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The Marian Flaxman Network PodcastEpisode 20 - Doing the Next Right Thing with Dr. Taylor WinklemanWelcome back to The Marian Flaxman Network Podcast! On today's episode, a conversation with Taylor Winkleman, MPH, DVM. Dr. Winkleman is a military veteran, and a doctor of veterinary medicine. She is passionate about making the world a better place, and she achieves this mission through a wide variety of personal and professional means. As a consultant, she works for organizations such as the WHO, developing policies that promote global health. As a professor, she teaches students how to write and advocate for evidence-based policies. As a mentor, she supports and nurtures the next generation of scientists, policy makers...2024-04-191h 24
The Union TapesOwain Clegg - Episode 22Jumping forward a decade or so from our last episode. I first met Owain in the 90's, he was a tiny chatty kid ripping around the boneyard in Chester and the surrounding skateparks of the time. Fast forward many years and this dude has never dropped off. Rode for a bunch of big companies, won contests, flew around the world, scoring multiple magazine covers, video parts, road trips and done all there is to do in the game of BMX. We get in to the start of his BMX journey, trips to Woodward as a kid, growing up around the...2024-01-202h 47
The Conversation HatDog Yeast is the first option [ep143]In this episode Liam & Ben chat about:Best Birthday EVER1 simple rule to live byDog yeastClaudia Winkleman& much more!============================This show will always be available for free, but super fans are encouraged to support The Conversation Hat via Patreon. You'll be able to access a special, patron-only mini-episode every month and a members-only Discord channel:www.patreon.com/conversationhatGet your very own Conversation Hat tees, mugs and more from TeePublic:www.teepublic.com/stores/conversation-hatOther ways to support without...2023-01-0831 min
The Chris Evans Show with The National LotteryBrian Johnson, Angus Young, Claudia Winkleman, Ian Rankin, Mel CThis week on the show we welcome friends from the world of television, film, music and literature.AC/DC's Brian Johnson and Angus Young discuss their brand new single 'Shot In The Dark'.Claudia Winkleman lets us into her love letter to life ‘Quite’.Scottish literary legend Ian Rankin chats about his new Inspector John Rebus-starring book, ‘A Song For The Dark Times’.And Spice Girl Mel C tells us about her new self titled solo album.Plus Craig Revel Horwood, Shirley Ballas, Corey Taylor and Rupert Everett.You can c...2020-10-0955 min
PDR PodcastEpisode 008: Doing is the Other Half of the BattleThis week we sit down with SynthRITE team and winners of last year's BIO Competition Gayatri Sanku, Sunshine Lucky Go, and Jarjieh Fang. Building an international team and writing a proposal is a hard thing to do well, so we sat down with the team that did it best last year to find out what the magic ingredients are. Turns out, it's not magic- just hard work. Have a listen.
Below are the sources we reference in the episode:
BIO Competition announcement: https://www.nti.org/newsroom/news/nti-and-nextgen-ghs-network-launch-4th-annual-next-generation-biosecurity-competition/
Publicly...2020-07-141h 07PDR PodcastEpisode 007: Knowing is Only Half the BattleIn this episode, we sit down with NTI's Jessica Bell to discuss the Global Health Security Index, the current coronavirus pandemic, the upcoming Bio Competition, and, of course, all things Prevent, Detect, Respond.
Links:
World Economic Forum Article (Intro)
Global Health Security Index2020-06-2352 minPDR PodcastEpisode 006: The Next (Greatest) GenerationIn this week's episode, we talk to historian and Augusta University professor Dr. Ruth McClelland-Nugent about connections between the current COVID-19 pandemic and the lessons we can learn from World War 2 public messaging.
References:
Introduction from: Britain Can Take It: The British Cinema in the Second World War, New Edition (Cinema and Society), by Tony Aldgate and Jeffrey Richards
Introduction from: We’ll Always Have the Movies: American Cinema During World War II by Robert McLaughlin and Sally E. Perry
Amplifer call for art: https://community.amplifier.org/campaign/gl...2020-04-0749 min
Casual SpaceTaylor Winkleman: Space AdvocateThere’s no title big enough to hold the accomplishments and aspirations for Taylor Winkelman. What has this woman NOT done? Just read her bio. Professor at Georgetown University School of Medicine. Legislative Assistant. Veterinarian. Army Sergeant. Advocate for space policy in Washington D.C. In general, Taylor works to make our world a better place for all of us. And, in typical Taylor fashion, why stop with the world? Let’s bring the benefits of the UNIVERSE- the many benefits that space exploration brings us - available to all. Taylor will lead the way. 2020-02-281h 06PDR PodcastEpisode 005: COVID-19 Special EpisodeIn this special episode, Taylor and co-producer Jess talk to Dr. Jonathan (Jono) Quick, author of The End of Epidemics and Professor at Duke University. Data presented in the episode was collected from Johns Hopkins University. 2020-02-1453 minPDR PodcastEpisode 004: Found in TranslationThis week we do our very first remote interview. Our guest is Ms. Ana Izar (Twitter: @a_izar) of the UN Office of Disarmament Affairs Bioweapons Convention (UNODA-BWC) about the very first Global South in Biosecurity Workshop, biosecurity and biosafety, and the importance and relevance of the Bioweapons Convention today.
Links:
Atlas Obscura (from intro): https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/banjawarn-station
For more information:
H5N1 Gain of Function Experiments: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKrh9NGwW1w&feature=youtu.be
...2019-09-2552 minPDR PodcastEpisode 003: Outbreak Exhibit Breaks OutThis episode, we sit down with Smithsonian Museum of Natural History curator Dr. Sabrina Sholts (Twitter: @SabrinaBSholts) and talk about the Outbreak Exhibit currently on display at the museum (2018-2021). 2019-06-1854 minPDR PodcastEpisode 002: Cultivating Leaders in Global Health SecurityI sit down with Dr. Julie Fischer at Georgetown University to discuss her career path and ways in which we can begin to cultivate leaders in GHSA instead of capturing them in the wild.
Sources:
https://www.cdc.gov/globalhealth/healthprotection/gdd/stories/india-_diarrhea_on_run.html
2019-05-1459 min
PDR PodcastEpisode 001: Ebola, Then and NowA conversation with Dr. Daniel Lucey comparing and contrasting the current Ebola epidemic in the North Kivu region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the 2014 West Africa Ebola epidemic. We touch on advances made in vaccines, diagnostics, treatments, and how the lessons learned from the West Africa epidemic are being applied, as well as the challenges faced by a region in conflict.
Show Notes:
[WHO | Stories of Ebola survivors](https://www.who.int/features/2014/ebola-survivor-stories/en/)
[2014-2016 Ebola Outbreak in West Africa | History...2019-03-1057 min
The Frontline ClubIn the Picture: Orphaned and Ostracised- HIV in Africa with Carol Allen Storey“Orphans are Africa’s tsunami” claims photographer Carol Allen Storey, who has documented the lives of orphans in Sub Saharan Africa.
Two key groups of children provide a focal point for her work. One, a gang of Ugandan youngsters known as the ‘Dustbin tribe’ who live and play on a rubbish tip, the other, lucky enough to be in school in Tanzania, are marked out from their classmates with red badges to signify their HIV positive status.
Carol Allen Storey is a committed photojournalist who specialises in chronicling complex humanitarian and social issues, especially amongst women and children.
Storey’s work has bee...2011-01-1800 min
Dorrisville Baptist ChurchLuke 7:36-50 - AudioMatt Winkleman speaks while Dewayne is in Mali on mission trip.
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The story of the sinful woman forgiven.2010-11-0743 minDorrisville Baptist ChurchHaiti Team report - Audioreport from our Haiti mission trip team
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Steve & Christy Lewis
Steve Buxton
Luci Maynard
Stephanie Church
David Winkleman
David Higgs2010-11-071h 16