In this episode, we discuss geology, paleontology, and biology with Matthew A. McLain, Ph.D., an accomplished vertebrate paleontologist who researches dinosaurs, pterosaurs, phytosaurs, and more…

Dr. McLain is the Interim Dean of the School of Science, Math, Technology and Health, Department of Biological and Physical Sciences Chair, and Associate Professor of Biology and Geology at The Master’s University in Santa Clarita, CA. 

With years of experience in his field, Dr. McLain has authored and co-authored various publications in peer-reviewed journals – and is constantly refining his understanding of vertebrate paleontology.

Join us now to discover:

• The key differences between archeology and paleontology.
• Where most fossil research is done. 
• The most critical tools for paleontology work. 
• Why dinosaur names are constantly changing. 

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How does the cardiovascular system affect other vital organs? Yugeesh Lankadeva of The Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health sits down to explain…

As a National Heart Foundation Future-Leader Fellow and leader of the Translational Cardiovascular and Renal Research Group, Yugeesh is on a mission to understand the pathophysiology of brain and kidney injury arising from sepsis, cardiac surgery, and heart disease. He does this in hopes to improve patient-centered health outcomes and strengthen the cardiovascular healthcare system…

Join us now to find out:

• Where sepsis comes from, what it is, and how it affects the body’s organs.
• The pathogenic agents that contribute to infection.
• How to recognize the onset and mechanisms of disease in various organs. 

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In this episode, we sit down to discuss thyroid-related topics with Dr. Heather Stone, a functional medicine practitioner. As one of the most experienced clinicians in the realm of Hypothyroidism and Hashimoto’s, Dr. Stone is dedicated to helping women take control of their health and get to the root cause of disease…

Dr. Stone has successfully treated thousands of patients who suffer from persistent low thyroid symptoms for over 19 years. As an avid supporter of functional medicine, she tirelessly advocates for healthcare freedom and is committed to overcoming the “dysfunction in mainstream healthcare”.

Tune in now to uncover:

• How thyroid conditions can impact women’s menstrual cycles. 
• What Hashimoto’s is, and the symptoms that come with it. 
• Why it typically takes so long for women to get diagnosed with low thyroid disorders. 
• The 12 markers that make up a complete thyroid panel. 

To learn more about Dr. Stone and her work, click here now!

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In this episode, we connect with Alison Young, the author of Pandora's Gamble: Lab Leaks, Pandemics, and a World at Risk. As a veteran journalist with decades of experience, Alison uses her latest book to outline the history and implications of safety errors in scientific labs – and how such errors could potentially have contributed to the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Alison has worked with news organizations across the country, primarily covering health, environment, and consumer issues. For the past 15 years, one of her areas of expertise involved reporting on laboratory accidents. Once COVID-19 hit, she was well-equipped to dissect the intricacies of this complex situation…

In this conversation, we discuss:

• Often overlooked facts involved in the lab leak theory. 
• Why it is difficult to consider different motives for creating lab-manipulated viruses. 
• Why lab leaks are often covered up throughout history. 

You can pick up a copy of Alison’s new book here!

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Today we dive into the nature of trauma and PTSD with Chris Orton of Bluebonnet Trails Community Services. Chris offers peer support, resources, and education to first responders, veterans, and their families in Round Rock, TX. 

Chris served as a police officer for close to 30 years. During this time, he suffered a significant amount of trauma. Drawing from these experiences, he sought a career in trauma training to help others that are facing mental health issues distinct to those who have served as first responders…

In this conversation, we discuss:

• Different types of trauma that law enforcement officers face. 
• The psychological impact of not sharing your trauma. 
• When a good time to receive trauma training is.

Want to learn more about Chris and his work with Bluebonnet Trails Community Services? Click here now!

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In this episode, we explore the astounding world of blood transfusions with Carly Newton and Lori Harada. Both Carly and Lori are registered nurses who work as managers at Terumo Blood and Cell Technologies, a ​global leader in blood component, therapeutic apheresis, and cellular technologies.

Blood transfusions are life-saving medical procedures that continue to revolutionize modern healthcare. So how do professionals like Carly and Lori drive innovations and advancements in this field? Join the conversation now to uncover essential insight from the leading experts on blood transfusions…

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• Various reasons why someone may need a blood transfusion.
• The healthcare advantages that donating blood can provide.
• How sickle cell patients can benefit from red blood cell exchange. 
• The different types of transfusion therapies.

You can learn more about Terumo Blood and Cell Technologies by clicking here!

Episode also available on Apple Podcast: http://apple.co/30PvU9C

How can the impact of wastewater on the environment be reduced? A future of fewer pollutants may be possible through new technologies that can purify or mitigate contamination. Listen up to learn:

• The function of the black box
• Possibilities for low-energy purification techniques
• Why the level of stream contamination matters for determining treatment techniques

Satinder K. Brar, a professor and Chair in Environmental Engineering at York University, and Rama Pulicharla, a post-doctoral visitor at York University, share their work with wastewater and environmental technology.

Pollution has been a problem for our waterways for much of recent history.

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By using a combination of physical and biological techniques, purifying bodies of water can be achieved.

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To learn more, visit https://lassonde.yorku.ca/users/satinder-brar.

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The impact microplastics have on the environment is still being uncovered by scientists.

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As we learn more about this problem, many researchers are taking proactive steps to mitigate this issue before it’s too late.

Kristi L. Trail is the Executive Director of Pontchartrain Conservancy, a New Orleans-based foundation that is working to create an environmentally sustainable, prosperous, and resilient region. Pontchartrain Conservancy utilizes scientific research, education, and advocacy in order to bring awareness and sustainable care to the Pontchartrain estuary in south-eastern Louisiana.

Listen now as Kristi Trail discusses topics such as:

• The microplastic concentration in the Pontchartrain estuary, and the impact this may have on the marine ecosystem.
• What triggered the awareness of microplastics in the south-eastern Louisiana area.
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• What defines microplastics, and how they reveal themselves in nature.

Is there a way to control the growing problem of microplastic contamination? Find out now from a frontline researcher!

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To learn more about Pontchartrain Conservatory and its work, you can visit scienceforourcoast.org.

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What makes microplastics so dangerous?

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Their ability to spread so quickly can make them near impossible to prevent.

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Listen in to learn:

• How microplastics spread
• Why microplastics may be aerosolized
• How modeling the air and water exchange phenomena can produce new insight

Moritz Lehmann, a Ph.D. candidate in physics at the University of Bayreuth, shares his work modeling the spread of microplastics throughout the environment.

Microplastics have presented themselves as one of the most significant dangers to the environment in recent history.

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However, much is still unknown surrounding their spread and long-term effects.

Using computer modeling, a better understanding of their origin and spread can be gained, and new solutions to stop it can be produced. Hopefully, if the spread can be controlled, an effort to curb their effects will soon follow.

Visit https://www.sfb-mikroplastik.uni-bayreuth.de/en/participating-scientists/phd-candidates/Moritz-Lehmann/index.php to learn more!

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How can the cast number of microplastics seeping into the environment be mitigated?

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• How microplastics are classified
• How product design can help stop the production of microplastics
• What stands in the way of legislation to alleviate the problem

Richard Thompson, a Professor and Director of the Marine Institute at Plymouth University, shares his work combatting the effects of microplastics in the environment.

Though recent efforts have made incremental progress, microplastics and the degradation of plastic remain significant problems. For example, even the microbeads of plastic in wash-off cosmetics take a tremendous toll on the environment.

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However, there is still hope with a more conscious product design process in concert with governmental intervention.

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Visit https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/research/marine-litter for more information.

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