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Des thérapies ciblées aux nouveaux essais en cours sur les anomalies du gène MET dans le traitement des cancers bronchiques, Marie partage les enjeux et explique les questions traitées dans son sujet d’étude pour l’ASCO 2022.

• The guys are watching Arsenal vs. Tottenham. 
• Some Premier League discussion. 
• Sam and his bro “Save the Bees”
• RIP Norm MacDonald and the state of comedy. 
• Dave gets Sam’s thoughts on a few things.

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Did you watch The Met Gala!? We've been waiting for art history and pop-culture's biggest night for some time now... This episode is all things “In America: A Lexicon of Fashion!” Thanks to an Artpop Tart, we're also diving into the works of Anna Marie Tendler in Art News.

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Jane Dacosta is the Executive Director and Founder of the Metropolitan Equestrian Team (MET). MET has branches in NY, CT, MD, GA, TX, MS and UT. MET’s mission is based on Jane’s belief that quality education and riding opportunities should be available to all, regardless of their socioeconomic status and she has obtained over $1.6 million in college scholarships for MET students.
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A section of Mark’s book, Gould on Music deals with music in a post pandemic world. Most of our time in the Bonus Room is spent on this subject, but we also talk about what it is like to teach as a player and also as a non/former player.

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In Part 2, Mark and I discuss differing views of interpretation, specifically with the Hindemith Sonata for Trumpet and Piano. The question is always this: How faithful should the performer be to the exact text of the music? Mark, of course, has some very definite ideas! We also talk about his time with the Metropolitan Opera, and end this part of our conversation with a discussion of historical performance practice.

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Mark Gould is one of the most interesting, controversial, and hilarious musicians on the classical (and jazz) musical scene today. His new book, Gould on Music, is a fascinating look into many aspects of music, especially teaching. So it was interesting to hear Mark’s thoughts on so many different aspects of music and the music business.

In Part 1 of our conversation, I ask Mark about a number of his ideas about teaching, how he approaches each individual student differently, and how using humor can be a help in teaching, including ways to make concepts memorable. I ask him how he would teach me as a young student, he talks about the sound and approach of Adolph Herseth, and we end with a few funny stories of his time with the Metropolitan Opera.

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Les figures de style sont des éléments essentiels de l'analyse de texte en Français qu'il faut absolument comprendre, savoir utiliser et repérer facilement.

Dans cet épisode, nous revenons sur la métaphore, figure de style extrêmement utilisée et très intéressante. La métaphore permet de traduire l'intraduisible de nos émotions, de nos sentiments, de nos pensées, d'où sa richesse... Par elle, nous entrons dans l'intimité d'un auteur, dans son monde de références. La métaphore est un langage propre à chacun et c'est d'ailleurs ce qui fait sa force et sa beauté.

Au travers de différents exemples issus des classiques de la littérature française, nous revenons sur les spécificités de la métaphore et de ses utilisations.

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In today's episode, hosts Alan and Susan answer a listener's question, who wants to know how they got together? The irony of the recording is it falls directly on their wedding anniversary. The story starts with both of them having forgotten it was their anniversary. Again! This is not the first first time Alan and Susan have let the date slip. To understand how that happens, they begin by setting the clock back many years.

Both hosts reflect back on some early warning signs they missed in their first marriages. Alan comments he played the game of ignore the problem and maybe it will go away. Tracking some parallels, both Alan and Susan recall their divorces and the days, weeks and months following. Neither ever planned to get married again. But, an event occurred that Alan remembers as being the first time he realized he wanted to take care of Susan. Even after, it was the kids who first proposed a family merger. The thought became reality.

Due to a clause in Alan's divorce agreement, a quick marriage by the Justice of the Peace had to happen. So, even though neither thought they would get married ever again, here they were, back in the bonds of matrimony!

The episode then dives into Susan flying up to drive with her dad down to Georgia for a visit. Part of the visit will also mean Alan taking a few days off to go to an extended family gathering in Florida. As he says, everyone needs to take some time off even if you love what you do.

In closing, Susan discusses the concept of using it or losing it and how important flexibility is toward physical health. She has been working with her dad to get him back in better shape. And, with all of the crazy scheduling, Alan and Susan didn't make time to record videos on some basic stretches. However, they vowed to make it happen this week.