Dette er en fejring af alt boy band-relateret med superfan Nick Hvidtfeldt.
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How do you access news in Denmark if you don’t speak Danish? There are 652,495 foreign citizens living in Denmark. For non-Danes, accessing news in English is….complicated. Most news outlets are paywalled and google translate does a pretty terrible job of translating Danish to English. In collaboration with Union and The CPH Post, we bring you The Danish Connection - a new podcast breaking down Danish news in English! This is your place to share enquiries, opinions and tales of the immigrant ...
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Nåede du det? er et program, hvor Kirsten, Mia og Pernille taler om alt det de nåede - og ikke nåede - i løbet af ugen. Både bøger, event og film er i kikkerten, når FOMO’en trevles igennem, så lyt med hver torsdag klokken 19:00 live!
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Many are called to New York but few setup roots and thrive there. We took a week out of our live program and traveled to the city that never sleeps to talk to about surviving in the belly of the beast.
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Lyt med når Freja Bøgh Lassen tager os igennem Skriftens univers, et program om at nyde, dyrke og gribe om tekst og litteratur.
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A mix of downtempo and ambient music aiming to elevate consciousness and free the human soul from the weight of the material world. A chance to experience a non-physical way of travel into the astral spheres of existence through a high frequency sound bath.
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William Winding præsenterer en times fløjlsbløde ballader fra alle verdenshjørner. Der er garanti for Smooth Sailing helt i havn, så vug med og nyd turen. The sound of Smooth Sailing draws from the FM airwaves of the 70s and 80s, breaching genres like AOR, Soul, Disco and of course the Soft Rock and Pop musings of the west coast scene known as "Yacht Rock".
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Thomas, Brandon and Alexander talk to illustrators about aesthetics and visual philosophies and their visual art careers.
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Shaken & stirred, slowed down BUT never sped up. DJ SiriNot_Avaliable (Brandon Schell) makes a night time mix perfect to get through the last hour of the weekly monday grind.
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Udvalgte stykker fra programmet Live fra Radiotårnet der blev sendt live direkte fra Absalon Folkehus hver dag fra kl.12 med Brandon Schell, Alexander Wilstrup & Thomas Hoang.
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Copenhagen's Kulturhavn celebrates its 20th anniversary this year and they invited us to roam around and try everything they have to offer, dancing, food, drinks and of course the harbor.
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The University of Iowa College of Public Health is a top-ranked school of public health, meeting the public health challenges of the 21st century through education, research, outreach, and community engagement.
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Tea time is a bi-monthly audio tea party hosted by Brooklyn musician Felix III. He'll pour up heaps of uninhibited music with special guests from around the globe. So expect plenty of stories that'll make you laugh, cry and put on your dancing shoes.
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Artist in Residency is a radio exhibition for contemporary artists working with sound (in whole or as part of their medium). The first invited artist is Emilia Bergmark. Emilia graduated from the Royal Danish academy in 2018 with a masters in Fine Art. Emilia personifies inanimate objects and common animals to express labor economics within modern society. However, she does it with a wink and a smile. If you want to know more about Emilia, feel free to write to us or follow her on instagram ...
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Are your plants in need of some TLC? Vivi is planto_momma and every other week she offers advice and tips to save us all from the inevitable demise of our plants. Join us and learn how to keep your greens green and your soil soily. Send us your plant-related issues at [email protected].
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Jump on THE FOOD CHAIN and meet people and the food they love to make. Every week Brandon talks to someone new about food and life and as the last thing, the guest of the week tells him who to talk to next. THE FOOD CHAIN will take you on a delicious adventure to different places and food cultures. Maybe you will meet your new favourite dish along the way.
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Welcome to “Public Historians at Work,” a podcast series from the Center for Public History at the University of Houston, Texas. Our vision at CPH is to ignite an understanding of our diverse pasts by collaborating with and training historically minded students, practitioners, and the public through community-driven programming and scholarship. In this podcast series, we speak with academics, writers, artists, and community members about what it means to do history and humanities work for an ...
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Croquis is the art of drawing the human form in its Birthday Suit so grab a model, a mirror, a space heater and an ivy leaf (if you’re too shy) and listen in as Brandon Schell instructs the class and reads from classic art history theories on the human form. Absalon Radio sender fra Folkehuset Absalon i København til der hvor du er. Lyt med hver dag fra kl. 7 til midnat på https://absaloncph.dk/absalon-radio/ Send os en hilsen på [email protected].
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On this show, Isabella Sobieski does a deep dive into the world of hip hop - the old school and new school. What's the latest? Why are the old classics still so popular? How has vinyl replaced CDs? Why do artists release their new albums on cassettes? What are the peaks and perks of marketing and how can new artists find their voice? All this and much more along with good music. Isabella shares her love for hip hop every Monday at 21:00 on Absalon Radio.
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Digging through crates of vinyl to discover new music is something we all have fantasized about at one time or another. There is a different level of attachment to music we feel no one knows but us. We typically find these records in an obscure crate tucked away in a family members attic or the corner of a second hand shop. In the first season of 15 kr. vinyl, Alex & Brandon did just that. They comb through an old crate left in Absalons' basement many moons ago. Based on the cover alone, the ...
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Clea (9) and Vivi (11) give a children’s perspective on books they hold dear. They discuss what characters and storylines are the most awkward and fun. Through a conversation with each other, and their “esteemed coworker Momma”, they review literary masterpieces such as Harry Potter and the Wizard of Oz, while also offering some thoughts on literature and life.
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To all the women leading in public health—this podcast is your space to turn up the volume on your courage. My role? To listen, to amplify, and to stand with you in the fight for equity. Welcome to the Courageous Public Health Podcast.
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Trinity Lutheran Church - Springfield, IL - Sunday School Teachers' Bible Study
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Once a month the Sunday School Teachers for Trinity get together to study God's Word as outlined for the lessons of the coming weeks, as led by Pastor Jonathan Holmes. The curriculum we currently use is "Growing in Christ," released by Concordia Publishing House (CPH). See http://sites.cph.org/sundayschool/growing-in-christ.asp for more information concerning the curriculum. Know that this podcast is intended for the Sunday School Teachers at Trinity and our context. However, if this is help ...
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Shaping the trajectory of hospital IP to ensure adequate staffing, visibility, education, and influence.
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CPH 38 — Courage in the Questions: A Conversation with Dr. Sandte Stanley
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In this episode of the Courageous Public Health Podcast, Dr. Sandte Stanley—public health scientist, sociologist, and founder of Atlas Collaborative Consulting Network—shares how courage has guided every step of her journey. She talks about discovering public health through an ACES internship, navigating personal loss during graduate school, and la…
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The Situation Room with Jonas Friis: UN military observer Esben Thorseth on the challenges of modern peacekeeping operations
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Welcome back to The Situation Room – a special bonus series from The Danish Connection presented by Jonas Friis. Jonas is a Danish naval officer with thirteen years of military experience. Aside from that, he is interested in investigating, understanding and speaking about the Danish military and its place in the global defence context. This week, …
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CPH 37 — What This Year Taught Me About Courage: A Solo Episode with Dr. Kristi McClamroch
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In this episode, as we wrap up 2025, Dr. McClamroch reflects on what this year's conversations have revealed about courage in public health — and what that means for her work with women leaders and organizations. Because if this year taught her anything, it's that courage isn't optional anymore — it's part of how we change the landscape of public h…
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CPH 36 — From First-Gen to Trailblazer: A Conversation with Dr. Maram Museitif
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In this episode, Dr. Maram Museitif shares what it means to be a first-generation college graduate, a Palestinian American public health doctor, and the "empathy princess" in systems that weren't built for her. She talks about fighting for the chance to go to college, becoming the first doctor in her family, and then watching her sister, niece, and…
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A Danish sperm scandal, EU leaders rethink convention on human rights and face coverings to be banned in universities
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This week on The Danish Connection: Rachel talks about the disturbing international fertility case linked to the European Sperm Bank in Denmark, where sperm from a single donor carrying a cancer-causing genetic mutation was used to conceive nearly 200 children across Europe. She looks into what this could mean for the future of cross-border fertili…
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CPH 35 — Do It Scared: A Conversation with Dr. Bertha Hidalgo
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In this insightful and resonant conversation, Dr. Bertha Hidalgo—epidemiologist, associate dean, president-elect of the American College of Epidemiology, and multi-hyphenate creative—shares what it means to "do it scared." She talks about building a fashion and lifestyle platform while hiding her identity, navigating academic spaces as a Latina sci…
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Yoga in Recovery: Reconnecting Mind, Body, and Community (Part 1)
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In this first episode of our two part series on yoga and addiction, we sit down with Noelle, a trauma informed yoga teacher who leads Recovery Yoga in Iowa City. Her work brings movement, breath, and community into addiction treatment settings, creating a space where people can reconnect with their bodies and experience healing without judgment.Hos…
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CPH 34 — From Breakdown to Breakthrough: A Conversation with Keylynne Matos-Cunningham, MPH, M Ed, LPC-A
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In this raw and deeply honest conversation, Keylynne Matos-Cunningham, MPH, M Ed, LPC-A—licensed trauma therapist, former public health professional, and dance-loving entrepreneur—shares how walking away from a "dream" racial justice/public health role became an act of survival. She traces her path from burnout, workplace trauma, and suicidal ideat…
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Understanding Elderspeak in Dementia Care with Dr. Claire Shaw
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How we talk to older adults matters more than we think. In this episode of Plugged into Public Health, host Lauren Lavin talks with Dr. Claire Shaw, assistant professor at the University of Iowa College of Nursing, about her research on dementia care and the communication patterns that shape it. Dr. Shaw explains what elderspeak is, why it often ap…
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How do Danes deal with death?: Stories from the streets with Maria Pagola
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Death is a part of life - but how do Danes deal with it? Welcome back to another episode of Stories from the Streets with Maria Pagola - a special bonus series from The Danish Connection where we take to the streets of Copenhagen to find out what Danes and Internationals really think about some of life's biggest issues. This week, we're uncovering …
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CPH 33 — Boundaries, Belief, and Becoming: A Conversation with Dr. Janelle Taveras
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In this heartfelt and powerful episode, Dr. Janelle Taveras shares how courage, faith, and self-worth have shaped her journey as a public health professional, evaluator, empowerment coach, and mother. She speaks candidly about learning to honor her value in toxic systems, choosing boundaries over burnout, and embracing her full identity—rather than…
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CPH 32 — Finding Her Way Home to Her Navajo Identity: A Conversation with Caroline Davis, MPH
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In this deeply reflective conversation, Caroline Davis, MPH—a member of the Navajo Nation and executive director of a Native-led organization—shares her journey of finding her way back to her Indigenous identity after years of distancing herself from it. She speaks candidly about growing up as a white-passing Native kid on the reservation, navigati…
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The election results (with special guests NicholasButInEnglish & Bernardo Basilici Menini)
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On Tuesday, a historic number of international citizens voted in the local and regional elections in Denmark. Now, the results are in, and we’re here (as always) to help you make sense of it all. Rachel sits down with: Bernardo Basilici Menini, Editor-in-Chief of the English language news outletThe Copenhagen Post which covered the elections extens…
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Inside the MHA Summer Internship Experience: Shaping Future Healthcare Leaders
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In this episode, Lauren talks with second year MHA students Hayden Malven and Gracie Petersen about their summer internships and the lessons they carried forward from those experiences. Hayden spent her summer working in finance and service line strategy at University of Iowa Health Care, while Gracie completed an operations internship at UNC Child…
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CPH 31 — Learning to Want: A Conversation with Dr. Linda Animashaun
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Dr. Linda Animashaun's story is one of faith, courage, and rediscovery. From growing up in a Ghanaian household shaped by discipline and service, to choosing public health over medicine, to leaving behind job security to build a consulting business aligned with her purpose—her journey reminds us that courage often begins with permission to want. In…
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National Injury Prevention Day: Pediatric Farm Safety
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In recognition of National Injury Prevention Day on November 18, this episode takes a closer look at pediatric agricultural injuries and what prevention looks like in real farm communities. Host Lauren sits down with Dr. Jenna Gibbs from the University of Iowa Stead Family Children’s Hospital and Libby Richie from the Great Plains Center for Agricu…
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CPH 30 - Purple, Perspective, and Public Health: A Conversation with Natasha Knight
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CPH 30 - Purple, Perspective, and Public Health: A Conversation with Natasha Knight Dr. Natasha Knight is a public health strategist whose "purple philosophy"—bold and creative, steady and calm—guides how she shows up for equity. In this episode, she talks about the courage it took to leave a dream role at the National Institutes of Health and step…
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Your practical election guide, residence permits halted for foreign nurses and a new national centre for research in women’s health
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This week on The Danish Connection: 💊 We discuss the Danish government’s plan to invest DKK 160 million in a new National Centre for Research in Women’s Health. 🛂 We talk about Mette Frederiksen’s latest Facebook post where she warned of further restrictions on immigration, saying newcomers must accept ‘core Danish values’ and that the flow of inte…
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Understanding Global Trade and Tariffs with Dr. Anne Villamil (Part 2)
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In this second episode of our two-part series on trade and economics, Plugged into Public Health host Lauren Lavin continues her conversation with Dr. Anne Villamil, professor of economics at the University of Iowa Tippie College of Business.Dr. Villamil breaks down what tariffs really mean, such as who pays for them, how they influence industries …
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CPH 29 - Persistence, Peace, and Purpose: A Conversation with Eboni Washington, MPA
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Eboni Washington has spent two decades serving children, youth, and families—first in public service and now as Director of Government and Community Relations for Action for Child Protection. In this episode, she shares what it meant to leave a secure 19-year career in county government to take a leap of faith into a new chapter—and how trusting he…
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Understanding Global Trade and Tariffs with Dr. Anne Villamil (Part 1)
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Trade policies shape everything from the price of goods to the stability of global economies, but how do they actually work?In part one of this two-part series, Plugged into Public Health host Lauren Lavin sits down with Dr. Anne Villamil, professor of economics at the University of Iowa Tippie College of Business, to unpack the history and complex…
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CPH 28 – Courage Feeds Courage: A Conversation with Mully Chea, MSHI
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Mully Chea, MSHI, is a first-generation Cambodian-American, the first in her family to graduate college, and now a mom to a lively toddler. In this episode, she shares how encouragement from loved ones gave her the courage to move alone to a new city, how each brave step fueled the next, and how she's learning to balance motherhood with a demanding…
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A new twist in the mink scandal, government misleads EU on state of Danish nature and Muslim leader denied citizenship over values
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This week on The Danish Connection: Melissa explores the citizenship controversy surrounding a Muslim leader denied Danish citizenship despite meeting all legal criteria. Lawmakers cited “values incompatible with Danish principles,” sparking a debate over religious freedom, democracy and increasing restrictions around citizenship in Denmark. Rachel…
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The Science of Measles: What Makes It So Contagious
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Measles is one of the most contagious viruses in the world, but why?In this episode of Plugged In to Public Health, host Maxwell Hanson talks with Dr. Patrick Sinn, a pediatric pulmonologist and researcher at the University of Iowa, whose work has reshaped how scientists understand measles transmission. Dr. Sinn’s lab made a surprising discovery th…
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CPH 27 – Stories, Sankofa, and Shared Strength: A Conversation with Dr. Rahmatu Kassimu
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Dr. Rahmatu Kassimu has built her public-health leadership at the crossroads of evidence, lived experience, and a fierce commitment to community. Guided by the West African principle of Sankofa—"go back and bring it forward"—she left a 12-year career in the classroom to pour knowledge and care back into the communities that raised her. In this epis…
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Understanding Vector-Borne Disease with Dr. Kathryn Dalton
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Ticks, mosquitoes, and climate change are shaping the future of infectious disease and public health.In this episode, host Lauren Lavin talks with Dr. Kathryn Dalton, a veterinarian turned researcher and assistant professor at the University of Iowa College of Public Health, about the rise of vector borne diseases. Dr. Dalton explains how environme…
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CPH 26 – Roots of Courage, Branches of Healing: A Conversation with Venus Evans
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In this heart-centered conversation, Venus R. Evans—a Mi'kmaq and Maliseet leader in southeastern Kentucky—shares how quiet courage has guided her journey, from standing firm in her Indigenous identity to leaving a long marriage and leading grassroots organizing. She reflects on her grandmother's influence, the matriarchal roots of Indigenous commu…
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Eureka Day: Public Health Takes the Stage
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When a mumps outbreak hits a small progressive school in Berkeley, California, parents who once agreed on everything find themselves suddenly divided. Eureka Day, a play by Jonathan Spector, uses humor and heart to explore the messy intersection of personal choice, public health, and community trust.In this episode of Plugged into Public Health, we…
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CPH 25 — Behind the Mic: 25 Episodes of Learning to Listen Better
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In this deeply personal milestone episode, Dr. Kristi McClamroch pulls back the curtain on her journey as a podcast host, revealing how 24 conversations with courageous women have fundamentally changed her. What started as careful attention to names and pronouns took on new meaning after a transformative conversation with Dr. Nandi Marshall about t…
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Tylenol & Pain in Pregnancy - Following the Evidence with Dr. Julie Vignato
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Pregnancy pain is common, often dismissed, and rarely easy to manage. At the same time, recent headlines have stirred anxiety by suggesting that acetaminophen (Tylenol) use in pregnancy may be linked to autism. These claims spread quickly online, leaving many parents-to-be with more questions than answers.In this episode of Plugged into Public Heal…
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The drone fiasco explained and why internationals should vote in the upcoming elections
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This week on The Danish Connection: Eva unpacks the mysterious drone incidents that shut down Danish airports and raised national security alarms. Who is behind them, why is the Prime Minister receiving criticism for how it was handled and was it discussed among EU leaders at the summit that took place in Copenhagen this week? Rachel dives into Den…
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CPH 24 - Centering Culture, Championing Community: A Conversation with Dr. Joyce Senior
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In this luminous and energizing conversation, Dr. Joyce Senior shares her journey from Costa Rica to Oregon and from nutritionist to nonprofit co-founder, program manager, and consultant. She reflects on living her core values—love, service, well-being, and growth—while navigating what it means to be an Afro-Latina leader in U.S. public health. Whe…
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Aging, Joy, and Changing the Narrative (Part 2)
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Part 2: Care-giving, Innovation, and Lessons from Older Adults: what does it take to age well in practice—and what can younger generations learn from those who’ve gone before us? In Part Two, we continue our conversation with Jennifer Jones and Angela Charsha-Harney to look at the realities of care-giving, promising practices like age-friendly heal…
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CPH 23 — The Recipe is Legacy: A Conversation with Kimberly Pierre, MPH, CHES
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In this heartwarming and powerful episode, Kimberly Pierre, MPH, CHES, reflects on the lessons she inherited from her grandmother's kitchen and how they continue to shape her purpose in public health. From folding butter into biscuit dough to centering culture and community in maternal health work, Kimberly shares how legacy is both recipe and road…
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Everything you need to know about water in Denmark: Stories from the Streets with Maria Pagola
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Welcome back to another edition of Stories from the Streets with Maria Pagola - a bonus series from The Danish Connection where you get the chance to hear the unfiltered voices of Copenhagen speaking about the big topics, the small details, and everything in between. In this episode, Maria discusses the many layers of meaning behind Denmark’s most …
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Aging, Joy, and Changing the Narrative (Part 1)
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Aging is something we all share in common, yet it’s often framed as decline rather than growth. In this first part of our conversation with Jennifer Jones of the Csomay Center for Gerontological Excellence and Angela Charsha-Harney, Associate Director of Fitness and founder of thinkJOY, we explore how reframing aging can transform health and commun…
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CPH 22 - Data, Dignity, and Mothers Who Know: A Conversation with Zainab Shipchandler, MPH, MCHES, CLC
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Zainab Shipchandler, MPH, MCHES, CLC is not afraid of uncertainty—in fact, she embraces it. In this episode, we talk about her bold pivot from lactation equity work to the world of artificial intelligence, and how her public health training informs both. Zainab shares what it means to lead from values like curiosity, compassion, and humility—and to…
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A murder in Fyn sparks femicide debate, RUC recruits foreign students to rescue its economy and the disturbing case of a former politician convicted for possession of child pornography
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This week on The Danish Connection, we’re digging into three huge stories that reveal the darker sides of public figures, education systems, and women’s safety in Denmark: 🇩🇰 Eva breaks down the shocking case of former Social Democrats minister Henrik Sass Larsen, who has been convicted of possessing thousands of child sexual abuse materials, and w…
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CPH 21 — Faith, Fearlessness, and Forging a New Path: A Conversation with Dr. Pascale D. Edouard
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In this heartfelt and grounded conversation, Dr. Pascale D. Edouard shares how faith, lived experience, and servant leadership have shaped her bold path in public health. From speaking up in systems that often fail to listen, to imagining a future with community-led solutions and more Black women in C-suite leadership, she offers a vision rooted in…
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Persistent Pollution: Reducing the Risk of PCBs on Brain Health with Dr. Amanda Bullert
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Even though polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) were banned nearly 50 years ago, these persistent chemicals are still part of our daily environment. In this episode of Plugged into Public Health, we talk with Dr. Amanda Bullert, neuroscientist and research consultant at the University of Minnesota, about what PCBs are, how exposure still happens today…
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CPH 20 — Grief, Healing, and Purposeful Leadership — A Conversation with Simone McPherson, MPH, CHES
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On This Episode Of The Courageous Public Health Podcast In this candid and inspiring conversation, Simone McPherson, MPH, CHES shares how grief, faith, and courage have shaped both her life and her public health leadership. From navigating the sudden loss of her brother to finding her voice as an evaluator and entrepreneur, she reflects on what it …
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From Denmark to the Mediterranean: Border policy and migration with Sine Plambech
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Welcome back to The Situation Room. This week, Jonas Friis is joined by Sine Plambech -anthropologist, author, filmmaker, and Senior Researcher at the Danish Institute for International Studies (DIIS). Her work spans migration, smuggling, trafficking, and the sex industry, taking her deep into migrant communities, border zones, red-light districts,…
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CPH 19 — Fear as Fuel, Joy as Resistance, Liberation as Practice: A Conversation with Jannah Bierens, MPH, MA
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On This Episode Of The Courageous Public Health Podcast In this expansive and soul-stirring conversation, Jannah Bierens, MPH, MA shares how courage, curiosity, and lived experience have shaped her radical reimagining of public health. From leaving traditional institutions to stepping fully into purpose, she reflects on what it means to color outsi…
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Regulating Risk: Dr. Peter Thorne on EPA & FDA Science (Part 2)
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What happens when science and policy collide — and how can we prepare for the environmental health challenges ahead?In part two of our series with Dr. Peter Thorne, University of Iowa Distinguished Chair and Professor of Occupational and Environmental Health, we dig into persistent pollutants, climate change, and the future of science-informed poli…
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Novo’s stocks in freefall, Mette Frederiksen's dilemma on Palestine and new study reveals 8 year old Danes use smart phones
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The Danish stock market, Novo Nordisk and Trump Rachel explores how Trump’s trade policies are sending shockwaves through Danish companies like Novo Nordisk, Ørsted, and Vestas. With tariffs, the falling value of the dollar, and investor uncertainty hitting the Danish economy, she looks into what this means for Denmark’s future in global markets an…
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CPH 18 — Self-Love, Representation, and Advocacy: A Conversation with Dr. Ericka Horne
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In this authentic and inspiring conversation, Dr. Ericka Horne shares how courage, self-love, and faith have shaped her journey as a Black woman in public health. From boldly shaving her hair as an act of personal liberation to standing up against injustice in the workplace, she reflects on the moments that called her to take action despite fear—an…
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Regulating Risk: Dr. Peter Thorne on EPA & FDA Science (Part 1)
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In this two-part interview, Dr. Peter Thorne, University of Iowa Distinguished Chair and Professor of Occupational and Environmental Health and a leading expert in toxicology, provides an in-depth overview of how the federal government regulates chemicals in food, water, and air. Key points:• The EPA and FDA are science-based organizations that int…
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CPH 17 — Courage in Grief, Power in Presence, Strength in Family: A Conversation with Dr. Nandi Marshall
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In this powerful and deeply grounded conversation, Dr. Nandi Marshall reflects on how grief, authenticity, and courage have shaped her leadership and life. From running for APHA President while mourning the loss of her father, to resisting pressure to censor public health language, she shares what it means to lead with heart—and to keep showing up,…
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It may be ‘cucumber time’ in Denmark, but we’ve still managed to create a roundup of the latest news to keep you informed! This week on The Danish Connection: *Danish zoos spark global outrage after asking people to donate unwanted pets and livestock on Facebook. *In Amager, a butcher shop targeted by animal rights protests and vandalism sees sales…
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Prescribing Movement: Dr. Lucas Carr on exercise as medicine for chronic disease prevention
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This episode discusses physical activity and its role in preventing chronic disease, featuring an interview with Dr. Lucas Carr, an associate professor of Health and Human Physiology at the University of Iowa and leading researcher in lifestyle interventions and health behavior change. Key points include:Dr. Carr's research focuses on the behavior …
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