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Become a Paid Subscriber: https://anchor.fm/sirmidnightsworldofhorror/subscribe Welcome everyone! Sir Midnight's World Of Horror is a Horror Story Telling Podcast hosted by yours truly, Sir Midnight. Back to back episodes of chilling horror stories every Friday, even sometimes on Wednesdays! If you'd would like to send me your very own personal horror story, email me at TalesFromTheBud@gmail.com! The stories here range from TRUE Horror Stories to Deep Web Stories to Cryptids Stories and all ...
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5 Second Rule

Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology (APIC)

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Join us while we talk to infection preventionists to learn the facts about infection prevention, the truth about some common myths, and tips to keeping yourself and the people around you safe. Brought to you by the Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology.
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Inspired by photographer Jeff Rease's mission, this podcast series spotlights the remarkable stories of World War II veterans. Each episode features personal narratives from these everyday heroes from all walks of life who once united for liberty and justice when the world needed them most. Capturing the essence of honor and service through first-hand accounts, these stories bridge generational gaps, vividly preserving the past and imparting heartfelt lessons of what it means to serve for a ...
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Storyworld

Steve Schramm and Alex Giguere

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The world of "story" has captivated humanity since the dawn of time. The oldest known form of communication, verbal storytelling is responsible for the continuity and development of civilization from its most primitive moments to its most advanced. Story invokes a sense of mystical wonder, but is also a powerful medium for communicating real and concrete ideas that shape people's lives and make them take action. Steve Schramm (Marketer, Non-Fiction Writer, and Story Nerd) and Alex Giguere (F ...
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In this insightful podcast, nurse manager Allison Zelikoff explores the history and importance of occupational health, its partnership with infection prevention, and how she found her calling in this field. Find out more about the critical role of occupational health in promoting workplace safety and the challenges this discipline faces including a…
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In this episode of the Five Second Rule podcast, hosts Kelly Holmes and Lerenza Howard speak with Trent MacAllister, Infection Preventionist at the Washington State Department of Health and APIC Annual Conference Committee member. He shares insights into the abstract review process for the APIC Annual Conference. Trent provides information on how t…
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Explore the world of infection prevention and control in the long-term care sector on APIC's 5 Second Rule podcast. This episode features A.C. Burke, a veteran of the public health and healthcare sectors, who shares her passion for infection control in long-term care facilities. From issues of staffing and burnout to the ongoing need for roles dedi…
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In this engaging episode of the Five Second Rule podcast, hosts Kelly Holmes and Lerenza Howard converse with patient advocate Rosie Bartel, sharing her incredible battle with a persistent MRSA infection, which began as a complication of knee replacement surgery. As a survivor and activist, Rosie's brave story takes us through her grueling journey …
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In this episode of the 5 Second Rule podcast, hosts Lerenza Howard and Kelly Holmes talk with Aayushi Chheda, past president of the Midnight Sun Chapter of APIC, and Talia Lefkowitz, past president of the Greater New York Chapter of APIC, both winners of a 2023 Chapter Excellence Award. Aayushi discusses their successful strategies to revitalize th…
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Are you ready to be inspired by a conversation with Dr. Tania Bubb, APIC's 2024 president? Listen to this podcast to learn about her volunteerism, journey to the APIC presidency, initiatives, and values that she will promote during her leadership. Hear her discuss the importance of trust and collaboration, active listening, and valuing others' live…
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Join us as we hear from Rosa Lozano, the chair of APIC's Emerging Infectious Diseases Task Force. She discusses her role in assembling the passionate, diverse members of the task force and how they are developing operational guidance to assist infection preventionists and public health professionals in combating novel pathogens and infectious disea…
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In this special episode, Alex interviews Steve! He shares insights into his personal and business journey, from growing up in the gospel music industry to his experiences in the recording studio and moving into the web design business. We discuss Steve's mindset, his transition from a 9-to-5 job to entrepreneurship, and his love for digital marketi…
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Welcome to the Storyworld Podcast! This time, we dive into Alex's world as a budding fantasy writer on an exciting journey. In this episode, we explore content creation, marketing, and Alex's approach to YouTube. Learn about the power of consistency, authenticity, and the behind-the-scenes insights into Alex's writing process.…
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Heather Saunders, an Infection Prevention and Control Nurse Consultant and Research Nurse Program Manager, shares personal strategies to navigate and recover from burnout. Through Heather’s experience in healthcare she found her passion for infection prevention and is now creating awareness on the importance of self-care and practical approaches to…
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In this episode of the Storyworld Podcast, join us as we take a deep dive into "Shaun of the Dead." We'll explore the unique dynamic between Simon Pegg's character, Shaun, and his best friend Ed, the slow burn of British comedy mixed with the zombie genre, and some questionable character decisions that crop up throughout the film. We'll discuss how…
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In this episode of the Storyworld Podcast, we delve into Quentin Tarantino's exceptional approach to filmmaking, discussing his unique world-building skills, distinctive storytelling style, and the importance of setting oneself apart in creative endeavors. We draw parallels between Tarantino and visionary directors like Christopher Nolan and James …
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Today we feature Colonel Carl Cooper, the first veteran photographed by Jeff Rease. He had a remarkable 38-year tenure with the Marine Corps. A valiant warrior, he faced fierce battles in WWII's Pacific theater in Guadalcanal and Okinawa. He also served in Korea, followed by training and recruiting during Vietnam. Beyond the battlefield, Cooper spe…
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In this episode of the Storyworld Podcast, Steve and Alex delve into the thought-provoking parable of Lazarus and the rich man from the Bible. We discuss its unique nature, the concept of Hades and paradise, and the mysteries of the afterlife according to biblical teachings.By Steve Schramm and Alex Giguere
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This podcast hosted by APIC celebrates International Infection Prevention Week with guest Carole Kamangu. Carole is a nurse epidemiologist and infection prevention consultant who moved to the US in 2004 from the Democratic Republic of Congo and obtained her master's in public health. Listen to her inspiring story of her initial aspiration to become…
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(Part 2) This exciting episode features Jerome Wilner, a WWII bombardier/navigator who went from Cornell to the skies of Europe. Jerome defied the odds to survive 30 harrowing missions on B-17s over Germany, surrounded by deadly flak. Hear how his indomitable spirit carried him through the war and perilous bomb runs. From academia to the fierce the…
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This exciting episode features Jerome Wilner, a WWII bombardier/navigator who went from Cornell to the skies of Europe. Jerome defied the odds to survive 30 harrowing missions on B-17s over Germany, surrounded by deadly flak. Hear how his indomitable spirit carried him through the war and perilous bomb runs. From academia to the fierce theater of w…
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(Part 2 of 2) This episode explores the extraordinary life of Morton Waitzman, an Army veteran who played a vital role on D-Day as a communication specialist. From landing on Omaha Beach, intercepting German codes, to facilitating critical communications with the French resistance, his journey is a riveting tale of courage, dedication, and resilien…
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In this episode, Steve and Alex dive deep into the fascinating Parable of the Sower found in Matthew 13. They break down each of the four types of soil/ground that Jesus describes to uncover the hidden meaning behind this story. Through their discussion, they reveal how this parable perfectly illustrates the different ways people respond when they …
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(Part 1 of 2) This episode explores the extraordinary life of Morton Waitzman, an Army veteran who played a vital role on D-Day as a communication specialist. From landing on Omaha Beach, intercepting German codes, to facilitating critical communications with the French resistance, his journey is a riveting tale of courage, dedication, and resilien…
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In this gripping episode, we hear from Claude Hillenbrand, a dedicated flight engineer and gunner on B-17 "Flying Fortresses." His compelling tale of resilience takes us through 35 perilous missions, including D-Day, navigating the war-torn skies of WWII Europe and the Pacific in iconic B-17s like "Vini Viti Vici" and "Smokey Liz." From field ratio…
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In this episode of the 5 Second Rule, hosts Kelly and Lerenza interview Dr. Peter Hotez, a vaccine scientist and autism parent, who shares his insights from the recent COVID-19 pandemic and provides strategies to better equip IPC programs for the future. His enlightened advice about anticipating and preparing for emerging infections, combined with …
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On this episode of StoryWorld, Steve and Alex discuss Jesus' parable of the wheat and the weeds found in Matthew 13:24-43. They provide context and background for the parable, read the story, and explore its meaning and implications. Some key topics covered include: The disciples' request for clarification on this parable's meaning Jesus explaining…
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Get ready for a thrilling journey as we chat with Clarence Emil "Bud" Anderson, the highest scoring living American fighter ace and WWII triple ace. From his first combat tours to innovative flight test programs, Bud's extraordinary aviation career spans over 130 different aircraft types and 7,500 flying hours. We delve into his action-packed dogfi…
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Today we dive deep with Peter Orlando, a Navy veteran from South Boston who played a pivotal role in World War II. From constructing artificial harbors for the Normandy landings to rescuing stranded ships, and even surviving a shipwreck himself. Discover how his French language skills bridged a critical gap between American troops and French comman…
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In this episode, Steve and Alex dive deep into analyzing the sci-fi epic Dune directed by Denis Villeneuve. They discuss the film's plot, character development, emotional resonance, and how well it accomplishes what it sets out to do categorically. Through their trademark "Meat-O-Meter" rating system, Steve and Alex rank movies on a scale of 1-5 ba…
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We hear from Army veteran Master Sergeant Louis Graziano, the last living witness to the German surrender in WWII. From battling on D-Day to preparing the war room for surrender, Louis' war journey and his post-war transition is a tale of endurance, dedication, and belief in the blessings of God. Don't miss the captivating moments of his interactio…
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In this episode as we delve into the captivating story of Maurice Quay Bahan, an Army Air Corps B-17 pilot. From completing 13 combat missions amidst personal health challenges to utilizing the GI Bill after the war, his life story embodies dedication, resilience, and a timeless love for the skies. And now we hear about his lifetime of adventure an…
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Is it too risky to invest your money and multiply it? No!!! Jesus was very clear that squandering our resources -- whether they be time or money -- is not God's will for our lives. In this episode, we explore the parable of the talents and look for ways to be useful in God's kingdom.By Steve Schramm and Alex Giguere
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In this engaging episode, we explore the extraordinary life of Jane Sanford Hall, a Navy WAVES veteran who decoded top-secret messages during WWII, worked with the CIA's precursor in London, and journeyed across the globe from Japan to D.C., eventually finding home in New Hampshire after the war. Jane's story weaves through captivating places and i…
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(Part 2 of 2) Join us as we listen to the incredible tale of B-17 gunner Lester Schrenk, from surviving a plane crash over Denmark and his year-long POW experience, to his poignant journey six decades later back to the crash site. This trip takes an unexpected turn when he not only uncovers parts of his bomber, but also forms a remarkable friendshi…
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(Part 1 of 2) Join us as we listen to the incredible tale of B-17 gunner Lester Schrenk, from surviving a plane crash over Denmark and his year-long POW experience, to his poignant journey six decades later back to the crash site. This trip takes an unexpected turn when he not only uncovers parts of his bomber, but also forms a remarkable friendshi…
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This episode spotlights the heroic journey of Clayton Baum, a WWII U.S. Army Technician, whose brave service in the 268th Field Artillery Battalion led to his recent knighthood in the Order of the Legion of Honor by France. From landing at Utah Beach post-D-Day to the liberation of France, Baum's saga is a remarkable testament to courage and duty. …
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In this episode of the podcast, Steve and Alex discuss the parable of the mustard seed. This is one of the shortest and yet most significant parables in the entire Bible and raises some really interesting questions about Christianity and whether or not the Bible is even true. Enjoy this episode!By Steve Schramm and Alex Giguere
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(Part 2 of 2). In this episode, we honor the extraordinary life and service of Sgt. Ray Lambert, an Army medic who showed bravery in the face of danger during the invasions of North Africa, Sicily, and D-Day. Despite his injuries, Lambert's heroic actions saved numerous lives. His story of valor, for which he received three Purple Hearts and two Si…
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(Part 1 of 2). In this episode, we honor the extraordinary life and service of Sgt. Ray Lambert, an Army medic who showed bravery in the face of danger during the invasions of North Africa, Sicily, and D-Day. Despite his injuries, Lambert's heroic actions saved numerous lives. His story of valor, for which he received three Purple Hearts and two Si…
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Our hosts are joined in-person by three oral and poster presenters at the 2023 APIC Annual Conference in Orlando! You'll hear about insights from a new IP director, hand hygiene compliance technology, and Candida auris. Check out more information about each oral or poster presentation in our Further Resources section. Hosted by: Lerenza Howard, MHA…
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In this episode, Steve and Alex discuss the parable of the prodigal son. It's easy to miss the point of this parable. If you don't read it in the context of the whole chapter. In truth, it's an amazing parable that highlights the importance of Jesus' ministry on earth to find lost sinners -- not to spend all of his time with the righteous.…
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This episode, listen to the riveting tale of B-17 bomber pilot William Massey who survived being blown out of his flaming aircraft sans parachute and evaded the enemy in France for 76 days. This gripping account from a member of the Army 8th Air Force's 401st Bomb Group illuminates an extraordinary story of survival and determination.The interview …
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In this compelling episode, we hear from an extraordinary soldier, Hilman Prestridge, who went from the small town of Lineville, Alabama to become one of the first to storm Omaha Beach on D-Day. His journey from basic field artillery training at Fort Bragg, NC to the rigors of Amphibian School and finally the treacherous water of Normandy is a stor…
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Welcome to our deep dive into the Parable of the Good Samaritan. In this episode, we unpack a story that serves as a profound answer to the question - "Who is my neighbor?" Through Jesus's narrative, we are reminded that our neighbors are not just those closest to us, but extend to anyone in dire need of our assistance and kindness.…
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We hear from Sergeant First Class Harold Nelson, who was drafted into the U.S. Army at 26 and went on to earn two Purple Hearts and a Silver Star. From the beaches of Normandy to the volcanic slopes of Mount Etna, and from Italy to Germany, Harold recounts his extraordinary journey, highlighting the survival skills he and his comrades adopted along…
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In this episode, we hear from WWII veteran Winona Ruth Gunther, who valiantly served in the U.S. Naval WAVES, tending to wounded soldiers injured in Guadalcanal. Her captivating stories highlight women's pivotal roles and courage in wartime. This episode was recorded on November 19, 2021, at the San Diego Air & Space Museum. TO DONATE - LINK - http…
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In this episode, we hear moving tales from Private First Class Irving Abramson, a Battle of the Bulge survivor from the 5th Army's 100th Combat Infantry. As he shares his story of survival from a deadly foxhole artillery barrage and a serendipitous encounter with a legendary Hollywood star on an Army train while recovering from traumatic injury, we…
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In this gripping episode, we spotlight Medal of Honor recipient Hershel "Woody" Williams, lauded for his valor in the Battle of Iwo Jima, manning a flame thrower. Overcoming early enlistment hurdles of being too short, Woody's remarkable journey from a West Virginia dairy farm to receiving accolades from President Truman unveils a tale of bravery a…
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In this episode, Steve and Alex review the 2007 British comedy film Hot Fuzz directed by Edgar Wright. They discuss the hilarious humor, clever writing, over-the-top violent scenes, and stunts in miniature sets. They praise the performances of Simon Pegg as Nicholas Angel and Jim Broadbent as Inspector Frank Butterman. Steve and Alex agree the plot…
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Tune in to hear Dr. Gilmartin share her journey from her start as an infection preventionist in a rural hospital to a Doctor of Nursing. In this episode, she discusses using implementation science and to help IPs to close the gap between what we know and what we do. Dr. Gilmartin explains effective measures in conducting research on everyday IP iss…
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We will be exploring eight of Jesus' parables over the coming episodes from three angles: the historical context at the time, the spiritual teachings Jesus was communicating, and universal life lessons we can apply today regardless of religious beliefs. Our goals are to introduce listeners to Jesus through how he taught via stories, show the practi…
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