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What is your Patch in Occupational Therapy? Not sure what I am talking about? Join me as I talk about my OT journey as an OTD student. I will be discussing my patches in OT, grad school struggles and joys, hot-topics in OT, and most of all YOUR stories of your Patch in OT. This podcast allows for OTs to think outside the box of possible healthcare fields OT would thrive in. So, what is your patch?
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Roger Dube *76 discusses his wide-ranging, interest-driven career with Ph.D. Student Hellen Wainaina. Dr. Dube, an enrolled member of the Abenaki Nation of Missisquoi and Mohawk Turtle clan, is a Sequoyah Fellow of AISES. He was awarded the 2019 Ely Parker Award from AISES, their highest honor. He holds 21 issued patents and has published a textboo…
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Join Leonard Cassuto (author of Academic Writing as if Readers Matter (forthcoming), The New PhD and The Graduate School Mess, among many other books) and Ph.D. student Hellen Wainaina to discuss graduate education's past, present, and future. Their wide-ranging conversation touches on graduate student-centered graduate education, mentorship, acade…
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How might we imagine the tenure track in ways that account both for individual preference and for societal impact? In what ways is the landscape for Ph.D.s changing, and how might graduate students best navigate this changing landscape? Join Barry Lam *07 and Ph.D. student Hellen Wainaina for an engaging and personal conversation about the ways the…
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In our third episode, Hellen talks with Jason McSheene, *15, a Medical Science Communications Specialist at Meditech Media. Jason earned his PhD from Princeton’s Department of Molecular Biology. While at Princeton, he created and co-hosted a podcast, “PhD in Progress” with his peers to have honest, authentic conversations about their professional p…
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We are joined by Sarah-Jane Leslie *07, Class of 1943 Professor of Philosophy and former Dean of the Graduate School, to talk about the founding vision of GradFUTURES and to address the misconception that doctoral training is only about preparing students for academic positions in universities. “Too often doctorate education is seen as a value only…
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In this inaugural episode, we talk to Ann Kirschner *78, University Professor at The City University of New York, author, and entrepreneur. Ann reflects on the unexpected turns her career has taken since earning a Ph.D. in English at Princeton. From working in the early days of cable television to becoming the first digital strategist for the Natio…
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Our podcast centers on the futures of PhDs: both those in training at Princeton, and Princeton graduate alumni who are in and beyond academia. We tell the professional development stories of graduate students, graduate alumni, and those who partner and collaborate with them!
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This episode on Patches of OT. Allie talks to 5 members of her cohort: Jasmine Everfield, Angella Chen, Moriam Olorunoje, Emma Baldwin, and Vaz Dhani about Racial Injustice they have witnessed or feelings during OT school, COVID, and BLM movement. These powerful ladies talk about microagressions during OT school, the interviewing process for OT sch…
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This is Me. Opening up about my experience in OT school and how your failure does not define you. This episode is a blog post I wrote about myself in a time of the unknown. I hope this helps anyone who feels less than or who is battling mental health issues. I learned that sometimes life will throw curveballs, and sometimes those curve balls hit yo…
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What is your Patch in Occupational Therapy? Not sure what I am talking about? Join me as I talk about my OT journey as an OTD student. I will be discussing my patches in OT, grad school struggles and joys, hot-topics in OT, and most of all YOUR stories of your Patch in OT. This podcast allows for OTs to think outside the box of possible healthcare …
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This is season 3's last episode. Request from Masha -- if any of these episodes or the resources shared within have helped you or meant something to you, please reach out to masha@boldadulting.com to let me know. I'm not sure when the next season will be, but I promise it is coming. Suggestions for guests (including yourself!), topics, other podcas…
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NOTE from Masha: As these episode are being released, the world is dealing with the coronavirus crisis. Because all episodes in the season were recorded well in advance, this is not discussed on the show. I hope that you will apply the same themes that we discuss throughout the Bold Adulting podcast to coping and supporting both yourself and others…
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NOTE from Masha: As these episode are being released, the world is dealing with the coronavirus crisis. Because all episodes in the season were recorded well in advance, this is not discussed on the show. I hope that you will apply the same themes that we discuss throughout the Bold Adulting podcast to coping and supporting both yourself and others…
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NOTE from Masha: As these episode are being released, the world is dealing with the coronavirus crisis. Because all episodes in the season were recorded well in advance, this is not discussed on the show. I hope that you will apply the same themes that we discuss throughout the Bold Adulting podcast to coping and supporting both yourself and others…
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[content warning: eating disorders & body shame] In episode 1 of a two-part episode, Voice Actor and Coach, Podcaster, and Marketing Specialist Tawny Platis shares about what makes her confidence waver, how teaching helps remind her how far she’s come, and and how she keeps picking up the phone even knowing rejections are common in voice acting. We…
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Shijia gets help on her confidence as it relates to doing science/grad school in a non-native language, asking for feedback, and comfort interacting with men as a result of cultural upbringing. Homework: Ask for feedback Tip: Ask for 1 thing you did well and 1 thing you did better (to avoid receiving the “It was good but…” structure of feedback) Ti…
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[content warning: suicidal ideation] Transformational Life Coach Shannon Parsons shares her recovery from childhood pain and loneliness, how observing another family gave her valuable perspective, and how she raised her children according to her values. Email Shannon Mentioned in this episode: Improv for Entrepreneurs class, through O.Improv Wonder…
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Sam gets help with stressing over the possibility of being judged on a first date and about the risks of running a business. Mentioned in this episode: Homework: Then What/Worst Case Scenario, adapted from Then What exercise Homework: Don’t Worry, Prepare Tip: When sharing something difficult, give the person a year to deal with the info and come a…
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Ray receives help with 1) navigating body image and consent issues in dating and 2) finding the confidence to make social change. Mentioned in the episode: 100 Rejection Letters challenge Pat 2.0 Podcast - provides advice on taking effective action Homework: Keep folder of nice things people have said about you In this coaching session, we talk abo…
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In session three of Nora’s confidence coaching session series, she gets help with letting go of unworthiness and perfectionism. Mentioned in this episode: Landmark Forum Homework: Gratitude journaling, including gratitude about your own skills, traits, and experiences Homework: Note down your strengths and accomplishments, including those that came…
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In session two of Nora’s confidence coaching session series, she gets help with fear of looking bad when trying new things. Mentioned in this episode: Homework: Move pennies between pockets to count unhelpful thoughts The idea of “Do It Scared” (not waiting to be totally ready before taking action) Landmark Forum Homework: Avoiding Pink Elephants (…
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In session one of Nora’s confidence coaching session series, she gets help with fixating on body image and focusing on learning instead of perfectionism. Stay tuned for parts 2 and 3! See Nora’s Instagram: Makeup by Nora Lu Mentioned in this episode: Food Psych Podcast - about intuitive eating and Health At Every Size Tip: destroy or throw out scal…
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In this confidence coaching session, Lucy gets help 1) navigating awkward conversational moments and 2) identifying goals and taking action. Please forgive us for some background noise. :) Remember: "Trying is cool" - Lucy Mentioned in this episode: Greater Good Storytelling: coaching and workshops by storytelling consultant Nathan Young Tip by Luc…
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Business Coach Geraldine Carter shares how she helps women entrepreneurs find their confidence while growing their businesses, how she navigates career transitions when the path ahead is uncertain, and how she notices norms without conforming to all of them. Mentioned on the episode: She Thinks Big (formerly Focused Business Coaching), including Ge…
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In part 2 of a two-part interview, Podcaster and writer Jordan Morris shares his experience with self-soothing when unemployed, how self-esteem affects his social anxiety, why it can be hard to feel ok about downtime in a culture that expects constant productivity, and why sharing a creative project can be more daunting than creating it. Jordan’s T…
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The Bold Adulting podcast is coming soon! We’ve been away focusing on a bunch of things, including creating resources to help YOU with your confidence, authenticity, and confidence. The next Bold Adulting podcast season fill feature 8 confidence coaching sessions, 5 interviews, and the audio from a Success in Grad School & Beyond workshop. Reach ou…
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In this episode, we discuss the Steelers need for improvement, the Browns, and what's worse turning it over 6 times and getting away with a tie or getting 6 turnovers and finishing with a tie? Gradkowski's top QB performers of the week and what it's like having 3 kids during bath time while football is on!…
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Regular season football is just around the corner! In this 3rd preseason episode, we cover Dalton in Buffalo, Goff who hasn’t played a snap, Wentz who still isn't cleared, and Big Ben who is shining in the preseason without any snaps until now. Darnold is my starter for the Jets, and Mayfield continues to impress me and prove he is ready! I will up…
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In this episode of Grad School, I discuss teams like the Patriots getting into a rhythm by letting star players like Brady take snaps and play for most of the first half. I also touch on my first snap in the NFL preseason and also tell a great story about an unwanted house visitor.By The Bruce Gradkowski Podcast
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Football is back! We are kicking things off this episode talking about the big Rookie Showdown. I break down the top 6 rookies in the league this season Mayfield, Darnold, Rosen, Allen Jackson Rudolph. I hope you enjoy and please be sure to subscribe and give us 5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ !By The Bruce Gradkowski Podcast
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In this bonus episode between seasons 2 and 3 of the BoldAdulting podcast, writer & podcaster Jordan Morris discusses with Masha how the characters on his sci-fi comedy Bubble articulate their needs and boundaries, navigate choosing between privacy and authenticity, try things that may not work out, and deal with difficult feedback. Also hear Jorda…
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