Consider The Enchilada

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Justin Davis — Producer & Head Engineer
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Elsa Hoffmann — Photographer

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We Love the U-Dub

Mick Garrett & Noah Radford — music
Noah Radford — composition
Mick Garrett — words

Purple & Gold Marching Band

Noah Radford — trumpet
Scott Glasgo — trombone
Noel Barnes — tenor saxophone
Emily Smith — baritone saxophone
Amelia Albert — clarinet
Liz Curry — flute, piccolo
Chelsey Davanzati — tuba
Rebecca Baggenstoss — snare drum, glockenspiel
Michael Royalty — bass drum
Dee Christoff — cymbals

Danica Winkley — vocals

Let there be light over Washington
Shining bright from us students and alums
We find shade under pink cherry trees
We hit The Ave like a pack of Huskies

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We read The Daily daily in Red Square
We follow the Fountain to find Rainier
We laud the Dawgs at Hec Ed Pavilion
We start The Wave at Husky Stadium

Come join our club
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In this episode, I talk with Dr. Tanmeet Sethi, an integrative family medicine physician, and clinical associate professor at the University of Washington School of Medicine. Our conversation focused on her debut book, Joy is My Justice, which explores cultivating and practicing joy in the face of oppression and day-to-day hardships.

Tanmeet Sethi

We're back from our break for Lina's wedding, which was wonderful and we all had an amazing time, but now it's time to catch up on two weeks of labor news! We start the show with a quick trip through as many short labor stories as we can, covering developments at Starbucks, Amazon, REI, Barnes & Noble, AT&T, Colectivo, Paizo, UPS, and more. Then we follow up with the workers at the Wharf InterContinental Hotel in Washington DC who have forced their employers to recognize their union election with UNITE HERE. We also check in on the UAW workers at Clarios, who have voted to end their strike, as well as the fallout from Florida's anti-public worker law. The past two weeks have seen diverging trends in negotiations with the Hollywood studios, with the Directors signing a tentative agreement for a new deal and SAG-AFTRA voting 98% in favor of joining the writers on strike. David Byrne's recent attempt to do a Broadway musical with no union musicians is the latest in a long history of anti-union behavior by the famed auteur. Smoke clouds choked NYC in the first week of June, forcing workers to organize for their safety. Finally, we congratulate the postdocs and researchers at the University of Washington for winning a one week strike for a new contract.

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Ep 161 - Back After Forming a Union

On the Cutting EDge podcast, Terrill Thompson, the manager of the University of Washington’s IT Accessibility team, says that while universities wait for additional regulations on web accessibility, they need to establish a culture that emphasizes its importance.
https://edscoop.com/education-department-web-accessibility-update-soon/

Listen to the first episode in our web accessibility miniseries.
https://edscoop.com/radio/whats-next-for-higher-ed-web-accessibility/

Register for StateScoop & EdScoop’s IT Modernization Summit
https://itmodernizationsummit.upgather.com/

Hear more from the higher education information technology community every two weeks on the Cutting EDge podcast. 
Listen here.
https://edscoop.com/cutting-edge-podcast/

Building a culture around web accessibility in higher ed

Today we discuss evidence-based approaches that use food and the gut microbiome to promote health and treat disease with Christopher Damman, MD, MA, a board-certified gastroenterologist and internist at the Digestive Health Center at the University of Washington Medical Center and CMO, Scientific Medical & Scientific Officer at Uplifting Results Labs.

Dr. Damman is a physician scientist with a particular interest in the microbiome and functional foods. Earlier in 2023, he gave a talk on the clinical application of the evidence base for dietary and microbial interventions to support well-being at our 6th Annual Sung Symposium: The Gut, Microbes, & Well-being.

Dr. Damman has a particular interest in the microbiome & functional foods, and he explores these themes as Editor-In-Chief at Gut Bites MD.

He’s also a clinical associate professor of Medicine at the University of Washington and entrepreneur with 20+ years of experience across the private, philanthropic, and academic sectors.

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Related Links

Dr. Dammen's Bio & Research Page
https://bit.ly/3G2f76u

Gut Bites MD
https://gutbites.org/

Hangry bacteria in your gut microbiome are linked to chronic disease—feeding them these nutrients could lead to a healthier body
https://bit.ly/3unqMuc

VIDEOS | 2023 Sung Symposium: The Gut, Microbes, & Well-being
https://bit.ly/SungVideos

Uplifting Results Labs
https://bit.ly/46pOjaV

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This podcast features the song “Follow Your Dreams” (freemusicarchive.org/music/Scott_Ho…ur_Dreams_1918) by Scott Holmes, available under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial (01https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/) license.

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Disclaimer: The content and information shared in GW Integrative Medicine is for educational purposes only and should not be taken as medical advice. The views and opinions expressed in GW Integrative Medicine represent the opinions of the host(s) and their guest(s). For medical advice, diagnosis, and/or treatment, please consult a medical professional.

Gut Health, Whole Health

Episode 1 of Ways of Knowing -- Season 2, an audio series about the humanities.

Made by The World According to Sound and The University of Washington. This episode features the work of professor of English and Data Science Anna Preus.

Ways of Knowing 01: Digital Humanities

Episode 5 of Ways of Knowing -- Season 2, an audio series about the humanities.

Made by The World According to Sound and The University of Washington. This episode features the work of professor of Math and the Comparative History of Ideas, Jayadev Athreya.

Ways of Knowing 05: Abstract Pattern Recognition, or Math

Episode 6 of Ways of Knowing -- Season 2, an audio series about the humanities.

Made by The World According to Sound and The University of Washington. This episode features the work of professor of cinema and media studies, Golden Owens.

Ways of Knowing 06: Sound Studies

Episode 7 of Ways of Knowing -- Season 2, an audio series about the humanities.

Made by The World According to Sound and The University of Washington. This episode features the work of Mal Ahern, professor of cinema and media studies.

Ways of Knowing 07: Glitches

Episode 8 of Ways of Knowing -- Season 2, an audio series about the humanities.

Made by The World According to Sound and The University of Washington. This episode features the work of professor of philosophy, Sara Goering.

Ways of Knowing 08: Ethics of Technology

Every two weeks, the Cutting EDge Podcast will bring you the latest in higher education technology news and analysis. The program will explore trending topics in depth and highlight news across the campus IT landscape. Each episode will feature conversations with top executives across higher education on things like hybrid learning, emerging technology, cybersecurity and modernization.

New ways of thinking about the world, brought to you by the humanities and The World According to Sound. 

We’re working with universities to translate academic research into sound. Each season has a radically different format and topic. You’ll never hear the same kind of thing twice.

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Welcome to GW Integrative Medicine, a podcast about using an integrative approach to disease prevention and health promotion. We look forward to sharing the latest news and research on Integrative Medicine – where the best practices of conventional medicine and evidence-based complementary medicine meet. This podcast is brought to you by the Office of Integrative Medicine and Health, the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences,  in collaboration with the university's Integrative Medicine Programs and the IMPACT Initiative.

This podcast connects listeners with South Asian writers and filmmakers as they explore some of the major issues of the world. From politics to culture, each episode looks at topics that impact and shape the lives of people living both in South Asia and its diaspora.

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