Best Noah Fleming Podcasts (2024)

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Grace Ziegmont: She Caught the EPA by the Ear, and Officials Listened 25:44

7d ago25:44

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The Pennsylvania 4-H chapter has named Grace Ziegmont as one of its state project ambassadors. These are members who provide guidance to 4-H staff statewide on programming and projects. The 16-year-old York County resident also serves as the president of the Governor’s Youth Council for Hunting, Fishing and Conservation. And we haven’t even gotten …

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Jay Fleming: Capturing the Chesapeake Bay's Disappearing History 29:55

21d ago29:55

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Jay Fleming has devoted his life to documenting a dying way of life on the Chesapeake Bay. He has compiled his photographs of watermen into two popular books. His photographs, more than anyone else's, tell the tale of of the estuary's seafood industry.By Chesapeake Bay Journal

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Maya Alexander: Building Stronger Connections Between the Black Community and Nature 27:30

1M ago27:30

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Helping others fall in love with nature is one of Maya Alexander's main passions. She is African American and has experienced first hand the challenges of engaging with the outdoors, a pasttime that has traditionally been associated with the white middle class. Yet, Alexander, a community engagement manager for Virginia's Alliance for the Shenandoa…

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Noah Bressman: Fighting Invasive Fish Species with Our Forks 30:39

2M ago30:39

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Noah Bressman, a Salisbury University researcher, has quickly made a name for himself as a marine biology researcher and a science communicator. He’s active on social media. He organizes fishing tournaments that incorporate environmental education. He envisions a world with fewer invasive fish in the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries -- a world ma…

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Carmera Thomas-Wilhite: Putting Environmentalism on a Path Toward Justice 28:17

2M ago28:17

28:17

In early 2023, Carmera Thomas-Wilhite joined the Chesapeake Bay region’s most influential environmental group, the Chesapeake Bay Foundation, as its first vice president for diversity, equity, inclusion and justice. How’d she get there? What’s her mission? Find out in our conversation.By Chesapeake Bay Journal

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Anna Killius: At the Center of Environmental Policy 28:25

3M ago28:25

28:25

Anna Killius is a political wrangler. Her formal title: executive director of the Chesapeake Bay Commission. She occupies a space with few peers in American politics: a regional influencer of environmental policy with her sights set on a single watershed. Here, she discusses how she builds consensus -- and steers clear of infighting -- to drive bet…

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Randy Rowel: Overcoming a troubled youth to be a green mentor 26:17

4M ago26:17

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If anyone has the word "mentor" written all over them, it's Randy Rowel. He coordinates the Chesapeake Research Consortium's C-StREAM (Chesapeake Student Recruitment, Early Advisement, and Mentoring) program, helping to guide people of color into green careers. He talks with us about how the environmental sector can bring more diversity into its ra…

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Luke McFadden: The Influencer in Brown Coveralls 28:14

4M ago28:14

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Within three years, Luke McFadden has built a mini-empire on social media, accumulating 1.6 million followers on TikTok and hundreds of thousands more on other sites. He simply shows what life is like as a crabber on the Chesapeake Bay. No one has been more surprised with his success than the unassuming 27-year-old from Pasadena, Maryland.…

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Imani Black: Blazing a Trail in Aquaculture 28:18

5M ago28:18

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Imani Black founded Minorities in Aquaculture in 2020. In doing so, she set out to help people of color, especially women of color, enter the growing field of aquaculture. Aquaculture is the technical name for fish farming or, in this case, oyster farming. This is a story about seismic shifts in an industry, a Chesapeake Bay way of life. But it’s a…

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Season 3 Trailer: Wave Makers 4:40

5M ago4:40

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The federally led campaign to save the Chesapeake Bay is officially 40 years old. This season, we turn to movers and shakers in the Bay sphere who weren't born when the effort got started. With the cleanup facing a critical inflection point, these younger voices -- we call them "wave makers" -- offer a tantalizing glimpse into what the future may h…

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2023 Impact of IBD in Canada Report 1:20:10

8M ago1:20:10

1:20:10

Dr. Eric Benchimol, Professor of Pediatrics and Northbridge Chair in Inflammatory Bowel Disease at The Hospital for Sick Children and University of Toronto, and Kate Lee, Vice President of Research and Patient Programs at Crohn’s and Colitis Canada, discuss some of the key findings outlined in the 2023 Impact of Inflammatory Bowel Disease in Canada…

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Breaking the ‘Silence’: Abigail’s Battle with Crohn’s 54:54

10M ago54:54

54:54

Discover the inspiring story of Abigail Redding, a resilient teenager who was diagnosed with fistulizing Crohn’s disease at just 16 years old. In this episode, Abbie, who is now 17, shares her journey with IBD, shedding light on the various aspects of her life as a teen navigating a new diagnosis, relationships, school, and dealing with a misinform…

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Clues From a Drowning Island 34:11

11M ago34:11

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As climate change fuels more Agnes-like storms, what will we do to protect vulnerable communities? Tangier Island in Virginia's portion of the Chesapeake Bay offers clues.By The Chesapeake Bay Journal

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Don’t Wipe It, Swipe It! 1:02:55

12M ago1:02:55

1:02:55

For 27 years and counting, Alia Abutalib has been battling IBD. Most recently, she underwent a full proctocolectomy and now lives with a permanent ileostomy (#BarbieButt). Alia speaks openly about her disease, surgery, and having to navigate a lot of her journey alone because not everyone has the support system in place that they need when facing d…

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The Political Storm 29:17

1y ago29:17

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Tropical Storm Agnes reshaped the way the United States responds to natural disasters on a national scale. Here’s how.By The Chesapeake Bay Journal

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Ted Fleming and Partake Brewing 45:07

1y ago45:07

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Founder and CEO of Partake Brewing, Ted Fleming shares his IBD journey and how it led to him brewing the world’s best non-alcoholic beers. Partake Brewing is currently the 14th fastest growing company in Canada and shows no signs of slowing down! Are you looking to try Partake’s non-alchy beer? Use promo code GUTSGLORY15 for 15% off your entire pur…

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Saving the Bay from Agnes 34:15

1+ y ago34:15

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Environmental destruction wrought by 1972's Tropical Storm Agnes fanned the flames of the "Save the Bay" movement into a political wildfire in the Chesapeake Bay region. The storm's legacy is reflected in many current controversies, including the fate of the Conowingo Dam.By The Chesapeake Bay Journal

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Death from Above 32:09

1+ y ago32:09

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Record-setting rainfall during 1972's Tropical Storm Agnes washed decades-worth of pollution into the Chesapeake Bay's fragile waters, damaging the environment for decades.By The Chesapeake Bay Journal

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We Love You, Wall 30:35

1+ y ago30:35

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Tropical Storm Agnes tested the limits of flood barriers. In Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, a wall wasn’t enough. This episode explores what the constant battle to hold back the Susquehanna River tells us about our current fight against climate change.By The Chesapeake Bay Journal

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Inundated and Overwhelmed 35:01

1+ y ago35:01

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How a radio station in central Pennsylvania defied official weather experts and delivered an accurate flooding forecast during Tropical Storm Agnes.By Chesapeake Bay Journal

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Season 2 Trailer: Tropical Storm Agnes at 50 3:53

2y ago3:53

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Fifty years ago, “America’s Estuary” was beginning to show signs of ecological collapse. But outside of a handful of environmentalists and academics, few people took much note. When a seemingly harmless tropical storm charged up from the Gulf of Mexico, few people took much note of that either. But within a few wild and tragic days in June of 1972,…

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So You Think You Can Save the World 41:43

2y ago41:43

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What matters most in the fight against climate change: individual action or collective action? Learn this and the best way to prepare a filet of blue catfish.By Chesapeake Bay Journal

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Growing Problems 31:47

2+ y ago31:47

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Agriculture is both a cause of and solution to climate change. Which will win out?By Chesapeake Bay Journal

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So You Think You Can Save the Chesapeake 33:11

2+ y ago33:11

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A massive effort to clean up the Chesapeake Bay faces more problems with a hotter, stormier world because of climate change.By Chesapeake Bay Journal

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Unmaking History 36:43

2+ y ago36:43

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Rising waters are swallowing historic sites along shorelines, portending a future in which we've lost key pieces of our past.By The Chesapeake Journal

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Animal Upheaval 36:26

2+ y ago36:26

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What oysters in the sea and birds in the marsh tell us about our changing Chesapeake.By Chesapeake Bay Journal

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Nights in Tangier 35:26

2+ y ago35:26

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President Trump told the mayor of Tangier Island that the community has nothing to fear from climate change. Experts aren't so sure.By Chesapeake Bay Journal

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Let's Talk (More) Infrastructure 33:31

2+ y ago33:31

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Fighting sea level rise doesn't have to mean a huge construction project. Here, we examine policies and green solutions that could save coastal communities in the Chesapeake Bay region.By The Chesapeake Bay Journal

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Let's Talk Infrastructure 34:08

2+ y ago34:08

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Cities, from the small to the huge, prepare for a wetter future. We visit Alexandria, VA; Eagle Harbor, MD; and Norfolk to answer the question: Can we afford it?By Chesapeake Bay Journal

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Ghosts in the Forest 35:09

2+ y ago35:09

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Wetlands are migrating to higher ground en masse. Barrier islands are losing the race to stay above water. And vast expanses of trees are transforming into "ghost forests." Hear how the natural world is responding to climate change in the Chesapeake Bay region.By Chesapeake Bay Journal

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Richmond on Fire 32:57

2+ y ago32:57

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Climate change is making it hotter. But communities of color are likely to feel the heat more. In Richmond, VA, solutions are being tested that could point the way for other American cities.By Chesapeake Bay Journal

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Underwater in Ellicott City 31:53

3y ago31:53

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A thousand-year flood is supposed to happen only once every thousand years, right? Wrong! Ellicott City was struck by such storms in 2016 and 2018. Was it climate change?By The Chesapeake Bay Journal

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Season 1 Trailer 3:46

3y ago3:46

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Climate change is happening here and now in the Chesapeake Bay region. Here is a preview of Season One of “Chesapeake Uncharted.”By The Chesapeake Bay Journal

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Peter Dobranowski – Dedicating Your Life to IBD 1:07:29

3y ago1:07:29

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Not only is Peter Dobranowski an IBD Warrior but he has literally dedicated his life to IBD…by choice. Why? Well, he says, “someone’s gotta do it”. In this episode, Peter shares his story about his diagnosis and his journey with IBD. But Peter’s journey doesn’t end there because his life really does involve everything IBD. He is currently a second …

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Athletes vs. Crohn’s & Colitis with Co-Founder Noah Weber 40:24

4y ago40:24

40:24

Noah Weber is a pretty incredible teen and IBD Warrior who co-founded the organization ‘Athlete vs. Crohn’s & Colitis’ with Larry Nance Jr., NBA Basketball Player for the Cleveland Cavaliers. Noah shares his journey with Crohn’s Disease from diagnosis, surgery, and various medications. A journey that led him to reaching out to NBA star Larry Nance …

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Relationships with Nutrition & Diet when living with IBD 1:16:08

4y ago1:16:08

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This episode features two Registered Dietitians working in Toronto. Inez Martincevic, a Clinical Dietitian practicing within the Division of Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition at The Hospital for Sick Children and Julie Cepo who is an Inpatient Clinical Dietitian with the GI Medicine & Surgery Program at Mount Sinai Hospital. We discuss how…

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“Thoughts Are Not Facts” – The Mind & IBD with Sick Kids Psychologist, Dr. Ahola Kohut 1:02:46

4y ago1:02:46

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Dr. Ahola Kohut is a Clinical Health Psychologist at Sick Kids, who works specifically with children with IBD. She splits her time between research and clinical work. In this episode she shares valuable information regarding mental health and IBD. We discuss how our minds are wired to survive and socialize and this sometimes relates to negative fee…

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IBD Warrior Success Story 53:06

4y ago53:06

53:06

Shawn Reynolds is an IBD Warrior that has been living with Crohn’s Disease for over 20 years. Shawn shares his experiences as an entrepreneur, husband, dad, former actor, brother of two siblings who also have Crohn’s Disease, etc. and how he was able to find success despite living with a chronic illness. He talks about how he views his health, the …

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Diet & IBD 49:42

4y ago49:42

49:42

Amanda Lapidus is a Registered Dietitian in Toronto who focuses on digestive disorders. She is actively involved in research related to diet and the gut microbiome in the IBD community. We talk about what set Amanda on the path to dedicate her energy to diet, nutrition, and preventable health. She answers questions about the difference between diet…

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GoHere & MyGut Apps by CCC 39:30

4y ago39:30

39:30

Jason Singh, the Manager of Innovative Health Initiatives for Crohn’s & Colitis Canada (CCC) talks all about two apps launched by CCC, GoHere & MyGut. What is the GoHere Washroom Access Program? How does the app work? Where can I get a Washroom Access Card and how can you become a GoHere Volunteer Ambassador? Jason […]…

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Multi-Disciplinary Care in IBD 58:45

4y ago58:45

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Gastroenterologist at Mount Sinai Hospital and University Health Network, Dr. Mark Silverberg, discusses the importance of multi-disciplinary care in IBD. How important it is that we begin treating #IBDWarriors with a more holistic approach. This is why he is opening his own clinic, the Toronto Immune and Digestive Health Institute (TIDHI) that wil…

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Volunteers – The Heart of CCC 31:48

4+ y ago31:48

31:48

Want to help an IBD Warrior that you love? Why not volunteer?! Host, Chantel from Toronto, ON sits down with Matthew Sebastiani from Vancouver, B.C. and Shannon Epstein from Montreal, QC and together they share their experiences as volunteers with Crohn’s and Colitis Canada. They discuss why they are involved, the roles they play, and the […]…

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Forced Switching / Non-Medical Switching: Biologics vs. Biosimilars 35:43

4+ y ago35:43

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Mina Mawani, President & CEO of Crohn’s and Colitis Canada and Dr. Laura Targownik, Clinician Scientist and Gastroenterologist at Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto and Division Director for Gastroenterology at University of Toronto discuss some of the key findings in the ‘Impact of IBD in Canada Report’, especially related to healthcare costs associa…