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University of Miami Podcasting Storytelling

Podcast Storytelling is a course offered jointly between the Departments of Cinematic Arts and Journalism and Media Management. Students create and produce audio narratives that affect the South Florida community. Projects in the course are produced both individually and team-based.

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00:03:35

Iguana Invasion

University of Miami Podcasting Storytelling ·

2023/01/23

With a rapid rise in Iguanas in south Florida people are beginning to panic and aren’t really sure what to do. Iguanas are not native to the United States, originally kept as homeowners' pets, and slowly grew to unmanageable sizes to the point where they had to be released into the wild. In this episode of Global Now, we will dive into the problem head on and speak to Christian a reptile professional who will give his opinions and takes on what is needed to end this overpopulation problem in

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00:04:48

Benchmark, Retune, Retrofit

University of Miami Podcasting Storytelling ·

2021/12/14

In this episode of the Community Resilience podcast, host Liam Fabre welcomes Savannah Price to the show. She is a student at the University of Miami and a resident of Miami Dade county. She asks Liam about Benchmarking, Retuning, and Retrofitting her home to be more sustainable. Liam answers all of her questions with the help of Marta Marello, Resilience Energy Analyst for Miami Dade County, and Liz Beardsley, Senior Policy Counsel at the US Green Building Council. Find out how easy it is to help

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00:10:31

The Underline

University of Miami Podcasting Storytelling ·

2021/12/14

If you live in a major metropolitan city, chances are parks are an important part of your daily life. Little do we ever think about how these spaces are imagined, planned, and ultimately sustained. Join Hannah and Marina as they learn about the creation of a new public space in Miami, The Underline, that is being constructed to integrate parks, transportation, and community resilience. Guest include: Meg Daly, Friends of The Underline Daniel Balmori, Hogan Lovells

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00:07:53

Building Efficiently

University of Miami Podcasting Storytelling ·

2021/12/14

In this episode of The Community Resilience Podcast, hosts Massiel Leyva and Diego Wall explore the topic of Ultra-Low Energy Buildings. The concept of these Ultra-Low Energy buildings combines state-of-the-art, energy-efficient construction, appliances, and lighting with commercially available renewable energy systems, such assolar water heatingandsolar electricity. By taking advantage of local climate and site conditions, designers can incorporate energy-efficientstrategies. The intent is to

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00:09:26

The Health Impacts Of A Changing Climate

University of Miami Podcasting Storytelling ·

2021/12/11

Join David, Marina, and Tomas as they speak with members of the University of Miami and City Officials on the topic of Green Space. Listen in as they delve deep into the subject and get to the bottom of where greenery is needed and why it's so important. in this episode we talked to Jane Gilbert - Miami Chief Heat Officer, and Nkosi Muse, from the Climate Resilience Committee. Check it out!

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00:08:12

Plastic Playa

University of Miami Podcasting Storytelling ·

2021/12/11

We all love our oceans but do we do a good job at keeping them clean?Find out what is plastic the negative effects it causes on the environment and the way we can keep our environment clean.We are joined by special guests Maddie Kaufman, the program outreach director of Debris Free Oceans, and Ed, supervisor of the county program:Miami EcoAdventures, to give more an in-depth look into the environmental challengesthat our beaches and ocean life face when we don't take care of them.

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00:09:33

Renewable Energy

University of Miami Podcasting Storytelling ·

2021/12/11

According to the United States environmental protection agency, about 14.5 trillion tons of greenhouse gasses are in our atmosphere. But what strategies are local governments working on for lowering the number of greenhouse gasses with the use of off and on-site renewable energy sources? And what are those sources? Tune into our episode to learn more about what strategies local governments are taking to make the community more environmentally friendly with the use of off-site and on-site renewable

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00:06:28

Bottled Up?

University of Miami Podcasting Storytelling ·

2021/12/11

In this episode of The Community Resilience Podcast, hosts Massiel Leyva and Liam Fabre explore the pros and cons of drinking from water bottles versus tap water. Which one are you currently using? Tune in to learn more about the consequences to the environment of your everyday choices. Guests: Samuel Carballo - Division Director of Water Production & Maintenance at Miami-Dade County

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00:12:45

Mobilizing Energy Justice In A Changing Climate

University of Miami Podcasting Storytelling ·

2021/12/11

We may be the "Sunshine State," but what is the state of solar energy use in Florida? Unlike other regions in the U.S., Florida's unique laws make it difficult for just anyone to adopt cleaner energy use. This means the idea is even more unattainable for underserved populations, leading to what some experts call an "energy burden." Join Hannah, Liam, and Diego as we learn about the successes and challenges of switching to solar energy. Guests: Duanne Andrade, Solar Energy Loan Fund Natalia Brown,

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00:14:25

Housing and Homelessness In A Changing Climate

University of Miami Podcasting Storytelling ·

2021/12/11

Living in South Florida residents can be exposed to mold everywhere and even worse, it can go undetected for far too long. We are joined by Mr. Mold, Joel Heiblum, to discuss what mold is and how it could lead people to have uninhabitable properties, Taylor Snider, from Struggle for Miami's Affordable and Sustainable Housing, to talk more about residents affected by the symptoms of gentrification and slumlords, and Theresa Pinto from The People's Economic and Environmental Resilience Group, to talk

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00:12:09

Mission to Mars with NASA Engineer Erisa Stilley 1.5

University of Miami Podcasting Storytelling ·

2021/07/30

On this episode of Off Screen with Celine, your host has a conversation with NASA engineer Erisa Stilley about her experiences working on the Mars rovers. Stilley has been working at NASA since 2006. In this interview, she shares her engineering expertise and describes her experiences landing Perseverance and driving Curiosity. Stilley also discusses why NASA is studying Mars and the future Mars Mission to retrieve the samples collected. Produced by Celine White

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00:14:38

Let's Get Nuclear 1.4

University of Miami Podcasting Storytelling ·

2021/07/30

On this episode of Off Screen with Celine, your host Celine compares nuclear energy to wind, solar, and geothermal energy. She explores how nuclear energy benefits the environment by decreasing the amount of waste produced and land used, preventing the burning of fossil fuels, and producing a more consistent energy output than other forms of green energy. Celine also discusses the possible risks associated with nuclear energy. Produced by Celine White

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00:12:20

Vaccine Rollout 1.3

University of Miami Podcasting Storytelling ·

2021/07/30

In this episode, your host Celine discusses the distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine within the United States. She explores topics such as herd immunity, vaccination rate, and problems with distribution. Celine also explains why people who have already had COVID should still be vaccinated. Produced by Celine White

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00:11:07

The Science Behind the Vaccine 1.2

University of Miami Podcasting Storytelling ·

2021/07/30

In this episode of Off Screen with Celine, your host Celine discusses the science behind the COVID-19 vaccines and explains the differences between the Moderna, Pfizer, and Johnson & Johnson vaccines. Produced by Celine White

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00:10:42

Reddit v. Robinhood 1.1

University of Miami Podcasting Storytelling ·

2021/07/30

In the first episode of Off Screen with Celine, your host Celine breaks down the stock market chaos that shook Wall Street in January. Celine explores the topics of short selling, clearinghouses, and meme stocks in an engaging, informative, and concise podcast. Produced by Celine White

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00:13:21

Overlooking Overtown Gentrification and Climate Change

University of Miami Podcasting Storytelling ·

2021/05/10

We speak with residents of Overtown, a historically Black community in Miami, Florida. Overtown is hidden behind downtown Miami. We speak to a senior resident and activist on what happens when you displace long-time residents from their homes due to higher elevation and how the phenomenon is now known to be called: climate change gentrification.

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00:13:25

Adaptive Scuba with Therapeutic Scuba Institute

University of Miami Podcasting Storytelling ·

2021/05/10

In this episode hosts Briera and David sit down to talk about adaptive scuba, which is one way that persons with disability can experience the wonders of the undersea universe. Rosemary is an experienced adaptive diver and board member of the non-profit Therapeutic Scuba Institute (TSI) and director of TSI’s Camp Open S.E.A.S. (Science Education and Adaptive Scuba) where youth with disability learn about marine ecology and ocean conservation while diving in the Florida Keys. Jazz is an

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00:17:53

Disability and Hurricane Preparedness - Lessons from...

University of Miami Podcasting Storytelling ·

2021/05/10

Climate change effects us all, but disproportionately impacts certain regions and people. In South East (S.E.) Florida, warming temperatures are ushering in stronger, wetter, slower-moving storms; and persons with disability have unique requirements when preparing for these climate emergencies. Researchers at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, South Florida Spinal Cord Injury Model Systems, and The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis,

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00:04:56

Composting with Pam and Cam

University of Miami Podcasting Storytelling ·

2021/05/10

Composting is one of the best ways to help the environment by turning food waste into nutrient rich soil, rather than dumping it into a landfill. Learn how it works, what can be composted, and how to get started from voices in South Florida who are passionate about making a difference -- now and for future generations.

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00:05:35

White Without Bleaching

University of Miami Podcasting Storytelling ·

2021/05/10

In our first episode of “White Without Bleaching,” we explore the controversial topic of sunscreens and coral reefs. We sat down and spoke with PhD candidate Kelsey Johnson Sapp on the science behind sunscreen’s effects on coral reefs. Then we spoke with Key West mayor Teri Johnston about how she Is pushing legislation to help save our reefs. Be sure to stay tuned for upcoming episodes about our reefs and how to protect them.

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