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Connecting ALS
Connecting ALS is a weekly podcast produced by The ALS Association's national office and the Association's Minnesota/North Dakota/South Dakota Chapter. We aim to discuss research and technology developments, highlight advocacy efforts, and share the personal stories woven through the community.
Medical Mysteries
We trust doctors with our lives; they are some of the most educated and well-respected members of society. But what happens if they can't diagnose a patient? This high stake medical procedural follows patients as they suffer from bizarre, often terrifying illnesses. None of which doctors learned about in medical school. Medical Mysteries is a Parcast Original, with new episodes every Tuesday.
I'm Dying to Tell You
Hi, I'm Lorri. I'm dying from ALS, a fatal disease with no cure. I've been encouraged by so much to keep LIVING this life and stay focused on the positive. I created this podcast to find & share stories of inspiration in hopes of inspiring you. I'm offering an opportunity for you to continue the conversation after each episode. To join my Podcast Community Group on my Facebook page. There you can interact with guests, ask guestions, give suggestions about episode topics or simply encourage o ...
dead ball - tragedies in baseball history
This podcast explores the lives of baseball players who died tragically young.
Living While Dying: An ALS Story
Bruce Kramer lived a remarkably rich life because of – not despite – an incurable, always fatal disease: Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, or Lou Gehrig's Disease. He was diagnosed with ALS December 6, 2010. While the disease diminished his body, it expanded his life and spirit. He shared that experience with Minnesota Public Radio News host Cathy Wurzer over nearly five year of conversations.
Fantasy Baseball with Andrea
Fantasy Baseball "A star works at being a star … that's how you tell a star in baseball. He shows up nightafter night and takes pride in how brightly he shines. He's Wilie Mays running so hard his hat keeps falling off; Ty Cobb sliding to stretch a single into a double; Lou Gehrig, after being fooled in his first two at-bats, belting the next pitch off the light tower because he's taken the time to study the pitcher. Stars never take themselves for granted. That's why they're stars." ~Jim Mu ...
The Help & Hope audio testimonies addresses life's darkest circumstances that are often difficult to discuss, yet need to be faced as we help one another walk by faith. These are the real-life testimonies of people who have walked through these experiences and have found their strength in Christ.
Podcast for a Rain Delay
A roundtable baseball podcast
Deseret News National Edition
Deseret News National Edition. When your family needs to know more.
Baseball Historian Podcast
The Baseball Historian hosted by Dennis Humphrey were the past comes alive through podcasting baseballs greatest moments.
Indie Streak
Award-winning host Rachel Galvin interviews filmmakers from around the world on what it takes behind the scenes to make the movie magic happen. Learn practical tips to follow and pitfalls to avoid while navigating through your cinematic climb to the top!Check out my NEW MAGAZINE at http://issuu.com/rachelgalvin/docs/independent_streak_may--Currently, on hiatus. Listen to archives for now.
"Bringing the Five-Month Waiting Period for SSDI Benefits to an End…" 14:46
This week, Mike and Jeremy talk to Senator Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island to look back on the passage of the ALS Disability Insurance Access Act, which ended the five-month waiting period for people with ALS to access Social Security Disability Insurance. To learn more about the role ALS advocates played in getting the ALS Disability Insurance …
The Three Amigos 23:28
Three best friends and rising stars who would not live to see their promise fulfilled. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By Tim Scott
Reclaim Your MOJO in 2021 36:40
Listen in as I chat with my joy go-to girl, Monica Scalf, founder of Crazy Grateful about what we are taking into the New Year and leaving in 2020 so that we can reclaim our MOJO in 2021. We're sharing our personal experiences and what 2020 taught us. Join our conversation by sharing what you are bringing into the new year to live joyfully. Let's s…
"Managing COVID-19 and Social Distancing While Living With ALS..." [Replay] 18:04
This week's episode is a replay of one of our favorites from 2020; Mike and Jeremy talk to three families who share their experiences living with ALS during the COVID-19 pandemic and how they are managing social isolation and anxiety around the coronavirus. For tips on managing stress during the COVID-19 outbreak read https://alsadotorg.wordpress.c…
"A Look Back on the Year in ALS Care Services…" 28:53
This week, we are joined by Lori Banker-Horner, The ALS Association's director of clinical programs and Leslie Ryan, the Association's director of education and professional development programs, to reflect on the delivery of clinical care in 2020 and to look ahead to the coming year. For more information on COVID-19 vaccines for people with ALS go…
"A Look Back on the Year in ALS Advocacy…" 21:16
This week, Mike and Jeremy are joined by Abram Bieliauskas, associate director of government affairs at The ALS Association, to reflect on some big wins for ALS advocates in 2020 and to look ahead at the fights to come in 2021. Check out The ALS Association COVID-19 vaccine information hub at https://www.als.org/navigating-als/living-with-als/covid…
Marriage And Caregiving, Making It Work...a Conversation With Barbara Thompson 25:55
The week the Covid sheltering in place began, Barbara Thompson and her husband, Mark, moved from Louisiana, where they had lived for most of their lives, to Mississippi. Barbara and Mark desire is to finish and age with grace. They now live near their son and his family. Caregiving for Barbara's parents was a ministry priority until her mother and …
Mary Toft 50:06
In 18th century England, Mary Toft defied all medical odds when she started giving birth to rabbits.By Parcast Network
"Exploring What We Know About the COVID-19 Vaccines…" 45:53
This week, Mike and Jeremy are joined by Dr. Clifton Gooch, chair of the University of South Florida's Department of Neurology and a member of The ALS Association's national board of trustees. Dr. Gooch takes us through the latest news on the COVID-19 vaccines, explains their safety and efficacy, and talks about what they mean for people with ALS. …
The Bubonic Plague Pt. 2 54:06
When the plague broke out again in the late 19th century, scientists dissected buboes, bodies, and fleas… and found the source of the Black Death. The disease had already killed millions throughout Europe and Asia. In 1900, it reached San Francisco.By Parcast Network
Brian Cuban: Overcoming Alcohol, Bulimia, Cocaine 39:35
Here I chat with Brian Cuban, the younger brother of Dallas Mavericks owner and entrepreneur Mark Cuban. Brian is a Dallas based attorney, author and addiction recovery advocate. Brian shares his intimate life with addiction and eating disorders in hopes of inspiring others. He has been in long term recovery from alcohol, cocaine and bulimia since …
"A Look Back on the Year in ALS Research…" 19:52
This week Mike and Jeremy are joined by Dr. Jill Yersak, vice president of mission strategy at The ALS Association, who walks us through some of the highlights in ALS research from 2020, how ALS researchers persevered through the pandemic, and what has her excited heading into 2021. For more information about research funded by The ALS Association,…
It was one of the most lethal pandemics in global history. The bubonic plague's devastating spread in 6th and 14th century Europe paved the way for how we handle outbreaks today — though patients in medieval times saw no sign of a cure.By Parcast Network
Harry Agganis - The Golden Greek 18:14
This is the story of Harry Agganis - The Golden Greek. #Boston #RedSox #Terriers #tragedy #MLB Sources: https://www.baseball-almanac.com/deaths/harry_agganis_obituary.shtml https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/3608/harry-agganis https://sabr.org/bioproj/person/harry-agganis/ https://lynnjournal.com/2018/06/28/harry-agganis-story-reads-like-a-greek-m…
Cults Crossover: John Alexander Dowie Pt. 2 48:46
Today we're bringing you a special two-part episode from another Spotify Original from Parcast. If you enjoy it, check out Cults on Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts! John Alexander Dowie was a discontented minister who rose to become a leading figure in Australia's faith healer movement. The ambitious preacher railed against modern medic…
Daughter Inspires the World with her Pandemic Story 36:43
This is one of the sweetest stories to come out of the 2020 pandemic. In this heartwarming episode, I chat with Nina Ambrose, who like many was devastated when lockdown rules prevented her from seeing her dad Roger, 77, who moved into a care home in January. After being furloughed from her job, Nina took on a volunteer position at the care home so …
"Digging into the ACT for ALS…" 25:35
This week, Mike and Jeremy are joined by Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska), to discuss the ACT for ALS bill, the Senate's push to double funding for the ALS Research Program at the Department of Defense to $40 million, and why she became a leader in the fight against ALS. To learn more about ACT for ALS, go to https://www.als.org/stories-news/strength…
Drugs, Violence, Homeless, Abuse And A Hunger For Something More 37:15
In this conversation with Sharon Betters, Miho Kahn and her husband share the story of Miho's journey into a world of drugs, violence and abuse. At the age of fourteen, Miho pushed against the boundaries of her parents' quiet life and struck out on her own, telling her sister, "Don't try to find me." As you listen, you might think, "This story coul…
Brain-Eating Amoeba 50:24
In July 2013, a 12-year-old girl from Arkansas was diagnosed with a rare and deadly brain-eating amoeba known as Naegleria fowleri. Her exposure came from a local water park, but brain-eating amoebas are lurking everywhere — including our own faucets.By Parcast Network
"A Veteran's Day Conversation…" 17:21
This week, Mike and Jeremy honor Veteran's Day by talking to John Hartwell, who reflects on his military service and living with ALS during a pandemic. To learn more about the connection between military service and ALS, go to https://www.als.org/navigating-als/military-veterans This episode was produced by Garrett Tiedemann and is brought to you b…
Fred Hutchinson 19:35
The life and career of Fred Hutchinson #Tigers #Reds #MLB #WWII #Cardinals #Detroit #Cincinnati #Rainiers #HutchAward Sources: https://tht.fangraphs.com/the-final-year-of-fred-hutchinsons-life/ https://www.lookoutlanding.com/2019/7/5/20682442/how-fred-hutchinson-saved-baseball-in-seattle-mariners https://www.baseball-almanac.com/players/player.php?…
Aging Syndrome 44:54
Progeria is a rare disorder that causes children's bodies to age and deteriorate quickly. Those with the condition have a life expectancy of 13 years. We follow the journey of one patient, Hayley Okines, who dedicated her short life to helping others battle the disease.By Parcast Network
Two Veterans Reveal their Most Powerful Weapon while Battling ALS 49:52
In this Veteran's Day episode, I talk to two military veterans as they share what is getting them through their greatest battle yet - ALS. Military veterans in the US are twice as likely to develop ALS - a fatal disease with no cure. Chuck Schretzman and Tony Vick are two soldiers living with this horrific disease. Here I chat with Chuck, Tony and …
"Honoring ALS Caregivers During Family Caregivers Month…" 20:02
This week, Mike and Jeremy kick off Family Caregivers Month with Grace Whiting, president and CEO of the National Alliance for Caregiving. Grace shares insight from the Alliance's Caregiving in the U.S. 2020 report and reflects upon caregiving during the COVID-19 pandemic. To learn more about ALS caregivers, read https://www.als.org/stories-news/jo…
Alice in Wonderland Syndrome 48:26
For these patients, rooms shrink, bodies grow disproportionately large, and objects appear farther than they are. Many believe author Lewis Carroll had this condition, and that it inspired the classic tale for which the syndrome was named.By Parcast Network
"Dr. Lou Libby Helps Honor Respiratory Care…" 21:07
This week Mike and Jeremy commemorate Respiratory Care Week by welcoming back Dr. Lou Libby, a practicing physician with Oregon Clinic and the lead Pulmonologist at The Providence ALS Center. Dr. Libby, a member of The ALS Association's national board of trustees, catches us up on the latest in respiratory health and the impact of the ongoing COVID…
"Last Minute Tips on Voting While Living with ALS…" 8:15
In the closing days of the 2020 election, Mike and Jeremy are joined by Lee Page, senior associate director of advocacy at Paralyzed Veterans of America, who provides guidance on casting in-person votes while dealing with mobility challenges and a global pandemic. For more information about Paralyzed Veterans of America, go to https://pva.org/ Chec…
Ergotism and the Salem Witch Trials Pt. 2 49:29
Modern day researchers are still trying to explain what happened in 17th century Salem. Many have blamed the event on mass hysteria, but one doctor points to an outbreak of a fungus called ergot — the same organism used to create LSD.By Parcast Network
Facing their Fate: a Future Diagnosis of ALS 44:22
Listen in on my chat with two young men 29 and 32, who already know an ALS diagnosis will be in their future. Hear their unique perspectives on life as they know a terminal illness is coming. Daniel Barvin and Tucker Olson both made the decision to do genetic testing and have tested positive to a familial ALS genetic mutation. These guys open their…
"Survivability Data Adds to Urgency to Make AMX0035 Available…" 15:00
This week, Mike and Jeremy talk to Dr. Sabrina Paganoni, co-director of MGH Neurological Clinical Research Institute and principal investigator of the CENTAUR trial evaluating the effects of Amylyx Pharmaceutical's AMX0035 on people living with ALS. Dr. Paganoni explains the results of that study, which were published in the October edition of Musc…
In 17th century Massachusetts, three young girls experienced strange symptoms –– prickling of the skin, convulsions and trance-like states. Before long, dozens were complaining of the same ailments, and accusations of witchcraft started to emerge.By Parcast Network
Eddie Gaedel 29:32
Eddie Gaedel, a little person known for a string of celebrity gigs, became a participant in one of the most outlandish publicity stunts in baseball history, when in 1951, he came to bat for the hapless St. Louis Browns. Although Eddie gained a great deal of notoriety for the stunt, a few years later, he was the victim of a murder that remains unsol…
Caring For My Husband With Alzheimer's...a Conversation With Pam Benton 28:19
Pam Benton started noticing small changes in her pastor husband. Though Wilson had retired, he had agreed to serve as interim pastor in another church for eighteen months. Eighteen months turned into five years. Pam's concerns grew when Wilson started using notes for his sermons. Since both of their mothers had Alzheimers, Pam and Wilson did not he…
"Connecting with Born 2 Battle..." 32:58
On this week's episode we welcome in the hosts of the podcast Born 2 Battle, Chris Beckette and Nathaniel Palone, to discuss the origin of their show and their plans to continue raising awareness for ALS. You can find Born 2 Battle wherever you listen to podcasts or directly on Chris' website, https://www.beckettesbattle.com/ To learn more about Ch…
Cotard Syndrome: Real-Life Zombies 48:41
This psychological condition, also known as "Walking Corpse Syndrome" causes people to suffer from disturbing delusions. Many feel that their bodies are void of blood or organs, while other patients are convinced they're dead and stuck in the world of the living.By Parcast Network
I'm More Than My Height: Advocating for Inclusion Everywhere 41:53
I chat with Becky Curran Kekula who is finding ways to change how little people and all people with disabilities are perceived in the media, corporations and everywhere. Becky also happens to be a little person who is proud to identify as part of the disability community. Hear how Becky's life working at the worlds leading entertainment industry to…
"Voting in 2020..." 22:54
For this week's episode, Jeremy and Mike welcome voting rights expert, Dara Baldwin, Director of National Policy for the Center for Disability Rights, to discuss how to vote during a pandemic and what to consider if you're facing mobility and motor function challenges. To get help registering to vote or to find more information about voting in your…
Cutaneous Horns 44:01
The earliest description comes from a 16th century British pamphlet, featuring a Welsh widow with a four-inch-long growth protruding out of her forehead. Cutaneous horns were originally regarded as divine punishment, or a spectacle to be paraded around. In more recent decades, doctors have worked to understand the variety of decidedly less supernat…
"The Critical Role Physical Therapy Plays in Multidisciplinary Care…" 17:11
To kick off National Physical Therapy Month, Mike and Jeremy are joined by Dr. Shannon Terrell, a physical therapist at Kaiser Permanente Skyline Medical Offices in Colorado. Dr. Terrell lays out the role a physical therapist plays in an ALS clinical environment and discusses how the practice is embracing expanded access to telemedicine. For more i…
Anthrax 47:44
In the wake of 9/11, one man's exposure to a rare and deadly illness sparked widespread panic in the U.S. On September 19th, Bob Stevens opened a letter containing a strange white powder. A week later, he was fighting for his life as a victim of a biological weapon. It left many wondering who was responsible… and would they be next?…
Lou Gehrig 34:39
Yankee legend Lou Gehrig. The Dead Ball Podcast is created by Tim Scott. This week's episode was written by Nina Innsted and Tim Scott. Chuck Walters is our technical consultant and audio editor. If you're enjoying the podcast, take a moment to leave a rating or review on your favorite pod catcher, it helps other baseball lovers find the show and t…
"A Sunny Conversation…" 27:16
This week, Mike and Jeremy chat with ALS advocate Sunny Brous, who shares how she finds hope and maintains connections during what has been a rollercoaster of a year. To learn more about Sunny's journey, visit her website at https://sunnystrong.com/ And follow her on Instagram @sunnystrongals This episode was produced by Garrett Tiedemann and is br…
Lobotomies Pt. 2 47:10
With Dr. Walter Freeman's invention in the 1940s, psychologists could perform a transorbital lobotomy from the comfort of their office… with an ice pick through the eye.By Parcast Network
From Losing Everything … To Finding True Happiness 26:09
You don't wanna miss my chat with this 36 year old who has experienced so much loss yet has gained such a valuable perspective on life and happiness. ALS has taken her ability to talk, walk, move and breath on her own. In her book, Pursuit Of Happiness: From Heels to Wheels, Mayuri Saxena shares her five pillars of truth that she discovered in her …
Veneetha Rendall Risner's Story...How Does God Meet Us In Suffering? 31:50
Twenty-one surgeries by age thirteen. Years in the hospital. Verbal and physical bullying from schoolmates. Multiple miscarriages as a young wife. The death of a child. A debilitating progressive disease. Riveting pain. Abandonment. Unwanted divorce. How can one woman survive let alone thrive when she experiences such crashing waves of pain? In thi…
"Living With ALS When A Natural Disaster Hits…" 35:08
This week, Mike and Jeremy are joined by Donnie Graham and Jan Steinbock, who tell us how they are facing wildfires and a global pandemic with ALS. For more information about natural disaster preparedness, read https://www.als.org/stories-news/hurricane-season-starts-today-are-you-prepared-for-an-emergency For help building your own emergency prepa…
In the 1940s, Portuguese neurologist António Egas Moniz received the Nobel Prize for his groundbreaking new treatment: the prefrontal lobotomy. His procedure was adopted by hospitals all over the world—but the treatment was controversial, and came to be known as one of medicine's greatest mistakes.By Parcast Network
"Injecting a Dose of Hope and Urgency in the Fight…" 41:13
This week, Mike and Jeremy continue the discussion around Amylyx Pharmaceutical's phase 2 clinical trial results of AMX0035, which was shown to slow down progression of ALS in trial participants. They are joined by Dr. Kuldip Dave, vice president of research at The ALS Association, to gain insight into how AMX0035 fits into the broader context of t…
Roberto Clemente 26:49
The short life and impressive career of Roberto Clemente #Clemente #21 #Pirates #MLB #Baseball #Pittsburgh Dead Ball is created by Tim Scott. Written by Nina Innsted Researched by Haley Gray and Tim Scott. Technical Consultant/Audio production by Chuck Walters. To learn more, or talk with like minded baseball fans, join the Dead Ball Discussion Gro…