"My (girl's) wicked smart." Today we talk with Ms Hannah Moore who is just finishing up 3 years of research on FSHD in the Jones lab at UNR, having made numerous significant contributions to the programs, and is heading off to graduate school. 

"Fascinating!  Semmi, look at this!  America is great indeed.  Imagine a country so free, one can throw glass on the streets!"   Today we are recapping our biomarker discussion, answering some questions, and then heading to the airport.

“My mind is a raging torrent flooded with rivulets of thought cascading into waterfalls of creative alternatives”. Today’s podcast features Dr. Andreia Marcelino Nunes discussing FSHD biomarkers and IL-6 targeted therapeutic approaches for FSHD.”

"You get what you settle for." We talk a little bit about animal research in FSHD and answer some questions from the community.

"Yeah, well, that's just, like, your opinion, man."  Brad Hasenjaeger, our FSHD Dad, fires questions at Dr. Peter Jones around the drug development pathway for FSHD.  A casual back and forth, as we do, but always on things important to FSHD.

"As far back as I can remember I always wanted to be a gangster."  It's Memorial Day Weekend in the USA and we are eternally grateful for those in the military who sacrificed their lives fighting for our freedoms. Today, Dr Peter Jones catches you up on diagnostics and discusses some of the differences between the muscular dystrophies and highlights the uniqueness of FSHD.

"Setting squirrel traps while elephants stomp you into pancakes."  Dr. Jones addresses questions about FSHD diagnostics and stem cells.

"Never planned anything in my life."  Drs. Peter Jones and Charis Himeda talk more small molecule and discusses news of the week as it relates to FSHD

"Hey wanna s'more?"... "S'more what?"... "No, do you wanna s'more?"... "I haven't had anything yet, so how can I have s'more of nothing?".... "You're KILLIN' ME SMALLS!"  Drs. Peter Jones and Charis Himeda talk small molecule drug discovery pathways for FSHD.

Today we answer listener questions about FSHD research testing and AAV gene therapy.