Best Sarah Vaughan Podcasts (2024)

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Sarah Vaughan 57:00

19d ago57:00

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She was called both “Sassy” and “The Divine One.” Sassy because she was mischievous and playful. And The Divine One because her voice seemed to have come from the Gods. She was the opera star of jazz, transforming songs into arias. For nearly 50 years, Sarah Vaughan was one of the dominant voices of American popular music. As part of the Peabody Aw…

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James McQuillan - Australian Steelers, person with SCI 48:34

18d ago48:34

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We are chatting with James McQuillan one of the Australian Steelers – the Aussie wheelchair rugby team. Not just that but an Australian Steeler who has had an incredible journey from recreational sportsman to national representative in just over 11 months. In this episode James shares his story, the injury that led him to having a SCI, how he came …

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Mel Tormé 58:44

18d ago58:44

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For much of his career, Mel Tormé performed at the peak of his profession, a jazz singer without peer who was revered by music lovers around the world. But Mel Tormé was so much more than just a great singer. He was a true Renaissance man, a talented musician and celebrated composer who became a fine arranger and orchestrator. He wrote books, acted…

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Ella Fitzgerald 56:18

19d ago56:18

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You recognize her instantly. And it isn’t just her remarkable voice. You recognize her character, the youthfulness, the exuberance, the freedom, the joy. More than anybody else’s, her sound is the sound of America. We’re talking about Ella Fitzgerald. Audiences, musicians and critics have honored her as the greatest singer of the 20th Century. As p…

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Modern Jazz Quartet 58:49

19d ago58:49

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With their cool, bop-inflected improvisations and classical chamber aesthetics, the Modern Jazz Quartet rose to prominence in the 1950s – expanding the jazz paradigm and bridging the gap between smoky jazz clubs and prestigious concert halls. Together for more than 44 years, they trotted the globe and played in nearly all 50 states, bringing their …

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Stanley Turrentine 59:48

19d ago59:48

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Tenor saxophonist Stanley Turrentine was one of the most soulful and versatile musicians in jazz. And for much of his long career, he played music on his own terms – crossing musical boundaries often in the face of criticism. Whether playing a tune that cries out for lost love or celebrates the joy of living, Stanley’s expressions were always strai…

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Episode 36: Thriving in Adversity 1:02:22

1M ago1:02:22

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Today's episode of Rise was recorded in early August 2024, in the midst of the far right riots in the UK so we are chatting about how we self-support when the world feels overwhelming - is it possible to thrive at all in the modern world and, if so, how do we strike the balance between self-protection and keeping our hearts open and compassionate t…

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Dr Jessica Nolan - Lateropulsion 1:10:46

2M ago1:10:46

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Dr Jess Nolan recently completed her PhD on Lateropulsion. Jess is a physio from Perth, Australia. Her credentials include BSc (Physio) - Curtin Uni, Grad Dip (Neuro Rehab) – UWA, member of ANZSO Emerging Stroke Clinician Scientist Committee, and Physio Working Party for the Stroke Foundation Living Guidelines. Jess worked as a senior physio, a phy…

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Episode 35: Breathwork (with Elaine Bonfrer) 1:13:49

2M ago1:13:49

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Following on from last episode's chat with Sarah we are delighted to welcome Elaine Bonfrer to Rise, to talk with us in more detail about the power of breathwork. Elaine is a therapeutic coach and Owaken Breathwork practitioner, whose passion is empowering the people she works with to heal and let go of whatever is holding them back, to help them c…

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Episode 34: Life Beyond Booze (with Sarah Rusbatch) 53:55

2M ago53:55

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Today we are thrilled to welcome our sober sister Sarah Rusbatch to Rise to chat about her amazing book Beyond Booze: How to Create a Life You Love, Alcohol Free. Sarah is an accredited grey area drinking coach, motivational speaker and now bestselling author who has supported thousands of women worldwide to quit drinking and rediscover themselves …

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Dr Emily Ramage - Codesign, World Stroke Emerging Leader, ENAbLE trial 58:08

3M ago58:08

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This episode is all about codesign. Dr Emily Ramage is a neuro physio & expert in an approach to codesign called Integrated Knowledge Translation. She’s used the methodology through her PhD (codesign of a PA intervention aimed at reducing secondary stroke risk) & in other projects which she speaks about in the episode. Emily's PhD work was piloted …

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Episode 33: Rise and Shines Revisited 1:04:49

3M ago1:04:49

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Today on Rise, by popular request, we are taking a bit of a retrospective look back at previous episodes and, in particular, our good intentions with the Rise and Shine actions to see if we actually took our own advice and, if not, why not! Resources mentioned: Liz's summer challenge: https://lizfolan.com/ and https://www.instagram.com/sunrisesobri…

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Episode 32: Sober Socialising (with Alex Clapp) 52:21

4M ago52:21

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Today on Rise we are chatting with Alex Clapp, one of the co-founders of Claritee, a new sober events company which is currently hosting monthly sober club nights in North West England as well as corporate sober events and more. Alex shares his personal story with us with so much authenticity, talking about how a physical health problem combined wi…

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Dr Julie Vaughan-Graham 1:17:20

4M ago1:17:20

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Dr Julie Vaughan-Graham is an IBITA Basic and Advanced Tutor, holds a Masters degree in neuro rehabilitation and a PhD investigating the clinical reasoning process of expert Bobath physiotherapists. She owns her own clinical practice in Toronto, and developed the online iNeuroRehab training courses. Julie also holds a post-doctoral fellowship and a…

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Episode 31: RISE 52:23

4M ago52:23

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This week on Rise we are exploring a new format we are planning to introduce with our guests - a reflective exercise based around the letters R, I, S and E: R - What does the word Rise bring up for you? I - What inspires you? S - What is your superpower? E - What excites and energises you? We loved hearing each other's answers to these questions an…

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Tony Bennett 58:49

4M ago58:49

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Tony Bennett embraced the Great American Songbook like few others, making every song his own – as you’re about to hear. As part of the Peabody Award-winning documentary series “Jazz Profiles,” this show about Tony’s life and music was produced in 1998 by Greg Fitzgerald and narrated by the series host Nancy Wilson. The “Jazz Profiles” shows – nearl…

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Village Vanguard 59:01

4M ago59:01

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The Village Vanguard is the oldest jazz club in New York City and one of the oldest nightclubs anywhere on this planet. What has made this Club so enduring and legendary? You are about to find out. As part of the Peabody Award-winning documentary series “Jazz Profiles,” this episode about The Village Vanguard was produced in 2001 by Molly Murphy an…

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Gerry Mulligan 59:19

4M ago59:19

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Gerry Mulligan is one of the most important figures in jazz – as an instrumentalist, composer, arranger, bandleader and a principal architect of “cool” jazz. His story is what you are about to hear. As part of the Peabody Award-winning documentary series “Jazz Profiles,” this show about Gerry’s life and music was produced in 1996 by Tim Owens and K…

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Bill Evans 59:09

4M ago59:09

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Bill Evans was a genius – a composer and pianist with a light, lyrical touch that was once described as what you might hear at the gates of Heaven. As you’re about to hear, he is also one of most influential pianists in modern jazz. As part of the Peabody Award-winning documentary series “Jazz Profiles,” this show about Bill’s life and music was pr…

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Quincy Jones 59:12

4M ago59:12

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Through more than 70 years in the entertainment industry, you’d be hard-pressed to name another person with the musical depth and breadth of producer, composer, arranger and bandleader Quincy Jones. His story – as you’re about to hear – will astound you. As part of the Peabody Award-winning documentary series “Jazz Profiles,” this show about Quincy…

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Kind Of Blue - Making The Miles Davis Masterpiece 57:57

4M ago57:57

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“Kind of Blue” is not only Miles Davis’s bestselling album, but also the best-selling Jazz album of all time. The story of how it was created is what you’re about to hear. As part of the Peabody Award-winning documentary series “Jazz Profiles,” this episode about the making of “Kind of Blue” was produced in 2001 by Jim Luce and Ashley Kahn – and na…

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Episode 30: Yoga (with Rose Long) 1:05:52

5M ago1:05:52

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This week on Rise we are delighted to welcome Rose Long to the pod - Rose is wonderful coach with a raft of qualifications in life coaching including health, recovery, self-expression and life changes and she is also a qualified yoga teacher. She is joining us today for a chat about how yoga has helped all three of our recovery journeys and how yog…

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Dr Sarah Milne - Friedreich's Ataxia & the cerebellum 46:06

5M ago46:06

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This month we are chatting with Dr. Sarah Milne from Murdoch Children’s Research Institute who is also the Coordinator of the Friedreich's Ataxia Clinic at Monash Health in Melbourne, Australia. Sarah is an expert in hereditary cerebellar ataxias and after completing her PhD in 2018 she is trying to bolster the evidence base about the right rehab f…

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Episode 29 - Introvert v Extrovert 51:51

5M ago51:51

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We're back! Thanks to all our listeners for bearing with us while we took our own advice and dialled things back for a self-care break last month. We're now recharged and raring to go and this week is a good one. We're exploring the differences in how we perceive the world depending on where we are on the introversion/extraversion spectrum and how …

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Dr. Kate Scrivener - Therapy dose, Stroke Mobility Outcomes, Teaching Neuro 59:35

6M ago59:35

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Dr. Kate Scrivener is a Senior Lecturer of Physiotherapy at Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia where she’s an educator and researcher. She’s also an educator with the Stroke Ed collaboration and that energy for education & innovation has seen her develop the REPS app and website - a set of exercise programs designed to help stroke survivors ex…

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Professor Barby Singer - Hypertonicity, Education, APA Career Pathway Framework 1:04:42

7M ago1:04:42

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Barby Singer is a Professor in the School of Medical & Health Science at Edith Cowan University in Perth, Western Australia. She is an APA Neurological Physiotherapist, a Fellow of the Australian College of Physiotherapists by Original Contribution in 2011 and has more than 40 years of clinical and academic experience in neurological rehabilitation…

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Episode 28 - Self-love 1:01:03

7M ago1:01:03

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Welcome back to Rise and happy Valentine's Day! To celebrate we are chatting today about self-love - how we support and nurture ourselves through the good times and the tougher ones. Resources mentioned: Liverpool Live Radio: https://www.liverpoolliveradio.com/ Liz's website: https://lizfolan.com/ VIA character strengths: https://www.viacharacter.o…

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Dr Kim Jennings - Implementation of The Bobath Concept 1:15:14

8M ago1:15:14

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Dr Kim Jennings is an Advanced Bobath tutor with over 35 years of clinical expertise. Kim became a Bobath Tutor in 2000 and an Advanced Tutor in 2012. She holds a clinical doctorate in physiotherapy at La Trobe University investigating barriers and facilitators to implementation of the Bobath concept and a Master of Public Health from Monash Univer…

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Episode 27: Beat the January Blues 56:10

8M ago56:10

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This week Liz and Julia are chatting about all things January and, in particular, the ways we beat the January blues through self-care (which as we know is so much more than bubble baths), permission to rest, tuning in to our daily needs and gentle intention setting. Resources mentioned: Liz's website featuring her brilliant January challenge: http…

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Episode 26: Menstrual Health (with Jesica Medellin) 45:54

8M ago45:54

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Welcome back to our first episode of 2024! Today we are chatting with our first transatlantic guest, Texas-based creative author and body positivity advocate Jesica Medellin. Jesica is the author of the beautiful anthology First Moon Manual: Letters to Our Daughters which is aimed at young women starting their menstrual cycles and those who love an…

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Episode 25: 🎄Sober Festivities (with Emma Newman)🎄 1:32:06

9M ago1:32:06

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Merry Christmas to all our lovely listeners. Today on Rise we have a treat for your tastebuds as well as your ears, as we are chatting with Emma Newman, alcohol free drinks expert and mocktail maker extraordinaire. Many of you will know Emma from her @emma_sobersonic Instagram account where she showcases the latest and best in alcohol free drinks a…

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Episode 24: Running for Recovery (with Steve) 1:02:11

9M ago1:02:11

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This week on Rise we are delighted to chat with Steve from Recovery Runners, a new weekly running group in Liverpool where all are welcome, whatever you are recovering from. He shares so openly with us about his own addiction and mental health journey and how running has been such a big part of his recovery, helping him get to a place of true heali…

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Episode 23: Parenting (with Jane Kilpatrick) 54:40

10M ago54:40

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Today on Rise we are welcoming Jane Kilpatrick to chat with us. Jane is a mindset coach, parenting expert and the founder of Mind Sculpt - a coaching service for teenagers and parents. We are chatting with her today about all things parenting - both how we can best support our kids with all the challenges they face in the modern world and also how …

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Episode 22: Work 1:06:36

10M ago1:06:36

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Today on Rise, Liz and Julia are chatting about work and, more specifically, the endless puzzle of work life balance. How do we keep good boundaries around work while also pursuing our professional dreams? How do we make the most of our down time to make sure it is truly nourishing? How do we spin all the plates of work, family and self-care while …

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Episode 21: The Artist's Way 1:21:13

11M ago1:21:13

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Welcome back to Season 2 of Rise! Today Liz and Julia are chatting about The Artist's Way. Among her many other talents and ventures, Liz is an Artist's Way facilitator, running regular online courses taking a group through Julia Cameron's brilliant and transformative creative programme and today she is telling us more about the many benefits to be…

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Episode 20: Friendship 45:14

1y ago45:14

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For the last episode of Season 1, we are chatting today about friendship and how this has been both the greatest gift and the biggest support to our sobriety for both of us, Thank you so much to all our lovely listeners for being with us over the past 40 weeks, we've loved every minute and we're so much looking forward to coming back for Season 2 (…

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Episode 19: Hormones (with Emily Fazah) 38:28

1y ago38:28

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This week on Rise we are talking hormonal health and holistic healing with the lovely Emily Fazah. Julia first discovered Emily's work through her Instagram account Moody Girl, which focused on support and awareness raising around premenstrual dysphoric disorder, a severe form of PMS which both Julia and Emily have experienced. Moody Girl has now g…

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Episode 18: Movement 1:00:55

1y ago1:00:55

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Today on Rise we're talking running with Running Girl (Liz's Soberista name). Movement has been huge for both of us since quitting drinking and in this week's episode we are digging into all ways it has helped us with sobriety, mental health and general wellbeing as well as some of the science behind why it is so helpful to us both physically and m…

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Episode 17: Sugar (with Claire) 59:49

1+ y ago59:49

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This week we're delighted to welcome Liz's friend Claire to the podcast to talk about her journey from sugar binges to now being over two months sugar free. We were amazed at how many parallels there were between her experience and our own stories of quitting alcohol and we also came away with lots to think about in terms of our own relationship wi…

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Part 2: Solving for "Why", Book Discussion with Author Tony Tsai 25:54

1+ y ago25:54

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Check out Part 2 of this book discussion and interview with Mr. Tony Tsai, Director of Career and and Leadership Development at the University of Utah School of Medicine. He is the author of Solving for "Why": A Guide to Creating Meaning, Community, and Purpose in Your Higher Education Experience. What are some ways to connect to something greater …

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Episode 16: Summer 53:23

1+ y ago53:23

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Welcome back to Rise! Today Liz and Julia are chatting about summer, both the benefits the sunshine and longer days can bring and also the challenges you can face in the warmer months if you're newly sober, struggling with your mental health or even just naturally on the introverted side of things. Resources mentioned: Peak end theory (Daniel Kahne…

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Episode 15: Mindfulness (with Nana Treen) 1:02:48

1+ y ago1:02:48

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This week on Rise we are chatting with another lovely guest - our Soberista friend and all round alcohol free legend Nana Treen. As well as being a hugely supportive and wise presence in the Soberistas community, Treen is also the steward of the AF Loud and Proud facebook page and the host of weekly mindfulness sessions for members of the Soberista…

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Part 1: Solving for "Why", Book Discussion with Author Tony Tsai 34:01

1+ y ago34:01

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Check out Part 1 of this book discussion and interview with Mr. Tony Tsai, Director of Career and and Leadership Development at the University of Utah School of Medicine. He is the author of Solving for "Why": A Guide to Creating Meaning, Community, and Purpose in Your Higher Education Experience. What inspired him to write this book? What is the e…

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Episode 14: Strengths and Values 1:07:06

1+ y ago1:07:06

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Welcome back to Rise! This week Liz and Julia are doing a deep dive into the topic of character strengths and personal values, chatting about how these guiding principles support our own lives and inform our work with the people we support. Resources mentioned: Rek 41 - new alcohol free social club in Birkenhead: https://www.facebook.com/rek41birke…

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Episode 13: Creativity (with Christina Hallett) 1:06:56

1+ y ago1:06:56

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This week on Rise we're thrilled to have another guest with us, our lovely Soberista friend, Christina Hallett. Christina is a 67 year old UK artist now living in Spain, who feels her art has transformed since she chose to live sober in 2019, becoming freer, happier and more full of movement and emotion. Her paintings, landscape and figurative piec…

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Effective and Educational Family Centered Rounds with Dr. Beth Vukin 43:24

1+ y ago43:24

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What are the barriers to an ideal rounding experience? How do you find time to teach on rounds with learners of different levels? How do you engage the patient and family? Welcome Dr. Beth Vukin, pediatric hospitalist, back to the podcast!

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Episode 12: Positive Psychology 53:03

1+ y ago53:03

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Welcome back to Rise! This week we are chatting about positive psychology, something which we both incorporate into our professional lives in a big way and which has informed and supported our growth as humans since ditching the booze. Resources: What is positive psychology?: https://positivepsychology.com/what-is-positive-psychology-definition/ Ma…

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Regression and rebellion: what to expect when your dog hits the terrible teens, Antonella Marsicano, #16 25:03

1+ y ago25:03

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Raising a puppy can be challenging, and just when you think you’ve cracked the housetraining and recall… It goes out the window. You might even worry you’ve done something wrong! However, your puppy might be in regression, which can feel like the terrible teens for dogs. We’re joined by clinical animal behaviourist and CEO of the Animal Wellbeing C…

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Episode 11: Seasons (with Kate Baily) 56:49

1+ y ago56:49

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This week we are very happy to welcome the lovely Kate Baily to chat to us about living in tune with the cycles of the seasons and our lives. Kate is a writer, speaker and community and podcast host who many of our listeners will know as the co-founder of Love Sober, a sobriety podcast, community and coaching platform which has helped many thousand…

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Virtual Teaching Tips with Dr. David Morton 50:27

1+ y ago50:27

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Dr. David Morton is a Professor of Neurobiology and Anatomy at the University of Utah School of Medicine. He completed advanced training on teaching in the virtual environment through the Harvard Macy Institute. In this episode, we explore best practices for teaching virtually. How do you overcome the challenges? What are novel ways to adapt classr…

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