenWe review The Hard Tomorrow by Eleanor Davis, Angola Janga by Marcelo D'Salete, Americana by Luke Healy, and Bradley of Him by Connor Willumsen.
2019-11-2752 min
Medical Error InterviewsHillary Johnson: The Banality of Medical Evil (part 2)In part 2 journalist Hillary Johnson shares more about her work and her life. If you’re not familiar with the story of how a biological disease that occurs in sporadic and epidemic forms was labeled as ‘all in your head’ by the Centre for Disease Control, than you’ll want to hear how it all went down from the one person who uncovered the corruption.
Hillary talks about her healthiest 9 months in 35 years of being ill when she was taking Ampligen and why she’s not still taking it. Hillary shares about being banned from the Centre for Diseas...
2019-11-011h 18Comics for GrownupsEpisode 97: Delporte, Moore, Daniels, Passmore, Allaby, MandaagIn this episode we touch on This Woman's Work by Julie Delporte, Sweet Little Cunt: The Graphic Work of Julie Doucet by Anne Elizabeth Moore, BTTM FDRS by Ezra Claytan Daniels and Ben Passmore, Martin Peters by Patrick Allaby, and The Follies of Richard Wadsworth by Nick Mandaag.
2019-10-2157 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 96: Jacob, Lust, Lin, JasonWe review Good Talk by Mira Jacob, How I Tried to Be a Good Person by Ulli Lust, Pope Hats #6 by Hartley Lin, and O Josephine! by Jason.
2019-08-161h 03Comics for GrownupsEpisode 95: Villadsen, Schrauwen, Ferraris, ChioccaIn this episode we review The Sea by Rikke Villadsen, Parallel Lives by Olivier Schrauwen, and The Scar: Graphic Reportage from the U.S. Mexico Border by Andrea Ferraris and Renato Chiocca.
2019-06-1632 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 94: Buhle, Max, Griffith, BrownIn this episode we review Eugene V. Debs: A Graphic Biography by Paul Buhle and Steve Max, Nobody's Fool: The Life and Times of Schlitzie the Pinhead by Bill Griffith, and Cannibis: The Illegalization of Weed in America by Box Brown.
2019-05-2846 min
DeclassifiedEpisode 27 - Prof Simon WesselyPresident of Royal College of Psychiatrists, director of the King's centre for Military health research and he was recently appointed by the government to review the 'Mental Health Act'.
This episodes we speak to the countries senior psychiatrist about the history of military psychiatry and the differences between shell shock and modern day PTSD.
Fascinating and a real privilege to have Sir Simon Wessely with us for a Declassified episode.
2019-05-2256 min
Quantuma's PodcastsQuantuma - Debt recovery challenges facing businesses PodcastIn this podcast Quantuma’s Frank Wessely discusses the debt recovery industry, focussing on the internal and external challenges facing businesses today as regards collecting debts due to them.
2019-04-1720 min
The Mental ElfSimon WesselyProf Sir Simon Wessely (MHA Review Chair) What do we do now with the Mental Health Act review? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2019-03-2503 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 93: Baczynski, Walden, Vaughan, Reynolds, Forsman, de RadiguesWe review Retrograde Orbit by Kristyna Baczynski, On a Sunbeam by Tillie Walden, Barrier by Brian K. Vaughan, The New World by Chris Reynolds, and Hobo Mom by Charles Forsman and Max de Radigues.
2019-03-1950 min
Quantuma's PodcastsQuantuma - Insolvency & Litigation Funding PodcastOn this Insolvency and Litigation Funding podcast Quantuma’s Frank Wessely speaks with Edward Judge, Insolvency Solicitor from Irwin Mitchell about the implications of the LASPO (Legal Aid, Sentencing & Punishment of Criminal Offenders Act) exemption and its effects on IP’s (Insolvency Practitioners) and Lawyers in relation to Litigation Funding.
2019-03-0532 min
Quantuma's PodcastsQuantuma - The commercial Property Market PodcastIn this commercial property market podcast Quantuma’s Frank Wessely speaks with John Cook, Revenue Manager at UK focused property real estate investment trust, Capital & Regional about the commercial property market and challenges faced by landlords.
2019-03-0423 min
Quantuma's PodcastsQuantuma - Debt Recovery PodcastOn this podcast Quantuma’s Frank Wessely speaks with Glen Morgan, Founder and Managing Director at Credebt Limited about the Debt Recovery Industry, and in particular the internal and external challenges facing businesses collecting debts due to them, how this can change when financial distress sets in and what can be done when an Insolvency Practitioner is appointed to maximise the debt recovery process on behalf of creditors.
2019-03-0419 min
Quantuma's PodcastsQuantuma - The Franchising Sector PodcastIn our latest Franchising podcast Quantuma's Frank Wessely is joined by Jane Masih, solicitor and Director at leading franchise specialists Owen White. Together they discuss the challenges facing franchisors, and the impact on professionals in the insolvency and restructuring sector.
2019-03-0419 min2019-01-2841 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 91: Roberts, Sergel, Baudoin, Van Sciver, FiorIn this episode we talk about Chlorine Gardens by Keiler Roberts, One Dirty Tree by Noah Van Sciver, Piero by Edmond Baudoin, Bald Knobber by Robert Sergel, and Blackbird Days by Manuele Fior.
2019-01-0941 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 90: Prum, Fitzgerald, Walch, I Feel Machine, NilsenWe discuss The Dead Eye and the Deep Blue Sea by Vannak Anan Prum, Drawn to Berlin by Ali Fitzgerald, You Can Try Again by Olivia Walch, the collection I Feel Machine, and Tongues #2 by Anders Nilsen.
2018-11-2040 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 89: Nichols, Utkin, Hanawalt, TonatiuhWe review Flocks by L. Nichols, The King of Birds by Alexander Utkin, Coyote Doggirl by Lisa Hanawalt, and Undocumented: A Worker's Fight by Duncan Tonatiuh.
2018-10-0342 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 88: Alagbé, Ruillier, Kupperman, StarkingsIn this episode we review Yellow Negroes and Other Imaginary Creatures by Yvan Alagbé, The Strange by Jerome Ruillier, All the Answers by Jerome Kupperman, and The Beef by Richard Starkings and Shaky Kane.
2018-08-1052 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 87: Perez, Gipi, David B.In this episode we review Land of the Sons by Gipi, Pervert by Michelle Perez and Remy Boydell, and Hasib and the Queen of Serpents by David B.
2018-07-0634 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 86: Davis, DeForge, and WertzIn this episode we review Why Art by Eleanor Davis; Sticks Angelica, Folk Hero by Michael DeForge; and Tenements, Towers & Trash by Julia Wertz.
2018-05-1435 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 85: Box Brown, Fabien Nury, Paul Buhle, and moreWe review Is This Guy for Real? The Unbelievable Andy Kaufman by Box Brown, The Death of Stalin by Fabien Nury and Thierry Robin, Johnny Appleseed: Green Dreamer of the American Frontier by Paul Buhle and Noah Van Sciver, and NOW #1 and #2.
2018-03-1948 min
Reasons RevisitedEpisode 21. TIME TO TALK: Tackling the mental health crisis *LIVE SHOW*Hello! We took to the stage and took on the topic of mental health. With 1 in 4 people experiencing a mental health problem each year, there must be something we can do to support, and where possible treat, these millions. Ruby Wax, George Ezra, and Professor Sir Simon Wessely joined us at the Leicester Square Theatre to talk about their personal and professional experiences with mental health.ANDAyesha Hazarika is BACK! We talk badgers, office pets, and saucy calendars. FURTHER READING MERCHhttps://shop.spreadshirt.co...
2018-02-121h 20Comics for GrownupsEpisode 84: Chatterjee, D'Salete, and FarinellaIn this episode we review Verax by Pratap Chatterjee and Khalil, Run for It by Marcelo D'Salete, and The Senses by Mateo Farinella.
2018-02-0136 min2018-01-1228 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 82: Chaboute, Leslie Stein, Jesse LonerganWe review Alone by Chaboute, Present by Leslie Stein, and This World Is Not for Burning and Hedra by Jesse Lonergan.
2017-12-1328 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 81: Nilsen, Findakly, and ForsmanWe review The End of the Fucking World by Charles Forsman, Poppies from Iraq by Brigitte Findakly and Lewis Trondheim, and Tongues #1 by Anders Nilsen.
2017-10-1627 min
Private PassionsSir Simon WesselyAs part of Radio 3's Why Music? The Key to Memory weekend, Michael Berkeley talks to the psychiatrist Sir Simon Wessely. Professor Sir Simon Wessely is one of our most eminent psychiatrists: until recently the President of the Royal College of Psychiatrists, he is the current president of the Royal Society of Medicine, and Regis Chair of Psychiatry at King's College London. An interest in unexplained symptoms and syndromes has led to many years of research in areas such as Chronic Fatigue and Gulf War Syndrome. Simon talks to Michael about the powerful relationship between...
2017-10-1533 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 80: Manuele Fior, Jillian Tamaki, and Jonathan Coulton/Matt FractionWe review The Interview by Manuele Fior, Boundless by Jillian Tamaki, and Solid State, written by Matt Fraction based on a concept album by Jonathan Coulton.
2017-08-3133 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 79: Dominique Goblet and Max AnderssonJoshua and Alex review Pretending Is Lying by Dominique Goblet and The Excavation by Max Andersson.
2017-07-2830 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 78Joshua and Joe review Hostage by Guy Delisle, The Red Virgin and the Vision of Utopia by Mary and Brian Talbot, Rolling Blackouts by Sarah Glidden, and Your Black Friend by Ben Passmore.
2017-06-2839 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 77: Peplum, 100 Nights of Hero, The FlintstonesWe review Peplum by Blutch, The 100 Nights of Hero by Isabel Greenberg, and The Flintstones vol. 1 by Mark Russell and Steve Pugh.
2017-05-1831 min
DisruptionThe Monkey Flies AloneIn which our only respite from a dystopian future of racist AI and disappearing tech jobs is the siren's song of the Unicorn Frappuccino.
This episode of Disruption is sponsored by:
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Links and Show Notes Have questions only the Disruption cast is qualified to address? Leave us a voicemail at (508) 418-3532 or tweet with the hashtag #DisruptMe and we could answer them on a...
2017-04-241h 07Comics for GrownupsEpisode 76: Len, The Abominable Mr. Seabrook, Six Days in CincinnatiJoshua and Joe review Len: A Lawyer in History by Seth Tobocman, The Abominable Mr. Seabrook by Joe Ollmann, and Six Days in Cincinnati by Dan Mendez Moore.
2017-03-2733 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 75: Exits, Untitled Ape's Epic Adventure, Soviet DaughterAlex and Joshua review Exits by Daryl Seitchik, Untitled Ape's Epic Adventure by Steven Tillotson, and Soviet Daughter by Julia Alekseyeva.
2017-02-2223 min
The Life ScientificSimon Wessely on unexplained medical syndromesProfessor Sir Simon Wessely has spent his whole career arguing that mental and physical health are inseparable and that the Cinderella status of mental health funding is a national disgrace.
His current role, as President of the Royal College of Psychiatrists, has given him a platform to bang the drum for parity of funding, better training for doctors and the need to reduce stigma around mental health (and armchair psychiatrists who think it's OK to diagnose the new American President with a mental illness get short shrift as well).
Professor of Psychological Medicine at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology...
2017-02-1428 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 74: Last Look, Everything Is Teeth, The Unquotable TrumpJoe and Joshua talk about Last Look by Charles Burns and Everything Is Teeth by Evie Wyld.
2017-02-0633 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 73: Best of 2016Alex, Andrea, Joe, and Joshua talk about their eight favorite comics of the year.
2017-01-0439 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 72: The Arab of the Future, Tetris, Cowboys and Insects, Disillusioned IllusionsJoshua and Joe review The Arab of the Future by Riad Sattouf, Tetris: The Games People Play by Box Brown, Cowboys and Insects by David Hine and Shaky Kane, and Disillusioned Illusions by Greg Stump.
2016-12-0839 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 71: March book 3, Threadbare, Dave OrtegaIn this episode we talk about March book 3 by John Lewis, Threadbare by Anne Elizabeth Moore, and a number of short works by Dave Ortega.
2016-11-0841 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 70: The Art of Charlie Chan Hock ChyeAlex and Joshua are joined by Josh O'Neill and Robert Berry to discuss The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye by Sonny Liew.
2016-10-2628 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 69: Indeh, The Fun Family, The ExpertsJoshua and Joe review Indeh by Ethan Hawke and Greg Ruth, The Fun Family by Benjamin Frisch, and The Experts by Sophie Franz.
2016-09-2934 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 68Alex and Joshua review We All Wish for Deadly Force by Leela Corman, Cosplayers by Dash Shaw, and What Is Obscenity? by Rokudenashiko.
2016-09-1925 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 67Joe and Joshua discuss LOVF by Jesse Reklaw and Hot Dog Taste Test by Lisa Hanawalt.
2016-08-1129 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 66Joshua and Joe review Irmina by Barbara Yelin and Lulu Anew by Etienne Davodeau.
2016-06-2838 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 65Alex and Joshua talk about Mary Wept Over the Feet of Jesus by Chester Brown, The Ukrainian and Russian Notebooks by Igort, and another chapter from Neil Cohn's The Visual Language of Comics.
2016-06-0839 min
All in the MindPsychiatrist shortage, GP helps with mental health, Why boredom could be a good thingIn the UK there are around a hundred unfilled Consultant Psychiatrist posts. Claudia Hammond discusses with Sir Simon Wessely, President of the Royal College of Psychiatrists, why there is such a shortage, and the knock on effect for patients. Why does psychiatry seem to be the poor relation when compared with other branches of medicine and what can be done to persuade more trainee doctors to consider psychiatry as a career?In the next of our series of features on the shortlist for the All in the Mind Awards, Claudia meets a GP who has helped one...
2016-05-1028 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 64Joe and Joshua talk about Paracuellos by Carlos Gimenez and Killing and Dying by Adrian Tomine.
2016-05-0535 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 63Joshua and Alex review Nameless City vol. 1 by Faith Erin Hicks
and New Construction by Sam Alden.
2016-04-2726 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 62Joshua and Joe talk about Through the Habitrails by Jeff Nicholson and Ganges #5 by Kevin Huizenga.
2016-04-1931 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 61Alex and Joshua review March vol. 2 by Congressman John Lewis, The Imitation Game by Jim Ottaviani, and Rules for Dating my Daughter by Mike Dawson, and talk about the first chapter of Neil Cohn's The Visual Language of Comics.
2016-03-3035 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 60Joe and Joshua talk about Patience by Dan Clowes and The Abbadon by Koren Shadmi.
2016-03-1619 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 59Joshua and Joe talk about Soldier's Heart by Carol Tyler and Starve Vol. 1 by Brian Wood.
2016-03-0934 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 58In this episode Joshua and Joe talk about Was She Pretty? by Leanne Shapton, Oyster War by Ben Towle, and Dressing and Lose #7 by Michael Deforge.
2016-02-2426 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 57In this episode Alex and Joshua review The Oven by Sophie Goldstein and Beverly by Nick Drnaso.
2016-02-1220 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 56Joe Wessely joins us as a sometime host in this episode, and we discuss The Envelope Manufacturer by Chris Oliveros, Trashed by Derf Backderf, Ruins by Peter Kuper, and Invisible Ink by Bill Griffith.
2016-02-0146 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 55: Rosalie LightningWe devote this entire episode to discussing Tom Hart's new book, Rosalie Lightning.
2016-01-2526 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 54: Best of 2015Andrea, Alex, and Joshua run through our top eight comics of 2015.
2015-12-2836 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 53Joshua and Alex review Plans We Made by Simon Moreton, Curveball by Jeremy Sorese, We Are Going to Bremen to Be Musicians by Tin Can Forest and Geoff Berner, Two Brothers by Fabio Moon and Gabriel Ba, and Junction by Nathan Jurevicius.
2015-12-1029 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 52: Frank SantoroAlex interviews renowned cartoonist, comics critic, and educator Frank Santoro, author of Cold Heat and Pompeii, among other works.
2015-10-121h 45Comics for GrownupsEpisode 51We review Fütchi Perf by Kevin Czapiewski, If You Steal by Jason, and SuperMutant Magic Academy by Jillian Tamaki.
2015-08-2722 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 50In this episode we review The Boat by Matt Huynh (adapting a story by Nam Le), Fante Bukowski by Noah Van Sciver, and Loop de Loop comics by Ryan Cecil Smith.
2015-08-1028 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 49Reviews of Poetry Is Useless by Anders Nilsen, Ghetto Brother by Julian Voloj and Claudia Ahlering, and An Entity Observes All Things by Box Brown.
2015-07-2719 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 48In this episode: Unflattening by Nick Sousanis, BORB by Jason Little, Mowgli's Mirror by Olivier Schrauwen, and Day Glo Ayhole by Ben Passmore.
2015-07-1027 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 47: Josh Bayer returns part 2The conclusion of our interview with Josh Bayer, plus reviews of The Sculptor by Scott McCloud, Displacement by Lucy Knisley, and several comics by A.J. Poyiadgi.
2015-05-191h 16Comics for GrownupsEpisode 46: Josh Bayer returnsIn this episode we talk with Josh Bayer once more and also review 566 Frames by Dennis Wojda, Mimi and the Wolves by Alabaster, and Soppy by Philippa Rice.
2015-04-011h 112015 – Notes from Coode StreetEpisode 223: Alisa Krasnostein, Sean Wright, Tehani Wessely and the Aurealis AwardsAs the Aurealis Awards reach their twentieth anniversary, Jonathan sits down with Aurealis Awards judging co-ordinator Tehani Wessely, publisher Alisa Krasnostein, and critic Sean Wright to discuss the Aurealis Awards, their history and the recently released 2014 Aurealis Awards shortlist. This is the first time two episodes of Coode Street have been recorded and released on the … Continue reading Episode 223: Alisa Krasnostein, Sean Wright, Tehani Wessely and the Aurealis Awards →
2015-03-0100 min
The Coode Street PodcastEpisode 223: Alisa Krasnostein, Sean Wright, Tehani Wessely and the Aurealis AwardsAs the Aurealis Awards reach their twentieth anniversary, Jonathan sits down with Aurealis Awards judging co-ordinator Tehani Wessely, publisher Alisa Krasnostein, and critic Sean Wright to discuss the Aurealis Awards, their history and the recently released 2014 Aurealis Awards shortlist.
This is the first time two episodes of Coode Street have been recorded and released on the same day! Our thanks to Alisa, Tehani and Sean for making the time to be available to record the podcast. As always, we hope you enjoy the episode!
2015-03-011h 12Comics for GrownupsEpisode 45In this episode we review Lynda Barry's Syllabus, Monte Beauchamp's Masterful Marks: Cartoonists Who Changed the World, Pascal Rabate's Street View, Sam Zabel and the Magic Pen by Dylan Horrocks, FUNGUS: The Unbearable Rot of Being by James Kochalka, and The Palace of Ashes and When We Were Kids by Andy Warner.
2015-02-0332 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 44: Best of 2014It's our 10 favorite books of 2014, plus a few leftovers from 2013 we didn't know about in time for last year's list.
2014-12-2240 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 43The Late Child and Other Animals by Marguerite Van Cook and James Romberger, Flocks #4 by L. Nichols, Bow-Wow's Nightmare Neighbors by Mark Newgarden and Megan Montague Cash, and Isä by Hanneriina Moisseinen.
2014-12-0429 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 42Reviews of Pretty Deadly by Kelly Sue Deconnick and Emma Rios, A Cat Named Tim and Other Stories by John Martz, Can't We Talk About Something More Pleasant by Roz Chast, BUMF! Vol. 1 by Joe Sacco, Doctors by Dash Shaw, Hospital Suite by John Porcellino, and Earthling by Aisha Franz.
2014-11-0549 minComics for GrownupsEpisode 41In this episode we discuss Jim: Jim Woodring's Notorious Autojournal, Hip-Hop Family Tree Vol. 2: 1981-1983 by Ed Piskor, A Cabbage in a Nutshell by Tin Can Forest, Hockey Ops #1 by Sam Page and Molly Brooks, The Second in Line by Mattias Adolfsson, Cringe: An Anthology of Embarrassment from Birdcage Bottom Books, and Vile Decay Ritual Three by Malachi Ward.
2014-09-2234 minAll in the MindDSM-5; Should therapists cry? Sleep and mental illnessThe new edition of the American Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders will be launched later this month, Professor Simon Wessely discusses its potential impact in the UK.
A new survey discovers that 72% of therapists have cried during a therapy session, Claudia Hammond asks should therapists cry?
What is the link between sleep and mental illness? A study from Oxford University shows how chaotic sleep can be in people with schizophrenia.
2013-05-0727 minAll in the MindBattlefield Military Mental Health - Antidepressants and Morality - Community Treatment OrdersJohn, an infantry officer for 19 years, was held up at gunpoint, bombed and saw friends and colleagues killed in action. He tells Claudia Hammond about the Post Traumatic Stress Disorder that he suffered when he left the armed forces. And in the first-ever UK study of military personnel in a theatre of war, in Iraq, to test mental health, the military is revealed to have experienced less psychological distress than police or fire officers. One of the study's co-authors, Professor Simon Wessely, Director of the King's Centre for Military Health Research, describes the mental health lessons that are being...
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