In this episode of Governance Futures, hosts Jamilya and Eugene speak with Dr. Joachim Schwerin. Joachim Schwerin is PhD economist, blockchain expert and privacy activist with 35 years of experience in academia, the public sector and metapolitical networks. He is also Principal Economist in the unit in charge of Responsible Business Conduct within the Directorate-General Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs (DG GROW) of the European Commission, where his current focus lies on

Dr Emma Palmer-Cooper (Lecturer) shares her journey from navigating dyslexia as a child to becoming a psychologist and university lecturer. She discusses how her research has influenced NHS treatment policies, and creating and teaching the Psychology of Mental Health module. She additionally talks about the benefits of creativity and the crafts sessions she has organized for students. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Vancouver’s Downtown East Side has long been associated with high levels of homelessness and substance abuse, issues which many cities across the country are now facing. Host Mary Rowe speaks with two people who help deliver services and housing supports to people in the neighbourhood, and share lessons that other communities can learn.Donna-Lynn Rosa is CEO of Atira Women’s Resource Society and Corey McCallum is Atira’s Director of Outreach Programs. They talk about how to engage respectfully with

Send us a text In this episode, Hannah and Matt are joined by Katia Parent who is a social worker who works for the Prison Advice and Care Trust. This episode explores the pilot that Katia has been a part of, having social workers in women's prisons, to support mothers separated from their children, and the importance of relationships in this work. Thank you for listening to The Relational Social Work Podcast. We are always interested to learn what you thought of the episode and welcome your ...

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Happy Halloween! Welcome to another spine-chilling episode of Cryptic Chronicles. Today, we’re pulling back the curtain on the dark side of Hollywood—where superstition and the supernatural collide in a world of glitz and glamour. Some of the most iconic films in history are said to carry a sinister legacy, plagued Read moreThe post Cursed and Haunted Movies | Ep 130 appeared first on .

In our latest episode, Dr. Sara Castro, instructor at the US National Space Security Institute,  discloses the inner workings of US military intelligence. In her wide-ranging conversation with Dr. Barend Noordam, she discusses its emergence as a distinct field, her own career path from academia to intelligence and back, as well as her recent book "Mission to Mao: US Intelligence and the Chinese Communists in World War II" (Georgetown University Press, 2024). What are points of tension between the

Ever lay in bed with an exhausted body, yet running mind. This episode, I discuss the psychology behind rumination, or overthinking - what it is, how it happens, how it affects us, and how to mitigate it! Socials:Spotify - RewiredInstagram - OfficialRewiredYouTube - OfficialRewiredEmail - ⁠khadija.farrash@gmail.com⁠Discord - The Rewired Community or ⁠  / discord  Linktree in the channel description!Comment down below what you’d like to hear next, drop some feedback, or some questions about todays

In this episode, Dr. Mark Ettensohn challenges one of the most persistent distortions in contemporary discourse on narcissism: the myth of “the narcissist.”He explains how this cultural archetype, an image of coldness, cruelty, and manipulation, has eclipsed legitimate clinical understanding of Narcissistic Personality Disorder. Drawing on both the peer-reviewed literature and his clinical experience, Dr. Ettensohn describes how terms like narcissistic abuse, covert narcissism, and narcissistic

In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Frank Rodrigue, Assistant Professor of Kinesiology at the Université du Québec and host of the French-speaking podcast Temps d'arrêt. Mike and Oli sit down with Frank to discuss the pedagogical potential of podcasting. Enjoy! Frank's social media: Université du Québec en Outaouais : coachfrankphd | Université du Québec en Outaouais LinkedIn : Francois Rodrigue | LinkedIn Instagram : Instagram Website: https://www.coachfrankphd.com/ Listen to Temps d...

Do you dip your toes in the water or dive right in? This episode explores the psychology of financial hesitation, drawing on insights from the book The Cost of Caution. We discuss how our instinct to avoid risk stems from an evolutionary hangover designed for survival.In modern finance, this instinct translates into loss aversion—the principle that losing money hurts far more than gaining the same amount feels good.We reveal how this deeply embedded fear can cause people, like the example of Emily,

Episode 359 of RevolutionZ considers the possibility that the biggest barrier to change isn’t raw power, but a story that many people have swallowed about what’s possible? The idea that there is no alternative. That victory is a pipe dream. The associated chapter of the The Wind Cries Freedom considers how cynicism is manufactured, why it passes for “realism,” and how organizers in the oral history's revolutionary process flipped the script by pairing a credible vision with messengers who mod...

När något inträffar som gör att du måste ringa 112 kan du i vissa delar av Sverige bli erbjuden att koppla på video under samtalet. Men långt ifrån alla regioner har den möjligheten i dag. Detta vill IoT Sverige-projektet Videoassisterade 112-samtal för tillgänglig och jämlik vård ändra på.Hur fungerar tekniken? Vad innebär det att filma på allmän plats? Behövs samtycke? I detta avsnitt berättar Elin Maxstad och Douglas Spangler mer om projektet som pågår till och med september 2026. Producerat

Queens without a Kingdom worth Ruling: Buddhist Nuns and the Process of Change in Tibetan Monastic Communities is a fascinating study of nuns in the Tibetan Buddhist nunnery of Khachoe Ghakyil Ling in Kathmandu. Written by Dr. Chandra Chiara Ehm, who was a member of this monastic community for nearly a decade, it offers a rare perspective on life in a nunnery. The book explores nuns' lives, their studies, and their and aspirations--we see how young girls and women become nuns, what a day in the life

Women and Global Documentary: Practices and Perspectives in the 21st Century (Bloomsbury Academic, 2025), edited by Najmeh Moradiyan-Rizi and Shilyh J. Warren, answers the urgent need to re-evaluate not only the significance of women's documentary practices and their contributions to feminist world-building, but also the state of documentary studies as it engages with political, aesthetic, and industrial developments arising as a result of an increasing numbers of women's documentaries. Bringing

How EQ via Empathy Transforms Leadership for Better Profit, Productivity, and Innovation.Melissa Robinson-Winemiller is a trainer who operates on a global basis. Melissa believes that in an era where everyone is niching down, empathy is the one thing that benefits the whole human race.In this episode of The Independent Minds Melissa explains to host Michael Millward what empathy and emotional intelligence (EQ) are.Michael and Melissa explore why despite evidence of the value added by managers with

Please subscribed to the channel, like and/or leave a commentIn this episode of ChangeTalk, I'm joined by representatives from three different lived experience groups working in different parts of England to improve services for people experiencing homelessness, multiple & compound needs, addiction, and poverty. Monica from LEAF in Oxford, Astrid from Lived Insights in York and Nicky & Cindy from Common Ambition in Brighton & Hove. We reflect on the benefits of lived experience

There’s no avoiding it: Things feel pretty bleak. To witness venture-capital-fueled AI domination, democracy’s steady drift toward authoritarianism, state-sanctioned genocide, and, of course, the collapse of one climate boundary after another, is to encounter a profound, at times overwhelming, sense of despair. But what if the path forward lies in accepting, rather than resisting, this despair? In his new book, Learning to Live in the Dark: Essays in a Time of Catastrophe, climate activist and

Join us for another exciting episode of Black & Blue! 🎙️ Today, we explore the timeless Aesop fable of the Grasshopper and the Ant, discussing its relevance in our modern world. We'll also recap an enlightening conversation on sleep deprivation with Dr. Leah Kaylor and share insights from Mr. Porter's seventh-grade class. Plus, don't miss our shoutout to Goofball Corner Boy and his highlight video, along with a look at the Big Tall Investigation cartoon and other fun clips! Tune in for

Psychoanalyst and author Graeme Daniels invokes 1984, Jean Lamarck, Marshall McLuhan, D.W. Winnicott, among others, in this rumination upon the technological enhancement of/intrusion upon domestic life. Comments congeal upon a review of the book, Mother Media: hot and cold parenting in the 20th century, by Hannah Zeavin.