In this episode we speak with Cat Hartwell MPH '21, a former film and television professional who transitioned to a career in public health. Cat discusses her fascinating journey from producing documentaries for VH1, National Geographic, and Netflix, to earning her Master of Public Health at NYU. Now a research coordinator at the University of Washington, she shares how she leverages her media skills in her public health work, focusing on climate change, disaster preparedness, and environmental

Full Podcast Title: “@drwahan Oral Surgeon in Seattle, Full Arch Surgery Is LIFE CHANGING For Patients, U. Washington Dental School, Social Media Algorithms, Wu-Tang, Annie The Cat!” Now on: - Dr. Gallagher’s Podcast & YouTube Channel - Dose of Dental Podcast #94 Watch worn in this episode = Jack Mason Halyard Topics: Intro OMFS Private Practice in Seattle for 17 Years [0:18- Faculty at University of Washington Dental School [0:25- 5th Surgeon Joining His Multipractice Wu-Tang Oral Surgery

Tyler Axilbund '24 is a senior at Gilman School. He will attend Tulane University in the fall. // On Episode #168 of the Path to Follow Podcast, Jake and Tyler talk about Tyler's encounter experience with the Baltimore Police Department, joining the military, ROTC at Tulane University, wrestling and athletics at Gilman, favorite Gilman traditions, New Orleans, 1960s literature, and Tyler's book recommendation: 'Cat's Cradle' by Kurt Vonnegut (1963). // All episodes of the Path to Follow Podcast are

Brandon Arnold was a middle school foosball champion and amateur magician and MMA fighter. Literally beat LeBron James in basketball in 1991. He was the face of the University of Akron in 2004. An unapologetic crazy cat person, and an all around nice guy.You can find Brandon on The DB Cooper Mystery Group on Facebook. If you have questions, comments, or if you know who DB Cooper was, you can reach us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or email us at dbcooperpodcast@gmail.com. If you enjoyed the

Cathy Kozlic is Dean of Vermont State University’s School of Business and Professional Studies. She spoke to Andrew Carter about Max the cat's honorary degree.

Kit Marie and Dr Adam Brett with some Yorkshire Tea chat about hetero- and cis-normativity in education spaces, spatial representation, cat puns, and more! Adam is a former secondary school teacher and leader, and now researcher and lecturer at the University of Derby. He is the co-founder of Pride & Progress which works to support schools to be LGBT+ inclusive. Most of Adam's research is focussed around LGBT+ inclusion within education. Some links to things mentioned in the chat: - The Midlands

After spending four years at ASU, Emma shares her experiences, wisdom, lesssons, mide-set, and creating an environment of success while attending school full-time and working as a phlebotomist, climician, mother to her cat Bolo, friend and amazing daughter persuing her path to a physician's assistant

Kit Marie and Dr Adam Brett with some Yorkshire Tea chat about hetero- and cis-normativity in education spaces, spatial representation, cat puns, and more!Adam is a former secondary school teacher and leader, and now researcher and lecturer at the University of Derby. He is the co-founder of Pride & Progress which works to support schools to be LGBT+ inclusive. Most of Adam's research is focussed around LGBT+ inclusion within education.Some links to things mentioned in the chat:-The Midlands

Dr. Janet Frick, a University of Georgia psychology professor and head of the school's Infant Research Lab, has been a vocal critic of her employer's response to pro-Palestinian protests - and she's not wild about Governor Brian Kemp's rhetoric either. She and I discuss that and what she makes of that crucial young voting bloc in a turbulent election cycle. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ronshowatl/message

Episode 4 already, that was quick. This week we welcome two new guests, Max and Robbie. I compare notes on what it was like for them when their voices changed. Former boy trebles (boy sopranos) themselves but a little longer ago than I was, Max is 21 and Robbie is 18.Max has featured a lot in Martin's research over the last 10 years or so and Robbie, still sings in Carlisle Cathedral (UK) but he's hoping to take up his offer to be a choral scholar at a top UK university in September 2024.With lots

⁠Dr. Janet Frick⁠, a University of Georgia philosophy professor and head of the school's ⁠Infant Research Lab⁠, has been a ⁠vocal critic⁠ of her employer's response to pro-Palestinian protests - and she's not wild about Governor Brian Kemp's rhetoric either.She and I discuss that and what she makes of that crucial young voting bloc in a turbulent election cycle. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ronshowatl/message

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.

The capabilities of generative artificial intelligence — reading, summarizing, analyzing, organizing, and producing draft documents —-- align with the very tasks law students and junior lawyers learn in the early years of practice. So how can we reimagine lawyer formation to harness AI’s efficiencies while also ensuring the full development of a lawyer's mind? Guests Ben Barton of the University of Tennessee College of Law and Cat Moon of Vanderbilt University Law School share their thoughts and

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

With this episode, we mark the third anniversary of Pioneers and Pathfinders.  Nothing could mark this milestone better than to welcome back a thought leader in the legal profession and legal education, Cat Moon, lecturer and Director of Innovation Design at Vanderbilt University Law School. Since Cat last joined us on the podcast, she has co-founded VAILL, the Vanderbilt AI + Law Lab, which she also co-directs. In this program, she collaborates with professionals across various disciplines to

Northwestern University honored Billy McKinney by making him the first player in school history to have their jersey retired. Jersey retirement ceremony at halftime of the March 2, 2024 game: Video highlights of ceremony Northwestern tribute on X/Twitter Message from Gov. JB Pritzker B1G Impact Pioneers: Northwestern’s Billy McKinney Northwestern announcement of jersey retirement (2/23/23):

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

From MCATS to CAT scans, Memorial University's medical school is prepping for admissions for the class of2029. No doubt we need more doctors... but just how tough is it to get into med school? We chat with a coordinator with admissions at Memorial University's Faculty of Medicine. (Anthony Germain with Lisa Breen)

Stuart Snoddy was born inHonduras and lives and works in Indianapolis, IN. He holds an MFA from Northern Illinois University and a BFA from the Herron School of Art and Design in Indianapolis. Stuart has had shown his work at Massey Klein, Edington Gallery, Future Fair, Tyger Tyger Gallery, Cat Head Press, Farmer Family Gallery at Ohio State, Trestle Gallery and many others. He has received a Harrison Center for the Arts Award, an Atlantic Center Master Artist-In-Residence Award, an Oxbow

✔️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