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The Science BridgeEp #24: Dr. Edward Evans on disease prevention and finding a way to make a differenceLet your interests take you where they may, despite the foreseeable challenges ahead. In this episode, Dr. Edward (Ed) Evans discusses his path to becoming a postdoctoral fellow in Dr. James DiGregori’s lab. From roots in math and chemistry, Dr. Evans talks about how his passion in one field led him into disease prevention research where he had to become an expert in a whole new field. Dr. Evans now studies DNA mutations in myelodysplastic syndromes and shares his aspirations of wanting to dedicate himself as a professor in the near future. [Date recorde...
2025-12-101h 00The Science BridgeEp #23: Dr. Tonya Brunetti on decoding the immune system with bioinformaticsIn This Episode: We sit down with Dr. Tonya Brunetti to explore her path into science and how she uses computational tools to make sense of complex biological data, especially data revealing how the immune system works. She shares what first sparked her interest in bioinformatics, the methods she relies on to decode large datasets, and the ways she applies bioinformatic approaches to deepen our understanding of biology. We also discuss her unique role within the university, where she partners with researchers across disciplines to help them interpret and translate their data into meaningful scientific insights. Rec...
2025-12-0357 min
Pro Ag PodcastEpisode 89: Sue Anschutz Rodgers on Being CountryIn this episode, Rachel visits with Sue Anschutz Rodgers. If you're unfamiliar, Sue is a rancher, a philanthropist, a daughter of the oil and gas business, and is sharp as a tack. In honor of Monday's ribbon cutting at the NWSS junior barn named in her honor, enjoy a snippet of my visit with the incomparable Sue Anschutz.This episode is brought to you by the generous support of Adam Rose at Iliff Custom Cabinetry. Find him at www.iliffcustomcabinetry.com or on The Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/icucab/. If you see Adam, please let...
2025-12-0231 minThe Science BridgeEp #22: Dr. Devyiani Rao on science communication and beyondIn This Episode: Join us as we sit down with Dr. Deviyani Rao for her very own episode! Devi has been an instrumental part of Project Bridge CO for many years and the driving force behind this podcast. Hear about her passion for science communication, where her journey is taking her in her post doc, and her life beyond the bench. This isn’t farewell, it is see you later! Recorded on: September 11th 2025 🛠️ Resources & Links Mentioned: Association of Science Communicators SciCommers National Science Policy Network ✨ Connect With Us: Fol...
2025-11-121h 15The Science BridgeEp #21: Breanna Dooling on Alzheimer's research and science communicationIn This Episode: In this episode we cover Breanna’s journey as a scientist thus far in her career. Breanna is a graduate student with a funded grant through the NIH. We talk about her interests as an Alzheimer's researcher and speculate on a few of the possible molecular underpinnings of the disease. Finally, we discuss her path in becoming a Medical Science Liaison. Recorded: August 22nd 2025 🎧 Tune In If You’re: Interested in Alzheimer's or curious about hearing different examples of PhD-level careers outside of a standard academic or industry position 🛠️ Resources & Links Mentioned: ...
2025-10-2955 min
Health Science RadioThe Ghostly Tales of a Former Army HospitalWelcome to a special Halloween episode of Health Science Radio. It opened in 1941 as “the last word in Army hospitals,” serving military families from World War II to Vietnam. Today, the Fitzsimons Building houses the administrative offices of CU Anschutz. It’s not uncommon for the community to ask, “Is the Fitzsimons building haunted?” Those who work in the bowels of the 480,000 square foot art deco building have chilling tales to tell.
2025-10-2307 min
The Compassion Delivered PodcastEpisode 14: The Future of Compassion DeliveredEpisode 14 – The Future of Compassion DeliveredGuests/Hosts: Amanda & Daniel AnschutzIn this heartfelt season finale, Daniel and I sit down to reflect on how far Compassion Delivered has come and where we’re going next. From humble beginnings to a growing movement of love and service, this episode is a behind-the-scenes look at the vision shaping our future.We talk candidly about:The early days and defining moments of growthOur commitment to deeper community partnershipsThe values guiding every decision we makeIf y...
2025-10-2030 minThe Science BridgeEp #20: Bailey McCurdy on primary cilia function in Down SyndromeIn This Episode: Bailey is a 5th year PhD candidate in the Molecular Biology program. She studies how primary cilia form and function. A med school hopeful turned researcher. Outside of the lab she is a part of a band.Recorded on: August 5th 2025 🛠️ Resources & Links Mentioned: ✨ Connect With Us: Follow The Science Bridge Podcast on Instagram & BlueSky Project Bridge Colorado Website Follow Project Bridge Colorado on Instagram & BlueSky Email us at sciencebridgepod@gmail.com if you have any inquiries ...
2025-10-1551 minThe Compassion Delivered PodcastEpisode 13: Preparing for the Unexpected: A Family Story of ResilienceEpisode 13 – Preparing for the Unexpected: A Family Story of ResilienceGuests: Ted & Coni (Amanda's parents)Host: Amanda AnschutzIn this deeply personal episode, I sit down with my parents, Ted and Coni, to talk about how our family has navigated unexpected challenges with unwavering strength and compassion. From medical emergencies to emotional pivots, we share what it means to stay grounded when life throws you curveballs.Whether you're walking through your own season of uncertainty or supporting a loved one who is, this conversation is filled with encouragement, perspective, and the quiet po...
2025-10-1336 minThe Compassion Delivered PodcastEpisode 12: Stories of Compassion: Real-Life Impact of Compassion DeliveredEpisode 12 – Stories of Compassion: Real-Life Impact of Compassion DeliveredGuest: Amanda FisherHost: Amanda AnschutzIn this heartfelt episode, I sit down with Amanda Fisher, a client of Compassion Delivered, as she shares her powerful story of receiving care during one of the hardest seasons of her life. Amanda’s words are a testament to the life-changing power of kindness and how small, consistent acts of service can offer comfort, hope, and healing.We talk about:What it felt like to be seen and supported through illnessWhy show...
2025-10-0623 minThe Science BridgeEp# 19: Dr. Devin Effinger on psychedelic researchIn this episode: We are joined by post doctoral research Devin Effinger, Ph.D. Tune in and hear about the world of psychedelics, their therapeutic roles following traumatic brain injury, and his journey into science! Recorded on: July 23rd 2025🛠 Resources & Links Mentioned: Follow Devin on Instagram & BlueSkyNational Institute on Drug Abuse ✨ Connect with us: Follow The Science Bridge Podcast on Instagram & BlueSkyProject Bridge Colorado WebsiteFollow Project Bridge on Instagram & BlueSkyEmail us at sciencebridgepod@gmail.com with any inquiries 🎵 Credits: Host(s): Deviyani Roa, Lauren Dunn, Ginny Fogg, Jeremy Fleck, Preston Stafford...
2025-10-0153 minThe Compassion Delivered PodcastEpisode 11: Navigating Grief: Holding Space for Healing Episode 11 – Navigating Grief: Holding Space for HealingGuest: JohnnaHost: Amanda AnschutzIn this tender and deeply honest episode, I sit down with Johnna to talk about the life-altering experience of losing someone you love. Together, we explore what it means to sit with sorrow, allow space for healing, and honor the emotions that come in waves.We talk about:The raw and real moments that come with navigating deep lossHow to hold space for yourself—and others—during griefWhy healing is not linear, and th...
2025-09-2946 minThe Compassion Delivered PodcastEpisode 10: Not Today, Maybe Tomorrow: Self-Care for the CaregiverEpisode 10 – Not Today, Maybe Tomorrow: Self-Care for the CaregiverGuest: MelissaHost: Amanda AnschutzIn this deeply moving episode, I sit down with Melissa, a mother whose son battled cancer, to talk about the often invisible emotional weight caregivers carry and what it means to care for yourself while caring for someone you love.We open up about:The emotional toll and silent burnout of caregivingHow to redefine self-care when your world feels chaoticGiving yourself permission for rest, guilt-free grace, and small wins...
2025-09-2234 minThe Science BridgeEp #18: Dr. Olivia Anthony on science communication for Susan G. KomenIn this episode: This week we sit down with Olivia Anthony, Ph.D., a former breast cancer researcher who now helps lead patient education at Susan G. Komen. She shares how her path from the lab bench to scientific communications allows her to translate complex science into resources that empower patients, inform communities, and shape global breast cancer initiatives.Recorded on: July 18th 2025🛠Resources & Links Mentioned: Susan G. Komen website Connect with Susan G. Komen ✨ Connect with us: Follow The Science Bridge Podcast on Instagram & BlueSky Project Bridge Colorado Website Follow Project Bridg...
2025-09-1759 minThe Compassion Delivered PodcastEpisode 9: Invisible Strength: Service Above SelfEpisode 9 – Invisible Strength: Service Above SelfGuest: Principal Ryan KumpfHost: Amanda AnschutzIn this inspiring episode, I sit down with Principal Ryan, a quiet force of compassion in his school and community. We talk about the impact of showing up for others and how small acts of kindness create lasting change.Together, we explore:How a compassionate school culture transforms students and staffThe ripple effect of leading with empathyWhy true strength is often quiet, consistent, and unseenWhether you’re a lead...
2025-09-1534 minThe Compassion Delivered PodcastEpisode 8: Working With Your Spouse: Leading with Love in a Mission-Driven BusinessEpisode 8 – Working With Your Spouse: Leading with Love in a Mission-Driven BusinessGuests/Hosts: Amanda & Daniel AnschutzIn this candid and heartfelt episode, Daniel and I get real about the highs and hurdles of working together at Compassion Delivered. Leading a mission-driven organization is never easy, but doing it alongside your spouse brings a whole new layer of connection, conflict, and growth.Together, we talk about:How we communicate clearly (and not-so-clearly) under pressureWhy keeping love at the center of our work is non-negotiableBoundaries we’ve had...
2025-09-0840 minThe Science BridgeEp #17: Dr. Matt Sikora on breast cancer research with patients at the centerIn this episode: This week we sit down with Matt Sikora, Ph.D. , an associate professor of pathology at CU AMC who leads his own lab studying lobular breast cancer and serves as a program liaison for the Cancer Center. He shares how mentors and colleagues shaped his ability to communicate science, and how patients and advocates are the driving force of his research - guiding his lab's research questions and keeping him motivated when plans go awry. Tune in to hear how engaging with patients and advocates keeps the research focused, relevant, and deeply human. Recorded...
2025-09-031h 01The Compassion Delivered PodcastEpisode 7 : Development with Purpose: Why Fundraising MattersEpisode 7 – Development with Purpose: Why Fundraising MattersGuest: DawnHost: Amanda AnschutzIn this episode, I sit down with Dawn, a seasoned fundraising professional, to talk about what it really takes to sustain a nonprofit mission over time. We explore how clarity, compassion, and purpose are the foundation of lasting support, and why fundraising is about so much more than dollars.We dive into:The connection between vision and fundraising successHow clear communication builds donor trust and transparencySustainability tips for nonprofits navigating limited resources...
2025-09-0125 minThe Compassion Delivered PodcastEpisode 6 : Legacy of Love: Fundraising is Messy But a MustEpisode 6 – Legacy of Love: Fundraising is Messy But a MustGuests: Brett & ColleenHost: Amanda AnschutzIn this honest and inspiring episode, I sit down with board members, Brett and Colleen, to unpack the messy but meaningful world of nonprofit fundraising. We dive into the emotional side of asking for support, and why it’s ultimately an act of love, vision, and legacy.Together, we explore:Why asking for help is an act of humility and trustReal talk: the awkward, rewarding, and transformative parts of fundraisingWh...
2025-08-2535 minThe Science BridgeEp #16: Kyndal Schade on managing mice and making discoveriesIn this episode: Join us today and get to know Kyndal Schade, M.S., a senior professional research assistant whose love of animals and background in animal sciences led her to a career on a medical campus! Hear about what it is like to manage a lab's mouse colony, what mouse behavioral experiments are, and the vital role that this work plays in advancing our understanding of human health and disease. Recorded on: June 13th 2025🛠️ Resources & Links Mentioned: Linda Crnic Institute for Down SyndromeExample of the Morris water mazeThe Institutional Animal Care and Us...
2025-08-2054 minThe Compassion Delivered PodcastEpisode 5 : Building Your Circle: Why Support Systems MatterEpisode 5 – Building Your Circle: Why Support Systems MatterGuests: Amanda Anschutz (host), Jenny & AmyIn this heartwarming conversation, I’m joined by two of my closest friends—Jenny and Amy—to talk about the power of support systems during caregiving, grief, and life’s hardest seasons.Together, we open up about:Why deep friendships are essential in seasons of lossThe role of faith, laughter, and presence in healingHow to build a circle of support that feels safe and life-givingAnd yes—there’s a little humor a...
2025-08-1834 minThe Compassion Delivered PodcastEpisode 4 : The Men’s Support Group: Finding Strength in CommunityEpisode 4 – The Men’s Support Group: Finding Strength in CommunityGuest: ChadHost: Amanda AnschutzIn this powerful episode, Chad joins me to talk about the role of men’s support groups in navigating grief, healing, and personal growth. Together, we explore how vulnerability and community can break the silence many men feel after loss.We discuss:The power of male friendships and brotherhood in hard seasonsWhy vulnerability is an act of strength, not weaknessHow shared stories foster healing and emotional resilienceThe co...
2025-08-1135 minThe Compassion Delivered PodcastEpisode 3 : When You’re the One Left Behind: Grief After Losing a ParentEpisode 3 : When You’re the One Left Behind: Grief After Losing a ParentGuest: Andrew, Board Member and Friend of Compassion DeliveredHost: Amanda AnschutzWhat happens when the world keeps moving, but your heart feels stuck?Board member and longtime friend Andrew joins me for a vulnerable and honest conversation about losing a parent, and what it means to live with the quiet ache of grief that lingers long after the funeral is over.Together, we talk about:The often unspoken reality of grieving a parent as...
2025-08-0446 minThe Science BridgeEp #15: Dr. Erin Golden on becoming a science cheerleaderIn this episode: Today we are joined by an amazing friend of the podcast, Erin Golden, Ph.D! Erin completed her post doctoral training her at CU AMC and during that time founded the CU Anschutz Chapter of Project Bridge. Now Dr. Golden helps current post docs navigate their career goals as the Assistant Director of the Postdoctoral Office here at CU AMC. Recorded on: May 2nd 2025🛠Resources & Links Mentioned: CU AMC Career Development Office CU AMC Postdoctoral Office Erin Golden's LinkedInDenver Science Fair ✨Connect with us: Follow The Science Bridge Podcast on In...
2025-07-301h 01The Compassion Delivered PodcastEpisode 2: Why a Board is Important (and Fun!): Building Trust and VisionGuests: Blake Babcock & Haley Seifert, Board Members of Compassion DeliveredHost: Amanda AnschutzWhat makes a nonprofit board not just effective, but enjoyable? In this episode, we’re diving into the heart of nonprofit leadership with two of Compassion Delivered’s amazing board members: Blake and Haley.Together, we talk about:Why a strong shared vision is the foundation for board successHow clear communication and trust fuel long-term impactThe role of community and fun in keeping board members engagedReal examples of how our boar...
2025-07-2837 minThe Compassion Delivered PodcastEpisode 1: The Power of Compassion: The Story Behind Compassion Delivered (Amanda & Daniel)Show Notes:Welcome to the very first episode of The Compassion Delivered Podcast, where stories of caregiving, faith, illness, and healing are shared with honesty and heart.In this inaugural episode, host Amanda Anschutz is joined by her husband and co-founder, Daniel Anschutz, as they take listeners behind the scenes of how Compassion Delivered began. Rooted in their family’s personal journey supported by a deep foundation of faith, Amanda and Daniel share how love, loss, and service came together to create a nonprofit that now provides free, high-quality meals to people battling life-threatening and te...
2025-07-2351 minThe Science BridgeEp #14: PhD Candidate Lacey Mesia on being on the bleeding edgeRecorded on: April 30th 2025In this episode: Join us today as we hang out with Lacey Mesia, a Bioengineering PhD candidate here at CU AMC. Lacey studies bleeding disorders but has a secret passion for science communication and writing! Hear about why bubbles are bad, the methane momba, and a hate turned into love relationship with math. 🎧Tune in if you're: wondering how you find the right career.🛠Resources & links mentioned:Lacey's LinkedInColorado Multiple Institutional Review Board (CoMIRB)✨Connect with us:Follow The Science Bridge Podcast on Instagra...
2025-07-1655 minThe Science BridgeEp #13: Scientist and Ethicist Dr. Curtis Coughlin on helping kids with rare diseasesIn this episode: Join us as we sit down with Curtis Coughlin, Ph.D. , an Associate Professor here at CU AMC in the Department of Pediatrics and The Center for Bioethics and Humanities. Hear about the amazing work his lab does on rare metabolic diseases in children, his service as a Pediatric Healthcare Ethics Consultant, and his journey into a career dedicated to helping patients from bench to bedside. Recorded on: April 21st, 2025🛠Resources/links:Center for Bioethics and Humanities at CU AMC✨Connect with us: Follow The Science Bridg...
2025-07-0249 minThe Science BridgeEp #12: Dr. Meg Filbin on Research and Teaching: A Biochemist's PathIn this episode: Meet Dr. Meg Filbin, a Biochemistry professor at Metro State University who earned her Ph.D. in Molecular Biology at CU AMC. We chat about her surprising switch from art to science, how she juggles doing research while teaching and creating courses, and her reasoning on why she prefers RNA to proteins - definitely a hot take you don't want to miss!🎧 Tune in if you're: Interested in what research looks like at primarily undergraduate institution or are interested in teaching!✨ Connect with us: Follow The S...
2025-06-1857 min
The Inspired Impact PodcastThe Inspired Impact Podcast with Judy Carlson-Interview with Sydney Mauck, Anschutz Military Collections Specialist, History ColoradoSydney Mauck serves as the Anschutz Military Collections Specialist at History Colorado, where she is dedicated to preserving and sharing the stories held within the museum’s extensive military collection.A Colorado native, Sydney developed an early appreciation for the state’s rich history, particularly that of the renowned 10th Mountain Division, through the influence of her father and grandfather. She went on to earn a bachelor’s degree in Anthropology from the University of Denver, with minors in History and Psychology, and a concentration in museum studies.Her passion lies in working with museum collections to int...
2025-06-1149 min
Business Innovators RadioThe Inspired Impact Podcast with Judy Carlson-Interview with Sydney Mauck, Anschutz Military Collections Specialist, History ColoradoSydney Mauck serves as the Anschutz Military Collections Specialist at History Colorado, where she is dedicated to preserving and sharing the stories held within the museum’s extensive military collection.A Colorado native, Sydney developed an early appreciation for the state’s rich history, particularly that of the renowned 10th Mountain Division, through the influence of her father and grandfather. She went on to earn a bachelor’s degree in Anthropology from the University of Denver, with minors in History and Psychology, and a concentration in museum studies.Her passion lies in working with museum collections to int...
2025-06-1149 minThe Science BridgeEp # 11: Kayla Ahr on engaging the next generation of scientistsIn this episode: Hear more about Kayla's journey to becoming the Director of the Denver Metro Regional Science and Engineering Fair (DMRSEF)! We also discuss the importance of science fairs for the development of young scientists, as well as current challenges and opportunities of using AI in the classroom. 🎧 Tune in if you're: Interested in learning more about the science fair here in Denver, and how AI is being used in the classroom. 🛠️ Resources & Links Mentioned:Learn more about DMRSEF hereConnect with Kayla on LinkedIn✨ Connect with us:Follow The Scienc...
2025-06-0455 minHealth Science RadioWhen Is Pornography a Problem?Pornography has never been easier to access and consume. While experts don’t agree on labeling its problematic use as “addiction,” its use targets the same areas of the brain as substances. And its use can be detrimental to health and well-being. We’re joined by licensed marriage and family therapist Danielle Sukenik, assistant professor of psychiatry at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. She shares what the research says about the problematic use of pornography – and the impact its use has on the individuals and couples she sees in practice. You'll also hear what researchers know about the impact...
2025-05-2724 minThe Science BridgeEp #10: Meet the hosts pt2: "The Boys"In this episode: The Science Bridge is growing, and with that growth comes fresh energy and voices! We're excited to introduce our three new hosts - Jeremy, Preston, and Jon (aka The Boys)-PhD students from the Immunology, Stem Cell & Development, and Toxicology programs here at CU AMC. Tune in as they share their journeys into science and how they each found a passion for science communication. With their dynamic chemistry and shared enthusiasm, they come together like a well-tuned orchestra-so sit back, relax, and enjoy some fun and engaging science talk!Recorded on: March 25th, 2025
2025-05-2151 minThe Science BridgeEp #9: Dr. Kyla Ost on the growing science of fungi in the gut microbiomeIn this episode: You may have heard about all the different bacteria that live in our guts and impact our health but, what about the fungi? Meet Kyla Ost, Ph.D., who is interested in understanding how the microscopic fungal species that reside in our gut interact with our immune system. Join us as we chat about shape shifting fungi, why fungal research is needed, and the importance of exposure to careers in science.🎧 Tune in you're: Curious about all things fungi!✨Connect with us: Follow The Science Bridge Podcast on Instagram & BlueSky Project Bridg...
2025-05-0756 minThe Science BridgeEp #8: Amber Baldwin on becoming a Lab ManagerIn this episode: Meet the RiboSeq Queen herself, Amber Baldwin! She is the lab manager for the lab of Dr. Neel Mukherjee here at CU AMC. Join us as she shares her experience with grad school, working at a start up, and figuring out her path in the world of academic science. Recorded on: December 12th, 2024🎧 Tune in if you're: Curious about what a lab manager's job entails. 🛠Resources & Links Mentioned:Amber Baldwin LinkedIn✨Connect with us: Follow The Science Bridge Podcast on Instagram & BlueSkyP...
2025-04-2354 minThe Science BridgeEp #7: Biologist Dr. Cara Smith on snakebite: snakes in the wild and proteins in the labIn this episode: Snake research ... on a medical campus? Yes! Join us as we chat with Cara Smith , Ph.D. , a post doctoral candidate who studies snakebite. Learn all about snake venom, the current research efforts of the field, and interesting facts about our snake friends. Recorded on: October 23rd, 2025🎧 Tune in if you're: Interested in 🐍SNAKES🐍 (& proteins)🛠️ Resources & Links Mentioned:Operation WallaceAsclepius Snakebite Foundation✨Connect with us:Follow The Science Bridge Podcast on Instagram & BlueSkyProject Bridge Colorado WebsiteFollow Project Bridge Colorado on Instagram & BlueSkyEmail us at sciencebridgepod...
2025-04-0952 minHealth Science RadioHow Do We ‘Trust the Science’ in an Age of Misinformation?Fueled by emotion-driven and easily shared social media, the current waves of online misinformation casting doubt on science have grown in size, frequency and intensity. This episode of Health Science Radio features two guests from the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus who are passionate about preventing and reversing the trend: Aimee Bernard, PhD, associate professor of immunology and microbiology, and Laura Scherer, PhD, associate professor of medicine in the cardiology division. Both Bernard and Scherer are faculty members at the CU School of Medicine. They discuss sources of misinformation, how it is disseminated, the challenges of social influencers...
2025-04-0345 minThe Science BridgeEp #6: Dr. Laurie Lyon on figuring it out as you goIn this episode: Meet Laurie Lyon, Ph.D., a postdoctoral fellow who defended her thesis in June of 2024 here at CU AMC just 3 months before recording this episode. Laurie's decision to pursue a Ph.D. was anything but obvious, yet she couldn't imagine it any other way! She has an amazing story to share, and we really enjoyed sitting down with her and hearing more about it. Recorded on: September 24th, 2024🎧Tune In If You're: Thinking about pursuing a Ph.D. or post doc but aren't sure if its the right decision for you!✨...
2025-03-251h 03The Science BridgeEp #5: Dr. Rwik Sen on becoming a Field Application ScientistIn this episode: Join us as we catch up with Rwik Sen , Ph.D. during his visit back to CU Anschutz! Hear about Dr. Sen's time as a post doctoral researcher in the field of epigenetics in cranial facial development, his perspective on the importance of effective science communication, and his transition from academia to industry where he is now a field application specialist with Active Motif. Fun fact, Dr. Sen was a presenter at the very first STEM Poster Day at the Colorado Capitol hosted by Project Bridge!Recorded on: August 22nd, 2024🎧Tune in if...
2025-03-1247 minThe Science BridgeEp #4: PhD Candidate Destiny Denicola on becoming a 2023 3MT WinnerIn this episode: Could you explain what you do in 3 minutes without any jargon such that anyone could understand what you do? Well, this is exactly what Destiny did with her research on chronic liver disease! Join us as we meet with Destiny to hear about her research as a PhD candidate in the Molecular Biology Program, her journey into science, and being a Three Minute Thesis competitor (and winner!!). Recorded on: August 13th, 2024🎧Tune in if You: Want to learn what a 3 Minute Thesis is and about the lymphatic system!🛠Resources & Links Mentio...
2025-02-2656 minHealth Science RadioWhat Are the Impacts of Alcohol on Health? With mounting evidence about the dangers of alcohol to our health, just what is the impact of alcohol on cancer risk? On cardiovascular risk? On overall mortality? Those questions are answered on this episode of Health Science Radio, which features two University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus professors discussing the latest studies on alcohol and health. The two doctors also talk about the changing patterns of alcohol consumption, current definitions of what constitutes a drink, their own internal conversations about alcohol and the need for more research.
2025-02-1939 minThe Science BridgeEp #3: Dr. Curtis Henry on his journey to becoming one of Cell Press’ 100 More Inspiring Black Scientists in AmericaIn this episode:Meet Curtis Henry, PhD! Hear about his journey to becoming a professor of Immunology and Microbiology and the Deputy Associate Director for the Office of Engagement, Access, and Success at the University of Colorado Cancer Center. Dr. Henry's passion for science, equality, and equity is contagious!Recorded on:December 12th, 2024🎧 Tune In If You're: In the mood to be inspired!✨ Connect With Us:Connect with Dr. Curtis Henry on LinkedInFollow The Science Bridge Podcast on Instagram andBlueSkyProject Bridge Colorado WebsiteFollow Project Bridge Colorado onInstagramEmail us at sciencebridgepod@gmail.com if yo...
2025-02-141h 06The Science BridgeEp #2: Immunologist Dr. Aimee Bernard on Teaching the Art of Science CommunicationIn this episode: Hear about Dr. Aimee Bernard's journey into science, her passion for teaching, and the need for effective science communication.Recorded on: July 17th, 2024🎧 Tune In If You’re: Intrigued by vaccines and want to learn more🛠️ Resources & Links Mentioned: National Institute on Scientific Training - https://www.nisthub.org/Center for the Integration of Research, Teaching, and Learning - https://cirtl.net/Think Like a Scientist - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChgnjGGXBeiLLNmXe2DSIqA and https://tlasprogram.wordpress.com/Follow Aimee Bernard, Ph.D. on Instagr...
2025-01-291h 02The Science BridgeEp #1: Meet the HostsIn This Episode:
Meet your hosts as they share their journeys into scientific research and the inspiration behind the podcast. Learn about their mission to make science more accessible and engaging for all listeners.
Recorded: June 18, 2024
🔑 Key Takeaways:
Project Bridge is a science communication organization aimed at helping scientists communicate their work in an accessible manner.
The Science Bridge Podcast will give scientists a platform to talk about not only the cool research they are doing at CU Anschutz, but the journeys that brought them to where they are now.
Your (trainee) hos...
2025-01-1556 minHealth Science RadioResearch Center Takes Lead in Bringing Women Under the MicroscopeThe fact that men and women are not the same is no longer completely overlooked in the medical world. Diseases, such as heart attacks, can present differently. Yet, an absence of research that includes women prior to the early 1990s has left studies into women’s health largely in “catch-up” mode. Our guest is Judy Regensteiner, PhD, director and co-founder of the Ludeman Family Center for Women’s Health Research at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. The center has become a national leader in conducting research across the span of women’s lives...
2025-01-1031 min
Chronisch gut- Der Podcast über chronische KrankheitenCHRONISCH GUT mit Dr. Hans AnschützIn der dritten Folge sprechen Helene und ihr Vater Dr. Hans Anschütz über den Krankheitsbegriff, klären Grundlagen über chronische Krankheiten und beantworten die Fragen der Community.
Dr. Hans Anschütz findet Ihr unter @nierenhans auf Instagram!
Alle weiteren Infos zum Podcast findet Ihr unter
www.allabouthelene.com
Anfragen unter @helene.anschuetz oder @chronisch.gut oder per Email an kontakt@allabouthelene.com
Wir freuen uns auf Anregungen oder Gästewünsche!
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CHRONISCH GUT - Der Podcast über chronische KrankheitenCHRONISCH GUT mit Dr. Hans AnschützCommunity Folge #chronischgut
In der dritten Folge sprechen Helene und ihr Vater Dr. Hans Anschütz über den Krankheitsbegriff, klären Grundlagen über chronische Krankheiten und beantworten die Fragen der Community.
Alle weiteren Infos zum Podcast findet Ihr unter
www.allabouthelene.com
Anfragen unter @helene.anschuetz oder @chronisch.gut oder per Email an
kontakt@allabouthelene.com
Dr. Hans Anschütz findet Ihr unter @nierenhans auf Instagram!
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Elektro BeatsRosa AnschützRosa Anschütz war schon einmal zu ihrem zweiten Album "Goldener Strom" zu Gast in den "elektro beats". Ihr neues Werk "Interior" klingt ganz anders als der cluborientierte Vorgänger und geht eher in die Dark-Romantic-Folk-Richtung. Olaf Zimmermann begrüßt in der ersten Stunde Rosa Anschütz, um mit ihr gemeinsam ihr Album vorzustellen. Im Gespräch geht es u.a. um die Produktion im Faust-Studio, Inspirationsquellen, Gastmusiker, ihre Texte, Arbeitsweise und Konzerte. Stunde 2 offeriert dann neue Musik von Dapayk & Padberg, Floating Points, Pet Shop Boys im Moby-Remix, King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard, T.Raumhouse, Jeff Mills, Alva Noto und Pa...
2024-06-301h 54Health Science RadioFulfilling a Dream: Ophthalmology Researcher Works to Restore People’s Vision This episode features a discussion about a groundbreaking effort to restore vision in patients with age-related macular degeneration, or AMD. Our guest is Valeria Canto-Soler, associate professor of ophthalmology at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. Dr. Canto-Soler shares the dreams behind her research and why she chose the CU Anschutz Medical Campus to develop retinal transplants. Her team is working toward one of the most ambitious goals in its field – transplanting cells that can regenerate both pigmented and photoreceptor cells in the retina and restore vision for the blind.
2024-04-2328 min
Southern Colorado Business Forum & DigestChristian P. Anschutz Foundation with Sue SmithThis week Hobbs interviews the Executive Director of the Christian P. Anschutz Foundation Sue Smith. Smith and Hobbs talk about the great Philanthropic Mission of the Anschutz Family, and the History of giving to many Organizations, Causes and Individuals drawing the attention of the Foundation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2024-04-2050 min
State of Process Automation156 - Autopilot für Transporte: Der Weg zur automatisierten Disposition von Transporten | Dr. Stefan AnschützIn dieser Episode spreche ich mit Dr. Stefan Anschütz, Managing Director Solvares Logistics (Teil der Solvares Group), Gründer und Geschäftsführer Opheo Solutions sowie Geschäftsführer Städtler Logistik.
Wir sprechen über folgende Themen:
Was sind die aktuellsten Trends in der Logistik und wie beeinflussen sie das Transportmanagement?
Wie können Unternehmen ihre operativen Kosten im Transportmanagement reduzieren?
Welche Herausforderungen stehen Disponenten im täglichen Transportmanagement gegenüber?
Warum ist die Automatisierung in der Transportlogistik jetzt wichtiger denn je?
Wie beginnt man mit der Automatisierung manueller Prozesse im Transportmanagement?
Wie wird si...
2024-03-1641 min
Rainmakers#4 Case Studies on Anschutz's Biggest DealsWelcome to the Rainmakers podcast, where we decode the strategies of the world's top investors!
In this episode, we're focusing on Philip Anschutz, a master of transforming industries and building wealth. We'll examine two key deals that showcase Anschutz's unique investment methods, offering you a glimpse into the tactics that turned him into a multibillionaire.
Join us as we uncover how one of today's most versatile tycoons spots opportunities and generates remarkable returns across diverse sectors.
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Around Kansas - Phil Anschutz June 06,2018
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2024-02-0647 minRainmakers#3 Philip Anschutz: The Mogul of the MountainsWelcome to the Rainmakers Podcast!
Today we're exploring the remarkable career of Phil Anschutz, a versatile entrepreneur who built a $10 billion fortune across multiple industries. From oil and railroads to telecommunications and entertainment, Anschutz's journey exemplifies diversification and strategic risk-taking.
We'll examine his knack for transforming distressed assets into lucrative ventures, diving into key investments like Southern Pacific Railroad, Qwest Communications, and AEG. You'll gain insights into the business philosophy that enabled Anschutz to succeed in such varied sectors.
Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or a curious investor, this episode offers valuable lessons...
2024-01-3040 min
The PetroNerds PodcastPlayin' in the Powder with Anschutz ExplorationRecorded on October 16, 2023
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Episode 99 of the PetroNerds podcast is your second Rocky Mountain special with upstream operator Anschutz Exploration. Trisha Curtis is joined by guest Joe DeDominic, President of Anschutz Exploration in Denver, Colorado. Anschutz is private E&P primarily focused on the Powder River Basin in Wyoming with experience in Colorado, Utah, and North Dakota. Trisha and Joe cover the market and a range of topics including the evolution of the Powder River, the current state of play, and the Anschutz position and view.
Anschutz is...
2023-12-161h 14
Health Science RadioCU Anschutz Harnesses Technology and Innovation to Speed Drug DiscoveryIn this episode of CU Anschutz 360, Daniel LaBarbera, PhD, director of the Center for Drug Discovery, talks about harnessing technology and innovation to speed the development of new therapies. He discusses robotic automation, quantum computing and building bridges over the ‘valley of death.’
2023-12-1529 min
Health Science RadioFrom Childhood Fascination to Life-Changing ResearchIn this episode of CU Anschutz 360, Angelo D’Alessandro, PhD, shares his fascination with blood science and how it led him into biochemistry, molecular genetics and metabolomics. A steadfast collaborator, D’Alessandro explains why multidisciplinary research is so important to science, especially in the area of personalized medicine.
2023-09-1132 min
The Loyal Littles Podcast245. "Be good....and if you can't do that....be safe" - Jason AnschutzChuck and Roxy are back and open the show with a big thank you and a recap of their weekend in Massachusetts attending a friends wedding. They also read reviews of Episode 244 and get more bribes to come to various Summer of Littles locations. TINY LITTLE SUGGESTION - Wiffelball tournament at LITTLE FENWAY in Essex, VA October 7, 2023 www.strike3foundation.org
Next it's time to "Meet the Littles" as our hosts welcome from Fargo, ND Jason Anschutz! The even pronounce right! He goes into the email that was read on the big show all about his amazing golf trip. (20:00...
2023-07-111h 08
Health Science RadioCU Anschutz Takes Lead in Unraveling the Mysteries of Long COVID This episode of CU Anschutz 360 focuses on the research into long COVID taking place at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. An important study involving CU Anschutz researchers ties into RECOVER, a national initiative seeking to uncover the long-term effects of COVID and develop treatments for long COVID patients. Kristine Erlandson, MD, an associate professor of medicine and infectious disease at the CU School of Medicine, shares insights into the study that developed a scoring system to help learn which adults, out of a cohort of nearly 10,000, may have long COVID.
2023-07-1027 min
Health Science RadioCAR T-Cell Pioneer Takes Aim at Where No Campus Has Gone BeforeIn this episode of the CU Anschutz 360 podcast, Terry Fry, MD, the inaugural executive director and Charles C. Gates Endowed Chair of the Gates Institute, explains how the institute is heading toward new frontiers of targeted cell and gene therapies for cancers and other rare diseases. Fry talks about the latest advances in chimeric antigen receptor (CAR T) cell therapies, which he helped pioneer at the National Institutes of Health. He talks about how the Gates Institute, which connects and centralizes campus resources into a seamless translational pathway, offers an incredible opportunity to help patients facing serious health issues...
2023-05-0628 min
Health Science RadioAt CU Anschutz, the Future of AI Is HereIn this episode of the CU Anschutz 360 podcast, Casey Greene, PhD, the founding chair of the Department of Biomedical Informatics at the University of Colorado School of Medicine, offers insights into the rapid development of artificial intelligence and its implications for advancements in research and healthcare. He discusses ethical issues around AI, the rise of biobanks and personalized medicine, using technology to improve patient care, a general skepticism about the effectiveness of AI in medical care, and the peculiar, AI-related connection between chihuahuas and blueberry muffins. He also addresses the buzz around ChatGPT and large language models. Thomas Flaig...
2023-03-1034 min
Health Science RadioCOMBAT Seeks to Solve Military's Clinical Challenges, Translate Science for Civilian CommunitiesThis episode of CU Anschutz 360 focuses on the Center for Combat and Battlefield Research at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. Launched in January 2019, the COMBAT Center conducts research that impacts clinical patient care, battlefield casualty and trauma care, and critical, large-scale societal issues including mental health. Using multidisciplinary and collaborative teams, the center conducts clinically relevant, translational research to get newly discovered treatments and devices into the hands of first responders and clinicians. The COMBAT Center is directed by Dr. Vik Bebarta, a colonel in the US Air Force Reserve and a researcher on the forefront of...
2023-02-0630 min
NovaFuture BlogRosa Anschütz - Sold Out (Aasthma Remix) [BPX020RMX2 | Premiere]premiere of "Sold Out (Aasthma Remix)" by Rosa Anschütz
taken from the EP "Goldener Strom (Remixes 2)", released soon on Bpitch
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Remixer: Aasthma | @aasthma (@grindvik & @the-subliminal-kid)
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2023-01-2605 min
Health Science RadioSeeing a Regressive Form of Down Syndrome From All SidesThis episode of CU Anschutz 360 focuses on the mysterious and debilitating condition known as Down Syndrome Regression Disorder. DSRD is a severe neurological condition with symptoms such as loss of speech, inability to perform activities of daily life, hallucinations, delusions and insomnia. Scientists at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, including Joaquin Espinosa, PhD, executive director of the Linda Crnic Institute for Down Syndrome, are teaming with Children’s Hospital Los Angeles researchers on the first-of-its-kind investigation into the causes and potential treatments for DSRD. Thomas Flaig, MD, vice chancellor for research, co-hosts the discussion.
2022-11-0926 min
Health Science RadioCAR T-Cell Therapy Transforming Science and Cancer Patient Outcomes at CU AnschutzThis episode of CU Anschutz 360 focuses on a promising breakthrough therapy for patients with large B-cell lymphoma, an aggressive subtype of the disease. The clinical trial was led by Manali Kamdar, MD, clinical director of the lymphoma program in the Division of Hematology at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. In the trial for relapsed patients or patients who didn’t respond to treatment initially, CAR T-cell therapy with lisocabtagene maraleucel showed significant improvement in keeping patients in remission when compared to the standard-of-care, which consisted of chemotherapy followed by stem cell transplantation. Thomas Flaig, MD, vice chancellor fo...
2022-08-1524 min
Der Ökodorf-Podcast aus Sieben LindenFolge 51: Pferdearbeit statt Diesel und Erdgas. Mit Mirjam Anschütz
„Ohne Erdgas keine Milch, keine Butter, kein Joghurt.“ So trat der Präsident des Bauernverbandes Rukwied in den letzten Wochen an die Öffentlichkeit. In Zeiten der Energieknappheit macht die konventionelle Landwirtschaft offensichtlich keinen Hehl aus ihrem Energiehunger.
Pferde könnten Teil einer Lösung für eine zukunftsfähige Landwirtschaft sein, denn sie brauchen kaum fossile Energien. Mirjam Anschütz arbeitet in und um Sieben Linden mit ihren Pferden. Als studierte Agrarwissenschaftlerin hat sie dafür viele gute Gründe. Sie engagiert sich für die Ausbildung von Arbeitspferden für Waldarbeit, Landwirtschaft und Coaching. Reiten hingegen...
2022-07-2328 min
Health Science RadioOCD ruled Moksha Patel's life until a rare surgical procedure changed everythingMoksha Patel is a successful senior instructor at CU School of Medicine. He has been dealing with severe OCD his whole life. When he came to CU Anschutz as a fellow in hospital medicine, his advisors intervened. After a year of clearing insurance and procedural hurdles, Patel underwent deep brain stimulation - an invasive surgery that delivers currents to the brain through generators in the chest. He and Rachel Davis, MD, talk about the procedure and how it happened.
2022-05-0339 min
Health Science RadioHow Nature Compels us to OvereatIn this episode of CU Anschutz 360, Johnson expounds on why humans tend to overeat and gain weight, and why it’s rooted in nature. What do we have in common with hibernating bears, sperm whales and emperor penguins? What triggers fat storage for animals and how can we learn from them to understand the human metabolic condition?
2022-04-2736 min
Virtue & Coffee | CMA-SS @ CU AnschutzFortitude: Overcoming Lukewarmness Through the Example of St. PeterJoin the Catholic Medical Association Student Section at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus as we hear a spiritual lesson on the "Fortitude: Overcoming Lukewarmness Through the Example of St. Peter" and discuss what it means to practice Fortitude from the example of Saint Peter from our very own Dr. Thomas Jensen, MD, an endocrinologist at UCHealth and Associate Professor at the University of Colorado School of Medicine.https://cma-amc.com/https://www.facebook.com/CMACUAMC--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cma-amc/support
2022-04-0931 min
Health Science RadioLooking for the cause and future treatments of Alzheimer'sThis episode of CU Anschutz 360 explores Alzheimer's research, featuring the inspiring teamwork of Diego Restrepo, PhD, and Maria Nagel, MD. Their random meeting in 2018 led to focused study and insights into the triggers, or accelerants, of Alzheimer’s as well as potential therapies for this devastating disease. Thomas Flaig, MD, vice chancellor of research, also joins the discussion.
2022-03-1026 min
Virtue & Coffee | CMA-SS @ CU AnschutzSpirit of PovertyJoin the Catholic Medical Association Student Section at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus as we hear a spiritual lesson on the "Spirit of Poverty" and discuss what it means to be 'Poor in Spirit' from our very own Dr. Thomas Jensen, MD, an endocrinologist at UCHealth and Associate Professor at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. https://cma-amc.com/https://www.facebook.com/CMACUAMC--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cma-amc/support
2022-02-2527 min
Virtue & Coffee | CMA-SS @ CU AnschutzAdvent & Patience: Active Anticipation, Not Passive PosturingJoin the Catholic Medical Association Student Section at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus as we hear a special Christmas spiritual lesson on "Advent & Patience: Active Anticipation, Not Passive Posturing" from our very own Dr. Thomas Jensen, MD, an endocrinologist at UCHealth and Associate Professor at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. https://cma-amc.com/https://www.facebook.com/CMACUAMC--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cma-amc/support
2021-12-2437 min
Virtue & Coffee | CMA-SS @ CU AnschutzFriendship as a Path to ApostolateJoin the Catholic Medical Association Student Section at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus as we hear a spiritual lesson on "Friendship as a Path to Apostolate" from our very own Dr. Thomas Jensen, MD, an endocrinologist at UCHealth and Associate Professor at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cma-amc/support
2021-10-2823 min
Health Science RadioHow Does Social Media Affect Our Mental Health?In this episode of CU Anschutz 360, Emily Hemendinger, LCSW, explores the positive and negative consequences of social media use on our mental health. She asserts that the COVID-19 pandemic, when social media use skyrocketed, caused a mental health crisis.
2021-06-0831 min
Local DirtLD.019 Track Champions, Schedules & the Bristol Nationals.Track announcer & Unified Street Stock driver Edward Anschutz hosts the show to give us a run down of local racers heading out of state. We talk defending champions and track schedules.
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2021-03-0817 min
Mavericks of Senior LivingFirst Annual Older Coloradans Week Launched by Multidisciplinary Center for Aging at Anschutz Medical Center“We are celebrate older adults through education, interaction, and workshops to help people understand how to make change in the things that matter. This includes age discrimination at work, dealing with rural versus urban issues, and much more.”
Jodi Waterhouse, Program Manager, Multidisciplinary Center for Aging at Anschutz Medical Center
About The Episode
Jodi Waterhouse hasn’t been in Colorado long, but she sure is blazing trails in the aging space! She and her team just launched the First Annual Older Coloradans Week. Find out more at coloradoseniorlobby.org.
Plus, we were l...
2021-02-1012 min
Wat en Leedji forteltAugust Zarnack/Ernst Anschütz – Oh Tannenbaum
Oh Tannenbaum, oh Tannenbaum,wie grün sind deine Blätter,Du grünst nicht nur zur Sommerzeit,nein, auch im Winter, wenn es schneit.
„Oh Tannenbaum“ – desjirem Leedji keent waarskiinelk arkenjen. Hur wiar dit dach jit: „Oh Tannenbaum, oh Tannenbaum, wie grün sind deine Blätter“. Of es dit „wie treu sind deine Blätter“? Man hurdeling skel dit gung, dat Bleeren truu sen? Ales eeđer Reeg.
Dit Leedji, sa üs em dit nü tö Tirs üs Jöölleedji keent, waar 1824 fan di Skuulmaister Ernst Anschütz skrewen, en tö di Tir jit’t waaraftig ji...
2020-12-2203 min
Health Science RadioCovid Reflections: Michelle Barron, MDThe first episode in our series Covid Reflections, CU Anschutz infectious disease expert Michelle Barron, MD, reflects on how the Covid-19 pandemic unfolded, and how her thinking has evolved.
2020-11-1034 min
Health Science RadioCU Lung Cancer Specialist: ‘You Have to Personalize the Miracles’.What are some of the common misconceptions about lung cancer patients? How is the CU Cancer Center pioneering some of the most advanced and personalized treatments for the disease? Listen to the CU Anschutz 360 podcast, just in time for November’s Lung Cancer Awareness Month, to find out.
2020-11-021h 01
Health Science RadioTalking Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Community Engagement at CU AnschutzThe new CU Anschutz Office of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Community Engagement has a lot on its plate. Associate Vice Chancellor Dr. Regina Richards and her team want to be drivers for systemic, strategic and sustainable changes campuswide. “We’re stronger together than we ever will be apart,” she said. “Our work is about unifying these key areas and really using diversity, equity, inclusion and community engagement to focus on all the mission-focus areas of our campus.”
2020-08-2539 minLocal DirtLD.018 Edward Anschutz talks championship weekendOutagamie Speedway track announcer and Unified Street Stock racer Edward Anschutz hosts the show to give us a run down on area tracks as we enter championship weekend. We talk “the” 141 incident, safety in the pits, upcoming specials and point standings at Outagamie Speedway, 141 Speedway, Shawano Speedway and the Burg Speedway.
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2020-08-2025 min
Health Science RadioCU Anschutz Experts Share Ups and Downs of Controlling a PandemicTop CU Anschutz experts offer insights on COVID news.
2020-08-0535 min
Primer Plano ReviewsYo, AdolescenteReview de "Yo, Adolescente" (2019), pelicula argentina de Lucas Santa Ana basada en la novela de Zabo.
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2020-07-2405 min
Health Science RadioCU Anschutz researchers devise creative ways to share sun-safety during COVID-19The Colorado Melanoma Foundation, led by CU School of Medicine dermatology Professor Neil Box, usually hits the road this time of year with its pioneering Sun Bus. However, due to the pandemic putting the brakes on the bus spring, the CMF and Dr. Box are rolling out yet more creative ways to deliver sun safety messages across Colorado, where the rate of skin cancer diagnosis exceeds the national average.
2020-06-0922 min
The Rimfire Tactical PodcastEpisode 40 Interview with Austin Cook from Anschutz North AmericaIn this episode, we talk with Austin Cook from Anschutz North America. We talk about the different models available from Anschutz, as well as new products in the works.
2020-06-0658 min
Health Science RadioExpert offers tips on staying productive, keeping morale high while working remotelyDue to the coronavirus pandemic, more people are working from home than ever. What are the best practices for working remotely? In this episode of CU Anschutz 360, we consult with Dr. Lee Newman, a professor of environmental and occupational health at the CU Anschutz Medical Campus. He offers a host of recommendations that will help keep you productive, and hopefully your morale high, during this stressful time.
2020-03-2621 min
Health Science RadioCU Anschutz's May Chu And Thomas Jaenisch On COVID-19In January, faculty from the Colorado School of Public Health convened an expert panel on coronavirus. Two panel members, Thomas Jaenisch, associate professor of epidemiology and pediatric infectious diseases and May Chu, clinical professor of epidemiology, recently sat down to talk about what we know – and still don’t know – about COVID-19. Jaenisch said, “Right now, we’re trying to buy more time – both to prepare vaccines and therapeutics, but also to slow the spread of disease and keep our healthcare systems from getting overloaded.”
2020-03-1624 min
Colorado = Security Podcast153 - 2/24 - Dan Eppich, CIO at The Anschutz CorporationDan Eppich, CIO (and former CISO) at The Anschutz Corporation is our feature guest this week. News from: Newmont, Pax8, Richey May, Lares, Coalfire, LogRhythm, Red Canary, Automox, Intelisecure and a lot more!
If you’ve got too much money - slot machines got you covered
Slot machines are going online. Newmont is rolling out autonomous vehicles. Pax8 is hiring a lot of people. Richey May, Lares, Coalfire, LogRhythm, Automox and Intelisecure have news this week.
Support us on Patreon! Fun swag available - all proceeds will directly support the Colorado = Security infrastructure. Come join us on the new Colorado = Se...
2020-02-2356 min
Primer Plano Reviews#Oscars2020: Parasite hace historiaAnoche fue la 92° entrega de los Premios Oscars y quedará en la historia como la premiación en la que una producción de habla no inglesa ganó el Oscar a Mejor Pelicula. Contra todos los pronósticos, Parasite ganó esta estatuilla; esto abre un camino enorme para que producciones independientes puedan acceder a este galardón.
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2020-02-1016 min
Primer Plano Reviews10. Parasite, marxismo en el siglo XXIHoy les cuento sobre Parasite, la pelicula del director surcoreano que está dando que hablar.
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2020-01-2513 min
Primer Plano Reviews9. Top 8 de películas y series que muestran distintos tipos de familia con @antoweddingHoy no estoy sola, estoy con Anto de @antowedding y les vamos a contar sobre peliculas y series que muestran distintos tipos de familias.
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2020-01-2117 min
Primer Plano Reviews8. El robo del sigloHoy les cuento sobre el robo del siglo, la película argentina que está batiendo récords de taquilla.
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2020-01-2001 min
Health Science RadioCU Anschutz's Dr. Betz: Care of suicidal patients takes humans, not just doctorsIn 2019, nearly 31,000 people have died due to gun violence. Suicide by firearm represents nearly two-thirds of those deaths. As an emergency physician at CU Anschutz, Emmy Betz, MD, sees multiple patients with suicidal thoughts on every ER shift. “It’s a huge part of my job,” she said. In this podcast, Dr. Betz discusses her approaches and research into patient-centered injury prevention.
2019-10-2223 min
Health Science RadioCU Anschutz’s Dr. Potter: Strides being made toward finding Alzheimer’s disease treatmentsHuntington Potter, PhD, Professor of Neurology and Director of the Alzheimer's Disease Center sits down with CU Anschutz 360 to discuss the latest in Alzheimer's research.
2019-09-2318 minLocal DirtLD.010 Racing Stories with Ed The Eagle, A Memorial Race for the AgesEddie the Eagle Anschutz joins today's show for some good ol' racing stories and banter. Does anyone remember racing the old Chilton track? We got stories. The Hill Raceway in Sturgeon Bay has some cool things coming up and point races are heating up everywhere. Hear what we have to say about the points and what battles to watch for. The Troy Rass Memorial was held at the Hill Raceway this last weekend and Cody Rass, son of the late Troy Rass came up with a clean sweep. It was a very emotional and memorable moment for the entire crowd...
2019-08-2148 min
Health Science RadioPushing The Limits of Medicine in SpaceStudents from the University of Colorado Boulder took a unique class in the Utah desert unlike any other in the country. The course is called "Medicine in Space and Surface Environments." The collaborative course is led by faculty at the CU Anschutz Medical Campus and CU Boulder and positions the University of Colorado as leaders in training first responders for space. We chat with members of the 2Mars crew on location inside the Martian Hab outside of Hanksville, Utah.
2019-06-2022 minLocal DirtLD.003 Eddie the Eagle Interview, Clash at the Creek, The Hill Busch ShootoutThe Clash at the Creek is happening this week... the series debuted in 2017 and we discuss past champions and feature winners and touch on this weeks schedule at 141 Speedway.
Local Dirt interviews Eddie the Eagle Anschutz driver of the #71 Street Stock which you can see race at multiple tracks this year in Northeast Wisconsin. He also announces at The Hill, 141, Outagamie and more.
#hillbound on June 22nd with your sport mod and you could find yourself in one of the 7 remaining spots for the Sport Mod Busch Shootout!! Here you find out how that works.
2019-06-1743 min
Promoter101Promoter 101 # 141 - Anschutz Entertainment Group Operations GmbH's Aissata Hartmann-SyllaNow on The Promoter 101 Podcast we feature Anschutz Entertainment Group Operations in Germany Aissata Hartmann-Sylla
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2019-04-1233 min
Tipping Point with Charles AnschutzA replay of Charles Anschutz' farewell interview.reflecting on his time in pro wrestling and his life.
2018-05-161h 11
Tipping Point with Charles AnschutzHosts Stephen Platinum and Larry Goodman return from yet another hiatus with special guest Southern Fried Championship Wrestling owner Charles Anschutz.
2018-04-041h 11