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I reached out to an old friend, Kenzie, to share her story on her path becoming an aspiring physician assistant. Mckenzie O'neil Gibbs is a college graduate (class of 2020) from the University of Arkansas’s J. William Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences with a B.A. in Psychology. Currently, she is received her registration behavioral technician license at AIM's Autism in Motion Clinic in NW Arkansas where she provides autistic children with therapy daily. After her gap year of working at this clinic, her hopes are in starting PA school within the next year.
Kenzie's Contact:
Instagram Handle: @kenzie_gibbsss
Her AR Alumi General Information: Graduation Profile
AIM Clinic Website: Autism in Motion
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Is it ironic that (although this is rare) I got 3 hours of sleep before making this episode about a book I read on sleep? Eh, we've all been there. Dr. Matthew Walker explains a lot of science behind sleep and how it is easily the most neglected and underrated tool in our survival essentials pack (food, water, oxygen, and sleep). I will briefly explain what Dr. Walker believes the evolutionary benefits of sleep are. Then, I will explain quickly why less or no sleep is TERRIBLE for you and mainly provide you tips to help you get better sleep to be smarter, live longer, look younger, feel stronger and sharper, look leaner, and even improve your immune function (Don't believe me? Then check out this book!).
Book | Why We Sleep: The New Science of Sleep and Dreams by Matthew Walker
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Solomon Berry, an old high school debate friend of mine, is an undergraduate at BYU. He shares his love for the niche sport that has engulfed his life in more ways than he imagined. Solomon is in the top division of this college sport. Spikeball, also formally known as Round Net, is a fast pace, team sport that is gaining some heat and popularity in the last 10 years or so. Watch to learn about what it is, how to play and how you can get involved today!
Solomon's Contact:
Personal Instagram Handle: @saberrytwo
Solomon's Podcast: Round the Realm
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Utah RoundNet Links:
Utah RoundNet Instagram Handle: @utahroundnet
Utah RoundNet Association Facebook Group: @utahroundnet
Utah RoundNet Website: https://www.utahroundnet.com
Links Solomon Recommends:
The Brand that Started it all (Mentioned in Episode)
ESPN SummerSpike 2018 Match
Learn How to Play (Video Tutorials) (Mentioned in Episode)
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(Warning: audio is okay (it happens) but the talk is great!) Saswat Das is a third year medical student receiving his D.O. in osteopathic medicine. He received a B.S. in Biology & Psychology at University of Tulsa. We discuss what medical school is like, what you can expect, what his experiences were like, how to get into medical school and advice for high schoolers, premedical students in their undergraduate education, and even medical school students. Lastly, Saswat Das beautiful explains why he decided to become a doctor, and potentially a pediatric physician.
Saswat's Contact:
Twitter Handle: @sas_WHAT
Instagram Handle: @sas_WHAT
Helpful links for MCATs and Medical School Saswat Recommends: \
https://boardsbeyond.com/homepage
https://www.uworld.com
https://sketchy.com
https://www.reddit.com/r/medicalschool/
https://www.pathoma.com
https://www.medschoolanki.com
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AJ, also known by his artist name Rodney Alan, is an old friend of mine who has jumpstarted and accelerated his music career. He discusses his struggles as a rapper and artist and how he has reached over 65,000 streams in 2 months. He shares how he started and how you can start too! We then dive into the topics of DMT and drugs on the brain and transition lastly into multiple dimensions and how that, along with death, gives life its meaning. If you want a sneak peak of one of his songs, wait until the end where I replaced my normal outro with a segment from his music! Want to hear more of him or see more of what I'm up to? Click on the links below!!
Rodney Allen's Instagram Handle: @rodneyalan_
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Christmas during a pandemic, what a time... Ever wonder where these certain traditions came from? How capitalism endorsed these iconic and branded traditions? Let's take a quick look together! This is a little different of an episode. A holiday special: As an Anthropologist and Religion major, cultural activities fascinate me and Christmas is one of many culturally engulfed holidays in the United States. If you guys like these kind of episodes or enjoy shorter episodes, then either email me or contact me on the linkedIn Page so I know to do more holidays and not just western holidays either! (email: [email protected])
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Parker Stone discusses his struggles as a business hustler and avid product flipper. He goes into his latest venture that brought him 18,000 dollars in sales and how you can begin your journey too. His current endeavors are in the Amazon business and how to do Amazon FBA. For those of you interested and want to learn more from him, DM him below on Instagram:
Parker Stone's Instagram Handle: @imparkerstone
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What makes humans human? This is the ancient question that is still unanswered in Anthropology. These 2 part episodes will discuss how Harari demonstrates the History of Mankind and how unique of a position we are in. Let's See how we can apply what Harari clearly and jaw-droppingly demonstrates to us.
Part ONE: Cognitive and Agricultural Revolution.
Part TWO: Agricultural and Scientific Revolution
Book – Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari
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Alyssa Forsyth is an Emory Undergraduate Senior (Class of 2021) who is also on the pre-medical track taking Neurological and Behavioral Biology and Spanish and Portuguese majors. She dives into what makes you a compelling student for medical school and higher education, shares her favorite anthropology topics, and yeah... Bonobo Balls. (IYKYK... #clowntake).
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What makes humans human? This is the ancient question that is still unanswered in Anthropology. These 2 part episodes will discuss how Harari demonstrates the History of Mankind and how unique of a position we are in. Let's See how we can apply what Harari clearly and jaw-droppingly demonstrates to us.
Part ONE: Cognitive and Agricultural Revolution. Part TWO: Agricultural and Scientific Revolution
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Book – Sapien: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari
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