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Ep 1: What Is Alzheimer’s Disease? 16:03

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Learn about the differences between Alzheimer's and dementia, and how Alzheimer's disease progresses. We talk about why catching the disease early can make a big difference. Dr. Sharon Cohen and Dr. Yaakov Stern walk us through the stages of Alzheimer's disease, from when there are no symptoms to when memory issues start to show. They explain the stages of Alzheimer’s and how it develops over time. We also hear from Kelly, who explains her personal experiences and concerns about developing Alzheimer’s, and what she does about it. For links to resources and information covered in this series, visit our website at HealthUnmuted.com/resources What did you think of this episode? We’d love to hear from you. Please visit healthunmuted.com/feedback to let us know! Rethinking Alzheimer’s Disease was made possible with support from Eisai Inc. [00:00:00] Introduction [00:03:10] What's the difference between Alzheimer's disease and dementia? [00:07:04] When does Alzheimer’s begin to develop? [00:09:08] What is Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI)? [00:10:36] What is subjective cognitive decline? [00:11:59] What is preclinical Alzheimer's disease? [00:13:13] Why is it important to detect Alzheimer’s disease early? Disclaimer: The content provided in this podcast is intended for informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have heard on this podcast. Reliance on any information provided by this podcast or its guests is solely at your own risk. ©2024 Mission Based Media Ltd • April 2024 • AD-M2059…

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Frogmore Stew is a political podcast that breaks down how the system works—and how it’s supposed to work—while connecting the dots between history, pop culture, and today’s biggest issues in South Carolina. With a thoughtful and informed approach, we tackle the policies and decisions that shape life in the Palmetto State, making politics more accessible, relevant, and engaging for everyone. We love to hear from you -- send comments and questions to info@podcastsolutionsnetwork.com

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Second Helping - Politics for Applause and Drugging Dogs 50:36

約 2 日前50:36

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In this episode of Second Helping, Grace and Kaitlyn reunite after a brief hiatus with heartfelt updates and hard-hitting political insights. Grace opens up about the recent passing of her aunt and the overwhelming responsibilities of navigating grief while handling bureaucratic red tape. From there, the duo shifts into the national spotlight with an explosive discussion of the “Signalgate” scandal—where top Trump officials accidentally leaked classified plans in a group chat with a journalist—highlighting the terrifying recklessness at the highest levels of government. From performative politics to genuine protest, Grace and Caitlin ask big questions: Can a culture built on optics still deliver progress? Are we mistaking spectacle for governance? They dive into the chaos of South Carolina politics, call out the distractions of culture wars, and spotlight local heroes like drag queen Patio Furniture. The episode ends on a mix of heart and humor—with drugged-up dogs, community spirit, and the constant reminder that we’re all just frogs in increasingly hot water. Don't miss this one—it's cathartic, insightful, and surprisingly joyful.…

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Frogs Boiling in Water 9:28

約 2 日前9:28

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In this episode of Frogmore Stew , Grace dives into the concept of disruption—not just in the world of business, where it's hailed as a driver of progress, but in the realm of government, where unchecked chaos can undermine the very foundation of democracy. She explores how stability has been a hallmark of America's success, and how the current political climate, especially under Trump’s administration, has weaponized disruption, turning governance into a spectacle of impulsive decisions, social media rants, and executive overreach. Grace examines how the lines between political theater and genuine policy are increasingly blurred, creating a sense of confusion and apathy among citizens. She critiques both parties—calling out Republican leaders for enabling autocratic behavior and Democrats for their complacency and failure to provide bold, forward-thinking leadership. With vivid analogies and sharp commentary, this episode is a call to recognize the boiling water we’re sitting in before it’s too late.…

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Second Helping - Politics Is Blind 35:06

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This week on Frogmore Stew , Grace and Katelyn dive into the intersection of pop culture and politics with a deep-dish discussion on Love is Blind . They unpack the viral controversy surrounding a contestant who got left at the altar over political and social beliefs, exploring how modern relationships navigate moral non-negotiables. From LGBTQ+ rights to Black Lives Matter, the conversation takes a sharp turn into the generational and ideological divides that shape not just romance but everyday interactions with friends and family. Plus, Grace shares her wild weekend in the swamps of Florida—guns, fireworks, and an unexpected viral moment of her own. Later, the hosts reflect on the broader cultural shifts driving these debates, from the politicization of churches to the role of financial independence in shaping women's choices. Grace keeps the animal-themed legislative updates coming, this time with a bill that could turn every backyard in South Carolina into a mini chicken farm—avian flu risks be damned. It’s a packed episode full of sharp insights, good laughs, and a little Southern charm.…

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Inside the DOJ: A Conversation with Adair Ford Boroughs, Former US Attorney for SC 34:04

約 20 日前34:04

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In this episode of Frogmore Stew , host Grace Cowan sits down with Adair Ford Boroughs, the former U.S. Attorney for the State of South Carolina, to discuss her unexpected termination and the broader implications of such political shifts. The conversation explores the unprecedented nature of these firings, the emotional toll of losing a leadership role, and how the transition has affected not just her but the entire legal community. The discussion delves into the realities of serving as a U.S. Attorney, the challenges of working in politically charged environments, and what comes next after such a high-profile dismissal. With insights into justice, governance, and personal resilience, this episode is a must-listen for anyone curious about the intersection of law and politics in America.…

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Second Helping - Giant Lizards 40:08

約 23 日前40:08

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In this episode of Second Helping, Grace and Katelyn jump into a week filled with nationwide demonstrations, focusing on those led by the group 50501 in South Carolina. They discuss the lack of media coverage on these events, the themes emerging from conversations with protesters, and the sentiment of hope among long-time Democrats. The episode includes interviews with various attendees voicing dissatisfaction with corporate influence in politics and the current state of local parties. Additionally, Grace and Katelyn touch on broader political implications and gender dynamics in political affiliations. 00:00 Introduction and Recent Events 01:25 Discussion on the Pope and Personal Anecdotes 03:05 Protest Interviews and Reflections 13:06 Political Commentary and Social Observations 21:26 Rise of Partisanship and Gender Politics 22:39 Masculinity and Political Identity 26:19 National Parks and Government Policies 34:11 Personal Stories and Social Commentary…

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Spell Freedom w/ Elaine Weiss 43:06

約 27 日前43:06

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Elaine Weiss, an award-winning journalist and author, joins Frogmore Stew to discuss her latest book, Spell Freedom: The Underground Schools That Built the Civil Rights Movement . Weiss has built a career on uncovering untold stories of history, and her new book sheds light on the overlooked contributions of Septima Clark, Esau Jenkins, and Bernice Robinson—three Black activists from South Carolina who played pivotal roles in the fight for voting rights under Jim Crow. Through grassroots education efforts known as Citizenship Schools, these individuals empowered Black communities to overcome systemic barriers to voting. The conversation explores how Spell Freedom ties into current discussions on voting rights, racism, and corporate responsibility, drawing parallels between past and present struggles for civil rights. The episode delves into Weiss’s broader interest in history, particularly in narratives of ordinary citizens who shaped America’s democracy. She reflects on the economic and social retaliation activists faced, the role of corporations in perpetuating or challenging racial injustice, and how historical erasure continues today through policies limiting how race-related history is taught in schools. Weiss also discusses the critical role of education in the civil rights movement and how today’s challenges—such as voting restrictions and political resistance to diversity initiatives—mirror past injustices. With her book’s release coinciding with modern fights for democracy, Spell Freedom serves as both a historical account and a call to action, reminding listeners that the struggle for justice requires resilience and collective action.…

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Second Helping - Hair of the Doge 39:12

約 30 日前39:12

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In this episode of Second Helping, Grace and Katelyn discuss the political landscape of South Carolina. Caitlin dives into her involvement in a conference with Together SC, highlighting the state's nonprofit sector. They explore the initiatives of Rom Reddy and his political action committee, DOJ SC, aimed at transforming state agencies and regulations. The episode also reviews several legislative bills, including voter registration regulations, abortion restrictions, and a bill to combat the wild hog problem using drones. Additionally, they touch on representative efforts to ensure electoral security and the implications of recent lawmaking on public health and democracy in South Carolina. 00:00 Introduction and Conference Overview 00:44 Political Action Committees and State Agencies 03:22 Economic and Social Issues in South Carolina 18:04 Election Security and Voter Registration 26:29 Abortion Legislation and Women's Health 33:32 Wild Hogs and Local Legislation 35:35 Governor Janet Mills and Trans Rights…

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Who's the Boss? 18:51

5 weeks前18:51

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In this episode of Frogmore Stew , Grace takes a deep dive into the core issue that has shaped American politics for centuries: the fight over resources. She examines America's rising confidence in CEOs and declining trust in media—using them as a lens to examine who holds power in the country and how that power influences economic and social policy. The conversation isn’t just about politics; it’s about the ongoing battle over who contributes to the nation’s wealth, how those resources are distributed, and who gets to make those decisions. Tracing this struggle back to America’s founding, Grace explores the ideological divide between Thomas Jefferson’s small-government, free-market vision and Alexander Hamilton’s push for federal intervention and investment. She follows this thread through history, from the economic collapse of the 1920s and the rise of FDR’s New Deal to Ronald Reagan’s trickle-down economics and today’s efforts to dismantle government oversight. In particular, she examines Project 2025 , a conservative blueprint for reshaping the U.S. government, expanding executive power, and rolling back key regulations and social programs. As the country moves through another pivotal moment in its political and economic trajectory, Grace challenges listeners to consider what kind of government they want and how history’s lessons can inform the future.…

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Second Helping - Penny for Your Thoughts 36:58

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In this episode of Second Helping, Grace and Katelyn discuss their experiences and thoughts on political developments and responses. Katelyn shares her week of watching TV while coping with a cold and avoiding the news. They delve into frustrations with Democratic leadership, citing the party's lack of a strong, clear response to Republican actions. The discussion touches on political strategies, how Democrats can improve their messaging, and the potential for corruption in government. Additionally, they emphasize the importance of effective communication using Pete Buttigieg as an example. The episode is wrapped up with reflections on the ASMR video from the official White House Instagram account that dehumanizes immigrants and concerns over the current political climate. 00:00 Introduction and Catching Up 01:32 Political Frustrations and Criticisms 04:08 Democratic Party's Response and Strategy 11:57 Government Spending and Budget Issues 20:10 Debating DOGE and Government Bloat 21:21 Controversial White House ASMR Video 27:50 The Immigration Debate: Policies and Perspectives 36:58 Listener Engagement and Personal Reflections…

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Aspirations of Grandness, Without the Political Will to Match 17:03

6 weeks前17:03

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In this episode of Frogmore Stew, Grace dives into how political slang shapes the way we think about policies and social issues. From old-school terms like “welfare queens” to today’s buzzwords like “DEI” and “critical race theory,” she breaks down how these phrases are used to push political agendas. She explores how American politics shifted from focusing on class issues to race and gender, why certain historical perspectives have been erased from textbooks, and how recent laws—like South Carolina’s ban on CRT—impact education. Grace also unpacks the federal government's crackdown on DEI programs and the ripple effects, like the unexpected cancellation of a girls’ STEM program, At the heart of it, this episode is about how language influences policy, why we need to understand how our government actually works, and how we can move past political catchphrases to have real, productive conversations. 👉 Tune in for a deep but accessible look at how history, politics, and language all intertwine!…

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Second Helping - It's Not You. It's Me. No wait. It Is You! 37:49

6 weeks前37:49

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In this episode, Grace and Katelyn discuss the week's political events involving the shadow president, Elon Musk. Katelyn delves into a School House Rock history of immigration in South Carolina, tracing back to 1670. They cover various migrations, the economic impetus behind them, and South Carolina's labor needs over centuries, including reliance on enslaved Africans and later European immigrants. They highlight attempts to attract immigrants and their contributions to the economy. They wrap up with a critique of political maneuvers by Nancy Mace and Thomas Ravenel. 00:00 Introduction and Weekly Recap 00:06 Political Commentary and Social Media Critique 01:47 Historical Overview of Immigration in South Carolina 10:43 Immigration and Economic Impact 17:46 Modern Immigration Issues and Policies 31:39 Political Exploitation and Personal Stories 37:50 Conclusion and Final Thoughts Copyright 2025 Grace Cowan The Alliance Coalition - South Carolina All Things Frogmore Stew The Poets of Rhythm - "South Carolina…

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ICE, ICE Baby 30:40

7 weeks前30:40

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In this episode of Frogmore Stew, Grace delves into the topic of immigration with guest Fernando Soto, founder of Nuestro Estado, and Lana Kleiman, executive director of Charleston Legal Access. This episode aims to clarify the confusion surrounding immigration enforcement and policy under the Trump administration. They explore the implications of these immigration policies and the spread of misinformation. They provide insights on how these issues impact the Latino community, offering actionable steps for U.S. citizens to support immigrants. 00:00 Introduction to Frogmore Stew 00:04 Recent Arrests for Impersonating ICE Officers 00:54 Interview with Fernando Soto of Nuestro Estado 01:28 Interview with Lana Klyman of Charleston Legal Access 01:52 Discussion on Immigration Policies and Public Perception 06:22 Impact of Immigration Raids on the Latino Community 16:16 Trump's Immigration Policies and Executive Orders 25:24 Community Actions and Legal Support 29:49 Conclusion and Final Thoughts Copyright 2025 Grace Cowan Charleston Legal Access Homepage - Noticias Nuestro Estado - Local Spanish News The Alliance Coalition - South Carolina All Things Frogmore Stew The Poets of Rhythm - "South Carolina…

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Second Helping - Went Looking for Answers & Found a Hot Rodent 34:15

7 weeks前34:15

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In this episode of Second Helping, hosts Grace and Katelyn discuss a chaotic flood of recent news, highlighting Elon Musk's controversial actions, including leaking social security numbers and influencing government operations. They explore the complexities and frustrations of the U.S. bureaucratic system and the implications for social services and national security. The hosts critique the Democratic Party's current strategies, including an insider look at a secretive meeting of top Democratic donors and an interview with newly elected DNC chair Ken Martin. With insights into local versus national political strategies, they emphasize the need for more effective political infrastructure in the South. The episode rounds off with a reflection on creating joy amidst chaos and a humorous account of a weekend in Palm Beach. 00:00 Welcome to Second Helping 00:10 Government Bureaucracy and Reforms 04:18 Elon Musk and Social Media Influence 06:02 Democratic Party Challenges 17:41 Ken Martin's Vision for the Democratic Party 30:31 Finding Joy Amidst Chaos 32:19 Funny Encounters and Closing Remarks Copyright 2025 Grace Cowan The Alliance Coalition - South Carolina All Things Frogmore Stew The Poets of Rhythm - "South Carolina…

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We Currently Have a Country ... IF We Can Keep It 18:33

8 weeks前18:33

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Revamping the Democratic Party: Strategies and Insights In this episode of Frogmore Stew, Grace discusses the responsibilities of American citizens and the differing interpretations that lead to political involvement. She reflects on her interview with Ken Martin, the new chair of the Democratic National Committee, emphasizing the need for substantial changes within the Democratic Party to become more competitive. Grace outlines detailed recommendations for restructuring state parties, particularly in South Carolina, to build a stronger foundation through paid positions, effective hiring, comprehensive candidate training, and improved outreach. She critiques the current Democratic messaging and contrasts it with the Republican approach, urging for clear, tangible solutions and active leadership. Finally, Grace calls for a proactive response to counter the implementation of Project 2025 by the Republicans. 00:00 Introduction to Season Two 00:05 Responsibilities and Politics in America 01:11 Interview with DNC Chair Candidates 01:46 Advice for the Democratic Party 02:23 Revamping State Party Structures 02:53 County-Level Strategies 03:44 Candidate Recruitment and Training 05:08 Building Volunteer and Donor Networks 06:08 Media and Outreach 06:32 Research and Data Collection 07:02 National-Level Democratic Strategies 07:10 The Bubble and Inclusivity 08:03 Problem Solving and Messaging 09:49 Party Platform Comparisons 15:42 Current Political Climate and Project 2025 17:46 Conclusion and Final Thoughts Copyright 2025 Grace Cowan The Alliance Coalition - South Carolina All Things Frogmore Stew The Poets of Rhythm - South Carolina…

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Second Helping with DNC Chair Candidates Quintessa Hathaway & Ben Wickler 19:41

8 weeks前19:41

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In this episode, hosted by Grace, the focus is on the final two candidates for the Democratic National Party Chair. They are Quintessa Hathaway, a teacher with Southern roots, and Ben Wickler, including discussions about their visions, strategies, and the essential role of multiculturalism, communication, coalition building, and year-round engagement. Both candidates emphasize the importance of addressing socioeconomic issues and ensuring fair representation. 00:00 Introduction to Frogmore Stew 00:41 Meet Quintessa Hathaway 02:22 Quintessa's Vision for the Democratic Party 03:25 Southern Strategy and Multiculturalism 04:08 Strengths as a Party Cheerleader 04:55 Long-Term Strategy for the Democratic Party 06:00 Engaging the Younger Generation 06:38 Obligation and Representation 07:13 Introducing Ben Wickler 07:34 Ben Wickler on Republican Messaging 10:01 Coalition Building and Economic Solidarity 15:08 Hakeem Jeffries and Legislative Priorities 18:27 Conclusion and Final Thoughts Copyright 2025 Grace Cowan The Geno Jones Show - with guest Ben Wikler The Alliance Coalition - South Carolina All Things Frogmore Stew "Give Me More" - VAV - VAV - 'Give me more' (Feat. De La Ghetto & Play-N-Skillz) Music Video Apple Music : https://apple.co/2YbKeEf Spotify : https://spoti.fi/2LBHRZM…