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Having served over thirty years in the RUC / PSNI I was medically retired with CPTSD. Dissociative Identity Disorder also evolved in me as a residue of CPTSD. I wrote a novel, 'The Bitter End of Dreams', through which I hoped to reflect the experiences of working class folk caught in the grip of a sectarian conflict. I set my story in Belfast, but replaced the Judeo-Christian god with that of Mithras. I also gave Northern Ireland an extra county. Such counterfactual alterations opened up for ...
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FULL EPISODES LIST AVAILABLE FOR PLAY AND DOWNLOAD HERE: http://pangramaruc.blogspot.pt/ David Rodrigues is the godfather of Cosanostra, the most persistent electronic music promoters and most respected producers of the best underground parties in Coimbra. 2012 is their 13th birthday. The list of names that performed in their weekly residence is endless... Besides running this conspicuous organization, David also has a weekly radio show in a local station (Radio Universidade de Coimbra) call ...
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Render Unto Caesar

Joshua Campbell

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Render Unto Caesar seeks to dissect the connection between religion and the public sphere. This series is originally aired on 91.3 FM Community Radio in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, and then transferred to podcast.
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OBGYN Business Podcast

OBGYN Business Institute

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The OBGYN Business Institute is an educational center dedicated to educating our professional members with the best strategies, ideas, and plans to enable growth in their practice and career. With the OBGYN Business Institute, members are given lifetime access to a catalog of resources curated to enable their learning in the most efficient manner.
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This episode is Part One of Two in which I look at two atrocities, one in 1972 and one in 1987, through the words of two fathers who both experienced the murder of one of their children. Ultimately, this episode will, I hope, help me explore the aspect of 'forgiveness' in the context of conflict, specifically the Troubles. In Part Two (the concludi…
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In this episode I am focusing on two Troubles' murders, those of RUC Sgt Hugh Brendan McCormac and Pat Finucane. Both men were slaughtered in front of their wives and young children. While this episode concludes the theme of 'Doorstep Murders' I felt that these two cases - from the thousands murdered during the Troubles - demonstrated how the kille…
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In this episode I return to narrative form through which to recount an actual doorstep shooting that occurred in Belfast 1979. As always, names have been changed as well as the Provisional IRA gunman's ground support being slightly altered. After the main body of the occurrence there follows an account of the victim's recollections and thoughts (th…
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In this episode I briefly recount some of my experiences as an RUC baton gunner. Obviously this is a very contentious subject and I am very cognizant of this. Seventeen civilians were killed by rubber or plastic bullets during the Troubles, eight of the dead were children, all of the dead were catholic. Many others have been gravely injured by the …
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In this episode I take a look at Dissident Irish Republican micro-groups. Rather than a case of considering some of their 'military actions', I'll be focusing on republican ideology as well as theology. How do dissidents view themselves as opposed to Sinn Fein? What drives their appetite for continuing violence? Is there much difference between dis…
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In this the second, and concluding part, of my look at the recent BBC TV drama Blue Lights, a drama based on frontline policing in the PSNI, I'll be ruminating on aspects such as threats against police, extra-marital affairs in the RUC / PSNI, the depiction of MI5 and Special Branch in the drama. Obviously this episode is peppered with SPOILERS, I …
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Using this opportunity to have a break, of sorts, from specific topics which I'd encountered throughout my RUC / PSNI career. Instead, I'm looking at the recent BBC TV drama Blue Lights, a drama based on frontline policing in the PSNI. I'll spend this episode and the following looking at some of the characterisations and narrative strands within Bl…
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We are excited to introduce our special guest, Dr. Lindsey Harper. Dr. Harper is a board-certified physician in obstetrics and gynecology and the founder and CEO of the Rosy app, a widely popular app focused on women's sexual health. She has been recognized for her remarkable contributions to healthcare and technology, including being named among F…
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Dr. John McHugh, a Board Certified in OB/GYN and Lifestyle Medicine, a fellow of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and the American College of Lifestyle Medicine, joined today with Dr. Mikio Nihira to discuss the importance of wellness for physicians, particularly for younger doctors who want to maintain good health and well-b…
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In this episode I'll be recounting an incident which occurred in Ballymurphy, West Belfast, 1993. It involved uniformed RUC officers, CID and members of the British Army. The local PIRA ASU were also involved in the planning and preparation of an attack on the security forces. I'll also be reflecting upon our memorialising and structuring of folk-m…
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Are you looking for a solution to the shortage of physicians in your practice setting? In this episode, Dr. Mikio Nihira and Matthew A. Barker discuss using advanced practice providers, nurse practitioners & physician assistants to cover gaps in physician schedules. They address the concerns regarding involving non-physician clinicians in the game …
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Welcome back to the OBGYN Business Podcast. In this episode, we will explore emerging technologies' significance in OB-GYN healthcare. Our guest Dr. Melissa Walsh joined Naren Arulrajah to discuss the use of blockchain and emerging technologies to improve patient care management practices. Dr. Walsh is a board-certified OB-GYN physician and healthc…
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They discuss the most effective marketing strategies for medical practices, including search engine optimization (SEO), Google Ads, Facebook and Instagram Ads, and traditional marketing methods like radio and mailers. Naren shares insights on the pros and cons of each strategy, how they compare in terms of cost and effectiveness, and which ones are…
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Listen up! In this episode of the OBGYN Business Podcast, Dr. Nihira chats with urogynecologist Mitch Schuster about the importance of understanding how medical services are valued. As a member of the American Medical Association's RUC (Relative Value Scale Update Committee), Dr. Schuster sheds light on the complexities of the healthcare system and…
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The OBGYN Business Podcast is back with a new episode focusing on helping doctors and healthcare executives develop their ideal practice. In this episode, Dr. Miller interviews Milan Kovaleski, a New York City marketing consultant specializing in assisting aesthetic providers in elevating their online presence through marketing, particularly with v…
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In today's episode, we discuss switching careers within the OB-GYN field. Our co-host, Dr. Nihira, has a chat with Dr. Deanah Jibril, a colleague, and friend who has long held roles of leadership, academic prominence, and private practice. Dr. Jibril shares her journey of self-discovery, which began with recognizing the indications of burnout, whic…
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In this episode of the OBGYN Business Podcast, Naren, Arulrajah interviews Kerry Faulk, Fetal Echo Sonographer and Clinical Instructor at Caldwell Community College and Technical Institute. They discuss the topic of expanding services in an OB-GYN practice through ultrasound. Kerry explains the necessary equipment, such as ultrasound machines and p…
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During the Troubles the squeeze of a trigger or flick of a switch could quickly turn the events of the day from mundane to inhumane. For the majority of the time the victims of shootings or bombings would have been vastly unaware of their fate. But sometimes not. How do you process the possibility of confronting someone who wants to murder you? The…
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In today's episode, Dr. Rachel chatted with billing & coding expert Dr. Heather Signorelli. Listen as we discuss essential metrics when it comes to billing & the difference they could make in your practice. You will also learn the best methods to drive better payer negotiations and proactive medical billing tips to maximize your practice revenue.…
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In Part II of 'In Bloody Protest For A Glorious Thing' I continue my thoughts on militant Republicanism in the context of 'Heroic-Sacrifice' and a mythic past to which the Patriot Dead added their names for 'Ireland's freedom'. Ultimately what I wanted to do was look at the literary and historical sources extant in Irish Republicanism which informe…
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The hiring process, which includes identifying, attracting, interviewing, selecting, hiring, and onboarding employees, is referred to as Recruitment. As any business owner would agree, employees are not only hired for their knowledge, skills, and experience but also for their fit to the organization's culture, brand, and success.…
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As the title suggests, Dr. Una discusses how to do the right marketing and the best applications, how you can embrace entrepreneurship, marketing, and how she made a system that works with or without her. She’s picking some examples of challenges she faced over the years, including the pandemic, and how she responded to those very doable but uncomf…
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In this week's podcast, Dr. Mikio Nihira and Tate Christoper, Founder of Physician Financial and Insurance Services, discuss vital components when buying physician disability insurance, as well as the costs & benefits of the investment. In addition, Tate Cristopher emphasizes questions one should ask themself before making a decision.…
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An episode every practicing physician should listen to! OBI interviews Dr. Dobie L. Giles about his life experiences with private and university practices, as well as disability insurance. It is vital to have health insurance coverage, but understanding your policy can take time and effort. Knowing what your policy does and does not cover in advanc…
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It has been over a year since I produced the last episode of this podcast. In that show I moderated a fascinating discussion about the Christian Doctrine of Discovery between Indigenous scholar of law, Steven Newcomb, and Archbishop Don Bolen of the Archdiocese of Regina. Today, I resurrect the show to take a critical look at Veterans Day with auth…
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Part I of II: In this episode I discuss the perception of the Royal Ulster Constabulary held by the Irish Nationalist / Republican community which grew from incidents such as Burntollet Bridge and police baton charges in Derry during the beginning of the Troubles. To do so I look at the actions of the State in respect of that community as well as s…
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In this show, the Medical Director of Seven star OB/GYN, Dr. Mikio Nihira & Naren Arulrajah, introduce the brand new podcast series & platform – OBGYN Business podcast. Naren Arulrajah, CEO of Ekwa Marketing & Founder of the OBGYN Business Institute and author of 16 distinct publications shares his unorthodox road to entrepreneurialism & what has l…
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Since the establishment of Northern Ireland in 1921, and the Royal Ulster Constabulary a year later, it has been acknowledged that the RUC was overwhelmingly comprised of those from the protestant community within Northern Ireland. This factor led, in small part, to a lineage of 'police families'; fathers, mothers, sons and daughters continuing the…
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In this episode I recount a gun and rocket attack against members of the Royal Ulster Constabulary which took place in Newry during the very late 1980s. The attack was coordinated by the south Armagh Provisional IRA along with elements of the Newry PIRA. As ever, the identity of any individuals involved has been heavily cloaked through changes and …
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In this episode I recount a sniper attack upon a joint army / RUC foot patrol in West Belfast. To better relate the incident I have characterised both state and non-state actors. I have also used a narrative framework to provide a clearer image of those involved. This account is lifted from personal involvement as well as information available to m…
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West Belfast. Early 1990s. Royal Ulster Constabulary officers are lured to address. Waiting for them is an Improvised Explosive Device and a 'murder corridor' engineered and primed by the Provisional Irish Republican Army. Presented in a narrative framework this episode explores the impact on ordinary members of the public who find themselves caugh…
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This episode details a gun attack on members of the Royal Ulster Constabulary at Grosvenor Road RUC station, Belfast in 1992. One officer received a gunshot wound as a result of the attack. The incident also involves a Special Branch asset (tout / agent) and his handler. To better relate the incident I have created three narrators: Jude - a member …
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A narrative account of the attempted murder of a RUC officer during August 1987. This incident occurred in the Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast. Like so many other incidents at the time it went unreported by local news outlets (during the 1980s and early 1990s the frequency of terrorist attacks usually meant only those causing death, serious injury…
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This episode is based on an actual occurrence I experienced a number of times in the 1980s. It's recounted in narrative form using three narrators, the primary one being an RUC officer. If this format is preferred by you please let me know (Twitter: @redbrickedslums). If it proves so I'll upload further tales from the Troubles using this form. Than…
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In this episode I'm looking at how Troubles era Belfast has been represented in fiction. I'll be providing some thoughts and examples of such. Another aspect I touch on is that of 'The Other', which gives me an opportunity to recite some Heaney, too. In Part Two - which will form Stray Bullets episode 3 - I'll be talking about my observations and t…
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In this show I moderate a fascinating conversation about the doctrine of discovery between Indigenous scholar of law Steven Newcomb and Roman Catholic Archbishop Don Bolen. The irony of the release date of this episode is thick. In what was Columbus Day in the United States, President Joe Biden issued a historic proclamation that the second Monday …
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In this episode I talk with Shawnee-Lanape scholar of law and author Steven Newcomb. In 2008 Newcomb wrote his landmark book Pagans in the Promised Land: Decoding the Doctrine of Christian Discovery. In this show I talk with Newcomb about this doctrine and the connections that it has to the unmarked graves being found on residential school sites.…
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