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AI warning letters. Cybersecurity deficiencies. Real-world evidence debates. FDA’s ELSA rollout. This week’s TTKU covered a lot. Allison Komiyama and Michael Nilo are joined by former FDA reviewer and current precision medicine regulatory expert Josh Levin to unpack the latest developments across medical devices, diagnostics, AI, and regulatory policy. The team dives into FDA’s newest De Novo authorizations, including the AurieSystem reusable catheter platform and a home HPV collection device designed to expand access to cervical cancer screening. Josh shares insights from the latest AMDM meeting, including why FDA reviewers are repeatedly flagging “cybersecurity, cybersecurity, cybersecurity” as a major issue for IVD companies. The group also discusses MDIC’s latest work around real-world evidence, pediatric device development, and the ongoing challenge of balancing innovation with data quality expectations. Other topics include: FDA’s new ELSA 4.0 AI rollout HALO platform consolidation QMSR inspection growing pains FDA’s one-day inspection pilot Precision medicine & companion diagnostics Why FDA hiring restrictions may hurt reviewer recruitment ELP program applications reopening New guidance on patient-matched orthopedic implant guides Links FDA ELSA 4.0 Announcement FDA eSTAR Program Update (new FAQs) FDA One-Day Inspection Pilot FDA Guidance: Patient-Matched Guides for Orthopedic Implants Connect Allison Komiyama, PhD, RAC, FRAPS | Bluestocking Health Michael Nilo, MS | Nilo Medical Consulting Group Josh Levin | IronLine Consulting , GSK Subscribe Sign up to receive a calendar invite for weekly TTKU sessions

On February 11, 2024, NFL Commissioner, Roger Goodell, & the league’s two most powerful owners, Jerry Jones & Robert Kraft, looked down at the spectacle before them. What they saw was the sport’s championship game, the Super Bowl—now a de facto national holiday—being played in a shiny new $2B stadium, home to the first franchise based in Las Vegas, after the league’s embrace of nationwide gambling. The moment was over 30 years in the making. As one of Goodell’s colleagues said: “Roger doesn’t view the other leagues as competition. He wants to be mentioned with Disney and the Vatican, these massive institutions.” In Every Day is Sunday , Ken Belson traces the evolution of the league from “one of the four US professional sports,” to the superpower it is today. Belson illustrates how the league’s rise coincided with the arrival of Jones & Kraft in the early 90’s. He provides an inside look on how these two men reshaped the league, taking readers into the secretive owner’s meeting, how they decided Goodell was the right man to place as Commissioner, and how the three built, wielded, and held on to their collective power. Perfect for fans of The Dynasty and Big Game, Belson provides a unique peek behind the curtain of how America’s favorite sport achieved its status—and how these three men let nothing stand in their way. Ken Belson rejoined The New York Times 's Business section in 2023 to write about the business of sports after spending 14 years in the Sports department, primarily covering the N.F.L. Belson reports on the teams and personalities of the N.F.L., including finances, stadiums, medical issues, lawsuits and more. He lives in New York with his wife. You can follow him @el_belson on X. Belson is in conversation with Josh Levin , a writer based in Washington, D.C. He is the author of The Queen: The Forgotten Life Behind an American Myth , the host of two seasons of the podcast “Slow Burn,” on David Duke and the rise of Fox News, and a former cohost (with Stefan Fatsis) of the sports podcast “Hang Up and List". https://politics-prose.com/book/9781538772553?ic_referral=uYBxmTV02UNXShhO3RkAWVERDYfL-KP4BW1ujinRISMwM5O_gJMGfxLqIC3U5orRd4VkXWrnY8qzpfxBND4fb4SlXc9olfraDdWrEoYDNq5n_PPyF9H80i6ECa3wsgIx11fJQW4

Words are the currency of culture--and never more than today. From selfie to doomscrolling to rizz , our hyper-connected digital world coins and spreads new words with lightning speed and locks them into mainstream consciousness with unprecedented influence. Journalist and bestselling author Stefan Fatsis embedded as a lexicographer-in-training at America's most famous dictionary publisher, Merriam-Webster, to learn how words get into the dictionary, where they come from, who decides what they mean, and how we write and think about them. In so doing, as he recounts in Unabridged , he discovered the history and fascinating subculture of the dictionary and of those who curate and revere "one of the most basic features of our collective humanity." Fatsis reveals the little-known story of how the brothers George and Charles Merriam acquired Noah Webster's original American dictionary and reshaped the business of language forever. Merriam-Webster became America's most successful and enduring compendium of words, withstanding intense competition and cultural controversies--only to be threatened by the power of Google and artificial intelligence today. Delving into Merriam's legendary archives and parsing its arcane rules, Fatsis learns the painstaking precision required for writing good definitions. He examines how the dictionary has handled the most explosive slurs and the revolutionary change in pronouns. He votes on the annual Word of the Year, travels to the legendary Oxford English Dictionary, and visits the world's greatest private dictionary collection in a Greenwich Village apartment stuffed with more than 20,000 books. Fatsis demonstrates how words are weaponized in our polarized political culture--from liberal to woke to DEI --and, in a time of insurrections and pandemics, how they can be a literal matter of life and death. Along the way, he manages to write a few definitions that crack the code and are enshrined in the pixelated dictionary. "I fell in love with the dictionary on my eleventh birthday," Fatsis writes about the full-color college lexicon he received on that day. "The dictionary projects permanence, but the language is Jell-O, slippery and mutable and forever collapsing on itself." Unabridged takes readers to the heart of an industry in flux, celebrating as it does the sheer thrill and wonder of words. Stefan Fatsis is the author of the New York Times bestseller Word Freak , about the world of competitive Scrabble; A Few Seconds of Panic , about life in the National Football League; and Wild and Outside , about minor league baseball. His latest book, Unabridged: The Thrill of (and Threat to) the Modern Dictionary will be published in October by Grove Atlantic. In four decades as a journalist, Fatsis has written and talked for Slate, The Wall Street Journal , NPR, The New York Times , Sports Illustrated , and many other outlets. He lives in Washington, D.C. Fatsis is in conversation with Josh Levin , a writer based in Washington, D.C. He is the author of The Queen: The Forgotten Life Behind an American Myth , the host of two seasons of the podcast “Slow Burn,” on David Duke and the rise of Fox News, and a former cohost (with Stefan Fatsis) of the sports podcast “Hang Up and List". https://politics-prose.com/book/9780802165824?ic_referral=uxlvYARkasV3iiqAJy0JQoDBNDoP-HnRvF_SERFu_0owM5uzmaBDP4X31-yHFJxZ2Bdg5vQdGJdCfFToN3DnRD6avj_8qcpPvjDqfIokeVJ2SZJ5C-Xo2-KDMpv_Dc3GjAej1OM

Joining host Michael Azevedo on this episode is Josh Levin the writer and host of "Slow Burn: The Rise of Fox News", a 6-episode series that takes listeners back to a crucial inflection point in American history: the moment between 2000 and 2004 when Fox News first surged to power. When the Fox News Channel launched in 1996, critics called it disorganized, incompetent, and laughably inept. But it wouldn’t be a joke for long. During the 2000 election, Fox News would captivate the nation – and just maybe change the fate of American democracy. In the podcast series, which debuted in mid-September, Josh and his fellow producers talk to the hosts, reporters, and producers who built Fox News, many of whom have never spoken publicly. Josh Levine is the editorial director of the Slow Burn podcast. He was also the host of the Slow Burn seasons on David Duke and co-hosts the sports podcast Hang Up and Listen. He is the author of The Queen: The Forgotten Life Behind an American Myth . Making Media Now is sponsored by Filmmakers Collaborative, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting media makers from across the creative spectrum. From providing fiscal sponsorship to presenting an array of informative and educational programs, Filmmakers Collaborative supports creatives at every step in their journey. About the host: www.writevoicecreative.com and https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-azevedo/ Sound Engineer: A.J. Kierstead

If you don't know him already, meet my new friend Josh Levin! He's the President of LympheDIVAS, a brand dedicated to helping us feel beautiful by offering stylish yet functional lymphedema garments. LympheDIVAS was created by Josh's late sister Rachel who ultimately lost her life to triple negative breast cancer. He continues to keep her incredible vision alive today. Tune in to learn about the "why" behind Josh's mission, how wearing a beautiful lymphedema garment can help you feel empowered, how to find the perfect lymphedema sleeve for you, the inspiration behind their unique, distinctive prints and so much more!

In this episode, Fabi talks to Josh Levine who is an author, consultant, and educator on a mission to help organizations harness the power of company culture to improve employee lives and bottom lines. What you will learn: How articulating a higher-order value beyond making money is important for attracting and retaining employees The importance of connecting culture to a set of unique values, which set expectations and create a consistent message for employees The six components of company culture Links: https://www.greatmondays.com/ More from Fabi Paolini: We're actively booking guests for our "The Breakthrough Brand Show" here: https://www.fabipaolini.com/podcast Looking to attract more ready to invest coaching clients? Go here: http://readytoinvestclients.com/ Book Your Brand Message Assessment here: http://www.brandmessagesession.com/

Gainsight is the platform everyone thinks of when they look at customer success tools. So when is team ready for Gainsight? What does it take to put it in place? What are its core advantages? When should CS teams consider Gainsight, and what use cases may require the addition of another tool in conjunction with Gainsight? We asked Josh Levin, Manager of CS at Honecomb.io to share his experience. Josh worked as a technical architect at Gainsight, and has also recently implemented the platform for his team at Honeycomb. Some of the lessons he's shared along the way include: - When CS teams should look at Gainsight as an option - What characteristics make Gainsight a poor fit for your organization - The pitfalls to avoid when starting an instance of Gainsight - Josh is also a brilliant mind and advocate for technical CS implementation. - He’s built custom data flows from product data, to Snowflake, and back to the GTM tech stack. He shared what he’s built, and why he believes technical skills in CS are a growing need.

Welcome to today's episode! Our guest Josh Levin , Manager of Customer Success at Honeycomb , shares with us his inspiring personal journey and how he discovered his passion for customer success. He provides us with an exclusive inside look at how Honeycomb prioritizes customer success and the unique approach that sets them apart from their competitors. He also shares valuable insights into how to effectively work with other teams and strike the right balance between automation and engagement with customers.

In this episode Jason chats with journalist, podcaster, author and National Editor for Slate.com, Josh Levin. Find out more about Josh at josh-levin.com Podcasts https://slate.com/podcasts/one-year/s4/1942 https://slate.com/podcasts/slow-burn/s4/david-duke --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/voidedtransmissions/support

Welcome to Manufacturing Greatness with Trevor Blondeel, where we work with organizations to manufacture greatness by leveraging resources you already have to achieve greater retention, productivity, and profits. To learn more, visit www.manufacturinggreatness.com and click here to subscribe to Trevor's monthly newsletter. Now, let's jump in! In this episode, CEO Josh Levin joins the podcast to share how manufacturing and construction leaders can put culture first while still driving performance. We talk manufacturing leadership, accountability, trust building, and authentic leadership for Operations Managers, Production Managers, Manufacturing Managers, and Shift Supervisors. Josh breaks down how passion, clear expectations, and people-first leadership create stronger engagement and a workplace where teams actually want to show up. You will walk away with practical ideas to strengthen culture, improve communication skills, and build momentum through accountability on the shop floor. 0:37 – In some organizations, people are treated like batteries, which can be easily used and quickly replaced 2:04 – How can we shift our mindsets to focus on people over profit? 2:40 – If your team members don't feel valued, they aren't going to show up and do their best work 4:30 – Your employees, their needs, and their lives outside of work should matter to you as a leader 5:37 – Regular, thoughtful employee evaluations are a great way to show effort and retain employees 6:46 – Being the leader doesn't mean you have to be the voice or face of the entire organization 9:17 – Even if your business has a great brand, you can't thrive unless you have good culture 13:26 – Accountability and honest dialogue are an important part of building trust and relationships 14:45 – To improve, study the behavior of successful people—and pay attention to the behavior of non-successful people, too 20:18 – Remember that employees may have motives for showing up beyond simply loving your company, like needing to support their families 22:48 – As a leader, keep your "passion tank" filled 26:00 – Invest in your employees, especially those who are willing to put in the work 25:55 – "There's never a traffic jam on the extra mile." 28:10 – Someone's past doesn't have to dictate their future Connect with Josh Levin: To learn more about Empowered Electric, visit their website .

Send us Fan Mail This conversation is with Dr. Josh Levin, a family medicine physician who practices at the Aroga lifestyle medicine clinic in beautiful Victoria, BC. Dr. Levin has always been passionate about exercise and fitness - today he coaches and competes at a Master’s level in weightlifting and practices yoga. In his clinic he shares this passion with his patients, empowering them to make healthy lifestyle changes and helping them make informed choices about the risks and benefits of medical interventions. We cover: Weightlifting and what he loves about it The importance of consistency Thoughts on the phrase “exercise as medicine” Aerobic exercise vs resistance training How much exercise is optimal The optimal exercise intensity The effects of exercise vs medication on blood pressure How exercise helps control blood sugar The risks of sitting for long periods and what to do about it Benefits for depression How you don’t need to lose weight to benefit from exercise Prescribing exercise for healthcare professionals If you would like to reach out to Dr. Levin, you can contact him directly via email: josh@aroga.com Resources mentioned: Aroga Lifestyle Medicine Clinic website: https://www.aroga.com Br J Sports Med. 2019: How does exercise treatment compare with antihypertensive medications? Cochrane Review. 2021: The effect of walking on blood pressure control JAHA. 2013: Exercise training for blood pressure Diabetologia. 2017: Breaking sitting with light activities vs structured exercise Am J Clin. Nutr. 2006: The underappreciated role of muscle in health and disease Show sponsor: Warlockgolf.com use code PLANT15 at checkout for 15% off your order! Theme music by Tyler Gaudon and a special thank you to Wyatt Pavlik for the audio editing and processing Find me here, if you want to connect on Instagram: @plant_fueled That’s all for now! Be sure to subscribe and if you are enjoying the show, I would really appreciate it if you could leave a review! *Please appreciate that this information is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, always seek the opinion of a physician or qualified healthcare provider* Connect with me on Instagram: @casswarbeck Follow the podcast on Instagram: @herealldaypodcast Audio editing and processing by Wyatt Pavlik Theme music by Ievgen Poltavskyi from Pixabay *Please appreciate that any information discussed is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, always seek the opinion of a physician or qualified healthcare provider.*

In this episode, Carrie and Chris chat with LympheDIVAS President, Josh Levin. Learn how and why the company was started by his sister Rachel Troxell and fellow breast cancer patient, Robin Miller, in 2006. Unfortunately, Josh's sister Rachel passed away from breast cancer, but she left an incredible legacy of helping patients manage Lymphedema for the rest of their lives, in style! For more information, please visit www.lymphedivas.com . #hwcarepodcast #lymphedivas #lymphedudes #breastcancersupport #lymphedema #breastcancersurvivor #malebreastcancer #thisisfunner

Born a statistic, now succeeding at life and business. Josh Levin is the founder of Empowered Electric, an INC Top 500 company, and The Empowered People, a good(ish) podcast and personal coaching focused on not letting your past dictate your future. Whether it is about overcoming lies, fears, doubts or statistical odds, Josh has done it and it is his aim to be an Example not an influencer. In this episode we talk about growing a team, Lebron James, and his disdain for tacos. Learn more about Empowered KC: https://empoweredkc.com/ Empowered People Podcast: https://empoweredkc.com/podcast/ If you’d like to learn more about Gameday HR, visit www.gamedayhr.com If you’d like to connect with Katrina on Instagram: www.instagram.com/katghazarian

In this episode, Simon, Tobi and our new co-host Vaughn are joined by Slate writer and executive editor to discuss Josh's book “The Queen: The Forgotten Life Behind an American Myth”.

Most leaders that profit and revenues are the most crucial factors for company growth. These same people often have a limited view of what it takes to grow a business. However, putting people over profits has proven to drive growth. My guest today is Josh Levin, Founder of Empowered Electric. His company was ranked #210 in the 2019 Inc 5000 list. His success in company growth is hard to deny. But Josh is most proud is that his company clearly puts people over profits. In our interview, we talk about the strategy of people over profits. Learn how Josh sees his job as a leader. Discover the importance of caring for people. If you want your company to grow fast, put people over profit. Get the show notes for Put People Over Profits to Drive Growth with Josh Levin at Empowered Electric Click to Tweet: Listening to an amazing episode on Growth Think Tank with featuring Josh Levin me your host @GeneHammett http://bit.ly/JoshLevin #PeopleOverProfits #Leadership #GHepisode489 #GTTepisodes #Podcasts Give Growth Think Tank a review on iTunes!

Team USA sport climber and Team Olympic Fever member Josh Levin is back on the show to talk about his involvement with the sport since age 4 and training for the Tokyo Olympics. He also tells us which countries to watch out for at the Games. One of the other topics we talked about was moving up from the junior to senior ranks, and Jill was surprised to hear that Josh thought it was less stressful for him once he moved up. Josh also lays on some good wisdom about assessing your involvement in the sport and having an identity beyond your sport. Follow Josh online: Website Twitter Facebook Insta LinkedIn In our Team Olympic Fever Update, we mentioned that the dulcet tones of Jason Bryant have a new audio series called "Countdown to Nur-Sultan," consisting of 2-minute profiles of 100 wrestlers you'll see at the Senior World Wrestling Champs (held this year in Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan). Jason told us that many of these people will also be at Tokyo 2020, so this is a great way to get to know the athletes (and hey, it's the dulcet tones of Jason Bryant--why else would you need to listen?). This Sunday, June 23, is Olympic Day! Get out and do something sporty -- take a pic and post it on social with the hashtags #OlympicDay and #OFOD. We'll send you a participation certificate. You can also be part of Team Olympic Fever Podcast on Team USA's challenge (open to anyone, anywhere!) -- sign up here, become part of our team and complete 3 miles by the end of the month to earn another certificate. We've got several listeners on our team and are doing well on the leaderboard, but we need you to continue our stride! We also have a ton of news about Tokyo 2020, including: The rowing facility is open Look out for plastic bag fees A very cool project called Flower Lane to make going through security more pleasant Applications for Torch Relay Torchbearers are open! Let us know if you apply! The USA Oreo Truck is on tour Team GB has released a fun Travel to Tokyo program (some of us in the Facebook Group are doing it -- join us!) Georgio Armani showed off Team Italy's track suits at a recent fashion show. What do you think of them? Alison has opinions. Episode 74: Josh Levin on Olympic Sport Climbing Episode 76: Tokyo 1964 vs. Tokyo 2020 <a href= "https://olymfever.com/2019/01/03/

For an Olympian, pushing things to the maximum is normal. But where is the breaking point? We speak to pro-surfer Mick Fanning about when your days of performing at the maximum have passed, sport climber Josh Levin about peaking performance and we put snowboarder Sven Thorgren through his physical paces.

Frank & Elie dive into the Paris Agreement pull out and its relation to Heavy-C (aka Chris Christie) as well as an update on the UK Elections. Then, joined by superstar democratic strategist Josh Levin, the Taking Ship crew explores the current progressive landscape and looks ahead to 2018.