Best Pharma Manufacturing Podcasts (2022)

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News Brief: Tucker & Co Try to Lawyer Their Way Out of Trafficking in Great Replacement Rhetoric 34:30

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After a white nationalist kills 10 in a racist mass shooting in Buffalo, those most responsible for mainstreaming white nationalist talking points try and evade responsibility.

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Overturning Roe v. Wade: "Irrational, Aggressive, and Extremely Dangerous" 56:06

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Two weeks ago, Politico obtained a leaked draft of the Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, the nearly 50-year-old ruling that acknowledged the constitutional right to abortion. Although this is the most egregious attack on reproductive rights, it only follows the anti-abortion momentum that has been building for years around the country…

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Xtalks Life Science Podcast

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Messaging Program Improves Lifestyle Among Heart Attack Survivors + FDA Places Stricter Restrictions on Janssen COVID-19 Vaccine 25:13

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In this episode, Ayesha discussed a new study that evaluated a text messaging program designed to improve medication adherence and lifestyle factors among heart attack survivors. While the program did not lead to improvements in medication adherence, it did have a positive impact on lifestyle factors like diet. Hear more about the study and the imp…

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Ep. 161: The Real Life Implications of Pop Culture's Fascination with the Dubious Science of “Criminal Profiling” 1:33:58

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Criminal Minds. Inside the Mind of a Serial Killer. Inside the Criminal Mind. Killer Inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez. Each of these is the title of a series, fictional or otherwise, or documentary that relies on the work of so-called criminal profilers. They’re all premised, more or less, on the same idea: That the ability to venture inside the…

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FDA Approves Bristol Myers' Cardiac Drug for HCM + New Ovarian Cancer Blood Test 27:30

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In this episode, Ayesha discussed Bristol Myers Squibb’s new heart drug Camzyos (mavacamten), which has received approval from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment of symptomatic obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM). The drug is the first to target the pathophysiology of obstructive HCM and may be Bristol Myers’ next…

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Ep.160: The 'Last $100 in Your Bank Account' Economy - How Media's Love Affair with Crypto, NFTs and Gambling Prey Upon Working People 1:23:34

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"NFTs May Seem Like Frivolous Fads. They Should Be the Future of Music," argues Rolling Stone magazine. "How to Buy Bitcoin and Other Cryptocurrencies: A Guide for New Crypto Investors," advises TIME magazine. "'I had $10 in my bank account': This 36-year-old went from living paycheck to paycheck to making over $109,000 selling NFTs," proclaims CNB…

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Surveillance Dragnet: How Shadowy Companies Can Track Your Every Move 40:45

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Smartphone apps constantly harvest your location data. That information is shared with advertisers, typically without your knowledge or informed consent. There are no laws in the U.S. prohibiting the sale or resale of that private data. And companies like phone-tracking firm Anomaly Six exploit that. So do government agencies. This week on Intercep…

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First FDA-Approved Treatment for Chronic Yeast Infection + Eli Lilly Obesity Drug Shows Promise in Trials 30:44

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In this episode, Ayesha discussed the FDA approval of Mycovia Pharmaceuticals’ Vivjoa (oteseconazole) as the first approved treatment for recurrent vulvovaginal candidiasis (RVVC) or chronic yeast infection. The drug is indicated for women who permanently lack reproductive potential or are postmenopausal. The editorial team discussed the significan…

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Episode 7: Antibody-Drug Conjugates 19:17

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Antibody-drug Conjugates: Next-Generation of Targeted Cancer Treatments Iwan Bertholjotti and Laurence Bonnafoux from Lonza give an insider look at how these promising treatments make it from development to commercialization. Chemotherapy is the first-line treatment for most types of cancer. However, one of the major challenges with this approach i…

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World Immunization Week 2022 + New COVID-19 Breath Test Gets FDA Authorization 25:19

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In this episode, Ayesha talked about World Immunization Week, which is celebrated during the last week of April every year. The theme of this year’s World Immunization Week is “Long Life For All,” which aims to communicate the importance of vaccines for a healthy and fulfilling life by protecting yourself and your loved ones against deadly diseases…

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Ep. 159: The Anti-Worker Pseudo-psychology of Corporate Personality Testing 1:03:13

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"Is it a higher compliment to be called a) a person of real feeling, or b) a consistently reasonable person?" "Are you more successful at a) following a carefully worked-out plan, or b) dealing with the unexpected and seeing quickly what should have been done?" "Which word in each pair appeals to you more? a) scheduled, or b) unplanned?" Questions …

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The Death Penalty Capital 51:43

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Murderville, Texas just ended its nine-episode season, casting significant doubt on whether a man on death row for the 1992 murder of a Houston grandmother is actually guilty. This week on Intercepted: Intercept Senior Editor Andrea Jones speaks with Jordan Smith and Liliana Segura, the reporters behind the investigative podcast, about what happene…

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BioNTech Partners for mRNA Vaccine Delivery Tech + Pfizer Acquires ReViral for RSV Therapeutics 24:23

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In this episode, Ayesha discussed BioNTech’s new collaboration with Matinas BioPharma to explore the company’s lipid nanocrystal (LNC) delivery technology for mRNA vaccines. LNC structures are more stable than the lipid nanoparticle technology used in the current COVID-19 mRNA vaccines. Learn about how BioNTech hopes to leverage Matinas’ LNC platfo…

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Live Interview: What Happened to Our Politics After the End of History? with Luke Savage 47:44

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In this Citations Needed Live Interview with Luke Savage from 3/22, we discuss his upcoming collection of essays, "The Dead Center: Reflections on Liberalism and Democracy After the End of History," the abandoned hopes of the Obama era, the rise of Trumpism and the inability—or unwillingness—of Liberalism to offer a moral and more just vision for t…

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Statins May Lower Parkinsonism Risk + New Genetic Test to Prevent Deafness in Babies 28:10

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In this episode, Xtalks is marking World Parkinson’s Day (April 11) and Parkinson’s Awareness Month, which are observed every year to help raise awareness about the disease and the individuals living with it. To learn more about new Parkinson’s disease research, Ayesha discussed a new study by researchers at Rush University Medical Center that show…

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The Freedom of Living Without Labels 29:31

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Piggy-backing on episode 14, Conscious Language for Real Change, this episode looks specifically at the detrimental effects of labeling people, situations, groups, and things. Labels are prevalent today. We seem to need to categorize everything and everyone. Marketing and mass media have a lot to do with that, but we as individuals can learn to bre…

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Episode 158: How Notions of 'Blight' and 'Barrenness' Were Created to Erase Indigenous Peoples 1:13:29

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"It is safe to say that almost no city needs to tolerate slums," wrote New York City official Robert Moses in 1945. "Our ancestors came across the ocean in sailing ships you wouldn't go across a lake in. When they arrived, there was nothing here," Ross Perot proclaimed in 1996. "We proved we can create a budding garden out of obstinate ground," bea…

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Long After Leaving Iran, Dual Nationals Now Labeled Terrorists — Because of Mandatory Military Service 23:24

2M ago23:24

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Talks with Iran to revive the nuclear deal appear to be progressing, but in recent weeks, the United States’s designation of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, or IRGC, as a terror group has emerged as a major obstacle. The listing isn’t just about nuclear diplomacy: Countless Iranians who served in the IRGC are now labeled as terrorists — i…

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Xtalks Life Science Podcast

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Clinical Trial Diversity Insights from NIH Experts + WHO and Polluted Air on World Health Day 2022 36:48

2M ago36:48

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In this episode, Ayesha shared insights she obtained from experts at NIH’s National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute (NHLBI) about clinical trial diversity. The panel of experts outlined some of the challenges in recruiting participants from minority and disadvantaged socioeconomic backgrounds, and talked about an NHLBI initiative based on community…

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Podcast-46_Clinical Research Career Guidance: What Works, What Doesn't_Dr. Chandra Babu Pharma Jobs 2022 45:21

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Hey Folks, Welcome To My Channel & To My Podcast!Rights, Safety And Wellbeing Of Trial Participants. Now This Is Foundation Of Clinical Research Field. If You Feel You Are Inclined Towards These Principles, Then You Watching A Podcast Where We Are Going To Discuss The Career Opportunities In This Field. Clinical Research Is A Branch Of Healthcare S…

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Pfizer Recalls Blood Pressure Medication + Jazz Pharma Manufacturing Cannabis-Based Medications 23:33

2M ago23:33

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In this episode, Ayesha discussed Pfizer’s voluntary recall of several lots of its blood pressure medication Accuretic and two generic versions of it due to higher than acceptable levels of a carcinogenic nitrosamine compound. The recall affects lots produced between November 2019 and March 2022. The editorial team discussed the increasing frequenc…

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News Brief: The Squishy Liberal Euphemisms Big City Dem Mayors Use to Sell Criminalizing Homelessness 28:37

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In this News Brief, we examine the convoluted, vague rhetorical labor involved in making purging unhoused populations with cops seem humane and anodyne.

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Podcast-45_Aashima Sharma On Prevention Of Sexual Harassment At Workplace_Zero Tolerance Policy_No Means No 45:28

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Hey Folks, Welcome To My Channel & To My Podcast!***In No Way Is This Giveaway Endorsed, Associated With, Sponsored By, Or Administered By YouTube Or Any Social Media Platform It’s Promoted On.MONTHLY GIVEAWAY (Giveaway India 2022, New Year Giveaway, Giveaway India Live, 2022 Giveaway) Starting From Today! Get A Chance To Win 500Rs/- Cash Prize! Be…

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Why Aren't We Hearing More Calls for Diplomacy to End War in Ukraine? 46:54

2M ago46:54

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This week, President Joe Biden is visiting European nations — including Poland — as the war in Ukraine rages on. This follows on the heels of Biden pledging to send $800 million worth of weapons to Ukraine, on top of an additional $13.8 billion approved by Congress. This week on Intercepted: associate editor Maia Hibbett discusses the details behin…

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Exact Sciences and Katie Couric's Colon Cancer Awareness TV Ad + Alnylam Sues Pfizer and Moderna Over Patent Infringements 23:48

2M ago23:48

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In this episode, Ayesha shed light on National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month by talking about a new colon cancer screening campaign from Exact Sciences that features a TV ad with Katie Couric. Couric, who is a long-time advocate of colon cancer screening after her husband passed away from colon cancer over 20 years ago, continues her mission to…

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The Big Pharma Monster: Manufacturing Disease for Profit 38:11

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Are we a nation of increasingly sick people? Or, are we a nation being told we are sick so the Big Pharma monster will profit more from our perceived illnesses and reliance on them to "make us better"? From chronic issues that can easily be managed with lifestyle changes to "disorders" requiring meds for normal function, we have become pill-popping…

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Podcast-44 Nisha Oza On How To Maintain Diversity & Inclusion In The Workplace_Why Is Feedback Important? 34:00

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Hey Angels, Welcome To My Channel & To My Podcast!***In No Way Is This Giveaway Endorsed, Associated With, Sponsored By, Or Administered By YouTube Or Any Social Media Platform It’s Promoted On.MONTHLY GIVEAWAY (Giveaway India 2022, New Year Giveaway, Giveaway India Live, 2022 Giveaway) Starting From Today! Get A Chance To Win 500Rs/- Cash Prize! B…

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Ready to Level Up? Learn to Listen to Your Inner Navigation System. 22:14

2M ago22:14

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Our inner and outer environments constantly provide feedback for our growth and wellbeing. But, we haven't all learned to listen. There are distractions and old beliefs and behavior patterns we all have that prevent us from tuning in to our Inner Navigation System that is designed to help us move through difficulty and distractions. Awareness and k…

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News Brief: 5 Worst US Media Reactions to Russia's Ukraine Invasion 36:57

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In this public News Brief, we examine the most unhelpful, glib, self-aggrandizing, and cynical responses from American media to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

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Johnson & Johnson Funding Human Asbestos Studies + Swift Medical's Imaging Device for Remote Digital Wound Care 27:56

2M ago27:56

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In this episode, Ayesha talks about new revelations about how Johnson & Johnson funded studies in the early 1970s that involved injecting prisoners in a Pennsylvania jail, most of whom were Black, with asbestos. The company wanted to compare the effects of asbestos versus talc, one of the main ingredients in Johnson & Johnson’s baby powder, on the …

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How is an ERP Software Helpful for Chemical Industries 1:10

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ERP for the chemical industry, by design, supports multiple packaging options, new product development with ease, contract manufacturing and regulatory compliance requirements.

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Key Benefits of Cloud ERP for Food Manufacturing Industry 0:55

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BatchMaster cloud based food manufacturing software gives the manufacturers a competitive platform to address their supply chain and business challenges in an effective way.

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Simplify your Operations with Food Manufacturing Software 0:57

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A food manufacturing ERP can simplify and streamline all of business operations, reduce complexity, and subsequently improve efficiency & productivity.

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Top 8 Advantages of a Web based Pharma ERP Software 1:10

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An ERP in pharmaceutical industry helps pharma manufacturers to indulge in intelligent demand assessment, organizational restructuring, and prudent financial management.

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What Is Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Software 0:56

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Pharma manufacturers can minimize the risk of bare shelves by strengthening their supply chain, and by taking complete control of the inventory movements. And, an ERP software can help with it.

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What is Process Manufacturing ERP Software? 1:03

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Process manufacturing is unique and involves specialised activities, manufactures should make use of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software that is specifically tailored for them to help them streamline their operations, assure quality, meet compliance, ensure consumers and workers’ safety, conduct R&D, and make timely deliveries.…

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Which features should you look for in an ERP for the pharmaceutical industry 1:49

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Pharmaceutical manufacturing enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution is necessary for any organization that wants to improve visibility, increase efficiency, reduce costs, and raise product quality. But, before settling on ERP software, businesses must know about the important functionalities of the software.…

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Episode 6: Manufacturing of Exosomes 22:33

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Putting Manufacturing First: Codiak Moves Swiftly into Clinical Trials with Exosome-based Treatments Sriram Sathyanarayanan, Codiak’s CSO, and Linda Bain, their CFO, share how the company moved into clinical trials in under 6 years. Exosomes, extremely small vesicles shed by all cell types, promise to become a viable delivery system for treatments …

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Episode 157: How the "Culture War" Label Is Used to Trivialize Life-and-Death Economic Issues 1:26:03

2M ago1:26:03

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"Let the Culture Wars Begin. Again," The New York Times announces. "How the ‘Culture War’ Could Break Democracy," warns Politico. "As The Culture Wars Shift, President Trump Struggles To Adapt," NPR tells us. "Will Democrats Go on the Offensive in the Culture Wars?" Vanity Fair wonders. Over and over, we’re reminded that so-called culture wars are …

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Repost Exosomes 12:16

2M ago12:16

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In this reposted episode from December 2020, we're exploring how a better understanding of exosomes is leading to new treatments and diagnostic technologies with Uwe Gottschalk. According to Uwe , the exosome revolution is already in full march. As researchers begin to identify how these cell-generated, nano-sized delivery drones function in the hu…

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U.S.-Trained Officers Have Led Numerous Coups in Africa 27:26

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U.S.-trained officers have led seven coups and coup attempts in Africa over the last year and a half. This week on Intercepted: Investigative reporter Nick Turse details the U.S. involvement on the African continent. U.S.-trained officers have attempted coups in five West African countries alone: three times in Burkina Faso, three times in Mali, an…

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Xtalks Life Science Podcast

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Celebrating Women's Leadership in Life Sciences on International Women's Day + Johnson & Johnson's Cell Therapy for Multiple Myeloma Gets FDA Approval 32:59

2M ago32:59

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In this episode, Ayesha spoke about some of the top women leaders in life science industries in celebration of International Women’s Day. While women remain underrepresented in STEM and life science industries, there are more women in leadership positions at pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical device companies than ever before. Studies also s…

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Domestic Abuse: A Personal Message 23:58

3M ago23:58

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This is an unplanned episode in response to the tragic death of a member of my community. Domestic abuse permeates our society with a greater reach and depth than most of us realize. Victims of this insidious behavior feel alone, afraid, humiliated, and confused. Those on the outside looking in are hesitant to 'interfere" or overstep boundaries and…

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Episode 156: How the "Investigative Journalism" Aesthetic Can Be Used to Launder Power-Serving Narratives 1:06:00

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"Investigative journalism." It’s a term that conjures imagery of committed, industrious newsrooms like those in the Oscar-winning films All the President’s Men or Spotlight, filled with intrepid reporters dutifully scouring documents, scrutinizing photographs and taking secretive yet explosive phone calls at all hours of the night. It’s a rallying …

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Xtalks Life Science Podcast

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Marking Rare Disease Day 2022 by Sharing Colours + Why Black People Remain Underrepresented in Clinical Trials 47:04

3M ago47:04

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In this episode, the editorial team discussed Rare Disease Day which is celebrated every year on February 28 (or February 29 in leap years). This year’s theme was “Share Your Colours,” where individuals with rare diseases were encouraged to share their experiences and aspirations to help raise awareness. The campaign from rarediseaseday.org include…

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Podcast - 43 Why You Should Buy LIC IPO? Is LIC IPO Worth The Hype? What The Experts Have To Say About LIC IPO? 48:05

3M ago48:05

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https://youtu.be/63MHwSWbG9Q ***This Is Not A Sponsored Video. This Is A Compilation Podcast Of Experts Opinion: 1. How LIC IPO Is Different From Other IPOs? 2. How Should We/Investors Invest? 3. Should We/Investors Look For Short-Term Gains Or Long Term Gains? 4. LIC IPO Is Prestigious For All Indians. What Do Experts Have To Say? 5. What About Up…

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Episode 155: How the American Settler-Colonial Project Shaped Popular Notions of ‘Conservation’ 1:29:42

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“Among these central ranges of continental mountains and these great companion parks…lies the pleasure-ground and health-home of the nation,” wrote journalist Samuel Bowles in 1869. “Mountain parks and reservations are useful not only as fountains of timber and irrigating rivers, but as fountains of life,” mused naturalist John Muir in 1901. “Natio…

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Cruel and Unusual Punishment: Extreme Heat, Fires, and Floods 34:58

3M ago34:58

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Smoke-filled cells. Triple-digit temperatures. Chest-deep water. People trapped behind bars when climate disasters strike. This week on Intercepted: Ali Gharib, a senior editor, speaks to his colleagues, reporter Alleen Brown and senior research engineer Akil Harris, about the intersection of climate risks and mass incarceration. For more than a ye…

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BioNTech Unveils Modular mRNA Factories for Africa + FDA Authorizes Eli Lilly Monoclonal Antibody Effective Against Omicron 25:58

3M ago25:58

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In this episode, Ayesha discussed BioNTech’s new modular mRNA factories, called the BioNTainer, that are destined for Africa to help boost COVID-19 vaccine supplies on the continent. The modular production units are housed in containers that come equipped with raw starting materials and state-of-the-art technology for producing mRNA-based vaccines …

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Podcast-41_An Advocate For Change_Dr. Yoga S Nambiar_Transgender Mental Health Awareness 44:24

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Hey Folks, Welcome To My Channel & To My Podcast!What Does India’s Transgender Community Want? Does The New Law Presents Challenges For India’s Transgender Communities? What About Transgender Mental Health In Situations Where Bullying Exist? What About Their Right, Their Dignity, Their Fight For Gender Equality? Why Are They Are Forced Into Being S…

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