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I was recently interviewed on the podcast, The DEEP Life in which we discussed Discovering Your Purpose Through Scientific Hand Analysis. I invite you to listen and learn more about this fascinating science. https://lnkd.in/g5gYSw2M

Draupner Wave: The wave scientists denied could ever exist and finally accepted when caught on camera. Are we facing a "Draupner moment" in our scientific progress? Despite several voices asking for science to explain the contradictions and anomalies that we see today, we seem to be content with century-old theories. 

I think this is a great podcast by Anna Ploszajski on a really important topic. And I found this episode on 'What happens when science meets story?' really interesting and alarming in equal measure. Being told 'When you are preparing a grant proposal, think of the headline you'd want to see in the newspaper' is advice I too have been given ... and I agree with Anna's concern's about the consequences of such advice. I think everyone involved in #research should listen to this episode. https://lnkd.in/erFRdGwr

If citations alone are not enough, what else should we be considering? What would your ideal ranking system look like? This podcast episode sheds light on 'The 2% Dilemma' and unravels the impact of scientist rankings. Explore the complexities of measuring scientific impact beyond mere citation counts. ➡ https://lnkd.in/dJD8H-gV Credits: #notebooklm Google #ScienceMetrics #ResearchImpact #AcademicRankings #ScientificContribution #ResearchEvaluation #PodcastInsights #AcademicDiscussion

This interview is more than just a dialogue; it’s a masterclass in leadership, commitment, and visionary thinking. Dr. Fraser’s advice, rooted in decades of experience, coupled with Antonio’s innovative strategies for economic resilience, offers viewers a unique insight into the mechanisms of meaningful community upliftment. Their discussion not only highlights the critical themes of "Re-Segregation Volume 1" but also the actionable steps that can be taken to enact real change. I urge everyone to watch this interview—not just to listen, but to engage with the ideas presented. The themes explored are essential for anyone committed to understanding and contributing to economic empowerment and societal transformation. This isn’t just an educational experience; it’s a call to action to be part of a larger movement towards equity and autonomy. Let's all be inspired to move from words to action and make a tangible difference in our communities.

Discover the hidden forces shaping your wellness and self-perception as I, Dr. Christopher Kevin Slaton, guide you through an enlightening conversation on the symbiotic relationship between our brains, bodies, and senses. Drawing from my book, "Brain's Body: Help to Improve Brain, Body and Sense Events," we dissect the complexities of energy, action, and feelings as mirrors of the intricate happenings within us. 

From a near-death experience to a life-changing discovery, Dr Espen Wold-Jensen's story and mission is nothing short of remarkable. Watch the just released new episode of the HEAL with Kelly Podcast now!

In this enlightening conversation, Dr. Kristin Neff, a pioneer in the field of self-compassion, joins us on Radically Loved to discuss the importance of being kind to oneself, the difference between self-compassion and self-esteem, and how to practice self-compassion in daily life. She shares her personal journey that led her to study self-compassion, the role of context in understanding behaviors, and the significance of community support. The discussion emphasizes that self-compassion is not about complacency but rather about fostering growth and resilience through kindness and understanding. Three reasons to listen to the whole podcast: 1. Learn how self-compassion is about how we show up for ourselves in the face of emotional or mental pain. 2. Discover why self-compassion is not about condoning harmful behavior, but about understanding the complex web of contexts and conditions that influence our actions. 3. Be reminded that being kind to ourselves is a lifelong practice, and it starts with treating ourselves as we would treat a good friend. link to podcast on iTunes https://bit.ly/4eLW681 link to podcast on Spotify https://bit.ly/4heEiUX

Can we unlearn implicit biases? In this episode of APA's podcast, Speaking of Psychology, Mahzarin Banaji, Ph.D., talks about where implicit biases come from, the difference between implicit bias and prejudice, and which biases have lessened—and which have not—in recent years.

New episode alert! 💫 The Good, The Bad, and The Absurd Podcast 🎤 Don’t Worry, Be Happy: Researchers Find a Simple Technique to [Literally] Throw Away Anger 🗑 This episode explores a new study out of Nagoya University in Japan suggesting a simple way to manage anger: write it down and toss it out! We delve into the research design, how anger was measured, and what the results might mean for you. Is this a potential tool for emotional release, or just another notch under the research publication belt? Tune in to find out! https://lnkd.in/gvkfC4ES #podcast #research #clinicalresearch #clinicaltrials #angermanagement #stress #stressrelief #mindbody #mentalhealth #selfhelp