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Marie Cochran
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The Mindset Technician
Episode 110: CMT Disease Could Have Defined Me.. Here's Why It Didn't With Kyal Currant
Send us a textIn this raw and inspiring episode, I sit down with Kyal Currant, a man who refused to let Charcot-Marie-Tooth (CMT) disease define his life. Diagnosed with this rare neurological condition, Kyal faced relentless physical and emotional challenges, from bullying and judgment to moments of self-doubt. But instead of giving in, he chose to rise...and what a rise it’s been.Kyal shares how he used coaching, self-development, and an unshakable mindset to transform his pain into purpose. Today, he’s not just surviving; he’s thri...
2025-01-07
1h 04
Blue Oval Podcast
A New NCAA Megastar & Florida Lands Juliet Cherubet
On this week’s episode of the Blue Oval Podcast, Ben and Garrett discuss a flurry of NCAA distance running news, headlined by Graham Blanks signing a pro deal with New Balance, Florida landing standout transfer Juliet Cherubet and New Mexico signing an elite superstar in Ishmael Kipkurui! The guys dive also into other major moves around the country including Phoebe Anderson, Oklahoma’s Kenyan recruits, Mia Cochran and many more! Don’t miss all the latest updates and remember to subscribe and review! (2:35) Graham Blanks Signs Pro Deal With New Balance (6:03) Ishmael Kipkurui Signs With New Mexico (14:32) Juliet...
2024-12-18
56 min
KrimSchnack - Der Kriminologie-Podcast
KrimShort #12 - Die Institutionelle Anomietheorie (Messner & Rosenfeld)
Diese Episode beschäftigt sich mit einer sehr komplexen Theorie, der Institutionellen Anomietheorie, auch IAT genannt. Sie versucht die Mikro-Ebene, auf der sich Merton bewegte, mit der Makro-Ebene (gesellschaftliche Strukturen, Institutionen) zu verbinden. Shownotes Bernburg (2002): Anomie, Social Change and Crime: A Theoretical Examination of Institutional-Anomie Theory. The British Journal of Criminology 42(4): 729-742. URL: https://www.jstor.org/stable/pdf/23638963.pdf?refreqid=fastly-default%3Aefcd85d177f8c42598461cd0109516f6&ab_segments=&initiator=&acceptTC=1 (letzter Zugriff: 14.10.2024). Bjerregaard, Beth (2014): Institutional Anomie Theory. In: Bruinsma, G., Weisburd, D. (Hrsg.): Encyclopedia of Criminology and Criminal Justice, S. 2531-2542. Springer: New York, N...
2024-10-31
32 min
BLAC Re-Membering Podcast
The Black Arts Movement's Influence on Appalachian Hip Hop with Eric Jordan
On today's episode of the BLAC Re-Membering podcast, Narrative Fellow Marie Cochran and Eric Jordan discuss the interconnectedness of arts, culture, and identity in West Virginia, with a focus on the Jordan family legacy and its cultural impact upon the Affrilachian Arts Movement and the Norman Jordan African American Arts Academy.Jordan shares his experiences and insights on the transformative effect of art camps on young artists. Cochran and Jordan share their perspectives on navigating political and social issues with empathy and understanding.They both discuss the artistic significance of storytelling in Hip Hop music...
2024-10-01
26 min
DJ Lindsay's podcast
Oldies but Goldies 2
25 autres joyaux des années 60 et 70 qu’on a toujours du plaisir à écouter et qui ont, pour la plupart, été repris à plusieurs reprises au cours des dernières décennies. Encore un voyage dans le temps pour une heure de Rock’n’Roll non-stop à savourer seul(e) ou sur une piste de danse. 1. I just want to make love to you - Etta James, 2. Beach Boys medley - Bhonus, 3. Take five - Dave Brubeck, 4. It’s a man’s man’s world - James Brown, 5. Let’s twist again - Chubby Checker, 6. Surfin’ safari - The Beach Boys, 7. Johnny be good - Chuck Berry, 8. Sh...
2024-09-11
1h 05
Morbid
Marie Robards
When thirty-eight-year-old Steven Robards died unexpectedly in the winter of 1993, everyone including the coroner believed his death to have been the result of a heart attack—unusual for someone so young, but certainly not unheard of. It wasn’t until the following year, when Steven’s teenage daughter, Marie, was practicing for the school play, that the girl confessed the truth to her friend: Steven Robards didn’t die from a heart attack, he was murdered by his daughter with chemicals she’d stolen from the high school chemistry lab.In the United States, it’s exceedingly rare for a c...
2024-04-04
1h 17
BLAC Re-Membering Podcast
Soul Care Series: The Soul of Black Appalachia
Welcome to our Soul Care Series! In this 4-part series, each of our BLAC Narrative Fellows reflect and share what Soul Care means to them. On our first episode, you will hear from Marie Cochran and Melanie Meade as they share their journeys of Soul Care.The mission of the Black Appalachian Coalition (BLAC) is to build a multi-state campaign that amplifies black voices, dismantles the colonized narrative of Appalachia, and uses story-based strategies and solutions that center the voices and lived experiences of Black Appalachians.For more stories and information about The Black Appalachian...
2024-02-06
18 min
Empowered Christian Woman
25. From Clutter to Clarity: Purposeful Organizing with Lindsey Hardegree
Navigating the complexities of life and work with efficiency takes time and effort. So much is coming at us, and "stuff" quickly piles up. Professional organizer Lindsey Hadegree shares the most crucial question you must ask to cut through the clutter and create order in your inner and outer world. Lindsey is a professional organizer trained and certified by Marie Kondo. Through her business, Get Organized Y'all®, she works with individuals, families, and companies to create their ideal life by organizing their spaces, systems, and finances. Lindsey also serves as the Executive Director of the Episcopal Community Foundation for M...
2023-12-08
41 min
Thriving in Medicine: The Physician's Guide to Doctoring
10 Minutes to Better Patient Communication with Dr. Anne Marie Liebel
This episode is brought to you by PearsonRavitz - helping physicians safeguard their most valuable assets. This episode features Dr. Anne Marie Liebel, founder of Health Communication Partners, discussing the critical role of communication in healthcare. She emphasizes the necessity of reflective practice and tailored communication to address diverse patient needs. Dr. Liebel introduces a four-question framework for reflection, underscoring its importance in improving doctor-patient interactions. The conversation also covers common communication challenges and the continuous pursuit of improvement in healthcare practices. Looking for something specific? Here you go! [00:01:00] Dr. Liebel's introduction and b...
2023-11-16
28 min
BLAC Re-Membering Podcast
Rebuilding History with Dr. Tee Ford-Ahmed
Today’s Episode of BLAC Re-Membering is hosted by Marie Cochran and features Dr. Tee Ford-Ahmed. Trevellya Ford-Ahmed, Ph.D. (aka Dr. Tee Ford) is an Emerita Professor at West Virginia State University and currently the Communication Media Director for the Mount Zion Baptist Church Preservation Society in Athens, OH. Growing up as the only Black family in a coal mining holler, she faced unique challenges and experiences in her community. Throughout her career, Dr. Ford-Ahmed has been an advocate for diversity and inclusion, using her platform to empower students and promote social change. Her insights and experiences provide va...
2023-10-23
28 min
"Dope with Lime"
Sixty Years Later: Birmingham and the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom
In this episode, our director Dr. Matthew Teutsch explores the correlation between civil rights movements across the United States and the 1967 uprising in Newark. It delves into the socio-political climate, racial tensions, and police brutality that fueled the unrest, as well as the consequential aftermath. Furthermore, it highlights the crucial role of photographer Bud Lee in documenting the Newark uprising. Listen to our interview with Marie Cochran about the relationship between Lillian Smith and Martin Luther King, Jr. https://soundcloud.com/user-396382788-289349527/marie-cochran-dope-with-lime-ep-12?si=3cef4a6b61414493a585d1f36b8581a0&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm...
2023-08-25
18 min
El hombre que mató a Liberty Valance
Capitulo#204.Rock&Roll Baby#05
Programa emitido el 19 de Agosto de 2023 en Radio Torre-Pacheco en la frecuencia 87.7 y on-line en www.radiotorrepacheco.es. Sonaron en este capitulo: THE YANKEES “LITTLE GIRL” - BRIAN SETZER “STACK MY MONEY” - FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS “THE CRAWL” - JD MCPHERSON “BLOODHOUND ROCK” - THE SELENITES “DIGGI´A HOLE” - THE ROCKABILLY REBELS “GOOD OLE ROCKABILLY” - IMELDA MAY “ TAINTED LOVE” - THE BIG BOPPER “WALKING THROUGH MY DREAMS” - THE BLASTER “MARIE MARIE” - THE FIREBIRD “THE MUNSTER THEME” - DAVE EDMUNDS “HERE COMES THE WEEKEND” - ROBERT GORDON “RED HOT” - STRAY CATS “ROCK THIS TOWN” - MARTY STUART “HILLBILLY ROCK” - CHUCK BERRY “YOU CAN´T CATCH ME” - ED...
2023-08-20
53 min
BLAC Re-Membering Podcast
Memories of A Storyteller with Kelle Jolly
Welcome to Episode 11 of Blac Re-Membering: Highlighting the Heavy and the Hope. Today's episode is hosted by Marie Cochran and she is joined by Kelle Jolly, an artist who effortlessly melds music and storytelling to create an enchanting tapestry of shared experiences and community bonding. Born in South Carolina and groomed in Atlanta, Kelle now calls the picturesque landscapes of East Tennessee her home. Her incredible musical journey spans diverse genres, including jazz, folk, classical, and R&B with notables like the Mailman Show Band in Chattanooga. Discover the power of storytelling in forging deep connections within communities, as Ke...
2023-08-14
25 min
BLAC Re-Membering Podcast
Why Black Spaces Matter
Welcome to Episode 7 of Blac Re-Membering: Highlighting the Heavy and the Hope. Today's episode is hosted by Marie Cochran and she is joined by Nicole Doyle, Co-founder of the Georgia Black Home Educators Network, and Kelle Jolly, Community Artist and Musician. In this episode, Marie, Nicole, and Kelle share early memories of Black spaces that have shaped their journey today. They reflect on the importance of storytelling in learning and sharing of Black History. Finally, they discuss why Black Appalachian communities must create our own paths and write our own narratives in order to create spaces that ar...
2023-07-24
25 min
BLAC Re-Membering Podcast
Meet the BLAC Fellows
Welcome to Episode 2 of Blac Re-Membering: Highlighting the Heavy and the Hope. In this episode, you will hear from 4 of our BLAC Fellows: Melanie Meade, Kimyata Patterson, NitaJade, and Marie Cochran. You will hear from each Fellow about their connection to Black Appalachia and what they hope to gain from their work as a Fellow. The mission of the Black Appalachian Coalition (BLAC) is to build a multi-state campaign that amplifies black voices, dismantles the colonized narrative of Appalachia, and uses story-based strategies and solutions that center the voices and lived experiences of Black A...
2023-06-19
26 min
1 in 3
7-Domestic Violence MURDERED: Annamarie Cochran Rintala
What happens when love turns fatal in a same-sex marriage? Discover the tragic story of Anna Marie Cochran-Rintala and Cara Rintala - the first case of a woman being charged with murdering her same-sex spouse in Massachusetts. Join me as I delve into the unique challenges that the LGBTQ community faces when dealing with domestic violence, such as threats to out their partner to family, jobs, or the public, and how previous trauma from bullying or hate crimes may deter them from seeking help.As I examine the controversy surrounding Cara's case, I'll attempt to make sense o...
2023-04-12
21 min