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La philanthropie en question(s)(36) Réinventer la philanthropie dans le Sud globalComment des crises telles que l'urgence climatique ou la pandémie de Covid-19 mettent-elles en lumière la possibilité d’un secteur philanthropique plus robuste, impactant et démocratique dans le sud global ? Quelles nouvelles stratégies le secteur doit-il adopter pour accroître son impact ? Dans ce 36ème épisode, le micro est à Clare Woodcraft, nouvelle directrice exécutive de la Chaire Philanthropie de l'ESSEC et co-éditrice, avec Kamal Munir et Nitya Khemka, de l'ouvrage "“Reimagining philanthropy in the Global South: from analysis to action in a post-Covid world” publié en 2024. Cl...2025-01-2918 min
Romance Your TBR: An Unhinged Historical Romance PodcastS03.06: Confessions of Independent Bookstore Shopaholics In which Caroline and Hannah reveal their Independent Bookstore Day shopping lists, reveal YOUR 🫵 Independent Bookstore Day shopping lists, and get tortured by both Taylor Swift and ants.Reminders:- Fill out this Google Form to receive Romance Your TBR + romance themed friendship bracelets from us! https://forms.gle/N9ZZFfzAm5nCfTnV9- Subscribe to Romance Your TBR on Substack to get monthly updates from your local spinsters, access to show notes and bingo cards, and exclusive newsletter giveaways!Intro: (00:00)- Recommending Books for Independent Bookstore Day 2024 - (16:45)...2024-04-271h 24
Shaping PhilanthropyClare WoodcraftHow did Covid-19 change philanthropy in the Global South? Reimagining philanthropy in the Global South: from analysis to action in a post-Covid world is a new book that tackles this very question. Join one of its editors, Clare Woodcraft, to find out more about the lessons learned, and how global south philanthropists are rewriting the giving playbook."We wanted to contribute to the new discourse around shifting the power balance from the Global North to the Global South and give an opportunity not just for us as researchers, academics to talk...2024-04-2435 min
SIM Radio NetworkSIMRADIO Valentine's Day Special - To Be Or Not To BeSIM RADIO Hosts a brand new Valentine's Day Special! To Be Or Not To Be features music from some of today's up and coming indiependent artists and songwriters.
Carrie Brockwell - Strangers with memories
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WTS (What's That Sound) - Love Comes Calling (feat. Olivia O’Connell)
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Sisters In Music RadioSIMRADIO Valentine's Day Special - To Be Or Not To BeSIM RADIO Hosts a brand new Valentine's Day Special! To Be Or Not To Be features music from some of today's up and coming indiependent artists and songwriters. Carrie Brockwell - Strangers with memories Parkerxx - Love Bites Cassidy Ladden - An echo (Asking a Shadow to Dance) Ella Nixon - This is Goodbye WTS (What's That Sound) - Love Comes Calling (feat. Olivia O’Connell)Michael Benshish - I'm Over You (feat. Brooke Zino)Jesse Young - Be The One (feat. Ari Hest) Kiki Halliday - Eff Your Love Gladys Padron ...2022-02-261h 47
Spherical CowThe End of the BeginningWelcome back, Spherical Cow Moonions!
This week unfortunately marks the final episode of Spherical Cow. Thank you so much for supporting our podcast - we hope you have enjoyed the episodes!
In this episode we are finishing off our discussion about the history of the universe. We will be talking about the Epoch of Reionization, how scientists actually learn about this era and saying goodbye!
Please see an amendment to our discussion below:
1:35 - Sorry I slipped up here! I meant to say that when high energy radiation was emitted by...2021-09-2427 minSpherical CowCosmic DawnWelcome back, Spherical Cow Moonions!
This week we are continuing our journey through the history of the universe and discussing Cosmic Dawn. We will be talking about what Cosmic Dawn is, the properties and formation of the first stars and why they are so interesting!
Please see some additions/amendments to our discussion below:
04:45 - To explain this a little further, ATLAS is one of the four detectors located around the Large Hadron Collider ring at CERN. Two protons beams, travelling in opposite directions, collide inside the ATLAS detector. Before this collision, the momentum in a direction perpendicular to the...2021-09-1030 minSpherical CowAnd sound too!Welcome back, Spherical Cow Moonions!
This week we are continuing our discussion about the history of the universe and once again talking about 380,000 years after the Big Bang. We will be discussing the formation of sound waves in the early universe and how studying the imprint of these acoustic oscillations of the Cosmic Microwave Background map can tell us lots of fascinating information about our universe!
Please see some additions/amendments to our discussion below:
13:42 - Sorry! I meant to say that you can do some calculations and see if they agree with...2021-08-3016 min
Spherical CowLet there be light!Welcome back, Spherical Cow Moonions!
This week we are discussing the surface of last scattering and cosmic microwave background radiation (CMBR).
We will be talking about what CMBR is, how it was discovered and how measurements of CMBR agree with observations of our universe.
To view our sources please see our website - https://www.podpage.com/spherical-cow/
N.B. This episode was recorded virtually so the audio quality might be different to normal.2021-08-1422 minSpherical CowA melting pot of matterWelcome back, Spherical Cow Moonions!
This week we are continuing our journey through the history of the universe and discussing the beginnings of matter! We will be talking about the quark-gluon plasma era and big bang nucleosynthesis.
To view our sources please see our website - https://www.podpage.com/spherical-cow/
N.B. This episode was recorded virtually so the audio quality might be different to normal.2021-08-0320 minSpherical CowThen came the Big...Welcome back, Spherical Cow Moonions!
This week we are continuing our journey through the history of the universe and discussing inflation and reheating. We will be talking about what inflation is, what are the motivations behind inflationary theory and what happened to the universe immediately after inflation.
Please see some additions/amendments to our discussion below:
3.30 - I misspoke here! The fluctuations are actually at a level of one part in 100,000 so they are even tinier than I suggested (but still very important which we will discuss next episode).
5.55 - I...2021-07-1620 minSpherical CowIt started with a bang!Welcome back, Spherical Cow Moonions!
This week we are venturing all the way back to the birth of the universe! We will be discussing the big bang, the Planck epoch and the GUT era.
To view our sources please see our website - https://www.podpage.com/spherical-cow/
N.B We are sorry about the noisy background!2021-07-0218 minSpherical CowThe darker side of the universeWelcome back, Spherical Cow Moonions!
This week we will be discussing dark energy! We will be exploring the evidence for dark energy, how scientists determined the expansion of the universe is accelerating and what dark energy might be.
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3:22 - To expand on this further, if the universe is closed (has positive curvature) and the shape of space is spherical, this would mean that initially parallel beams of light would converge (like how, when you follow two lines which are parallel at the equator on a...2021-06-1116 minSpherical CowA very dark matter...Welcome back, Spherical Cow Moonions!
This week, we are talking about Dark Matter! We will be discussing why the notion of dark matter was first introduced, what evidence there is for the existence of dark matter and what dark matter could be.
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21:58 - After looking into this more, we are still not sure if we were talking about the same neutrino! If you would like to learn more about neutrinos, please see our podpage for some links to resources.
To view our sources...2021-05-2822 minSpherical CowMooos Flash!Welcome back, Spherical Cow Moonions!
This episode is all about the exciting Particle Physics News from CERN and Fermilab which came out around March-April time. We will be discussing the results published by both organisations and what they mean for the future of physics! If you stay to the end you will also hear an interesting link between muons and special relativity!
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2:00 - The charm quark is similar to the up quark because of its +2/3 electric charge and the strange quark is like the...2021-05-1427 minSpherical CowNothing really antimattersWelcome back, Spherical Cow Moonions!
This week we are discussing the topic of antimatter! What is antimatter? How was antimatter first discovered? Why is there such an imbalance between matter and antimatter in the universe? Listen to this episode to find out more!
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Around 10:50 - I misspoke here! The weak force only governs beta decay. Alpha decay is essentially caused by a quantum mechanical phenomena called quantum tunneling!
Around 25:06 - To add to what I mentioned here about kaons, kaons are a type...2021-04-3032 minSpherical CowYour questions answered! - Part 3Welcome back, Spherical Cow Moonions!
This episode is the last installment in our series of q&a episodes. We will be discussing some of the fascinating quantum mechanics questions you have sent in including the notorious thought experiment, ‘Schrödinger's Cat’ and the notion of parallel universes!
Please see an amendment to our discussion below:
3:40 - To be more precise, we should say that the radioactive substance has a 50:50 chance of decaying within a certain time period. This time period, which is characteristic to each radioactive substance, is called 'the half-life'.
To vie...2021-04-1621 minSpherical CowYour questions answered! - Part 2Welcome back, Spherical Cow Moonions!
This week we are continuing to answer all the great questions you have sent in! We will be discussing how we know the universe is expanding, where the universe will end and lots more!
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10:34 - We were quite far off! Dinosaurs actually roamed the earth in a period of time known as the Mesozoic Era (between about 245 - 66 million years ago) but the same logic of our discussion applies!
To view our sources please see our website - h...2021-04-0221 minSpherical CowYour questions answered! - Part 1Welcome back, Spherical Moonions!
To celebrate the tenth episode of our podcast, this week we will be answering interesting physics questions sent in by you! Thank you very much for all your great questions! We will be discussing the physics of rainbows, what actually is touch and lots more!
We would also like to say a big thank you to all the physics teachers at our school for supporting our podcast. We really appreciate it!
To view our sources please see our website - https://www.podpage.com/spherical-cow/2021-03-2125 minSpherical CowSo light is both! And sort of neither...Welcome back, Spherical Cow Moonions!
This week we are bringing our miniseries about the history of light, the birth of quantum mechanics and particle-wave duality to a close. In this episode we are revisiting the Double-slit Experiment but looking at it from a slightly different angle. By doing so, we will finally reach the 'particle-wave duality' stage of our journey and discuss some of the crazy ideas quantum mechanics has to offer!
Please see a slight amendment to our discussion below:
06:49 - Olivia accidentally said 'proton' instead of 'photon' !
To view o...2021-03-0516 minSpherical CowYes, light is a particle!Welcome back, Spherical Cow Moonions!
This week we are continuing our journey through the history of light, the birth of quantum mechanics and particle-wave duality! In this episode we are carrying on with our discussion about the birth of quantum mechanics by talking about the Photoelectric Effect and the Compton Effect.
Please see an addition to our discussion below:
15:07 - Poor Robert Millikan! We forgot to mention that he also won a Nobel Prize in 1923 for his work on the Photoelectric Effect and for determining the charge on the electron.
To vi...2021-02-1928 minSpherical CowHang on...is light actually a particle?Welcome back, Spherical Cow Moonions!
This week we are continuing our miniseries about the history of light, the birth of quantum mechanics and particle-wave duality! In this episode we will be discussing the Ultraviolet Catastrophe, the work of Max Planck and the birth of quantum mechanics.
To view our sources please see our website -https://www.podpage.com/spherical-cow/
N.B. This episode was recorded virtually so the audio quality might be different to normal.2021-02-0518 minSpherical CowLight is a wave!Welcome back, Spherical Cow Moonions!
This week marks the beginning of our miniseries about the history of light, the birth of quantum mechanics and particle-wave duality! This episode is all about the wave theory of light. We will be discussing some of the key figures involved in the development of this theory, exploring some of the central ideas behind wave theory and looking at the evidence which supports a wave theory of light.
Please see a slight amendment to our discussion below:
09:30 - Whilst diffraction is one of reasons there are fuzzy edges ar...2021-01-2231 minSpherical CowUnder Pressure! - Part 2Welcome back, Spherical Cow Moonions!
This week's episode is the second part of our double episode about Pressure! We will be discussing why it is important for divers to slowly ascend after being underwater, what prevents stars from collapsing inwards, how aeroplanes are designed to keep you conscious when flying and lots more!
To view our sources please see our website -https://www.podpage.com/spherical-cow/2021-01-0829 minSpherical CowUnder Pressure! - Part 1Welcome back, Spherical Cow Moonions and Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
This week's episode is the first part of a double episode all about Pressure! In this week's episode we will be discussing how pressure cookers work, why competitive cyclists travel directly behind each other, how to break the bottom of a bottle by hitting the top and lots more!
To view our sources please see our website -https://www.podpage.com/spherical-cow/
2020-12-2518 minSpherical CowA relatively general discussion about General Relativity - Part 2Welcome back, Spherical Cow Moonions!
This week's episode is the second part of our two part special all about General Relativity! So, if you haven't listened to our previous episode, check it out before diving into this one! In this part we will be exploring the evidence which supports Einstein's General Theory of Relativity, how understanding General Relativity has helped us in other areas of Physics and we will also discuss how General Relativity has recently come up in current affairs!
To view our sources please see our website -https://www.podpage.com/spherical-cow/2020-12-1117 minSpherical CowA relatively general discussion about General Relativity - Part 1Welcome back, Spherical Cow Moonions!
This week's episode is the first part of our two part special all about General Relativity! In this part we will be discussing Newton's theory of gravity, the history of General Relativity, how Einstein came up with this theory and what the theory actually describes.
To view our sources please see our website - https://www.podpage.com/spherical-cow/
2020-11-2919 minSpherical CowSuperconductors are super cool!Welcome to the first episode of The Spherical Cow Podcast! This week's episode is about superconductors! What are they? How do they work? What superconductor was discovered recently? Why are superconductors so useful? Listen to this episode to find out!
0:31 - What are superconductors?
4:30 - How superconductors work at a microscopic level
14.45 - Superconductors in current affairs
21.22 - Applications of superconductors
To view our sources please see our website - https://www.podpage.com/spherical-cow/2020-11-1129 min