Drs. Xun Lian, Sara Kim and Caitlin Waters, minimally invasive and robotic gynecologic surgery at Stony Brook Medicine, break down what’s normal — and not — when it comes to menstrual cycles, heavy bleeding, and pelvic pain.

Then, Drs. James Barsi, clinical associate professor in the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at Stony Brook University, and Brian Lynch, a board certified pediatric orthopaedic surgeon at Stony Brook Medicine, discuss misconceptions about the curvature of the spine, known as scoliosis. This conversation is from September 2025.

HEALTH Yeah! is a production of Stony Brook Medicine.

For more information, visit health.stonybrookmedicine.edu or follow us on social media.

*DISCLAIMER: The information provided in this podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. If you think you may have a medical emergency, call your doctor or emergency services immediately.

"Voices of Transparency and Excellence" is filling in for Close The Door.

Andrew Flescher, professor of public health and English at Stony Brook University, explores where morality is learned, what defines it, and whether it’s subjective or objective in the age of the Trump administration. This conversation is from February 2026.

Lauren Hale, professor in the Department of Family and Population and Preventative Medicine in the Renaissance School of Medicine, examines sleep from a historical perspective, the increase in sleep deficiency over time, and how sleep relates to public health, social justice, and inequality. This conversation is from May 2026.

Lisa Chichura, director of the strategic partnership for industrial resurgence, and Derek O’Connor, who leads workforce readiness and K-12 engagement programming in the Office for Research and Innovation at Stony Brook University, explore how the job market has changed and bridges between education and the workforce. This conversation is from February 2026.

The Electric Prunes - "Get Me to the World On Time"
The Peppermint Trolley Company - "Beautiful Sun"
Kaleidoscope - "Hang Out"
Ten Years After - "Bad Scene"
Liverpool Echo - "Girl On The Train"

Mark Fry - "Not On The Radar [Demo]"
July - "I See"
BG System - "I Never Learn"
The New Colony Six - "Someone, Sometime"
Coloured Balls - "Love Me Girl"

The O-Men & Their Luv' - "Maybe Later"
The Estes Brothers - "Tomorrow's Sunlight"
Spontaneous Generation - "Purple Purple"
The Snaps - "Polka Dotted Eyes"
Mourning Reign - "Satisfaction Guaranteed"
The Wailers - "Out of Our Tree"

The Monkees - "For Pete's Sake"

Filling in once again for Girl From Mars

Spotlight on Keith Tippett

Blues/Rock/R&B

DJ Leto fill in
Joi returns next week!

equilibrium radio biweekly mondays 2-4pm
mindfulness music radio show!

aka The Trouble With Edison
Hosted by Mr. Edison

da inna circle

Welcoming June in with some tunes. Here's to a lovely month!

Hank shares a few more comments about his recent Nashville trip, and Susan plays some old and new favorites

2-5am Musical Continuum.

Melting World meteorological alert:
Look towards the sky during the Deep Drift segment
between 4:30-5:00 and the Blue Moon will be waiting for you!
More details here https://earthsky.org/astronomy-essentials/when-is-the-next-blue-moon/

New music:
Erik Wøllo’s (Norway) Projekt release “Snow Tides”-part 2.
Cosmic Hour:
Soft Machine (UK) 1969 multi media soundtrack “Spaced”.
Time Suspended segment:
Eat Static(UK) live at Ozara Festival 2024, Part 3 on f 4.
Deep Drift segment:
Altus (Canada), The Time Collection.
Jeff Pearce (Indiana) recorded live-Star’s End, WXPN Philadelphia

Hosted by Ed Roller of Melting World and
WUSB super listener and supporter Marto.
Set dedicated to Sonny Rollins, jazz elder, composer, improviser and innovator
who departed 5/2526

Coverage by Colby :o)

birthBAE episode dedicated to my BAE on his BIRTHDAY!! youppiiiiiiii