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"

C4E Presents is a production of Stony Brook’s Collaborative for the Earth.

Host: Heather Lynch
Editor: J.D. Allen
Program Manager: Jennifer Gilday

On HEALTH Yeah!, Drs. Ankit Dhamija, director of Lung Cancer and Chest Disease Center, Denise Albano, the Center's associate director and nurse practitioner, and thoracic medical oncologist Amna Sher discuss the individual needs and quality-of-life goals for lung cancer patients and other lung conditions. Dr. Kartik Mani, clinical director in the Department of Radiation Oncology, joins the conversation.

Then, on Healthcast, patient Hayley Striegel speaks with her doctor Dave Fiorella, head of the Cerebrovascular Center in the Department of Neurosurgery at Stony Brook Medicine, about a targeted therapy for persistent, disabling migraines using lidocaine.

HEALTH Yeah! and Healthcast are productions of Stony Brook Medicine.

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*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.

rainy day new wave. dedicated to chrsitpy

New music from the ƒ/x camp, Paul Simon birthday homage, classic Firesign Theatre, the amazing vocalizations of Barbara Hannigan and more marvels...

In Transit hour 2 (fill-in)

da inna circle playlist

Far reaching musical dynamics
Starting in the Supreme Level Intensity segment
with Nik Turner and Simon House (UK),
Giöbia (Italy), Trigona (NZ), Kaliyuga Express (UK & Finland), Speck (Austria).
Introducing the new Melting World segment “Dream Sequence” with Steve Roach’s new release “Portals And Spirals”
Radius (USA) in the Cosmic Hour. Vidna Obmana (Belgium) Star’s End radio concert from 1998 in the Time Suspended segment to close the show.

Opening set
Bob Dylan, Bob Dylan’s 115th Dream (BRINGING IT ALL BACK HOME, Columbia)
Graham Parker, I Discovered America (DON’T TELL COLUMBUS, Bloodshot)
John Flynn, An American Cage (WILD BEAT THE WINGS, self-released)
*Willie Nile w/Steve Earle, Wake Up America (THE GREAT YELLOW LIGHT, River House)

Set # 2
*John Gorka, Welcome Home (unentitled, Red House)
*John Gorka, No Time to Cry (unentitled, Red House)
Red Horse, Blue Chalk LK (RED HORSE, Red House)
Red Horse, Wild Horse (RED HORSE, Red House)
The Byrds, Chestnut Mare (UNTITLED, Columbia)

Set # 3
*John Gorka, Harris and the Mare (unentitled, Red House)
Stan Rogers, Lock-keeper (FROM FRESH WATER, Fogarty’s Cove)

Set # 4
*Jory Nash, Come Alive (THE LIGHT STILL SHINES ON THE MAIN, self-released)
Paul Simon, Duncan (PAUL SIMON, Columbia)
Paul Simon, El Condor Pasa (LIVE RHYMIN’, Columbia)
Richard Shindell, Que Hago Ahora? (NOT FAR NOW, Signature Sounds)
Richard Shindell, Che Guevara T-Shirt (VUELTA, Koch)

Set # 5
John Gorka, The Dutchman (SO DARK YOU SEE, Red House)
*Anne Hills, Spoon River (EVERY TOWN, )
*Anne Hills, The Ballad of Elizabeth Dark (EVERY TOWN, )

Bob Longman, guest host

Mix of new and classic country and American music - this week celebrating John Prine on his birthday.

We are back

As always, Mental Out serves to offer a variety of music for our listeners to consume, from all over the world! Runs from 4AM to 6AM, every other Saturday.