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The Socially Distant Sports BarGeorge Lewis (pt 2)Episode 293 — Guest Episode: George Lewis (Pt 2)Distant Pod is a weekly podcast where Elis James, Mike Bubbins, and Steff Garrero dive into the best (and worst) clips, documentaries, books, and sporting moments they’ve discovered that week. From iconic brilliance to complete nonsense, each episode is a fast-moving, funny tour through sport, culture, and the strange corners of the internet — with zero expertise required and strong opinions guaranteed.This week we’re joined by George Lewis — comedian, writer, and one of Instagram’s fastest-rising comedy voices. George’s stand-up and sketches have earned him millions o...
2026-01-0930 min
The Socially Distant Sports BarGeorge Lewis (pt 1)Episode 293 — Guest Episode: George Lewis (Pt 1)🎫 LONDON LIVE SHOWS — TICKETS ON SALE NOW!We’re coming to London and we REALLY want to see you there — it’s our biggest push of the year.🎟️ distantpod.com/live🎧 PART 1 — Guest ClipsThis week we’re joined by George Lewis — comedian, writer, and one of Instagram’s fastest-rising comedy voices. George’s stand-up and sketches have earned him millions of views online, sold-out live shows, and a reputation for brilliantly observed comedy about modern life, masculinity, and social awkwardness.👉 Watch...
2026-01-0732 min
The Daily Motivation4 Millionaire Habits You Need To Build Real Wealth | George KamelLeave an Amazon Rating or Review for my New York Times Bestselling book, Make Money Easy!Check out the full episode: https://greatness.lnk.to/1568"97% of millionaires believe they control their financial destiny - it's less about money and more about belief." - George KamelGeorge Kamel just shattered every assumption you have about wealthy people. Forget the flashy cars and designer everything - the real millionaires are driving four-year-old used cars and saying no to things they could easily afford. George led the largest study of millionaires ever done in North America...
2025-09-2707 min
Science Straight Up"Trees in the City: Cooling, Carbon and the Complications"Dr. Lucy Hutyra admits she's "a total tree-hugger." She's the Chair of the Department of Earth and Environment at Boston University, and a MacArthur Genius Grant recipient. She and her BU colleagues study the impact of trees on urban environments, particularly their effects on carbon dioxide levels and heat. While trees can reduce heat and CO2 levels, complications arise because urban trees tend to live fast and die young. She shared her research at one of the "Town Talks" put on by Telluride Science and the session was moderated by veteran broadcast journalists Judy Muller and George Lewis
2025-08-1829 min
Conversations with The George Michael Singers PodcastS1 EP15 : Season 1 Finale : The Journey of Shirley LewisSEASON FINALEIn this deeply personal conversation, Shirley Lewis opens up about the defining moments of her life - from the challenges she faced growing up to the difficult experiences that shaped her resilience. She shares unfiltered stories of hardship, lessons learned, and how those experiences fueled her passion and determination to succeed. Shirley also takes us inside her career journey, revealing the pivotal moments, setbacks, and breakthroughs that brought her to where she is today. She reflects on the profound influence of her sister, Linda Lewis, whose love, support, and presence have been a guiding light...
2025-08-1846 minScience Straight Up"Shape up Those Proteins--The Good, The Bad and the Ugly Amyloids"--Dr. Ann McDermott, Columbia UniversityProteins are the building blocks of life. Our bodies make about 25-thousand of them. Dr Ann McDermott, a biophysicist from Columbia University, studies the shapes of perteins as they clump into structures called amyloids. Sometimes these amyloids stick to one another, forming amyloid plaques that can lead to diseases like Alzheimer's. But Dr. McDermott and her colleagues are also looking at good amyloids that could lead science to develop new treatments for disease. She spoke at one of the "Town Talks" presented by Telluride Science. Veteran broadcast journalists George Lewis and Judy Muller moderated.
2025-08-1227 minScience Straight Up"What if the Future of Computing Isn't Silicon?"--Dr. Milan Delor, Columbia UniversityThe revolution in artificial intelligence is sucking up a lot of electrical power, something that's growing at an alarming rate. Science may have a solution in a new generation of highly efficient computer chips that use materials other than silicon and depend on light, rather than electricity to process data, bringing down power demands. Dr. Milan Delor, a chemist from Columbia University, spoke about the groundbreaking work his lab is doing in a "Town Talk" sponsored by Telluride Science. His presentation was moderated by veteran broadcast journalists Judy Muller and George Lewis.
2025-08-0424 minScience Straight UpQuantum Computing and Chemistry--Dr. Kade Head-Marsden, Univ. of MinnesotaQuantum computing promises to supercharge scientific research with its ability to solve multiple problems all at once. It could lead to more rapid development of drugs and materials to improve the way we live. But first, there are some serious bugs that have to be overcome. Dr. Kade Head-Marsden, a chemist at the University of Minnesota, who uses quantum computers to study molecules, lays it all out for us; what is quantum computing, how will it help us, what are the promises and pitfalls. Her presentation, excerpted from a live talk sponsored by Telluride Science, was moderated by veteran br...
2025-07-2820 minScience Straight UpA heartwarming Tale: How Basic Research into Cell Behavior Spurred an Advance in Transplant SurgeryScientists, intensly focused on their own areas of research, don't usually stray out of their own lanes. So, Dr. Rohit Pappu, of Washington University in St. Louis, whose field is cellular and molecular biophysics and bioengineering, was surprised when asked to review a scientific publication about improving heart transplants. But when he began to read the article, he saw that a team of doctors at the Mayo Clinic, led by surgeon Paul Tang, had drawn on the basic research of his lab and others to save lives. Dr Pappu and Dr. Tang join us to tell this heartwarming tale...
2025-07-2523 minScience Straight UpDNA Origami: Folding DNA into Tiny Shapes--Dr Guillermo Acuña, University of FribourgA revolution in fabricating DNA into useful objects is underway and Dr. Guillermo Acuña of the University of Fribourg in Switzerland is right in the middle of it. In a talk sponsored by Telluride Science, he laid out a world of possibilities; tiny drug delivery devices, nano sensors to detect disease, tiny traps to catch cancer cells. His presentation, in Mountain Village, Colorado, was moderated by veteran broadcast journalists Judy Muller and George Lewis. Our sponsors are Alpine Bank and the Telluride Mountain Village Owners' Association.
2025-07-1922 min
The Mid•Point with Gabby LoganGeorge LewisComedian and writer, George Lewis, sits down with Gabby to speak about what it feels like to be reaching new heights in his career on the cusp of midlife! They chat about George’s journey through comedy and how relatability is not something to be underestimated - he’s proved that dad jokes are in fact very funny! He also gives a deeply emotional account of what it’s like going through the process of having your child assessed for autism, and why he feels a diagnosis is important for both children and parents. George also talks about the innate...
2025-07-1638 minConversations with The George Michael Singers PodcastS1 EP11 : Steve Sidwell joins the conversations with Jo Garland, Jay Henry and Shirley LewisShirley Lewis, Jo Garland & Jay Henry are Joined by acclaimed musical director Steve Sidwell as he sits down with the talented vocalists who toured and recorded with George Michael, sharing intimate stories, behind-the-scenes moments, and powerful memories of working with one of pop music's most iconic voices. From rehearsals and live shows to the emotional depth of George's songwriting, this episode offers a rare glimpse into the artistry and legacy of a true legend-through the voices of those who knew him best.“BIG ANNOUNCEMENT COMING 28th JULY”Send us a textProduced by The...
2025-07-0730 minScience Straight UpThe Good, The Bad, and The Possible: Generating Products from Above-Ground CarbonDr. Josh Schaidle is the Laboratory Program Manager for Carbon Management at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) in Golden, Colorado. According to Schaidle, there are all sorts of untapped opportunities in above-ground carbon, found in biomass such as plants and trees and also in carbon dioxide emissions from factory smokestacks or in the air. During his presentation, Schaidle plans to describe the different ways we can access these carbon sources and convert troublesome greenhouse gases into the fuels and products that we use in our everyday lives. Veteran broadcast journalists George Lewis and Judy Muller are the hosts...
2025-07-0125 minConversations with The George Michael Singers PodcastS1 EP7 : Mike Brown joins the Conversations with Jo Garland, Jay Henry and Shirley LewisJo Garland, Jay Henry and Shirley Lewis are joined by the incredibly talented guitarist Mike Brown. Mike shares the unforgettable story of recording the incredible song "Amazing" with the legendary George Michael. An episode filled with music history, personal stories and memories that bring laughter and tears. Mike gives an intimate glimpse into the life and legacy of one of pop music’s greatest icons George Michael.A must listen episode for any George Michael fan.Send a textProduced by The George Michael Singers & @phcreativemedia Thank you for l...
2025-06-2620 minScience Straight UpAnimating the Invisible: Molecular Movies and the Science They Reveal--Dr. Steve Corcelli, University of Notre DameMovies tell stories – whether it’s a gritty historical drama or a teen vampire romance – there are few better ways to absorb content than by watching events unfold on the silver screen (or in the comfort of your home). Similarly, Steve Corcelli's molecular movies welcome viewers into a new world with cutting-edge visualizations that capture the motion of molecules in real time, allowing researchers to observe chemical and biological processes at the atomic level. Dr. Corcelli spoke at one of the "Town Talks" presented by Telluride Science and the session was moderated by veteran broadcast journalists Judy Muller and George...
2025-06-2322 min
TrueLifeLewis Goldberg - Crafting the Psychedelic Narrative: Inside KCSA’s Media StrategySupport the show:https://www.paypal.me/Truelifepodcast?locale.x=en_USOne on One Video Call W/George https://tidycal.com/georgepmonty/60-minute-meetingLewis Goldberg Ladies and gentlemen, seekers of signal in the static,allow me to introduce a voice forged in the alchemical fireof policy, purpose, and paradox.Lewis Goldberg is not just a publicist.He’s a linguistic locksmith,a m...
2025-06-2229 minScience Straight UpLife in Color: From Photochromic Crocs to the Future of ElectronicsDr. Natalia Shustova’s lab at the University of South Carolina works with metal-organic frameworks, or MOFs, molecules of metal ions and organic links. MOFs can be engineered with specific properties for a wide variety of applications – from building construction, clothing, and smartphone materials to pharmaceuticals and energy generation.Part of Dr. Shustova's work centers on nuclear waste management and she and her colleagues are exploring ways MOFs could be used in detecting and storing radioactive materials. But wait, there's more! And you'll hear all about it in this podcast moderated by veteran award-winning broadcast journa...
2025-06-1625 minScience Straight UpMining Plastic: Changing the Narrative From Waste to ResourceAmid growing piles of plastic waste in our landfills and in our oceans, Dr. Michael McGuirk of the Colorado School of Mines and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) is working on new methods to recycle plastics and turn them into useful products, from new plastics to fuels to polymers that can capture CO2 from the atmosphere and help ease global climate change. His optimism about his research is tempered by the fact that he's worried by the current cutbacks in government research funds. His talk was recorded before a live audience at the Telluride Mountain Village C...
2025-06-1032 minConversations with The George Michael Singers PodcastS1 EP2 : Meeting George : Shirley Lewis & Jo Garland share their storyIn this heartfelt episode, Shirley Lewis and Jo Garland. Backing vocalists, collaborators and friends of the late, great George Michael, Shirley and Jo open up about the first time they met the pop icon and how they came to work alongside him on some of his unforgettable studio sessions and more.Send a textProduced by The George Michael Singers & @phcreativemedia Thank you for listening and make sure you are following us across our social media, So you don’t miss out on any future plans and announcements. All links to...
2025-06-0930 min
Always Be Comedy#118 George LewisAlways Be Comedy - EP118 - George Lewis
Multi-award-winning comedy nights Always Be Comedy is finally exploiting those sweet, sweet contacts… WITH A GIG-THEMED PODCAST!
Guests curate their ideal comedy gig: who would they have open? Close? What dream moment from their gigging days would they love re-enact at this gig? And what live comedy nightmare from their past must not happen again under any circumstances? There’s this and so much more.
Today's guest is a comedy superstar and “friend” of the night: George Lewis!
Go see George on...
2025-06-031h 26
Two Mr Ps in a Pod(Cast)A Chinwag with George LewisIn this episode, the lads are joined by none other than George Lewis – stand-up comedian, writer and actor. They chat all things parenting, comedy and life on the road, with plenty of laughs and honest reflections along the way.
George opens up about his son’s love of football and how the club’s support has meant the world to them 💙. He shares his experience of balancing being a dad of three with performing his biggest tour to date – and how he’s managing to stay off the late-night drive-thru stops (just about!).
The conversation turns to scho...
2025-05-161h 09
Bloodstained Backstories: A True Crime PodcastInside the Mind of George Lewis: A True Crime Story of Mystery and BetrayalIn this gripping episode of our true crime podcast, we delve into the brutal 1984 murder of Karen Gregory, a young woman found dead in her Florida home just days after moving in. What seemed like a promising new chapter in her life quickly turned into a chilling mystery that would haunt the town of Gulfport for years. We break down the disturbing crime scene details, early missteps in the investigation, and the shocking identity of the killer—revealed years later through persistence and forensic breakthroughs. This case is a haunting reminder of how even the most trusted faces can hide da...
2025-04-0508 min
GEORGE FOX TALKSLewis, Tolkien, and the Contemporary WorldWhy have the works of J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis remained so relevant and present in Christian thought through the 20th century and well into the 21st? Old Testament scholar Brian Doak joins president Robin Baker, theology & literature professor Jason Lepojärvi, and English professor Gary Tandy to examine their friendship, their broad appeal, and the themes of their writings.C.S. Lewis on reading old books.Check out The Portland C.S. Lewis SocietyIf you enjoy listening to the George Fox Talks podcast and would like to watch, to...
2025-04-0145 min
The George Janko ShowThe Lewis Howes Interview | EP. 103BUY YOUR TICKETS TO THE "MAN ON WATER" TOUR NOW! https://www.thegeorgejankoshow.com/ Sponsored By: Find CELSIUS near you: https://www.celsius.com/buy-locate/ celsiusbrandpartner celsiuslivefit CelsiusOfficial Text Me To Perform In Your City! (602) 932-8118 Get Your "Kingdom Come" Apparel Today! https://theheartofdavid.co Follow George! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/georgejanko Twitter: https://twitter.com/GeorgeJanko TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@georgejanko Follow Shawna! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shawnadel...
2025-03-131h 42
Real Estate Marketing Implementation Podcast (The REmarketing Podcast)Passionate Living Through Passive Investing: Insights with George RobertsPassionate Living Through Passive Investing: Insights with George RobertsTime Interval: 00:00:00 - 00:26:31Summary🎙️ Introduction: Jerome Lewis hosts George Roberts on The Real Estate Marketing Podcast. George, an author, investor, and data scientist, shares his expertise on passive investing and financial independence.📘 Author Spotlight: George discusses his book, Passionate Living Through Passive Investing. He emphasizes the importance of building wealth through passive strategies, enabling people to focus on their passions rather than the daily grind.🏢 Active and Passive Investing: As a seasoned investor, George owns over 550 multifamily units actively and 600 units passively. He advocates for blending ac...
2025-03-0427 min
Saving Elephants | Millennials defending & expressing conservative values172 – The History of American Conservatism with George NashIn 1976 historian George H. Nash wrote The Conservative Intellectual Movement in America Since 1945, a celebrated historical accounting that established much of the narrative for how we think about the development of modern conservatism even today. George Nash joins Saving Elephants host Josh Lewis to discuss the various strands of thought that emerged after the Second World War that eventually evolved into a political movement on the Right. Along the way, Dr. Nash shares his insights on the colorful individuals who shaped the debate, how they fought one another, and how an eventual loose consensus was brought forth. Finally, he off...
2025-02-181h 50Science Straight UpChromatin: Your DNA in a PackageThe double helix structure of DNA discovered in 1953 explained the basic mechanism for how our genetic information can be inherited through replication. But, we've since found that those genes have on/off switches. Understanding how our genes are turned on and off has been complicated partly due to the compacting of DNA with proteins (the histones) into chromatin. Dr. Song Tan has spent years studying chromatin using advanced imaging technology and he and his colleagues have made some big discoveries looking at molecular sized objects. He is joined by Mark Kozak, Executive Director of Telluride Science and by Dr. Ri...
2024-11-1324 minScience Straight UpCan we opt out of Aging?Mankind has long searched for the fountain of youth. Recent studies indicate that both immunological and global aging processes can be reversed in humans now using repurposed medicines that are known to be safe. The key is the thymus, the center of your adaptive immune system, which withers starting at puberty but can be fanned back to life even after the age of 60. It turns out that a side effect of restoring your immune system is the reversal of the most reliable indices of generalized aging. Dr. Greg Fahy says he has a recipe for restoring the thymus, although he...
2024-11-1226 min
TRILLOQUYOpus 244 - "Composing While Black" (feat. George Lewis)Loki chats with composer George Lewis about the "Composing While Black" anthology, his approach to furthering the tradition of "great Black music", and his upcoming collaborations with the New York Philharmonic, ICE, and others. Loki also responds to the Afromodernism concert he recently attended, presented by the New York Philharmonic. Support for this opus of TRILLOQUY comes from the New York Philharmonic. ICE/"Composing While Black"Association for the Advancement of Creative Music"Weathering" by George Lewis (perf. American Composers Orchestra)"Arcades" by George Lewis (perf. Black Box Ensemble) Afromodernism, presented by the New York Philharmonic ...
2024-10-2448 minScience Straight UpClean Energy's Reliance on Dirty Magnets: The Source and a Solution--Dr. Peter Ladwig, Niron MagneticsAs climate change worsens, the need for a transition from fossil fuels to clean energy sources gets more urgent. But clean energy often has its own environmental costs. The risks posed by nuclear reactors and mining lithium for batteries are well known, but our speaker, Dr. Peter Ladwig, a materials scientist, is working on another aspect of the problem: dirty magnets used in the electric motors that power green transportation. In a "Town Talk" sponsored by Telluride Science, he describes how his company, Niron Magnetics, is working on producing a clean magnet and scaling up production to meet future ne...
2024-10-0422 min
The Alimond ShowGeorge Lewis Wilson of Allstate - From Military Service to Financial Advisor: Mastering Client Relationships, Embracing Resilience, and Guiding Retirement PlanningWhat if you could seamlessly transition from a military career to becoming a trusted advisor in financial services? Meet George Lewis Wilson, a dedicated finance professional with Allstate, who shares his inspiring journey from the world of military service to becoming an essential guide for clients navigating retirement planning. George opens up about the challenges and triumphs of making such a significant career shift, emphasizing his dedication to truly understanding client needs through professional listening. He explores the foundational role of life insurance in financial planning and unveils his marketing strategies, including the smart use of social media and...
2024-10-0317 minScience Straight UpMethane: Supercharging Nature's Solution to Reverse Climate ChangeMethane is a greenhouse gas that's 84 times more potent than carbon dioxide. And unvortunately, methane concentrations in our atmosphere are rapidly increasing. Yet, methane may also offer a potential climate solution. With a much shorter half-life than CO2, reductions in methane pack a punch. Dr. Jessica Swanson has a plan to use methane-eating bacteria called methanotrophs to do just that. A side benefit, she says, is that once the bacteria have gobbled up all the methane they can hold, they can be turned into useful products, like feed for animals or plastics. Dr. Swanson spoke at one of the "To...
2024-09-2721 minScience Straight UpStorm Chasing From Space--Dr. Susan van den Heever, Colorado State UniversityLife on Earth is fundamentally impacted by thunderstorms, from the life-sustaining fresh water they supply, to the life-threatening severe weather they produce. T In spite of the critical role of thunderstorms in our weather and climate system, we've fallen short in predicting how they'll behave. But Dr. Susan van den Heever's team and NASA plan to observe these storms from space, helping to construct better models for predicting severe weather, something that could save many lives. Dr van den Heever was joined by her teammate, Dr. Derek Posselt and by Mark Kozak, executive director of Telluride Science. Podcast hosts: Jud...
2024-09-2327 min
Black Music SeenGeorge Lewis - Composer & TrombonistOn today’s episode, we’ll meet George Lewis. A Chicago-born trombonist, technologist, musicologist, and composer.
He’s the Artistic Director of the International Contemporary Ensemble and the Edwin H. Case Professor of American Music at Columbia University. He’s widely recognized as a trailblazer in modern music, particularly for his groundbreaking work in creating computer programs that improvise alongside human musicians in live performance.
Over his remarkable career, George has explored the vast possibilities of sound through electronic and computer music, multimedia installations, and both notated and improvised forms. His innovative...
2024-09-1954 minScience Straight UpQuantum Simulations of the Origins of Life: Life-Giving Molecules From Planetary Impacts--Dr. Nir Goldman, Lawrence Livermore LaboratoryBefore there was life on Earth, there was something called "the period of maximum bombardment" when comets, meteors and other space objects crashed into the planet. Some of those carried materials necessary for life to emerge. Dr. Nir Goldman of Lawrence Livermore has been using computer simulations to investigate the hypothesis that some of these collisions synthesized the building blocks of life. He spoke at a "town talk" sponsored by Telluride Science. Moderators: award-winning broadcast journalists Judy Muller and George Lewis.
2024-09-1822 min
Men Of True WorthGeorge Pidgeon | Strategic Marriage Methods: Shaping A Christian Union That LastsGeorge Pidgeon | Strategic Marriage Methods: Shaping A Marriage That Lasts Under Christ
In this episode, I’m joined by George Pidgeon, founder of MarriageOne.org, to dive into his strategic methods for building a marriage that endures under the guidance of Christ. George shares practical, Christ-centered tips for strengthening marriages and offers wisdom from his years of experience in marriage ministry. If you're looking to enhance your relationship, this episode is filled with insights that can transform your marriage.
Want more from George? Visit MarriageOne.org to learn more about his ministry, and be sure to...
2024-09-1144 min
The Moon Under WaterGeorge Lewis - ‘I Was A Walking Vineyard’Sketch comic, the lovely George Lewis, has now built his dream pub (see the previous episode for that), so now it’s time for head into even more that will round off the experience of walking into The Stumbling Turkey.There’s some Oasis oneupmanship, talk of strapping wine to oneself and a very observant thing for George to bar from his pub. Plus there’s a quiz that parents will thrive at.George is @georgelewiscom on Instagram, and is touring his stand up show throughout autumn and into the new year. But ticket...
2024-09-0936 min
Jess Get HiredRecruiting in 2024 and Beyond featuring Andrew Lewis (87)
Recruiting in 2024 and Beyond featuring Andrew Lewis | Jess Get Hired Podcast (87)
Recruiting in 2024 and Beyond featuring Andrew Lewis | Jess Get Hired Podcast (87)
Episode Overview:
In this episode of Jess Get Hired, Jessica Fiesta George welcomes Andrew Lewis, a seasoned talent acquisition professional with nearly a decade of experience. Andrew has worked across various roles, from building a $2 million staffing agency to leading talent acquisition functions at startups. He currently heads the talent operations at Worldly, a B2B climate tech company, and is the founder of the Talent Operator Newsletter.
The conversation dives...
2024-08-1418 min
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2024-07-2355 minScience Straight UpInspired by Nature: The Chemistry That Powers our Planet--Dr. Jenny Yang, UC IrvineOur planet has always been powered by sunlight. Plants use light and water and air to grow through the process of photosynthesis. Dr. Jenny Yang, Professor of Chemistry at the University of California, Irvine proposes that we imitate plants to produce fuel through artificial photosynthesis. That fuel would be carbon neutral because we would be pulling CO2 out ot the air to manufacture it. She says this would be part of a portfolio of green solutions to man-made climate change that threatens the future of our planet. Dr Yang spoke at a "town talk" sponsored by Telluride Science. Moderators: Judy M...
2024-07-0224 minScience Straight UpThe Ethics of Emerging Technology: The Era of Artificial Intelligence--Dr. Teresa Head-GordonArtificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are relatively new, powerful, and disruptive technologies that are rapidly entering practice in our daily lives and shaping our future in areas ranging from employment, health, politics, and what it means to be human. This talk, by Dr. Teresa Head-Gordon of the University of California, Berkeley considers the current status of AI and ML and the ethical considerations that can guide us to finding the best in this emerging technology while mitigating its potential abuse. Veteran broadcast journalists George Lewis and Judy Muller moderate this episode.
2024-06-2022 minScience Straight Up"Beam me up, Scotty:" Demystifying the Quantum WorldOur fifth season of "Science Straight Up" kicks off with Dr. Michael Wasielewski of Northwestern University talking about the basics of quantum theory and how it will change our lives. We can't beam people aboard the starship just yet, but teleportation of information using quantum techniques is happening right now. Many of us have heard about quantum computers and some of the amazing things that they will do, literally a “quantum leap” in performance. However, this is not the whole story. The quantum world and innovative technologies being developed from it will significantly enhance secure communications and be capable of se...
2024-06-1619 min
The MummafestoThe Mummafesto: George Lewis, author and comedianThe Mummafesto podcast is hosted by Stella Creasy, the Labour and Cooperative candidate for Walthamstow. Each week it considers how parenting influences politics. And most impressively, George is also the winner of celebrity masterchef. George, welcome to the Mummafesto. In episode 13 I chat to author and comedian George Lewis. George has written for some of the biggest shows on TV including 8 out of 10 cats, Have I Got News for You and write a weekly football column in The Times. In 2022 George released his book, 'Don't Panic', a practical guide for new fathers and expectant Dad's.
2024-06-0134 min
The Arwen Lewis ShowGeorge AdrianToday Arwen Lewis welcomes musician George Adrian. George Adrian is a staple in the LA music scene. He's an Artist, Musician, and Composer. George Adrian accompanied Jerry Cantrell on bass for Jerry Cantrell's Brighten U.S. and European Tour (2022/2023). Originally from Chicago, George was chosen by Gene Simmons (KISS) for House of Lords before being tapped for Aragon (Arista Records). Moving on from Aragon, Adrian recorded an experimental instrumental album with partner Tyler Bates (Marilyn Manson / Film Composer). Most of those recordings made their way to Adam Rifkin’s cult classic Psycho Cop 2. This success led to further film op...
2024-05-221h 03
Tired and Tested with Sophie McCartneyGeorge Lewis: Penis Snips and Monkey WhipsWelcome to another Tired and Tested podcast! In which Sophie welcomes another special guest... GEORGE LEWIS! Comedian! Author! Instagram's Funniest Dad! George joins Sophie and Lucy to talk about The Snip, take on a special Urban Dictionary Corner and a work-from-home Parenting Fail. Want to win a FREE ICONIC MASCARA? Submit your parenting tale to tiredandtested@acast.com - and if we pick yours, we'll send you a free mascara!Sophie is on a UK tour! Find out where you can see her hereTickets...
2024-04-1554 min
A News You Can Use PodcastThe Burdens of Masculiinity by Dr. George LewisWelcome to Episode 121 of the A News You Can Use Podcast, broadcasting live from the Dallas on Air Podcasting studio in Dallas, Texas! In this episode, we had the pleasure of delving into a thought-provoking topic: the Burden of Masculinity, with the esteemed Dr. George Lewis. Dr. Lewis shared insights from his upcoming book, set to release in May, offering valuable perspectives on this important subject. Tune in as we explore this fascinating discussion!
Dr. George Lewis serves our military veterans over at the VA where he practices as a Clinical Pharmacist. After stops in Houston and...
2024-04-1335 min
Freedom Pact | Joseph and Lewis#326: George Kamel - 7 Realistic Money Rules To Go From Broke To MillionsGeorge Kamel is a renowned Ramsey Personality and personal finance expert. His journey from a negative net worth to millionaire status in under a decade is not just inspiring, it's a blueprint for financial success. He shares how he got there and much more in this episode.
Timestamps:
00:00 - George’s path to being a millionaire
02:36 - The new normal is to be broke
04:10 - Why is Robert Kiyosaki bragging about being in debt?
06:15 - Why people go into debt
08:53 - How debt affects people psychologically?
13:13 - How to get out of debt
17:28 - Should you pay off your creditors or...
2024-03-3146 min
Spit Or Swallow podcastWith...George LewisThe SOS bar flings it's doors wide open this week with comedian George Lewis!!George tells some hilarious stories about his drinking days at university and Lou & Sally give us their opinion of George's hipster IPA.For tour shows, George's new book and more follow him on instagram @GeorgelewiscomAND stay tuned we will be taking a very short break but will be back in a few weeks with a new subscription service on Apple Podcasts and some brand new amazing episodes. Please subscribe, rate and review
2024-03-1248 min
Tactical TransitionEpisode 10B - Col (R) George Lewis; Executive Director CACI InternationalJoin us as we speak with COL(R) George Lewis, who compares “landing your next career” to a PLF landing learned through Airborne School.
George Lewis enlisted in the Army in 1985 as a signals intercept (SIGINT), electronic warfare (EW) and cryptology specialist. He graduated from the Defense Language Institute basic French and Electronic Warfare Operators Courses before being assigned to Ft. Bragg, NC’s XVIII airborne Corps’ 525th Combat Electronic Warfare & Intelligence (CEWI) brigade. George served in numerous roles before being assigned as a team sergeant in 3/5th Special Forces Group Airborne. Upon receiving a Green to Gold Scholarsh...
2024-01-1839 min
Tactical TransitionEpisode 10A - Col (R) George Lewis; Executive Director CACI InternationalJoin us as we speak with COL(R) George Lewis, who compares “landing your next career” to a PLF landing learned through Airborne School.
George Lewis enlisted in the Army in 1985 as a signals intercept (SIGINT), electronic warfare (EW) and cryptology specialist. He graduated from the Defense Language Institute basic French and Electronic Warfare Operators Courses before being assigned to Ft. Bragg, NC’s XVIII airborne Corps’ 525th Combat Electronic Warfare & Intelligence (CEWI) brigade. George served in numerous roles before being assigned as a team sergeant in 3/5th Special Forces Group Airborne. Upon receiving a Green to Gold Scholars...
2024-01-0552 min
Lewis Black's RantcastBye Bye George! Bye Bye Henry!Lewis is back from the road where he learned he visited the birthplace of country music without knowing it, as Bob Ross would say, it was a happy accident. Another thing that should make folks happy out there is that in one week the political world saw the ouster of representative George Santos and the passing of one Henry Kissinger, someone that's plagued American politics for too long. This week also brings some weird news out of (shockingly) Florida and Mississippi. Enjoy!__________________PLEASE SUPPORT THE SHOW'S SPONSORSVisit https://www.ghostbed.com/lewis...
2023-12-0641 min
Son of a BlitchEp. 43 Lance Lewis: A Culinary Master’s Take on Hunting and CookingSend us a textIn this episode, George Blitch sits down with Lance Lewis of Tagged Out Kitchen, a professionally trained chef and seasoned hunter, who blends his passions for the wilderness and the kitchen, to deliver unique hunting and cooking experiences. From sharing his personal journey from his roots in Louisiana to living in Colorado, Lance provides a fascinating glimpse into his journey to becoming a well know Wildgame Chef and running his company, Tagged Out Kitchen.. We further delve into the science of cooking, the benefits of experimentation, and the nuances of...
2023-11-161h 40
TrueLifeLewis Thompson-Milne - A Personal Trainer for Your ThoughtsSupport the show:https://www.paypal.me/Truelifepodcast?locale.x=en_USOne on One Video Call W/George https://tidycal.com/georgepmonty/60-minute-meetinghttps://linktr.ee/be.better.coachinghttps://bebetter.nz/A recovering workaholic, obsessive analyst, chronic overachiever and chaser of ‘success’, now reformed and actively living my best life by serving others and helping them to uncover theirs.The story of my life began with a journey of survival, I was born dead and ‘died’ a further...
2023-09-081h 27Science Straight UpThe True Colors of Cancer--shining a new light on disease--Dr. Stephen BoppartCancer biopsies are scary. The patient gets tissue removed from his or her body, the sample gets sent off to the lab and then there's the agonizing wait for the results. Dr. Stephen Boppart of the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, both a physician and an engineer, is working on instant biopsies that will produce results in minutes. Using laser light and artificial intelligence, Dr. Boppart and his colleagues have been able to identify cancers early and accurately. Moreover, this technique promises to identify conditions in the body that might lead to future cancers by looking at tiny vesicles, liquid-filled s...
2023-07-2825 minScience Straight UpRNA Therapeutics: Recoding Drug Design, One Gene at a Time--Dr. Athma PaiOur experience with mRNA vaccines during the COVID pandemic showed us the possibility of designing other RNA-based drugs in a flexible and efficient manner. Dr. Athma Pai of the UMass Chan Medical School talks about how her research into RNA therapeutics and the immense promise it holds for conquering a wide range of diseases, from. cancer to sickle cell anemia, and more. Veteran broadcast journalists George Lewis and Judy Muller moderated the session with Dr. Pai, recorded at the Telluride Conference Center in Mountain Village, Colorado
2023-07-2524 minScience Straight UpWhere do you Want to Live? innovation, Data and Building the Cities of the FutureDr. Amy Mueller and her team are measuring the vital signs of cities, gathering data that will inform future additions and improvements to our urban areas. How do we build cities in a sensible, sustainable way? Key to this work is getting communities involved and arming them with the information they need to make strategic decisions about the future. Dr Mueller is an associate professor of marine and environmental science and civil and environmental engineering at Northeastern University in Boston. She spoke at a "Town Talk" sponsored by Telluride Science and the session was moderated by veteran broadcast journalists Ju...
2023-07-1424 min
Nebenstimmen - Ensemble Modern PodcastNebenstimmen: #20 George Lewis & Dietmar Wiesner (DE)Nebenstimmen Ensemble Modern Podcast
In “Nebenstimmen” hören Sie Gespräche von Ensemble-Mitgliedern mit von ihnen selbst ausgewählten Gesprächspartnerinnen und -partnern zu Musik, Kunst und Leben. In dieser Folge spricht Flötist und Ensemble Modern-Mitglied Dietmar Wiesner mit dem US-amerikanischen Komponisten George Lewis zum Anlass der Uraufführung seines Monodramas “Song of the Shank” über dessen Entstehung und Geschichte des historisch realen Protagonisten, einem musikalisch hochbegabten Schwarzen Pianisten in Zeiten der Sklaverei. Die beiden Musiker sprechen aber auch über ihre Leidenschaft zum Free Jazz und die Entstehung des gemeinsamen Projekts „Afro-Modernism in Contemporary Music“. Erfahren Sie auch, in welcher Form Geor...
2023-07-061h 06Son of a BlitchEp. 28 - Paul Lewis, Founder of FHF GearSend us a textIn this episode, George Blitch sits down with Paul Lewis, the founder of FHF Gear, a company that makes high quality gear that pairs the functionality of the hunting & fishing industry with the utility & durability of tactical gear. Paul is an avid fly fisherman, bow hunter, and a recently retired LEO & SWAT Team Leader. George and Paul talk about the history of FHF Gear, Paul's law enforcement career, hunting, fishing, parenthood, being a part of the MeatEater family of companies, and so much...
2023-07-052h 00Science Straight UpQuantum Dots 101: How to Make a Lightbulb That is a Million Times Smaller Than an AntQuantum Dots are marvelous little crystalline structures that work as electrical semiconductors and emit light. But that's not all they do. Dr. Jennifer Hollingsworth of the Center for Integrated Nanotechnologies at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, talked about the many potential applications of these tiny wonders. Veteran broadcast journalists Judy Muller and George Lewis moderated the talk with Dr. Hollingsworth.
2023-07-0123 minScience Straight UpCan the Soil Save Us? The Dirt on Local Agricultural Climate SolutionsAmerican agriculture contributes about 10 percent of this country's greenhouse gas emissions, but done right, it can absorb rather than produce carbon and help overcome the problem of man-made climate change. This exciting possibility is the subject of a Telluride Science panel moderated by Adam Chambers of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Panelists include Tony and Barclay Daranyi, who practice regenerative agriculture at their farm 33 miles northwest of Telluride; Chris Hazen, from the San Miguel County Payment for Ecosystem Services Program and Cindy Lair, deputy director of the Colorado STAR (Saving Tomorrow's Agricultural Resources) program.Our podcast is ho...
2023-06-2620 minScience Straight UpThe Science of Aging: Can You Teach an Old Cell New Tricks?We've long thought that aging was just a part of life but now science is beginning to view aging as a disease that can be treated. This, as research on aging is exploding and some scientists speculate people could live 150 years or more. Our aging expert, Dr. Kristin Slade, Associate Professor of Chemistry at Hobart and William Smith Colleges in upstate New York says, "We already know what is going on with aging at the people level, but I was determined to get inside the cell and discover what was going on at the molecular level.” Indeed, that could be...
2023-06-1723 min
Elephant Journal: Walk the Talk Show with Waylon Lewis148. On the anniversary of George Floyd's murder: Reggie Hubbard w/Waylon Lewis on Racism in America, Spiritual Activism, & Dumb Questions. On the anniversary of George Floyd's murder: Yogi & Peace Activist Reggie Hubbard has a message for ALL of us. 🙏🏾 Despite some internet connectivity issues, they dig into issues around police brutality, challenges facing people of color, privilege. Reggie shares an invite to this Thursday's (free, and open to all) virtual sangha hosted by three black male teachers at Kripalu, in honor of those lost to violence on May 25, the National Day of Remembrance for George Floyd. Stay tuned: they'll continue the conversation at a later date. "People get caught in the shame cycle. They don't...
2023-05-2415 min
Modern MenLEWIS WEDLOCK - My Perspective On Masculinity & Why I Became an EducatorWe all have different views on masculinity but, in this space, we all agree it needs a revamp. This guest has taken his views to the TEDx stage and explained why traditional masculinity and its power in society is nothing short of a crisis.
On episode 5 of Modern Men, I am joined by Lewis Wedlock, an activist, academic and social psychologist based in Bristol, England.
We discuss his background in the industry, why masculinity is important to him and the story behind his TEDx talk on the subject. Plus, Lewis shares why he started his p...
2023-02-2356 min
The Old Radio CompanionGood Ol George & My Friend Irma"This is Jay Lewis.. Tell us how you liked the show!"Jay talks about our first president of these United States and that is George Washington. Learn some interesting facts about this fascinating man that you may have never known. HAPPY BIRTHDAY GEORGE WASHINGTON! The radio show is from My Friend Irma. It's titled, " Trip to Washington." It originally aired March 29th 1948. ENJOY THE SHOW!Support the showTHIS IS JAY LEWIS.... OFF THE AIR!
2023-02-1852 min
Album NerdsDawn Richard, Vincent Neil Emerson, George Lewis, and Pearl JamNew release recommendations from New Orleans dance and RnB artist Dawn Richard. And a poetic country album from Texan Vincent Neil Emerson.Our Old Dog picks feature a taste of New Orleans jazz from clarinetist George Lewis. Plus the influential debut record from Seattle rock group Pearl Jam.Here’s the full list of album recommendations from the show:Dawn Richard – Second LineVincent Neil Emerson – Vincent Neil EmersonGeorge Lewis – Jazz Funeral in New Orleans (1953)Pearl Jam – Ten (1991)What do you think of these records? W...
2022-12-1837 min
Works In ProcessAdvocate for your own Happiness w/ Meg LewisWelcome to Works In Process / Ep 25 Translate YOU in your personal style. People hire me for my style, and so I look inward (at) what makes me who I am? What makes me unique and amazing? (And) what has molded me into the person that I am today? I look at those things and remember how I can translate me and what has made me who I am into a style.—Meg Lewis, Artist, Illustrator, Freelancer, Designer, Educator, Amateur Clown---In this episode of Works in Process, host George Garrastegui Jr. chats wit...
2022-12-141h 06Real Estate Marketing Implementation Podcast (The REmarketing Podcast)Best Books For Real Estate Entrepreneurs (Real Estate Agents | Real Estate Investors | Real Estate Entrepreneurs) (Jerome Lewis)Best Books For Real Estate Entrepreneurs (Real Estate Agents | Real Estate Investors | Real Estate Entrepreneurs)7+ Books That Will Help You Succeed in Real Estate, Business, Life---When it comes to professional and personal success, there are many different paths that you can take. However, one of the most common pieces of advice that you will hear is to read books. Books can provide you with new ideas, insights, and perspectives that can help you to achieve your goals. In today's video, I will be discussing seven different books that have helped me...
2022-11-0416 minSon of a BlitchEp. 13 Allan Lewis & Jason BarefieldSend us a textIn this episode, George Blitch sits down with Allan Lewis and Jason Barefield to discuss a variety of topics, including their music and soccer careers, NFTs, Web 3.0, parenting, being artists, and so much more!Allan LewisAllan is a writer, strategist and photographer based in London, Ontario. In the last year he’s been interested in the ways that culture, sport, and web3 intersect to drive value for brands and audiences. This includes the challenges of introducing and aligning Web3 attributes and va...
2022-10-312h 05
Transplants Take On SportGeorge Brann-Liff: Specialist Nurse in Organ Donation Raising Awareness through CricketJoining Lewis is Specialist Nurse in Organ Donation, George, Brann-Liff.George explains what day to day life working in organ donation is like as well as describing how it feels to be involved in a successful transplant from his point of view.Register for tickets for NHSBT XI vs. England and Wales Transplant Cricket hereWatch the 'What Happens Next?' clip hereUse code 'TTOSPORT' for 20% off at neoncricket.co.ukUse code 'ThanksLewis050521' for $20 off the HeroKi Kidney Shield. Discount automatically...
2022-08-3145 min
My Time CapsuleEp. 209 - George LewisGeorge Lewis is a comedian and writer. His best selling book is out now and called Don’t Panic; All The Stuff The Expectant Dad Needs To Know, with contributions from Andy Parsons, Elis James, Josh Widdicomne, Kerry Godliman, Rich hall, Romesh Ranganthan, Russell Kane and many more. He also writes a weekly football column for The Times. He has appeared on the Stand Up Sketch Show on ITV, hosted Top Gear: Extra Gear on BBC 2, 3 & Worldwide and was the winner of Celebrity Mastermind with the specialist subject of Oasis. He has been tour support for Romesh Ranganathan, Tom Al...
2022-07-2257 minScience Straight UpA New Spin on Electrons: How They Change Life and Power our LivesWe talk about chirality, how some molecules have left-handed properties and others have right-handed properties. It turns out that electrons, carrying energy and information vital to life, spin in different directions when interacting with these two types of molecules and harnessing that effect could lead to big advances in energy production, agriculture and medicine. Our panelists are two of the leading researchers in the field: Dr. Ron Naaman of the Weizman Institute of Science and Dr. Moh El Naggar of the University of Southern California. In a “Town Talk” at the Transfer Warehouse in Telluride, they were interviewed by award-wi...
2022-07-1128 minScience Straight UpTiny Gatekeepers of the Nano Universe: How Nuclear Pores in our Cells Separate Friend From FoeWe hear from three eminent researchers who take us into the nano universe where they study miniscule openings in the cells of our bodies…passageways called nuclear pore complexes. These complexes are incredibly smart collections of proteins that direct traffic into and out of the nuclei of our cells…where our DNA is located. Joining us are Cees Dekker, professor of molecular biophysics at Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands and director of the Kavli Institute of Nanoscience; Michael Rout, professor of biochemistry and biophysics at Rockefeller University in New York; and Anton Zilman...
2022-07-0128 min
What's Upset You Now?S4 EP37: George LewisS4 EP37: George LewisIn this episode Seann Walsh and Paul Mccaffrey are joined by comedian George Lewis to moan about the human mind , memorable songs, Swimming & mopedsPlease Subscribe, Rate & Review And for those of you who said that 15 minutes was not enough head on over to www.patreon.com/wuyn where you can support the podcast and get access to full hour long episodes, new sections, an opportunity to be on the podcast and much more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2022-06-2816 minScience Straight UpHarnessing the Power of ImmunityDr. Jayajit Das of the Ohio State University and Nationwide Childrens Hospital talks about harnessing the power of immunity using powerful computer technology to orchestrate the body’s response to disease. He is interviewed by noted broadcast journalists Judy Muller and George Lewis during a “town talk” at the Telluride Conference Center in Mountain Village, CO.
2022-06-2229 minScience Straight UpIce and Fire: Volcanoes of the Arctic OceanA guy named Jon Snow came to Telluride to talk about ice and fire. No, not the Jon Snow from Game of Thrones, but rather Dr. Jonathan Snow, arctic explorer, professor and chair of geology and geophysics at Louisiana State University. He says there’s all sorts of fascinating stuff going on with the undersea volcanoes deep beneath the Arctic ice. Dr. Snow is joined by award-winning broadcast journalists Judy Muller and George Lewis.
2022-06-1728 min
The Old Radio CompanionArt is in the Eye of the Beholder & George Burns & Gracie Allen"This is Jay Lewis.. Tell us how you liked the show!"Jay talks about some unique artists and the medium that they choose to use to create their art. Some of the materials that they choose to use is very unusual and sometimes very strange and the art that comes about is equally as strange. The radio show is from The George Burns and Gracie Allen radio show. It's titled, "George Visits an Art Gallery." Originally aired January 20th 1941. ENJOY THE SHOW!Support the showTHIS IS J...
2022-05-2749 min
The Healthy Project PodcastThe Future of Personalized Healthcare with George GeorgallidesIf I asked you what time it was back in the early 2000s you would look at your phone before you looked at your watch. Nowadays as technology is incorporated into wearable devices, the wrist is once again a popular place for information. Wearable technology has potential benefits beyond telling time, and there has been excitement about its potential in healthcare to help all people.In this episode, I speak with George Georgallides. George is the Founder of Basis, a startup that automates healthcare planning using a data-driven, person-centered care approach that integrates effortlessly into our daily l...
2022-03-2936 min
The School of Greatness6 Steps You Must Take To Confront Your Fears & Visualize Success w/George Mumford EP 1238George Mumford is a globally recognized speaker, teacher, and coach. Since 1989, he’s been honing his gentle, but groundbreaking mindfulness techniques with people from all walks of life, but most notably professional athletes like Kobe Bryant, Shaquillie O’Neal and Michael Jordan, who credits George with transforming his on-court leadership and helping the Bulls to six NBA championships.He’s written the book, The Mindful Athlete: Secrets to Pure Performance as well as a new course to dive deeper into the lessons in the book.In this episode we discuss:What separates the top 1% of hig...
2022-03-091h 24
SoundmakingSoundmaking ep. 62: George Lewis – Merce and BabyIn this episode, composer George Lewis talks about his work "Merce and Baby" released on Ensemble Dal Niente's album "Confined.Speak", released on New Focus Records in 2021. The title of the work refers to the 1946 Merce Cunningham show "Fast Blues" and its music by drummer Baby Dodds. Performed by: Constance Volk, flute // Kyle Flens, percussion // Tara Lynn Ramsey, violin // Chris Wild, cello // Michael Lewanski, conductorhttps://music.columbia.edu/bios/george-e-lewishttps://www.dalniente.comhttps://www.newfocusrecordings.com/catalogue/ensemble-dal-niente-confined-speak/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.c...
2022-02-2424 min
The Old Radio CompanionPresident Imponderables & George Burns & Gracie Allen"This is Jay Lewis.. Tell us how you liked the show!"Jay celebrates Presidents day by sharing some interesting and funny facts about our US presidents. The radio show is from The George Burns and Gracie Allen radio show. It's titled "George's Job in Washington." It originally aired February 21st 1946. ENJOY THE SHOW!!!Support the showTHIS IS JAY LEWIS.... OFF THE AIR!
2022-02-1850 minScience Straight UpVital Signs: Healthy Air, Climate and Environmental Equity in CitiesThis year, the summer months have brought record high temperatures, fires, floods and other climate extremes. A U.N. climate change report has sounded a "red alert" for humanity. We're joined by one of the contributors to that report, Kevin Gurney of Northern Arizona University's school of Informatics, Computing and Cyber Systems. Also joining us, Ron Cohen from the University of California, Berkeley, professor of chemistry who studies air quality and climate, and Amy Mueller from Northeastern University's College of engineering, who develops new instruments for studying the environment. Hosts Judy Muller and George Lewis lead our panel in a di...
2021-08-1329 minScience Straight UpSerendipity in Science and why Basic Science MattersScientists speak of those moments of discovery when all their hard work, all their experimenting, and all their trial and error yield sometimes surprising results. Hosts Judy Muller and George Lewis chat with three noted researchers about how creativity plays a big part in their science. Our guests are Philip Bevilacqua, Distinguished Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at Penn State, Scott Showalter, also from Penn State, Professor of Chemistry, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology; and Kathleen Hall, Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics at Washington University in St. Louis. Our panel was part of a series of "Tow...
2021-08-0329 minScience Straight UpThe Big Chill: How Cryopreservation Will Change Our Way of LifeThe science of cryopreservation and cryogenics promises new life through fertility treatments, preserves plant and animal species and provides cell therapy for ailments ranging from cancer to spinal cord injuries. It can also help with organ transplants. Hosts Judy Muller and George Lewis discuss cryopreservation with three prominent scientists: Allison Hubel, Professor of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Minnesota; Songi Han, Professor in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry and the Department of Chemical Engineering at the University of California, Santa Barbara; and Nancy Levinger, Professor of Chemistry at Colorado State University.
2021-07-2229 minScience Straight UpScience is Human Because Humans do Science--Why Diversity CountsScience isn't just about white guys in white lab coats these days. Joining us are Rigoberto Hernandez from the Johns Hopkins University, Amber Krummel from Colorado State University and Stephen Bradforth from the University of Southern California. They talk about the importance of diversity on scientific teams with hosts Judy Muller and George Lewis.
2021-07-0829 minScience Straight UpIt's Going to Get Weird FastThree scientists (Anna Marie Pyle from Yale, Yogesh Surendranath from MIT and Forest Rohwer from San Diego State University) join hosts Judy Muller and George Lewis to discuss the amazing advances in science that will soon upend our world. This was recorded during a live "Town Talk" at the Transfer Warehouse in Telluride, CO. The talks are sponsored by the Telluride Science Research Center (TSRC).
2021-06-2129 min
PINEAPPLE TALKTHERAPY PART 3 with GEORGE LEWISGeorge Lewis
website: GeorgeLewisHypnotherapy.co.uk
Social media handles: Linkedin and Facebook, George Lewis Hypnotherapy.
George has been involved in sex worker rights and service provision, in various roles, for over 25 years. He is currently a Solution-Focused Hypnotherapist, specialising in helping those who have issues with anxiety, depression, stress and related mental health conditions. Alongside that, he is also the Mental Health Support Services Co-ordinator for National Ugly Mugs.
2021-05-3025 min
Masters ProductionsThe Selection with Artwork Hair & David Lewis on Solar Radio Saturday 15th May 2021Bobby Womack - Stop On By
Sneaking Out - The Terri Green Project (Remix)
About Time - Lukas Setto (Remix)
Nobody But You - Agape Soul ft Maysa Leak
Good People - MF Robots (Remix)
Adieu - Trina Broussard
Peace Bomb - Eric Scott
I Want That Fire - Aaron Taylor
Request Line - Zhané
It Should Have Been You - Lasperanza (Remix)
Blackbird Sing - Myles Sanko
Whatever Happened To Our Love - Acantha Lang
2021-05-151h 59
Over My Dad Bod (cast)The Key to Fatherhood - Key LewisIt's the KEY to fatherhood...Key Lewis, that is. Join The Over My Dad Bod (cast) on Episode 5 as Dave and George interview comedian Key Lewis and talk about everything from George's "lavish" hair to raising ***hole kids to doing it in the parking lot of a K-Mart. Join us as we see what happens after a failed gynecology career takes a positive turn with a happy ending.
Hosted by "the do-gooder dads" Dave Thompson and George Andriopoulos.
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2021-04-2157 min
Borealis : Talking ExperimentsBorealis Samtale Episode 3: George LewisBorealis: Samtale is a new podcast exploring the conversation archives of Borealis – a festival for experimental music in Bergen, Norway.In this episode we’re meeting composer George Lewis. From the 1970s as a member of the influential AACM in Chicago, through his pioneering work with electronic music to his large body of notated and improvised music, teaching and writing as a professor of American Music at Columbia University, George Lewis is one of the leading voices of modern composition. Professor Lewis brought four pieces to this years festival, including the world premiere of Kulokker, commissioned by Borealis and nyMusikk Norw...
2020-09-151h 24
Leadership and Legacy: Conversations at the George Washington Presidential Library171. Reinterpreting Mary Ball Washington with Karin Wulf, Martha Saxton, Craig Shirley, and Charlene Boyer LewisOn today's show, we bring you the audio from our annual Martha Washington Lecture. This year's topic was Mary Ball Washington, George's mother, and the recent work by historians to rethink what we know about her life. Dr. Karin Wulf, executive director of the Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture, served as our guest moderator for this event. She was joined on the virtual stage by Martha Saxon, a 2020 George Washington Book Prize Finalist for her work, The Widow Washington: The Life of Mary Washington (2019); Craig Shirley, author of Mary Ball Washington: The Untold Story of George W...
2020-08-131h 10
Book(ish) with George DimarelosOne Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest: authoritarianism, sophomore albums and the benefits of big sisters with Lewis GarnhamThis week I sit down with the talented comedian Lewis Garnham to discuss One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest by Ken Kesey. Our conversation includes authoritarianism, sophomore albums and why big sisters are good for you. Enjoy!Books discussed:One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest by Ken Kesey1984 by George OrwellThe Wheel of Time series by Robert JordanA Song of Fire and Ice series by George RR MartinThe Stormlight Archives series by Brandon SandersonFollow Lewis on Twitter and Instagram
2020-08-111h 07Science Straight UpThe Air We BreatheIn conjunction with the Telluride Science Research Center, veteran broadcast journalists Judy Muller and George Lewis talk to leading scientists about how their work impacts our everyday lives. This premiere episode, "The Air We Breathe," talks about something we can no longer take for granted in the age of COVID-19. This week's guest is chemical engineer Faye McNeill who takes her research on the air around us personally. She explains why.
2020-07-0628 min