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JAN 30

Medications for Obesity

This program will discuss Medications for Obesity. Learners will be able to compare and contrast different pharmacotherapy options for weight management and clinical factors to consider when selecting an appropriate therapy for patients. Learners will be able to navigate the barriers to access for weight management pharmacotherapy and familiarize themselves with how to initiate and titrate pharmacotherapy for weight management. Link to transcript

Jan 30

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58 min
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Seizures and Spells

This webcast will discuss Seizures and Spells. Learners should expect to gain an understanding of the clinical approach to seizures and spells, including distinguishing between true epileptic events and conditions that can mimic seizures. The presentation will cover practical evaluation strategies, diagnostic criteria, and clinical cases to illustrate these principles. Link to transcript

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56 min
JAN 28

Episode 180 – Do you know your cost of production?

On this episode, Bruce and Josh have Clint Schroeder, Program Manager for the OSU Farm Business Analysis program, and Justin Baum, Clinton County Agriculture and Natural Resources Educator for OSU Extension. Clint and Justin discuss how farm managers can determine their cost of production and use the Crop Cost tool from the University of Minnesota in their decision-making process. https://farmprofitability.osu.edu https://cropcost.umn.edu

Jan 28

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18 min
JAN 21

Leveraging wearable tech to keep us healthy and help us heal

Healthcare technology doesn’t have to feel cold or impersonal. In this episode, two Ohio State researchers explore how innovation can support healing in deeply human ways — from wearable sensors woven into clothing to creative, arts-based rehabilitation. Together, they show how thoughtful design and collaboration can reshape the future of care.

Jan 21

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26 min
JAN 20

Regional Campus Leadership: Challenges, Insights, and Success Stories

In this episode of the Faculty Affairs Leadership Podcast, we talk with Dr. Bill Macdonald, former Dean and Director of the Newark Campus, about the unique challenges and opportunities of leading a regional campus. From supporting faculty across multiple programs to balancing local priorities with university-wide initiatives, Dr. MacDonald shares practical strategies, lessons learned, and success stories from his time in leadership. This episode is ideal for current or aspiring regional campus leaders who want to foster collaboration, enhance student experiences, and create a thriving campus community.

Jan 20

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32 min
JAN 29

Redefining Resilience in Leadership with Dr. Julian Barling and Dr. Simon Rego

In this episode, Dr. Julian Barling and Dr. Simon Rego speak with host Jen Knox Shanahan about how leaders can use cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) skills to navigate change, uncertainty, and transition with greater confidence. They explore what resilience really looks like in practice, how to lead hybrid teams intentionally, and preparing for the future […]

Jan 29

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30 min
JAN 21

Seeking truth in an era of misinformation

Online scams. Influence campaigns. AI: How to be skeptical, but not cynical, about the information you consume. Plus, advice for teachers. Get news and guest insights by subscribing to the Inspire Podcast Newsletter. See the transcript. Read educators' tips on teaching students to verify truth.

Jan 21

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26 min
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Nathan Whelan: Rediscovering the Extinct

Nathan Whelan, Associate Professor of Evolution, Ecology and Organismal Biology and Director of the Museum of Biological Diversity, discusses the core mission of the museum. The museum focuses on research rather than public exhibits, emphasizing the importance of understanding and documenting natural history through collections of various organisms such as mollusks, insects, plants, birds, and mammals. He highlights the significance of freshwater mollusks in maintaining healthy ecosystems and outlines his lab’s efforts in using genomic data to understand and conserve these organisms. Whelan shares instances of discovering species thought to be extinct, adding to the conservation initiatives. He also describes plans to expand the museum’s engagement with the community with outreach events, including the Open House on March 28th, 2026. VoE- Nathan WhelanDownload

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36 min
JAN 22

Cognitive Behavioral Tools for Leaders with Dr. Julian Barling and Dr. Simon Rego

In this episode, Dr. Julian Barling and Dr. Simon Rego speak with host Jen Knox Shanahan about how cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) can support effective leadership by helping leaders manage stress, reframe unhelpful thinking patterns, and improve decision-making. The conversation highlights the role of leadership mindset, mental health, and values-based leadership in sustaining performance and […]

Jan 22

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29 min
JAN 23

Approach to Hyponatremia

This webcast will discuss Approach to Hyponatremia. This presentation will review the physiology of hyponatremia. The presenter will also go through the symptoms and sequelae of hyponatremia. Then, the presentation will dive in to the diagnostic workup and various causes of hyponatremia. Finally, the presenter will review treatment strategies for the various causes of hyponatremia. Link to transcript

Jan 23

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55 min

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