Best Philip Tipton Podcasts (2025)

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826: Celebrating 30 Years: Live from Iowa City 49:46

17h ago49:46

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Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Pandora We're celebrating our 30th Anniversary on the road, and this week, we make our fourth stop in Iowa City in partnership with IPR. We talk to bakers, chefs, restaurateurs, and farmers about the food of the heartland. First up, Shae and Anna Pesek of Over the Moon Farm and T.D.…

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732: Real world seafood cooking with Genevieve Ko and Jennifer Bushman 50:07

7d ago50:07

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When it comes to seafood, frozen is the new fresh. We talk to seafood industry expert, Jennifer Bushman about how technology has improved the quality of frozen fish and how to make the most of canned seafood from your local grocery store. Her latest project is Sea Pantry, how to keep your pantry stocked up with ingredients from the sea. Then, Senio…

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730: Vegetarian Cooking with Deborah Madison 50:15

14d ago50:15

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This week, we spend the hour with Deborah Madison, one of the trailblazers in popularizing vegetarian cooking in America — even though she’s not a full-time vegetarian herself. We chat with her about how she came to be the founding chef of Greens, likely America's first high-end vegetarian restaurant, at a time when fine dining meant meat at the ce…

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825: Celebrating 30 Years: Live from Seattle 49:56

20d ago49:56

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We're on the road celebrating our 30th Anniversary and this week, we bring you an eventful night in Seattle in partnership with KUOW. First up, Valerie Segrest, cofounder of Tahoma Peak Solutions, and Jeremy Thunderbird, owner of Native Soul Cuisine, about the diversity of indigenous food, carrying on traditional recipes, and food sovereignty. Then…

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804: Summer Reading with Aimee Nezhukumatathil author of Bite By Bite & Sara B. Franklin author of The Editor 50:00

28d ago50:00

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This week, we’ve got suggestions to start your summer reading list. First, we sit down with bestselling author and poet Aimee Nezhukumatathil to talk about her upbringing and the nature of her poetry. She writes about her parent’s gardens and their food, and how she carries her childhood experiences with her today. Her latest book is Bite By Bite: …

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803: Priya Krishna’s Kitchen Adventures and Snacking Bakes with Yossy Arefi 50:22

1M ago50:22

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This week, we’re bringing you two guests that will get you excited about cooking and baking. First, New York Times food desk reporter Priya Krishna tells us about her food writing career, building connections through her stories and travels and her most recent book, Priya’s Kitchen Adventures: A Cookbook for Kids. In her book, she draws recipes fro…

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753: An Homage to the Refrigerator 50:08

1M ago50:08

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This week, we’re shining a light on the absolutely magical, life-changing, the world-changing thing that you already have in your kitchen. The refrigerator. Maybe nothing in your home has changed the world more. Historian Jonathan Rees author of Refrigeration Nation: A History of Ice, Appliances, and Enterprise in America talks about its origins an…

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824: The Splendid Tour- Celebrating 30 Years: Live from Los Angeles 50:15

2M ago50:15

50:15

We're back on the road to celebrate our 30th Anniversary! This week, we’re headed to Los Angeles, in partnership with LAist, to talk about the world-influencing food scene in LA and the community that brings it together. First, we dig into how LA dining influenced the country and the world with KCRW's very own Evan Kleiman, Host of Good Food, and G…

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802: Chasing Flavor with Carla Hall and Roots, Heart, Soul with Todd Richards 49:51

2M ago49:51

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This week, it’s the food journeys of two chefs. First, TV Star and author Carla Hall joins us to talk about her latest show, Chasing Flavor. She brings us stories about her filming and travels and the connection between people and their food. She sticks around to answer some of your cooking questions. Carla Hall hosts the MAX series, Chasing Flavor…

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801: Islas: A Celebration of Tropical Cooking with Von Diaz and My Life in Recipes, Food, Family and Memories with Joan Nathan 50:22

2M ago50:22

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We are looking at food stories from different cultures this week. First, documentarian and journalist Von Diaz joins us to talk about her latest book, Islas: A Celebration of Tropical Cooking. She writes about island cuisine from all over the world and talks about her academic field research, the connections she feels when she is on an island, and …

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823: West African Cuisine with Eric Adjepong and Ozoz Sokoh 50:11

2M ago50:11

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This week, we’re all about the diverse and delicious foods of Ghana and Nigeria. First, Food Network Star Eric Adjepong joins us from his childhood home to talk about the connection to food when eating with his hands, the community that happens around the Ghanain table, and his take on traditional dishes like his recipe for Roasted Banana Grits wit…

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800: Start Here with Sohla El-Waylly 50:02

3M ago50:02

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This week, we spend the hour with cooking columnist and internet sensation, Sohla El-Waylly. We talk about her connection to food and how she got her start as a pastry chef, writer, and recipe developer. She talks about her work in restaurants and her passion for teaching people how to cook. And she answers your cooking questions, from the best way…

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822: The King Arthur Baking Company's Big Book of Bread with Jessica Battilana and Martin Philip 50:10

3M ago50:10

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This week, we dedicate the entire episode to answering your bread baking questions with two brilliant bakers and teachers, King Arthur’s very own Jessica Battilana, Staff Editor, and Martin Philip, King Arthur’s Baking Ambassador. While King Arthur has taught millions of people to bake through their school, website, and classic cookbooks. They only…

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799: The Dish with Andrew Friedman and Flavorama with Arielle Johnson 50:07

3M ago50:07

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This week, we're all about the world of restaurants and flavor. First, we talked with Andrew Friedman about his career, writing about American food culture, chefs, and the restaurant scene. He talks to us about his latest project, spending time behind the swinging doors of a restaurant and how all the kitchen roles—from the butcher to the delivery …

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821: The Splendid Tour- Celebrating 30 Years: Live from Indianapolis 49:44

3M ago49:44

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We're taking the show on the road this year to celebrate our 30th Anniversary! This week, we bring you to our first stop, Indianapolis, in partnership with WFYI. We dig into the local food scene with restaurateur Martha Hoover, founder of Cafe Patachou and the Patachou Foundation. We talk to her about her start as a prosecutor turned restaurateur a…

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797: Melissa Clark’s Deep Dive into Salt & Crystal Wilkinson on her Kitchen Ghosts 50:19

4M ago50:19

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This week, we talk to two award-winning authors about their latest work. First, The New York Times cooking columnist Melissa Clark talks to us about her deep dive into the world of salt. From exploring salt harvesting in France to the history and revival of artisanal salts, she walks us through different types of salt and their uses in cooking. She…

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820: Cooking Questions with Lisa Donovan and We The Pizza with Muhammad Abdul-Hadi 50:08

4M ago50:08

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This week, food columnist for The New York Times Magazine, Lisa Donovan, joins us to talk about what she's been cooking up recently and help answer our listeners' kitchen conundrums, from making the best tomato paste despite out-of-season tomatoes to using unsweetened chocolate in baking recipes. Lisa is the author of the memoir Our Lady of Perpetu…

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773: Happy Lunar New Year! 50:06

4M ago50:06

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This week it’s a look at the different Lunar New Year celebrations in China, Vietnam, and Korea. First, Sarah and Kaitlin Leung talk about their Chinese New Year traditions and the symbolism behind the dishes they serve at their new year table. Sarah and Kaitlin, along with their parents, Judy and Bill, are the family behind The Woks of Life blog a…

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819: Mediterranean Eating with Suzy Karadsheh & Olive Oil with Claudia Hanna 49:51

4M ago49:51

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This week, we’re all about the Mediterranean dish. First, we sit down with New York Times bestselling author Suzy Karadsheh. Suzy talks about “eating the Mediterranean way,” growing up in a region with a plant-forward cuisine, Levantine cooking, using dried fruits in savory recipes, and making simplified Mediterranean recipes at home like her Flaky…

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796: Soup Season with Mariana Velásquez, Gregory Gourdet, and Jing Gao 49:55

4M ago49:55

49:55

This week, we welcome the cold with delicious soup! Food Stylist Mariana Velásquez Villegas, author of Colombiana: A Rediscovery of Recipes and Rituals from the Soul of Colombia talks us through Colombia's biodiversity and regional identity and the unique foods it inspires like Sancocho. This hearty stew brings people together in a communal dining …

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818: Ireland’s National Culinary Treasure, Darina Allen 49:56

5M ago49:56

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This week, we’re spending the hour with the charming and beloved Irish cooking teacher and writer Darina Allen. It’s a spirited conversation about growing up in a country kitchen, her love of eating, and the single moment she decided to pursue her career in cooking. She tells us about her organic farm at the Ballymaloe Cookery School in Ireland, sh…

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795: Iconic Midwestern Food with Paul Fehribach and George Motz 50:32

5M ago50:32

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This week, we explore some of the iconic dishes of the Midwest. First, we talked to chef Paul Fehribach about Midwestern cuisine and the history of its unique dishes as they evolved from generations of immigrants. From the evolution of Midwestern-style barbecue to Cincinnati chili, considered by Paul to be one of the oldest examples of fusion cooki…

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794: Holiday Cheer with Nik Sharma, Claire Saffitz, & Toni Tipton-Martin 49:48

5M ago49:48

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This week, we have just what you need to prepare for this holiday season. First, award-winning author and food scientist Nik Sharma shares his favorite holiday traditions and food pairings that will make your vegetables shine at the table. He is the author of Veg-Table, Recipes, Techniques and Plant Science for Big-Flavored, Vegetable-Focused Meals…

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817: Holidays with Lisa Kyung Gross and Helen Rosner 49:38

5M ago49:38

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This week, we’re all about community and coming together for the holidays. First, we talk to Lisa Kyung Gross, founder of The League of Kitchens, a unique cooking school where women from all over the world, welcome you into their homes and teach you how to make one of their family recipes. She talks about the delicious recipes she has collected in …

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793: The Secret of Cooking with Bee Wilson and Cassoulet Confessions with Sylvie Bigar 48:51

6M ago48:51

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This week, we’re all about discovering the secret of cooking—and exploring an iconic French Dish. First, Award-winning food historian Bee Wilson talks to us about her latest book, The Secret of Cooking: Recipes for an Easier Life in the Kitchen. She talks about how to find the joy in cooking with real-world advice, from embracing your favorite kitc…

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Breaking Barriers to Find Greater Meaning 1:19:26

4y ago1:19:26

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This episode closes out our Art & Neurodegeneration series by interviewing Dr. Connie Frigo, who is a world-renowned saxophonist and Professor of Music at the University of Georgia. This interview focuses on Dr. Frigo's journey through 3 decades of discovering deeper musical meaning to break down barriers and enrich relationships. We discuss the in…

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When words fail, music speaks 1:01:13

4y ago1:01:13

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This is the 4th episode of our 'Art & Neurodegeneration' series and features an interview with Don Wendorf, Psy.D. & Lynda Everman about using music as a tool for reaching individuals with cognitive impairment. Don & Lynda have co-authored several books pertaining to this and provide insights based on their experiences. Some focus points include le…

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We're more than bingo...the art of relationships 58:16

4y ago58:16

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This is part 3 of our series entitled 'Art & Neurodegeneration' and features an interview with Daphne Johnston, founder of the Respite for All Foundation. Daphne discusses the respite care, what it is, how it helps, who it helps and how her foundation has taken a unique spin to focus on 'the person' and developing the art of relationships. http://u…

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Who knew he was an artist? 1:05:15

4y ago1:05:15

1:05:15

This is the second episode in our Arts & Neurodegeneration Series and features Daniel C. Potts, MD, FAAN, who is a practicing neurologist and founder of the Cognitive Dynamics Foundation. Dr. Potts discusses his journey with dementia both as a neurologist and as a son. Dr. Potts discusses his personal experience with the transformative power of vis…

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Improvisation...Yes and... 1:23:48

4y ago1:23:48

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This episode kicks off our series on Art & Neurodegeneration by interviewing Craig Price about improvisation. Craig is the Director of Community Education & Wellness for the Naples Players in Naples, FL. Craig not only demonstrates how fun improvisation can be, but also how it applies to people with cognitive impairment and their care partners! htt…

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Introducing GetSetUp & Elder Source 56:39

4y ago56:39

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This interview features Andrea Spencer & Lawrence Kosick who are representatives from ElderSource & GetSetUp, respectively. This discussion focuses on the new partnership between these two organizations to provide nearly 300 different virtual classes on topics ranging from technology to exercise. These are classes for and by individuals older than …

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Major Concepts & Applications for The Caregiver Journey 1:07:08

4+ y ago1:07:08

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This episode features an interview with Susan Ryan, author of the book Our Journey of Love: 5 Steps to Navigate Your Caregiving Journey. Susan discusses several of the major themes, such as massive acceptance & radical presence, in her book and how to practically apply them to one's caregiver experience.…

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Achieving Balance for The Caregiver: Part 2 54:14

4+ y ago54:14

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This episode features the second half of a round table discussion on caregiver challenges from the vantage point of a current caregiver (Kandice Jacobs Robinson), two prior caregivers (Lynda Everman & Don Wendorf) and a caregiver coach (Katie Newby). Through the sharing of firsthand experiences, we expect this episode to provide new insights for fi…

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Achieving Balance for The Caregiver Part 1 44:59

4+ y ago44:59

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Most caregivers realize that finding balance can be an ongoing and dynamic challenge This episode features the first half of a round table discussion that provides a look at caregiver challenges from the vantage point of a current caregiver (Kandice Jacobs Robinson), two prior caregivers (Lynda Everman & Don Wendorf) and a caregiver coach (Katie Ne…

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Caregivers: Are you Thriving, Surviving, Struggling or In Crisis? 1:03:06

4+ y ago1:03:06

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As we kick off 2021, many people are pursuing New Years resolutions to better their lives. We encourage caregivers to take an honest appraisal of their current situation and determine if their current approach is sustainable, healthy and good. This episode features an interview with Katie Newby, a caregiver coach, who helps guide us through some ke…

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WE'RE BACK!! 36:03

4+ y ago36:03

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Neurodegenerative disease IS the EPIDEMIC of our time. LLTB podcast is an interviewed-based podcast intended to entertain and educate listeners with the goal of providing a complete 360 degree look at neurodegenerative diseases. This episode features a discussion with the LLTB co-hosts, Dr. Philip Tipton and Kandice Jacobs Robinson, LFDE about the …

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Lasting Legacies: Caregiver Support Series Finale 39:40

4+ y ago39:40

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This is the fifth & final episode of our preview series for the 2020 Lasting Legacies Virtual Life-Planning Conference featuring attorney Yasmin Adamy of Adamy Law, PLLC. Yaz provides a sneak peak of her upcoming talk on Elder Law, avoiding probate and navigating the legal system. We also wrap up season 1 of LLTB by reviewing the season and preview…

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Lasting Legacies: Caregiver Support Series Part 4 55:04

4+ y ago55:04

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This is the fourth episode of our preview series for the 2020 Lasting Legacies Virtual Life-Planning Conference featuring Jim Kowalski, the President and CEO of Jacksonville Area Legal Aid, Inc. We are also joined by Paul Cook on behalf of Baptist Health's Office of Social Responsibility. Our guests provide a brief overview of the services provided…

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Lasting Legacies: Caregiver Support Series Part 3 28:41

4+ y ago28:41

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This is the third episode of our preview series for the 2020 Lasting Legacies Virtual Life-Planning Conference featuring Justine Conley, who is the AARP Florida Associate State Director. Ms. Conley will be speaking on the countless resources provided by the AARP. Don't miss her lecture, which will be on Thursday October 8, 2010. Don't forget to reg…

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Lasting Legacies: Caregiver Support Series Part 2 30:49

4+ y ago30:49

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This is the second episode of our preview series for the 2020 Lasting Legacies Virtual Life-Planning Conference. This interview features Attorney Gregory Redmon, who will be speaking on issues pertaining to Elder and Senior Care Law specifically medicaid-related topics. Long term care is an uncertain, expensive and scary prospect to face for yourse…

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Lasting Legacies: Caregiver Support Series Part 1 41:09

4+ y ago41:09

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This is the first episode of our preview series for the 2020 Lasting Legacies Virtual Life-Planning Conference. This interview features Jesika and Ahmahd Johnson. Don't miss a moment of this great sneak peak interview with this dynamic duo. Ahmahd has expertise in life insurance, longterm care insurance and financial coaching and will be speaking o…

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Treatment Updates in AD & PD 32:45

4+ y ago32:45

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Dr. Tipton discusses the nuts and bolts of clinical trials, what they are and why they are important. He relates this to the current status of COVID-19 vaccination development. The episode ends with an update on the front running treatments for Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease that are in various stages of clinical trials. www.clinicaltr…

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The Sandwich Generation 54:43

5y ago54:43

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This episode includes a conversation between Kandice Jacobs Robinson and Dr. Philip Tipton that focuses on the sandwich generation...what it is and the challenges its members face. One of those challenges is knowing when to seek additional support for an aging loved one. This leads into six considerations for caregivers when determining the best op…

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All That Shakes is NOT Parkinson's Disease 53:57

5y ago53:57

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This episodes features an expert with Dr. Jay van Gerpen, who is a renowned movement disorders specialist. Dr. van Gerpen provides his expertise on potential causes of tremors and various treatment approaches. The interview concludes with a discussion about Parkinson's disease from the perspective of a movement disorders specialist. www.clinicaltri…

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A Case For Telehealth: Part 2 42:07

5y ago42:07

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This is part 2 of an interview with Dr. Karla Evans & Dr. Veronica Tetterton of Anticipate Joy. This interview addresses telehealth, which has become a major topic in response to the current COVID-19 pandemic. Telehealth is a resource that has grown exponentially over the past decade and has an increasing role in both mental health and neurology cl…

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A Case For Telehealth: Part 1 38:54

5y ago38:54

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This episode features Part 1 of an interview with Dr. Karla Evans & Dr. Veronica Tetterton of Anticipate Joy. This interview addresses telehealth, which has become a major topic in response to the current COVID-19 pandemic. Telehealth is a resource that has grown exponentially over the past decade and has an increasing role in both mental health an…

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Removing the Blinders of Race & Health: Part 2 55:06

5y ago55:06

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This episode includes Part 2 of an interview with Dr. Maisha Robinson and, her father, Dr. Kenneth Robinson about the complex issue of health disparities among African Americans. From the so-called insulation of higher education to public policy, this interview touches on many important elements that must be considered for progress to be made in ou…

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Removing the Blinders of Race & Health: Part 1 43:45

5y ago43:45

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This episode is the first of a two-part interview with Dr. Maisha Robinson and her father, Dr. Kenneth Robinson. As African American physicians and leader in the fields of medicine, ministry, public health, and advocacy, they are uniquely equipped to discuss the the correlation between race and health. In this episode, we address this dynamic and i…

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Current Research on The Impact of Racism on African American Brain Health 1:11:59

5y ago1:11:59

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This episode contains an interview with Megan Zeulsdorff PhD, who is an Assistant Professor and epidemiologist at the University of Wisconsin. Megan discusses her recent publication entitled "Stressful Life Events and Racial Disparities in Cognition Among Middle-Aged and Older Adults." This important research demonstrates that greater lifetime stre…

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The Impact of Racism on African American Brain Health 1:16:49

5y ago1:16:49

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With the current racial tensions, Long Live The Brains would like to address the very real problem of racism and possible connections with the brain health of African Americans. This episode provides a context for our upcoming series, which will feature interviews with various experts to review the current research into this connection while delvin…

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