Beste Aquifer podcasts (2024)

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COMSEP and Aquifer: Collaborating for Excellence in Clinical Education 14:15

1+ y ago14:15

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Guests: Melissa Held, M.D., Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Infectious Diseases and Associate Dean of Student Affairs at the University of Connecticut School of Medicine and Curriculum Lead, Aquifer Pediatrics. Kirstin Nackers, M.D., Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Director of Pediatric Undergraduate Medical Education at University of W…

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Implementing Coaching in Clinical Settings 22:36

1+ y ago22:36

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Guest: Sherilyn Smith, MD, Professor Emerita of Pediatrics, University of Washington School of Medicine and International Coaching Federation Certified Coach Description: In this episode, Sherilyn Smith returns to our podcast to discuss how to implement coaching in clinical settings. We revisit our discussion about the value of coaching to develop…

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Debriefing Aquifer Cases: Templates for Dynamic Discussions 16:20

2y ago16:20

16:20

Guest: Kelsey Dougherty, MMSc, PA-C is Assistant Professor, Pediatrics – Child Health Associate/Physician Assistant Program (CHA/PA) at the University of Colorado School of Medicine Description: In this episode, Kelsey Dougherty outlines the benefits of using a debriefing template to achieve program learning objectives by ensuring that all small g…

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Practicing Trauma-Informed Care with Aquifer 22:49

2y ago22:49

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Guests: Sheela Raja, PhD, Director, College of Dentistry Resilience Center and Associate Professor, Oral Medicine and Diagnostic Sciences, University of Illinois at Chicago. and Shairi Turner, MD, MPH, Chief Health Officer at Crisis Text Line, New York, NY. Drs. Raja and Turner, both experts in Trauma Informed Care, collaborated with interprofessio…

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Adopting Aquifer to Teach Orphaned Topics 10:57

2y ago10:57

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Guest: Karen Scaglione, DNP, Assistant Teaching Professor, St. Louis University Trudy Busch Valentine School of Nursing; Member, Aquifer Nurse Practitioner Task Force. Description: In this episode Karen Scaglione, DNP highlights the value of using Aquifer to fill curricular gaps without adding faculty time. She describes how she incorporated Aquif…

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The Future of Formative Assessment 18:02

2y ago18:02

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Guest: Leslie Fall, MD, founder and Chief Executive Officer of Aquifer and Clinical Professor, Division of Medical Education, Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine. In this Thought Leader podcast, Leslie Fall shares her inspiration and vision for Calibrate, Aquifer’s new formative assessment system. She reflects, “as educators, we need…

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Engaging Didactics: Bringing Medical Education to Life 15:27

2+ y ago15:27

15:27

Guest: Omer Awan, MD, MPH, CII, Associate Professor of Radiology and Associate Vice Chair of Education at the University of Maryland School of Medicine; Teaching and Learning Lead for Aquifer Radiology. Host: Lynne Robins, PhD, Professor Emerita, Department of Biomedical Informatics and Medical Education, University of Washington School of Medicine…

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What Students are Saying: Tips to Maximize Learning 14:10

2+ y ago14:10

14:10

In this episode, Drs. Bierman and Vasilakis share their insights into the student experience of using Aquifer and provide tips and guidance for faculty to improve engagement and help students maximize the learning with Aquifer cases. Full show notes are available here.Door Aquifer

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Coaching Conversations: Tips & Tools to Empower Your Learners 19:54

2+ y ago19:54

19:54

Guest: Sherilyn Smith, MD, Professor of Pediatrics, University of Washington School of Medicine and Chief Academic Officer, Aquifer. Host: Lynne Robins, PhD, Professor Emerita, Department of Biomedical Informatics and Medical Education, University of Washington School of Medicine, Seattle, WA. Description: In this episode, Dr. Sherilyn Smith pro…

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Generating Meaningful Discussions about SDOH with Aquifer Cases 16:19

2+ y ago16:19

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Creating opportunities for meaningful discussion around Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) can be challenging for health professions educators. In this episode, Regina Welkie and Emily McSparin describe how they were able to successfully integrate SDOH into a clinical curriculum by incorporating Aquifer cases into a journal club format. The Aquif…

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Episode 15: Addressing a Critical Gap: Standardizing Primary Palliative Care Education with New Cases 15:40

3y ago15:40

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Guest: April Zehm, MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine (Hematology and Oncology) at the Medical College of Wisconsin specializing in hospice and palliative medicine and Aquifer Palliative Care Leadership Team Co-Academic Lead. Foundational skills in communication, symptom management, transitions of care, and interprofessional collaborations are cri…

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Episode 14: The Transformative Power of Student Voices 16:03

3y ago16:03

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Guest: Katherine Chretien, Professor of Medicine, Associate Dean for Medical Student Affairs, Director of Medical Student Wellness, The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and Aquifer Student Engagement Co-Lead Host: Lynne Robins, PhD, Professor Emerita, Department of Biomedical Informatics and Medical Education, University of Washington Sc…

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Preparing Learners for Clinical Practice with WISE-OnCall 14:28

3y ago14:28

14:28

Guest: Jeff Manko, MD, Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine, NYU/Bellevue Medical Center, Director of GME Professional Development, Director WISE Programs, Medical Director of GME/CME at NYSIM In this episode, Dr. Jeff Manko discusses how NYU pairs WISE-OnCall modules with their own simulation to onboard new residents and why this is a useful …

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Integrating Telemedicine Into Medical Education 14:58

3y ago14:58

14:58

Guest: Amit Pahwa, MD, Director, Internal Medicine Sub-Internship, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Associate Professor of Medicine, Johns Hopkins University, Editor-in-Chief, Aquifer Foundations of Telemedicine Description: In this episode, Dr. Amit Pahwa discusses the development of Aquifer’s new Foundations of Telemedicine course, which is freely availa…

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Integrated Illness Scripts – Linking Basic Science Concepts to Patient Care 15:27

3y ago15:27

15:27

Guest: Leah Sheridan, PhD Professor of Physiology, Ohio Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine and Sciences Lead, Aquifer Sciences Course Board Engaging medical students in mastering essential basic science concepts can be challenging if they don’t understand how or why they are relevant to caring for patients. Aquifer’s Integrated Illness Script…

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Using Aquifer Cases in Women’s Health and Behavioral Medicine 17:17

3y ago17:17

17:17

Guest: Mary Stahovich, MHP, PA-C Assistant Professor and Didactic Coordinator of Physician Assistant Studies at California Baptist University While Aquifer doesn’t have dedicated courses on Behavioral Medicine or Women’s Health, many of the cases already available in your subscription are excellent resources for these courses. In this episode, Mary…

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Remediation & Targeted Skills Development with Aquifer 16:54

3y ago16:54

16:54

Guest: Jaime Bowman MD, Clinical Education Director of Family Medicine, Washington State University’s Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine. Dr. Jaime Bowman shares how she supports students in need of remediation or targeted skills development through an individualized approach. She finds that Aquifer cases provide an ideal low-stakes environment for…

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Harnessing Group Learning to Develop Clinical Reasoning Skills 17:19

3+ y ago17:19

17:19

Guest: Dolapo Babalola MD, Associate Professor of Family Medicine, Director, Family Medicine and Rural Health Clerkship, and Director, Family Medicine Undergraduate Medical Education at Morehouse School of Medicine. In this episode, Dr. Dolapo Babalola shares her tips about how to run interactive group sessions that promote engagement with Aquifer …

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Assessing Clinical Decision Making with Aquifer’s Internal Medicine Exam 14:14

3+ y ago14:14

14:14

Guest: Valerie Lang, Associate Professor of Medicine, Associate Professor of Clinical Nursing, University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry, and Academic Director of Assessment of Clinical Decision Making, Aquifer. Dr. Valerie Lang was instrumental in the development and validation of the Aquifer Internal Medicine Clinical Decision Maki…

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Aquifer Cases as Standardized Patients 14:09

3+ y ago14:09

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Guest: Sherilyn Smith, Professor of Pediatrics, University of Washington School of Medicine and Chief Academic Officer, Aquifer. Description: In this episode, Dr. Sherilyn Smith shares tips for how to think of Aquifer cases in your curriculum as standardized patients, using them as the basis for active learning sessions, and how this paradigm sh…

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Supporting Residents as Teachers and Learners with Aquifer Cases 12:05

3+ y ago12:05

12:05

Guest: Michael Dell, MD, Professor of Pediatrics and Vice Chair for Education at Case Western Reserve University SOM and a pediatrician at Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital. Aquifer Pediatrics - Senior Director & Case Author. Dr. Dell is an enthusiastic proponent of using virtual cases across the continuum of medical education, including with …

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Easing the Transition from Pre-Clinical to Clinical Learning 13:54

3+ y ago13:54

13:54

Guest: Traci Marquis-Eydman, Associate Professor & Director of the Maine Longitudinal Integrated Clerkship | Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine at Quinnipiac University In this episode Dr. Traci Marquis-Eydman describes the benefits of using a hybrid approach to orienting students as they begin their clinical learning phase. The transition to c…

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Facilitated Discussions and Role Playing Using Standardized Cases 14:42

3+ y ago14:42

14:42

Guest: Kirstin Nackers, MD, Assistant Professor and Director of Pediatric Undergraduate Medical Education at University of Wisconsin-Madison In this episode, Dr. Kirstin Nackers shares two examples of case-based instruction she uses to increase student engagement and promote learning in an integrated core clerkship combining Pediatrics, Obstetrics …

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Teaching and Assessing SOAP Note Skills with Pre-Clinical Students 12:27

3+ y ago12:27

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Guest: Ronda Mourad, MD, Associate Professor of Medicine, Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, Louis Stokes Cleveland Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Cleveland, OH. Teaching and evaluating pre-clinical students’ SOAP notes with some consistency across different clinical settings and preceptors can be challenging. In th…

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Engaging Learners through Teleprecepting 15:25

3+ y ago15:25

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Guest: Cynthia (Cindy) Lord, PA-C, Associate Professor and Founding Director, Case Western Reserve University Physician Assistant Program, Cleveland, OH. When the COVID pandemic severely limited student access to clinical teaching sites and preceptors, Cindy Lord developed a teleprecepting program to simulate traditional precepting during a rotatio…

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Quirks and Quarks Podcast "Oceans Of Trouble" Part 1 22:00

14+ y ago22:00

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The Quirks and Quarks podcast is full of very interesting scientific material Please go to their webpage to find a complete listing of many high quality audio programs: http://www.cbc.ca/quirks/podcast.html. Also subscribe to the podcast via their RSS feed: http://www.cbc.ca/podcasting/includes/quirksaio.xml As salubrious as the sea might seem, it'…

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Quirks and Quarks Podcast "Oceans Of Trouble" Part 2 22:00

14+ y ago22:00

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The Quirks and Quarks podcast is full of very interesting scientific material Please go to their webpage to find a complete listing of many high quality audio programs: http://www.cbc.ca/quirks/podcast.html. Also subscribe to the podcast via their RSS feed: http://www.cbc.ca/podcasting/includes/quirksaio.xml As salubrious as the sea might seem, it'…

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The Maya and Climate 33:00

17y ago33:00

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A lecture by Dr. Tom Sever of NASA on how the Maya may have affected their own regional climate leading to drought.

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Climate Change and Violence Part 1 29:00

17y ago29:00

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Climate Change and Violence? Cautionary Tales from the Pre-Columbian AndesThe seminar will take place on January 25, 2008, 4 to 5 PM, in 201 Old Chem Building, West Campus, Duke University, Durham, North Carolina.Dr. Arkush received her PhD at UCLA in 2005. Her research centers on the interplay of warfare, political power, social identity, and ritu…

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Climate Change and Violence Part 2 29:00

17y ago29:00

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Climate Change and Violence? Cautionary Tales from the Pre-Columbian AndesThe seminar will take place on January 25, 2008, 4 to 5 PM, in 201 Old Chem Building, West Campus, Duke University, Durham, North Carolina.Dr. Arkush received her PhD at UCLA in 2005. Her research centers on the interplay of warfare, political power, social identity, and ritu…

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PIA09 Andy Frank's Update 6:26

17y ago6:26

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Professor Andrew Frank of the University of California, Davis is the godfather of plug-in hybrids. He and his students have been building them for more than a decade, showing us what the car companies could be doing, if only they would. Hear his take on the state of the industry in an interview at EVS23, the international electric vehicle symposium…

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PIA08 Hit The Streets 9:29

17y ago9:29

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Activism has always been an important tool for Plug In America. Besides our inside work in government and industry, we hit the streets when a good protest or demonstration would be the most effective move. Zan Dubin Scott talks about some of our best actions, and why they worked.Door podcast@pluginamerica.org

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PIA07 Plug-in Hybrid News at SF Green Festival 4:36

17y ago4:36

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For the first time, visitors to the 2007 San Francisco Green Festival could inspect a kit on sale that converts a hybrid into a plug-in hybrid. Hear the details from Robb Protheroe of Plug-in Supply Inc., which makes the kit, and Carolyn Coquillette, owner of Luscious Garage, a new "green" garage in San Francisco that plans to offer kit installatio…

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PIA06 Neighborhood EV News at SF Green Festival 6:40

17y ago6:40

6:40

Neighborhood electric vehicles (NEVs) aren't for everyone, but they serve an important niche. With a short range, a top speed of 25 mph, and an affordable price, they're great for running gas-free errands, taking the kids to school, etc. One of the new NEVs on the block -- the Zenn NEV -- is featured in this podcast from the San Francisco Green Fes…

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PIA05 Plug Into Renewable Power 15:52

17y ago15:52

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The synergies between plug-in cars and solar or wind power are sparking a convergence of our transportation and energy industries. Mike Kane, a solar power professional and a director of Plug In America, discusses the win-win of combining renewable electricity with electric vehicles or plug-in hybrids. Individual homeowners and society as a whole a…

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PIA04 New Cars Coming 13:29

17y ago13:29

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Plug In America's executive director, Chelsea Sexton, describes the exciting recent activity in car companies both large and small to move toward production of new electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids. Are these cars really coming? When and where can we get one? Hear an expert's view on developments, and what you can do to speed them along.…

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PIA03 Here Comes Tesla 10:20

17y ago10:20

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Plug In America President Linda Nicholes loved driving her Toyota RAV4-EV electric SUV so much, she jumped at the chance to become one of the first owners of the sporty new Tesla Roadster, a sleek electric sportscar that sprints from 0 to 60 mph in under 4 seconds and has a range of 200 miles per charge.…

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PIA02 Consumers Make It Happen 10:14

17y ago10:14

10:14

Plug In America board member Marc Geller describes the lengths consumers had to go to in order to drive electrc cars, and how drivers fought back when automakers wanted to destroy these vehicles. Hear how 2007 is a key year to influence government regulators in favor of electric cars, and how you can help.…

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PIA01 Electric Drive is Cleaner 7:00

17y ago7:00

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More than 40 studies of well-to-wheels emissions show that plug-in vehicles are a better environmental choice than gasoline cars, hybrids, or hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles. Plug In America board member Sherry Boschert discusses the data.Door podcast@pluginamerica.org

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HNV10 The Great Omission 23:59

17y ago23:59

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21 December 2007 - In this Podcast Pamela recounts her particiption in Just Food's Summit on Food, Farms, and Community Health, which took place on December 1, 2007 at the New School in Manhattan, NYC. She recaps her own experience at the conference as well as that of Lisa Lindblom, a vegan animal advocate and friend. The sponsoring group, Just Foo…

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HNV09 Veal Crate Demo 23:59

17y ago23:59

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4 November 2007 - This Podcast is an on-the-spot account of a great outreach event with the VivaVegie Society. Pamela Rice, Hard News Vegan, and five compatriots set up a to-spec veal crate at Astor Place in New York City. Several activists took turns sitting inside it, making a particularly powerful image for passersby and passing cars. Activists …

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HNV08 Salmonella On Spinach 23:59

17y ago23:59

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3 September 2007 - With this Podcast, I focus on yet another spinach recall, this time Salmonella is the contaminant. Last year it was E. coli O157:H7. What's going on here? Suddenly, raw fruits and vegetables are one of the most likely food categories to be contaminated with pathogens? And why did produce producers ask to be regulated last year?…

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HNV07 Animal Diseases 23:59

17y ago23:59

23:59

Animal DiseasesDoor PamelaPodcast@vivavegie.org

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HNV06 Inaugural Message 23:59

17y ago23:59

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23 July 2007 - Listen to Pamela Rice in her inaugural podcast as she describes the topics she will cover in the podcast.Door PamelaPodcast@vivavegie.org

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HNV05 Meat Industry Subsidies part 2 23:59

17y ago23:59

23:59

North American Vegetarian Summerfest, 2007 The conference(http://vegetariansummerfest.org/speakers.htm) features experts in the fields of health, nutrition, animal rights, the environment, exercise and related lifestyle areas, plus talented chefs.Door PamelaPodcast@vivavegie.org

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HNV04 Meat Industry Subsidies part 1 23:59

17y ago23:59

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North American Vegetarian Summerfest, 2007 The conference(http://vegetariansummerfest.org/speakers.htm) features experts in the fields of health, nutrition, animal rights, the environment, exercise and related lifestyle areas, plus talented chefs.Door PamelaPodcast@vivavegie.org

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HNV03 Why I'm A Vegetarian Part 3 23:59

17y ago23:59

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Vegetarian advocate Pamela Rice (http://www.vivavegie.org/podcast) gave a reading at Jivamukti Yoga Center (http://www.jivamuktiyoga.com/) in New York City on August 21, 2007. Title: 101 Reasons Why I'm a Vegetarian in 101 Sentences. The current file is a re-make of the original reading, which suffered from technical problems. Contact: PamelaPodcas…

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HNV02 Why I'm A Vegetarian Part 2 23:59

17y ago23:59

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Vegetarian advocate Pamela Rice (http://www.vivavegie.org/podcast) gave a reading at Jivamukti Yoga Center (http://www.jivamuktiyoga.com/) in New York City on August 21, 2007. Title: 101 Reasons Why I'm a Vegetarian in 101 Sentences. The current file is a re-make of the original reading, which suffered from technical problems. Contact: PamelaPodcas…

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HNV01 Why I'm A Vegetarian Part 1 23:59

17y ago23:59

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101 Reasons (Why I'm a Vegetarian) in 101 Sentences a reading, first given on August 21, 2007, at the Jivamukti Yoga Center, 841 Broadway, NYC.Door PamelaPodcast@vivavegie.org

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MTR02 Barons of King Coal 7:00

17y ago7:00

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Many many thanks to the group Magpie (Greg Artzner & Terry Leonino) for their wonderful song and permission to use it for the Mountain Top Removal podcast. Please visit their website (http://www.magpiemusic.com/) for more great music on the Environment and Political Issues.Door clean@h2opodcast.com

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