Stuart McMillian talks with Battlehawks superfan Excaliburd about the reason it is important for St. Louis to still show up at the Dome for UFL Championship game even without the Battlehawks playing.

Stuart McMillian talks with Battlehawks superfan Excaliburd about the reason it is important for St. Louis to still show up at the Dome for UFL Championship game even without the Battlehawks playing.

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Battlehawks superfan says why fans still need to show up for UFL Championship game

Hosted by Scott Jagow, this episode features guests Stuart McMillen and Matt Podjeski as they dive into their personal experiences with learning and playing the guitar. From the challenges of mastering fingerpicking to the evolution from books to online tutorials, the trio shares their unique journeys in the world of music. Tune in for live performances, including John Hiatt's "Perfectly Good Guitar," and a discussion on the camaraderie and perseverance that come with being a musician.

Hosted by Scott Jagow, this episode features guests Stuart McMillen and Matt Podjeski as they dive into their personal experiences with learning and playing the guitar. From the challenges of mastering fingerpicking to the evolution from books to online tutorials, the trio shares their unique journeys in the world of music. Tune in for live performances, including John Hiatt's "Perfectly Good Guitar," and a discussion on the camaraderie and perseverance that come with being a musician.

Guitar Tales and Musical Journeys - CWSM

In this edition of the Religion Report, Fred Bodimer delves into the controversy sparked by a skit during the Paris Summer Olympic Games' opening ceremony. Conservative religious groups worldwide are voicing their outrage over a drag queen sequence that appeared to parody Leonardo da Vinci's iconic "The Last Supper" painting. Despite an official apology stating the performance intended to celebrate community and tolerance, many religious leaders are calling it a disrespectful mockery of a sacred Christian moment.

In this edition of the Religion Report, Fred Bodimer delves into the controversy sparked by a skit during the Paris Summer Olympic Games' opening ceremony. Conservative religious groups worldwide are voicing their outrage over a drag queen sequence that appeared to parody Leonardo da Vinci's iconic "The Last Supper" painting. Despite an official apology stating the performance intended to celebrate community and tolerance, many religious leaders are calling it a disrespectful mockery of a sacred Christian moment.

Religious Outrage at Paris Olympic Opening Ceremony

In this discussion, Debbie Monterrey interviews researcher Sarah Lovegreen about a major longitudinal study on the link between processed red meat consumption and cognitive decline. Key points from their conversation include:


The study followed over 130,000 participants and found that eating about 2 servings of processed red meat per week was associated with a 14% increase in cognitive decline compared to eating it only twice a month.


However, substituting processed red meat with non-meat protein sources like nuts, legumes, and tofu had a 20% protective effect on cognitive function.


Lovegreen emphasizes that a whole foods diet, rich in fruits, vegetables, and lean proteins, is best for brain health according to the research.


She also notes that the Alzheimer's Association is conducting further studies to identify lifestyle factors that can help prevent dementia.

In this discussion, Debbie Monterrey interviews researcher Sarah Lovegreen about a major longitudinal study on the link between processed red meat consumption and cognitive decline. Key points from their conversation include:
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The study followed over 130,000 participants and found that eating about 2 servings of processed red meat per week was associated with a 14% increase in cognitive decline compared to eating it only twice a month.
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However, substituting processed red meat with non-meat protein sources like nuts, legumes, and tofu had a 20% protective effect on cognitive function.
</li>
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Lovegreen emphasizes that a whole foods diet, rich in fruits, vegetables, and lean proteins, is best for brain health according to the research.
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She also notes that the Alzheimer's Association is conducting further studies to identify lifestyle factors that can help prevent dementia.
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Battlehawks superfan says why fans still need to show up for UFL Championship game

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