September is National Sickle Cell Awareness Month.
Welcome back to another episode, where we speak with our first guest, Bianca Griffin, President and Spokeswoman of the Jack and Jill Erie Shores Chapter. On September 8th, the Erie Shores Chapter and the American Sickle Cell Anemia Association will be holding a 5K Run/Walk, Running the Shores, where we honor the memory of the late founder of the ASCAA, Dr. Edgar B. Jackson, Jr. We will also be spreading awareness and education about sickle cell anemia during this inaugural event.
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Learn more about Jack and Jill Erie Shores Chapter here and here.
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Creative and have sickle cell anemia? Send your artwork, photographs, stories, and more to sickletalk@ascaa.org. Your art could be featured in an episode! Sickle Talk is owned and operated by the American Sickle Cell Anemia Association and funded by viewers and listeners like you. Thank you! Support our organization by donating here or by buying t-shirts, hoodies, or mugs here! For More Information: Website: www.ascaa.org Follow Us! Facebook Instagram Twitter (X) Threads Spotify iHeartRadio Amazon Music Podcasts The American Sickle Cell Anemia Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in Cleveland, Ohio. Since 1971, ASCAA has tested, counseled, and assisted individuals, families, and the population at risk of Sickle Cell Anemia. ASCAA is affiliated with multiple major hospitals in our local area, including, but not limited to, Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland Clinic Children's Hospital, University Hospital, MetroHealth Hospital, Rainbow Babies and Children, and local clinics and community centers. Mission Statement: ASCAA is a comprehensive health organization whose mission is to connect with families, inspire hope, and improve their quality of life. We are ultimately working to create a world without sickle cell disease. Disclaimer: All information is merely for educational and informational purposes for sickle cell anemia. It is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. Please seek medical advice from an appropriately qualified and licensed physician. Should you decide to act upon any information given, you do so at your own risk. While we have verified the information to the best of our abilities, we cannot guarantee that there are no mistakes. We reserve the right to change this policy, which will be promptly updated. To ensure you are up to date with the latest changes, we advise you to visit this page frequently.
Welcome back to another episode! Join Lucy as we talk discuss myths and misconceptions surrounding Sickle Cell Anemia, Rare Disease Day, and how you can support Sickle Cell Programs within your region, or even the American Sickle Cell Anemia Association. Creative and have sickle cell anemia? Send in your artwork, photographs, stories, and more to sickletalk@ascaa.org. Your art could be featured in an episode! Sickle Talk is owned and operated by the American Sickle Cell Anemia Association and funded by viewers and listeners like you. Thank you! Support the ASCAA organization by donating today! For More Information: Website Follow Us! Facebook Instagram Twitter (X) Threads Spotify iHeartRadio Amazon Music Podcasts
The American Sickle Cell Anemia Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in Cleveland, Ohio. Since 1971, ASCAA has tested, counseled, and assisted individuals, families, and the population at risk of Sickle Cell Anemia. ASCAA is affiliated with multiple major hospitals in our local area, including, but not limited to: Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland Clinic Children's Hospital, University Hospital, MetroHealth Hospital, Rainbow Babies and Children, and local clinics and community centers. Mission Statement: ASCAA is a comprehensive health organization whose mission is to connect with families, inspire hope, and improve their quality of life. We are ultimately working to create a world without sickle cell disease. Disclaimer: All information is merely for educational and informational purposes for sickle cell anemia. It is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. Please seek an appropriately qualified and licensed physician for medical advice. Should you decide to act upon any information given, you do so at your own risk. While the information has been verified to the best of our abilities, we cannot guarantee that there are no mistakes or errors. We reserve the right to change this policy, which will be promptly updated. If you want to ensure you are up to date with the latest changes, we advise you to frequently visit this page.
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I've been with the American Sickle Cell Anemia Association for the better part of 5-ish months. They are a 501(c)(3) non-profit that offers supportive services, counseling, testing, education, and more to individuals, families, and the population at risk for sickle cell anemia.
Sickle Talk is back! After a hiatus, Sickle Talk is making its return as a podcast. After three years since our last episode, we return to talk about the American Sickle Cell Anemia Association and how this organization got its start over 50 years ago, and the Newborn Screening Program, a federal and state program that tests newborn babies for dozens of debilitating disorders, including sickle cell anemia. Creative and have sickle cell anemia? Send in your artwork, photographs, stories, and more to sickletalk@ascaa.org. Your art could be featured in an episode! Sickle Talk is owned and operated by the American Sickle Cell Anemia Association and funded by viewers and listeners like you. Thank you! Support our organization by donating today! For More Information: Website: www.ascaa.org Follow Us! Facebook Instagram Twitter (X) Threads Spotify
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YouTube (Podcasts) The American Sickle Cell Anemia Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in Cleveland, Ohio. Since 1971, ASCAA has tested, counseled, and assisted individuals, families, and the population at risk with Sickle Cell Anemia. ASCAA is affiliated with multiple major hospitals in our local area, including, but not limited to: Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland Clinic Children's Hospital, University Hospital, MetroHealth Hospital, Rainbow Babies and Children, and local clinics and community centers. Mission Statement: ASCAA is a comprehensive health organization whose mission is to connect with families, inspire hope, and improve their quality of life. We are ultimately working to create a world without sickle cell disease. Disclaimer: All information is merely for educational and informational purposes for sickle cell anemia. It is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. Please seek an appropriately qualified and licensed physician for medical advice. Should you decide to act upon any information given, you do so at your own risk. While the information has been verified to the best of our abilities, we cannot guarantee that there are no mistakes or errors. We reserve the right to change this policy, which will be promptly updated. If you want to ensure you are up to date with the latest changes, we advise you to frequently visit this page.
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This is part one is a series of Stranger Things podcasts coming out. Next week we'll explore similarities between DnD and Stranger Things, series inspirations, character arcs, plotlines, and theories on what might happen in the upcoming and last season of Stranger Things.
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Consisting of singer Maynard James Keenan, guitarist Adam Jones, bassist Justin Chancellor (who replaced Paul D’Amour in ’95), and drummer Danny Carey, we’re checking out the progressive rock band and the musicians of Tool in this Spotlight Artist.
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Another utterly random segment, this time covering k-pop artists like Kep1er, Loona, BTS's j-hope, and more. We're exploring Avatar: The Way of the Water and the amazing visual effects just seen in the trailer (check out more on Corridor Crew's YouTube channel), as well as t.v. shows The Umbrella Academy, Stranger Things 4, and the Time Traveler's Wife.
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Running for ten seasons, this well-known sitcom has influenced language, defined a generation, and has amassed fans from every part of the world. On today's Flashback Friday, we're taking a look at Friends.
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A mostly self-taught, German-born composer and music producer, Hans Zimmer has created some of the best-known soundtrack scores for movies and television throughout the decades. Today, we’re looking at Hans Zimmer’s incredible compositions and career on this Spotlight Artist.
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Witches are real, and the U.S. has entered a pact with them in exchange for military services. Following an alternate timeline for the United States, we get an inside glimpse at witches who dedicate their lives to the military and the protection of their country. We witness three new cadets bravely, and a bit naively, join the military in hopes to make their mothers proud, being a part of something bigger, and even uncovering secrets as they take on their biggest adversaries, The Spree.
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It is so sad to see a favorite show get the axe...in this episode; I talk about shows that unfortunately will not return in the fall as we fly into summer. Think I missed a show or listed a show in error, reach out using voice messaging on Anchor, or find me on Twitter and Instagram. You can find a written version of this podcast here.
After my last random segment, I thought I would come up with something to warn you that while these podcasting episodes are thought out and not as random as they appear, it would be a good idea to name them, hence the Utter(ly) Random. Hope you guys like the new episodes that these have to offer!
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It has been TOO LONG. I'm happy to be back to podcasting, and I hope that you guys will enjoy this off-the-cuff episode that truly lives up to the utter randomness of my handle.
First, I will explain why I've been absent. Second, I'm going to share some news for upcoming articles and podcasts, and third, please consider supporting this channel. It truly helps.
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June 20th is the official first day of summer, and I thought this slasher, horror flick of the late ’90s would be an excellent kick-off to the summer. On this Flashback Friday, we’re looking at a 1997 film directed by Jim Gillespie, I Know What You Did Last Summer. You're listening to Utter Randomness's podcast, I'm Lulu your host, and this is a Flashback Friday. Oh, and spoilers!
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Born Nathan John Feuerstein, but more commonly known by his stage name, NF. This American rapper, singer, and songwriter started his music career at the Fine Arts Festival in Canton, Michigan. On today’s spotlight artist we’re exploring the music career of NF. This episode is also available as a blog post which you can find here.
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Also known as Amazing So Mun or Amazing Rumor, The Uncanny Counter aired its first season on OCN and Netflix. The show centers on a disabled high schooler who has inexplicably obtained abilities after merging with a spirit named Wi-gen. This symbiotic relationship takes the protagonists, also known as Counters, through a journey of self-discovery, making connections, and fighting evil in various forms. On today's Midnight Binge, we're taking a look at The Uncanny Counter.
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A 1993 historical drama filmed by Martin Scorsese, this romantic drama was based on the 1920s novel of the same name written by Edith Wharton. Critically acclaimed, it was a box office flop on its 1993 release, only garnering $32.3 million. On this Under the Radar, we’re looking at The Age of Innocence and why it wasn’t well-received by audiences.
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Based on Webtoon’s comic of the same name, Sweet Home infected Netflix in December 2020. A South Korean apocalyptic horror, we’re diving into the unique zombie-ish world of Sweet Home. Hello, you're listening to Utter Randomness, I'm Lulu your host and this isn't my voice.
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Not only are spoilers are involved but also trigger warnings, Sweet Home’s main protagonist deals with severe depression and suicidal ideations as well as attempted suicide.
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Over the last 50 years, people of different backgrounds were presumed missing or dead. Until one day, a comet begins hurtling towards earth, this comet slows and makes its landing at the Cascade Range in Washington. This large ball of light explodes, and through the fog 4400 people emerged, none of them have aged and they have no memories of what happened to them since they’ve gone missing. Today’s flashback Friday we are exploring the 2004 series The 4400. This episode is also available as a blog post, which you can find here.
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2005 saw The Matrix’s Keanu Reeves become occultist, anti-hero John Constantine in Francis Lawrence‘s version of the DC character. A box office flop, in the last 15 years fans, media, and more began to see the brilliance of the movie and its characters. On this Under the Radar podcast, we’re checking out Constantine.
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Beautifully crafted, witty, magical, and filled with secrets, The Nevers, an HBO show created by Joss Whedon (who stepped down as director/executive producer in November 2020), is an epic tale that follows a growing group of Victorian women and minorities (as well as those living on the fringes of London society) who find themselves in the possession of special powers. On today’s midnight binge we’re taking a look a the world, people, politics, and the production of The Nevers.
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Following the events of the 1994 film, Stargate SG-1 originally premiered on Showtime on July 27, 1997. This Flashback Friday explores the series SG-1, the threats they faced, characters, legacy, and more. This podcast is based on the Utter Randomness blog of the same name and you can find this specific article here.
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