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Style POV Style Is a Skill: Evolving with Intention with Mili VelikovaWhat if personal style isn’t something you’re born with but something you can learn, refine, and evolve? In this episode of Style POV, I’m joined by Mili Velikova, a style educator and YouTube creator known for her grounded, analytical, and deeply creative approach to dressing well.Mili breaks down why “effortless style” is a myth and shows how small tweaks, intentional choices, and curiosity can completely transform the way you show up. We talk about closing the style knowledge gap, editing your closet with purpose, and learning to view style as a reflection...

2025-11-061h 06

Reclamation Radio with Kelly Brogan MD 129: How Your Family, Past Relationships & Ancestors Are Affecting You Today | Elitsa VelikovaLearn more about Kelly's Reclaimed program here.What if your past doesn’t have to decide your future in love?In this episode, I sit down with Elitsa Velikova, a family constellation practitioner and therapist to discuss the hot topic of relationships, both moving beyond past relationships and readying yourself for healthy love.The conversation goes deep into the ways our family of origin and past partners shape how we love today. We talk about what it takes to truly complete old relationships, how mother and father...

2025-10-141h 03

Bez filtru ⁣⁣⁣K Bohu blíž, k moci dál? Ženský hlas v církvi👉 Celý díl na herohero.co/bezfiltrubonusy Simona Brambillaová první prefektkou ve vatikánském úřadě, Raffaella Petriniová první předsedkyní vlády Vatikánu, Barbara Veliková-Franková první biskupskou vikářkou v Rakousku. Hned v prvních měsících roku se na významné církevní funkce bezprecedentně dostávají ženy. Vykročili jsme na cestu rovného přístupu žen k zapojení v církvi? Kde má tato cesta klíčové milníky a kde limity? Odpovědi hledá Anežka Jakubcová v dřívější práci podcastu Bez filtru a u historičky a teoložky Pavly Holíkové.

2025-03-0915 min

Podcasty Plzeňského kraje Farmářka Vladislava Velíková: Kráva v říji se chová jako kráva.Vlaďka a Jan Velíkovi z Čížkova na jižním Plzeňsku jsou původem Pražáci. Před dvaceti lety ale podlehli touze po docela jiném životě a stali se z nich farmáři. Asociace soukromého zemědělství ČR teď ocenila jejich práci zlatou medailí v soutěži Pestrá krajina. Jak se z Pražáka stane farmář? Učí se dojit krávu podle tutorialu na internetu? I o tom si s Vlaďkou Velíkovou povídala Markéta Čekanová. Došlo ale i na to, proč domorodci a náplavy tvoří na vesnici i po letech dvě oddělené společensk

2025-03-0631 min

Mindful Bliss Zu Gast: Alena Velikova - über Hypnose, Traumata & Erfüllung im LebenHallo und herzlich willkommen zu einer neuen Folge vom Mindful Bliss Podcast, deinem Podcast, der dir dabei hilft, positiver auf die Welt zu blicken, die kleinen großen Dinge im Leben mehr zu schätzen und voll und ganz für dich und dein Traumleben loszugehen. Heute gibt es den zweiten Teil der letzten Folge mit der lieben Alena Velikova, Hypnosetherapeutin, Mentaltrainerin und so viel mehr! Auch der zweite Teil dieses Gespräches mit Alena ist so unglaublich kraftvoll! Es geht um Hypnose, wie du mit Traumata umgehen kannst und Erfüllung im Leben. Alenas Mission ist es, m...

2024-07-2948 min

Mindful Bliss Zu Gast: Alena Velikova - über den Weg deiner Seele und ein erfülltes Leben - TEIL 1Hallo und herzlich willkommen zu einer neuen Folge vom Mindful Bliss Podcast, deinem Podcast, der dir dabei hilft, positiver auf die Welt zu blicken, die kleinen großen Dinge im Leben mehr zu schätzen und voll und ganz für dich und dein Traumleben loszugehen. Ich habe heute in dieser Folge einen wundervollen Gast, nämlich die liebe Alena Velikova, Hypnosetherapeutin, Mentaltrainerin und so viel mehr! Wir haben uns vor ein paar Jahren beim Spazieren kennengelernt und wie es das Universum so will, sitzen wir heute gemeinsam hier und nehmen diesen Podcast für dic...

2024-07-2244 min

Bold Journey Nonprofits: Leadership & Impact Lessons and InsightsWe’re so lucky to have some great guests with us today to discuss nonprofits: leadership & impact lessons and insights and so much more. The panelists are also content partners. Content partners help Voyage in so many ways from sponsoring our mission, spreading the word about the work we do and collaborating with us on content like this.Velina Velikova | Nonprofit FounderIntro: I use social media to advocate and fundraise for communities in need around the world and empower young people to stand in their power and make an impact.Voyage Stor...

2024-07-1534 min

NC Podcast - Nutrizione Clinica #112: Tiroidite di Hashimoto, aspetti nutrizionali con la dott.ssa CocchettiOggi parleremo Tiroidite di Hashimoto descrivendone il percorso diagnostico, spiegandone la patogenesi e i falsi miti di natura nutrizionale legati all’insorgenza di questa patologia. Infografica puntata 112 Mikulska AA, Karaźniewicz-Łada M, Filipowicz D, Ruchała M, Główka FK. Metabolic Characteristics of Hashimoto's Thyroiditis Patients and the Role of Microelements and Diet in the Disease Management-An Overview. Int J Mol Sci. 2022 Jun 13;23(12):6580. doi: 10.3390/ijms23126580. PMID: 35743024; PMCID: PMC9223845. Osowiecka K, Myszkowska-Ryciak J. The Influence of Nutritional Intervention in the Treatment of Hashimoto's Thyroiditis-A Systematic Review. Nutrients. 2023 Feb 20;15(4):1041. doi: 10.3390/nu15041041. PMID: 36839399; PMCID: PMC9962371.

2024-05-1211 min

Reframed IT Reframed IT: MoneyIn this episode, the guests discuss the topic of money, and the reluctance and fear women often have when it comes to talking about money and sharing their value. They explore the origins of these fears and the impact of childhood beliefs on their mindset about money. They share practical tips for changing money beliefs and decluttering negative thoughts. They also discuss the perception of money and value in the workplace, including the challenges of job searching and negotiating salaries. The episode concludes with a discussion on the disparities in salary and hiring practices.Takeaways

2024-04-1057 min

AVU PO AVU: Přijímačky na AVU a jak po škole učit - Evžen Šimera & Tereza VelíkováŘada absolventů a absolventek uměleckých škol učí na uměleckých školách. Jaké to ale je učit umění? Jak skloubit vlastní uměleckou tvorbu s výukou, co je nejzajímavější a co naopak nejtěžší? A jak vidí vyučující posun v očekávání dnešních studujících? Pozvání moderátora Petra Duba do studia PO AVU přijala umělkyně a pedagožka Vyšší odborné škole grafické a střední průmyslové škole grafické v Praze Tereza Velíková, spolu s umělcem Evženem Šimerou, spoluzakladatelem a ředitelem Vyšší odborné školy Scholastika...

2024-02-211h 18

The Perfectionism Project Ep 425: Why Lowering Your Goals Isn't The AnswerAs a perfectionist it's hard to imagine a world where you're successful without having put a huge amount of pressure on yourself too. We attribute our drive and accomplishments to the way we urge ourselves to do more and do better. Which begs the question - how do you stop putting pressure on yourself without giving up on your goals? And that's what I'm answering in this episode. I'm also sharing a personal recording that I never planned to release on this podcast. It was recorded in October 2021 when I was feeling suffocated by the pressure and...

2023-10-0845 min

Orașul Vorbește Lecturile Orașului. 8 povestiri de vacanță de Adina Popescu (Editura Arthur)Copiii au intrat în vacanța de Paște, pe care au așteptat-o cu bucuria cu care toți copiii lumii așteaptă vacanțele. Mai modeste sau mai îndestulate, în locuri exotice sau la bunici, vacanțele sunt pline de surprize și de încântare, sunt oazele de libertate, de lipsă de îndatoriri, de poftă de descoperiri. Așa le-au așteptat și copiii din anii 80, cei care nu puteau avea parte de călătorii peste hotare, ci doar de două pe an, în cele mai fericite cazuri, în țară, la munte și la mare. Despre lumea co...

2023-04-1106 min

Road to Happiness by Christina #35 Über bedingungslose (Selbst-)Liebe und die Reise zu sich selbst - Interview mit Alena VelikovaDieses Interview kann dein Leben verändern! Ich weiß, dass es mein Leben verändert hat.Ich hatte im Februar die Ehre, die wundervolle Alena Velikova interviewen zu dürfen und ehrlich gesagt fehlen mir die Worte, zu beschreiben, was in dieser Stunde passiert ist. Am besten hörst du dir die Folge einfach an, denn alles, was ich schreiben würde, würde diesem Interview nicht gerecht werden. Nur eine Sache: Alena ist pure Liebe und die strahlt sie aus jeder Pore aus, sie schwingt in jedem einzelnen Wort mit und sie wird etwas mit dir mac...

2023-03-2659 min

Scottish Poetry Library Podcast Nothing But The Poem - LGBTQ+ History Month SpecialIn this LGBTQ+ History Month special edition of Nothing But the Poem, the Scottish Poetry Library's Toni Velikova is joined by Kirsten MacQuarrie, author and Membership Officer from CILIPS Scotland, to chat about three poems by three much loved Scottish LGBTQ+ poets. STRAWBERRIES by EDWIN MORGAN GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN by MAUD SULTER BIOGRAPHY by JACKIE KAY The poems were discussed at an open-to-all meetup of Friends of the Poetry Library hosted by Toni and Kirsten. An enthralling chat ensued by all accounts! Have a look at our website to...

2023-03-0823 min

ASTRO Journals Red Journal Podcast March 1, 2023: The Future of Electronic Patient-Reported OutcomesEditor-in-Chief Dr. Sue Yom discusses electronic patient-reported outcomes (ePROs) with Dr. Kaitlyn Lapen, a radiation oncology resident at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center who was first author of an article describing ePRO implementation in a November 2021 article, "Development and Pilot Implementation of a Remote Monitoring System for Acute Toxicity Using Electronic Patient-Reported Outcomes for Patients Undergoing Radiation Therapy for Breast Cancer"; and Dr. Patricia Holch, Reader in Applied Health Psychology from Leeds Beckett University and Dr. Galina Velikova, Professor of Psychosocial and Medical Oncology from Leeds University and the Leeds Teaching Hospital NHS Trust, who first- and last-authored an article...

2023-01-301h 05

ASTRO Journals Red Journal Podcast March 1, 2023: The Future of Electronic Patient-Reported OutcomesSend us a textEditor-in-Chief Dr. Sue Yom discusses electronic patient-reported outcomes (ePROs) with Dr. Kaitlyn Lapen, a radiation oncology resident at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center who was first author of an article describing ePRO implementation in a November 2021 article, "Development and Pilot Implementation of a Remote Monitoring System for Acute Toxicity Using Electronic Patient-Reported Outcomes for Patients Undergoing Radiation Therapy for Breast Cancer"; and Dr. Patricia Holch, Reader in Applied Health Psychology from Leeds Beckett University and Dr. Galina Velikova, Professor of Psychosocial and Medical Oncology from Leeds University and the Leeds Teaching Hospital NHS Trust...

2023-01-301h 05

Global Tennessee In Focus: Russia's Invasion of Ukraine | Kornblum, Velikova, WalkerThe Tennessee World Affairs Council in association with the American Council on Germany and Belmont University Center for International Business, University of Tennessee Center for Global Engagement, the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce and the World Affairs Council of Harrisburg SPECIAL EDITION GLOBAL TOWN HALL SERIES In Focus: Russia's Invasion of Ukraine Ambassador John Kornblum Former U.S. Ambassador to Germany and Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs Professor Marieta Velikova Professor of Economics and Director of the Center for International Business, Belmont University with moderator Dr. Breck Walker Vice President and Board Member, Tennessee World Affairs Council August 25, 2022 @ 1pm...

2022-08-251h 01

Future Fuzz - The Digital Marketing Podcast EP.8 Yanina Velikova - Empowering women to change their mindset. More female managers in marketing.In this podcast we speak to Yanina Velikova from Admiral media about trends in mobile digital advertising and more diversity in the work place. We ask Yanina why the industry seems to be dominated by men and how women can be empowered to change that, and change their mindset! About Yanina - A digital marketing professional with a strong interest in mobile apps, product development and performance marketing. What inspires Yanina most is when she sees happy client faces, gets positive feedback on projects or only hears the words – ‘You are doing a great job’!

2022-06-2124 min

The Perfectionism Project Ep 335: How I'm Using Power Planning + Human Design To Find My Work RhythmWhen it comes to finding our work rhythms, perfectionist business owners tend to look at the rules and how other people are doing things. We sometimes ignore our own intuition and wisdom - an important part of discovering what works best for us. To illustrate how this process could look like, I'm chatting about what my work rhythm is evolving into as I learn more about myself from using Power Planning, the tools inside PGSD, and Human Design. If you've been in a work rhythm that hasn't been working as best as it could for you, this...

2022-05-1537 min

The Perfectionism Project Ep 302: Perfectionism + Human Design For Manifestors, Generators and Manifesting Generators with Mili VelikovaIn this episode I'm talking with Mili Velikova about all things Human Design and perfectionism for Manifestors, Generators and Manifesting Generators. Note: This is a follow on from Episode 301 on how I'm personally using Human Design to get out of my own way. That episode covers some basics about Human Design and how to find yours. If you haven't listened to that episode yet I recommend tuning into that one first. Mili (a 1/3 Sacral Manifesting Generator) is an ex-engineer turned Human Design coach. She is here to show you that you don't have to put...

2021-12-011h 48

PODiumCAST Jiraan | pt. 2Vanuit een breed spectrum aan muzikale werelden creëert Jiraan een nieuwe, interculturele klank die de conventie en de gevestigde noties van stijl overstijgt. Het ensemble vertegenwoordigt een verscheidenheid aan tradities uit zowel het Midden-Oosten als het Westen. Individuele culturen smelten samen tot een één en muzikaal ondeelbaar geheel, een niet-hiërarchische microkosmos gebaseerd op verbinding en empathie in het collectieve streven naar schoonheid. • Shalan Alhamwy: viool, arrangement & leiding • Tammam Al-Ramadan: ney • Damla Aydın: cello • Katrien Bos: bas • Robbe Kieckens: percussie • Jonas Malfliet: toetsen, accordeon • Galina Velikova: zang • Mark Lefever: interviewer

2021-04-0213 min

The Confident Soul Ep. 36 - Live in alignment with your human design ft. Mili VelikovaEver heard of Human Design? If you have no idea what it is or just want to refresh your memory join my guest and I for today's episode that will show you how you can apply Human Design knowledge into your everyday life. I couldn't think of anyone better to talk about this topic than Mili. Mili is a business coach for who specialises in helping coaches and service-providers to attract aligned clients using strategy and energy. She teaches aligned sales and marketing, and how to use your Human design to help you create a life you l...

2021-04-0152 min

PODiumCAST Jiraan | pt. 1Vanuit een breed spectrum aan muzikale werelden creëert Jiraan een nieuwe, interculturele klank die de conventie en de gevestigde noties van stijl overstijgt. Het ensemble vertegenwoordigt een verscheidenheid aan tradities uit zowel het Midden-Oosten als het Westen. Individuele culturen smelten samen tot een één en muzikaal ondeelbaar geheel, een niet-hiërarchische microkosmos gebaseerd op verbinding en empathie in het collectieve streven naar schoonheid. • Shalan Alhamwy: viool, arrangement & leiding • Tammam Al-Ramadan: ney • Damla Aydın: cello • Katrien Bos: bas • Robbe Kieckens: percussie • Jonas Malfliet: toetsen, accordeon • Galina Velikova: zang • Mark Lefever: interviewer

2021-03-2614 min

DJ BURLAK Mihaela Fileva - 100 na 100 ( 𝗗𝗝 𝗕𝗨𝗥𝗟𝗔𝗞 Remix ) 2021[ 🇧🇬 ] На вниманието на всички фенове на българската музика която остава във вашите сърца, новият ми ремикс на песента "𝟭𝟬𝟬 НА 𝟭𝟬𝟬" в изпъленние на невероятната Българска певица МИХАЕЛА ФИЛЕВА е вече факт. Приятно слушане. 🎙 -- Artisti ( Vocal Line ): Mihaela Fileva 🧨 -- Arrangement Remix: Dj Burlak 🎚 -- Mixing: Dj Burlak 🎸 -- Guitar: Aleksander Slavchev 🎛 -- Mastering: Rado Minev 🎬 -- Producer: Monte Music Ltd. Слушайте оригиналната песен в Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, Tidal, and other available platforms here: http://backl.ink/143618281 Mihaela on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/mihaelafileva... Mihaela on IG: http://www.instagram.com/mihaelafileva/ Mihaela on Tik Tok: http://www.tiktok.com/@mihaelafileva Music Producer: Veselin Tsenov Music & arrangement: Veselin Tsenov - Algoriddim, Vladimir Ampov - Grafa, Konstantin Angelov Lyrics: Vladimir Ampov - Grafa, Mihaela Fileva Mix & Recording: Veselin Tsenov - Algoriddim, Konstantin Angelov Mastering: Dave Cutch (The Mastering Palace) Director/DOP: Pavlin Ivanov - Bashmotion Assistant Director: Radostina Tocheva Edit: Bohos Topakbashian Stylist: Sergei Yordanov Wаrdrobe: Fashion Days (www.fashiondays.bg) Hair: Milena Bakarska Make up: Eliza Popova Make up...

2021-03-2603 min

Global Tennessee Global Nashville with Karl Dean talks with Sister Cities of NashvilleEp63Former Nashville Mayor Dean will be talking about the Sister Cities of Nashville with key staff and board members. So, what do Kamakura, Japan and Mendoza, Argentina have in common? How about Edmonton, Canada and Magdeburg, Germany? Tamworth, Australia and Chengdu, China? Caen, France and Taiyuan, China? They can all claim to be sister cities of Nashville. Tonight you’ll learn about the relationships Nashville enjoys with these international partners, and about the organization that makes it all happen. With us are Sarah Lingo, Executive Director of Sister Cities and a former Peace Corps Volunteer in Thailand; Claire Coleman, Sister Ci...

2020-08-1542 min

Science Sucks 36. Autoimmune Diseases, Celery Juice, and Leonardo DaVinci (w/ Amanda Durkin)Let's get our art on with science artist and PhD researcher Amanda Durkin (she/her) is a PhD candidate at Laurentian University studying a new anti-inflammatory compound. She also creates beautiful anatomical art in her Etsy shop, Amandatomical Art! -- Why we do a land acknowledgement: — Land acknowledgments at Canadian universities and colleges — Land acknowledgments in Ontario A Guide to Land Acknowledgments by The Native Governance Centre — Indigenous Land Acknowledgements, Explained by Delilah Friedler (Teen Vogue) Supporting Indigenous folks (General Resources) — An interactive map of terri...

2020-05-1923 min

Global Tennessee Global News Review May 12 - Ambassador Dick Bowers and LCDR Patrick Ryan | EP 51Amb Dick Bowers and Pat Ryan host a weekly review of current global events with commentary and assessments on hot topics in the news. This week we welcome Dr. Marieta Velikova as a guest host. May 12, 2020 - This week's topics: 1 – Covid News – almost all Covid, all the time 2 – Russia and Election Interference – Part 1 – Background and Context 3 – Russia and Election Interference – Part 2 – Current Developments 4 – China-US Relations – Election year, global pandemic – what could go wrong 5 – Middle Powers and Diplomacy – Australia has had enough China and America Ambassador, U.S. Foreign Service (Retired) @United States Department of State Charles Richard (Dick) Bowers served as the US Ambassador to Bo...

2020-05-1354 min

scientificanada The AlmaMAC Episode 167: Science Sucks podcast visits The AlmaMAC (the second half)The Science Sucks x AlmaMAC collab we've all been waiting for! Ive Velikova is a Science Communicator who did her undergrad at McMaster, started the Science Sucks radio show, and is juuuuust completing Canada's only Masters program focusing on Science Communication (at Laurentian). Adam and Ive talk all sorts of SciComm, and discuss the Masters program. It sounds cool! For part one, check out Ive's podcast: Science Sucks !Follow Ive on Twitter!

2020-05-0839 min

Science Sucks 35. What rubber bands can tell us about DNA (w/ Adam Fortais)Adam Fortais (he/him) is a PhD candidate studying the physics of soft matter at McMaster University. Adam co-hosts the AlmaMac, a weekly radio show. Each week, hosts Adam, Shawn, and Matt talk to a researcher about their work — what inspires, excites, and makes them curious. If you’re curious about physics, biology, and everything in between, strap in for this interview! Check out all of Adam's writing and SciComm work on his website! If you're interested in science writing/journalism, check out the Concordia Science Journalism program, Massive Science, and The Open Notebook. ...

2020-05-0845 min

Global Tennessee Global Engagement News Review w/Dr. Marieta Velikova and Patrick Ryan EP 48Amb Dick Bowers and Pat Ryan host a weekly review of current global events with commentary and assessments on hot topics in the news. This week we welcome Dr. Marieta Velikova as a guest host. May 5, 2020 - This week's topics: 1 – Covid Update 2 – Covid and Its Impact on the Economy 3 – China – Strategic Friction 4 – China – Economic Implications 5 – Iran – Maximum Pressure meets Maximum Resistance Dr. Marieta Velikova, Associate Professor of Economics, Belmont University Dr. Marieta V. Velikova received her undergraduate degree from the People's Friendship University of Russia. Her M.A. in Financial Economics and Ph.D. in Applied Economics were both earned at Mississippi S...

2020-05-061h 00

Science Sucks 34. Birds are Definitely Glamorous Dinosaurs (w/ Dr. Lisa Buckley)Dr. Lisa Buckley (she/her) is part paleontologist, part glamourous bird. Lisa is a vertebrate Palaeontologist and Ichnologist who worked as a Curator & Collections Manager, so she has the tea on what it’s like to work at a museum. Now, Lisa is an independent paleontologist, taking on various jobs and science communication initiatives. This includes a lovely, stunning, gorgeous #BirdGlamour! -- COVID-19 Resources World Health Organization guidelines If you're in Ontario, here's your COVID-19 guidelines and self-assessment information Science.Sam's COVID-19 resources -- Why we do a...

2020-04-0732 min

Science Sucks 33. French Canadians "can't speak" and other language myths (w/ Dr. Michèle Minor-Corriveau)Dr. Michèle Minor-Corriveau (she/her) is a speech-language pathologist and professor, specializing in written language. Michèle busts some myths about language! We talk code-switching, children ruining the language, and how to make classrooms more accessible to ALL kids, regardless of ability. -- Check out the detailed Wet’suwet’en Supporter Toolkit 2020! Why we do a land acknowledgement: Land acknowledgments at Canadian universities and colleges Land acknowledgments in Ontario A Guide to Land Acknowledgments by The Native Governance Centre Indigenous Land Acknowledgements, Explained by Delilah Friedler (Teen Vogue) Supporting Indige...

2020-02-1934 min

Science Sucks 32. Improving lives through speech and language therapy (w/ Dr. Roxanne Belanger)Dr. Roxanne Belanger (she/her) is a speech-language pathologist and professor at Laurentian University. Belanger worked closely with the Neonatal Follow-Up Clinic, which follows up with families of babies born prematurely to support their development well into childhood. Now, Roxanne teaches the Laurentian School of Speech-Language Pathology and shares why her field is changing lives across the age spectrum. -- We've started doing land acknowledgements on the podcast! Here are some resources to learn more: Land acknowledgments at Canadian universities and colleges Land acknowledgments in Ontario The Native Governance Centre's guide...

2020-02-0328 min

Science Sucks 31. This Physicist is Taking the World by Storm (w/ Dr. Claudia Antolini)Dr. Claudia Antolini (she/her) is an Engagement Officer at the Institute of Physics. She shares the joys of having a dynamic science job that’s different from day to day and calls out physics textbooks for being full of old, white men. Claudia turns this tradition on its head through fun physics demos and events. Check out the Institute of Physics' upcoming events in the UK! Follow Claudia on Twitter @CA_AstroComm! -- We've started doing land acknowledgements on the podcast! Here are some resources to learn more:...

2020-01-0833 min

Science Sucks 30. Getting stuck in the Gulf of Mexico, and other fieldwork mishaps (w/ Juita Martinez)Juita Martinez is a Ph.D. student at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. She uses camera traps to study brown pelicans in Louisiana and the Gulf of Mexico! Juita was nervous to get on the mic, but she’s a natural! Her energy and contagious laugh made this episode an absolute blast. We talk fieldwork mishaps, camera traps, and how you can start exploring the outdoors yourself! Check out Juita's website and her fieldwork shenanigans on Twitter! Consider NOAA's internship opportunities! Find your local birding group! ...

2019-11-2037 min

Science Sucks 29. From Astrophysicist to a Dream SciComm Job (w/ Dr. Parshati Patel)Dr. Parshati Patel (she/her) is an astrophysicist and science communicator at the Institute for Earth and Space Exploration at Western University. She shares how she got where she is today, tackles misconceptions about being an astronomer, and explores why we are so breathtaken by the night sky. Check out Parshati on Twitter and Instagram! ___ Support #InferiorinCanada, as we fundraise to get Angela Saini's Inferior into high schools across Canada! Check it out. You can find me (your host, Ive) on Twitter, Insta, and YouTube. Let's be friends! Any feedback...

2019-11-1231 min

Science Sucks 28. A Beginner's Guide to Science Illustration (w/ Dr. Gaius J. Augustus)Dr. Gaius J. Augustus (he/him and they/them) is a science illustrator and visual storyteller. They create infographics, illustrations, animations, and tell science stories through art. They also teach and consults to help others create #SciArt masterpieces. Gaius demystifies the technical aspect of science illustration, so if you're interested in creating science art, this episode is for you! Gaius also happens to identify as non-binary and trans. They share their experiences coming out and years later, coming out again. For all your #SciArt needs, check out Gaius J. Augustus' website...

2019-11-0635 min

Science Sucks 27. How To Make $$$ in Grad School (w/ Kelsey Doerkson)Kelsey Doeskrson (she/her) is a NASA engineer and creator of The Poor Grad Student blog. She did her Bachelors in Aerospace Engineering at Carleton University, and just wrapped up her Masters of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Western Ontario. We get REAL about money in grad school — conferences, reimbursements, scholarships, and how the system needs to change. --- Support #InferiorinCanada, as we fundraise to get Angela Saini's Inferior into high schools across Canada! Check it out. You can find me (your host, Ive) on Twitter, In...

2019-10-2240 min

Science Sucks 26. Why do we love science podcasts? (w/ Kyelle Byne)Kyelle Byne (she/her) is wrapping up her degree in Laurentian University's Science Communication program—the only one of its kind in Canada! She did her Master's research on science podcasts. Why do we love them? What keeps us coming back for more? Are they useful tools in communicating science? Check out Our Science, a podcast hosted by the 2019 SciComm cohort. Support #InferiorinCanada, as we fundraise to get Angela Saini's Inferior into high schools across Canada! Check it out. You can find me (your host, Ive) on...

2019-10-1530 min

Science Sucks 25. A Scientist's Guide to the Federal Election (w/ Evidence for Democracy, TSPN, and SPE)Ive tackles the upcoming federal election — with a science twist! You'll hear from Sivani Baskaran and Molly Sung, co-founders of the Toronto Science Policy Network, Irene Calloyanis from Science and Policy Exchange, and Kimberly Girling and Emma Bugg of Evidence for Democracy to help us unpack this upcoming election and what it means for science. #elxn43 is just around the corner, and this episode will help you get informed. Get involved in the #VoteScience Campaign! Find when, where, and how to vote through Elections Canada! How do the main pa...

2019-10-1033 min

Science Sucks 24. How To Quit Your PhD and Dive into Teaching (w/ Jalina Bielaska Da Silva)Jalina Bielaska Da Silva (she/her) is a researcher turned teacher. She's a science communication wiz, a critic of burnout culture in academia, and a tutor at The Math Guru. In this episode, Jalina shares tips for self-care, science communication, and good teaching practices. Follow Jalina on Twitter! Support #InferiorinCanada, as we fundraise to get Angela Saini's Inferior into high schools across Canada! Check it out. You can find me (your host, Ive) on Twitter, Insta, and YouTube. Let's be friends! Any feedback on the...

2019-10-0729 min

Weighing In On Happy with Victoria Evans Official Healing My Relationship With Food Was Just The Beginning - Mili Velikova - 036My guest this week is someone who I've had the absolute joy of watching transform over the last few months. Mili Velikova is a previous client of mine and a graduate of my 'Craving Food Freedom 1:1 Coaching Program. We worked together to understand and overcome a lot of her issues surrounding food but more importantly, we dug deep and really got to discover the root cause behind these issues. Now, just a few months later, Mili is more confident than ever and has started her own business helping others as a business coach. S...

2019-09-1941 min

Science Sucks 23. Tips from Award-Winning Science Writer Dr. Kimberly McCoyOne of this year's AAAS Mass Media Fellows, Dr. Kimberly McCoy (who goes by Berly) spent the summer writing at PBS News Hour. We chat about how her love for snowboarding let her to a PhD, how she got her writing gig at It’s Ok to be Smart, and how you can join the NPR SciCommers community! Don't forget to check out Berly's clips for PBS News Hour and her full portfolio on her website! Interested in the AAAS Mass Media Fellowship? Shoot your shot! Support #InferiorinCanada, as...

2019-09-1836 min

Science Sucks 22. How did birds evolve from dinosaurs? (w/ Talia Lowi-Merri)This week, we step into the Royal Ontario Museum (aka the ROM) to talk to Talia Lowi-Merri (she/her), a Ph.D. student whose office is right in the museum! And if you stay ‘till the end, you’ll get an exclusive, never-before-seen-by the-general public tour of the bird archives. We go behind the scenes for this one. It’s like the movie “Night at the Museum,” but less Ben Stiller and more paperwork. Check out her Twitter for field research pics and bird facts! Follow along with all the specimens we saw thr...

2019-09-0347 min

Science Sucks 21. Road Trip to the first-ever ComSciConCanComSciConCAN is Canada’s FIRST national science communication workshop for graduate students. This 3-day professional development conference helps graduate students expand their communication skillset—creating videos, writing policy, crafting stories, and more! Ive was lucky enough to attend and bring some wisdom from the conference back to the podcast. With the help of 8 special guests, Ive takes you on a trip to ComSciConCan 2019! Thank you to our awesome guests! Alana Wilcox Laurissa Christie Gonzalo Quintana Zunino Max King Charles Plaisir Alejandra Castilla (check out her TEDx Talk) Natalie Westwood Pramodh Sena...

2019-08-1934 min

Science Sucks 20. Why is LGBT STEM Day important?This episode is an ode to LGBT STEM Day! The second-annual #LGBTSTEMDay was on Friday, July 5, 2019. It’s a day full of events, campaigns, and storytelling to celebrate LGBTQ+ folks in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. It also acknowledges the unique challenges faced by trans and queer scientists in these fields. To celebrate queer folks in STEM, I invited 6 guests to chat about their experiences as LGBTQ+ scientists. Here are our guests: Meet Maya Degrood, Instagram's very own @MolecularMaven. She's a cancer researcher starting her M.Sc. at the University of British Columbia in the fa...

2019-07-2927 min

Science Sucks 19. How To Use Social Media Like a Scientist (w/ Lina Duque)Lina Duque, MBA (she/her) is a social media strategist who advises academics, executives, and CEO's on social media and personal branding. She’s been featured in the Harvard Business Review, Forbes magazine, and the Globe and Mail. Lina has given talks and lectures at Harvard Law School, McGill University, University of Toronto, and York University. In this episode, Lina shares tips on how to use social media for networking and career advancement. Lina has specific tips to build your audience and guides you through which platforms you should use and for what purpose. En...

2019-07-0234 min

Science Sucks 18. Coming Out (w/ Natalie Westwood)Natalie Westwood (she/her) is an ecologist working on her Ph.D. at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada. We chat about her field research adventures in Costa Rica, coming out as queer as a scientist, and why ecology more than just the food chain you learned about in elementary school. Check out Natalie on her Twitter and Instagram! Support #InferiorinCanada, as we fundraise to get Angela Saini's Inferior into high schools across Canada! Check it out. You can find me (your host, Ive) on Twitter, Insta...

2019-06-1832 min

Science Sucks 17. Let's Talk About Sex (w/ Eva Bloom)Meet our first guest of Pride Month, Eva! Eva Bloom (she/her) is a sex researcher wrapping up her Master’s on sexting behaviour in Canadian women! She is also a sex-ed YouTuber with over 7000 subscribers! On her channel, she talks about pleasure, masturbation, social justice, bisexuality, and sexual health in all its forms. This year, Eva hosted at a workshop on kindness and casual sex at Good For Her, a sex toy shop in Toronto! Eva recommended @blkgirlmanifest @gabalexa and @whatswrongwithmyvagina for more inclusive sex ed. ...

2019-06-0337 min

Science Sucks 16. Chasing Non-Science Passions (w/ Krishana Sankar)Krishana Sankar (she/her) is a doctoral fellow studying diabetes at the University of Toronto. She is a self-proclaimed “serial entrepreneur,” having kickstarted the #150minutes campaign for diabetes awareness, her organization WOCSCAN, and the Inferior In Canada Campaign. We chat about her research, advocacy, and the perks of chasing hobbies alongside your career! Follow Krishana on Twitter and Instagram! Click here to check out the TED Talk I mentioned. Support #InferiorinCanada, as we fundraise to get Angela Saini's Inferior into high schools across Canada! Check it out...

2019-05-2735 min

Science Sucks 15. Science Meets Policy (w/ Dr. Vanessa Sung)Dr. Vanessa Sung (she/her) is a fresh new doctor who recently defended her Ph.D. in biochemistry at McGill University, with a focus on breast cancer research. Having wrapped up her Ph.D., Vanessa now works as a science policy analyst for the Chief Science Advisor in Canada, Dr. Mona Nemer. We talk about her cool job, how to have your voice heard, and the importance of having your very own lady web. Where you can find Vanessa! Twitter Website Policy curious? Check these out!

2019-05-0633 min

Science Sucks 14. Teen Mom to Cancer Epidemiologist (w/ Ashley Stenzel)Ashley Stenzel (she/her) is a PhD candidate in cancer epidemiology at Roswell Park Cancer Institute in Buffalo, NY. We chat about her experience as a teen mom, turning her back on science only to come back, and her passion for science outreach and education. Plus, we debunk some myths and conspiracy theories about cancer, coming from a cancer researcher herself. Where you can find Ashley: Twitter Website Look out for her talk on the Story Collider podcast. Cancer Resources! ...

2019-04-3028 min

Science Sucks 13. Earth Day Special Extravaganza (w/ Anita Luu, Ellen Gute, Emily Wissel, and Dr. Richelle Tanner)Welcome to our Earth Day Special Extravaganza! This week, I welcome 4 special guests to share their love for the outdoors. We also share tips and resources on what we can do to reduce our impact on climate change, both at the individual and systemic level. Enjoy! Folks to follow: Anita Luu Ellen Gute and the Toronto Science Policy Network (TSPN) Dr. Richelle Tanner Emily Wissel Podcasts: She Explores Women on the Road Outside/In Book: The Columbian Exchange: Biological and Cultural Consequences of 1492

2019-04-2327 min

Science Sucks 12. Science for kids, by kids (w/ Keeley Aird)Keeley Aird (she/her) is a grade 12 student and recent graduate of the Ontario Science Centre Science School. She is the co-founder of STEM Kids Rock, an mobile science centre run for kids, by kids. We chat about curiosity, bug collections, and how important it is for kids to ask weird questions! Enjoy! Check out STEM Kids Rock! Twitter Instagram Get Involved! Follow Keeley on Twitter! Check out Pippin (Keeley's dog!!) on Instagram! Support #InferiorinCanada, as we fundraise...

2019-04-1531 min

Science Sucks 11. Canada and the Future of Space Travel (w/ Dr. Sara Mazrouei)Dr. Sara Mazrouei (she/her) is a planetary scientist and science communicator. She has a PhD in planetary science with a focus on moon collisions. Sara has given a phenomenal TEDx Talk about the barriers she faced when studying space. She has been on radio and TV networks talking science news, and currently works in on the Space Matters outreach project at the Centre for Planetary Science and Exploration (CPSX). We about about the moon as a time capsule, her love of the Ontario Science Centre, and how SciComm helped save her Phd. ...

2019-04-0829 min

Science Sucks 10. How To Get Into Science Writing (w/ Sophie Okolo)Sophie Okolo (she/her) is a public health researcher and science writer. She writes about the latest health tech, dementia, ageism. She helps run The STEM Squad, an inclusive online community for women and non-binary folks in STEM. In this episode, we give you a detailed guide on how to start your gig as a science writer! If you're even a little bit interested in science writing, this is the episode for you. Tips: 1. Find a niche. 2. Write, write, write! 3. Find a mentor. Resources for new science writers:

2019-04-0130 min

Science Sucks 9. Get Outside! (w/ Ashley Gary)This episode is all about the great outdoors. Ashley Gary (she/her) is a wildlife educator and outdoor advocate. She runs The Wildlife Newsletter and hopes to one day have her own wildlife show. She talked about how to get outdoors (even if you live in a city) and offered powerful advice on how to start chasing your dreams today! Ashley's tips to get outside: • Go to a park • Look for birds... they're everywhere! • Visit a garden, nature centre, or botanical garden • Grow your own garden! • Try a local bird...

2019-03-2529 min

Science Sucks 8. Gynaecology's Dark History (w/ Charly Evon Simpson)Charly Evon Simpson (she/her) is a playwright, teacher, performer in New York City. Her play, Behind the Sheet, recently had its world premiere at Ensemble Studio Theatre. Her play shared the dark history of gynaecology, in which a white doctor experimented on black enslaved women. It tells the story of a great medical breakthrough through the eyes of a community of enslaved black women who were involuntarily involved the discovery. I'm thrilled to bring you my interview with Charly. Where you can find Charly! Twitter Instagram Website Upcoming Plays

2019-03-1831 min

Science Sucks 7. Chemistry Hater to Chemistry Grad Student (w/ Reeda Mahmood)Reeda Mahmood (she/her) a Master's student at Ryerson University and co-founder of IdeaMosaic, a company that aims to bridge the gap between scientists and the public. She shares her journey from vowing to never take chemistry again to studying doing a Master's degree in that very field. Here's what to do when school makes you hate a subject you eventually learn to love. Where you can find Reeda! Twitter Check out IdeaMosaic! Website Twitter Instagram Support #InferiorinCanada, as we fundraise...

2019-03-1131 min

Science Sucks 6. Your Guide to Science Journalism (w/ Bianca Nogrady)Bianca Nogrady (she/her) is an Australian freelance science journalist. We chatted about life as a freelancer, why science writing is so important, how she got into it, and what advice she has for young women in STEM. If you need some inspiration, this is the perfect episode for you. Where you can find Bianca! Twitter Website Bianca's Books! The End: The Human Experience of Death The Best Australian Science Writing 2015 The Sixth Wave Support #InferiorinCanada, as we...

2019-03-0431 min

Science Sucks 5. How To Support Women in Science (w/ Shweta Mahajan)On International Day of Women and Girls in Science, I present my interview with Shweta! Shweta Mahajan (she/her) is a microbiologist, podcaster, and science communicator. She hosts the podcast Science with Shweta where she interviews scientists, chats about the daily research grind, and gives advice for science students. We discuss the barriers that women have to face in STEM fields, and how we can support and empower one another to break those barriers down. Where you can find Shweta! Twitter Instagram Website

2019-02-1128 min

Global Tennessee Nashville Sister Cities & TNWAC Alumnae Spotlight | EP-12Roundtable with TNWAC Alumnae We kick off this episode of “Global Tennessee” with a conversation with Ali Humbrecht and Colleen Ryan about their World Affairs Council experiences as interns and volunteers and representatives to the World Affairs Councils of America (WACA) National Conferences. We also talked about their extensive international travel as students in study abroad programs. Ali Humbrecht is a 2018 graduate of Belmont University. She worked as an intern with TNWAC as the liaison between the Council and Belmont University and coordinated the Council's social media operations. Ali attended a National Conference of WACA as a scholarship student. Last year...

2019-02-0647 min

Science Sucks 4. Breast Cancer in Black Women (w/ Shawn Hercules)Shawn Hercules (he/him) is PhD candidate at McMaster University studying breast cancer. Specifically, he studies triple-negative breast cancer, a very aggressive type of cancer that is more common in black women than in other populations and is linked to higher mortality rates. This episode features a lot of learning and laughs. Enjoy! Shawn featured on 5 Minutes of Science! Race and breast cancer: Is there a link? Shawn's 3 Minute Thesis! News! What is the polar vortex and how is it linked to climate change? The polar...

2019-02-0431 min

VJOncology Podcast Living with and beyond cancer: a patient’s quality of life is just as important as survivalThe views of patients with cancer, and their survivorship, is becoming increasingly important to cancer research. This podcast not only highlights the importance of patient involvement in setting the research agenda, but also reveals the challenges, next-steps, and progress being made in the development of treatments and knowledge regarding all aspects of cancer. In this podcast, our featured experts give us an overview of the challenges surrounding cancer survivorship and how they can be addressed going forward. This podcast features: Galina Velikova, PhD, of the University of Leeds, Leeds, UK; Andrew Bottomley, PhD, of the European Organisation for...

2019-02-0415 min

Science Sucks 3. How to Make Science More Inclusive (w/ Ana Sofia Barrows)Ana Sofia Barrows (she/her) works in equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM). Ana Sofia has coordinated events, given talks, and written articles focused on advancing EDI in science. Her energy is contagious—I left our interview feeling more energized than ever! If you are working towards making science more inclusive, this episode is required listening. You don't want to miss this. Quick steps to be more inclusive: • Acknowledge your implicit biases (try the Harvard Implicit Bias Test) • Make decisions after acknowledging your biases...

2019-01-2929 min

Science Sucks 2. How do marine organisms build their shells? (w/ Robert Ulrich)Robert N. Ulrich (he/him) is PhD candidate at UCLA. He explores how marine organisms make their shells. Spoiler alert: We don't know exactly how they do it!! We chat about why nature is so much cooler if you know more about it, how we were lied to in high school chemistry, and more! Where you can find Rob: Twitter Insta Check out Queers in STEM! News! James Watson: Scientist loses titles after claims over race...

2019-01-2327 min

Science Sucks 1. Enzymes Can (probably) Save the World (w/ Maya DeGrood)Welcome to the first-ever episode of Science Sucks! On this show, we debunk the myth the science sucks, one awesome chat at a time. This week, we talked to Maya DeGrood about... enzymes! Enzymes are nature's catalysts. The speed up reactions so that literally... every function in our body can happen. Maya has a background in protein biochemistry and used crystallography to understand how enzymes work. Using research like hers, scientists use enzyme properties to save! lives! Leaving crystallography behind, Maya is now taking on the new challenge of cancer biology. Her passion...

2019-01-0928 min

Global Tennessee Global Tennessee - Episode 007 - Nashville Biz Update & Russia-US DivideIn our Roundtable segment Pat talks with Lori Odom, VP International Business about Nashville developments -- new business, Amazon, EY, direct international flights from BNA and global business impact and trends. In our "Conversation" segment Dr. Marieta Velikova, native of Western Siberia and current Professor of Economics at Belmont and Keith Simmons, distinguished Nashville attorney and former Cold War USAF ICBM missile officer talk about preconceived notions, stereotypes and perspectives on Russia, with Keith sharing his observations from recent travel in the Russian Federation. Marieta and Keith reflect on the importance of building bridges among people despite the challenges of...

2018-12-111h 00

Student Radio Association SRA at Download Festival 2018Demon FM's Alex Velikova brings us coverage of Download Festival 2018. With interviews from Blackstone Cherry, DED & Hell Is For Heroes. Pictures by Hannah Briers

2018-07-021h 15

Danilo Acquisto H&M Cavendish - Anna VelikovaAnna Velikova, PR Manager at H&M Bulgaria joined Danilo Acquisto at the store opening of the 12th H&M in South Africa.

2017-09-1803 min