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You’ve no doubt heard it before: the rent is too damn high!
In major cities across the United States, rent prices have been skyrocketing for some time. As a percentage of median income, rent is much higher for those that choose city life over suburbia....

Cowen/Yglesias: Why Is the Rent So Damn High?

Technological innovation has long triggered fears of mass unemployment. In fact, we’ve been worried about machines coming to take our jobs for over two centuries. Time and time again, these fears have proven unfounded. Automation frees up those...

Cowen/Tabarrok: Will Machines Take Our Jobs?

Owning a home is a huge part of the American Dream. But is the dream of homeownership really all it’s cracked up to be?
In this new Econ Duel from Marginal Revolution University, Professors Tyler Cowen and Alex Tabarrok weigh in on the issue. Each...

Cowen/Tabarrok: Rent or Buy?

What’s the point of education?

Do you learn about things, because the learning itself matters, or is education all about the signal you -- and your degree -- send out to the world? Is education really about building skills, or does it serve only to...

Econ Duel: Is Education Signaling or Skill Building?

A signal is an action that reveals information. Let’s look at higher education, for example. A large fraction of the value you receive from your degree comes on the day you earn your diploma. Your expected wages don’t increase with each class you...

Signaling

Development Economics (Audio)

The University of Chicago International and Area Studies Multimedia Outreach Source is intended as a resource for students, teachers, and the general public. It makes available recordings of conferences, lectures, and performances sponsored and organized by: the Center for International Studies; the...

A talk by Hal Whitesman, Financial Times' Chicago and Midwest bureau chief.

Thanks to demand from big emerging economies, most South American governments have become increasingly "resource nationalistic" and have ramped up social spending to meet the needs of the poor and the indigenous, causing poverty levels to drop - at the same time as poverty has been on the increase in the United States.

Will the U.S. continue losing influence in Latin America? Will China soon dominate the area both commercially and strategically? Can the U.S. do business with countries from Mexico to Argentina without interfering in their internal affairs?

“Latin Lessons: How South America Stopped Listening to the U.S. and Started Prospering”

A talk by David Scheffer, Director of the Center for International Human Rights at Northwestern University. As senior adviser to Madeleine Albright and then as President Clinton’s ambassador-at-large for war crimes issues, David Scheffer was at the forefront of the efforts that led to criminal tribunals for the Balkans, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, and Cambodia, and that resulted in the creation of the permanent International Criminal Court. All the Missing Souls: A Personal History of the War Crimes Tribunals is Scheffer’s gripping insider’s account of the international gamble to prosecute those responsible for genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity, and to redress some of the bloodiest human rights atrocities in our time.

Introduction by Susan Gzesh, Executive Director of the University of Chicago Human Rights Program and Senior Lecturer in the College.

“All the Missing Souls: A Personal History of the War Crimes Tribunals”

 Since the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change was established in 1994, efforts to secure international agreement on climate policy have gained increasing attention, but compromise on the issues has not been easy to achieve.

"Climate Change & the International Negotiations" (audio)

For the last decade, Venezuela’s “Bolivarian Revolution” has captured international attention. Poverty, inequality, and unemployment have all dropped, while health, education, and living standards have seen a commensurate rise. Venezuela Speaks! is the real, bottom-up account of the country's bloodless uprising and reorganization.

Co-editor Carlos Martinez will explain how the stories in Venezuela Speaks! offer a different perspective than that of the international mainstream media, which has focused predominantly on Venezuela’s controversial president, Hugo Chavez.

"Venezuela Speaks!" (audio)

In this talk, Robert Pape presents findings from the Chicago Project on Security and Terrorism demonstrating that, contrary to popular belief, religion alone motivates only a tiny minority of suicide attacks. Instead, the root cause is foreign military occupation, which triggers secular and religious people to carry out suicide attacks. From The World Beyond the Headlines series.

"Cutting the Fuse: The Explosion of Global Suicide Terrorism and How to Stop It"

CHIASMOS: The University of Chicago International and Area Studies Multimedia Outreach Source [audio]

"You Can't Say That! Keeping Terrorists, War Crimes and Gay Marriage off TV." Henry Laurence is an associate professor of government with a joint appointment in Asian studies at Bowdoin. He teaches courses in Japanese and comparative politics, media and politics, and international political economy. In 2007–2008 he was a research associate at the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at Oxford University. He is currently writing a book on broadcasting politics that compares the BBC, PBS, and Japan's NHK. He has also written on financial politics, the "Comfort Women," Japanese gangsters, the Asian currency crisis, and satellite television.

Henry Laurence, Karofsky Faculty Encore Lecture, September 12, 2008

Senator George J. Mitchell was born and raised in Waterville, Maine, and graduated from Bowdoin College and Georgetown University Law Center. He entered the U.S. Senate in 1980 and went on to an illustrious career in the Senate that spanned fourteen years. In January 1989 he became Senate majority leader. He held that position until he left the Senate in 1995. During his tenure, Senator Mitchell earned enormous bipartisan respect. It has been said "there is not a man, woman, or child in the Capitol who does not trust George Mitchell."

Senator George J. Mitchell '54, September 19, 2008

Tracy Kidder is well known for his powerful and inspiring book Mountains Beyond Mountains. In this book he tells the story of Dr. Paul Farmer, a single-minded physician bent on improving the health of some of the poorest people on the planet.

Tracy Kidder, Feb. 9, 2007

Assistant U.S. Secretary of State Christopher R. Hill '74 head of the U.S. delegation to the six-party talks on the North Korean nuclear issue, spoke at Common Hour Friday, February 16, 2007.

Hill discussed recent developments in the talks during his presentation entitled "A Report from the Denuclearization Talks in Beijing."

Assistant U.S. Secretary of State Christopher R. Hill '74, Feb. 16, 2007

Evan Wolfson is the Executive Director of Freedom to Marry, the gay and non-gay partnership working to win marriage equality nationwide. Mr. Wolfson worked for the Lambda Legal Defense & Education Fund in New York City, where he represented several gay marriage cases in front of the Supreme Court. In 2000, Wolfson was honored by the National Law Journal as one of "100 most influential attorneys in America."

Evan Wolfson, Nov. 3, 2006

Common Hour

Family Of a Vet is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping veterans and their families learn how to cope with PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder), TBI (traumatic brain injury) and life after combat through real-world, plain language education and resources for heroes, families, and communit...

Join Family of a Vet Blog Talk Radio show host Debbie Sprague, and her guest Pamela Stokes Eggleston. Pamela has a wide and impressive background in a variety of area’s including public policy, criminology, research, and management fields.  She is an accomplished consultant, advisor, writer, and advocate with a wide expertise, and a special passion for veterans caregiver and family matters.  Since 2004, Pamela has been a caregiver for her husband, a three-time Purple Heart recipient who was combat wounded during Operation Iraqi Freedom.     We will be discussing alternative programs for vets and military families, Pamela’s work with BSF as a cofounder and Caregiver SME, and her organization Yoga2Sleep. We will also be  looking at PTSD and TBI holistically, and how using yoga can ease PTSD and TBI..  Tune in on Tuesday, August 5,  2014 from 6:30 - 7:30pm CSTListeners are invited to call-in with questions and comments to: 323-657-1470

“Going against the Grain for Veteran and Military Family Health and Wellness”

Many families living with PTSD have children that are suffering from the effects of Secondary Traumatic Stress, and/or have special needs.  Join Family of a Vet Blog Talk Radio show host Debbie Sprague, and her guest Jondi Whitis, EFT Master Trainer, and co-founder of TappingStar.  Jondi will provide information and tools to help you, and your children to deal more effectively with the challenges of living with PTSD.Tune in on Tuesday, July 29, 2014 from 6:30 - 7:30pm CSTListeners are invited to call-in with questions and comments to: 323-657-1470

Relieving Anxiety and Calming Children with Tapping

Did the 4th of July hit your family like a ton of bricks? In this episode we will discuss various ways Veteran families can help themselves and their Veterans recover from the stress of firework season.  Join Family of a Vet Blog Talk Radio Show Life After Combat Caregiver Edition on Tuesday, July 8, from 6:30pm-7:25pm CST with show host Maria Evangelista.Listener Call-in number: (323) 657-1470

RECOVERING FROM THE 4TH OF JULY

Join Family of a Vet Blog Talk Radio show host Debbie Sprague for a moving interview with Howard and Jean Somers.  You may be familiar with their son, Daniel Somers.  He was a CA Army National Guardsman who returned to civilian life from the Iraq war as many of our warriors do, suffering from invisible wounds.  For Daniel it was not only Post Traumatic Stress and Traumatic Brain Injury, but also Gulf War Syndrome.  His transition to civilian life ended June 10, 2013 when he took his own life, unable to cope any longer with multi-system health issues. Howard and Jean have made it their mission to address the multiple barriers that kept Daniel from receiving the proper treatment he so desperately needed.  In that process, the Somers hope to ensure that no other veteran or family suffers as theirs have.The Somers have received an invitation to testify at the House Committee on Veterans Affairs on July 10, 2014 in an open session to conduct an oversight hearing on the provision of mental health care to veteran patients - particularly those who are at-risk of suicide. Tune in on Tuesday, July 1, 2014 from 6:30 - 7:30pm CSTListeners are invited to call-in with questions and comments to: 323-657-1470

Fighting the Barriers to Mental Health Care for Veterans

Join us as we continue our month long series for PTSD Awareness Month.  Our show will feature  a replay of a heart to heart discussion with Life After Combat Radio host and author Debbie Sprague about her new book "A Stranger in my Bed:  8 Steps to Taking Your Life Back from the Contagious Effects of Your Veteran's Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder".  Debbie will share her experience with her husband's battle with PTSD along with tools and support for those caring for our nation's veterans to give them hope, strength, and wellness for their future. Showtime: June 24, 2014 - 6:30 - 7:30pm CST

"A Stranger in My Bed" - Interview with Author Debbie Sprague

Family of a Vet - Life After Combat

Le balado Découvrez Bibliothèque et Archives Canada est l'endroit où l’histoire, la littérature et la culture canadiennes vous attendent. Chaque mois, nous allons vous présenter les trésors de notre collection, vous guider à travers nos nombreux services et vous présenter les gens qui acquièrent, pr...

L’achèvement du Chemin de fer Canadien Pacifique a considérablement élargi notre accès à la nation, en établissant une liaison tant physique que symbolique entre les deux extrémités du pays. Bien qu’il soit généralement décrit comme une victoire dans le discours populaire sur le Canada, il a également entraîné le déplacement massif des populations autochtones et a servi de moyen d’exploitation, parfois jusqu’à la mort, des travailleurs ayant participé à sa construction. Joignez-vous à nous alors que Marcelle Cinq-Mars se penche sur l’image historique de ce moment et réfléchissons aux terres et aux vies qui ont été perdues au nom du progrès.

Trésors dévoilés : épisode 16

Dans cet épisode de Trésors dévoilés, nous suivons le parcours d'un document rare, considéré comme la première publication en anglais entièrement consacrée au Canada, avec l'aide de Meaghan Scanlon, Bibliothécaire principale des collections spéciales. Cet in-plano, qui avait été négligemment jeté, est ensuite découvert dans une autre publication, miraculeusement préservé.

Trésors dévoilés : épisode 15

Saviez-vous que 22 % des Canadiens de moins de 34 ans, soit environ un Canadien sur cinq, n’ont jamais entendu parler de l’Holocauste ou ne pensent pas en avoir entendu parler? Dans cet épisode, Michael Kent se penche sur l’importance du rapport Raczyński, une publication de la Seconde Guerre mondiale considérée comme la première communication officielle avec l’hémisphère occidental sur les atrocités de l’Holocauste.

Trésors dévoilés : épisode 14

Dans cet épisode, nous parlons avec Steve Moore du film muet le plus populaire de l'histoire du Canada, Back to God's Country - une histoire de jalousie, de meurtre et de trahison mettant en scène la pionnière Nell Shipman, la première femme réalisatrice du Canada. Découvrez pourquoi la restauration de ce film a été saluée par la communauté internationale et comment elle a permis de mettre en lumière l'héroïne d'action qui a coécrit et joué dans ce film révolutionnaire.

Trésors dévoilés : épisode 13

Dans cet épisode, nous discutons avec Krista Cooke de l'étonnante absence de femmes enceintes dans les photos, depuis la naissance de la photographie au XIXe siècle jusqu'à la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Vous découvrirez pourquoi la photo d'Anna Jorosz que Krista a choisie comme trésor est si remarquable! *version rééditée d'une diffusion précédente*

Trésors dévoilés : épisode 12

Découvrez Bibliothèque et Archives Canada

Follow Kristine, USMC Life's founder, and Jackie for a fresh and candid look at issues affecting military families and life outside the Corps.

We're talking with Judy Davis from The Direction Diva to discuss stress relief, empowerment and personal growth in our military world. Judy is a motivational speaker, author and blogger who specializes in advocating for and supporting the military community.  One of her philosophies is focusing on "one moment at a time" to empower others with coping strategies to help ease the challenges in our lifestyle. Connect with her blog for T.I.P.s (tools, information and perspective) that will help you make the most of your life.We're sorry to report that we will be giving up Semper Fiesty Radio for the mostpart. It's a lot of work booking guests and getting the show on the air; Kristine is uber busy with USMC Life and Jackie will be moving to Korea this summer, so we are calling it a day with the show. However, we may occasionally do a show in the future, but nothing on a regular basis. Thank you for supporting our radio show and podcast; we've loved every minute of it.

Mental Heath with Judy Davis, the Direction Diva

We've got Kalen Arreola with us, the founder of Stars and Stripes Marketing and PR as well as Pinups for Patriots.  She is an Army Veteran who served in Operation Iraqi Freedom and is active in the Flying Leatherneck Historical Foundation in San Diego, Calif., VeteransPlus in Tampa, Fla., Women Veterans of Colorado, Honoring Our Fallen, San Diego Military Affairs Committee.We have some fun with a bit of pin-up quizzing and then come back with a big Q&A; featuring Hugh Heffner and Playboy, since it was the magazine that made Alberto Vargas (a painter of pinups) so popular.  We mention the before and after pictures of pinup models and also a video of how photoshop modifies women's bodies.

We're Dishing Some Stars, Stripes and Pinups for Patriots

We're looking forward to some big laughs with Former U.S. Marine, Police Officer and Firefighter turned National Headlining Comedian, Travis Howze protected America's citizens for over 14 years, and now he's making fun of them! Whether dodging bullets, chasing bad guys or running into burning buildings he is always Funny Under Fire!  Having appeared on NBC's Night Shift with Kevin Ferguson, Travis has also been Voted, Stand Up Comedy's Mouth of the South and Charleston, South Carolinas Funniest Person. He has also been referred to as The Military and Emergency Services Voice of Comedy.In addition to making fun of the general public he includes his own humility from being a Ludicrous Police Officer, being diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Military, Family, Married Life and more. In Travis's mind, his days of protecting are neither over, leaving no one safe nor anything off limits! His motto is simple "If you are able to laugh at someone else's pain and misfortunes, then you had better be able to laugh at your own!" Connect with Travis on Facebook or website.Next we're bringing a guest caller to play "Name that Travis" on the show, followed by a game to see if Jackie and Kristine can guess the incorrect acronym.Join us!

Funny Under Fire with Travis Howze

Today's Topic: Learning to Party, Half Pint StyleThis week's feature guest is El Brown, the founder of KinderJam which focuses kids on music, movement, learning, and fun! We’re going to be dishing:How you can follow your passion and start a business in our military lifestyle like El did.Getting over hurdles and roadblocks.  Finding the time to do it all.  Best practices for our kids today.Jackie drops the bomb about Kanye's new Bound 2 video with Kim Kardashian, but we prefer the spoof by James Franco and Seth Rogan.  Don't miss a beat with the side by side action.Check out why we love El so much.  She’s done such great things for our military community: She a wife, mother, and teacher, who holds a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education and a Masters of Science in Early Childhood Education.Some years later, her life was further enriched by the birth of her son. After becoming a Military spouse and mom, El made it her personal and professional goal to advocate and provide enrichment for Early Childhood Education and Military children. Being an Army wife, El understands the unique needs of families that proudly serve our country. With this knowledge she sought to develop a program that would empower military spouses by providing them with a completely mobile career option while enriching the lives of the young learners in our community.

Learning to Party:  Crafting a business doing what you love with Kinderjam

Consider this the first show of Semper Feisty 2.0.  We're getting a little more crazy and playing a few games to keep your mind guessing!Today's Topic: For the Love of SchoolEach week we'll be visiting a general topic and will be playing a game on behalf of someone.  Today we are playing for a Marine who has EAS'd, Shawn Eckhart.  If we win on Shawn's behalf, his face will be superimposed on someone else's body all in good fun, and featured on USMC Life's Facebook Page.  This week's feature guest is Craig Gilman from American Military University.  We're going to be dishing:If online school is right for you?How to get money for school?Choosing the right degree?How to set yourself up for success.We reference a few things on this week's shows, here are the links to the MyCAA program, scholarships, and MCM route map.  Check out Craig's bio for more information about him: Craig is currently an online faculty member and military outreach coordinator with American Military University.  He is a veteran who served for five years in the Marine Corps.  He's taught as a public school teacher in Virginia, at Korea International School in Seoul, Korea, and English in the public middle school system in Tokyo, Japan.

For the Love of School with American Military University

Semper Feisty with USMC Life

Stand At Ease is a weekly podcast by Veterans and aimed at other Veterans, Active Duty Military Personnel, and the families and friends who are the foundation and support of these men and women.  The hosts are Ssgt James L. Johnson, Sgt. Garland Green, an

The disconnected states seem to have a common characteristic of no sustainable economic opportunity much less comparative advantage where information is no longer cables, and the insecurity with more info, TSA, readiness fatigue, TSA challenge while the disconnected states seem to have a common characteristic of no sustainable economic opportunity much less comparative advantage. How to expand economic advantage is outlined on this series by Russ Diehl’s work with USAID and many other dimensions of national power besides military.

Episode 38: Part 2 - The Real Diehl

Episode 37: Part one - The Real Diehl

Nimitz stated about the Marines and sailors who fought on Iwo Jima that uncommon valor was a common virtue.  The men who fought there did it because it was their job – hot for glory and valor.  The warriors who earned awards, regardless of where they earned them, deserve to be respected and honored for their sacrifice.  Thomas Richards earned his Navy Cross in Vietnam while with the 9th Marines – the same unit our co-host Jim was with when he earned his.  Listen as we discuss the impact of stolen valor.

Episode 36:  Stands of Valor

Chris Bowers and Matt Lewisson had a chance meeting on the banks of a river in Virginia while they were fishing for catfish.  After a short conversation, they found out they were both Marine veterans and wounded warriors who shared a passion for fishing – which has evolved into a similar passion for golf and the start of a friendship that happens amongst brothers in arms.  Chris and Matt joined us for this show to discuss the Salute Military Golf Association (http://www.smga.org/) and the lures that Matt makes for fishing.  Enjoy the show!

Epiode 35:  Casting Upon the Waters

William “Billy” Myers joined the Marines at 17, right after he graduated high school.  He served in the years right before Vietnam became known in most of the households around the United States.  After he got out, he went to college, then on to teach high school (as well as coaching football and baseball).  He also wrote two books:   Honor the Warrior and Marines, Medals, and Vietnam.  In this episode, we chat about his latest book as well as get the correct pronunciation of “Lejuene.”
To order his books (and he’ll inscribe a message of your choice), you can get them from him ($25.00 +$3.00 shipping and handling: William L. Myers 4715 Woodlawn Road

Episode 34:  Muscle Reflexes

Stand at Ease

De volta com a segunda temporada do AlphaCast, Andrigo e Dinho discutem mais uma vez a liberdade de expressão na internet, até onde pode chegar uma piada, uma brincadeira e como essa geração é cheia de "não-me-toques".

AlphaCast #51 - Pelo direito de chamar negão de negão e viado de viado!

Muito bem ouvintes Alphas, estamos de volta em mais um episódio!
	1º Turno acabou e o que temos para o 2º? Será que você ainda está convencido no seu candidato, ou quer um motivo para mudar? 
	Nesse episódio, os alphas discutem sobre os candidatos e suas propostas, sobre suas historias passadas e etc.

AlphaCast #50 - 2º Turno: Candidatos e Propostas

Você é daqueles que muda sua opinião? Que se transforma naquilo que jurou nunca ser? Que é paz e amor, mas enquanto lhe convêm? Então esse episódio é para você (ou não).

A alguns dias o candidato Jair Bolsonaro, sofreu um atentado no qual foi esfaqueado e submetido a uma cirurgia de risco, após isso colocado em uma UTI, e depois felicitado de forma quase que amorosa por todos que o odeiam amam, em seus twitter todos desejaram sua morte melhora e irritavam-se amavam o fato de ainda estar vivo.

Hoje vamos falar ate onde vai a empatia humana, e qual o limite dos memes e do ódio amor, destilado por essa

DropsAlpha #11 - Plantando Empatia

Muito bem ouvintes Alphas!!! Estamos de volta. E nesse terceiro Mini DropsAlpha, nosso editor e host Marques, indicara 4 Episódios do alphacast, para quem é novo e ainda não escutou e para relembrar momentos singulares do nosso podcast Simbora!! Adonias Marques (HOST)   AlphaCast #16 - Charles Manson e Sua Família AlphaCast #9 - Pena de […]

Mini DropsAlpha #3 - Dicas de Episódios

Eram as olimpíadas de 1968 e a guerra racial nos EUA ainda era bem forte, no mundo vários lugares ainda sustentavam a segregação racial, e um grupo de atletas formados por dois negros e  um branco, protagonizaram uma cena que séria registrada e se tornaria um simbolo de protesto silencioso.
No Episódio de hoje, usaremos como pano de fundo esse registro espetacular da luta contra a segregação.

DropsAlpha #10 - O Branco da Foto

AlphaCast

DotMilDocs is officially moving to Health.mil/DotMilDocs. Please follow us and future episodes there. You’re listening to Dot Mil Docs, a product of the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs, Military Health System. This show is designed to discuss the topics that concern y...

CAPT Judy Epstein M.D., Director of Clinical Trials, Naval Medical Research Center, U.S. Military Malaria Vaccine Program, will discuss the ongoing malaria trials as part of the Naval Medical Research Center. U.S. military forces are at great risk of developing malaria while deployed in endemic areas. In fact, more person-days were lost among U.S. military personnel due to malaria than to bullets during every military campaign fought in malaria-endemic regions during the 20th century. Malaria also is a major threat to non-military travelers, who face this infection as likely the single greatest health risk associated with travel. To address this threat, researchers within the IDD have been investigating methods to control and conquer malaria for more than two decades. This comprehensive research program is at the forefront of malaria research worldwide. The appearance of advertising on this Web site, does not constitute endorsement by the DOD, of the products or services advertised on this site.

Episode #73: Immunization Month: Malaria Clinical Trials

CAPT Neil A. Naito is the Director of Preventive Medicine at the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (HQ Navy Medicine). He will discuss seasonal flu vaccines and the effects of H1N1. The appearance of advertising on this Web site, does not constitute endorsement by the DOD, of the products or services advertised on this site.

Episode #72: Immunization Month: Seasonal Flu Vaccines

Rear Admiral Gregory A. Timberlake is the Assistant Deputy Surgeon General for Total Force Integration and Director of the Department of Defense/Department of Veterans Affairs Interagency Program Office (DoD/VA IPO). RADM Timberlake will be sharing information on electronic health records that are part of the DoD/VA IPO. The appearance of advertising on this Web site, does not constitute endorsement by the DOD, of the products or services advertised on this site.

Episode #71: DoD/VA Electronic Health Records

Ms. Tara Reavey, Chief of Education,  Military Vaccine Agency (MILVAX), will discuss the many reasons why immunizations are important to service members and their families. The appearance of advertising on this Web site, does not constitute endorsement by the DOD, of the products or services advertised on this site.

Episode #70: It’s Wise to Immunize

Rear Adm. Christine S. Hunter, Deputy Director of TRICARE Management Activity, will discuss TRICARE programs and how beneficiaries can make the best use of their benefits. The appearance of advertising on this Web site, does not constitute endorsement by the DOD, of the products or services advertised on this site.

Episode #69: TRICARE Benefits

Dot Mil Docs

IDGA.org is an online social media site and portal for members of the Defense and Government community to add, share and communicate with one another.  We act as a medium in the defense community in order to promote and communicate their relevant topic. As a social media site we have contributors fr...

Maj. Caggins and Mr. Galeazzi join us to talk about the important upgrades to the M-24 weapons system. The M24 Sniper Weapons System (SWS) has been in the service of the Army for over 20 years and certain upgrades are due to improve the weapon for the warfighters downrange.

On Point with Major Elliot Caggins and Bob Galeazzi of PEO Soldier on the M24 Sniper Rifle Upgrades

Dave joins us today to talk about how the MRAP is redefining the battlefield. He currently serves as the Principal Civilian Deputy Program Manager, Joint Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) Vehicle Program, out of Marine Corps Systems Command. A joint program office, MRAP is an ACAT ID program, responsible for procuring more than 22,000 life-saving vehicles for all four Services and United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM). Dave also led the Source Selection for the MRAP All Terrain Vehicle (M-ATV)

On Point with Mr. Dave Hansen, DPM, JPO MRAP

LTC Geesey joins us again to give an update on how Medical Communications for Combat Casualty Care have aided soldiers and service members downrange.

On Point with LTC William Geesey, PM MC4

Col. Carlile serves as the Director, U.S. Army Unmanned Aircraft Systems Center of Excellence and joins us today to discuss his commands efforts in the UAS spectrum. Col. Carlile is an aviator by trade and brings to the fight his decades of experience in the helo community.

On Point with Colonel Chris Carlile, Director, UAS Center of Excellence

LTC Ascura joins us to discuss the CROWS weapon system.Since January 2007, Lieutenant Colonel Michael A. Ascura has served as Product  Manager, Crew Served Weapons, in the Office of Project Manager Soldier Weapons at Picatinny Arsenal, NJ, under PEO Soldier. In this assignment, LTC Ascura manages the Common Remotely Operated Weapons Station (CROWS), light to heavy machine guns, and the research and development of small arms ammunition.

On Point with LTC Ascura of PEO Soldier on the Surge of CROWS

IDGA.org's On Point Podcast Series

The Natural Laboratory explores science at Bay Area National Parks--especially Point Reyes National Seashore, Golden Gate National Recreation Area, and Muir Woods National Monument. In each episode we discover how researchers are solving mysteries of the natural world in our parks. 
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Cassandra Brooks interviews Tim Tinker and Jim Estes to find out why visitors at Point Reyes will not likely see California sea otters today.

California Sea Otters: A Gap in the Point Reyes Ecosystem

Cassandra Brooks interviews Mike Vasey and Todd Dawson about how fog is declining along the central California Coast.

Declining fog in coastal California?

Cassandra Brooks interviews Amy Henry, an intern looking for Black Abalones in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area and Point Reyes National Seashore.

Searching for the Endangered Black Abalone in Northern California

Cassandra Brooks interviews Ivano Aiello about how we burn ancient life to power our civilization and some of the issues that result from fossil fuel pollution.

Burning Ancient Life: The Geology of an Oil Reserve

Cassandra Brooks interviews Ann Russell, Terry Swyer, and Andrew Dickson about ocean acidification.

Ocean Acidification: Where will all the seashells go?

The Natural Laboratory

Armed with Science: Research and Applications for the Modern Military is a weekly webcast that discusses the importance of science and technology to military operations and the Department of Defense. We interview scientists, administrators, and operators to inform our listeners about cutting-edge sc...

Dave Moretti of the Naval Undersea Warfare Center in Newport, RI, is the principal investigator for the Marine Mammal Monitoring on Navy Ranges program sponsored by the Chief of Naval Operations Environmental Readiness Division. He will discuss ongoing Navy-funded studies into the effects of sonar on marine mammals based on research gathered from Navy ranges where populations of sonar-sensitive whales have been identified. Researchers are analyzing data from prototype passive acoustic tools designed to monitor these animals before, during, and after active sonar operations, then combining it with visual and tag data to better understand animals' reactions to sonar.Naval Undersea Warfare Center, NewportNavy Ocean StewardshipThe appearance of advertising on this Web site, does not constitute endorsement by the Department of Defense, of the products or services advertised on this site.

Episode #64: Making Waves -- Studying the Effect of Sonar on Marine Mammals

US Army Col. Christian Ockenhouse, director of the US Military Malaria Vaccine Program at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR), will discuss WRAIR’s malaria efforts, which encompass vaccine research, drug development, and diagnostics.The Walter Reed Army Institute of Research is the premier biomedical research facility for the Department of Defense, focusing on the health and medical readiness of US military personnel while supporting global health efforts. WRAIR's portfolio includes the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Center for Military Psychiatry and Neuroscience. Walter Reed Army Institute of ResearchUS Army Medical Research and Materiel CommandNaval Medical Research Center's Malaria Research DepartmentPATH Malaria Vaccine InitiativeSeattle BiomedThe Bill and Melinda Gates FoundationThe appearance of advertising on this Web site, does not constitute endorsement by the Department of Defense, of the products or services advertised on this site.Read Transcript

Episode #63: World Malaria Day: Research Advances by Walter Reed Army Institute of Research

This segment of Armed with Science highlights the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) roles and responsibilities for homeland security research in two key areas:  protecting critical infrastructure (drinking water and waste water systems) and recovering from biological, chemical or radiological attacks following domestic incidents.Joining the program is Dr. Peter Jutro, Deputy Director for Science and Policy at the EPA's National Homeland Security Research Center. He will discuss how EPA’s research (in collaboration with the Defense Department, Department of Homeland Security, and Department of Health and Human Services) provides scientific support to develop detection tools, establish procedures for containing contamination, measuring risks, and evaluating new and promising clean-up technologies and methods, including disposal methods in support of first responders.US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)EPA Homeland Security ResearchGreenversations: The EPA's Official BlogThe appearance of advertising on this Web site, does not constitute endorsement by the Department of Defense, of the products or services advertised on this site. Read transcript.

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