Jaymie Meliker, professor in the Program in Public Health and the Department of Family Population and Preventative Medicine at Stony Brook University, explores critical topics at the intersection of public health and environmental science, including the nuanced impacts of COVID-19 lockdowns. Then, meet Michael Rubenstein, associate professor in the Department of English and Director of the Humanities Institute, who entertains students books he has authored on "energy humanities"

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Dr. Deborah Nagle, chief of colon and rectal surgery at Stony Brook Cancer Center, discusses screening, diagnosis and advanced treatment options for colon and rectal cancer — which is in the top five cancer-related cause of death in the US. Drs. Olga Aroniadis, Stony Brook's division chief of gastroenterology and hepatology, hematologist oncologist Julie Gemmill, and radiation oncologist Alex Stessin join the conversation.

Then, Dr. Michael Hung, a surgeon that specializes in the management of urologic cancers, speaks with oncologists Drs. Judy Huang and Joanne Wu about the prevalence of prostate cancer, which 1-in-8 men face in their lifetime. This conversation is from November 2025.

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The Way Back Machine In Progress. Still sounds new because no one is probably listening but me.

a tribute to noise

A bit of an uneasy feeling tonight, with a guest appearance (and requests) from my listener Steven!

DA INNA CIRCLE PLAYLIST

Jams, Demos, Improvisations and Ascensional Waves 12-5am mind melt.
Instrumental psych from Siddhartha (Turkey), Papir (Denmark), Part 2 from
Oulu Space Jam Collective (Finland),
Tarotplane (Baltimore MD)
Early instrumental mix from Pink Floyd’s
50th anniversary WYWH,
Part 3 of Tangerine Dream’s 1972 Krautrock classic-Zeit in the Time Suspended segment
New ambient from Alio Die (Italy),
Last installment of Hiemal (France)
Ashen Winter of Chernobyl,
Celebrating the last weeks of Winter with
The Winterhouse (Canada & USA),
Part 2 of Altus (Canada) “Winter Embrace” in the Deep Drift segment.

where my music listening started! this first semester of volume @ full is gonna be a bit more story and exposition than future shows :) I hope you're enjoying the music and learning about me !

Opening set
Sloan Wainwright, The Last Blast of Winter (REMEMBERING RACHEL, Not on Label)
Van Morrison, March Winds in February (THREE CHORDS AND THE TRUTH, Exile/Caroline)
Julie London, Melancholy March (CALENDAR GIRL, Liberty)
Bob Dylan, Melancholy Mood (FALLEN ANGELS, Columbia)
Lynn Miles, The Saddest Song I Ever Wrote (WE’LL LOOK FOR STARS, Not on Label )

Set #.2
*The Milk Carton Kids, Blue Water forthcoming from (LOST CAUSE, LOVER FOOL, Far Cry)
James Maddock, Beautiful Now (WAKE UP AND DREAM, Casa Del Fuego)
James Maddock, Sunrise on Avenue C (LIVE AT ROCKWOOD MUSIC HALL, Casa Del Fuego)

Set # 3
*Claudia Jacobs, Empty Hearted Town (KEEP ME IN YOUR HEART, Paradiddle)
*Willie Nelson, Keep Me In Your Heart (LAST LEAF ON THE TREE, Legacy)
*James Maddock, Reconsider Me (KEEP ME IN YOUR HEART, Paradiddle)
Warren Zevon, Renegade (MR. BAD EXAMPLE, Giant)

Set # 4
*Mumford & Sons, Icarus (PRIZEFIGHTER, Gentlemen of the Road)
Paul Winter Consort, Icarus (ICARUS, Epic)
Joni Mitchell, Amelia (HEJIRA, Asylum)
Joni Mitchell, Turbulent Indigo (TURBULENT INDIGO, Reprise)
Chris & Kellie While, Indigo (INDIGO,Fat Cat Records )

musical.ly inspired set!

groove is in the heart