In addition to being a leading voice in academic, secular, and religious settings, Dr. Todd von Helms hosts The von Helms Show, which provides a broad audience opportunities to experience deep conversations about what is most important in life. At a time when polarization and despair permeate many parts of society, these conversations provide a sense of belonging and remind us that civil discourse, critical thinking, and unity are necessary and possible.
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The Splendid Table has always connected people through the common language of food and eating. Now with award-winning food journalist Francis Lam at the helm, we’re bringing forward even more fresh voices and surprising conversations at the intersection of food, people and culture – covering everything from the global appeal of sesame to the impact of Instagram on everyday eating. It’s a food show where everyone is welcome. Produced by American Public Media. Part of the Vox Media Podcast Network
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In the MS-Perspektive Podcast, I present my view of multiple sclerosis and show you how you can make the best of the diagnosis. Because a beautiful and fulfilling life is also possible with multiple sclerosis. Here you will find information and strategies on how you can actively influence your course. In addition, I publish solo articles with my experiences, interview experts and on various topics related to living with MS as well as other affected people. In addition, there are a few episod ...
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John as the Fourth Synoptic Gospel? w/Scholar Mark Goodacre
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56:28John as the Fourth Synoptic Gospel? In this episode, Todd von Helms talks with New Testament scholar Mark Goodacre about his latest book, The Fourth Synoptic Gospel: John’s Knowledge of Matthew, Mark, and Luke. Mark Goodacre is Professor of Religious Studies at Duke University. He specializes in the New Testament and Christian Origins. He earned hi…
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838: Our All-American Thanksgiving with Padma Lakshmi and Dorie Greenspan
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49:23This week, we’re celebrating Thanksgiving and looking at the way this American holiday and its food tell our stories. First, we talk with Padma Lakshmi about her new cookbook, Padma’s All American, a celebration of the immigrant dishes and regional traditions that make up our country’s culinary landscape. Padma talks about what she’s learned from y…
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#140: How Real-World Evidence Is Shaping the Future of Multiple Sclerosis Treatment – Highlights from ECTRIMS 2025
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38:49In this episode, I take you behind the scenes of ECTRIMS 2025 and explore seven fascinating studies that show how multiple sclerosis (MS) care is evolving — from safety monitoring and infection risks to data-driven, personalized treatment decisions. You'll learn about: How often late-onset neutropenia occurs in people on Rituximab and who's most at…
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814: Ottolenghi Comfort with Yotam Ottolenghi and Classic German Cooking with Luisa Weiss
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49:48Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Pandora | Amazon Music | YouTube This week, we talk about comfort food around the world. First, Yotam Ottolenghi tells us about his latest book, which is filled with recipes for his favorite comfort foods. He talks about what it is about specific dishes that evoke emotional reactions, from taste to texture to m…
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#139: Diagnosing Multiple Sclerosis: How the 2024 McDonald Criteria Help Doctors Recognize MS Earlier
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12:09🧠 Episode Summary The new 2024 McDonald Criteria for diagnosing multiple sclerosis (MS) mark an important milestone: doctors can now confirm MS earlier and with greater confidence, allowing treatment to start sooner and potentially improving long-term outcomes. In this episode, we explore what has changed since the 2017 version, why these updates m…
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837: The Universal Language of Bread with Tony Shalhoub and Maureen Abood
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49:51This week, we’re breaking bread in every sense of the phrase. First, beloved actor Tony Shalhoub joins us to talk about his new CNN series, Breaking Bread, where he travels the world to explore the meaning of bread and how it connects us across cultures and tables. Growing up in a large Lebanese American family in Wisconsin, Tony shares memories of…
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#138: Symptoms and Symptom Management – What New Research Means for People with MS. An ECTRIMS 2025 Special
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16:26In this episode, we explore key insights from the ECTRIMS 2025 session "Symptoms and Symptom Management". Four young researchers share findings that go beyond MRI scans and lab data — focusing on what truly matters in daily life with MS. 🧠 Andreas Kirknæs Færk examined how symptoms cluster and evolve over time. 📊 Sean Apap Mangion showed how patien…
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Bonus Episode: How We Survive's The Uncanny Valley of Meat
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32:15Today we have a bonus episode for you, featuring our very own Francis Lam. How We Survive is an award-winning podcast from Marketplace about the messy business of climate solutions. From the glitz and glam of Miami, to the punishing Arizona desert, to a sinking island that our national security depends on, every season takes listeners on an adventu…
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813: Fall Cookbook Favorites with authors Carolina Gelen, Sonoko Sakai, and Jody Eddy
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49:22Cookbook season is back, and we talk to the authors of some of our favorite picks. We're joined by Carolina Gelen, who talks to us about learning how to cook, her favorite Romanian dishes, and how she comes up with her signature recipes like Butter Beans alla Vodka, a fast, one-pot dish inspired by the famous vodka pasta sauce. Carolina is the auth…
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#137: Innovative MS Rehabilitation Approaches – Insights from ECTRIMS 2025
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14:55In this episode, we dive into five innovative rehabilitation studies presented at ECTRIMS 2025. From the validation of digital assessments to family-centered care and home-based rehabilitation, these studies offer promising insights for people living with MS. Whether you're a patient, caregiver, or healthcare professional, this episode highlights t…
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836: Italian Two Ways with Chefs Joshua McFadden and Christian Petroni
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50:09This week, we’re diving into Italian cooking, from the Pacific Northwest to the Bronx. First, chef and author Joshua McFadden joins us to talk about Six Seasons of Pasta, his love letter to everyone’s favorite food. Known for his hit cookbook Six Seasons: A New Way with Vegetables, Joshua brings that same seasonal sensibility to pasta, pairing loca…
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#136: Cognitive Rehabilitation in MS – From Research to Everyday Relevance. An ECTRIMS 2025 Special
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16:52In this episode, I explore five exciting studies from ECTRIMS 2025 that reveal how cognitive training, mindfulness, and smart rehab planning can support brain function and independence in people with MS. You can read the text version here: https://ms-perspektive.com/136-cognitive-rehab Cognitive changes affect a large percentage of people with mult…
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The Extraordinary Life of Frank Hickingbotham
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812: Bread with Richard Hart and Our South, Black Food Through My Lens with Ashleigh Shanti
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49:49This week, we sit down with two chefs at the top of their craft. First, we talk to legendary baker Richard Hart about the inspiration behind his new book, Richard Hart Bread: Intuitive Sourdough Baking. He fills us in on why he thinks that humble bakers are the best bakers, how he really is just a simple “yeast farmer” and he shares his realistic t…
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#135: Let's Talk About Vaginal Health and MS – What Women Should Know with Dr. Melika Arab Bafrani
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32:13In this insightful episode, I talk with Dr. Melika Arab Bafrani, postdoctoral researcher at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), about a topic that deserves far more attention — vaginal health and MS. MS affects not only the nervous system but also the immune balance of the whole body, including intimate areas. Dr. Bafrani explains h…
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835: Fall Cookbooks with Aleksandra Crapanzano, Anna Ansari, and Cassie Yeung
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50:19This week, we’re celebrating new fall cookbooks that belong on your kitchen counter. First, Aleksandra Crapanzano, author of Chocolat: Parisian Desserts and Other Delights, takes us from Marie Antoinette’s early “truffle” to the French art of baking at home. She leaves us with her Chocolate Ganache Tart with Raspberries. Then, Anna Ansari explores …
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#134: Cognition and MS at ECTRIMS: Understanding and Managing Cognitive Decline
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36:40In this solo episode from ECTRIMS 2023, I share the highlights from the inspiring lecture by Prof. Maria Pia Amato on cognition and multiple sclerosis. Cognitive changes are common in MS and affect nearly half of all patients – from attention and memory to language and executive function. You will learn: How cognitive impairment appears across the …
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Historical Evidence for the Resurrection of Jesus?
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33:29Is there legitimate historical evidence for the resurrection of Jesus? In this episode, Dr. Todd von Helms interviews Dr. Dave Newton about this topic. From 1984-2012, Dr. Newton was a full-time university professor of entrepreneurship, finance, and strategy – first in the Pepperdine MBA program, then at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst, …
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811: Does This Taste Funny with Stephen and Evie McGee Colbert and Taste in Music with Alex Bleeker and Luke Pyenson
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49:55This week, we sit down with Evie McGee Colbert to talk about her latest book, co-authored with her husband, Stephen Colbert. She tells us about the dynamics in her family’s kitchen, the joys and challenges of cooking together during the pandemic, Charleston food traditions, and we take a listener question from one special caller! Evie’s latest book…
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#133: ECTRIMS 2025 MS Highlights: First Insights for Patients
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9:56Read the full blog article here: ms-perspektive.com – ECTRIMS 2025 MS Highlights ECTRIMS 2025 MS Highlights: First Insights for Patients ECTRIMS is the world's largest MS conference, and in 2025 it takes place in Barcelona. Thousands of researchers and clinicians share the newest findings on multiple sclerosis. In this episode, we look at the first…
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#132: Fighting for Fair Access. MS Treatments, and Global Challenges with MSIF's Anne Helme
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24:41Access to MS treatments worldwide remains highly unequal. While research and innovation are making great strides, many people with multiple sclerosis are not benefiting from these advances. In this episode, Anne Helme, Head of Research and Access at the MS International Federation (MSIF), talks about the global challenges of treatment access, MSIF'…
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834: Fall Cooking and Bitter Flavors with Genevieve Ko and Alexina Anatole
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50:16This week, we’re diving into fall cooking and the beauty of bitter flavors. First, Genevieve Ko, deputy editor at New York Times Cooking, joins Francis to take your fall cooking questions. From freezing smart to cabbage makeovers, Genevieve shares practical advice for making the most of fresh produce and tackling leftovers. She also shares the NYT …
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#131: Living with MS. Joke Soetaert on empowering youth, patient advocacy & life as a midwife
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45:42👉 Read the full blog article here: https://ms-perspektive.com/131-joke-soetart In this inspiring interview, Belgian midwife and patient expert Joke Soetaert shares how her 2019 MS diagnosis became a catalyst for growth, advocacy, and community. She talks about mindset, research participation, empowering young people with MS, and why patient voices …
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810: Đặc Biệt with Nini Nguyen and The Authentic Ukrainian Kitchen with Yevhen Klopotenko
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50:16This week, we talk with two incredible chefs about their culinary connections to their homes. First, chef Nini Nguyen talks about growing up in New Orleans and her connection to her tight-knit Vietnamese community. She shares the delicious Vietnamese foods she grew up eating and talks about how that upbringing shapes her cooking today, Nini is the …
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#130: Living with MS Abroad: A Conversation with Robert Joyce on Research, Resilience and Life in Spain
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49:44What does it mean to live with MS abroad? In this inspiring interview, I speak with Robert Joyce, MS patient, blogger at A 30 Minute Life, and strong advocate for patient involvement in research. Robert shares his journey from diagnosis at 23 to moving from Ireland to Spain for health reasons. We talk about the impact of climate, differences betwee…
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833: Salsa, Sauces & Sides with Rick Martínez and Sunny Lee
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49:22Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Pandora | Amazon Music This week, we’re turning peak-season produce into bold, flavorful dishes. First, we talk with Rick Martínez, author of Salsa Daddy: Dip Your Way into Mexican Cooking, about transforming simple ingredients – think tomatoes, onions, garlic, and chilis – into salsas that sing. Rick explains …
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#129: Hope for Myelin Repair: How Stem Cells Could Change the Future of Progressive MS with Dr. Luca Peruzzotti Jametti
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39:13Neural stem cells may calm brain inflammation and enable myelin repair in progressive MS. Safety looks promising; phase-2 planning is underway. You can read the interview extract on my blog: https://ms-perspektive.com/129-luca-peruzzotti-jametti Progressive MS needs therapies that work inside the brain. In this episode, Dr. Luca Peruzzotti Jametti …
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736: Summer Cooking with Carla Lalli Music
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50:15This week, we're talking about summer cooking and how to stay cool in the heat. Carla Lalli Music joins us to talk about her favorite indoor cooking tips for ribs and takes your cooking questions. Carla is the host of Carla's Cooking Show on Patreon, and her most recent book is Where Cooking Begins. Then, we check in with Khushbu Shah, Food & Wine'…
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#128: AI-driven reclassification of Multiple Sclerosis – A new way of understanding MS
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7:24In this episode, I share insights from a new study published in Nature Medicine: "AI-driven reclassification of multiple sclerosis progression." 🌐 Blog: https://ms-perspektive.com/128-ai-ms-reclassification An international team of researchers analyzed data from more than 8,000 patients, 118,000 visits, and 35,000 MRI scans. With the help of artifi…
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832: Back-to-School Cooking with Peter J. Kim and David Nayfeld
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50:19This week, we’re taking the stress out of back-to-school cooking with food that’s fast, fun, and full of flavor. First, we talk with Peter J. Kim, author of Instant Ramen Kitchen, about transforming those humble packets you associate with college kids into surprisingly elegant meals. Peter shares why instant ramen deserves a spot in your pantry and…
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#127 – What We're Learning About Podcast Impact: Reflections from the German Audience
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5:57In this episode, I'm offering a behind-the-scenes look at a recent research project I conducted based on a listener survey among the German-speaking audience of the MS-Perspektive Podcast. While the detailed results are currently under review for publication, I share why I launched the study, what questions I was most curious about, and what might …
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809: SalviSoul with Karla T. Vasquez and The Food of Southern Thailand with Austin Bush
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50:19This week, we talk about cuisines from opposite ends of the world. We start by diving into the first, traditionally-published cookbook about Salvadorian cuisine with Karla T. Vasquez. She collected traditional recipes and techniques while documenting stories from the hands that made the dishes. Karla is the author of The SalviSoul Cookbook: Salvado…
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#126: From MS Diagnosis to GregoryAi. Bruno's Journey Through aHSCT and Innovation
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40:00In this episode, we meet Bruno Amaral, a digital strategist, teacher, and MS patient from Lisbon. After his diagnosis, Bruno not only underwent autologous hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (aHSCT) to manage his progression—but also created GregoryAI, a digital tool designed to help MS patients find relevant research and clinical trials withou…
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Pentecostalism and Divine Healing? | Grant Wacker
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8:29Is healing somehow tied to prayer, a result of Divine intervention, related solely to doctors and medicine, or merely a coincidental part of life? What happens when people fervently pray for healing and it does not happen? “Divine healing” is at the core of a movement within Christianity called Pentecostalism. In this episode, Dr. Todd von Helms an…
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831: Summer Baking with Nicole Rucker and Eileen Gannon
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50:02This week, we turn up the ovens and test our baking skills with two incredible bakers. First, we talk to LA-based cookbook author and star baker, Nicole Rucker, on why summer is peak pie season, the fruit and flavor combinations that elevate her pies (imagine toasted fig leaves!) and making the best out of her leftover cookies for pie crusts. Nicol…
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#125: The MS Brain Health Strategy: Treatments, Cognitive Tools & Patient Empowerment with Prof. Barbara Willekens
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47:02📖 Read the full blog interview here 👉 https://ms-perspektive.com/125-barbara-willekens 🎙️ What's this episode about? In episode 125, neurologist Prof. Barbara Willekens shares powerful insights on how to protect and improve your brain health while living with MS. We talk about the importance of early treatment, how lifestyle changes and digital too…
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808: Garden to Plate: Delicious Summer Recipes and Cooking Ideas with Jess Damuck and Ashley Christensen
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50:14This week, we’ve got delicious cooking ideas to brighten your summer. First, author Jess Damuck talks to us about her vegetable-forward food inspired by the 1970s health-food culture. She talks about revamping 1970’s health-food classics and re-working recipes with a modern eye to make them taste great. She leaves us with her recipe for Lentil Loaf…
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This week we’re sharing an episode from our friends at This Old House Radio: Episode 19: Make Your Home Allergy Free + Fix Squeaky Wood Floors This week on This Old House Radio Hour, we’re talking about something you can’t see but definitely feel: the air inside your home. Kenneth Mendez, president of the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, s…
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#124: Multiple Sclerosis Clinical Trials – Discover the Benefits, Ease the Worries
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18:24🔗 Full blog post: https://yourlinktotheblogpost.com (Update with your actual URL) 🔗 Useful Links for Exploring Clinical Trials: 🌍 Global Trial Search (ClinicalTrials.gov): https://www.clinicaltrials.gov 🇪🇺 EU Clinical Trials Register (EU CTIS): https://www.euclinicaltrials.eu 🎧 Episode Overview In this episode, we dive into the world of clinical tr…
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830: Summer Entertaining with Casey Elsass and Peter Som
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50:07This week, we've got a show full of great ideas and terrific recipes for guesting…and hosting! First, Casey Elsass sits down with us to talk about how to guest like a pro, from tips on arriving prepared to great recipe ideas for sides, salads, appetizers, and desserts like his Mosaic Jell-O. Casey is the author of What Can I Bring: Recipes to Help …
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#123: Living with MS & Making a Difference. Claudia's Journey of Fundraising, Resilience, and Hope
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1:07:12👤 About this episode In this episode, Claudia Dieckmann shares her personal journey of living with multiple sclerosis (MS) and how she transformed her diagnosis into a driving force for community action and purpose-driven fundraising. Based in Cape Town, South Africa, Claudia is not only an MS advocate but also a creative event organizer behind cam…
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Speaking in tongues? Divine healing? Gifts of the Spirit? Some believe these topics to be outdated, weird, or residing only in the imaginations of overly religious people. Today, there are more than 600 million adherents to Pentecostalism, a worldwide movement within Christianity. What are we to make of these topics? Few are better qualified to dis…
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807: Off the Beaten Path – Exploring Southern France with authors Steve Hoffman and Rebekah Peppler
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50:15Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Pandora This week, we talk about life and food in Southern France. First, we sit down with Steve Hoffman to talk about his latest memoir, A Season for That, about his journey from Minnesota to the South of France with his entire family to live a romanticized French life. It turned o…
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#122: Living with MS in South Africa. Insights from Advocate & MSSA Vice-Chair Christelle Taute
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50:00In this powerful and heartfelt episode, I speak with Christelle Taute, Vice-Chair and Treasurer of the Multiple Sclerosis Society of South Africa (MSSA). Christelle shares her personal MS journey spanning over two decades, including her experience with a stem cell transplant, how she built resilience, and her passionate advocacy work in South Afric…
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829: Summer Cooking with Abra Berens and Chef Jiho Kim
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49:40This week, it's all about keeping cool and carrying on in the kitchen. First up , chef, farmer, and cookbook author Abra Berens joins Francis to take your calls about how to best use our summer produce. She’s full of ideas for all that zucchini, btw! Abra is the author of three wonderful cookbooks, Ruffage, Grist, and Pulp, and you can find the rec…
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#121: TheMay50K, and mental strength – a conversation with Susanne Melanie Schmid
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23:16🔗 Full interview & blog post to read: https://ms-perspektive.com/121-susanne In this interview, Susanne Melanie Schmid shares her journey with multiple sclerosis, how she found strength in vulnerability, and what helped her push beyond limits—literally and figuratively. As part of the international TheMay50K challenge, she not only walked over 60 k…
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806: Thank You, Please Come Again: How Gas Stations Feed & Fuel the American South with Kate Medley and cookout ideas from the chefs behind LA’s vegetable-forward Kismet
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49:53This week, we're all about two summer traditions. First, we meet photojournalist and documentarian Kate Medley to talk about her decade-long project documenting gas stations all across the South. She has stories about the amazing cast of characters, their diverse selection of foods, and their impact on their communities across the South. Kate Medle…
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#120: From MS to Advocacy – How One Young Scientist Is Changing the Conversation
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35:51👉 Read the full interview as a blog article (including all quotes and topics): 🔗 https://ms-perspektive.com/120-luigi-azzarone ⏱ Time Stamps – Jump to the Part That Matters Most to You: 00:00 – Introduction 02:15 – Luigi's background and MS diagnosis 05:42 – How MS led him to neuroscience 08:30 – Speaking at the European Parliament 12:10 – Main mes…
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828: Celebrating 30 Years: Live from Tampa!
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49:22Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Pandora This week, we make our 30th anniversary tour stop in Tampa in partnership with WUSF, where we learn about what makes the food of South Florida so unique. First up, Dalia Colón, host of The Zest podcast and author of The Florida Vegetarian Cookbook, gives us an overview of th…
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