Mark and Phill discuss the life and work of Ronnie Lee, the activist who established the Animal Liberation Front (ALF). Starting from his time as a hunt sabotuer all the way through to serving a prison sentence and writing a book, the episode examines his legacy and discussion on whether his tactics were beneficial to the movement, or not.

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In this 343rd episode I welcome Dr. Tym Kajstura back to the show for another ABA Keyword episode. We discuss the high yield topics that fall under General Anesthesia. CME: Link Random Recs: The Sun Eater Books Theo of Golden

Join Kim Pagano and Carol Johnston with Amphora Travel Planning for an incredible Southwest journey aboard the Canyon Spirit Railroad in April 2027! Travel with friends, make new ones, and […]

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Dr. Prathit Kulkarni, lead author of a recent state-of-the-art review on acute and chronic bacterial prostatitis, joins host Dr. Erin McCreary to discuss this complex disease state. They walk through diagnosis, epidemiology, treatment, and more. You won’t want to miss this episode!References: 1. Kulkarni PA, Cortés-Penfield NW, Brehm TJ, et al. State-of-the-Art Review: Diagnosis and Management of Acute and Chronic Bacterial Prostatitis. Clin Infect Dis. 2026;82(1):1-13.

East Sussex Healthcare Trust (ESHT) recorded 756 A&E attendances for migraine over a 12-month period. Standard A&E environment - bright, loud and busy, worsens symptoms like photo/phonophobia, so patients in crisis were feeling much worse as well as getting the wrong level of care.The post Acute Migraine Virtual Ward Pathway (East Sussex Healthcare Trust) appeared first on Patients Know Best.

What if some of the most powerful tools for controlling chronic bacterial infections are already living inside the human body?In this episode of the Tick Boot Camp Podcast, hosts Matt Sabatello and Rich Johannesen sit down with Dr. David A. Jernigan, DNM, DC, founder of the Biologix Center for Optimum Health, for a deep exploration of Lyme disease, bacteriophages, chronic infection, biological medicine, and his development of Induced Native Phage Therapy (INPT). Dr. Jernigan has worked with people

What if you aren't aproblem to solve? In a world that constantly encourages us to improve, optimize, and become a better version of ourselves, it's easy to believe that who we are right now isn't enough. In this episode, we explore the difference between growing from a sense of worthiness and growing because we believe something about us needs to be fixed. You are worthy. You are enough. And you don't have to become someone else to prove it.

Recovery needs regular maintenance. Like a well-loved car, it benefits from ongoing care, attention, and the occasional tune-up. In this episode Marty reflects on the tough turning points he has faced in recovery, the power of unity, and hope found through the Salvation Army Dunedin Bridge Programme. This show was broadast on OAR FM Dunedin thanks to the support of New Zealand on Air - visit OAR.ORG.NZ to discover new podcasts.

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Host Christin Day sits down with Jaron Stanton for a real conversation about recovery, relapse, treatment, faith, therapy, and finding purpose beyond addiction.Jaron shares openly about his experience with alcohol, early sobriety, relapse, and finally entering treatment. He also discusses the risks of “gray-area” substances such as kratom and kava, and how something that seems harmless can become part of an addictive cycle when the goal is to numb anxiety, escape emotions, or feel different.

Our brains are designed to protect us from danger. But when stress becomes constant, the survival response that once served us can begin to work against us. Many people find themselves stuck in patterns of anxiety, overwhelm, fatigue, poor sleep, and emotional reactivity without realizing that their nervous system may be operating as if a threat is always present. The founder of BrainTap, Patrick Porter, PhD, is a leader in neurofeedback, brain fitness, and stress reduction technologies. He has

The Sleep Lab Stories talks with Steve Walker, who shares thoughts on bedtime, waking up to natural light, and how giving up alcohol has impacted his sleep.This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin - oar.org.nz and made thanks to the support of NZ on Air.

IsUSA basketball asleep at the switch, just like the WNBA seemed to be during the All Star game? Team USA (represented by WNBA players) had a chance to show the world the quality of its team at the FIBA World Cup in Germany. At this juncture, the Us played 3 games against China, Italy, and Chechia. The coach Kara Lawson (coach at Duke) was emphasizing veterans in her starting line-up. While younger stars, including Caitlin Clark, Paige Bueckers, and Angel Reese, are getting some playing time, the

Join us as we chat on the feedback and thoughts from our workshop this Fall. Chatting on the state of our industry and the effects on new and experienced Pilates Teachers.