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Silver and Black Coffee Hour: A San Antonio Spurs PodcastHero Ball'd: Has Wemby Reached his Final Form?!Silver and Black Coffee Hour: Spurs Mid-Season Report Cards and Bald Movement SagaIn this episode of the Silver and Black Coffee Hour, join host Tom Peti along with co-hosts Aaron Blackaby and Zach Montana as they delve into mid-season grades for San Antonio Spurs players and head coach Mitch Johnson. From praising the team's success in the Western Conference to discussing the 'bald' movement within the squad led by stars like Victor Wembanyama and Keldon Johnson, this episode covers all the highlights, low points, and areas for improvement. Plus, the team previews upcoming games against the Utah Jazz and...
2026-01-181h 16
Nii-San PodcastNii-San Podcast Ep. 51 - You’re Not Watching Spy X Family?! | Spring 2022 ReviewXell and Crim are here to wade through the waters of Simp Spring 2022 and are picking out the best and the worst of this season so far! Was the hype worth it? Are there are any dark horses? Will Shikimori actually be good? Is the best anime Ya Boy Kongming?!?! We'll cover all of that and way way more on today's episode of the Nii-San Podcast!Do you have a favorite Anime for Spring 2022?Let us know in the YouTube comments! Check out our pretty looking podcast on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsPR4t...
2022-04-251h 29
Humans at Work with Michael GlazerMarco Greenberg on Using Your Primal Strengths at WorkHave you ever found yourself second-guessing a decision because you did what you were expected to do instead of what you instinctively felt was best and natural for yourself? If you answered yes, then you’ll want to listen to Marco Greenberg, co-founder and president of C-level communications firm Thunder11 and author of Primitive, talk with Michael about how you can achieve your goals by embracing your ingrained strengths and primal drivers.
2021-07-2651 min
The Public Health PodcastA New Way to Fight LymphomaLyndsay Springer has turned a tragedy into a force for good. After her husband Chike passed away after a battle with Lymphoma, she worked with his family to establish the Chike Springer Foundation, which is charting a new course to improve treatment outcomes and increase diversity in cancer research. Learn more about the Foundation's work at: Chikespringerfoundation.org Take part in the Foundation's fitness fundraiser: https://www.kilterrewards.com/events/chike-springer-foundation-overcome-fitness-fundraiser
2021-05-2730 minThe Public Health PodcastConfronting Medical ErrorAnyone seeking medical treatment hopes to get better. But what happens when treatment make things worse? Danielle Ofri, MD, PhD joins The Public Health Podcast to discuss her book, When We Do Harm: A Doctor Confronts Medical Error. She is a founder and Editor-in-Chief of the Bellevue Literary Review, the first literary journal to arise from a medical setting. Danielle is on the faculty of NYU School of Medicine, and sees patients at Bellevue Hospital. Learn more here: https://danielleofri.com/ https://blreview.org/
2021-03-2248 minThe Public Health PodcastAn ICU Nurse Lands in the ICUThe medical ICU -- reserved for dire medical situations -- can be one of the most intense units of a hospital. Those who work there on a daily basis may never picture themselves as patients in the unit. Philadelphia-based medical ICU nurse, Jelena DeCarolis, joins The Public Health Podcast to share her experience landing in the ICU. The Public Health Podcast is a production of Thunder11, a strategic communications firm with audio production by Paul Ruest at Argot Studios.
2021-03-1929 minThe Public Health PodcastA Center for Native American Nursing StudentsFor many, the road to become a nurse is challenging. Bev Warne, an enrolled member of the Oglala Lakota Tribe, tells us how this road can be even tougher for Native Americans. Bev joins The Public Health Podcast to discuss her work with the Native American Nursing Education Center at South Dakota State University. The Center's vision is to provide a place where Native American students achieve their dreams and aspirations of entering and transitioning to professional nursing roles, poised to promote health and well-being of Native people. Learn more about the Center at:
2020-12-1049 minThe Public Health PodcastHow We Can Get Ahead of Chronic DiseaseHow much do you know about chronic disease and what really determines patient success? Dr. Garry Welch, an expert in behavior medicine for chronic disease care, joins The Public Health Podcast to discuss all of the surprising behavioral, motivational, and psychological drivers of chronic disease. Dr. Welch is the Co-Founder and Chief Scientific Officer at Silver Fern Health Care, which is transforming care for people with chronic disease through an evidence-based behavior and psychosocial assessment platform. Dr. Welch gives regular advice for how we can better manage chronic disease at the Silver Fern He...
2020-11-1241 minThe Public Health PodcastHow to Stay Sane During Election Night...Or MonthRegardless of which side you’re on, chances are, you’re keyed up for election night. To quell these anxieties, Ryan and Katie solicit the advice of three medical professionals for how to stay calm and healthy during election night, the best ways to engage family members with different political views, and what to do if the results don’t turn out the way you’d hoped. The episode features advice from: Dr. James Berry, chair of behavioral medicine and psychiatry at the West Virginia University Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute Malia Susee, a licensed acupuncturist based in Portland, Oregon M...
2020-10-2823 minThe Public Health PodcastCommunity ResilienceRyan's future sister-in-law and public health expert, Robin Pfohman, joins The Public Health Podcast to discuss her work with the Community Resilience and Equity Program, serving vulnerable populations in Seattle and King County. *** The Public Health Podcast is a production of Thunder11, a strategic communications firm with audio production by Paul Ruest at Argot Studios.
2020-10-1532 minThe Public Health PodcastWhat a WasteHospitals produce 6,600 tons of waste every day, according to a 2012 report by the Commonwealth Fund. That same report found that if hospitals reduced their environmental footprint, they could save $5.4 billion over a five year period, and $15 billion over 10 years. Those savings could be redirected to health care. Sustainability expert Tony Schifano, Founder and CEO of Antos Environmental, joins us to discuss the massive issue of waste management in hospitals and what health care organizations (and all of us) can do to reduce the ballooning amount of waste we produce every day. Learn more about Tony’s wor...
2020-09-2300 minThe Public Health PodcastUMass Memorial Health CareThe Public Health Podcast speaks with Mass Memorial Health Care's Tony Berry, Senior Director of Media and Public Relations on the health system's successful preparation and response to COVID-19.
2020-08-2100 minThe Public Health PodcastBrain Computer Interface The Public Health Podcast speaks with Ian Burkhart, a quadriplegic who has regained movement in his arm using a brain-computer interface. Learn more about Ian's journey at ianburkhart.com.
2020-08-0400 minThe Public Health PodcastHealthcare PR in a PandemicThe Public Health Podcast speaks with Jason Molinet, Senior Director, Online News Editor for Northwell Health, New York's largest healthcare system, about Northwell's successful response to COVID-19.
2020-07-0800 min
Outer Limits Of Inner TruthPrimal Drive with Marco GreenbergPrimal Drive with Marco Greenberg Gone are the days of following a typical “civilized” career path in a conventional office environment. It is more critical than ever to reconsider how people define and achieve success, which organizational structures and “best practices” actually empower employees and which de-motivate, how to build a successful team that balances the personalities and strengths of each member without devolving into “group think,” and how to tap into your own primal instincts to build a meaningful, successful career despite the obstacles in your way. Marco Greenberg is the author of PRIMITIVE: Tapping the Primal Drive That Powers the W...
2020-07-0229 minThe Public Health PodcastTherapeutic Empowerment for Children of Incarcerated ParentsThe Public Health Podcast speaks with Sharon Content, Founder and President of Children of Promise, NYC, a non-profit organization offering free after-school, summer day camp, and therapeutic services for children of incarcerated parents.
2020-06-1700 minThe Public Health PodcastThe Patient Advocating for PatientsThe Public Health Podcast speaks with Michael Riotto, a volunteer patient specialist and cancer survivor working with the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
2020-06-1000 min
The Deep DiveEpisode 25: Unlocking Your Inner Primitive – A Conversation with Marco GreenbergIn this conversation, Philip spends time with Marco Greenberg, cofounder and president of Thunder11, NYC based strategic communications firm and the author of Primitive. In their conversation they discuss Marco’s new book Primitive and walk through the various archetypes that make up the “primitive” nature of some of the successful people encountered in the book.
The Drop – The segment of the show where Philip and his guest share tasty morsels of intellectual goodness and creative musings.
Philip’s Drop: Fetch The Bolt Cutters – Fiona Apple
Marco’s Drop: The Surrender Experiment – Michael A. Singer
2020-05-0750 min
Zodiac Magic PodcastYour Hidden Power #140 - It's Going To Hurt Until ChristmasHost Doug Stephan and Co-Host and Astrologer Laura Banks. https://www.stargalnetwork.com/ She can be contacted at: 352-552-1243 welcome Marco Greenberg. https://www.entrepreneur.com/author/marco-greenberg . Marco Greenberg is the author of Primitive: Tapping the Primal Drive That Powers the World's Most Successful People and co-founder and president of Thunder11, a New York-based strategic communications firm that works closely with CEOs in the business and not-for-profit sectors. http://www.thunder11.com/ He has taught marketing at New York University and entrepreneurship and public relations at Fordham University. Next our weekly visit with Mystifier Uri Geller. www.urigeller...
2020-04-2839 min