Shows
More Than MedicineMTM-Laura Schaar..Election Integrity: The Case for Paper BallotsSend us a textWhat happens when our votes disappear into a technological black box? South Carolina Election Integrity advocate Laura Scharr pulls back the curtain on America's troubling voting systems while offering a surprisingly simple solution.The startling truth about our elections emerges quickly: most Americans have no understanding of how their votes are actually counted. Our voting systems operate on technical standards from 2005 - predating the first iPhone - and create what Scharr calls a "weapon of vote destruction." She vividly compares it to receiving a bank statement showing only your final balance...2025-06-2825 min
Schicht im Schacht - Der Recruiting-PottcastEpisode #51 - Sven Scharr (Suggle)In der aktuellen Folge des Schicht im Schacht-Pottcasts sprechen Marcel und Robindro mit Sven Scharr von Suggle über seinen Weg eher ungewöhnlichen Weg in die HR-Welt und seine Perspektive auf Identifikation und Mitarbeiterbindung.
Sven teilt seine Erfahrungen, wie Marken erfolgreich gestaltet werden können, um sowohl für Mitarbeitende als auch für Kunden gleichermaßen attraktiv zu sein.
Er hebt im Gespräch mit den beiden Hosts hervor, wie wichtig es ist, dass Unternehmen „ihre Hausaufgaben machen“, bevor sie eine Marke aufbauen, mit der sich Mitarbeitende auch identifizieren können. Seiner...2024-11-1834 min
Communicable Research PodcastCommunicable Research #29 - Dr Kate Fryer - Working with Communities to Co-produce Research and Reduce Health InequalitiesIn this episode of the SCHARR Communicable Research Podcast we are joined by Dr Kate Fryer who is a research associate at SCHARR and has expertise in qualitative health research with a focus on working with marginalised populations. Dr Fryer currently co-leads the Deep End Research Alliance within the Primary Care Research group, with Dr Caroline Mitchell. Kate works in collaboration with the Deep End Clinical Research Network, a network of 9 GP practised in socio-economically deprived areas of Sheffield, with higher than average ethnic minority populations.https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/smph/people/population-health/kate-fryer2024-05-1627 min
la bAnaLela bAnaLe 65 - un tour à la boucheriela bAnaLe 65 - un tour à la boucherie
01 - LES GARCONS BOUCHERS - Le Rap Des Garçons Bouchers02 - HAPPY DRIVERS - La Isla Bonita03 - LES PIRES - Du Brozouf04 - LES BELLES LURETTES - Et...05 - LES TETINES NOIRES - N & M (Histoire De Lady Na)06 - LES ROSEMARY'S BABIES - Le Chant Des Cro-Magnons07 - CLAIRE DITERZI - Embrase Moi Sur La Bûche08 - STTELLLA - Parmesan Autour De Toi09 - LES ELLES - Le vase chinois10 - MANO NEGRA - Baby Youre Mine...2024-02-2554 min
Galaxie Pop Musiquela bAnaLe 65 - un tour à la boucheriela bAnaLe 65 - un tour à la boucherie
01 - LES GARCONS BOUCHERS - Le Rap Des Garçons Bouchers02 - HAPPY DRIVERS - La Isla Bonita03 - LES PIRES - Du Brozouf04 - LES BELLES LURETTES - Et...05 - LES TETINES NOIRES - N & M (Histoire De Lady Na)06 - LES ROSEMARY'S BABIES - Le Chant Des Cro-Magnons07 - CLAIRE DITERZI - Embrase Moi Sur La Bûche08 - STTELLLA - Parmesan Autour De Toi09 - LES ELLES - Le vase chinois10 - MANO NEGRA - Baby Youre Mine...2024-02-2554 minCommunicable Research PodcastCommunicable Research #26 - Dr Duncan Gillespie, Dr Nick Woodrow, Mark O’Brien and Scott Chapman - Quitting Cigarettes: Making Cessation Support Inclusive and EquitableFor this episode of the SCHARR Communicable Research podcast, Andy Tattersall is joined by his colleagues Dr Duncan Gillespie and Dr Nick Woodrow alongside Mark O’Brien and Scott Chapman to discuss their collaboration between SCHARR and the North Yorkshire Council Living Well Smokefree Service. Smoking remains the largest avoidable cause of premature death and disability in the UK. There are approximately 70,000 smokers within North Yorkshire, with higher rates in areas of greater deprivation, and above national average rates of smoking during pregnancy. This podcast discusses the work and research that has been undertaken to develop and eva...2024-02-081h 02
ICH BIN DANN MAL ERFOLGREICHSven Scharr | Erfolg bedeutet, dem Leben einen Sinn zu gebenWas könnte eine zufällige Begegnung mit einem Fremden an einem unerwarteten Ort über die Kunst der Einfachheit im Leben und im Geschäft verraten? In der neuesten Folge von „ICH BIN DANN MAL ERFOLGREICH“ begrüßen wir Sven Scharr, Geschäftsführer von SUGGLE GmbH. Unser Gespräch, gespickt mit persönlichen Geschichten und beruflichen Einblicken, die auch viel über unsere langjährige Freundschaft und Zusammenarbeit verraten, dreht sich um die Frage: Wie meistert man die Herausforderungen des Lebens und bewahrt dabei seine Authentizität und Werte? Diese Episode feiert den menschlichen Geist im Geschäftsleben und zeigt, wie wichtig es ist, die...2024-01-0748 minMore Than MedicineUnveiling Election Integrity: A Deep-Dive into SC Safe Elections' Fight for Transparency and Reform with Laura ScharrSend us a textElection security and fraud are not just buzzwords - they're real issues that need urgent attention. This bombshell episode features Laura Scharr from SC Safe Elections, revealing a shocking statistic - 20% of mail-in voters in the 2020 election confessed to some form of election fraud. We dissect the implications of this alarming figure, and the pressing need to bolster the auditability and accuracy of our election systems. We also delve into the work SC Safe Elections is doing to safeguard your votes.Ever wondered about the inner workings of the election process...2024-01-0628 min
The What's Happening Delco PodcastBe The Joy Foundation - Brittany Scharr - Episode 82We had such an inspiring conversation with Brittany Scharr of Be The Joy Foundation for episode 82.
Be The Joy Foundation is a nonprofit that focuses solely on Delco. It began in 2020 from a single act of kindness. They help families that have faced a loss or tragedy. This year they have helped to payoff student lunch debt as well. They're impacting and making a difference in so many ways in Delco.
www.BeTheJoyFoundation.org - Facebook
Honorable Mentions:
Original Thunderbird
Little Anthony's
Wawa
Old State...2023-12-2214 minCommunicable Research PodcastCommunicable Research #25 - Professor Chris Burton, Dr Emily Wood and Professor Steve Goodacre - The NHS at 75: What lies ahead for health research and the National Health Service?Welcome to this special, bonus edition of the SCHARR Communicable Research Podcast. Andy Tattersall is joined by a trio of experts from SCHARR to discuss the NHS at 75 and what potentially lies ahead for the organisation in the next 25 years and its 100th birthday in 2048, in relation to healthcare service and the research that supports it.In this podcast we will discuss the NHS’s priorities for the coming decades and the challenges it faces. Those being a changing demographic, the legacy of Covid, and a quickly evolving technological landscape.Andy is joined by three ac...2023-11-081h 05
Free Mind with Dave HurtLaura Scharr - Election Integrity & The Future of AmericaLaura Scharr's organization, SC Safe Elections wants fair elections for everyone regardless of their party affiliation. The majority of likely voters don’t trust our current system. A recent Rasmussen poll shows that over 62% of likely voters believe there was cheating in the 2020 election and are concerned that there will be cheating in the 2024 election.Laura and I had a very informative discussion on election integrity issues in the US, and specifically the state of South Carolina. This is a VERY important episode that any concerned citizen should listen to. You can learn more and support Laura and he...2023-10-181h 05
Hey Changemaker!Dr. Brenda Oulo - What does it mean to have agency?Dr. Brenda Oulo is a feminist researcher specialising in multidisciplinary topics related to the well-being of adolescent girls. As the co-director of the Girls Agency Lab (GAL), Dr. Brenda leads an initiative that spans across Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Malawi, and Rwanda. In addition, she's currently pursuing a doctoral degree in Public Health Economics and Decision Science in the esteemed Wellcome Trust program at the School of Health and Related Research (ScHARR), University of Sheffield.
Agency, as Dr. Brenda knows all too well, is a vital construct that empowers girls to effect change in their own lives and...2023-10-1750 minCommunicable Research PodcastCommunicable Research #24 - Dr Jill Carlton - Learning from the Impact of Hypoglycaemia on SocietyWelcome to the latest SCHARR Communicable Research podcast and today we are joined by Dr Jill Carlton who is a Senior Research Fellow at SCHARR within the School of Medicine and Population Health.Jill joined SCHARR as a research associate in 2005 and conducts research in the development and evaluation of patient reported outcome measures and outcomes research, with a particular focus on quality of life. In this podcast we are going to discuss work she has undertaken with colleagues at Sheffield and elsewhere to understand the burden and consequences for people living with diabetes and h...2023-10-0231 minCommunicable Research PodcastCommunicable Research #23 Professor Andrew Lee - Health Misinformation and InfodemicsIn the latest episode of this podcast series we’ve welcomed back Professor Andrew Lee. Andrew joined SCHARR in 2008 and is a Professor of Public Health. He qualified in medicine from the University of Edinburgh and following paediatric and tropical medicine training went on to work overseas running primary health care and tuberculosis control programmes in Afghanistan. Andrew often describes himself as a boundary spanner and is dual trained in general practice and public health in the UK.He worked as a Public Health Consultant in Nottingham, and as a director of primary care an...2023-09-2625 minCommunicable Research PodcastCommunicable Research #22 Dr Tanefa Apekey - Reducing Health Inequalities through Community-based Co-development of Healthy Eating and Lifestyle Resources.In this latest episode we look at nutrition as Andy Tattersall is joined by Dr Tanefa Apekey. Tanefa is a registered nutritionist in Public Health and has a PhD in Human Nutrition and MPhil in Food Science. Prior to joining ScHARR, Tanefa worked in the Nutrition and Dietetics team at Leeds Beckett University as a Lecturer/Senior Lecturer and a Reader.Dr Tanefa A. Apekey | ScHARR | The University of SheffieldMusic creditairtone (c) copyright 2019 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/airtone...2023-08-1423 minCommunicable Research PodcastCommunicable Research #21 - Dr Robert Akparibo and Professor Richmond Aryeetey - Obesity in Ghana and AfricaIn this latest ScHARR Communicable Research Podcast we are joined by Dr Robert Akparibo from ScHARR and and Professor Richmond Aryeetey from The University of Ghana. Dr. Robert Akparibo is a Senior University Tutor and Associate Professor in Global Health and Nutrition Epidemiology based within the Section of Public Health, at ScHARR. He is a Registered Nutritionist with the UK Academy for Nutrition and Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academic. Over the last few years, Dr Akparibo and his colleagues have been exploring the nutrition transition in Africa with the aim of understanding what drives this...2023-07-1048 minCommunicable Research PodcastCommunicable Research - Episode 20 - Dr Penny Breeze and Fran Bernhardt - Junk Food Advertising and ObesityWelcome to the latest episode of the ScHARR Communicable Research Podcast and for this episode we are going to explore the topic of junk food advertisements. To discuss this, we are joined by Dr Penny Breeze and Fran Bernhardt.Penny joined ScHARR as a PhD student and has been working as a health economics modeller ever since. Penny's research interests are in methods for longitudinal data analysis for the use in decision-analytic modelling. Specifically in complex public health decision problems for obesity and diabetes prevention. Penny co-authored a paper which looked at the health, cost and equity...2023-06-0918 minCommunicable Research PodcastCommunicable Research - Episode 19 - Professor Cindy Cooper - Using Randomised Controlled Trials to help people with Dementia and Children with PhobiasIn this episode of the ScHARR Communicable Research podcast Andy Tattersall is joined by Professor Cindy Cooper. Professor Cooper is Director of Sheffield Clinical Trials Research Unit (CTRU) and Professor of Health Services Research and Clinical Trials. We’re going to discuss the challenges of running Randomised Controlled Trials, in particular looking at two studies relating to children, adolescents and people living with dementia .
Cindy’s research interests include trials methodology, particularly pilot and feasibility studies, psycho-social aspects of long term conditions, evaluation of psychotherapeutic interventions, as well as public and patient involvement in research. Cindy is Chair...2023-05-0917 min
Der coliquio Podcast. Betrug in der MedizinDie ominöse Coca-Cola-Krankheit | Fälscherdoktor Dr. Bangfahkiri sagt: Kaufen!Der coliquio-Podcast – Betrug in der Medizin
Quellen:
Fälscherdoktor Dr. Bangfahkiri sagt: Kaufen!
Dr. Bangfahkiri, D.: Keto Tropfen Höhle Der Löwen Fake ? – Erfahrungsberichte & Fact Check 2023; 29.01.2023.
Rücker, M.: Dr. John rät: kaufen!; Frankfurter Rundschau; 23.09.2022.
Rücker, M.: Fake im Gesundheitsportal - Dr. John rät: Kaufen!; Medwatch; 19.09.2022.
Die ominöse belgische Coca-Cola-Krankheit
Nemery, B. et al.: Dioxins, Coca-Cola, and mass sociogenic illness in Belgium. Lancet 1999; 354(9172): 77.
Gallay, A. et al.: Belgian Coca-Cola-related Outbreak: Intoxication, Mass Sociogenic Illness, or Both? American Journal of Epidemiology 2002; 115(2): 140-147.
Scharr, F.: Die "Cola-Kolik" 1999 in Belgien. Krisennavigator 2007; 2. Ausgabe.
2023-04-0618 min
Communicable Research PodcastCommunicable Research - Episode 18 - Dr John Richmond and Jeffrey Tochkin - Public Health and Climate ChangeIn this latest ScHARR Communicable Research Andy Tattersall is joined by Dr John Richmond and Jeffrey Tochkin to discuss the important topic of health systems and climate change research.John Richmond is a Lecturer and Programme Director of the MPH in management and leadership, based in the Public Health group at ScHARR. John earned his PhD in Management from Warwick Business School and completed his Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Operations Management at Warwick evaluating a large-scale quality improvement intervention. During the pandemic John led a pan-Canadian study of healthcare emergency response to Covid-19. John has over 10 years of h...2023-04-0329 min
RUFF, RUGGED & RAW RadioshowFONKY TOWN Interview @ Radio Lotte (2023).Max Scharr & Jochen Senf aka Da Josen One waren im Haus, Radio Lotte. Die zauberhafte Natalie Süß hat sie zu unserem EF-LE Konzept FONKY TOWN, einer Veranstaltung im Backstage / Zughafen am 19. März 20'23 interviewt.
AIGHT!
www.zughafen.de/event/fonky-town-2-runde/
www.radiolotte.de
www.derbystarr.com2023-03-1711 min
ScHARR Chain ReactionWhen Dr Anju Keetharuth met Dr Robert AkpariboIn this latest episode of ScHARR Chain Reaction podcast Dr Anju Keetharuth will be talking to Dr Robert Akparibo about their role and how they manage their work life balance among other topics.
Dr. Robert Akparibo is a Senior University Tutor (Associate Professor) in Global Health and Nutrition Epidemiology based within the Section of Public Health, at the School of Health and Related Research (ScHARR), University of Sheffield. Prior to joining the ScHARR, the University of Sheffield, Dr Akparibo worked with the World Health Organisation (WHO) in Denmark, and United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) in Ghana, as w...2023-01-0515 min
Communicable Research PodcastCommunicable Research - Episode 16 - Professor John Brazier - The Past, Present and Future of Health EconomicsIn this special edition of the ScHARR Communicable Research Podcast I am joined by Professor John Brazier ahead of his forthcoming retirement from the University of Sheffield.
John is a Professor of Health Economics in the School of Health and Related Research (ScHARR) and was the first Director of the Economic Evaluation Policy Research Unit, known as EEPRU. This is a joint Sheffield and York Unit funded by the Department of Health and Social Care in England to undertake applied and methodological research to inform health policy in England.
He has more than 30 years’ experience of...2022-12-0830 minScHARR Chain ReactionWhen Molly Girvan met Anju KeetharuthIn this latest episode of ScHARR Chain Reaction podcast Molly Girvan will be talking to Anju Keetharuth about their role and how they manage their work life balance among other topics.
Anju joined HEDS as a health economist in November 2010. After her doctorate in development economics, Anju worked as a trade policy adviser at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Trade in Fiji (Overseas Development Institute Fellow). She then worked as an Economic Affairs Officer researching foreign direct investment at the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD). Anju has also been teaching economics at...2022-11-1711 min
Communicable Research PodcastCommunicable Research - Episode 15 - Mark Clowes - Searching for evidenceIn this latest episode of ScHARR’s Communicable Research Andy Tattersall is joined by Mark Clowes who is a fellow Information Specialist within the school. Mark joined ScHARR in 2015 and is currently focused on information retrieval for systematic reviews.
After completing an MSc in Information Management at the University of Sheffield’s iSchool, Mark specialised as an academic liaison librarian supporting nursing and allied health; originally at the School of Nursing and Midwifery, before moving on to Sheffield Hallam University and the University of Leeds. In 2012 he completed a teaching qualification leading to accreditation as an Associate of t...2022-11-0222 min
Communicable Research PodcastCommunicable Research - Episode 14 - Colin Angus - Effective research communications with data visualisationFor this latest episode I am joined by Colin Angus who is a senior research fellow in the Sheffield Alcohol Research Group.Colin joined ScHARR in 2011 and completed a MSc in Health Economics and Decision Modelling within the department two years later before taking up his current post.That post involved working on the design, development and adaptation of complex health economic models and their use to appraise key policy questions in the field of alcohol research.Colin has become well versed in using the data from his research as an effective way...2022-10-0422 minScHARR Chain ReactionWhen Jess Welburn met Molly GirvanIn this latest episode of ScHARR Chain Reaction podcast Jess Welburn will be talking to Molly Girvan about their role and how they manage their work life balance among other topics.
Molly joined ScHARR in September 2021 after working in a customer service/operations role for a not for profit organisation for several years and had recently completed a Postgraduate Diploma in Organisational Psychology from Birkbeck UoL. Molly oined the Research Hub team in ScHARR as a Research Support Officer, working alongside Rosie Lynch and the Hub Manager, Vicky Madden.
The School of Health and Related...2022-09-2609 minCommunicable Research PodcastCommunicable Research - Episode 13 - Dr Chris Blackmore - Delivering public engagement activitiesThanks for joinging us for the latest ScHARR Communicable Research Podcastin which I am joined by Dr Chris Blackmore who is a University Teacher located in the Mental Health group of Health Services Research within ScHARR.Chris joined the University of Sheffield in 2002 to work on the SEPTIMUS project which developed and evaluated online Psychotherapy training resources. Since that time, he has been a tutor and Course Director on the course which became the MSc in Psychotherapy Studies. He has a wide interest in online learning, and in particular on the role of emotions in online learning...2022-09-0622 minCommunicable Research PodcastCommunicable Research - Episode 12 - Fiona Campbell - Intergenerational Research at the Only Connect! conferenceIn this episode of ScHARR Communicable Research podcast Fiona Campbell speaks to collaborators and advocates in relation to Intergenerational Research. The podcast was recorded in Falmouth at the Only Connect! conference in July 2022. In the podcast Fiona interviews some of the iGEN project team including Professor Jo Thompson Coon from the University of Exeter, Alison Clyde from Generations Working Together, consultants Iona Lawrence, Ellie Robinson-Carter, in addition to poet and advocate Ronald Amanze who wrote a poem about his experiences of lonelinessI was invited to contribute my thoughtsTo a podcast on the subject...2022-08-2238 minMore Than MedicineHow Safe is Your Vote in South Carolina?Send us a textDoes your vote really count in South Carolina? You might be surprised. Dr. Jackson interviews Laura Scharr with South Carolina Safe Elections.Support the showhttps://www.jacksonfamilyministry.comhttps://bobslone.com/home/podcast-production/2022-08-2029 minScHARR Chain ReactionWhen Ric Campbell met Jess WelburnIn this episode of ScHARR Chain Reaction podcast Ric Campbell talks to Jess Welburn about their role and how they manage their work life balance, amongst other topics.
Jess joined the School of Health and Related Research in October 2014 as a Clerical Officer on the Nourishing Start for Health project. In 2016 they joined the Clinical Trials Unit (CTRU) as a Trial Support Officer where they provided support to the ASPECT and OPTION-DM Trials.
They are currently working as the CTRU Research Support Officer providing costing support to the unit.
The School of Health...2022-07-1112 min
ScHARR Chain ReactionWhen Ellen Lee met Ric CampbellIn this episode of ScHARR Chain Reaction podcast Ellen Lee talks to Ric Campbell about his role and how he manages his work life balance, amongst other topics.
Ric joined ScHARR in 2010 working on projects in MCRU before moving to do data management in CTRU. In 2019 he joined CURE as a data specialist with a focus on routine health data. Ric graduated from University of Sheffield in 2008 with a BSc in Maths and Computer Science, and completed a Masters in Public Health during his time at ScHARR.
The School of Health and Related Research (ScHARR...2022-05-1630 minCommunicable Research PodcastCommunicable Research - Episode 9 - Dr Jaqui Long - Clinically unnecessary’ use of emergency and urgent careScHARR's Communicable Research - Episode 9 - Dr Jaqui Long - Clinically unnecessary’ use of emergency and urgent careIn this latest episode of the ScHARR Communicable Research podcast we are joined by Dr Jaqui Long. Jaqui is a Research Associate in the Health and Care Research Unit and is currently working on the DEUCE study, which aims to understand people's decision-making in relation to use of emergency and urgent care services.Jaqui Long (Research Associate)BA Hons, RSHom, PhDBioJaqui is a Research Associate in the Health and Ca...2022-05-0325 minScHARR Chain ReactionWhen Dr Enass Duro met Ellen LeeIn this episode of ScHARR Chain Reaction podcast Dr Enass Duro talks to Ellen Lee about her role and how she manages her work life balance, amongst other topics.
Ellen joined CTRU as a Medical Statistician in October 2011. Before that she graduated with a BSc degree in Economics and Mathematics and an MSc in Statistics with Medical Applications from The University of Sheffield. Ellen has also worked for the NIHR Research Design Service Yorkshire and the Humber (RDS-YH) and in the Cancer Clinical Trials Centre, Sheffield.
Current projects
Ellen is based in Design...2022-04-0411 min
Delco AFter DarkDAD with Special Guest Brittany Scharrtonight on DAD Brittany Scharr stops by to talk about her charity work here in media. All that and less on DAD tonight2022-03-0553 minCommunicable Research PodcastCommunicable Research - Episode 8 - Dr Laura Fenton, Professor John Holmes and Dr Abigail Stevely - Youth Drinking in DeclineIn this latest episode of ScHARR’s Communicable Research podcast Andy Tattersall is joined by Dr Laura Fenton, Professor John Holmes and Dr Abigail Stevely from the Sheffield Alcohol Research Group. In this podcast we’re talking about the topic of alcohol consumption and its decline among young people.A ScHARR led report funded by the Wellcome Trust from 2018 that was co-authored by Professor Holmes found that young people in England are drinking less. They looked at evidence from multiple surveys that showed a consistent pattern over 10-15 years of reduced participation in drinking, reduced consumption levels amon...2022-02-0135 minScHARR Chain ReactionWhen Kate Ren met Dr Enass DuroIn this episode of ScHARR Chain Reaction podcast Kate Ren talks to Dr Enass Duro about her role and how she manages her work life balance, amongst other topics.
Dr Enass Duro joined ScHARR in May 2021 as a Medical Statistician in CTRU. In 2019 she completed a PhD in medical statistics.
Enass' research interests are:
Clinical trials ( non-inferiority trials)
See Enass' full profile here.
The School of Health and Related Research (ScHARR) is fully committed to supporting an inclusive culture for all our staff and students. If you want to know more a...2022-01-2708 minScHARR Chain ReactionWhen Olena Mandrik met Dr Kate RenIn this episode of ScHARR Chain Reaction podcast Olena Mandrik talks to Dr Kate Ren about her role and how she manages her work life balance, amongst other topics.
Dr Kate Ren joined ScHARR in 2011 after completing a PhD in Probablility and Statistics specialising in Bayesian methods in clinical trial design at the University Of Sheffield is now module leader of Medical Statistics. Kate specialises in the development and application of Bayesian method in health economics, and the elicitation of experts' beliefs.
Kate's research interests are:
Bayesian statistics in clinical trials and health economics
N...2022-01-2707 minScHARR Chain ReactionWhen Jane Hughes met Tuong VuIn this episode of ScHARR Chain Reaction podcast Kate Hughes talks to Tuong Vu about his role and how he manages his work life balance among other topics.
Our latest guest is Tuong Vu whose current role is as a researcher on the CASCADE project. Tuong received his BSc, MSc, and PhD from the University of Nottingham. His PhD focuses on the Agent-Based Modelling and Simulation (ABMS) of Public Goods Game (PGG) in Economics
In his thesis, a development framework was developed by using software-engineering methods to provide a structured approach to the development process o...2022-01-2705 minScHARR Chain ReactionWhen Lucy Gavens met Jane HughesIn this episode of ScHARR Chain Reaction podcast Lucy Gavens talks to Jane Hughes about her role and how she manages her work life balance among other topics.
Jane Hughes is a Research Associate in Public Health and works within the Sheffield Alcohol Research Group at ScHARR - working predominantly on the evaluation of the Scottish Minimum Unit Pricing for Alcohol. In addition, also in the field of addiction research, she is currently involved with the TIME study – A take-home naloxone intervention multicentre emergency setting feasibility trial. Previously, within ScHARR she has also worked on:
NIHR fu...2022-01-2702 minScHARR Chain ReactionWhen Luke Miller met Dr Katie PowellIn this episode of ScHARR Chain Reaction podcast Luke Miller talks to Dr Katie Powell about her role and how she manages her work life balance, amongst other topics. (Please note, this was originally a video interview and Luke's questions have been omitted from the podcast).
Dr Katie Powell joined ScHARR in December 2011 as a Research Fellow in Public Health. In 2013 she completed a PhD in applying process sociology to understand the implementation of place-based inequality interventions
Katie's research interests are:
Exploring processes of inequity as they relate to health with reference to...2022-01-2704 minCommunicable Research PodcastCommunicable Research - Episode 7 - Suzanne Ablard - Advanced Practitioner roles within the NHSIn this episode Andy Tattersall talks to Suzanne Ablard who works as a Research Associate within the Health Services Research section at ScHARR. Suzanne works in the area of Emergency Care Research and we discussed the work she is presently involved in looking at Advanced Practitioner roles within the NHS.in 2014 Suzanne joined the Health Services Research Section of ScHARR and has worked on a number of research studies in the field of Emergency Care Research, including; identifying alternative care pathways for frequent users of the ED and an evaluation of GP services co-located with the ED a...2022-01-0518 minScHARR Chain ReactionWhen Dr Vanessa Halliday met Luke MillerIn this episode of ScHARR Chain Reaction podcast Dr Vanessa Halliday talks to Luke Miller about his role and how he manages his work life balance, amongst other topics.
Luke Miller is a Learning Technologist and joined the Public Health section of ScHARR in February 2011. Previously he worked at the University of Salford as a Learning Technology Adviser based in a central Learning Development Unit but with responsibility for supporting and advising teaching and administrative staff from the Faculty of Health and Social Care in areas relating to technology enhanced learning.
Luke's research interests are:...2022-01-0406 minScHARR Chain ReactionWhen Matt Scarbrough met Dr Vanessa HallidayIn this episode of ScHARR Chain Reaction podcast Matt Scarbrough talks to Dr Vanessa Halliday about her role and how she manages her work life balance amongst other topics.
Dr Vanessa Halliday is a Senior University Teacher and Faculty Director of Learning and Teaching for Medicine, Dentistry and Health. Her research interests are primarily around the prevention and treatment of malnutrition in vulnerable population groups. Whilst the majority of Vanessa's work has focused on undernutrition and nutrition support, she is also interested in the management of obesity. Vanessa has experience of using quantitative approaches, including the development of...2022-01-0403 minCommunicable Research PodcastCommunicable Research - Episode 6 - Dr Andrew Lee - Communicating public health research through the mediaFor this episode of ScHARR Communicable Research Andy Tattersall is joined by Dr Andrew Lee.Andrew qualified in medicine from the University of Edinburgh and following undertaking paediatric and tropical medicine training he then worked overseas running primary health care and tuberculosis control programmes in Afghanistan.Andrew has previously worked as a Public Health Consultant in Nottingham and as a director of primary care and population health with the NHS. In addition, Andrew was a consultant in Communicable Disease Control with Public Health England.Andrew joined ScHARR in 2008 and is based within the Public...2021-12-0612 minCommunicable Research PodcastCommunicable Research - Episode 5 - Infertility in The Gambia with Dr Julie Balen, Prof Susan Dierickx and Prof Allan PaceyIn this episode Andy Tattersall explores the emotive topic of infertility in The Gambia. He is joined by Dr Julie Balen from ScHARR’s Public Health group who is collaborating with Professor Susan Dierickx from the Research Centre of Gender Diversity and Intersectionality based in Belgium. We’ll also hear from Professor Allan Pacey who is an international expert in the field of Andrology and head of department in Oncology and Metabolism at The University of Sheffield.Dr Julie Balen Professor Susan Dierickx Professor Allan PaceyScHARRScHARR on Twitte...2021-11-0133 minCommunicable Research PodcastCommunicable Research - Episode 4 - Dr Chris Blackmore - The mental health of studentsFor this episode of ScHARR’s Communicable Research, Andy Tattersall is joined by Dr Chris Blackmore who works in the Mental Health group within ScHARR.Chris joined the University of Sheffield in 2002 to work on the SEPTIMUS project which developed and evaluated online Psychotherapy training resources. Chris was a tutor and Course Director on the course which became the MSc in Psychotherapy Studies.He has developed a wider interest in online learning, and in particular on the role of emotions in online learning, which was the topic of his doctoral thesis, which he completed in 2016. Si...2021-10-0415 minCommunicable Research PodcastCommunicable Research - Episode 3 - Professor John Holmes - Alcohol drinking guidelines.In this latest episode of the ScHARR Communicable Research Podcast Andy Tattersall speaks with Professor John Holmes about the topic of alcohol drinking guidelines.John is a Professor of Alcohol Policy and the Director of the Sheffield Alcohol Research Group within ScHARR.His research focus is on alcohol epidemiology and the analysis of alcohol policy options. He has an interest in patterns, trends and inequalities in alcohol consumption or alcohol-related harm and uses mathematical modelling to address alcohol policy questions.This podcast was originally recorded in 2019 as a pilot for this series but...2021-09-0616 min
Scampis beim JazzdanceAnbau - SbJ #29Der Garten Eden der Podcastwelt ist gespickt mit großen Kästlichkeiten und kleinen Delikatessen. Auch Matti und Kilian haben sich diese Woche wieder hier hinbegeben und rufen in einer kleinen Ecke, abseits des großen Trubels, schüchtern und unentschlossen: „Anbau!“ Es ist kaum zu hören, doch auch diese Woche reicht es für eine kleine Scharr, die den Gesprächen, Anekdoten und Witzen des Duos lauscht. Es ist gemütlich, schattig und viele kennen sich. Alle sind willkommen und „alle“ sind nicht viele. Der Charme einer kleinen privaten Hochzeitsfeier liegt in der Luft. Und am Ende hatte eine klein...2021-09-0258 minCommunicable Research PodcastCommunicable Research - Episode 2 - Dr Kelly Mackenzie - Sedentary behaviour in the workplace and public healthIn this latest episode of Communicable Research, we're talking to Dr Kelly Mackenzie who works within the Public Health section at ScHARR. We'll be chatting about the issue of sedentary behaviour in the workplace and public health.Kelly started her academic journey at the University of Leeds with her first degree in Medicine in 2007. At the same time Kelly completed an intercalated degree in Healthcare Ethics. Kelly went on to gain five years of clinical experience working in a variety of medical specialities, which included six months working in Melbourne, Australia.Kelly completed a Masters...2021-08-0924 min
The Alcohol 'Problem' PodcastAlcohol risk, guidelines and messaging with Tom Chivers & Colin AngusSend us a textIn this episode I talk to two guests about the risks of alcohol use and attempts to communicate these via the UK's recommended guidelines of 14 units a week. Firstly I talk to Tom Chivers, science editor at UnHerd and author. We talk about how the risks of alcohol use can or should be evaluated and communicated. Tom recently co-authored a book How to read numbers which includes a Statistical Style Guide for journalists. Next I speak to Colin Angus, a Senior Research Fellow in the Sheffield Alcohol Research Group wit...2021-07-151h 03Communicable Research PodcastCommunicable Research - Episode 1 - Colin Angus - Using Twitter as an academicOver this series of occasional podcasts we’ll hear from researchers at The School of Health and Related Research (ScHARR) at The University of Sheffield and the work they undertake to tackle some of the world’s biggest health challenges.
We’ll also hear from academics within the department and on occasion elsewhere, how they communicate their research and the methods they use.
Follow ScHARR on Twitter
Follow ScHARR on Facebook
This Episode
Andy Tattersall talks to ScHARR Senior Research Fellow Colin Angus about his experiences of usi...2021-05-1921 min
This Korean LifeThis Korean Life #43 feat: Kai SchaarEpisode Notes
Episode 43 features Kai Scharr, a seasoned Ulsan vet, who recently endured the loss of a loved one back home.
Due to Corona restrictions the situation became much more complex. It's something expats never want to have to deal with, but if you live abroad long enough it is inevitable. Kai shares his experience on how he handled this challenging time. He also compares and contrasts Canada and Korea's vastly different means of Corona Virus management and quarantine arrangements.
https://this-korean-life.pinecast.co/.../this-korean-life...
#Ulsan #Ulsancity #therisingcity #qualitypeninsulabanter #tkl #thiskoreanlife #expatsinulsan #ulsanexpats...2021-05-162h 23
Talk Public HealthSpecial Feature - Interview w/ #SheffWHO2021 Team: Talk Public Health | Season: 2021 (Episode 1.5)We are making good on the promise in our previous episode of getting new audio goodies to you within 10 days!
Remember this season we are giving you the option to tune in LIVE (on Facebook or YouTube) or later (via our other podcast channels). So if you are interested in seeing some of the dope visuals we are utilizing and the amazing people we are interviewing on our podcast, check out our full video uploads on Facebook, YouTube, and LinkedIn.
In this is a mini-episode, where we are joined by the leaders of...2021-02-0616 min
Emergency Preparedness in Canada (EPIC) Podcast2020 - A Year in ReviewOn this, the season finale of EPIC Podcast (Emergency Preparedness in Canada), we do our part to put 2020 firmly in the rearview mirror by reviewing one of the most eventful years for emergency management ever. From record breaking snowfalls, to the most expensive hailstorm ever, to the deadliest shooting in Canadian history, 2020 had it all. Oh, and also there was a Pandemic....
Help us say good riddance to 2020 while celebrating some of the advancements in our profession which so often accompany disaster in this very special episode of EPIC Podcast: Current, Relevant, Canadian.
Show Notes:
Check out the inaugural issue...2021-01-011h 04
Get Wright for SundayInterview with Rev. President Timothy Scharr: We're All in this TogetherWhat does preaching look like for a District President? Listen to Rev. Kyle Wright II and Vicar Ben Leeper interview Rev. Timothy Scharr, the President of the Southern Illinois District of the LCMS. Listen to them talk about the state of churches during the COVID-19 crisis, President Scharr's unique perspective on preaching, and God's wisdom through the ages, applies to our time and place, right here! This is one you don't want to miss!2020-12-3031 min
GotMead Live Radio Show4-7-20 Ken Schramm – Making Mead, Estate Fruit, and How Mead has Changed4-7-20 Tonight at 9PM ET we're happy to have the opportunity to hang out with Ken Schramm, owner of Schramm's Mead in Ferndale, MI.
If you're new to the mead world, you may not be familiar with Ken (I'm sure there are one or two of you, lol). Ken, oft referred to as 'The Godfather of Mead' and is the author of The Compleat Meadmaker, arguably the book that launched a mead making revolution. Many meadmakers learned a lot about mead and meadmaking from Ken and his book. “The Compleat Meadmaker,” is the current reference text of record on mead...2020-04-071h 49
Daily Chapel Sermon from KFUO RadioRev. Timothy Scharr on Matthew 6:1-6 & 16-21Rev. Timothy Scharr, President of the Southern Illinois District of the LCMS, gives today’s sermon based on Matthew 6:1-6 & 16-21.
Today we pray for Rev. Dr. David and Joyce Erber who serve the Lord in Ghana. Read their story and how to support their work at lcms.org/erber. Find your opportunity to serve at servenow.lcms.org.
The broadcast of chapel services is brought to you by LCMS International Mission and Ministry to Armed Forces.
Learn more at international.lcms.org and lcms.org/armedforces.2020-02-2800 min
Solving Life's Next Chapter Podcast - Cutting Edge Information for Your Powerful Senior YearsThere's No Place Like Home!!!!In this week's podcast, "Solving Life's Next Chapter," we speak to Lisa Mac Naughton Business Director of Home Care Resources and Allison Scharr, Care Manager for Legacy Home Care. When do we bring in non-medical home healthcare into our homes? What is Non-Medical Home Health Care? We find out what types of services non-medical provides and what families can expect when hiring a home healthcare company. Allison will explain once a family member is considering moving into a community whether it's a large Senior living or a group home, which is the most important concern for fa...2019-11-2028 min
Talk Public HealthSneak Peek: Talk Public Health - Trailer (Season 1: "This Is Public Health")Welcome back to Talk Public Health (TPH), where we explore topics for persons looking to start a career in public health, make a change in their life or learn something new.
Hosted by N. Charles Hamilton and Naomi Limaro Nathan, our dynamic team of young public health professionals offer fresh perspectives on topics including: neglected public health issues, global health affairs, and the latest updates in our field.
This season, we explore an overarching theme of “This Is Public Health” for each episode of TPH - thanks to funding and support received from the Association of S...2019-11-1603 min
Radio atelierNo. 33 — 18 février 2019
Vous pouvez télécharger l’épisode ici!
Mini-entrevue
Nous vous présentons notre metteur en ondes : Gexan Armendariz.
Entrevue
Nous recevons Michel Lefebvre, directeur général de TOPO, laboratoire d’écriture numérique.
Vous pouvez en apprendre davantage sur TOPO en visitant leur site Internet.L’œuvre Labyrinthe atypique sera présentée dans l’espace dédié à l’art numérique des Rendez-vous Québec Cinéma du 20 février au 2 mars 2019. Vous pouvez visiter le site Internet de Québec Cinema pour tous les détails.
Chroniques2019-02-1957 min
100 Jahre Republik Österreich - Ringvorlesung100 Jahre Republik Österreich- Semester 2- Teil 10 Anita Ziegerhofer
Übergänge – Vom Reich in die Republik
Die „Europa-Idee“ – vom „Paneuropa“ zur Europäischen Union
Anita Ziegerhofer, Graz
_____________________________________________________________________________________
100 Jahre Republik Österreich
Ringvorlesung
Aus Anlass von 100 Jahren Republikgründung und weiterer Gedenkjahre, die einschneidende Veränderungen in der österreichischen Geschichte in den Blick nehmen (1938 – 1948 – 1968 – 1998), veranstaltet die Universität Innsbruck (Institut für Geschichtswissenschaften und Europäische Ethnologie sowie Institut für Zeitgeschichte) eine Ringvorlesung, die sich über zwei Semester erstreckt. Unter dem Titel ’Am Ende ein Anfang‘ liegt der inhaltliche Schwerpunkt der Vorträge im Sommersemester 2018 auf der Umbruchsituation von der Monarchie zur Ersten Republik. Dabei wird die Nachkrie...2019-01-231h 10100 Jahre Republik Österreich - Ringvorlesung100 Jahre Republik Österreich- Semester 2-Teil 9- Georg Spitaler
Zweite Republik
Populäre Erinnerung, spukende Bilder. Sport und Identität in Österreich.
Georg Spitaler, Wien
100 Jahre Republik Österreich
Ringvorlesung
Aus Anlass von 100 Jahren Republikgründung und weiterer Gedenkjahre, die einschneidende Veränderungen in der österreichischen Geschichte in den Blick nehmen (1938 – 1948 – 1968 – 1998), veranstaltet die Universität Innsbruck (Institut für Geschichtswissenschaften und Europäische Ethnologie sowie Institut für Zeitgeschichte) eine Ringvorlesung, die sich über zwei Semester erstreckt. Unter dem Titel ’Am Ende ein Anfang‘ liegt der inhaltliche Schwerpunkt der Vorträge im Sommersemester 2018 auf der Umbruchsituation von der Monarchie zur Ersten Republik. Dabei wird die Nachkriegszeit...2019-01-161h 17100 Jahre Republik Österreich - Ringvorlesung100 Jahre Republik Österreich- Semester 2- Teil 7
Zweite Republik
Das „Dritte Lager“. Die politische Formierung von ehemaligen NationalsozialistInnen nach 1945.
Margit Reiter, Wien
________________________________________________________________________________
100 Jahre Republik Österreich
Ringvorlesung
Aus Anlass von 100 Jahren Republikgründung und weiterer Gedenkjahre, die einschneidende Veränderungen in der österreichischen Geschichte in den Blick nehmen (1938 – 1948 – 1968 – 1998), veranstaltet die Universität Innsbruck (Institut für Geschichtswissenschaften und Europäische Ethnologie sowie Institut für Zeitgeschichte) eine Ringvorlesung, die sich über zwei Semester erstreckt. Unter dem Titel ’Am Ende ein Anfang‘ liegt der inhaltliche Schwerpunkt der Vorträge im Sommersemester 2018 auf der Umbruchsituation von der Monarchie zur Ersten Republik. Dabei wird die Nachkriegszeit in Bezug...2018-12-121h 08100 Jahre Republik Österreich - Ringvorlesung100 Jahre Republik Österreich- Semester 2- Teil 6- Peter Ruggenthaler
Besatzungszeit und Staatsvertrag
Unter alliierter Besatzung – Österreich 1945–1955.
Peter Ruggenthaler, Graz
________________________________________________________________________________
100 Jahre Republik Österreich
Ringvorlesung
Aus Anlass von 100 Jahren Republikgründung und weiterer Gedenkjahre, die einschneidende Veränderungen in der österreichischen Geschichte in den Blick nehmen (1938 – 1948 – 1968 – 1998), veranstaltet die Universität Innsbruck (Institut für Geschichtswissenschaften und Europäische Ethnologie sowie Institut für Zeitgeschichte) eine Ringvorlesung, die sich über zwei Semester erstreckt. Unter dem Titel ’Am Ende ein Anfang‘ liegt der inhaltliche Schwerpunkt der Vorträge im Sommersemester 2018 auf der Umbruchsituation von der Monarchie zur Ersten Republik. Dabei wird die Nachkriegszeit in Bezug auf neue Grenzen ode...2018-12-1252 min100 Jahre Republik Österreich - Ringvorlesung100 Jahre Republik Österreich- Semester 2- Teil 5- Bernhard Perz
„Drittes Reich“ und Holocaust
Österreich und der Holocaust.
Bertrand Perz, Wien
____________________________________________________________________________________
100 Jahre Republik Österreich
Ringvorlesung
Aus Anlass von 100 Jahren Republikgründung und weiterer Gedenkjahre, die einschneidende Veränderungen in der österreichischen Geschichte in den Blick nehmen (1938 – 1948 – 1968 – 1998), veranstaltet die Universität Innsbruck (Institut für Geschichtswissenschaften und Europäische Ethnologie sowie Institut für Zeitgeschichte) eine Ringvorlesung, die sich über zwei Semester erstreckt. Unter dem Titel ’Am Ende ein Anfang‘ liegt der inhaltliche Schwerpunkt der Vorträge im Sommersemester 2018 auf der Umbruchsituation von der Monarchie zur Ersten Republik. Dabei wird die Nachkriegszeit in Bezug auf neue Grenze...2018-11-271h 13100 Jahre Republik Österreich - Ringvorlesung100 Jahre Republik Österreich- Semester 2- Teil 4- Gerhard Botz
„Drittes Reich“ und Holocaust
Der „Anschluss“ 1938 – Zustimmung, Machtübernahme und Selbstermächtigung.
Gerhard Botz, Wien
__________________________________________________________________________________
100 Jahre Republik Österreich
Ringvorlesung
Aus Anlass von 100 Jahren Republikgründung und weiterer Gedenkjahre, die einschneidende Veränderungen in der österreichischen Geschichte in den Blick nehmen (1938 – 1948 – 1968 – 1998), veranstaltet die Universität Innsbruck (Institut für Geschichtswissenschaften und Europäische Ethnologie sowie Institut für Zeitgeschichte) eine Ringvorlesung, die sich über zwei Semester erstreckt. Unter dem Titel ’Am Ende ein Anfang‘ liegt der inhaltliche Schwerpunkt der Vorträge im Sommersemester 2018 auf der Umbruchsituation von der Monarchie zur Ersten Republik. Dabei wird die Nachkriegszeit in Bezug auf...2018-11-141h 10100 Jahre Republik Österreich - Ringvorlesung100 Jahre Republik Österreich – Semester 2- Teil 3- Werner-Michael Schwarz
Erste Republik und Dollfuß-Schuschnigg-Regime
„Sprechende Steine“. Rotes Wien 1919–1934.
Werner-Michael Schwarz, Wien
___________________________________________________________________________________
100 Jahre Republik Österreich
Ringvorlesung
Aus Anlass von 100 Jahren Republikgründung und weiterer Gedenkjahre, die einschneidende Veränderungen in der österreichischen Geschichte in den Blick nehmen (1938 – 1948 – 1968 – 1998), veranstaltet die Universität Innsbruck (Institut für Geschichtswissenschaften und Europäische Ethnologie sowie Institut für Zeitgeschichte) eine Ringvorlesung, die sich über zwei Semester erstreckt. Unter dem Titel ’Am Ende ein Anfang‘ liegt der inhaltliche Schwerpunkt der Vorträge im Sommersemester 2018 auf der Umbruchsituation von der Monarchie zur Ersten Republik. Dabei wird die Nachkriegszeit in Bezug auf...2018-11-131h 17100 Jahre Republik Österreich - Ringvorlesung100 Jahre Republik Österreich- Semester 2- Teil 2 – Ilse Reiter-Zatloukal
Erste Republik und Dollfuß-Schuschnigg-Regime
Österreich 1933–1938 – Vom demokratischen Rechtsstaat zum autoritären Polizeistaat.
Ilse Reiter-Zatloukal, Wien
_______________________________________________________________________________
100 Jahre Republik Österreich
Ringvorlesung
Aus Anlass von 100 Jahren Republikgründung und weiterer Gedenkjahre, die einschneidende Veränderungen in der österreichischen Geschichte in den Blick nehmen (1938 – 1948 – 1968 – 1998), veranstaltet die Universität Innsbruck (Institut für Geschichtswissenschaften und Europäische Ethnologie sowie Institut für Zeitgeschichte) eine Ringvorlesung, die sich über zwei Semester erstreckt. Unter dem Titel ’Am Ende ein Anfang‘ liegt der inhaltliche Schwerpunkt der Vorträge im Sommersemester 2018 auf der Umbruchsituation von der Monarchie zur Ersten Republik. Dabei wird die Nachkriegszeit in...2018-11-061h 13100 Jahre Republik Österreich - Ringvorlesung100 Jahre Republik Österreich- Semester 2- Teil 1- Franz Schausberger
Erste Republik und Dollfuß-Schuschnigg-Regime
Rudolf Ramek – Konsenskanzler im Österreich der Gegensätze.
Franz Schausberger, Salzburg
_______________________________________________________________________________
100 Jahre Republik Österreich
Ringvorlesung
Aus Anlass von 100 Jahren Republikgründung und weiterer Gedenkjahre, die einschneidende Veränderungen in der österreichischen Geschichte in den Blick nehmen (1938 – 1948 – 1968 – 1998), veranstaltet die Universität Innsbruck (Institut für Geschichtswissenschaften und Europäische Ethnologie sowie Institut für Zeitgeschichte) eine Ringvorlesung, die sich über zwei Semester erstreckt. Unter dem Titel ’Am Ende ein Anfang‘ liegt der inhaltliche Schwerpunkt der Vorträge im Sommersemester 2018 auf der Umbruchsituation von der Monarchie zur Ersten Republik. Dabei wird die Nachkriegszeit i...2018-10-301h 14100 Jahre Republik Österreich - Ringvorlesung100 Jahre Republik Österreich Teil 12- Johann Georg LughoferÜbergänge – Vom Reich in die Republik
Zwischen Monarchie und Republik. Joseph Roth
Johann Georg LUGHOFER, Graz-Ljubljana
————————————————————————————————————————————–
100 Jahre Republik Österreich
Ringvorlesung
Aus Anlass von 100 Jahren Republikgründung und weiterer Gedenkjahre, die einschneidende Veränderungen in der österreichischen Geschichte in den Blick nehmen (1938 – 1948 – 1968 – 1998), veranstaltet die Universität Innsbruck (Institut für Geschichtswissenschaften und Europäische Ethnologie sowie Institut für Zeitgeschichte) eine Ringvorlesung, die sich über zwei Semester erstreckt. Unter dem Titel ’Am Ende ein Anfang‘ liegt der inhaltliche Schwerpunkt der Vorträge im Sommersemester 2018 auf der Umbruchsituation von der Monarchie zur Ersten Republik. Dab...2018-07-1658 min100 Jahre Republik Österreich - Ringvorlesung100 Jahre Pepublik Österreich- Teil 11 Gabriela Hauch
Übergänge – Vom Reich in die Republik
Die Angstträume der Frauenfeinde spiegeln die Wunschträume der Utopisten‘.
Frauenwahlrecht und die Ambivalenzen der Geschlechterverhältnisse
Gabriella HAUCH, Wien
————————————————————————————————————————————–
100 Jahre Republik Österreich
Ringvorlesung
Aus Anlass von 100 Jahren Republikgründung und weiterer Gedenkjahre, die einschneidende Veränderungen in der österreichischen Geschichte in den Blick nehmen (1938 – 1948 – 1968 – 1998), veranstaltet die Universität Innsbruck (Institut für Geschichtswissenschaften und Europäische Ethnologie sowie Institut für Zeitgeschichte) eine Ringvorlesung, die sich über zwei Semester erstreckt. Unter dem Titel ’Am Ende ein Anfang‘ liegt der inhaltliche Schwerpunkt der Vorträge im Sommersemester...2018-06-2656 min100 Jahre Republik Österreich - Ringvorlesung100 Jahre republik Österreich- Teil 10 Mattheo Proto
Grenzen – nationale/regionale Dimensionen
Matteo PROTO, Bologna
Der Raum des Großen Italiens. Alpengrenze, Adriatische Herrschaft
und das Projekt einer Politischen Geographie (1915–1922)
———————————————————————————————————————————-
100 Jahre Republik Österreich
Ringvorlesung
Aus Anlass von 100 Jahren Republikgründung und weiterer Gedenkjahre, die einschneidende Veränderungen in der österreichischen Geschichte in den Blick nehmen (1938 – 1948 – 1968 – 1998), veranstaltet die Universität Innsbruck (Institut für Geschichtswissenschaften und Europäische Ethnologie sowie Institut für Zeitgeschichte) eine Ringvorlesung, die sich über zwei Semester erstreckt. Unter dem Titel ’Am Ende ein Anfang‘ liegt der inhaltliche Schwerpunkt der Vorträge im Sommersemester 2018 auf der Umbruchsituation von...2018-06-1957 min100 Jahre Republik Österreich - Ringvorlesung100 Jahre Republik Österreich- Teil 9 Andrej RahtenGrenzen – nationale/regionale Dimensionen
Die Frage der österreichisch-jugoslawischen Grenzziehung und die Tätigkeit der slowenischen Vertreter auf der Pariser Friedenskonferenz
Andrej RAHTEN, Ljubljana-Maribor
—————————————————————————————————————————————————
100 Jahre Republik Österreich
Ringvorlesung
Aus Anlass von 100 Jahren Republikgründung und weiterer Gedenkjahre, die einschneidende Veränderungen in der österreichischen Geschichte in den Blick nehmen (1938 – 1948 – 1968 – 1998), veranstaltet die Universität Innsbruck (Institut für Geschichtswissenschaften und Europäische Ethnologie sowie Institut für Zeitgeschichte) eine Ringvorlesung, die sich über zwei Semester erstreckt. Unter dem Titel ’Am Ende ein Anfang‘ liegt der inhaltliche Schwerpunkt der Vorträge im Sommersemester 201...2018-06-1935 min100 Jahre Republik Österreich - Ringvorlesung100 Jahre Republik Österreich- Teil 5 Yasir Yilmaz
Friedensverträge im Vergleich
The Treaty of Sèvres.
A death sentence revoked
Yasir YILMAZ, Olomouc)
———————————————————————————————————————————————–
100 Jahre Republik Österreich
Ringvorlesung
Aus Anlass von 100 Jahren Republikgründung und weiterer Gedenkjahre, die einschneidende Veränderungen in der österreichischen Geschichte in den Blick nehmen (1938 – 1948 – 1968 – 1998), veranstaltet die Universität Innsbruck (Institut für Geschichtswissenschaften und Europäische Ethnologie sowie Institut für Zeitgeschichte) eine Ringvorlesung, die sich über zwei Semester erstreckt. Unter dem Titel ’Am Ende ein Anfang‘ liegt der inhaltliche Schwerpunkt der Vorträge im Sommersemester 2018 auf der Umbruchsituation von d...2018-05-301h 05100 Jahre Republik Österreich - Ringvorlesung100 Jahre Republik Österreich- Teil 8 Thomas OlcheowskiFriedensverträge im Vergleich
Der Vertrag von Saint-Germain-en-Laye und Österreich
Thomas G. OLECHOWSKI, Wien
100 Jahre Republik Österreich
Ringvorlesung
Aus Anlass von 100 Jahren Republikgründung und weiterer Gedenkjahre, die einschneidende Veränderungen in der österreichischen Geschichte in den Blick nehmen (1938 – 1948 – 1968 – 1998), veranstaltet die Universität Innsbruck (Institut für Geschichtswissenschaften und Europäische Ethnologie sowie Institut für Zeitgeschichte) eine Ringvorlesung, die sich über zwei Semester erstreckt. Unter dem Titel ’Am Ende ein Anfang‘ liegt der inhaltliche Schwerpunkt der Vorträge im Sommersemester 2018 auf der Umbruchsituation von der Monarchie zur Ersten Republik. Dabei wird die Nachkriegszeit in...2018-05-2656 min100 Jahre Republik Österreich - Ringvorlesung100 Jahre Republik Österreich- Teil 7 Igor Narskij
Friedensverträge im Vergleich
Rettung oder Verrat der Revolution?
Internationale Integration oder Isolation Russlands? Der Frieden von Brest-Litowsk
NARSKIJ, Tscheljabinsk
——————————————————————————————————————————————–
100 Jahre Republik Österreich
Ringvorlesung
Aus Anlass von 100 Jahren Republikgründung und weiterer Gedenkjahre, die einschneidende Veränderungen in der österreichischen Geschichte in den Blick nehmen (1938 – 1948 – 1968 – 1998), veranstaltet die Universität Innsbruck (Institut für Geschichtswissenschaften und Europäische Ethnologie sowie Institut für Zeitgeschichte) eine Ringvorlesung, die sich über zwei Semester erstreckt. Unter dem Titel ’Am Ende ein Anfang‘ liegt der inhaltliche Schwerpunkt der Vorträge im Sommersemester 2018 auf der Umbruchsituation von der Monarchie zur...2018-05-1657 min100 Jahre Republik Österreich - Ringvorlesung100 Jahre Republik Österreich Teil 6- Rudolf GräfFriedensverträge im Vergleich
Die Folgen von Trianon.
Neue Minderheiten und Mehrheiten in Rumänien
Rudolf GRÄF, Cluj
—————————————————————————————————————————————-
100 Jahre Republik Österreich
Ringvorlesung
Aus Anlass von 100 Jahren Republikgründung und weiterer Gedenkjahre, die einschneidende Veränderungen in der österreichischen Geschichte in den Blick nehmen (1938 – 1948 – 1968 – 1998), veranstaltet die Universität Innsbruck (Institut für Geschichtswissenschaften und Europäische Ethnologie sowie Institut für Zeitgeschichte) eine Ringvorlesung, die sich über zwei Semester erstreckt. Unter dem Titel ’Am Ende ein Anfang‘ liegt der inhaltliche Schwerpunkt der Vorträge im Sommersemester 20...2018-05-0955 min100 Jahre Republik Österreich - Ringvorlesung100 Jahre Republik Österreich- Teil 4 Ernst Langthaler
Umbrüche – Übergänge: Kriegsende – Revolutionen
Der hungernde ’Volkskörper‘.
Ernährung in der Umbruchsgesellschaft Österreichs vor und nach 1918
Ernst LANGTHALER, Linz
—————————————————————————————————————————————–
100 Jahre Republik Österreich
Ringvorlesung
Aus Anlass von 100 Jahren Republikgründung und weiterer Gedenkjahre, die einschneidende Veränderungen in der österreichischen Geschichte in den Blick nehmen (1938 – 1948 – 1968 – 1998), veranstaltet die Universität Innsbruck (Institut für Geschichtswissenschaften und Europäische Ethnologie sowie Institut für Zeitgeschichte) eine Ringvorlesung, die sich über zwei Semester erstreckt. Unter dem Titel ’Am Ende ein Anfang‘ liegt der inhaltliche Schwerpunkt der Vorträge im Sommersemester 2018 auf der Umbruchsituation von der Monar...2018-04-251h 07100 Jahre Republik Österreich - Ringvorlesung100 Jahre Republik Österreich- Teil 3 Helmut Konrad
Umbrüche – Übergänge: Kriegsende – Revolutionen
’…der Rest ist Österreich‘.
Von der Monarchie zur Republik
Helmut KONRAD, Graz
———————————————————————————————————————————————————–
100 Jahre Republik Österreich
Ringvorlesung
Aus Anlass von 100 Jahren Republikgründung und weiterer Gedenkjahre, die einschneidende Veränderungen in der österreichischen Geschichte in den Blick nehmen (1938 – 1948 – 1968 – 1998), veranstaltet die Universität Innsbruck (Institut für Geschichtswissenschaften und Europäische Ethnologie sowie Institut für Zeitgeschichte) eine Ringvorlesung, die sich über zwei Semester erstreckt. Unter dem Titel ’Am Ende ein Anfang‘ liegt der inhaltliche Schwerpunkt der Vorträge im Sommersemester 2018 auf der Umbruchsituation von der Monarchie zur Ersten Republik. Dabei wird die Nachkrie...2018-04-181h 02100 Jahre Republik Österreich - Ringvorlesung100 Jahre Republik Österreich- Teil 2 Norbert Christian Wolf
Umbrüche – Übergänge: Kriegsende – Revolutionen
’Geist vom Geiste des Expressionismus‘.
Literarischer Aktivismus in der Wiener Revolution von 1918
Norbert Christian WOLF, Salzburg
—————————
100 Jahre Republik Österreich
Ringvorlesung
Aus Anlass von 100 Jahren Republikgründung und weiterer Gedenkjahre, die einschneidende Veränderungen in der österreichischen Geschichte in den Blick nehmen (1938 – 1948 – 1968 – 1998), veranstaltet die Universität Innsbruck (Institut für Geschichtswissenschaften und Europäische Ethnologie sowie Institut für Zeitgeschichte) eine Ringvorlesung, die sich über zwei Semester erstreckt. Unter dem Titel ’Am Ende ein Anfang‘ liegt der inhaltliche Schwerpunkt der Vorträge im Sommersemester 2018 auf der Umbruchsituatio...2018-03-281h 07100 Jahre Republik Österreich - Ringvorlesung100 Jahre Republik Österreich -Teil1 Podiumsdiskussion
Podiumsdiskussion
Heinz FISCHER, Bundespräsident a. D., Wien-Innsbruck
Oliver RATHKOLB, Institut für Zeitgeschichte/Universität Wien
Monika SOMMER-SIEGHART, Haus der Geschichte Österreich
Helmut WOHNOUT, Bundeskanzleramt/Bundespressedienst
Moderation:
Dirk RUPNOW und Kurt SCHARR
—————————
100 Jahre Republik Österreich
Ringvorlesung
Aus Anlass von 100 Jahren Republikgründung und weiterer Gedenkjahre, die einschneidende Veränderungen in der österreichischen Geschichte in den Blick nehmen (1938 – 1948 – 1968 – 1998), veranstaltet die Universität Innsbruck (Institut für Geschichtswissenschaften und Europäische Ethnologie sowie Institut für Zeitgeschichte) eine Ringvorlesung, die sich über zwei Semester erstreckt. Unter dem Titel ’Am Ende ein Anfang‘ liegt der inhaltliche S...2018-03-212h 24
Women of Substance Music Podcast Volume 1#212 Music by Ellen Xylander, Michelle Lockey, Randi Lithgow, Dottie Scharr, Buttercookie, Shelley Barratt, AngelineTo get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit
This show includes the following songs:
Ellen Xylander - Reckless Hearted
Michelle Lockey - Gotta Be More To Life
Randi Lithgow - Tan Line
Dottie Scharr - Take Care Of You
Buttercookie - Who Made It Be That Way
Shelley Barratt - Sappy Baseball Movies
Angeline - Black Butterflies
For Music Biz Resources Visit
Visit our Sponsor: Get music by Victoria Celestine at
Visit our Sponsor: Get music by Gina Hayes at2015-09-1129 min
Women of Substance Music Podcast Volume 1#207 Music by Robyn Cage, Annie Gallup, Dottie Scharr, LynZ Wells, Lauren Fincham, Deborah Wargnier, Barbara MartinTo get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit
This show includes the following songs:
Robyn Cage - The Arsonist and The Thief
Annie Gallup - Diamond Ring
Dottie Scharr - Quit This Town
LynZ Wells - Can't Have Me
Lauren Fincham - Something In The Air
Deborah Wargnier - Meant To Be
Barbara Martin - Too Late To Die Young
For Music Biz Resources Visit
Visit our Sponsor: Get music by Amused Now at
Visit our Sponsor: Get music by Far West Folk at2015-09-0432 min
Women of Substance Music Podcast Volume 1#200 Music by Zarni, Sandy & Geof Todd, Rachel Taylor, Ann Rabson, LOAD, Dottie Scharr, Natalie CevaTo get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit
This show includes the following songs:
Zarni - Onward
Sandy & Geof Todd - Bittersweet Kisses
Rachel Taylor - Might Get Sane
Ann Rabson - Gonna Stop You From Giving Me The Blues
LOAD - Great Great Day
Dottie Scharr - Dead Or Alive
Natalie Ceva - Bone Marrow
Visit our Sponsor: Get music by McGonigle & Gladstone at
Visit our Sponsor: Get music by Amused Now at2015-08-2630 min
Agent Carter DeclassifiedEpisode 7 - The Iron CeilingJill Scharr and Alex Cranz talk the fanfic nature of the very satisfying but dramatically flaccid 5th episode of Marvel's Agent Carter.2015-02-1046 min
Agent Carter DeclassifiedEpisode 7 - The Iron CeilingJill Scharr and Alex Cranz talk the fanfic nature of the very satisfying but dramatically flaccid 5th episode of Marvel's Agent Carter.2015-02-1046 min
Agent Carter DeclassifiedEpisode 6 - The Blitzkrieg ButtonJill Scharr and Alex Cranz talk Episode 4 of Agent Carter. Peggy's torn between loyalties towards friend and country, and we're weighed down by how WHITE the show is.2015-02-0954 min
Agent Carter DeclassifiedEpisode 6 - The Blitzkrieg ButtonJill Scharr and Alex Cranz talk Episode 4 of Agent Carter. Peggy's torn between loyalties towards friend and country, and we're weighed down by how WHITE the show is.2015-02-0954 min
Agent Carter DeclassifiedEpisode 5 - Time and TideAlex Cranz and Jill Scharr talk episode 3 of Agent Carter. That means sexism in the work place, Peggy's terrible, no good, very bad day and Angie's crush.2015-02-0852 min