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Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 36To kick off Season 3, we start with the first Welsh clinical scientist (echocardiographer) in cardiology to get a PhD, Dr Emma Rees PhD, FBSE. She is now expanding her expertise diving into the use of big data in research. We discuss her journey into research, how being visible expanded her research opportunities, and her thoughts on imposter syndrome. Listen for great tips on being a research leader from someone who knows what it is like to be the first!Top 3 Takeaways1) Take a team approach to make research better2) Expand your expertise through yo...
2025-09-041h 16
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 35As you know I am on a journey to embed digital and computing sciences into my own research. As such I was very happy when I was approached to have Lars as a guest! He is a co-founder of Corti and from everything I could read, listen and watch about him, research is at the core of what he aims to create. We take a deep dive into the differences in research in computing and health sciences, how synthetic data may make health care more inclusive, and how digital health solutions should be evaluated.Top 3 Takeaways
2025-08-141h 15
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 34I meet Angela at the Heart Failure Association Conference in 2024 (https://youtu.be/P5wkXW_5I6A). I was impressed by her research and wanted to hear more about her journey into research. Listen to find out how Angela found her research soul and how an international collaboration started with a thumbs up on a Facebook post!Top 3 Takeaways1) Follow your passions and just jump!2) Bring your whole self to your research.3) Find your research soul.Bio: Dr. Angela Durante is an Assistant Professor at the Interdisciplinary Research Center...
2025-07-241h 10
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Bonus episode ACNAP 2025I attended the Association of Cardiovascular Nursing and Allied Professionals (ACNAP) conference. The ACNAP conference has a very special vibe. Between presenting my post-doctoral research I managed to make the time to have four short conversations with a variety of people who were also presenting at #ACNAP2025.Mairead Lehane is an Advanced Nurse Practitioner from Cork University Hospital Integrated Care presentd two posters. She shared how “UPBEAT” was developed for those with HFpEF (https://esc365.escardio.org/presentation/302090). Her reason for attending ACNAP: the additional perspectives gained from listening to other health professionals from around the world...
2025-07-0320 min
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 33Ada Tang and I were at University of Toronto together back at the beginning of our research journeys. She recently became a professor and I wanted to find out more about her research journey in Canada. She really made me think, do you need to be a clinical academic to retain your connection to patients to develop impactful research? Listen to find out what she thinks and how she is building an impactful spectrum of research focused on exercise to improve health and function following a stroke.Top 3 Takeaways1) Research does not have to...
2025-06-121h 15
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Bonus Episode attending HFASubmitting an abstract to a large international conference can feel intimidating. The ESC Heart Failure Association Congress in Belgrade had around 5000 attendees! While I presented some of my post-doc research there I also spoke with several nurses about their experience of presenting at this congress. From first-timers to invited guest speakers this BONUS episode has many perspectives and loads top tips!Martha KyriakouA post-doctoral nurse researcher presented her pragmatic multicentre randomised control trial to evaluate the effectiveness of and individualised SUPPORTIVE care multi-disciplinary team management program for people with heart failure. It was...
2025-05-3140 min
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 32I met Dr Diane Ashiru-Oredope at a post-doctoral event and I was impressed by her ability to advocate for unheard voices. If you think you are busy, check out this episode to learn top tips on NOT balancing everything! Top 3 Takeaways1) You journey into research is as unique as you are2) Follow a lead and just start researching3) Urgency: critical results or time sensitive resultsBio: Dr Diane Ashiru-Oredope, a Credentialed Consultant Pharmacist is Lead Pharmacist for the Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) and Healthcare Associated Infections, UK Health Security Agency...
2025-05-011h 03
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 31I was honouredto hear about Dr Tootie Bueser’s journey into research. Her inspiration was not a colleague, research delivery, or a professor! Curious? You need to listen to find out was research in the genes or this genomic nurse researcher?Top 3 Takeaways1) Is research in your genes?2) Try new things to increase your world view3) Professional relationships in your research journey will grow and change with youBio: Tootie is a Clinical Academic role based at King’s College London (KCL) in the Florence Nightingale Faculty of Nursing, Midwife...
2025-04-101h 04
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 30Today’s episode is a little different, Hilary Lewis (Occupational Therapist) shines a spotlight on the method, Focused Ethnography. She is using this method in her PhD and in addition to sharing her journey into research she also teaches us about focused ethnography and the value it is bringing to her PhD.Top 3 Takeaways1) Never too late2) Try different methods3) Build your professional evidence baseBio: Hilary Lewis is an occupational therapist and psychotherapist, with a special interest in persistent physical symptoms and multiple long-term conditions. She worked as a thera...
2025-03-2059 min
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 29In honour of February being heart health month Professor Anna Strömberg joined me from Sweden, to share her research journey. She has not 1 but 3 roles she balances as a clinical academic nurse! Heart Failure Nurse Specialist, Associate Dean, and Professor of Nursing!! She shares how her PhD gave her the skills to use data as a powerful tool and how that shaped her research journey.Top 3 Takeaways1) Data is a tool to demonstrate the power of your clinical work2) Research can be love at first sight3) Clinical academic success is a team sport
2025-02-271h 16
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 28Dr Oladayo Bifarin a clinical academic mental health nurse and NIHR senior research leader. From how writing is like “vomiting on paper” to how the hierarchies in research create systemic labels we covered a lot of topics. I really valued his recommendations and perspectives for nurse researchers. Only listen if you are prepared to be challenged.Top 3 Takeaways1) Talent-spotting, stay close those who support you and pay their support forward2) Don’t complain, do a PhD3) Don’t try and do it all, just collaborateBio: Dr Oladayo Bifarin is a Cl...
2025-02-061h 09
Austin Hires LocalAustin Habitat for Humanity's Triple Impact of Homes, Community and Hope with Michele AndersonDid you know you could own a home in Austin for $152,000? Discover how Austin Habitat for Humanity is making the impossible possible for Austin's workforce. Join host Tamara Atkinson and Michele Anderson, CEO of Austin Habitat for Humanity, as they discuss Austin Habitat’s mission to provide affordable housing for the local workforce. Austin Habitat is ramping up efforts to build 75 homes per year for the next 7-10 years, focusing on making homeownership accessible to those earning $63K-$97K in median income. With homes starting at $152,000 for condos and $245,000 for single-family homes, Austin Habitat is helping essential work...
2025-02-0432 min
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 27Welcome to 2025! My first guest from America. Dr Kelly Wierenga dives into what inspired her to focus her research on women and their mental health after a major health crisis. As a nurse scientist (not a nurse researcher—you’ll have to listen to find out why) she tells us about her research journey.Top 3 Takeaways1) Have a [insert name here] in your research network2) Research the dark corners of health sciences3) Is your research building a legacy?Bio: Dr Wierenga’s research focuses on understanding how depression and anxiet...
2025-01-161h 09
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 26On the second Christmas episode of Researcher revealed, award winning Professor Philip Moon joined me to talk about research sparkle and what he wants for Christmas. A leading cardiovascular researcher and editor of the European Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing he tells what inspired him to become a researcher and his plans to grow nursing research.Top 3 Takeaways1) We all need and are mentors2) Embrace global opportunities to grow your research3) Push the boundaries of researchBio: Dr. Philip Moons is Professor of Healthcare and Nursing Science at...
2024-12-261h 00
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 25On todays episode we dive into Patient and Public Involvement, Engagement, and Participations (PPIEP) with Sharon Court. In addition to being a PPIEP facilitator she is a master of analogy and had recently completed an NIHR ARC Wessex Research Internship. From what she did before this role to her hopes for the future the episode is a new favourite as she offers insights and tips as to how to elevate your PPIEP as a researcher.Top 3 Takeaways1) PPIEP as a lattice2) Being the first (or one of the few) requires extra support
2024-12-051h 09
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 24Linn Höög was the winner of the best submitted research and presentation in the ACNAP category at the 2023 HFA meeting in Lisbon. She shares how her clinical experiences as a nurse lead her to being a nurse who creates the knowledge behind evidence based practice.Top 3 Takeaways1) Being a nurse researcher can expand your nursing role and identity2) Is your clinical evidence base strong?3) If not me, then who?Bio: Linn Höög is an assistant university nurse who specialises in the field of heart failure. Afte...
2024-11-1459 min
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 23After meeting Dr Loreena Hill at the Heart Failure Association Congress in Lisbon, she agreed join me for a full-length episode. She shares how research was never a part of her career plan and yet she is the only nurse in Ireland to have received a BHF Fellowship to do research! Curious? Listen to this episode to find out how she became a nurse researcher.Top 3 Takeaways1) Research can extend your clinical impact.2) Research is uncomfortable, it can take years to see its impact.3) Using Co-design can give your intervention t...
2024-10-241h 00
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 22In my research circles the number of healthcare professionals who are occupational therapist (OT) who I know of who do research are rare. When I visited Sweden, I met an OT who was doing research, of course I invited her to be a guest. This episode surprised me in many ways, but you need to listen to what Dr Maria Andreassen to find out. Top 3 Takeaways1) Your pathway will have surprises2) Is a research group key to developing as a researcher?3) Is your research informing more supportive and personalised ca...
2024-10-031h 04
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 21To start the second year, I have invited my first non-researcher guest. Gary Reed is not a researcher. Why have him as a guest? You may have noticed that a lot of guests spoke about the role of mentor’s and coaches in their journey as a researcher. Gary’s name came up in my conversation a previous episode (behind the scenes) as someone who has experience in coaching clinical academic researchers. We speak about the importance of coaches in a researcher’s journey. Top 3 Takeaways1) Power of networks2) Coaching is like re...
2024-09-121h 09
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 20Last episode for year 1 of Researcher Revealed. It is time we find out more about the host! Dr Lindsay Welch takes over as host for this celebratory episode. She puts Dr Rosalynn Austin in the hot seat. From a not so rapid 11 to unraveling the mysteries of post doc life. She takes Rosalynn on a deep dive into what life as a nurse researcher is like after cmopleting a PhD.Top 3 TakeawaysYour turn! You tell me what were your top 3 takeaways?Bio: Dr Rosalynn Austin is a Canadian trained nurse...
2024-09-031h 31
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 19Did you know that in Sweden there is a word to describe a PhD funded by industry partnerships? On today’s episode we talk to an “industridoktorand” who is an engineer currently working on completing his PhD in medicine! It is a interesting research journey with challenges to build in multiple perspectives and carefully consider what is measured in research studies?Top 3 Takeaways1) There are multiple ways to fund a PhD, don’t give up if the traditional methods fail.2) Different perspectives may help challenge accepted “truth”3) Does a randomised control tria...
2024-08-221h 15
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 18He lives in France but works in Norway and the UK, Professor David Richards shares his journey how he became a researcher and is research interests from mental health to sustainability in research.Top 3 Takeaways1) Don’t have a hero innovator, instead have hero’s that make research happen2) Research requires academic currency which may have additional financial and personal costs3) Divergent pathways will enrich your experience and increase your valueBio: Professor David Richards works both at the Western Norway University of Applied Sciences and as an E...
2024-08-011h 17
The Nurse Researcher PodcastDr Rosalynn Austin: I want to help people to see that there isn't a highway to this journey.
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2024-07-1551 min
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 17On today’s episode a Consultant Nurse who specialises in frailty within the community, Lynn MacDiarmid joined me to share her journey in research, so far. She had so many top tips in this episode one of which I am going to try and use more in my life. Listen to see if lessons she learned will be helpful to you.Top 3 Takeaways1) What is research?2) Is research missing from nursing culture?3) Who are your champions in your research journey?Bio: Lynn works as a Consultant Nurse in...
2024-07-111h 06
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 16Dr Oluwadamilare Akingbade joined episode 16 to share his journey as a nurse researcher to date. He started his education at University of Ibadan, did his PhD at the Nethersole school of nursing the Chinese university of Hong Kong and is now at the University of Alberta. His journey inspired me, and I hope it will inspire you too.Top 3 Takeaways1) Questioning the question as a key trait for researchers2) Be a researcher at a global level3) Believe in the power to “I can”Bio: Oluwadamilare Akingbade is a co...
2024-06-201h 02
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 15On episode 15 I have a conversation with Dr Andrew Finney host and creator of the Nurse Researcher Podcast about his journey into research. He also shares why he started his podcast and how the Critically Appraised Topics (CAT) groups are having impact.Top 3 Takeaways1) An environment (work or clinical) can be an enabler to a research career2) Research creates allies3) You are where you are because of who you areBio: Dr Andrew Finney is a Keele Alumni who developed his nursing career in the specialist area...
2024-05-301h 03
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Bonus EpisodeI travelled to Lisbon, Portugal for the European Society of Cardiology’s annual Heart Failure Association World Congress to present my research. While there I thought that I took advantage of many researchers being in one place and caught as many as I could to ask "why they do heart failure research?" Who I caught0:37 Prof Izabella Uchmanowicz (Nurse) https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Izabella-Uchmanowicz2:56 Prof Girerd Nicolas (Cardiologist) https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Nicolas-Girerd4:52 Linn Hoog (Nurse) https://esc365.escardio.org/person/11035527:56.11 Dr Loreena Hill (Nurse) https://ww...
2024-05-2730 min
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 14Professor Joseph Manning who received an MBE and a CNO England Gold lifetime achievement awards for his contribution to leadership and nursing joined me to shares his journey into research as a clinical academic. His top tip – Hold your nerve.Top 3 Takeaways1) Set a low threshold for reaching out for help,2) Capture what matters to your population3) Hold your nerveBio: Professor Joseph C. Manning MBE is a Clinical-Academic Children’s Nurse with a national and international profile within the fields of nursing, paediatric critical care, and clin...
2024-05-091h 10
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 13Zoe and I have had a few conversations as we are often attend the same local meetings and conferences for health researchers. When I listen to her speak her positivity and energy is contagious, but I had no idea how a professional athlete had become interested in research around exercise in chronic illnesses. I invited her to be a guest so we could all find out together.Top 3 Takeaways1) Clinical academics are not the only researchers with a dual perspective in research careers2) Manage or cage your imposter monster with the help...
2024-04-181h 01
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 12Dr Gemma Clunie joined me for episode 12. She highlights how being connected is an important part of a clinician’s journey in research.Top 3 Takeaways1) Location is key: consider who in your organisation will be there to support you and your journey. 2) Clinical academic is only a term; it means different things to different people, be clear what it means to you.3) Use your clinical professional groups to get connected to other clinicians who are engaged in research. Bio: Dr Gemma Clunie is Senior Clinical Academic Speech an...
2024-03-281h 15
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 11Professor Calvin Moorley is a Nurse researcher I have admired ever since I met him. I was grateful that he made the time to join me on the Researcher Revealed podcast. He was so open in this episode sharing “cheats,” laughter, as well as delving deep into his journey into research and his vulnerabilities within that journey. I loved how for him ensuring ethnic diversity and inclusivity in your research starts even before you start your project. Listen to the full episode to hear more.Top 3 Takeaways1) Challenge yourself: Do things that will increase your...
2024-03-071h 04
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 10On today’s episode I was joined by Dr Ruth Barker who was kind enough to share with us her journey into research. Her introduction research was through her clinical audit and service improvement work as a respiratory physiotherapist. Listen to where her journey in research takes her.Top 3 Takeaways1) Curious? Research is the space that will allow your curiosity to flourish.2) Clinical audits and quality improvement work as a gateway into a career as a health researcher3) Keep you eye on the horizon as there are more career opportunities in...
2024-02-151h 21
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 9Anita Kaiser is a friend from my years at the University of Toronto. She is getting close to finishing her PhD focused on activity based therapy in spinal cord research. Her journey into research is personal as is her connection to spinal cord research. Top 3 Takeaways1) Research is always new and exciting2) If you need to take a break from being a researcher, there are ways to stay connected to the researcher community3) Personal experiences drive curiosity around possible research ideas Bio: Anita Kaiser has been living...
2024-01-251h 11
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 8Rhys, cardiology pharmacist, joined me to discuss how he has incorporated research into his clinical role. He shares how he got introduced to research and how it is currently shaping both his role and his clinical interactions. We talk all about real-world evaluation. Top 3 takeaways 1) Real world evaluation as reporting on how evidence-based treatments or interventions work in people who get excluded from research studies. 2) Research delivery in large research studies and a training ground and inspiration for becoming a driver research design. 3) No d...
2024-01-041h 03
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 7 *Christmas Special*Emma Lane joined me in person for a special Christmas episode. In addition to sharing her research journey she also shared her Christmas wish list as a PhD. From “accidently” becoming a cardiac Physiologist to her stubbornness in pursuing her development to become a researcher, Her journey is filled with inspiring moments, an interesting perspective on who makes good researchers and of course all she wants for Christmas!Top 3 Takeaways1) Ask why, be curious when faced with anything you wonder about.2) Expand knowledge, look for ways to take what we do know into...
2023-12-211h 05
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 6Professor Alison Pilnick, from Manchester Metropolitan University, discusses her award-winning book, “Reconsidering Patient Centred Care: Between Autonomy and abandonment”. As well as sharing her journey into research and she gives Masterclass on Conversation Analysis.Top 3 Takeaways1) Opportunity: Be open to the journey that research might take you on2) Consider what is the actual evidence base, do a deep dive into the robustness of the evidence guiding policy and pathways in healthcare services3) Complex methods are like riding a bike, hard to explain but easier once you get stuck in. Access reso...
2023-12-141h 25
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 5On Episode 5 of Researcher Revealed:Associate Professor Lindsey Cherry joins Dr Rosalynn Austin to talk all about mentorship. Lindsey was requested as both a guest for the podcast and to focus on the topic of mentorship by the listeners.Top 3 takeaways1) Mentorship is a combination of asking probing questions together with expert advice. It is the art of showing you the art of the possible2) The value interdisciplinary mentorship to reframe for perspective.3) Research is for anyone who has a gripe or a complaint! Be brave and...
2023-11-2354 min
CNN This MorningHostage deal near, surprise Kyiv visit, Microsoft hires Open AI co-founderNegotiations for the release of Hamas’ hostages are underway. Negotiators say they are optimistic about the possibility of releases within days, as sticking points inch closer to being resolved. Plus, US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin makes a surprise visit to Kyiv announcing on social media the US will stand with Ukraine against Russia, “both now and into the future”. And, the former head of Open AI has landed a new job just three-days after the company he co-founded ousted him. Microsoft has hired Sam Altman to lead its new artificial intelligence research team. Also this morning: Happy Birthday to Presid...
2023-11-202h 10
Hot Off The WireFormer first lady Rosalynn Carter dies at 96; Sunday's NFL highlights; ‘Hunger Games’ prequel tops box officeOn the version of Hot off the Wire posted Nov. 20 at 7 a.m. CT:
ATLANTA (AP) — Former first lady Rosalynn Carter has died at the age of 96. The Carter Center in Atlanta announced that the wife of former President Jimmy Carter died Sunday afternoon at her home in Plains, Georgia, with her family at her side. Rosalynn Carter was married to Jimmy Carter for more than 77 years, and both said she was the more political of the pair. Unlike many previous first ladies, Rosalynn Carter sat in on Cabinet meetings and spoke out on controversial issues. President Ca...
2023-11-2009 min
Landmark Worship CenterRosalynn Austin It Shall Come to Pass 11-12-2023It Shall Come to Pass 11-12-2023 Sunday Morning Worship and the Word
2023-11-121h 16
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 4On today's episode, Dr Lindsay Welch (Ph.D. RN) joined me to share the lessons she's learned along her research journey.Top 3 takeaways:1. Your research is a bigger journey than just you!2. Grow an expertise ribbon through your career, but always explore new ideas, thoughts, and areas that will enrich your career3. Identify your skills and collaborate with others who fill gaps or complement your expertise to help raise your gameLindsay is currently working for the Health Innovation Wessex as the programme manager leading on NHS...
2023-11-021h 03
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 3Professor Ian Jones, made the time for a quick conversation with me while we were both attending the recent British Association for Nurses in Cardiovascular Care (BANCC) conference. This was the first episode I tried to capture in the “wild”. Unfortuanately the video stopped recording after thei first minute.Ian is a Professor of Nursing and Allied Health at Liverpool John Moores University. In addition to his teaching roles he also leads on multiple research studies where his passion is in bringing research into the community to build better health for all.Find Ian
2023-10-1230 min
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 2Faye Forsyth joined me and together we explored her journey into research from clinical nurse to research nurse, to nurse researcher currently completing a PhD at Cambridge. Her research is focused on the experiences of people with heart failure with preserved ejection fraction. Faye’s BioFaye qualitied as a nurse in 2008 and worked in General Medicine before moving into a Research Nurse role. Since then, she has worked on multiple studies across various disciplines including traumatic brain injury and latterly, heart failure. After 4 years of research in HFpEF within the Clinical Nursing Res...
2023-09-2149 min
Researcher RevealedResearcher Revealed Podcast Episode 1Today on the first Researcher Revealed podcast, early career researcher Sandra Bartolomeu Pires joins me to discuss collaboration.Sandra's top tips for successful collaboration: 1) Be visible - "you bake a cake to share it"2) Ask leaders in your field for opportunities - "they'll say yes"3) Don't say no to opportunities because you are scared - "do it scared"Sandra is a nurse researcher, currently completing her PhD at the University of Southampton (UK) while working remotely from Portugal. Her research interests are around integrated care and long-term...
2023-08-2439 min
The ExchangeA Modern Day Priscilla & Aquila Ministry Team- Cedric & Rosalynn AustinLicensed Minister’s Cedric & Rosalynn Austin share their story of how they lead in ministry as husband & wife.
2023-04-241h 10
Researcher RevealedResearcher Enhancement JourneyIn the first episode of this podcast I'm sharing the audio track from a recent presentation I did at the NIHR ARC Wessex Intern celebration. Last year I received a "Researcher Enhancement Award" which is designed to support early career researchers in moving forward in their research careers. You can find out more here: https://www.arc-wx.nihr.ac.uk/My award time deviated significantly from my plan! Listen to find out how.Watch the presentation on the Researcher Revealed YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/CDHJ9Y-jOfgRead the transcript...
2023-02-1309 min
Northgate PentecostalsSingle & Commissioned - Rosalynn Austin - Get Up And GoSingle & Commissioned - Rosalynn Austin - Get Up And Go | 1/13-14/23
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2023-01-1355 min
Perfectly ScarredHealing from RejectionIn today's episode I am joined by Sis. Rosalynn Austin as we discuss this topic of Rejection. Rejection is the root cause of so many of our issues today. When we feel rejected, we struggle with identity and self value. We have to ensure that we dig deep to uproot rejection so we can walk in freedom. In this episode Sis. Rosalynn shares her journey in overcoming Rejection. So join us as we dive deep into healing from rejection.
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2021-11-041h 10
Pomegranate HealthEp72: Modelling a pandemicThe COVID-19 pandemic has brought to public attention, like never before, the work of public health physicians as well as epidemiologists, statisticians and computer modelers. The crisis also shown how hard it is to take decisions affecting the lives of millions when there is so little evidence to go on. Models of viral spread and interventions to mitigate these have become everyday discussion points, but few people understand how hard these are to put together. In this podcast we share expert talks that were presented at the RACP Congress in April and May. While they precede the latest developments...
2021-09-1557 min
The RapidianCity Connection - Mayor Rosalynn Bliss & David Green (GR Communications Director)Mayor Rosalynn Bliss talks with David Green, Grand Rapids' new Communications Director. City Connection is hosted by Linda Gellasch and powered by GRTV & The Rapidian; services of the Grand Rapids Community Media Center. Topics discussed include: World of Winter outdoor festival, making GR a more active 4-season city, homeless outreach efforts & partnerships, affordable housing, David Green's background and his thoughts on modern day communications solutions, engaging with community conversation, GR comparisons to Austin, vaccines, City FInances, violence and public safety, jobs programs, and the upcoming State of the City address. Conversation recorded on February 1st, 2021.
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2021-02-0256 min
Pomegranate HealthEp63: the WHO’s Biggest TestDuring the COVID-19 crisis there has been some criticism of the World Health Organisation as to whether it declared a pandemic soon enough or covered up for China’s failings. But few commentators have explained the role and responsibilities it shares with its member states in dealing with a pandemic. A prototype of the International Health Regulations were conceived during the cholera epidemics of the mid 1800s, and but the most current version of the IHR was formalised in 2005 in response to SARS. Associate Professor Adam Kamradt-Scott has documented the political and social factors that have accompanied th...
2020-10-0640 min
Multicultural Ministries Connect24 Interview with Cedric & Rosalynn Austin | Part 3 In part three of this interview, you will hear host Rev. Brocc Chavis discuss racism and current events with Revs. Cedric & Rosalynn Austin. Listen as they share their stories and discuss how the church can combat racism in our culture. Multicultural Ministries Website - https://multiculturalministries.org/
2020-07-2033 minMulticultural Ministries Connect23 Interview with Cedric & Rosalynn Austin | Part 2 In part two of this interview, you will hear host Rev. Brocc Chavis discuss racism and current events with Revs. Cedric & Rosalynn Austin. Listen as they share their stories and discuss how the church can combat racism in our culture. Multicultural Ministries Website - https://multiculturalministries.org/
2020-07-1340 minMulticultural Ministries Connect22 Interview with Cedric & Rosalynn Austin | Part 1 In part one of this interview, you will hear host Rev. Brocc Chavis discuss racism and current events with Revs. Cedric & Rosalynn Austin. Listen as they share their stories and discuss how the church can combat racism in our culture. Multicultural Ministries Website - https://multiculturalministries.org/
2020-07-0737 min