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El mundo del Derecho y el Derecho en el mundoUna historia de vida basada en el esfuerzo, la dedicación y el amor de una madre: desde Tangamandapio, Michoacán, a la Escuela de Derecho de St. Mary’s Universiy, en San Antonio, Texas.Una historia de vida basada en el esfuerzo, la dedicación y el amor de una madre: desde Tangamandapio, Michoacán, a la Escuela de Derecho de St. Mary’s Universiy, en San Antonio, Texas. Una entrevista a Angela Barajas Salcido.
2024-04-221h 20
SMACastWhere's My Handbook: I Believe in Prevention (and Bigfoot) with Dr. Jason KilmerGet all the science about alcohol and the teen brain from Dr. Jason Kilmer who has an incredible gift for translating data and studies into info parents can use and he is pretty darn funny too! Dr. Kilmer is an Associate Professor in Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the University of Washington. He is many years of experience in the prevention field both as a researcher and providing direct support to college sstudents. Hear Dr. Kilmer talk about: the links between alchol use, depression and suicide, the importance of talking to youth about underage drinking, and focusing on positive...
2024-02-2835 min
The Servant Leader Coaches Bible Study"Trust What You Know:" Shereka Wright| Head Women's Basketball Coach| Universiy of Texas-ArlingtonTHE WRIGHT FILE PersonalHometown: Copperas Cove, TexasChildren: Daughter, LennoxHigh School: Copperas Cove HSCollege: Purdue, 2004 (Bachelor's of Arts in Health & Fitness)Experience2020-Present: UTA (Head Coach)2018-20: Vanderbilt (Associate Head Coach and Recruiting Coordinator)2013-18: Alabama (Assistant Coach)2006-13: Texas Tech (Assistant Coach)Hall Of FameNamed to the Purdue Athletics Hall of Fame in 2020Playing CareerWNBA, Phoenix Mercury: 2004-06Purdue: 2001-04Playing HonorsProfessional - WNBA, Phoenix Mercury 13th overall pick in the 2004 WNBA Draft (Detroit Shock) Traded to the Phoenix Mercury on draft night Spent two seasons with the Phoenix Mercury until an injury brought her pro career to an...
2024-02-0652 min
The Pit Press Podcast#31 NFL Draft Preview Former Universiy of New Mexico saftey Jerrick Reed IISend us a textFormer UNM football player Jerrick Reed II joins the show and discusses with Ryan Tomari his path to the 2023 NFL Draft and reflects on his time as a Lobo. Website: ThePitPressNM.com
2023-04-2617 min
House of Mystery Radio on NBCKing Henry VIII - Elizabeth NortonDoomed queen of Henry VIII, mother to Elizabeth I, the epic story of Anne Boleyn.Anne Boleyn was the most controversial and scandalous woman ever to sit on the throne of England. From her early days at the imposing Hever Castle in Kent, to the glittering courts of Paris and London, Anne caused a stir wherever she went. Alluring but not beautiful, Anne's wit and poise won her numerous admirers at the English court, and caught the roving eye of King Henry. Anne was determined to shape her own destiny, first through a secret engagement to Henry Percy, the...
2022-07-0749 min
Sieps PodcastEnighet och oberoende – toppmöte och val i Ungern – Sieps Podcast 31EU har enats på många sätt sedan Ryssland invaderade Ukraina. Men hur länge kommer enigheten att bestå? Eva Sjögren, EU-chef vid Statsrådsberedningen, gästar detta avsnitt av Sieps Podcast och ger sin syn på hur EU-systemet har fungerat under krisen. I avsnittet diskuteras även det kommande ungerska valet med Sara Svensson, docent i statsvetenskap och bosatt i Budapest.Rysslands invasion av Ukraina påverkar naturligtvis först och främst de som drabbas direkt av kriget, men har också förändrat EU:s dagordning och enat medlemsländerna om sanktionspaket och andra åtgärder. Eva Sjögren beskriv...
2022-03-2350 min
STEAM PoweredCultivating STEMM and Entrepreneurial Life Skills with Dr Jenine BeekhuyzenDr Jenine Beekhuyzen OAM is a futurist who believes existing structures in the technology industry must change in order to serve tomorrow's digital landscape, and that our children's future job prospects depend on it. Her focus is on leadership, innovation, and education to champion Australian tech entrepreneurship, and address the necessary rebalancing of gender roles within the traditionally male-dominated STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Maths) space.
In her highly illuminating presentations, Dr Beekhuyzen discusses her vision for Australia's future in technology, including the changes that will prove critical in helping leaders break traditional approaches that currently hold us...
2022-03-071h 10
The Bridge by OR360Why is national Politico reporter Natalie Fertig so interested in Oregon? | EP 41Natalie Fertig is the National Cannabis Policy Reporter for Politico. Fertig, who grew up in Washington State and attended Portland State Universiy, wrote a riveting, terrifying article title "‘Talk About Clusterf---’: Why Legal Weed Didn’t Kill Oregon’s Black Market" that exposes a serious problem in Southern Oregon: cartel-control marijuana grows and a law enforcement/regulatory infrastructure not equipped to respond. When Fertig visited, she heard gun shots (that were likely warning her and her guide to stay away) and gathered stories from residents who have been victims of intimidation. In this episode, we talk about the arch of marij...
2022-01-2646 min
3CR Community RadioWomen and girls at COP 26; The challenges of making a just transition to a renewable energy futureYou look up at the stages and you see very few women: Women and girls at COP 26During the second week of the climate summit COP 26, a day was allocated to gender equality and the empwerment of women and girls in climate policy and action. Betty Barkha, a PhD candidate at Monash University's Centre for Gender, Peace and Security here, and Katrina Lee-Koo, Associate Professor in International Relations at Monash, spoke to Judith about their paper COP26: why education for girls is crucial in the fight against climate change here.Women and girls at COP 26; "More clean energy means more...
2021-11-1500 min
Podcast Noor#42: Soul-Full Reflections on Community with Ilyasah Shabazz and Suhaib Webb - AYS IFTAR 2021Soul-Full Reflections on Community with Ilyasah Shabazz and Suhaib Webb
This past Ramadan, At Your Service had the honor of hosting a series of Virtual Iftars (dinners to break our fast). To really hone in on impact for these events, we tapped into some incredible leaders to guide us through themed conversations around intention and community. This truly was one of my favorite events I’ve ever been to, let alone hosted. When you’re in the Month of Ramadan, feeling all your feelings, and you receive blessings in the form of gems, with your community all together Live, there’s real...
2021-08-241h 10
Perspectiva Global43. Hermano David - Edwin Arteaga en Perspectiva Global con Doris RamírezHermano David - Edwin Arteaga, de la Comunidad de La Salle, Colombiano
Egresado de la Universidad Hebrea de Jerusalén (Lengua hebrea y cultura islámica)
Profesor de idiomas en las obras lasallistas de Israel y Palestina de 1964 a 1994.
Master en Teología de Lasalle University – Filadelfia (EE.UU).
Doctor en Teología de la Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana de Medellín.
Profesor de hebreo en la Bethlehem Universiy – Palestina.
Profesor de Teología en la Pontificia Bolivariana y en la Corporación e La Universitaria Lasallista.
Estos últim...
2021-06-0531 min
The Library CaféNicholas Adams
Beinecke Rare Books Library, Yale Universiy
February 5, 2020.
Nicholas Adams discusses his biography of the 20th century architect whose work defined the built environment of corporate modernism: Gordon Bunshaft and SOM: Building Corporate Modernism (Yale University Press 2019).
Gordon Bunshaft’s (1909–1990) landmark 1952 design for Lever House reshaped the Manhattan skyline and elevated the reputation of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM), the firm where he would spend more than 40 years as a partner. Although this enigmatic architect left behind few records, his legacy endures in the corporate headquarters, museums, and libraries that were built in his distinctive modern...
2020-11-1200 min
Advancing HealthLeading with Professional Accountability featuring Dr. Gerald HicksonThis episode features a conversation with Jay Bhatt, former senior vice president and chief medical officer at the American Hospital Association and Dr. Jerry Hickson, Joseph C. Ross Chair of Medical Education and Administration at Vanderbilt Universiy Medical Center and founding director for the Center for Patient and Professional Advocacy.
2020-07-2022 minAdvancing HealthLeading with Professional Accountability featuring Dr. Gerald HicksonThis episode features a conversation with Jay Bhatt, former senior vice president and chief medical officer at the American Hospital Association and Dr. Jerry Hickson, Joseph C. Ross Chair of Medical Education and Administration at Vanderbilt Universiy Medical Center and founding director for the Center for Patient and Professional Advocacy.
2020-07-2022 min
Faith in Fine PrintEP 03 | The Catch-22 of Social Media Spirituality | Shaykh Suhaib WebbDubbed the “Snapchat Imam,” Alman and Nihal sat down with Shaykh Suhaib Webb to speak about his life and his work in the American Muslim community at the Islamic Center of New York University. They discuss the benefits and pitfalls of teaching Islam and experiencing spirituality and scholarship in the age of social media, embracing vulnerability as a public Muslim figure, and the importance of good company.
Suhaib William Webb is an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Public Service of NYU’s Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service. He has a degree in Education from the Univers...
2020-04-1547 min
ALIVE Radio ShowInterview with Nicole and Jordan Haddad, from LOBO MAUThe children of Brazilian Jazz musicians, Nicole and Jordan Haddad bring their unique heritage to their clothing business.
Their clothing line LOBO MAU, was founded by Nicole in 2008 after completing her Master’s in Fashion Design from Drexel Universiy. Her clothing became an instant hit in Philadelphia, and she has since cultivated close relationships with her customers. Her unique sense of style, eye-grabbing prints, and confortable, easy silhouettes have made her clothing stand out in a sea of fast fashion.
In 2016, her brother Jodan joined the company to help Nicole grow the brand, implement new str...
2020-03-3127 min
The SpokenWeb PodcastSound Recordings Are Weird.To find out more about Spokenweb visit: spokenweb.ca and subscribe to The Spokenweb Podcast on itunes, spotify, or wherever you may listen. Join us every first monday of the month for a brand new episode from the SpokenWeb Canada network. If you love us, let us know! Rate us and leave a comment on iTunes or say hi on our social media @SpokenWebCanada.ReferencesCamlot, Jason. Phonopoetics: The Making of Early Literary Recordings. Stanford Universiy Press, 2019. https://www.sup.org/books/title/?id=23893---. "Historicist Audio Forensics: The Archive of Voices as R...
2019-11-041h 01
CodeNewbieEp. 92 - Afghan Women Coding (Fereshteh Forough )Fereshteh Forough wanted to help women in Afghanistan. She knew that attaining education was difficult, let alone technical training, and the cultural attitudes towards women didn’t help. But she tackled these issues head on by starting the first coding school for women in Afghanistan. She talks to us about how she started the program, how she took on the different challenges her students face, and how her training in computer science and her previous role as a computer science professor affected her decision to open Code To Inspire. Show Links Partner with Dev & CodeNewbie! (sponsor) Go...
2016-06-1350 min
ACMEScienceThe Other Half Episode 4: Weather TalkWe know that The Weather is the most basic, most mundane small talk topic in, you know, the world. We understand that The Weather is just boring to discuss.
Except when it isn't.
Join us in this episode as we discuss the fascinating, and varied, uses of math in weather predictions, from model-building to handling competing forecasts. We speak with Hannah Christensen, a postdoctoral researcher in the Physics Department of Oxford Universiy, whose 2015 Guardian article, Banking on Better Forecasts: The New Maths of Weather Prediction, outlines how forecasters use probablistic models to minimize, or at least better explain, the "chance"...
2016-04-0439 min
DiscoveryAnaesthesiaGeneral anaesthetics which act to cause reversible loss of consciousness have been used clinically for over 150 years. Yet scientists are only now really understanding how these drugs act on the brain and the body to stop us feeling pain. Linda Geddes reports on the latest research using molecular techniques and brain scanners. Linda visits the Anaesthesia Heritage Centre where William Harrop-Griffiths, president of the Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britain and Ireland, tells her about the discovery of agents that knock us out. And, as an operation takes place in the Royal United Hospital in Bath, professor...
2014-07-0726 min
Exploring Environmental HistoryBiological invasions and transformations in historyThis episode of the podcast reports on a one day conference examining biological invasions in history that was held at the Universiy of Oxford in September 2009. This podcast highlights two papers presented at this meeting. Glenn Sandiford, a postdoc researcher at the University of Illinois, talks about his paper entitled: 19th century narratives on the introduction of carp in America.
The second guest on the podcast is Bernadette Hince of the Australian National University who presented a paper examining the history and impacts of invasive species on sub-Antarctic islands. The podcast ends with a brief summary of...
2009-10-1220 min