This episode is a historic look at the development of placebo studies and discusses how the AIDS epidemic in the US brought the ethics of placebo studies into the cultural conversation and changed the way drugs are approved at the FDA.

TW: RAPE/SEXUAL ASSAULTToday's case takes us to Acme, Washington. Amanda (Mandy) Stavik was 18 years old, recently graduated high school, and had just started as a freshman at Central Washington University. She had her whole life ahead of her. But tragically, that life was cut short when she came home for Thanksgiving break in November 1989. Connect with Us Etsy Sticker Shop ---------------------------------------- Sources: Court of Appeals Opinion 'I 100% volunteered to do it': How bakery worker

We take a look into the crucial topic of University Entrance Exams in Japan and their immense importance in shaping a student's future. We assess the pros and cons of this system, highlighting the challenges it poses but also how different they are to western alternatives, for all forms of education such as high school, colleage and university. YouTube, Twitter OPEN!! Check the link below👇https://linktr.ee/catwithbeard This program is hosted by Tokyo-based cross-dressing wrestler, singer and

✔️Summary: In this episode, I interviewed Scott De Long, a Ph.D. in education with a successful entrepreneurial background, who discusses his academic, business and life journey. Initially motivated to prove to his son that returning to school was feasible, he enjoyed the experience and pursued an Executive MBA at UC Berkeley. Later, he joined a leadership program at Chapman University, gaining new insights surrounded by diverse perspectives. Scott completed his doctorate at age 60 while running a

406mtsports.com's Frank Gogola and Victor Flores talk to the athletic directors at the University of Montana and Montana State University about their respective school's hazing policies. Gogola interviews UM Grizzlies AD Kent Haslam (3:02), and Flores chats with MSU Bobcats AD Leon Costello both about hazing and college football realignment (15:44). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

406mtsports.com's Victor Flores touches on some Montana and Montana State news and notes, then talks with MSU signee Annie Kaul (8:52), who won state titles in cross country and track and field during her high school career at Plentywood.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

406mtsports.com's Victor Flores talks about Duncan Hamilton and the other Montana State track athletes who qualified for the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships, then talks to Seeley-Swan outgoing senior Emily Maughan, a Montana Grizzlies track signee who has dealt with several health issues throughout high school (8:58).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Did you know that dogs have an easier time learning their name if it ends in a “y?” That’s just one of the many insights Amherst College psychology professor Catherine Sanderson shares with host Steven Schragis in this episode about the relationship between humans and dogs. There are many health benefits to being a “dog person.” Owning a cat, however, is a slightly different story. One Day University is a co-production of iHeart Podcasts and School of Humans. It is a Curiosity Podcast. You can sign

During this rich and hilarious discussion with author, actor, and artist Tim Cummings, we discuss the creative process, his connection with animals, thoughts on dealing with death, as well as his upcoming book Alice the Cat.Tim Cummings holds an MFA in Creative Writing from Antioch University Los Angeles and a BFA from New York University/Tisch School of the Arts. Recent publications include works in F(r)iction, Scare Street, Lunch Ticket, Meow Meow Pow Pow, From Whispers to Roars, Drunk Monkeys,

Whether a school shooting or a deadly tornado, scary events in the news can leave parents struggling to know when — and how — they should talk with their kids about it. Rosemarie Truglio of Sesame Workshop and Tara Conley, a media studies professor at Montclair State University, give us tips.

Dr. Amy Street is the Deputy Director of the Women's Health Sciences Division of the National Center for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, and an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at Boston University School of Medicine.  Dr Street's program of research focuses on the examination of sex and gender differences in traumatic stress exposure and stress-related disorders.  Her work frequently examines military related stressors including military sexual harassment and assault and

Derek Jacks is the pastor of Homewood Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Birmingham, Alabama and the director of graceCONVO, the youth winter gathering of Cumberland Presbyterians in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. He is a graduate of Beeson Divinity School at Samford University. He is married to his wonderful wife Cindy and they have three children, Ava, Braden, and Drew as well as the Legendary Jonas the Cat. Derek enjoys listening to music, reading theology, and baseball. He actively coaches his

a start to something that'll probably end in like 1 month give or take. We talk about our high school lives a little and some childhood mistakes, and obviously cats.

Dr. Mikel Delgado is specialized in cat behavior and a Certified Applied Animal Behaviorist and a postdoctoral fellow at the School of Veterinary Medicine at the University of California, Davis. This a podcast that was published on the purrpodcast but is so relevant for cat owners too that we decided to simultaneously publish it in the cat cafe too. The 1-2-3 in how to handle neonatal kittens!

Dr. Serge Chaloub is an educator at the University of Calgary in Canada. Serge will explain what students need to become a cat expert and a doctor in veterinary medicine. Covid has changed quite a lot at schools and forced educators to use lots of new ways to reach and teach the students. Also, he explains what hoops students have to jump through to become a real doctor

Cat Moon leads the Program on Law and Innovation (PoLI) at Vanderbilt University's law school, a role that she took on after practicing law for nearly 20 years in Nashville, Tennessee. At PoLI and beyond, for the last several years she has become a passionate voice for making lawyers - and law - better. Mike Madison talks with Cat about PoLI, her vision for future lawyers, and her work helping to build and promote the Delta Model for lawyer competence. Cat Moon's biography at Vanderbilt Law. The

In this episode I am interviewing Tara Galovski, Ph.D.  She is the Director of the Women's Health Sciences Division for PTSD,  Associate Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at Boston University School of Medicine and the Director of the Women Veterans Network (WoVeN).  Listen in as Tara speaks on the importance of staying connected with your tribe after military service and why WoVeN was one of the first organizations to take their network of women online.  We will talk about how it

We catch up with Professor Madhu Viswanathan, Assistant Professor of Marketing from ISB Hyderabad to discuss his journey - starting as an engineer to a gig as a CAT/GMAT instructor to working in software to becoming a B-School Prof! On the way we touch upon the ever changing shades of News and Entertainment content through the lens of product, brand building, business models, and pricing. Madhu was previously an Assistant Professor at the University of Arizona, and has a Phd from the University

August Jade Sterling - BioAugust Jade Sterling is allowed to live with her cat Sir Prince Charming in Minnesota. Like all good cats, he runs the house. While she is busy working away, he takes his daily naps in between thoughts of food. August Jade holds a graduate degree from the Maxwell School at Syracuse University. When not writing or singing jazz, she creates programs for television.Murder is the tip of the iceberg for love. Irish slaves bought and sold to American slave owners to cohabit with