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DataTalks - The PodcastDataTalks - The PodcastEpisode 8: Hoe krijg je AI in de core van je organisatie? - Jackie JanssenWelkom bij een nieuwe aflevering van DataTalks. In deze aflevering hebben we Jackie Janssen te gast, auteur en expert op het gebied van data en AI, en Johan Vanwetswinkel, data strategist en managing partner bij DataVise.  Jackie vertelt hoe zijn carrière een wending nam na het schrijven van zijn boek AI, de hype voorbij. Hij deelt hoe bedrijven AI strategisch kunnen inzetten en hoe organisaties de juiste balans vinden tussen menselijke besluitvorming en slimme algoritmes. Johan vult aan met inzichten uit de praktijk en legt uit waarom een solide datastrategie essentieel is om AI succesvol te lat...2025-03-1845 minAI, De Hype VoorbijAI, De Hype VoorbijExtra - Intro Mindful AIEen experimentje, gewoon om te weten wat jij er van vindt. In deze gegenereerde podcast laten we de AI los op een blogartikel van mij "Hoe behouden we wat ons echt menselijk maakt". Het artikel benadrukt dat, hoewel AI efficiëntie en automatisering biedt, het van cruciaal belang is om de menselijke connectie in een steeds meer digitale wereld te behouden. In de podcast beargumenteren de hosts dat AI, ondanks zijn vermogen om taken perfect uit te voeren, het risico met zich meebrengt om menselijke nuances en emoties te verliezen die essentieel zijn voor innovatie e...2024-12-1221 minAI, De Hype VoorbijAI, De Hype VoorbijAI, De Hype Voorbij - De toekomst van werk en AIDe toekomst van werk: nieuwe podcastEen nieuwe podcast met terug inspirerende gasten aan tafel om hun unieke perspectieven op AI te delen en de invloed van AI op werk en maatschappij te verkennen. Deze aflevering zette onder andere de bouwsector, het onderwijs, en de rol van digitalisering in ons dagelijks leven in de schijnwerpers, met boeiende inzichten over zowel de beloftes als de uitdagingen van AI.AI in de bouwsector: data en veiligheid als sleutelwoordenPieter Van Geite, IT-directeur bij Buildwise, deelde hoe de...2024-11-121h 01Radio Raccoons - De Vlaamse technologiepodcastRadio Raccoons - De Vlaamse technologiepodcastS06E17 - Over robots, "AI'de verkiezingen" en ethische AI met Jackie JanssenIn deze aflevering van Radio Raccoons hebben we het over robots — heel veel robots, OpenAI’s vooruit- en achteruitgang, en Trump die met een nieuwe term komt: de verkiezingen ‘AI’en’. In onze deep dive hebben we keynote speaker en auteur Jackie Janssen op bezoek. Met hem bespreken we hoe bedrijven AI kunnen inzetten en wat de ethische dilemma’s daarvan kunnen zijn.Tech scoopsFully-automatic robot dentist performs world's first human procedureMan vs. machine: DeepMind’s new robot serves up a table tennis triumphFigure 02ChatGPT unexpectedly began speaking in a user’s cloned voice during testingMajor shi...2024-08-151h 23AI, De Hype VoorbijAI, De Hype VoorbijAI, De Hype Voorbij - Bruggen bouwen tussen business en AIIn deze vijfde aflevering van de podcast "A.I. de Hype voorbij" hebben we het over het bouwen van bruggen tussen business en AI. In deze boeiende aflevering verkennen we de essentiële strategieën en visies die nodig zijn om een sterke verbinding te creëren tussen zakelijke doelen en AI-technologie.Pieter Van GeitePieter is een ervaren IT Manager met een bewezen staat van dienst in het leiden van digitale transformatieprojecten, van strategie tot uitvoering, binnen complexe internationale omgevingen. Zijn resultaatgerichte en goed gestructureerde aanpak zorgt ervoor dat projecten succesvol worden opg...2024-07-1850 minBEHIND THE VELVET ROPEBEHIND THE VELVET ROPECHEF STU (on RHONJ Needed Cast Changes, Dinner w/ Shannon Beador & Truth Behind John Janssen)Chef Stu steps Behind The Velvet Rope. He is back and on location in WeHo to help us break down all the weeks Bravo drama. First, we address this season of RHONJ, the physical altercation between Jennifer Aydin and Danielle Cabral and likely long pause, cast changes and restructuring coming in a few short weeks at the end of this, as Jackie Goldschneider says, very toxic season.  In other news, we discuss the upcoming currently filming season of RHOBH - Kyle’s recent thoughts on the season, Kyle’s warning to Lisa Vanderpump, newbies Bozoma Saint John and Jennifer Tilly...2024-07-1050 minAI, De Hype VoorbijAI, De Hype VoorbijAI, De Hype Voorbij - AI in creatieve industrieënIn de vierde aflevering van de podcast "A.I. de Hype voorbij" hebben we het over de invloed van kunstmatige intelligentie (A.I.) op de creatieve sectoren, variërend van literatuur tot kunst en muziek. Ik nodig verschillende gasten uit die hun ervaringen delen met het gebruik van A.I.-tools die de creatieve processen ondersteunen of zelfs transformeren.Luc Balcer, een veelzijdige marketing strateeg, deelt zijn ervaring met CapCut, een tool met A.I.-elementen die hij gebruikte om een video te bewerken. Clo Willaerts, met een achtergrond in het schrijven over de impact van digitale t...2024-06-1656 minAI, De Hype VoorbijAI, De Hype VoorbijAI De Hype Voorbij - Is het menselijk en wenselijk, ethiek en AIIn deze aflevering van "AI De Hype Voorbij" ontvang ik Bart Hamers, Martijn Bauters en Dirk Bollen om AI en de bijbehorende ethische overwegingen te bespreken. We gaan in op hoe organisaties innovatie kunnen bevorderen op een verantwoorde manier, waarbij de balans tussen het benutten van AI en ethiek. Met een leuke zijsprong naar het behouden van menselijke cognitieve vaardigheden ondanks AI.Dirk's visie op AI en cognitieve uitdagingen:Dirk verkent hoe AI invloed heeft op menselijke cognitie en wijst op onderzoek dat suggereert dat mensen bepaalde cognitieve vaardigheden verliezen naarmate AI meer taken overneemt...2024-05-0958 minAI, De Hype VoorbijAI, De Hype VoorbijTrailer - Een sportwagen met mij of met Max Verstappen zal anders rijdenVaardiger worden in #AI is geen optie meer voor marketeers; het is een noodzaak om relevant te blijven en sneller je doelen te bereiken. Ontdek in deze aflevering van onze podcast hoe kunstmatige intelligentie de regels van het spel in #marketing verandert.Met inzichten van Matthias Reygel, Bob Ballings, en Luk Balcer, duiken we in de praktische toepassingen van AI die de efficiëntie boosten en nieuwe kansen creëren. Van geautomatiseerde klantinteracties tot geavanceerde data-analyse, we bespreken hoe je deze technologieën kunt inzetten om voorop te blijven lopen in de competitieve markt.Deze dis...2024-04-2600 minAI, De Hype VoorbijAI, De Hype VoorbijTrailer - Het is niet omdat de spreadsheet is uitgevonden dat er geen boekhouders meer zijnVond je onze podcast al?In aflevering 1 legt Rudi Peeters uit waarom AI een versterker is en niet zomaar jobs zal vervangen. We hebben het over de versnelling die AI bracht in de digitale transformatie met naast Rudi ook Sam Hendrickx, Dean Bodart en Cedric Gilissen.  Leer van experts en koop het boek "AI, De Hype Voorbij".(C) 2024 Happy 2 Change2024-04-2300 minAI, De Hype VoorbijAI, De Hype VoorbijAI, De Hype Voorbij - AI in marketingIn deze podcast van "AI, De Hype Voorbij" bespreken we de toekomst van marketing. Onze gasten, Matthias Reygel, Luc Balcer, en Bob Ballings, allen actief in de marketingsector zagen een aanzienlijke verschuiving sinds de opkomst van generatieve AI-technologieën. Jackie, de auteur van het boek "AI: De Hype Voorbij", leidt het gesprek door een reeks onderwerpen die variëren van dagelijkse praktijken tot strategische besluitvorming in marketing. Zij bespreken hoe AI niet alleen de efficiëntie hebben verbeterd, maar ook nieuwe mogelijkheden heeft gecreëerd voor storytelling en strategische marketing.Gesponsord door Benthe & Aaron...2024-04-2056 minAI, De Hype VoorbijAI, De Hype VoorbijAI, De Hype Voorbij - AI en Digitale Transformatie in organisatieWelkom bij de allereerste aflevering van 'AI, De Hype Voorbij' podcast, waar we dieper ingaan op de impact van Artificiële Intelligentie op de digitale transformatie binnen organisaties. Onze gasten in deze eerste aflevering zijn Rudi Peeters, Dean Bodart, Sam Hendrickx en Cédric Gilissen die hun rijke ervaringen en inzichten delen over het integreren van AI in zowel grote bedrijven als startups.In deze aflevering bespreken we specifieke case studies en de strategieën die nodig zijn voor een succesvolle integratie van AI, en belichten we de uitdagingen, kansen en ethische overwegingen. We gaan in gesprek ove...2024-03-301h 02PS:GROW What\'s On Your Mind?PS:GROW What's On Your Mind?252 Jackie Janssen Over Zijn Boek AI De Hype Voorbij | What's On Your Mind? (Dutch/Nederlands)252 Jackie Janssen Over Zijn Boek AI De Hype Voorbij | What's On Your Mind? (Dutch/Nederlands)Hi ik ben Peter en elke week geef ik jullie een podcast over personal development, mindset & verkoop. What's On Your Mind ? is een 1 uur conversatie. Iedereen heeft een verhaal. En ik wil dit verhaal van mijn gast naar boven brengen.Jackie Janssen wordt omschreven als een visionaire leider en is actief als Chief Data Officer bij CM en in het verleden oa bij KBC. Zijn expertise ligt in leiderschapsontwikkeling, AI-gedreven innovatie, en coaching. Als boeiend spreker geeft Jackie...2024-02-271h 02Pop of CulturePop of CultureFinding New AudiencesThis week, we talk to Jacob Janssen, the Steve & Jackie Kane Artistic Director at Third Avenue Playworks in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin about his efforts to cultivate new local audiences. We’ll also meet Katie Morgan Perez, Executive Director of Orchestra Indiana, and find out how a Muncie creative is making textiles from her garden! Pop of Culture is hosted by Jennifer Blackmer, Kara DuQuette and Michelle Kinsey.2024-02-0947 minCocktails and GossipCocktails and GossipExclusive RHOC Tea; Deep Diving the Toxic Teddi RumorWe've got more exclusive Real Housewives of Orange County tea. Plus, a theory on why Tamra and Shannon aren't speaking. Dave Quinn did an official People magazine piece on Alexis and John Janssen's (now confirmed) relationship. Should Shannon walk away from OC? Next up, there was a rumor that caught fire this week about Teddi Mellencamp getting fired from the podcast she does with Tamra Judge. We dug into it and where the rumor came from - this mini deep-dive takes some twists and turns that you'll want to hear about. Somehow, all roads really do lead to Bravo...2023-12-091h 05MS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneySeries Wrap-UpFor the final episode of the MS Diagnosis Journey podcast, regular host Laura Kolaczkowski and editor Steve Woodward reflect on the stories that they've heard throughout the series.In this chat, Laura and Steve look back on what they found most interesting in previous interviews. Mostly what they take away from the series is the generosity with which guests have shared their own personal stories.Thank you to them and to everyone who has listened to and shared the MS Diagnosis Journey podcast.If you or anyone you know can help with future...2023-03-0218 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyLaura Kolaczkowski: "Don't Make It A Solo Act"In a change to our regular broadcasting, this time around it's regular host Laura Kolaczkowski's turn to share her journey to a Multiple Sclerosis diagnosis.Despite having a family member with MS, Laura never thought that it was in her future, pushing past a number of symptoms that seem obvious in retrospect.In this interview, Laura relates her initial symptoms and talks about how it was her mother who persuaded her to follow them up. She also talks about the dramatic event which started her road to a diagnosis and how she was lucky enough...2023-02-2316 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyDamian Washington and Trusting Your GutDamian Washington is a self-proclaimed high-energy dude. So it's easy to see why, when his enthusiasm started to dip on set, he and his wife knew something was wrong. It was so out of character that Damian refers to it as losing his essence of self.As a black man, Damian speaks about the lack of representation he noticed at the time of diagnosis, something that he continues to combat in his advocacy work.In this interview, Damian talks about his first symptoms, the number of 'ologists' that he collected, and their reluctance to give...2022-12-0816 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyDr. Susan Payrovi and the Lessons that MS Can Teach UsAs a physician and a patient living with Multiple Sclerosis, Dr. Susan Payrovi has a unique perspective on managing the condition. But even she dismissed her own initial symptoms, putting them down to exhaustion and tendonitis.In this conversation, Dr. Payrovi recounts seeing four separate neurologists before a friend (who was a plastic surgeon) put a name to her symptoms. She also gives some great tips for keeping records of any unusual sensations. Through the use of self-care and lifestyle habits, Dr. Payrovi says that MS has given her the gift of focusing on what i...2022-12-0112 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyCassie Martin on Trying to Find The Right WordsWhen Cassie Martin noticed sensations of tingling and numbness, she initially put it down to being in Wisconsin in the fall. But a feeling like a buzzer, running from her head to her feet, eventually led Cassie to Doctor Google who told her all about Lhermitte’s Sign, a possible symptom of Multiple Sclerosis.In this interview, Cassie says that her diagnosis came about fairly quickly. But this was only because she took her initial symptoms to her primary care physician (PCP) as soon as possible. It can be hard to express what you're going through but ge...2022-11-2412 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyLinda Kanner: "This Is A Sneaky Disease"Linda Kanner was diagnosed with MS in 2007. She had an awareness of the disease through an Uncle, but her official diagnosis still took twenty years after first presenting symptoms to a medical professional. Shortly after this, Linda became a member of the board of The Accelerated Cure Project for MS. She also now serves on the iConquerMS Governing Board.In this interview, Linda recounts her first symptoms and how, despite MS being the "definitive sickness" in her family, it still took her a while to recognize these symptoms for what they were. She also reminds p...2022-11-1712 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyKathy Reagan Young: "Anything You Notice About Your Body, Don't Ignore It"When she noticed the appearance of strange symptoms, Kathy Reagan Young put them down to being an exhausted stay-at-home mom. It was only down to the input of friends and business associates that she was able to be fast-tracked to a diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis.Kathy recognizes the privilege and luck that played a part in her high-speed diagnosis. But since then she has dedicated herself to providing education, inspiration, and motivation to everyone dealing with Multiple Sclerosis. She does this by blogging about her own experiences, interviewing experts and other patients on her podcast, and trying...2022-11-1010 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyRenita Larsen: "It Continues To Be A Whirlwind"Renita Larsen was an athlete and a dancer when her mysterious symptoms began. She shares her journey over several years and even surgery before connecting with a neurologist who put her history together. Renita credits the support of her family for getting her through years of doctors who told her she was too young and active to have any issues.In this interview, Renita relates how, on receiving a diagnosis, "You know what it is but you don't know what it is." She also tells how she received her diagnosis while grocery shopping with her husband, her...2022-11-0318 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyTeresa Wright-Johnson: "My Body Has Never Failed Me"Hope could have been Teresa Wright-Johnson’s middle name because she exudes hope in all she does. Treatment for a workplace injury was the trigger for her MS diagnosis, which added an additional dimension to her already impressive health advocacy work.She shares the story of learning she had multiple sclerosis on top of living with congenital heart disease, and how neither of those conditions changed her outlook on life. Teresa also touches on her diagnosis with MS despite having no symptoms, her belief that your body will always tell you when something is going on, and th...2022-10-2720 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyDawn Morgan: "You Mean I'm Gonna Look Like Janet Reno?!"Dawn Morgan was young and living her best single-woman life when abnormal symptoms began to disrupt her life. The first doctor she saw put what she was experiencing down to B12 deficiency and her vegetarian diet. However, what she now knows is MS fatigue wouldn't let her be.As a young woman, Dawn admits that she found it hard to make herself heard. Like many people with Multiple Sclerosis, it took several years to get a correct diagnosis, and even longer to find her "forever neurologist." In this interview, Dawn talks about her initial reaction t...2022-10-2022 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyRobbie Gillett: A Warrior Beneath The TracksuitRobbie Gillett was at work when he became unable to move when he was installing a kitchen unit. He was convinced that he was dying or having a stroke but the doctors who saw him initially thought he had Clinically Isolated Syndrome (CIS). However, it soon became clear that his MS diagnosis journey had begun.As a way to process his new reality, Robbie began writing poetry, which has now been published in his first collection, Thoughts of a Warrior: Beneath the Tracksuit.In this interview, Robbie relates how he was actually diagnosed with MS...2022-10-1314 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyRoger Cook: "Don't Let MS Rule Your Life"Roger Cook is from Newcastle upon Tyne, England, and is active in the Newcastle chapter of the MS Society and the MS Research and Relief Fund (UK).  He was officially diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 2001 but had symptoms much earlier in his life. As you'll hear in this interview, these initial symptoms were dismissed because doctors assumed that, as a student in the final year of his degree, Roger simply wanted some time off!Despite the challenges Roger has faced, he still was able to follow a successful career as an aeronautical engineer and worked around the U...2022-10-0612 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyVeronica Daniels-Lewis and Listening To Your Inner VoiceVeronica Daniels-Lewis is a Multiple Sclerosis myth-buster! Firstly, she is a woman of color - and as we've learned before, some medical professionals still believe that MS is a white woman's disease. Secondly, her three pregnancies were all marked by symptoms that she now recognizes as being early presentations of MS, busting the myth that all women with MS see a reduction in disease activity when they're pregnant.All of which goes to show that MS is a condition where what one person experiences is not necessarily the case for everyone.In this interview, Veronica...2022-09-2917 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyJoan Jordan: "A Slow Volcanic Eruption"Like many of our guests, Joan Jordan's MS diagnosis took many years from her first reported symptoms. However, Joan's situation was complicated by the fact that she was working as a software engineer in various locations around the world - and was having to explain what was happening to her in a language other than her own.In this interview, Joan talks about her MS's slow build-up, how her diagnosis eventually came through piecing together her entire medical history, and how she uses technology to record everyday symptoms between neurology appointments. She also talks about the support...2022-09-2214 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyKyle Warendorf: Joining the DotsThough he was aware of MS while growing up, it took a number of neurologists before Kyle Warendorf was able to connect the dots of his medical history. He was finally diagnosed with MS in 2011, but by trawling through his medical archeology he was able to recognize early indications going back 30 years. In this interview, Kyle talks about his symptoms and the relief he felt when he was finally diagnosed. And even though he says the relationship you have with your neurologist is like a marriage, he has a message for people who are at the start o...2022-09-1518 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneySusan Silver: "You Feel Like You're Going Nuts!"In a first for this podcast, Susan Silver was diagnosed with MS not once but twice.Initially, Susan was told that the symptoms she was reporting - including fatigue, vertigo, and problems with her vision - were caused by her high-pressure job and irregular hours. Eventually, she was told she had MS, given a collection of leaflets, and told to go home and choose one of the CRAB medications (Copaxone, Rebif, Avonex, and Betaseron).A second neurologist then said that she didn't have MS and it was all in her head. She eventually met her "...2022-09-0813 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyToccara Carter: "Don't Ever Feel Like You're Alone"Toccara was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 2008 as she was wrapping up her final semester of graduate school. At that time, she didn't see anyone that looked like her in the materials that were available to help make sense of her diagnosis.Toccara joined the iConquerMS RIDE Council (Research, Incluson, Diversity, Equity because she wants to help reach those who are affected by MS but don't see themselves being represented in the wider MS community, media, or the majority of clinical studies.Although her diagnosis came out of left field, Toccara is always ready to...2022-09-0110 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyDeLisa French: "Your Medical Team Works For You!"It took DeLisa French ten years from the onset of her symptoms before she got a diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis. She now sees MS as a blessing and a curse, and although it might slow her down, she won't let it stop her. DeLisa is another guest to advise people to advocate for themselves on their own diagnosis journeys. As she says, whether you're covered by Medicaid, Medicare, or Health Insurance, your doctors are paid by YOU. So make sure they know what you're dealing with!DeLisa's MS has now been classified as Secondary Progressive, b...2022-08-2514 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyThe Power of Knowing What You HaveEven though Helen has a background in Medical Research, her diagnosis with Multiple Sclerosis in the late 1990s still came out of the blue. Not least because - as you'll hear - her symptoms matched exactly with B12 deficiency and pernicious anemia. Helen talks about the words of wisdom that her brother shared, the lack of information that was out there in the very early days of the internet, and the power that comes when the symptoms that you've had for years are finally given a name. Interview by Laura KolaczkowskiEd...2022-08-1814 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyPatty Solis: Seeing The Positives In The Cards You've Been DealtIf you've ever felt bad about the fact that you were unaware of Multiple Sclerosis before beginning your own journey to a diagnosis, take comfort. Patty Solis was completely unaware of MS, despite having worked in a variety of healthcare roles for a number of years.In this interview, she talks about the fact that it was her invisible symptoms that really started her on the journey to her diagnosis. She also recommends that you take along a close family member or friend to your appointments. Patty spent a lot of time making excuses for her symptoms...2022-08-1122 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyDan and Jennifer Digmann: Powerhouses in living with MSJennifer and Dan Digmann have been married since 2005 and have lived with Multiple Sclerosis throughout their relationship - Jennifer was diagnosed in 1997, Dan in the year 2000. They met at a National Multiple Sclerosis Society event in 2002, and since then have dedicated their lives to MS activism and helping others to live their best life.In this interview, Dan and Jennifer talk about the sense of shame that surrounded an MS diagnosis in the 90s-2000s, which meant that they were unaware of previous histories of MS in both of their families. They also advise people looking for...2022-08-0418 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyDimika Cavalier: "You Have A Right To Be Analytical When It Comes To Your Health"If you've been diagnosed with MS or any other chronic illness, you will have likely gone through a period when the medical experts you're speaking to don't believe you or even listen to you. However, people of color face that on a whole other level, because some people still believe that MS is a white person's disease.Dimika Cavalier experienced MS symptoms for at least 6 years prior to her diagnosis. She can recall being told by one neurologist that she was "too analytical" when questioning treatment, symptoms and what she was feeling. She is now on the...2022-07-2811 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyShereese Hickson: "It's Something That I Can Live With"A recurring theme of these podcasts is the seemingly random misdiagnoses that come before someone finally says the words "Multiple Sclerosis". Shereese Hickson and her doctors brushed aside her first symptoms for years before she was finally diagnosed in 2012. In this interview, Shereese relates how doctors initially dismissed her because of her weight and the fact that she was taking medication for depression, her experience of having MRI and Lumbar Puncture procedures, and being diagnosed with MS as a single mom.After her prolonged diagnosis process, Shereese feels that, without trying to diminish the seriousness o...2022-07-2114 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyScott James: "If I'm Broke I Need To Find Out Everything About It"Compared to most people, Scott James' diagnosis story is incredibly rapid. Just over a week after being misdiagnosed with a pinched nerve, he was back at the ER with worsening symptoms. The on-call neurologist he saw listened to his story, jabbed him with a safety pin (!), and said that he probably had Multiple Sclerosis. This was later confirmed by an MRI and Lumbar Puncture.Even though it has been an emotional rollercoaster - especially when he has had to take steroids - Scott sees himself as being incredibly lucky. He tells his story here with honesty and...2022-07-1421 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyNohora Gutierrez: "I want to see my lesions!"When she was first diagnosed, Nohora Gutierrez was told by her (former) neurologist to stay away from MS Support Groups. She was even told which drug she was going to take.As a trainer, Nohorra is naturally drawn to learning as much as possible and sharing her knowledge with people. Looking back now, she sees that she was dismissed and wishes that she could have advocated for herself better. In this interview, Nohorra wants anyone who is newly diagnosed to know that they have more treatment options than ever before. And that support groups are o...2022-07-0719 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyJackie Zimmerman: Get To Know Your MSSelf-proclaimed "professional sick person" Jackie Zimmerman was confused when her doctor sent her for a series of neurological tests after she complained of numbness. And even then it was an off-hand comment from somebody unconnected that first put the words Multiple Sclerosis into her head.After receiving her official diagnosis at the age of 21 in a horribly abrupt fashion, she swapped her first neurologist for someone who "frankly didn't suck as much."Even after being diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis, Jackie continues to show that, even if it feels like it, your life isn't over. She...2022-06-3015 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyDr. Rheanna Robinson: The Inadvertent Gifts of MSAt age 19, Rheanna Robinson had taken a year out of university and planned a solo trip around Europe. But just before she was due to go, she was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis.Being raised in British Columbia, Rheanna was very aware of MS and what it was - Canada continues to have one of the highest rates of incidence for MS. However, due to her young age, she still found her diagnosis frightening. She is now a professor at the Department of First Nations Studies at the University of Northern British Columbia. Dr. Robinson's research i...2022-06-2314 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyTeresa Rousseau: Making Room to Dream More DreamsTeresa Rousseau's MS diagnosis came about after years of unsettling but fairly undramatic symptoms - mostly tingling and numbness. Following an inconclusive MRI, she went on an active adventure holiday, finally getting the call from her neurologist two days after her return.She had no knowledge of MS and was unprepared for the onset of disability when it arrived. But along with her posse, she maintains living independently, and her current goal is to walk 10 feet through work with her physical therapist.Teresa's main point is that, following an MS diagnosis, not everything that you'll...2022-06-1612 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyDiane Bly: "You Have Problems With Your Wi-Fi"Diane Bly's diagnosis with MS came relatively quickly - from presenting symptoms in September 2016 to receiving confirmation three months later. However, her first indications could be traced back to the 1990s. In this interview, Diane relates some truly bizarre interactions with medical professionals ("We can't find anything wrong with you but we can certainly do surgery"). Perhaps because of this, she advises people to keep a journal of some kind, in order to track the ups and downs of life with Multiple Sclerosis.  As she says, Diane is still learning what her body is doing to...2022-06-0910 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyLucy Kaplan: All of a Sudden, Things Make SenseLooking back now, Lucy Kaplan recognizes that the word-jumbling which occurred on the first day of her final Undergrad semester was a symptom of Multiple Sclerosis. But despite the six months of tests she had following this incident, her MS diagnosis took 22 years. Read that again!Lucy then spent 8 months hiding in her house and didn't tell anyone that she had MS for a year. But as she says in this interview, as alone as you think you feel when you get an MS diagnosis, you feel so much more alone if you're doing this b...2022-06-0211 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyDr. Aaron Boster and the Neurologist's View of MS DiagnosisThe point of this podcast is to capture the diagnosis stories of patients. So far, a lot of them have talked about being dismissed or misdiagnosed before eventually coming to a diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis.In a special bonus episode, Laura talks to her own neurologist, and the doctor who diagnosed her MS, Dr. Aaron Boster. Dr, Boster also happens to be one of the most recognizable MS experts in the world, due to his own YouTube channel (over 36,000 subscribers at the time of publishing this interview).Listen in as Dr. Boster talks about the...2022-05-3118 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyDevin Garlit: Not All Doctors Are Created EquallyOne day when Devin Garlit was at college, he woke up, got out of bed, and immediately fell over. After a few more days where this continued to happen, he saw the first in a series of doctors - one of whom had to refer to his old college textbooks for some guidance on what was going on!Although Devin's family had experience with MS and had expected the diagnosis, he still spent a lot of time trying to convince them that things would be different for him. In this episode, Devin recommends that all p...2022-05-2612 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyJenny Angus: Be Prepared and Educate YourselfAs an athletic teenager, Jenny Angus had volunteered at an event for MS and other neurological conditions. So when her first recognizable MS symptoms were dismissed in 2004, she was delighted. It would take her almost ten years before she received an official diagnosis - during which time her disease had been left to run unchecked.As you'll hear, following her prolonged (mis)diagnosis process Jenny no longer takes any chances when meeting with health professionals. She refuses to get emotional and goes in with a list of what she wants to achieve. In all of her journey...2022-05-1917 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyEd Tobias: Learning to Dance in the RainEd Tobias is a blogger and writer who formerly worked as an Associated Press reporter and broadcaster. He says that the only person who suspected MS when he was diagnosed was his wife, who was working as a Physiotherapist at the time. In this interview, Ed talks about his initial symptoms and the tests that were available to neurologists in 1980 - including his experience of the dreaded Hot Bath test! He also advises the newly diagnosed to act like a news reporter, weigh up all of the evidence, and not just accept the opinion of Dr. Internet.2022-05-1213 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyShari Short's Medical Mystery TourShari Short is a comedian and writer. Since her MS diagnosis in 2008, Shari has used humor to deal with MS, communicate about MS and cope with MS.In this interview, Shari talks about what was EVENTUALLY an unusually rapid diagnosis and the need for patients to seek out medical professionals who match their temperaments and whom they can trust. Remember, if you don't click with them, there are other healthcare providers!Connect with Shari on TwitterWatch clips from Shari’s One Woman Show, "It’s My Mother’s MS, I Just Have It"...2022-05-0511 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneySue Casey - Grab The HappySue Casey is married with grown-up children and grandchildren and worked as a nursery nurse for many years. Not bad when you consider that she was diagnosed with MS in 1974, which means that, at the time of this recording, she has been living with it for nearly 50 years! At the time of Sue's diagnosis, there weren't any Disease Modifying Therapies available. Not only that, there weren't even many diagnostic tools available (apart from a truly horrific sounding procedure called a Pneumoencephalogram).Sue continues to live a happy life, despite the progression of her disease, and t...2022-04-2815 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyHeather - Be Your Own ChampionHeather is an actor, teacher, blogger, and Support Volunteer for the UK MS Society. She lives in England and was diagnosed with MS in 2014. As she says in this interview, Heather had no prior knowledge of MS at the time she began having symptoms. Eventually, she provided her own diagnosis (with help from Dr. Google) which was subsequently backed up by medical professionals. But this didn't happen without Heather having to fight.Read Heather's blog, Dinosaurs, Donkeys and MSConnect with Heather on Instagram, Twitter, and FacebookInterview by Laura Kolaczkowski2022-04-2110 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyMary Pettigrew - But You Look Fine!Mary Pettigrew is a writer from Dallas, Texas.  She is also a blogger who specializes in poetry, essay, and narrative interviews. Following her MS diagnosis in 2001, she wanted to create a space where fellow MSers could meet up and share stories. In 2014 she launched MS Pals on Twitter, which eventually turned into a website of the same name.In this interview, Mary talks about her weird initial symptoms, and how contacts she had made in her career enabled a rapid diagnosis. She also talks about the reaction of her family and friends, as well as offering advice f...2022-04-1414 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyAnita Williams - Do Your Own Research, ResponsiblyAnita Williams’ advocacy work comes through her two roles at iConquerMS, a participant-driven research organization that aims to better understand, treat, and ultimately cure MS. She is the Co-Chair of the Engagement Committee, as well as being Co-Chair of the Committee for Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion. Anita also writes regular articles for MultipleSclerosis.net.In this interview, Anita tells of the unusual path her MS diagnosis took, and how the way in which the doctor delivered the diagnosis led to a passionate belief that patients should do their own research - but from established and reliable sources....2022-04-0717 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneyLisa Emrich - Don't be Dismissed, Get a Second Opinion!Lisa Emrich is a patient advocate who has been helping patients educate and empower themselves since 2008. After being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2005, Lisa learned firsthand the challenges of navigating the healthcare and insurance systems as a self-employed freelance musician in Washington, DC, performing on horn and piano.In this interview, Lisa talks about her initial symptoms, the long road to her eventual MS diagnosis, and the importance of building a health team that is on your side.Read Lisa’s writing on MultipleSclerosis.net and on her blogInterview by Laura Kolaczkowski...2022-03-3113 minMS Diagnosis JourneyMS Diagnosis JourneySteve Woodward - The Relief of Getting a Positive DiagnosisSteve Woodward is a podcast editor from England, UK. He was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 2005.In this episode, Steve talks about the treatment he receives under the UK’s National Health Service, and why, despite the progressive nature of the disease, he thinks his MS diagnosis has made him a better person.Read Steve’s blogInterview by Laura KolaczkowskiEdited by Steve Woodward at The Podcasting EditorPodcast artwork by Jackie Zimmerman at Queen of GSDBackground Music is “Old Photos” by Olexy Support o...2022-03-2516 minCause of Death - 100 Seconds to MidnightCause of Death - 100 Seconds to MidnightS3 E5: The Grinning Death: The Story of TetanusShow Notes for Tetanus:Shout out to #joerogan #joeroganexperience ! Put your money where your mouth is. You promised to put accurate information on Covid-19 out there. I would love to be a guest on your podcast. DM me at @causeofdeath10 on Twitter. Let’s talk!The difference between viruses and bacteria:https://www.cedars-sinai.org/blog/germs-viruses-bacteria-fungi.htmlEtiology and Pathology:https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/tetanus/symptoms-causes/syc-20351625https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26376540/https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1874121/https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3564069/2022-02-0641 minAnthologies of HopeAnthologies of HopeConversations Cafe: Understanding Dual Diagnosis, Part 2This week's Conversations Cafe episode revisits the topic of Understanding Dual Diagnosis and its intersection with mental health, featuring Twist Out Cancer and cancer survivors with lived experience. We also announce a community TwistShop collaboration and continue encouraging our communities to take the "IT ONLY TAKES ONE" pledge to proactively take care of themselves this Summer.Our guests this week include Jackie Carmody, LCPC, ATR-BC, TwistShops for Twist Out Cancer; Jan Vinopal, Cancer Survivor; Scott Kanski, Cancer Survivor & Hope For The Day Staff; and Sarah Moss, Team Thrive Champion and Hope for the Day Agent of Impact.2020-07-031h 51The Daily Talk ShowThe Daily Talk Show#463 - Intern Pete Deppeler on Red Carpets, Content & Mental HealthPete Deppeler - Intern Pete & Senior Producer at The Kyle and Jackie O Show.Pete has been working in radio for over 10 years, producing Merrick Watts & The Highway Patrol on Triple M, and The Kyle & Jackie O Show. Pete's also known for his red carpet interviews and stunts, as well as appearing in the show as the character Intern Pete.Pete also works as the National Talent manager at Australian Radio Network.On today's episode of The Daily Talk Show we discuss: - How the character 'Intern Pete' came about...2019-09-221h 00The Daily Talk ShowThe Daily Talk Show#335 - Craig Bruce Changed The GameOn today's episode of The Daily Talk Show we're joined by Craig Bruce. Craig is one of Australia's best radio minds. He spent close to 30 years at Southern Cross Austereo — with a huge amount of experience in leading content teams. He's played pivotal roles in developing Australia's biggest radio talent — Hamish and Andy, Jules Lund and Kyle and Jackie-O. Craig has unique insights into the content that's shaped mainstream media in Australia and abroad. He now helps radio teams around the world through his consulting business and connects with the industry’s biggest names on and off the mi...2019-04-291h 15The Daily Talk ShowThe Daily Talk Show#328 - ACA's Oscar GordonOn today's episode of The Daily Talk Show we're joined by Oscar Gordon. Oscar has spent years developing viral social content for some of radios' biggest shows, including Kyle & Jackie O and Fifi and Jules. He now runs a production company with his best mate Sophie Monk (Lazy Susan Productions), and brings ideas to life with the SilverStar Mountain Resort. We discuss: Oscar's Mum's side hustle The ACA appearance Blurred lines Managing to lose a car Viral video content Pitching creative at SilverStar Mountain Resort Oscar's production company, Lazy Susan Productions Social media relationships The learnings...2019-04-1859 minRoodshowRoodshow23-04-2017: RoodshowPlaylist: Uur 1 Lenny Kravitz - It Ain't Over ?Till It's Over Milow ? You Don't Know John Mayer - Still Feel Like Your Man The Band & The Staple Singers - The Weight Christine McVie & Lindsey Buckingham - In My World Ben L'Oncle Soul - Soulman Toto - Africa Racoon ? Tears For Diamonds Emeli Sande - Clown Kim Janssen - Dynasty Inxs - Never Tear Us Apart London Grammar - Rooting For You Paolo Nutini ? Let Me Down Easy Sheryl Crow - Soak Up The Sun Jackie Wilson - Higher And Higher Uur 2 Sting - Brand New Day Amy Winehouse - Tears...2017-04-2300 minSkylight Books Podcast SeriesSkylight Books Podcast SeriesNICELLE DAVIS presents THE WALLED WIFE with JACKIE BANG, ALEXIS RHONE FANCHER, ASHLEY INGUANTA, JENNIFER BRADPIECE and JUICEE COUTURE The Walled Wife (Red Hen Press) A woman is buried so a church will rise. Nicelle Davis’ The Walled Wife unearths from the long-standing text “The Ballad of the Walled-up Wife,” a host of issues that continue to plague women in the contemporary world: the woman’s body as sacrifice; the woman’s body as tender or currency; the woman’s body as disposable; the woman’s body as property; the woman’s body as aesthetic object; the woman’s body unsafe in the world she must inhabit, and in the hands of the people she loves. By unearthing “this f...2016-05-161h 04