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Medical Rewrites is the podcast that rewrites movie scenes with evidence-based medicine. Come for the clinical pearls, stay for the tangents.This podcast analyzes movie scenes with medical plot points that fall short of best practices then rewrite the scene or dialogue.Schedule: Q14 days on WednesdayGuest experts: PRN

Northwest of Normal is a true crime podcast featuring stories from the Pacific Northwest. Hosts Meghan and Jon share harrowing stories from their neck of the woods. They focus on victims and their families and dive into the deeper elements of these stories, exploring wider cultural implications of law, punishment, psychology, and the human condition.

The Curious Nature Podcast is where Wild Meets Wonder. It's hosted by Meghan LaPrairie, a personal brand photographer, and Olivia Bowen, a certified life coach. Season One focuses on cycles and the various ways they show up in our lives. Season Two focuses on magic in practical application techniques for achieving a more balanced and empowered life

Welcome to Sounds of the Shore, a podcast that invites you to immerse yourself in the tranquil and nostalgic environment of Maryland's eastern shore. This podcast captures the soothing sounds of nature from rolling waves to chirping birds, as well as the comforting hum of household appliances. These repetitive and familiar sounds create a calming white noise ambiance, perfect for relaxation, sleep, focus, or simply creating a peaceful atmosphere.

Welcome to AI Agents Among Us — the podcast where bold ideas, emerging tech, and sharp design collide. Will is a data scientist who works at Google, after spending over 7 years at Microsoft driving innovation with enterprise customers. Meghan spent 18 years at Microsoft and now consults with the Peerless Group, helping enterprise and government contractors adopt AI through design thinking and the Jobs-to-Be-Done methodology. Together, they supported Microsoft’s largest enterprise accounts and now bring that same energy to the mic.Each week, we riff on the future of AI, data, and digital ...

An adventure through food history, industry talk and other highlights from the Saint duo. A non-archaeologist making assumptions and being told "Um, Actually" by the archaeologist. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In The Conceivable Future, authors Meghan Elizabeth Kallman and Josephine Ferorelli explore the ways in which the climate crisis is affecting our personal decisions about family planning, parenting, and political action. This book offers fresh, timely answers to questions such as: How do I decide to have a baby when there's the threat of environmental collapse? How do I parent a child in the middle of the climate crisis? What can I actually do to help stop global warming?

In August 2008, Sarah Widmer, a healthy 24 year-old woman is found dead in her bathtub, just four months after marrying Ryan Widmer… the only person at home with Sarah that night. Suspicion quickly fell on Ryan, leading to his arrest and conviction for Sarah’s murder. But could this have been a tragic accident? Ryan has adamantly maintained his innocence for the last 16 years, but now, two seasoned criminologists examine the very controversial conviction of Ryan Widmer, for the murder of his wife Sarah. Is Ryan a murder or did something else happen in that bathroom? Join us to ...