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Vet Candy IRL Vet Candy
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Vet Candy IRL is an exciting new podcast from the hearts, minds, and mouths of three veterinary students, Shannon Gregoire, Tatiana Rogers, and Lexi Rodriguez.
Vet Candy IRL celebrates inspirational role-models and focuses on empowerment and equality, including disruptive leaders who have broken boundaries to get where they are today.
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Talking about mentorship with Dr. Addie
On this episode of Vet Candy IRL, host, Dr. Shannon Gregoire chats with fellow veterinarian, Dr. Addie Reinhard , who explains the importance of mentorship.
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Talking about bad dogs with Dr. Sally Foote
On this episode of Vet Candy IRL, we meet veterinary behaviorist Dr. Sally Foote, who explains that there is no such thing as a bad dog.
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PR expert, Eric Fischgrund, tells us what not to do when a reporter calls
On this episode of Vet Candy IRL, we meet Eric Fischgrund, the CEO of founder of FischTank PR. Eric talks about how to deal with negativity in the media, what to do, and the biggest mistakes you don’t want to make.
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Dr. Nathan Peterson talks about Cornell’s new burnout study
On this episode of Vet Candy IRL with host, Dr. Shannon Gregoire, we meet one of the authors of the study, Cornell’s Dr. Nathan Peterson. Dr. Nathan is an associate clinical professor with the section of emergency and critical care and lead author of the new Cornell burnout study.
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Are vegan diets better for dogs? Dr. Andrew Knight says yes!
On this episode of Vet Candy IRL, we meet Dr. Andrew Knight of the University of Winchester.
Dr. Andrew led a survey study of more than 2,500 dogs to explore links between dog diet and health outcomes, suggesting that nutritionally sound vegan diets may be healthier and less hazardous than conventional or raw meat-based diets. -
The power of fashion with Naana Badu
On this episode of Vet Candy IRL, host Shannon Gregoire meets image consultant and stylist, Naana Badu.
Naana went from working as a management consultant for IBM and Deloitte to a stylist and FIT-certified image consultant for her own business. She launched Badu Basics to help women of color focus on personal and professional development by feeling confident about how they look.