Welcome to PERTCast, the official podcast of the PERT Consortium! Get an inside look as experts discuss various aspects of caring for patients with Pulmonary Emboli.
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Joins us as we talk pop culture, sports, music, business, politics and more!!!! Welcome to Planet Pert Podcast. Where you can get in free but you got to be a G. Like a Newport cigarette in a Louisiana parish jail I ain't got no filter. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/planetpertpodcast/support
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Pert Near Sandstone‘s Nate Sipe and Justin Bruhn host this series in anticipation of the Blue Ox Music Festival. They interview several of the artists, spin music from the upcoming lineup, and discuss features of the 3-day outdoor event. Listen in to get an idea of what to expect and get excited for this coming June 27-29, 2024 in Eau Claire, Wisconsin!
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Ex professional soccer player ,father of 2 little girls,coach,mentor,travel lover,risk taker,adventurous.
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After two and a half years, the Inside Melbourne podcast has wrapped up. However you can still get your weekly Demons podcast fix via our new podcasts, Captain's Run hosted by Max and The Talking Points. Captain's Run: https://mfcde.es/2ClJVSh The Talking Points: https://mfcde.es/3fdUoOc
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Music journalist and photographer Tom Smouse interviews a different Americana act--either local or just passing through--in each episode of this Twin Cities-based podcast. Whether it's in their home or in a local venue, Smouse chats with musicians about songwriting and more in the spaces they live, create and perform. Every episode also features two songs by the artists that are brand new, recent or special to them. This series was conceived and co-produced by Smouse with Jaclyn Nott and Car ...
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Join us for a discussion with Soophia Naydenov and Melissa Korn, Deputy Bureau Chief of Media at the Wall Street Journal as she describes her experience with pulmonary embolism, post-spinal surgery.
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In this episode, PERT President-Elect Dr. Mahir Elder and PERT Past-President Dr. Robert Lookstein, discuss the STORM-PE trial, from its inception to its impact on the field of pulmonary embolism.
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*Re-publication of this episode from June, just before the 2025 Blue Ox Music Festival* The final episode before gates open at this year’s Blue Ox Music Festival! Nate and Justin connect with Mike from Greensky to discuss what they’ve been up to and look ahead to celebrating a milestone in their career as a flagship of jamgrass scene. Also mentione…
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PERT Presents: A Deep Dive on Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT)
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4:58In this episode, a multidisciplinary panel of PE experts take learners on a deep dive into Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT). Listen as they cover the latest in DVT diagnosis and treatment, exploring both clinical considerations and ever-evolving approaches.
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The PERC Database: From Onboarding to Benchmarking and Optimal Care
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6:38Tune in to this episode of PERTCast to hear Dr. Rachel Rosovsky (PERT Past President) and Brian Shensky (Database Developer and Analysis) explore The PERT Consortium® PERC Database, from onboarding to benchmarking and optimal care.
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Reframing Thrombus Management: Beyond the Clot to Patient-Centered Outcomes in Pulmonary Embolism Treatment (Sponsored by Thrombolex)
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8:55In this episode, Drs. Vivian Bishay, Wissam Jaber and Dr. Vlad Lakhter review safety, patient selection, and risk stratification related to device selection. They examine the economics of outcomes in PE treatment, including workflow efficiency and the impact of avoiding post-procedure infusion and ICU resource use. Discussion ensues on the role of …
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Justin and Nate had a great conversation with Warren Haynes! We discussed his past collaborations that led him to where he is today, dove into his new album and learned about the incredible band he will have along at Blue Ox. There are a few timely announcements about the festival and we also listened to a song by The Wildmans, who are performing o…
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Laura Sellner, aka Superior Siren, has been on my radar for a very long time. Superior Siren exemplifies how to put a mood and character to music, with the natural environment of Lake Superior looming large as the heart of her music. We discuss how Sacred Heart music venue influences Duluth artists with its sound and the importance of being surroun…
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Leading Forward: Dr. Moriarty and Dr. Elder Discuss the Future of PERT
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29:50Join us for an exclusive look inside The PERT Consortium® as President Dr. John Moriarty and incoming President Dr. Mahir Elder sat down with Communications Committee Chair Dr. James Horowitz. From their personal journeys into leadership, to The Consortium's most impactful initiatives, this episode uncovers the bold vision driving the future of PE …
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Navigating the Finish Line: Maximizing Efficiency During Mechanical Thrombectomy (Sponsored by AngioDynamics)
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8:20In this episode, we explore considerations in mechanical thrombectomy for pulmonary embolism, with particular emphasis on determining appropriate endpoints for concluding a procedure and the critical role of time and procedural efficiency. Key takeaways cover optimizing procedure duration, achieving meaningful reductions in pulmonary artery pressur…
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There was a moment right away in recording this podcast that gave me goosebumps. Sitting in an empty church outside of Mahtowa, Josie Langhorst pointed to a space up front and shared that her first public performance was right there. Being in a place where an artist first found their voice is extra special, especially when we get to hear two new so…
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Leah Song of Rising Appalachia - Road To Blue Ox
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1:03:15We’re back with a new episode in anticipation of this year's Blue Ox! Justin and Nate chatted with Leah Song of the sister-led group, Rising Appalachia. We discussed their journey around the country, developing their signature rendering of folk music and keeping rooted with a family that continues to inspire their music, pace of life and sense of p…
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In a short time, Clare Doyle has garnered a lot of buzz and praise for her music. Clare’s creative journey from childhood to when the pandemic reawakened her interest in songwriting is movie material. Her ability to share without boundaries, feel without holding back, and authentically reveal herself in her songs is a talent every musician aims to …
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Listening to Kevin Kniebel and Justin Bruhn bring up names and bands from the Twin Cities Americana scene (past and present) shows just how much Pert Near Sandstone respects and understands heritage. They’ve collaborated with and influenced so many artists over their two-decade run as a band, I had to ask just how they keep it rolling. Their answer…
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Challenging the Myths of PE Management: Multidisciplinary Insights and Clinical Evidence in a Rapidly Evolving Landscape (Sponsored by Boston Scientific)
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12:53In this episode, a multidisciplinary panel of PE key opinion leaders share insights and challenge perceived myths within the landscape of PE real world evidence and care. Listen in for the latest data, contemporary treatment strategies, and preview anticipated future developments in this rapidly evolving field of PE.…
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Magnetic. That’s the way I felt the first time when playing McKain Lakey’s album Somewhere. Half way through the podcast I had to figure out where that magnetic lure came from, which turns out, is baked into the Seattle production of the album. Getting to know more about McKain, where they’ve lived and their own appreciation to the various genres t…
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It's been an absolute joy to to witness the evolution of local indie-folk duo The Twins of Franklin. From their debut release Low in 2020, to their new gorgeous release This Life, best friends Laura Lou and Becky Shaheen share their lives through their songs. These chapters of their life, good and bad, are bravely presented and easily resonate with…
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In this episode of PERTcast, Trainee Council members present compelling cases, discuss their PERT volunteer experience, and encourage residents and fellows to get involved given the many benefits of doing so.
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In some ways, talking with Matthew French felt like I was reconnecting with a long-lost brother. Matthew has a gentle warmth, kindness, and comforting presence. His music has always given me a sense of security in life, knowing I’m not alone in difficult times, and finding solace and advice deep in his lyrics. This podcast gives us a look into Matt…
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PERT: The Trainee Council Experience (Accepting Applications Now)
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23:33In this episode, resident and fellow members of The PERT Consortium™ Trainee Council share their volunteerism experience with consortium leaders Drs. Rachel Rosovsky and James Horowitz. From research to mentorship, educational content development to committee appointments, this discussion highlights the tremendous value for trainees serving on the …
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If you’re like many of us, the harp has always been a mystic mystery. We rarely see it or hear it, and struggle to even understand the complexity of playing it. But when you see Nikki Lemire perform, she makes it look effortless and easy. The same is true when talking to Nikki about her music and life; there’s an ease and comfort as she shares her …
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Join us for a compelling episode as we highlight key insights from our recent webinar, featuring a fascinating complex case of a 75-year-old female patient with a history of Sjogren's syndrome, breast cancer, and chronic thromboembolic disease. Our expert panelists discuss the complexities of diagnosis, the role of advanced imaging techniques, and …
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From Clinical Trial to Real-World Impact: AlphaVac System for Pulmonary Embolism
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7:31Tune in now as the expert faculty dives into how the AlphaVac System is transforming pulmonary embolism treatment. In this podcast, they highlight key insights from the APEX-AV trial, explore real-world applications, and discuss the future of PE management. Don't miss this insightful discussion on bridging clinical trials to real-world impact!…
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PE CoE Accreditation Blueprint: Navigating the PE CoE Program Town Hall
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5:21Hear from the experts about the transformative benefits of the PE Center of Excellence (PE CoE) Accreditation Program. This session highlights how this innovative program can elevate your institution's standard of care for Pulmonary Embolism. Tune in to discover the blueprint for driving excellence in PE care.…
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The Clinical PE Story: PEERLESS RCT Comparing FlowTriever to CDT
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12:11Join us for a recap of The Clinical PE Story: PEERLESS RCT Comparing FlowTriever to CDT, an in-depth discussion on the results of the PEERLESS randomized controlled trial. This session explores the RCT outcomes and offers valuable clinical insights into the future of PE intervention and patient care.…
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Advancing PE Care: AI's Impact on Workflow Efficiency and Patient Outcomes
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5:13This episode highlights how the Viz.ai solution has improved the efficiency of a PERT team in Cincinnati. Tune in to hear how it started and how it's going!
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Listen to hear our expert panel discuss risk stratification beyond the current guidelines. Topics include normotensive shock, a perspective from radiology, the NEWS Score, and VTI. Faculty discuss interesting cases and address challenging questions regarding how to risk stratify.
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Brainerd, MN-based singer-songwriter Kelley Smith’s debut album Moon Child found an immediate audience and plenty of exposure. Reconnecting in the lull after hearing about that experience, and how she’s processing and planning the next chapters of her life and music career, gave our host Tom Smouse a special inside look into what many artists go th…
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This is the last episode of the season just days before the 10th anniversary of The Blue Ox Festival! Welcoming her back to Blue Ox for her 3rd-ish time, Nate & Justin were thrilled to have a conversation with Molly Tuttle about the development of her music and the formation of Golden Highway. It was a great chat preceded by some event updates. Tha…
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Just blocks away from the 3rd Police Precinct that burned down during the 2020 protests, Minneapolis country-folk band The Gated Community saw many of their recordings lost due to a power outage. But being in the center of burning buildings, gunshots, and neighborly concern, Sumanth Gopinath was compelled to write about it in new songs, which fit p…
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“Bit of a recluse, a naturalist, and about to release something, or so I hear." That's how another artist described Whit Page to our host Tom Smouse. Having heard her perform before, he was immediately piqued to understand her more non-traditional approach as an artist. We had the special opportunity to record her performing two unreleased songs in…
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There’s a tender kindness behind John Louis's songs that, in person, shine bright. Tom Smouse visited John at his home to learn more about his songwriting. While tossing a dog toy for the new puppy and chatting, you can hear the importance he places on the stories that explore the depth of emotions and pain. It’s this skill that seems to bring a he…
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Anyone familiar with Wisconsin bluegrass knows of our guest, Art Stevenson. He has been keeping traditional bluegrass going in the region for 30 years with his band, High Water. Nate and Justin had a great chat with him about his musical development, his show on WORT community radio, and his own involvement with festival organizing. We are excited …
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There is no greater example of how music transcends our physical worlds than what Twin Cities artist Gabriel Rodreick, aka Freaque, creates. His songs often use visceral physical and visual imagery to traverse our range of emotions. Tom visited Gabriel at his home to discuss his process for creating such powerful stories.…
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In this episode, Tom Smouse visited the home shared by Siri Undlin (aka Humbird) and Luke Callen, two Twin Cities-based artists who each deliver their own unique take on folk music. The pair demonstrated the level of respect and love they have for their community and one another. Both fresh off the release of their newest albums, Humbird and Luke g…
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In this episode, Tom Smouse visited the home of Luke LeBlanc, a Twin Cities musician active since he was in his early teens. Now in his twenties and wise beyond his years, Luke's observant yet introspective outlook brings authentic insight to everything he writes. Sitting in his dining room and digging into his past that includes bubble baths, Zimm…
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In this episode, Tom met up with Josie Hasnik, aka FINICK. This high schooler has emerged in the Twin Cities in a variety of circles and venues, winning recognition for her fanciful indie-folk songs imbued with real-life emotions.By Tom Smouse
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For our inaugural Season 5 episode, Tom Smouse met up with Pine & Fire, aka Jobi Adams and Brandi Foster. A folk duo from the north woods of Minnesota, they discussed their unique blend of traditional roots music with modern punk.
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Lindsay Lou joins us from her home in Nashville, TN for an in-depth conversation about her new album, Queen of Time. She will be performing at Blue ox on Thursday 6/27. We listen to a song from the band contest winner, Emmy Woods and the Red Pine Ramblers. Nate and Justin also discuss a couple new festival features. Thanks for listening. Featured M…
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We are kicking off this season properly by interviewing Mr Festival himself, Vince Herman of Leftover Salmon and the High Hawks. He shows us the true resilience required to be a touring musician that remains as occupied as he is. Nate and Justin get the dish on how for 35 years he has helped maintain progressive bluegrass with his influential bands…
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Advanced Endovascular Management of Pulmonary Embolism: What Does Real World Data Show Us
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7:53Tune in for a multi-disciplinary panel discussion on the latest real-world data and advanced endovascular strategies for PE management
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After highlighting a case of a 31-year old with RV failure, the faculty discuss options, considerations, and barriers based on three settings: the community hospital, the hybrid hospital, and the quaternary care center.
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Evidence Based Treatment for PE – Setting the Standard with Computer Aided Vacuum Thrombectomy (CAVT)
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13:09With support from our colleagues at Penumbra, learn more about the speed, safety, and simplicity of CAVT for clot detection and removal.
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The Benefits of Incorporating Pharmaco-Mechanical Thrombolysis
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7:17With support from our colleagues at Thrombolex, learn more about how to incorporate pharmaco-mechanical thrombolysis into your practice
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Barriers and Facilitators to Interhospital Transfer of Acute PE
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12:00Listen to highlights for transferring patients with acute PE
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Zak Norton and Bronson Bergeson, who together make up Poppa Bear Norton, are a country duo from northern Minnesota and one of 7 acts appearing at Amerigrass, a one-day festival taking place October 7 at the Hook and Ladder in Minneapolis. The duo met me in downtown Minneapolis to talk about their musical approach, which combines comedy with classic…
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I went to the Hook and Ladder Theater & Lounge in Minneapolis to connect with this up-and-coming Minnesota duo about the origins of their act, their ties to the region's music community, and what they're looking forward to at the upcoming Amerigrass festival. You can hear Dellwood's intriguing modern indie take on old-time music on October 7: They'…
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Pharmaco-Mechanical Thrombolysis, Changing the Treatment Paradigm for Acute Pulmonary Embolism
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8:44With support from our colleagues at Thrombolex, this session provides an overview of pharmaco-mechanical thrombolysis and what the data tell us
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Who is Better than Who: Debate Pro Con for Intermediate High Risk
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15:44Our faculty perform a mock PERT call with an intermediate high risk PE patient.
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Advancing PE Treatment with Computer Aided Thrombectomy CAT & the Latest Clinical Evidence
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