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Tango Alpha Lima PodcastTango Alpha Lima: USU CHAMP with Capt. J. Russell Linderman and Andrea LindseyBRAVO ZULU
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THE INTERVIEW
The Uniformed Services University School of Medicine Consortium of Health and Military Performance (CHAMP), is a designated DoD Center of Excellence specializing in Total Force Fitness and Human Performance Optimization.
Deputy Director, Capt. J. Russell Linderman and Director of Operation Supplement Safety and Senior Nutrition Scientist Andrea Lindsey join the podcast to discuss how CHAMP helps to enhance Warfighter readiness through evidence-based human performance optimization knowledge, guidance, and operational support.
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'Band of Brothers' cast dropping into Normandy
2024-05-281h 15
Breakfast In MontanaEpisode Eighteen Melissa Kwasny and Frank LindermanFor this episode, Russell and Aaron interview Montana's current Poet Laureate, Melissa Kwasny, about her non-fiction book, Putting on the Dog, which is about the nature of clothes and where they come from. Melissa spent five years traveling all over the world, visiting places a mink farm in Denmark, to explore how people go about growing and preparing the materials we use to make our clothing.2020-11-0150 min
Capturing the AbandonedEP-17 Capturing the Abandoned With Vivian MacKenzieWhat a Treat! In this episode of Capturing the Abandoned, Lex and Vincent had the honor and pleasure to interview Miss Vivian MacKenzie from Russell, Manitoba Canada. @vivian_lee_mackenzie
Vivian grew up on the Manitoba Prairies where she has always had an appreciation for the backroads and open fields because that is where you could find her playing. She finds repurposing old things always comes naturally to her, whether it was something found or something she bought at a thrift store.
As stated in her bio, Vivian’s photography is as much about he...2020-06-2926 min
MontanaHistoricalSocietyVisions and Native Wisdom in the Writings of Frank Bird LindermanFrank Bird Linderman was one of Montana's first literary figures and a true pioneer. Linderman scholar Celeste River shares stories by and about this accomplished raconteur who preserved in “printer's ink” true-life stories of his many friends who had peopled Montana Territory in the 1800s, including notable Native American leaders and Cowboy Artist Charlie Russell. (Presence of the Past Program Series, May 19, 2016)2016-05-241h 37