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The ALS Association

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Oct 2, 2026

April DemboskyCORRESPONDENT
4:40
There's a long list of foundations and advocacy groups that have signed on in support of Prop 38.
April DemboskyCORRESPONDENT
4:47
Places like Blood Cancer United, the Melanoma Research Alliance, the Alzheimer's Association, the ALS Association, the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, the Michael J.
April DemboskyCORRESPONDENT
4:58
Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research.
April DemboskyCORRESPONDENT
5:00
So these are groups that, you know, hope and believe that new immunotherapies, you know, could be developed to treat these specific diseases.
Olivia Allen-PriceHOST
5:59
Is Prop 38 getting much support from elsewhere? Like, how else is the pro Prop 38 side kind of shaping up?
April DemboskiCORRESPONDENT
6:08
There's a long list of foundations and advocacy groups that have signed on in support of Prop 38, places like Blood Cancer United, the Melanoma Research Alliance, the Alzheimer's Association, the ALS Association, the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, the Michael J.
April DemboskiCORRESPONDENT
6:25
Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research.
April DemboskiCORRESPONDENT
6:28
So these are groups that hope and believe that new immunotherapies could be developed to treat these specific diseases.
BenHOST
1:32
I think there's one more in there that I'm not thinking about.
Mary ValloniGUEST
1:35
ALS Association, American Cancer Society, and Special Olympics.
BenHOST
1:38
Okay, awesome.
BenHOST
1:40
And so you've done fundraising with those organizations specifically.
Shannon McNamaraHOST
44:13
And I know this is gonna sound like a crazy comparison, but it's just, like, in my mind.
Shannon McNamaraHOST
44:17
It almost reminds me of the ALS bucket challenge and that trend where you had to pay money to the ALS Foundation or dump a bunch of cold ice water on your head, and you had to tag celebrities and other people to do it as well.
Shannon McNamaraHOST
44:31
And I remember, once again, this was, like, before discourse.
Shannon McNamaraHOST
44:33
This was just when Twitter was around.
Adam BlankHOST
6:45
Again, subscriptions start at $3 a month.
Adam BlankHOST
6:47
If you sign up for a full year, I'll give you your 12th month on the house, and we donate some of that money every December to both ALS a- ALS Society.
Adam BlankHOST
6:55
Not to ALS.
Adam BlankHOST
6:55
Fuck ALS.
Adam BlankHOST
6:56
But to the ALS Society, and to the Stollery Children's Hospital.
Adam BlankHOST
7:00
That's enough blowing myself.
Adam BlankHOST
7:01
Let's blow some of you by blowing into some cartridges.
Ray BourqueGUEST
40:39
Money goes to the Healy Center out of Mass General where there's treatments and research.
Ray BourqueGUEST
40:45
And Pete's ALS Foundation that gives grants out to families affected with ALS.
Ray BourqueGUEST
40:52
And it's an amazing night.
Ray BourqueGUEST
40:54
You go to www.borkgala.com for information.
EdHOST
6:35
Limited national avail- availability begins this month with select quantities for international markets.
EdHOST
6:43
As with previous releases, Heaven Hill will donate a portion of the proceeds from each bottle sold to the ALS Association in honor of Parker Beam, who had ALS-
Dean LangdonHOST
6:53
Mm-hmm
EdHOST
6:53
... supporting ALS research and patient care.
Dean LangdonHOST
6:57
And, and that's what I like to highlight about this release.
Dean LangdonHOST
7:00
It's, it's always gonna be, I think, a wonderful whiskey, but Heaven Hill's donated over $1.4 million to the ALS Association so far, and that will only go up with this one.
Dean LangdonHOST
7:12
Um, this had what? Like 100 barrels.
Dean LangdonHOST
7:14
So there's-
Steve Sparky PfeifferHOST
33:14
Dug out YouTube chat.
Steve Sparky PfeifferHOST
33:15
Brew City Chaser says, just made another donation to the ALS Association.
Steve Sparky PfeifferHOST
33:19
There you go.
Steve Sparky PfeifferHOST
33:19
Nicely done.
AlGUEST
3:32
And we've got Matt Soria, who's been with Mark Fisher every step of the way.
AlGUEST
3:40
And we've got Alexis, who came on board with the ALS Association.
AlGUEST
3:46
And she's great to work with.
AlGUEST
3:48
I told Alexis when she met me, I said, Alexis, I'll give this thing my best effort, but I am high maintenance.

15 MINS LATER

AlGUEST
19:20
was showing signs in 2010.
AlGUEST
19:23
In 2011, he was diagnosed.
AlGUEST
19:26
And I just want to say, Jesse Ibarra, several years, who goes to Washington, supported by the ALS Association.
AlGUEST
19:39
Mm-hmm.
JacquesHOST
27:21
You're going to see that a lot.
JacquesHOST
27:24
And from just that audio itself, I think it went so viral that he's donating the proceeds to Chris Johnson's ALS Foundation, which is good, right? That's a good thing.
JacquesHOST
27:35
So you can tell the Titans are a big topic in media now.
JacquesHOST
27:40
Something we have not been.

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