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Book Vs Movie PodcastThe Lion in Winter (1968) Katharine Hepburn, Peter O'Toole, Anthony Hopkins & Timothy DaltonBook Vs. Movie: The Lion in WinterThe 1966 Play Vs. the 1968 FilmFew stories transcend mediums as powerfully as James Goldman’s *The Lion in Winter*. Whether presented on stage or on screen, this tale of royal power struggles and familial manipulation in 12th-century England captivates audiences with its sharp dialogue, rich character dynamics, and timeless themes. But how do the 1966 play and its 1968 film adaptation compare? Let’s explore the similarities and differences between these two iconic versions.Which did the Margos prefer? Listen to find out! 2024-12-161h 23
The Learning OutcomeHands-On, Minds-On: LEGO Serious Play for Deep Learning and CollaborationLEGO Serious Play (LSP) is a hands-on methodology that transforms the way educators and learners collaborate. Our guests, Dr Kate Odgers-Jewell and Anne Trethewey from Bond University, share the four-step LSP process: posing open-ended questions, building using LEGO, sharing insights, and capturing reflections. We discuss how LSP helps students and educators co-create meaningful learning experiences. We present practical examples that highlight LSP’s versatility. Enjoy and have fun!
2024-12-1537 minThe Learning OutcomeBuilding Together: ‘Students as Partners’ in Co-Creating EducationIn this episode, we discuss the transformative potential of ‘students as partners’ in higher education. Professor Mollie Dollinger, Director of iSoLT in the Faculty of Health Sciences at Curtin University, shares her journey from studying co-creation to becoming an advocate for equitable student partnerships. The conversation dives into practical strategies for implementing students-as-partners initiatives, including ways to ensure inclusivity, balance power dynamics, and foster genuine collaboration. We envision a future where ‘students as partners’ is embedded within the fabric of universities, driving innovation, inclusivity, and excellence in teaching and learning.
2024-12-0837 minThe Learning OutcomeWhat Does Work Readiness Really Mean? Insights from an Allied Health Education PerspectiveDr Vidya Lawton, Senior Lecturer and physiotherapist from Macquarie University, helps us unpack the complexities of work readiness and employability as we explore how allied health (with a focus on physiotherapy) students can be better prepared for their first professional roles. From navigating clinical placements to building resilience and adaptability, we discuss innovative curriculum approaches and the shared responsibility of educators, industry, and students. Vidya discusses how the concept of practical wisdom—the ability to make deliberate, effective, and appropriate decisions—plays a pivotal role in graduate readiness, alongside understanding one’s scope of practice and personal needs.
2024-12-0136 minThe Learning OutcomeNavigating Digital Health: The Urgent Need for Skills and StandardsProfessor Rebecca Grainger, a rheumatologist and academic from the University of Otago in New Zealand, explores the evolving landscape of digital health, focusing on the need for enhanced skills among health professionals. The discussion highlights the importance of critical appraisal of digital tools, from apps to AI, and the challenges educators face in preparing students for a rapidly changing environment. We discuss how educators need to take a proactive approach to integrating digital literacy into health curricula.
2024-11-1935 minThe Learning OutcomeEmbracing New Approaches: Transforming Curriculum Through Programmatic AssessmentDr Priya Khanna, Associate Professor (Nexus Fellow) at the School of Clinical Medicine, University of New South Wales, discusses the transformative power of programmatic assessment in healthcare education. Priya argues for a holistic assessment strategy that prioritises students' capabilities over mere scores, advocating for meaningful integration of assessments throughout a course. The discussion highlights some of the limitations of traditional assessment practices and emphasises the need for a paradigm shift that aligns evaluation with the realities of student development.
2024-11-0544 minThe Learning OutcomeFrom Stage to Simulation: Embracing Imposter Phenomenon in Healthcare EducationKirsty Freeman, Academic Coordinator at the Rural Clinical School of WA and a Fellow of the Society for Simulation in Healthcare, explores the intricacies of impostor phenomenon within healthcare education. Kirsty shares her journey from a budding actor to a healthcare educator, integrating her passion for performance into teaching through innovative simulation techniques. She discusses her ongoing PhD research, which focuses on understanding impostor phenomenon among healthcare simulation educators. By sharing personal experiences and research findings, Kirsty highlights how feelings of impostorism, often perceived as a barrier, can be reframed as a tool for personal growth, professional development, and...2024-10-3031 minThe Learning OutcomeEmpowering Student Success: Insights from a Leader in Student ExperienceDr Meg Harrold, the Director of Student Experience in the Curtin School of Allied Health, Curtin University shares her teaching journey, emphasising the importance of empathy and connection in education. Meg discusses her role in enhancing student engagement, particularly for those from equity groups, and her efforts to improve accessibility and retention through innovative strategies. With her passionate approach, Meg is shaping a more inclusive and supportive learning environment for all students.
2024-10-1534 minThe Learning OutcomeTransforming Medical Training: A System-Wide Approach to Enhancing Doctor Well-BeingDr. Emma Hodge, the Medical Education and Wellbeing Registrar at Bundaberg Hospital, shares her pioneering role in supporting doctors’ well-being through systemic changes. With a passion for healthcare optimisation, Emma’s role focuses on improving healthcare systems to reduce stress and burnout among medical professionals. Emma discusses the initiatives implemented to support junior doctors, such as enhanced training, better rostering, and career support, which have significantly reduced burnout rates. Emma's work highlights the importance of a holistic approach to well-being, where healthcare organisations actively create supportive environments for their staff.
2024-10-0930 minThe Learning OutcomeNavigating the Hybrid Learning Revolution: Innovation, Interaction, and EngagementIn this episode, A/Prof Lynelle Watts discusses her transformative journey in online learning. We explore how the shift to hybrid models of teaching has reshaped educational practices and we critique the balancing of synchronous and asynchronous methods. The discussion covers the emotional labour of online teaching, strategies for fostering student engagement and community, and the nuances of compulsory versus voluntary interaction. Whether you're an educator or a learner, tune in to discover how to thrive in the evolving landscape of education.2024-08-1441 minThe Learning OutcomeEnhancing Fieldwork Placements Through Innovative ModelsIn this insightful episode, A/Prof Merrolee Penman unpacks the complexities of student fieldwork placements in occupational therapy and allied health fields. The episode offers fresh perspectives on improving placement experiences and preparing students for the dynamic world of practice. We discuss the challenges and nuances of creating effective learning environments for students on placement in contrast to the controlled learning settings that academic institutions offer. Merrolee describes the concept of clinical placements as a ‘black box’ where we need to identify what is actually happening during placements that is crucial to the student’s learning and how placements shape profes...2024-08-1453 minThe Learning OutcomeTeaching in the Age of AI: Navigating Ethics and Critical ThinkingIn this episode, A/Prof David Hodgson explores the impact of generative AI and large language models on teaching and learning. David discusses how AI tools can both enhance and complicate the educational experience, offering unique opportunities for personalised learning while also presenting new ethical dilemmas. We explore the importance of fostering critical thinking skills in students to help them navigate and critically assess AI-generated content. David shares practical strategies for integrating AI into the curriculum without compromising the core values of education. Join us for a thought-provoking conversation on the multifaceted role of AI in higher education, and gain...2024-08-1441 minThe Learning OutcomeCultivating Compassion: Transforming Education with Self-KindnessIn this episode, Dr Meg Hatfield and Emma Ashcroft describe the powerful concept of self-compassion in higher education, drawing on the inspired work of Dr. Kristen Neff. We explore how self-compassion can revolutionise teaching practices, enhance feedback literacy, and foster resilience among students and educators alike. We present some practical strategies for integrating self-kindness into the classroom, the importance of modelling compassion as an educator, and how these practices can lead to greater well-being, motivation, and professional growth. Whether you're an educator, student, or lifelong learner, this episode offers valuable tools to navigate the challenges of learning and teaching with...2024-08-1449 minThe Learning OutcomeUsing OSCEs in Speech Pathology: Guiding the PathJoin us as we explore innovative teaching philosophies and assessment methods in speech pathology with Dr Lizz Hill. Discover how through her unique teaching philosophy, she fosters a supportive and immersive learning environment. In this episode we discuss the challenges and successes of implementing objective structured clinical examinations (OSCEs) in a speech pathology course, highlighting their impact on student preparedness and accreditation standards. This episode offers valuable insights into creating empathetic, effective, and authentic assessments and learning environments in higher education for students in the health professions.
2024-08-1438 minThe Learning OutcomeMeet the TLO Team: Our Learning Journey & Podcast VisionIn the debut episode, the three hosts of The Learning Outcome discuss the heart of their podcast’s mission and share their personal stories and educational philosophies. Join Dr Dave Parsons, A/Prof Margo Brewer, and Dr Nigel Gribble as they discuss their passion for education, their journeys from clinical practice to teaching, and their visions for the podcast. Discover how their diverse experiences and shared love for learning shape their approach to education and what you can expect from future episodes. Tune in to get to know the team and explore the exciting conversations ahead!2024-08-1431 min
Breaking WallsBW - EP132—008: Mutual Mystery Shows Of The 1940s—Halloween 1948 With The Shadow And Sherlock HolmesAt 5PM Mutual’s most famous program, The Shadow signed on. The show was in its eleventh season on the air in 1948. Andre Baruch handled emcee duties while Grace Matthews played Margo Lane.
Bret Morrison was Lamont Cranston. Halloween’s episode was called “Murder By A Corpse.” This season’s Shadow rating was 13.2. It was Mutual’s highest-rated show.
As night descended on New York on October 31st, temperatures dropped into the upper 40s and an eerie fog rolled in. Police were ready for mischief as children went trick or treating. The Halloween tradition was still seen by many as an act of be...2022-10-1817 minBreaking Walls: The Podcast on the History of American Network Radio BroadcastingBW - EP132—008: Mutual Mystery Shows Of The 1940s—Halloween 1948 With The Shadow And Sherlock HolmesAt 5PM Mutual’s most famous program, The Shadow signed on. The show was in its eleventh season on the air in 1948. Andre Baruch handled emcee duties while Grace Matthews played Margo Lane.
Bret Morrison was Lamont Cranston. Halloween’s episode was called “Murder By A Corpse.” This season’s Shadow rating was 13.2. It was Mutual’s highest-rated show.
As night descended on New York on October 31st, temperatures dropped into the upper 40s and an eerie fog rolled in. Police were ready for mischief as children went trick or treating. The Halloween tradition was still seen by many as an act of be...2022-10-1817 min
What a CreepWhat a Creep: Charles Starkweather (1958 Spree Killer from Nebraska)What a CreepSeason 15, Episode 7Charles Starkweather Charles Starkweather was 19 when he took his 14-year-old girlfriend Caril Ann Fugate through Nebraska and Wyoming in January 1958 on a murder spree that ultimately took 11 lives (including her baby sister). Starkweather was obsessed with James Dean and loved the media attention and infamy this brought him. Caril Ann maintains to this day that she was an innocent victim of a psychopath.Charles was executed on June 25, 1959, and Caril Ann served 18 years in a Nebraska prison. Their story has inspired films like Badlands, Kalifornia, and Natural Born Killers. Today we...2022-05-0749 min
Bad Movie Date NightTroll 2 (1990) (feat. Bailey Doerfler)For some, Troll 2 is considered one of the best worst movies ever made. Taking place in the town of Nilbog, Troll 2 tells the heartwarming tale of a family fighting against goblins trying to turn them into plant food. This week Nigel and Kaitlyn sit down with their guest, Bailey Doerfler, to discuss all of the quotable moments in the film, along with the inconsistencies of the title, the logic of turning humans into plant goop, as well as some of the other nonsensical decisions made during the production of this film. Join us as we journey into Troll 2.
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This Week in Law (Video)Teslas In Space! - Can Disney get another copyright extension for Mickey Mouse?
Will Mickey Mouse get another copyright extension? Spotify is sued for $1.6 billion, YouTube copyright claims on white noise, Disney vs. Redbox, why Google's Arts and Culture artwork selfie feature won't work in Illinois and Texas, trademark battle over "Comic-Con", and more!
Hosts: Denise Howell and J. Michael Keyes
Guest: Margo Cruz
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Attorneys may submit a self-study form to their local CLE board seeking MCLE credit approval. Please check the rules and...2018-01-201h 45This Week in Law (Audio)Teslas In Space! - Can Disney get another copyright extension for Mickey Mouse?
Will Mickey Mouse get another copyright extension? Spotify is sued for $1.6 billion, YouTube copyright claims on white noise, Disney vs. Redbox, why Google's Arts and Culture artwork selfie feature won't work in Illinois and Texas, trademark battle over "Comic-Con", and more!
Hosts: Denise Howell and J. Michael Keyes
Guest: Margo Cruz
Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-law.
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Attorneys may submit a self-study form to their local CLE board seeking MCLE credit approval. Please check the rules and...2018-01-201h 45
The Intellivisionaries PodcastThe Intellivisionaries - Episode 31 - VectronIn this episode we review the Mattel Electronics game Vectron. We interview the programmer / designer Mark Urbaniec. Keith Robinson joins in for part of the interview as well. Will and his wife Margo cover GoSub in a Homebrew Highlight segment. Cmart (Christian Martin) joins us again, as does George (and Nigel). And we have our usual Feedback, Mentions, News and fun. Over 5 hours of Intellivisionaries goodness! 0:00:00 - Turn on the tube TV, insert Vectron and go! 0:00:33 - George (and Nigel): episode rundown 0:02:16 - The Intellivisionaries Theme by Paul 'Nurmix' Nurmin...2017-05-035h 22
TK Jingles Weekly ProdcastJanuary 14, 2016: This Show's The Worst (AKA Murder at the Schvitz!)Opening with a stinker from the Billy Joel back catalogue, this may go down as the worst episode in the history of the prodcast. Just like Nigel, even Jerry has bad days. Featuring one of the most glorious self-indulgent bits in the history of the show which TIRB describes as "an odd blend of a lot of effort to get all the small details just right, and not giving one and a half ****s about voicing margo lane or trying too terribly hard to find sexist things to say." There's also a LOT of great new music from Joe Aro...2016-01-1400 min
derivativeTKJ Prodcast: This Show's The Worst (AKA Murder at the Schvitz!)Opening with a stinker from the Billy Joel back catalogue, this may go down as the worst episode in the history of the prodcast. Just like Nigel, even Jerry has bad days. Featuring one of the most glorious self-indulgent bits in the history of the show which TIRB describes as "an odd blend of a lot of effort to get all the small details just right, and not giving one and a half ****s about voicing margo lane or trying too terribly hard to find sexist things to say." There's also a LOT of great new music from Joe Aro...2016-01-1441 min