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Dr. Derek Stitt talks with Dr. David T. Plante about the Wisconsin Sleep Cohort study to estimate the prevalence of idiopathic hypersomnia.

Read the related article in Neurology. 

Disclosures can be found at Neurology.org.

In this episode of the podcast, Editor Sydny Shepard takes a look at Industrial Hygiene through the lens of the past and the future.

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Welcome to the very first episode of IHpod: An Industrial Hygiene Podcast. In this episode, Occupational Health & Safety Content Editor Shereen Hashem asks Certified Industrial Hygienist and Certified Safety Professional Dennis Terpin about how complex and industrial hygiene is and why it should be the center stone of any safety program at any business.  

IHpod: An Industrial Hygiene Podcast is brought to you by Occupational Health & Safety,the same brand behind OH&S SafetyPod.

To kick off a new year of Plowtalk, here is episode 116 featuring Bane-Welker's longtime friend and Unverferth representative, Dennis Holbein. Phil, Jason, and Matthew Bane discuss numerous topics with Dennis, including the historic relationship Bane-Welker has had with the Unverferth brand, how sales has changed and stayed the same, the challenges of purchasing iron with supply chain issues, and more. Thanks for listening! 

This episode, Jason and Phil Bane join Matthew Bane for an episode in northern Idaho where they discuss a visit to the local Case IH dealer and some future plans for Plowtalk. 

For this episode, Phil and Matthew Bane had the pleasure of speaking with Cristi Hankla of Bane-Welker Equipment, Winimac. Cristi has worked at the Winimac location for 23 years, albeit under different dealership owners, and as the Equipment Sales Settlement Specialist  she continues to play an huge role in the daily operations of the business. 

Phil Bane joins Matthew Bane for a discussion about the work Case IH has done in adopting different brands over the years, and some big news for Bane-Welker in Ohio. 

Phil and Matthew Bane finally managed to speak with Norm Welker on the podcast! We really appreciated Norm coming on and giving us a look at his family's history in agriculture as well his background leading up to the Bane-Welker merger in 2013. We're just getting started. Stay tuned for part 2!

This episode, Jason Bane's daughter, Daylen Bane joins the podcast to discuss how things have been going at Purdue University leading up to her graduation in May as well as what her plans are in the every progressing field of agriculture. 

This episode Matthew Bane discusses some current ag events, some famous Virginia bases Highland Steers, a little history of J.I. Case, and some opportunities for customers and careers at Bane-Welker Equipment. 

This episode Phil and Matthew Bane discuss the history and significance of the Steiger before and after its inception to the Case IH family in 1986.

This episode, Matthew Bane catches up with Tomas (known to some as Tyler Wilson). Recently Tomas was nominated for a new position within the Farm Bureau and was featured on Channel 18 news discussing the issue of internet service in rural areas. Finally, they discussed some old case tractors and plans for the future. Thanks for listening!

This episode, Matthew and Phil Bane discuss the high horsepower Case Agri King model 1370 and the innovations the tractor brought to the world of farming. 

This episode Phil and Matthew Bane talk a little bit about the year behind and the year ahead. 

This episode we had the privilege of hearing about the super interesting life of Lance Sensenig. From traveling to his family's farm in Bolivia at a young age to joining a harvester company in Alberta to starting organics on his farm in Pennsylvania and working with Perdue Agribusiness as a result, Lance gives a great behind the scenes look at his life in Ag thus far. 

This week Tyler Wilson and Matthew Bane try something new -- a three minute (roughly) edition of Friday on the Fly. This time around they quickly discuss the significance of the Magnum tractor, the impact of drought and Derecho, the Presidential debate and election, and finally the iPhone 12. Enjoy!

This week Matthew Bane talks with Phil Bane and Tyler Wilson about how harvest is going in Indiana and Ohio as well as how Bane-Welker is doing during it all. 

This episode Phil and Matthew Bane discuss a number of topics with Valley Implement President, Fred Titensor. The dealership started when Fred's great-grandfather transitioned from raising horses for the U.S. Calvary to dealing J.I. Case around 1950. Listen in as they discuss the dealership's fascinating history, serving customers in the western region, irrigation rights, and more. 

What was it like to transition from working for a Case dealer to being one, in 1984? Why did Case give up the combine? What difficulties and genius marketing followed the Case and International Harvester merger? This and much more is answered as Phil Bane, Harold Hardesty, and Mark Fruits discuss the early years of being in the dealership business. 

Grayce Emmick is an 8th generation farmer from Kentucky, where she also works as a welder and photographer. It was a great time getting to know more about her background, her aspirations, and what drives her to work from sun up to sun down. Make sure to follow Grayce on Instagram @thefarmergrayce and subscribe to her YouTube channel at "Farmer Grayce." Thanks for listening!