daydream

Welcome to the Good Imaginations Podcast!  I'm so happy you're here.

Today's adventure takes us to a golden field, to the dusty sweet smell of grass, to the endless serenity of sky.

How (specifically) to get aliens to beam thoughts directly into your brain. Lots about Ralph Waldo Emerson. Also, great great music. (All podcasts and reviews are on www.hlycrp.com, and you can also follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, and Spotify, and Apple Podcasts.)

Swirling in technical difficulties, John broadcasts from a CB radio and reveals the origins of many of his Moves. Also, great music. (All podcasts and reviews are on www.hlycrp.com, and you can also follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, and Spotify, and Apple Podcasts.)

Many Australians have reported a higher level of boredom during the long stretch of isolation brought about by COVID-19. So, if you have felt some boredom, was it good or bad? Psychologists believe they’ve classified several different shades of the beast and not all are bad. So we check out ways to embrace the better versions.

This week, Wes interviewed Nate from Oftener about the band's new EP "Daydream" and more.

Amy, Juliet, Rachel, & Rick have a round table discussion on Beach Boys and Weekend Woman. Singles (?) 3 & 4 off of Weezer's highly anticipated new album, Pacific Daydream.

Links & Show Notes

• Google RV/Daydream
• Aztez
• HTC Vive
• Frank: Twitter, Blog, GitHub
• James: Twitter, Blog, GitHub
• Music : Amethyst Seer - Citrine by Adventureface

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Larry Berle is back on KYD for a second episode to discuss his recent trip to Cuba. In this episode, Larry shares his observations of the Cuban culture, food and music that make Cuba a colorful and unique travel experience.

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Michaela Cartner, an Intensivist and ED physician from Queensland's Gold Coast, gives a fascinating talk on environmental heat stress. The Marathon des Sables  provided a perfect backdrop to discuss this important topic.

Go to www.intensivecarenetwork.com for the slides and more.

Roger Harris, the Bedside Critical Care big dog gives his last talk of the 2012 conference.

From the maker of Sex and Nutrition comes Oxidative Stress.

Roger specifically discusses:

• What is Oxidative stress
• Why is Oxidative Stress important
• How does Selenium fit into Oxidative stress
• Selenium (Se) in critical illness
• What’s the current evidence for Se in ICU

Alex Rosenberg is an Intensivist who was working in a transplant centre last year. He gave this talk on immunosupression at last year's Bedside Critical Care Conference and managed to make a fairly dry subject seem understandable and relevant. Go to www.intensivecarenetwork.com for the slides and more...

Pierre Janin is an intensivist with many interests. For example you may have seen his fantastic echo guide or his talk on transcranial doppler. One of his other passions is microbiology, and at BCC last year he gave this talk on Fungal infections. He often proudly shows pictures of his fungal balls on ward rounds.

Anthony Holley, a world famous transfusion and coagulation guru, draws on his military, ED and ICU experience and talks about the most recent blood transfusion guidelines. They are a great resource and can be downloaded here. This talk is different to the last one he gave at Bedside Critical Care 2012!