Colorado State University’s podcast — The Audit — features conversations with CSU faculty on everything from research to current events. Just as auditing a class provides an opportunity to explore a new subject or field, The Audit allows listeners to explore the latest works from the experts at CSU.
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Healthy Mind Science is a show dedicated to translating youth and young adult mental health science and research into the real world. We have conversations with experts in psychology, neuroscience, human development, computer science, education and more with a focus on helping parents and educators take research findings into their everyday lives to ultimately better support our young people. Healthy Mind Science is an affiliate of the Center for Healthy Mind and Mood, which is an interdisci ...
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Path to Zero is a podcast focused on clean energy and the journey toward a low-carbon future. Zero emissions is a goal we can all get behind, but how do we meet the growing energy demands of the world AND reduce carbon in the atmosphere?
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The State of Research podcast investigates the stories and findings emerging from Colorado State University research. From the research topics you’re passionate about, to ones you might have never heard of, join us to stay up to date with, The State of Research. Narrated by Ty Betts with the Office of the Vice President for Research.
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The CSU Spur of the Moment Podcast tackles the issues of food, water, health, and sustainability by talking with people making a difference in these fields and exploring the unique pathways that have led them to their current roles. Hosted by the Colorado State University System's new Spur campus in Denver, this podcast builds on its mission of addressing global challenges through research collaboration, experiential education, and a shared vision of inspiring the next generation.
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A new Springer Nature Geo- and Earth-Sciences podcast called My Sediments Exactly, dedicated to exploring the fascinating world of Geo-, Earth and Environmental Sciences with focus on sustainability. Our aim is to highlight the countless ways in which these sciences impact our understanding of the world, from the deepest ocean trenches to the highest mountain peaks, and everything in between.
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Our goal is to take a hard look at the shortcomings in literacy education and tech while still finding a sense of hope in what's possible in education through learning and technology. Our guests include non-profit leaders, tech CEOs, state and district leadership, research leaders from top institutions, and a few teachers with stories that might bring you to tears. Hosted by Laura Glaab, VP of Strategy at Amira Learning. She is a lifetime educator following behind educator parents, grandpare ...
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The Gatorade moment: How CSU STRATA takes research from the lab to the marketplace
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21:01CSU STRATA Vice President of Tech Transfer Richard Magid talks about CSU isn’t just producing the next generation of professionals ready to change the world, but also the next generation of innovations ranging from disease resistant wheat varieties that protect our food supply to vaccines that protect our pets.…
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Bias in AI, Digital Mental Health Tools, and Educating Young People about AI: Interview with Computer Scientist and Engineer, Dr. Theodora Chaspari
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31:02In this episode of Healthy Minds Science, Dr. Alicia Sepulveda speaks with Dr. Theodora Ciasparri about the intersection of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and mental health. They explore the implications of demographic bias in machine learning algorithms, particularly in the context of speech-based models used for digital health. The co…
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How are past wildfires altering the future of forests?
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14:09CSU researcher and former wildland firefighter Camille Stevens-Rumann talks about why forests aren’t bouncing back after wildfires like they used to as well as one unique (and slightly controversial) solution to the problem.By Colorado State University Marketing and Communications
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Unringing the bell: Researcher works to understand, heal the brain following concussions
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23:28Colorado State University researcher Jaclyn Stephens is the director of the College of Health and Human Sciences BRAINSTORM Lab, where she studies adolescents and adults with sports-related concussion, along with more severe forms of traumatic brain injury. She recently spoke to CSU's The Audit about the short and long-term impacts of concussion, w…
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6.21 – Breaking the Bottlenecks in America’s Energy Future with Drew Bond of C3 Solutions
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50:45When it comes to energy policy, Drew Bond believes optimism is warranted — not because challenges are small, but because solutions are within reach. The co-founder, president, and CEO of C3 Solutions (the Conservative Coalition for Climate Solutions) returned to Path to Zero to share his perspective on innovation, market-driven solutions, and the p…
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The State and Future of Youth Mental Health and Depression Research with Clinical Psychologist and Neuroscientist, Dr. Roselinde Kaiser
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34:17In this episode of Healthy Mind Science, host Dr. Alicia Sepulveda engages with Dr. Rosi Kaiser to explore the complexities of youth mental health, particularly focusing on depression. Dr. Rosi Kaiser is an Associate Professor, Clinical Psychologist, Neuroscientist, and Director of the Center for Healthy Mind at University of Colorado Boulder. In t…
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Why do Palisade peaches, Pueblo chiles matter so much to Colorado consumers? (ENCORE EPISODE)
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12:21Agriculture is big in Colorado, and a recent survey from the Colorado Department of Agriculture shows that Coloradans care a lot — not only about how their food is grown, but where it’s grown. CSU agricultural economist Dawn Thilmany spoke to The Audit about why the buy local movement matters so much to consumers.…
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6.20 – Key Energy Trends to Watch: Data Driven Insights from Strategist Jeff Krimmel
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42:08On this episode of Path to Zero, host Tucker Perkins talks with Jeff Krimmel, energy strategist, consultant, and founder of Foundations of Energy and Business of Energy newsletters. With experience spanning oil & gas, renewables, and industrial strategy, Jeff’s data-driven perspective helps companies navigate the fast-evolving energy sector. The po…
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6.19 – Could Propane Be the New Diesel? Colorado State University’s Dr. Daniel Olsen on an Engine Research Milestone for Cleaner Trucking
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27:04In a milestone moment for clean transportation, Dr. Daniel Olsen of Colorado State University joined Tucker to share promising results from a multi-year research project aimed at determining whether propane could rival diesel in efficiency—while also offering a cleaner, more cost-effective fuel option for heavy-duty trucks. The post 6.19 – Could Pr…
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Are restaurants putting their money where their mouth is when it comes to your health?
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25:31CSU researcher Megan Mueller talks about the impact that restaurants and our food environment can have on our food choices and our health.By Colorado State University Marketing and Communications
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How the Queer Memory Project is archiving LGBTQ+ history (ENCORE EPISODE)
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20:18As we head into Pride Month, The Audit revisits an episode in which CSU's Tom Dunn talks about the creation of the Queer Memory Project, an online archive dedicated to preserving LGBTQ+ history.By Colorado State University Marketing and Communications
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Camille Dungy’s book, “Soil,” digs into poetry, plants, parenthood and the pandemic (ENCORE EPISODE)
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25:21An encore episode featuring CSU Distinguished Professor, writer and poet Camille Dungy speaking about using her garden to explore issues of history, race, sustainability and motherhood in her book "Soil: The Story of a Black Mother's Garden."By Colorado State University Marketing and Communications
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6.18 – Why Compressed Air Storage Could Be the Key to 24/7 Renewable Power with Hydrostor CEO Curtis VanWalleghem
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33:24In this special edition of Path to Zero, recorded at the Reuters Global Energy Transition Summit in New York City, host Tucker Perkins sits down with Curtis VanWalleghem, co-founder and CEO of Hydrostor. The conversation explores how Hydrostor’s innovative compressed air energy storage (CAES) technology is tackling one of the biggest challenges in …
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Fostering Belonging and Inclusion at Alamo Heights with Dr. Dana Bashara
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48:12In this episode, host Jennie Tookoian engages in a rich conversation with Dr. Dana Bashara, the superintendent of the Alamo Heights Independent School District in Central San Antonio. Dr. Bashara embodies the belief that education is a heartfelt mission beyond just a career path, infusing her leadership with purpose and personal engagement. Alamo H…
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How history may help solve the maritime mystery of ‘milky seas’
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21:14Imagine being a sailor in the 1700s and suddenly in the pitch black of the night, the sea begins to glow a fluorescent green, illuminating the ocean like a giant nightlight. Today, this peculiar occurrence is known as “milky seas,” but more than 300 years later researchers still don’t know much more about the phenomenon than those sailors did. Now …
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Redefining Education: Doctor Micah Studer's Vision for Charter Schools
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52:57Welcome to another episode of "More Than a Test." In this episode, we're excited to have Dr. Micah Studer, executive director of Visions in Education Charter School, share insights into how the school is transforming the educational landscape in California. Visions, an online and homeschool program, serves a wide and diverse student body, focusing …
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6.17 – Sustainability and Supply Chain Innovation with Ann Tracy of Colgate – Palmolive
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21:43In this edition of Path to Zero, host Tucker Perkins speaks with Ann Tracy, Chief Sustainability Officer at Colgate-Palmolive. Recorded at the Techonomy Climate Event at the City Winery in New York City, this insightful conversation explores how Colgate-Palmolive integrates sustainability across its global supply chain, the company’s long-term clim…
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Exploring Galveston ISD's Unique Initiatives with Superintendent Matthew Neighbors
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51:30In this episode of "More Than a Test," host Jennie Tookoian sits down with Dr. Matthew Neighbors, the superintendent of Galveston Independent School District (GISD). With nearly two decades of experience in the district, Dr. Neighbors shares his personal journey, discussing the unique qualities of the Galveston community and the exciting educationa…
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The Evolution and Impact of Career Tech Education at Springfield Clark CTC
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51:56In this episode of More Than a Test, host Jennie Tookoian welcomes Michelle Patrick, the superintendent of Springfield Clark Career Technology Center in Ohio, to discuss the transformative impact of Career and Technology Education (CTE) on students and communities. As February is Career Technical Education Month, Michelle shares the unique offering…
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Leading a Rural School District: Challenges and Opportunities with Devvon Dettra
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48:04In this episode of More Than a Test, host Jennie Tookoian converses with Devvon Dettra, the dynamic superintendent of Rolling Hills Local School District in Ohio. Devvon, a Meadowbrook High School alumnus, offers a unique perspective in tackling the distinct challenges and opportunities within small rural school districts. The discussion highlights…
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The mother of invention: Sue James talks about changing the world one patent at a time
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18:04From making hip implants that stick to heart valves that slip, CSU biomedical engineering researcher and inventor Sue James talks about her career path, working to pave the way for other women engineers and her many patents along the way.By Colorado State University Marketing and Communications
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6.16 – Geoengineering as a Last-Resort Climate Strategy with Climate Economist Dr. Gernot Wagner
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31:57In this special edition of Path to Zero, host Tucker Perkins sits down with Dr. Gernot Wagner—a prominent climate economist at Columbia Business School. The conversation spans teaching, cutting-edge policy, and controversial climate interventions like solar geoengineering, offering listeners deep insights into the complex journey toward a low-carbo…
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Why does chocolate taste so good and other sweet mysteries answered
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22:04CSU food scientist Caitlin Clark explains what makes us love chocolate, why "healthy" chocolate isn't necessarily all it's cracked up to be and how much that chocolate bar should actually cost.By Colorado State University Marketing and Communications
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6.15 – Accelerating Climate Solutions in New York City and Beyond with Dr. Stephen Hammer, CEO of the New York Climate Exchange
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28:42In a special edition of Path to Zero, host Tucker Perkins dives deep into the innovative work being done at the New York Climate Exchange with Dr. Steven Hammer, its founding CEO. As a former senior policy advisor at the World Bank, Dr. Hammer brings a wealth of experience in international climate policy to this exciting new project focused on brid…
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Can wildfires disrupt our sense of connectedness to beloved places?
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22:01In 2020, after burning for three months, the Cameron Peak Fire scorched more than 200,000 acres, making it the largest wildfire in Colorado history. Five years later, and more than a thousand miles away, a series of devastating wildfires continues to burn in Los Angeles. Anne Mook, senior team scientist at CSU's Institute for Research in the Social…
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The ‘offal’ truth: Why bringing 'icky' topics to the table means a more sustainable, profitable ag industry
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28:45It may not be considered "polite conversation," but Jordan Kraft Lambert thinks we all need to be talking more about poop. In fact, the director of ag innovation at CSU’s Spur campus has made it her mission to bring this and other “icky” topics to the table – figuratively and literally. Lambert spoke with CSU's The Audit podcast about how poop is a…
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Leading with Technology: Enhancing Education Through Innovation and Operations with Ryan Altemeyer
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37:12In More Than a Test podcast, host Jennie Tookoian sits down with Ryan Altemeyer, Associate Superintendent of the Monterey Peninsula Unified School District, to explore the intersection of technology, operations, and education. With over 12 years of experience in the technology industry and extensive leadership in educational operations, Altemeyer s…
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6.14 – Rethinking Infrastructure for a Low-Carbon World with David Gilford of Sidewalk Infrastructure Partners (SIP)
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23:07In this special edition of Path to Zero, host Tucker Perkins takes us to Climate Week in New York City for a fascinating conversation with David Gilford, Head of Policy and Strategic Partnerships at Sidewalk Infrastructure Partners (SIP). From the Techonomy Climate event at City Winery, the episode dives deep into how SIP is revolutionizing infrast…
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Improving Education with Dr. Svetlana Cvetkovic: From Data to Literacy
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52:30Dr. Svetlana Cvetkovic is a passionate educator, researcher, and founder of Encoding Literacy. Dr. Cvetkovic shares her journey from a childhood love of Nancy Drew's books to becoming a literacy specialist committed to addressing the urgent issue of adult illiteracy in America. We'll delve into the importance of effectively using test results to im…
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Equity and Excellence in Education: Dr. Bonita Jamison’s Approach at MRH Schools
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1:06:58In this episode, we explore MRH’s comprehensive strategic plan, "Honoring our history and shaping our future." We’ll touch on critical issues such as staff retention, made more challenging by the pandemic, and the importance of genuine community engagement that goes beyond simple board meetings. Dr. Jamison will share her reflections on influential…
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Jerry Boyd on Mentorship, AI, and Addressing Social-Emotional Needs in Education
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47:05Education is not just about testing; it’s about preparing students for life, with strong relationships and personalized learning. Jerry Boyd, Superintendent of Washington County Schools in Tennessee, discusses his innovative approach to education with host Jennie Tookoian. He emphasizes the importance of fostering sustainable mentor-student relatio…
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How does Amazon deliver packages so fast? (ENCORE EPISODE)
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21:12Since the COVID 19 pandemic began in 2020, same day/next day delivery — something that was previously considered a premium service — has become a normal, and even expected, way to shop, largely thanks to Amazon. In this encore episode of CSU's The Audit, associate professor of operations and supply chain management Zac Rogers shares how this model …
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6.13 – The Critical Role of Forests in Combating Climate Change with Laurie A. Wayburn of Pacific Forest Trust
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25:21This special episode from the Techonomy conference in New York City during Climate Week features Laurie A. Wayburn, co-founder and president of the Pacific Forest Trust. She shares her decades of experience as a pioneer in forest conservation and sustainability. Wayburn was one of the speakers at the Techonomy Climate event where she focused on the…
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Sue Lemon’s Leadership: Overcoming Post-Pandemic Challenges in Education
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52:12Education is more than just a test; it’s about nurturing the whole child and shaping the future. Sue Lemon, superintendent of Rosedale Union School District in Bakersfield, California. They discuss the challenges of supporting students' social-emotional needs, navigating political pressures, and addressing the ongoing effects of COVID-19. Sue share…
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Dr. Michael Cardona on Transforming San Marcos CISD: AI, Parents, and Leadership
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42:13Innovation in education is more than just a test; it's about shaping the future. Dr. Michael Cardona, Superintendent of San Marcos CISD, shares how the district is transforming education through innovative curriculum, AI integration, and strategic partnerships. He discusses the challenges of vouchers, funding, and competition with private schools, …
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As Dungeons & Dragons turns 50, should more political leaders roll the dice?
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28:39Fifty years ago, the role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons was created, and despite some initial controversies, it has endured to become a beloved pastime and cultural touchstone for many. But for Colorado State University political science instructor James “Pigeon” Fielder, it’s much more than that. To Fielder, D&D — as it’s more commonly known — i…
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How Eric Hudspith’s Empathetic Leadership is Driving Growth in Rural Schools
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50:23Education is not just about what students know, but about who they become Dr. Eric Hudspith, the superintendent of Waseca Public Schools in Minnesota, and author of two books: Culture Driven Leadership and Creating a Culture of Success, has a career that spans from classroom teacher to district leader, He brings a deep understanding of the challeng…
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The bumpy history of Colorado's ski industry (ENCORE EPISODE)
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26:12From voters saying no to hosting the Winter Olympics to the Earth Liberation Front's attack on Vail ski resort, Colorado State University Associate Professor and author Michael Childers says it hasn't been all powder for Colorado's snow business. In this encore episode, Childers talks about Colorado's bumpy path to becoming a ski haven. (Originally…
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