Best Rotavirus Podcasts (2024)

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The Health Equity Compact: Catalyzing Change in Massachusetts and Beyond 58:36

8M ago58:36

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This episode of the Delta Center podcast spotlights Michael Curry, Esq, the President and CEO of the Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers (Mass League) and one of the co-founders of the state’s Health Equity Compact. The Health Equity Compact brings together over 80 leaders of color across a diverse set of Massachusetts organizations—in…

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A career in treating and preventing HIV in children and adolescents 48:24

10M ago48:24

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In this episode Professor Steve Graham talks to Professor Mark Cotton, Department of Paediatrics and Child Health, Stellenbosch University. They discuss his early medical career, as the first paediatric infectious disease specialist in South Africa and one of the first doctors in Africa to treat children with antiretrovirals (ARVs), leading the Chi…

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Bridging the knowledge-practice gap in tuberculosis management in Indonesia and Mongolia 40:50

11M ago40:50

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In this episode Professor Steve Graham discusses bridging the knowledge-practice gap in tuberculosis management with Dr Trisasi Lestari, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia, and Dr Bazarragchaa Tsogt, Mongolian Anti-Tuberculosis Coalition, Mongolia. Dr Trisasi Lestari is a tuberculosis (TB) researcher at the Center for Tropical Medicine at the Unive…

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Achieving National Coverage in India: Experiences from Rotavirus Vaccine Introduction 10:55

12M ago10:55

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Rotavirus is a major cause of childhood disease and death in India. In 2016, the Government of India began a phased introduction of the rotavirus vaccine, and by 2019, the vaccine had been scaled up to cover the entire country.In this interview, Rebecca Chase, a Program Officer with JSI's Immunization Center, speaks with Dr. Arup Deb Roy, Project D…

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Episode 4: Using Technology to Close the Community Referral Loop with Nadia Vargas 27:15

12M ago27:15

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In this episode, our guest, Nadia Vargas from Mountain Family Health Center, shares the social needs screening process at their health center and how their coordination platform supports local health information exchange to boost community-wide health. This episode will be useful to all health centers working on their own social determinants of hea…

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Ep 15: Mental Health First Aid: A Bridge to Care, Comfort and Treatment 24:41

1y ago24:41

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Connection, care, and concern are powerful tools in helping people overcome mental health challenges. When we let people know they matter, we offer them hope and can help them find resources to support their mental health. Every one of us can be a resource. Helping someone doesn’t always mean referring them to a clinician. Mental Health First Aid i…

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Ep 14: Harm Reduction: Supporting the Safer Use of Substances 27:22

1y ago27:22

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The introduction of fentanyl into the drug supply has been a game changer in how we prevent overdoses. More people are focusing on practical strategies and ideas to keep the person engaged, safe and alive while minimizing the harm resulting from substance use. Phoebe Axman, Director of Education of New Hampshire Harm Reduction Coalition, has joined…

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Reducing the Burden of Scabies in Solomon Islands: Reflections on the World Scabies Program 27:51

1y ago27:51

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In this episode, Sarah Andersson the World Scabies Program Manager talks to Oliver Sokana from the Solomon Islands Ministry of Health and Medical Services about the collaboration to eliminate scabies in Solomon Islands. The World Scabies Program (WSP) is an initiative of Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI). WSP was established in 2019 to s…

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Making Cold Chain Maintenance Sexy (and Smart) 10:37

1y ago10:37

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The vaccine cold chain relies on a global network of refrigeration units and carriers to keep vaccines at the right temperature from production to administration. In this episode, Amos Chweya and Wendy Prosser from JSI's Immunization Center chat about the challenges of maintaining cold chain equipment and share some “crazy” ideas to approach it dif…

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Using Innovative Mobile Solutions to Increase Immunization Coverage 7:58

1y ago7:58

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In Yemen, the USAID-funded Systems, Health, and Resiliency Project (SHARP) is using innovative mobile solutions to increase immunization coverage for children. The project recently piloted an SMS reminder system and an Electronic Immunization Registry to share vaccination information between community midwives, health facilities, and parents. The r…

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Ep 13: Working Together to End Teen Dating Violence 26:51

1+ y ago26:51

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As young people grow and mature, they seek independence and intimacy. However, many struggle with forming safe and healthy relationships. The New Hampshire Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence (NHCADSV) and their member organizations are teaching these important skills to youth starting in middle school.…

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Ep 12: Adverse Childhood Experiences, Resilience, and Prevention 17:14

1+ y ago17:14

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The NH Pediatric Improvement Partnership (NH PIP) is helping pediatric practices build the skills and systems to identify and respond to trauma among their young patients and families. When pediatricians have meaningful conversations with their young patients about any type of trauma they have experienced, they validate their experiences and normal…

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The Australia-Indonesia Rotavirus Vaccine Research Collaboration 15:10

1+ y ago15:10

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Description In this episode Professor Julie Bines and Professor Jarir At Thobari talk about the rotavirus vaccine research collaboration, the power of collaboration with a focus on the partnership between researchers in Indonesia and Australia, and how this collaboration will facilitate access to the RV3 rotavirus vaccine globally. Professor Julie …

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Ep 11: The Real Costs of Vaping- What We All Need to Know about Youth E-Cigarette Use 27:51

1+ y ago27:51

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Vaping or e-cigarette use has been described as a public health crisis. They have been marketed as a tool to help adults quit smoking, but they have become a youth craze. Our guest, Kim Coronis with Breathe NH, helps us understand this attraction and how nicotine impacts the adolescent brain – releasing feel-good chemicals.…

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Pathology is More Than Just Horse Necropsies 43:38

1+ y ago43:38

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Dr. Uneeda Bryant describes how veterinary pathologists safeguard horse populations, determine causes of death, and protect the human-animal bond. This podcast series is brought to you by Zoetis. About the Researcher: Uneeda Bryant, DVM, is a tenured associate professor of veterinary pathology at the University of Kentucky’s Veterinary Diagnostic L…

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Episode 3: Telehealth Equity and Digital Navigation for Health Centers with Dr. Ryan Jelinek 48:13

1+ y ago48:13

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As health centers grapple with technology and telehealth for advancing equity, considerations around the triad in clinical informatics - technology, people and process continue to be a challenge. Dr. Jelinek from Hennepin Healthcare discusses a wide range of topics from physician training to digital navigation, covering actionable steps to reframe …

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What You Need to Know About EHV-1 48:56

1+ y ago48:56

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Equine herpesvirus-1 can infect horses and cause mild respiratory disease, abortion in mares, and severe neurologic deficits. Dr. Lutz Goehring, the World Organization of Animal Health’s Reference Laboratory expert on equine rhinopneumonitis, weighs in on what researchers have learned about EHV-1, how it spreads, and how to prevent infection. This …

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Ep 10: Repairing the Harm: Court Diversion is a Win/Win Approach for Everyone 27:43

1+ y ago27:43

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Juvenile court diversion is an approach to help both youth and those harmed by their offenses heal and repair from their actions. Research shows that most young people age out of delinquent behavior with no intervention, by simply growing up; and diversion programs are a more productive way to prevent future arrests. Being involved in the court sys…

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Ep 9: Sounding the Alarm on Substance Misuse Among the Aging Population 26:58

1+ y ago26:58

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As we age, some of us may find ourselves or those we care about using substances more often. Pain, boredom, and loss makes us more vulnerable. Our guests, Margaret Franckhauser and Anne Marie Olsen-Hayward, explain how this slide happens and how to get help.By JSI

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Ep 8: Saving Lives: Preventing Opioid Overdose and Death in NH 28:52

1+ y ago28:52

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With federal funding from SAMHSA (Substance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration), the University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension (UNH Extension) builds on the efforts of the State’s Opioid Response (SOR). The Partnership sits down with Melissa Lee, the project director with the UNH Extension to explore how this new funding collaborat…

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Episode 2: Digital Literacy and Health Equity for Health Centers with Theresa Sladek 32:17

1+ y ago32:17

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As health centers strive to ensure that access to telehealth is equitable for patients, digital navigation and digital literacy continue to be challenges for those with complex health and social needs. The lack of focus on digital literacy can hinder the use of patient engagement technology and could deepen the digital divide. This podcast covers a…

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Strategies for Nonprofits to Use in Working with Foundations 14:41

2y ago14:41

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In this episode of the Delta Center podcast, members of the Delta Center team recently sat down for a conversation with Andrea Ducas, a Senior Program Officer at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (https://www.rwjf.org/). During this 15-minute episode, Jason Patnosh from the National Association of Community Health Centers (http://www.nachc.org/) a…

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Increasing Access to Behavioral Health Services in Rural Alaska: The Power of Telehealth 27:19

2y ago27:19

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This episode of the Delta Center podcast features John Solomon, LPC, CPHQ, a behavioral health counselor from rural Alaska, discussing the importance of expanding the telehealth system and reimbursement policy to support these services that increase access to care, especially for communities that have been historically marginalized. John is the Dir…

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What’s a ‘Horse on a Chip,’ and How Will it Change Equine Research? 17:02

2y ago17:02

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As horse owners, we might not think about how research in humans can help horses, and vice versa. Carrie Shaffer, PhD, of the University of Kentucky ’s (UK) Department of Veterinary Sciences and the Gluck Equine Research Center, is working at the interface of human and equine medicine, creating tiny models of horses’ body systems to better understa…

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11. Culmination Room 1:17

2y ago1:17

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11. Culmination Room by JSIBy JSI

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3. Systems Maps Room 1:26

2y ago1:26

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3. Systems Maps Room by JSIBy JSI

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12. Kaya Kalp Room 1:06

2y ago1:06

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12. Kaya Kalp Room by JSIBy JSI

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10. Working With Schools Room 0:58

2y ago0:58

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10. Working With Schools Room by JSIBy JSI

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8. Citizen Empowerment Action Room 0:48

2y ago0:48

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8. Citizen Empowerment Action Room by JSIBy JSI

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9. Participatory Research 2:00

2y ago2:00

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9. Participatory Research by JSIBy JSI

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7. Citizen Reporting System Room 1:44

2y ago1:44

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7. Citizen Reporting System Room by JSIBy JSI

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6. Integrated Data Room 1:39

2y ago1:39

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6. Integrated Data Room by JSIBy JSI

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5. Data-Driven Decision Making 1:10

2y ago1:10

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5. Data-Driven Decision Making by JSIBy JSI

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4. Journey Maps Room 1:07

2y ago1:07

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4. Journey Maps Room by JSIBy JSI

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2. Multisector Collaboration 1:21

2y ago1:21

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2. Multisector Collaboration by JSIBy JSI

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1. BHC Introduction Room 2:18

2y ago2:18

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1. BHC Introduction Room by JSIBy JSI

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Episode 1: Connecting Providers Through eConsults with Dr. Daren Anderson 35:41

2y ago35:41

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eConsults, also known as electronic consultations or interprofessional consults, are communications between health care providers, who can use them to get recommendations and additional expertise about complex conditions from providers in other locations. These programs and resources help health centers take advantage of beneficial specialty care e…

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Does How You Manage Your Horse Farm Make Sense? 46:44

2y ago46:44

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As horse owners, we have our rhythms and routines around the barn. But why do we do farm chores the way we do them, and could we—and our horses—benefit from changing our approaches? Steve Higgins, PhD, the director of Animal and Environmental Compliance for the University of Kentucky’s (UK) Agricultural Experiment Station, in Lexington, describes w…

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Ep 7: A Youth’s Perspective on on Substance Misuse and Prevention & Mental Health Wellness 30:54

2y ago30:54

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Passionate youth are leading the way on the efforts to improve the opioid crisis in NH. Listen to this episode of the Power of Prevention Podcast and learn how young people are working directly with Governor Sununu to reach their peers with motivational messaging to avoid substance misuse, prevent suicide and promote well-being. ---This is a podcas…

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Ep 6: Family Connectedness Helps Manage Worry & Anxiety 21:54

2y ago21:54

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Are we getting it all wrong? Lynn Lyons suggests a new approach when it comes to dealing with worry and anxiety in young people. In this podcast, she challenges us to think about the consequences of eliminating these negative feelings and shares practical tips on helping your kids cope forward with worry and anxiety in their lives. ---This is a pod…

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Video Series 1: Why Are More Parents Questioning the Full CDC Vaccine Schedule? 6:34

2y ago6:34

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Video version only on Spotify podcasts. Welcome to Series 1 of The Vaccine Conversation VIDEO Series for new and expecting parents. This series of 20 short videos explores "Why are more parents questioning the full CDC vaccine schedule?" We are posting the Introduction to this series here as a test and will post subsequent videos in sequence over t…

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Ep. 126 - Why Are More Parents Questioning the Full CDC Vaccine Schedule? (Part 2) 39:58

2y ago39:58

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We continue this discussion with six more reasons why parents are questioning vaccines. Conflicts of interest between vaccine makers, government policymakers, and the medical industry are one valid reason to doubt the full schedule. Informed consent is often overlooked as many parents are coerced into vaccines without being told the risks. Vaccine …

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Horse Transport and Stress 32:21

2y ago32:21

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In this episode Dr. Amanda Adams and PhD student Erica Jacquay of the University of Kentucky’s Gluck Equine Research Center describe new research on how horses of all ages respond to transport—even just 1.5-hour trips across town. They also preview the results of a survey of U.S. horse owners and their trailering practices. This podcast series is b…

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Ep. 125 - Why Are More Parents Questioning the Full CDC Vaccine Schedule? (Part 1) 45:12

2y ago45:12

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Public confidence in the CDC childhood vaccine schedule continues to decline, and now, more parents are questioning this 69-dose protocol than ever before. Today we explore some of the questions these parents are asking, present the science and validity behind these questions, and how the medical industry tries to discount these concerns. Part 1 di…

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Ep 5: Helping Families and Caregivers Thrive 24:14

2y ago24:14

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Our guests connect the dots of how adverse exposures or events in childhood influence child development and attachment. As caregivers, they share their insights on dealing with social isolation, remote work, and home-schooling stresses imposed by the pandemic. Listen to gain empathy for young families and learn some healthy tips for coping.---This …

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Ep 4: Changing the Paradigm on Pain: Chronic Pain Self-Management 28:30

2y ago28:30

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Whether you are dealing with arthritis, an injury or simply aging, chronic pain can be very debilitating. When you practice self-management skills like healthy eating, balancing exercise with rest, appropriate use of medications, and dealing with difficult emotions, you activate your body’s natural defenses to cope with pain. You feel stronger, mor…

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Ep 3: Supporting NH's Young Adults - Where Can Communities Put Their Energy 32:41

2y ago32:41

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We are joined by Julie Nicknair-Keon LCMHC NCC, Director of Counseling at New England College, Wellness Center in Henniker, NH and Ashley Desrochers, Public Health Program Manager, Strafford County Public Health Network to talk about what they've seen in terms of supporting young adults during this phase in their development. Their work is supporte…

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Ep 2: Beyond Covid: Prevention in a Post Pandemic Time with Traci Fowler 14:42

2y ago14:42

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The pandemic was hard on families, schools and other institutions that serve our community. Our natural coping resources and those of institutions were not available. People had to figure out how to cope with quarantining, isolation, home schooling, unemployment, loss and grieving without these supports and resources. Existing inequities widened. T…

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Ep 1: Reset the School Year: Finding support for you and your child with the SAP 28:41

2y ago28:41

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The Partnership drugfreeNH sits down with guest Kim Haley, Student Assistance Program Coordinator for Second Start in Concord, to discuss what schools, and SAP's in particular, can do to help students live, learn, and to hopefully thrive in NH.----This is a podcast for people who are looking for solutions and want to make New Hampshire a better pla…

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