# Henry Heimlich

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Anson Williams is an American actor most widely recognized for his portrayal of Warren "Potsie" Weber on the television series Happy Days

WILLIAMS, BORN ANSON WILLIAM HEIMLICH TO A JEWISH FAMILY. HIS FATHER, HASKELL HEIMLICH, LEGALLY CHANGED THE SPELLING OF THE FAMILY NAME TO "HEIMLICK", HIS UNCLE BEING DR. HENRY HEIMLICH, NAMESAKE OF THE HEIMLICH MANEUVE. AFTER HAPPY DAYS AND A LONG CAREER AS AN ACTOR, WILLIAMS BECAME A PROMINENT TE…

Zachary Bowen/Addie Hall and Dr. Henry Heimlich

Thank you to Kelley in Alabama for the recommendation for the Zach and Addie Story Sam tells the story of the life and death of Zachary Bowen and Addie Hall. Jeff tells the wild story of Dr. Henry Heimlich and his Heimlich Maneuver - and his crazy stuff about him you probably never knew. This man w…

Zachary Bowen/Addie Hall and Dr. Henry Heimlich

Thank you to Kelley in Alabama for the recommendation for the Zach and Addie Story Sam tells the story of the life and death of Zachary Bowen and Addie Hall. Jeff tells the wild story of Henry Heimlich and his Dr. Heimlich Maneuver -and some crazy stuff about him you didn't know. This man was wild …

The Heimlich Manoeuvre

Since its adoption as a first aid method, the Heimlich Manoeuvre has saved untold numbers of lives around the world. Developed by American physician Dr Henry Heimlich as a way to save choking victims from dying, his manoeuvre would become famous just weeks after it was written about in a medical jo…

118 - Henry Heimlich (ft. Matt Spaziani)

Send us Fan Mail This month we are once again joined by our friend Matt Spaziani! Get ready for a rib cracking good time that's sure to resuscitate your interest in medical megalomaniacs as we tell you all about Henry Heimlich and his quest to overthrow back-blows.  You can support our guest by che…

Back on this day in 1974, the Heimlich maneuver was introduced.

Back on this day in 1974, the Heimlich maneuver was introduced. The Heimlich maneuver was developed by American thoracic surgeon Dr. Henry Heimlich.

Jewish Voices, American Stories: Healing the World

This episode of Jewish Voices, American Stories explores how Jewish-American scientists and doctors helped change the course of history—bringing healing, hope, and life to millions. We begin with Jonas Salk and Albert Sabin, two brilliant scientists whose breakthroughs in the fight against polio tr…

The Monk, the Malt, and the First Written Record of Scotch Whisky

The Monk, the Malt, and the First Written Record of Scotch Whisky On 1 June 1494, a monk named John Cor made an entry in the Exchequer Rolls of Scotland ordering eight bolls of malt to make aqua vitae. It was a routine transaction in a royal accounts book, unremarkable at the time, yet it stands a…

[434 in Motion] Seriously? (s1e11) - The Surprising Inventor of the Artificial Heart

Did you know the man who voiced Tigger in Winnie the Pooh also invented the artificial heart? In this episode of Seriously, Jeff Dixon explores the incredible true story of Paul Winchell, a legendary ventriloquist whose medical ingenuity was decades ahead of his time. From his collaboration with Dr…

Anson Williams "Happy Days"

Anson Williams became a television icon as Potsie Weber on Happy Days, but his Hollywood story goes far beyond Arnold’s Drive-In. Anson joins Steve Kmetko for a revealing look back at more than five decades in show business, including how he stumbled into his first acting job with a young Steven Sp…