Những podcast Convex hay nhất (2024)

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Life as a Forensic Psychologist with Kerry Daynes 43:34

3d ago43:34

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Forensic Psychologist Kerry Daynes delves into the psyche of some of the most disturbed criminal minds to understand what lies behind their often heinous actions. Her work as one of the most sought after forensic psychologists in the business has taken her from maximum-security prisons, police interview rooms and the witness box to the wards of sec…

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Convexity 19:40

13d ago19:40

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Amaka shares her expertise on the use of convexity with ostomy patients along their pre-op and post-op journey. Amaka Akinade is a board-certified Advance Practice Nurse, Adult Health Clinical Nurse Specialist, and Certified Wound Ostomy Nurse. She graduated from the University of Texas at Arlington with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing, obtained h…

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Style for Soldiers with Emma Willis 42:35

10d ago42:35

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When Jermyn Street shirt-maker Emma Willis MBE heard a documentary on Radio 4 about injured soldiers recovering from life-changing injuries on their return from Afghanistan, she knew she wanted to help. Emma has spent years visiting patients at Headley Court Military Hospital in Surrey, gently measuring burns victims, Armed Forces men and women who…

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Giles Duley MBE on the Legacy of War 57:13

18d ago57:13

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Photographer & storyteller Giles Duley MBE joins me from Ukraine where his NGO – the Legacy of War Foundation – is providing ambulances to the frontline to evacuate civilians, many of them elderly. Giles lost both legs and an arm when he stepped on an improvised explosive device in Afghanistan in 2011 whilst embedded with 101st Airborne. Locked in …

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Sam James’s Edinburgh Fringe Debut as a Producer 37:53

24d ago37:53

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Find out what it’s like to produce your first ever play and put it on alongside 3,800 other shows at The Edinburgh Fringe. Sam James, Technical Head of Claims at Convex and winner of the company’s Dream Pitch, produced ‘Girlhood’ which examines the roles of mothers and the impact of mother figures on our lives. Armed with a copy of The Accidental P…

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Discover the Science of Eating for a Lifetime of Health with Dr Federica Amati 49:50

1M ago49:50

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Dr Federica Amati - one of Britain’s top nutritional scientists – recalls the eureka moment studying with legendary Professor Elio Riboli when she realised the power of food on good health, preventing many chronic diseases. The Italian-born scientist teaches medical students at Imperial College London – something that didn’t happen five years ago –…

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Adventuring in the UK with The Travel Project 47:21

1M ago47:21

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Charlie Wild and Jessica Last have spent three years exploring the UK in search of unique and exciting adventures on our doorstep. From climbing peaks in the Scottish Highlands to surfing the breaks off Northern Ireland; foraging in the deepest forests of Snowdonia to camping wild on Dartmoor, they’ve discovered extraordinary places and wonderful c…

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Breaking the Sound Barrier with the Fastest Man on Land 55:35

1M ago55:35

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When Wing Commander Andy Green OBE broke the sound barrier in a supersonic jet car in 1997, he became the fastest person on land – a world record he still holds, almost three decades on. Andy explains the risks involved, the spectacularly small mathematical margins for error, lessons learned, and reveals the thrills of driving more than 763 mph acr…

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Life in the Legendary Pathfinders as a Lancaster Bomb Aimer 29:47

2M ago29:47

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101-year-old Jack Dark reflects on life in WW2 as part of the RAF’s elite Pathfinder Force. Just a lad at 18, Jack was a Bomb Aimer and Navigator in the Lancaster Bomber. The Pathfinders went in first to find and mark the targets. Their accuracy is said to have changed the course of the Second World War. Jack is one of a few surviving Pathfinders a…

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Chris Levine - Using 7.83 Hertz to Highlight the Health of Our Oceans 38:22

2M ago38:22

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Artist Chris Levine, renowned for his portraits of the late Queen, describes 7.83 Hertz – his new immersive installation featuring cutting edge lasers - which he hopes can be scaled to highlight the vital role our ocean plays in tackling the world’s climate crisis. Created in collaboration with the Convex Seascape Survey, Chris explains how underst…

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Clinical exploration of the urethra and bladder mucosa by a urologist 16:15

3M ago16:15

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In this episode, Dr. Wiegand focuses on the urethra for males and females and provides an understanding of intermittent catheterization of the bladder, associated with incomplete bladder emptying. He highlights the importance of patients remaining compliant with bladder emptying protocol. Dr. Wiegand discusses different treatment options for urinar…

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Drama Producer Gareth Neame on a Life in Cinematography 47:10

4M ago47:10

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Golden Globe, BAFTA & Emmy-winning drama producer Gareth Neame OBE shares stories behind some of the most-watched original dramas he’s created – from global phenomena Downton Abbey to the BBC hit Spooks. As filming for the third Downton film nears the end with a cast who are like family, Gareth gives a sneak peek into other dramas he’s making, incl…

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Tim Shipman on the Glory Days of Political Journalism 52:52

4M ago52:52

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As Britain experiences the first two weeks of a Labour Government, award-winning Chief Political Commentator of The Sunday Times, Tim Shipman, assesses where we’re at and what’s in store under Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Tim gives an insight into what it takes to be a trusted political insider, likening it to the spy world where members of the Cab…

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Triathlete Dame Flora on Defending her Olympic Gold in Paris 36:17

4M ago36:17

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When reigning Olympic Gold triathlete Dame Flora Duffy takes her place on the pontoon on the Seine in Paris in three weeks’ time, it marks the end of a long, frustrating battle to make the start line. Flora finished 2022 on a high, winning her second Commonwealth Gold, but was devastated not to race at all in 2023 due to a painful, complicated knee…

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A Discussion on US Election 1:04:05

4M ago1:04:05

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In this episode, we will discuss the coming US election and the investment implications.Bởi total convexity

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Dakar Winner Jane Daniels on her Adrenalin-Fuelled sport 39:47

4M ago39:47

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Four time British FIM Enduro World Champion Jane Daniels aimed simply to complete her first ever Dakar race – an extreme endurance event. But she won the 2024 Women’s Class, racing across 7,891km of towering sand dunes, vast oases, and dramatic rock formations in Saudi Arabia, sponsored by Italian motorcycle company Fantic. Jane, from Wigan, shares…

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Working with teens who have ostomies 34:15

4M ago34:15

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Working with teens with ostomies is a unique situation. Kim Fields shares her expertise and some best practices when working with this population. Guest bio: Kim Fields is a Registered Nurse and certified in wound, ostomy and continence. She has been a pediatric nurse for over 20 years. She currently practices at a level one trauma, academic hospit…

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Oli France's Journey from Death Valley to the Summit of Denali 37:34

5M ago37:34

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Explorer Oli France on his 64-day, 3,588-mile 'human powered' journey, cycling alone for 39 days from Death Valley in California to Denali, eventually reaching the summit of one of the world’s most challenging mountains. Oli spent ten years dreaming of and five years planning ‘The Ultimate Seven’ project – expeditions which will culminate in, hopef…

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Dr Jack Wolfson’s Natural Way to Heart Health 47:05

5M ago47:05

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Dr Jack Wolfson practised as a traditional hospital cardiologist in the States for more than 16 years, following in his eminent father’s footsteps. An epiphany moment with his now wife, Dr Heather Wolfson, led him on a different journey - to investigate the cause of heart disease and illness, rather than ‘put a Band-Aid’ over the symptoms. Based in…

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Decision-making Unravelled with Behavioural Scientist Elspeth Kirkman 47:50

5M ago47:50

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In this week’s Convex Conversation we explore behavioural science and its role in helping tackle some of the greatest challenges in society. Behavioural scientist Elspeth Kirkman – Chief Programmes Officer at innovation charity Nesta – reveals how issues like the nation’s health, domestic decarbonisation and the disparity in early childhood are bei…

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Royal Marines Assoc Paddle Group D-Day Tribute 39:03

5M ago39:03

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To mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day, Helen joins the Paddle Group, Royal Marines Association, on the Thames in a folding two-man boat, known as a Klepper, made famous by the Cockleshell heroes. As she paddles with former Royal Marines corporal Chris Maynard and some of the team preparing to cross the Channel to Normandy, she discovers how these e…

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Intermittent catheterization to manage urinary retention: a focus on male anatomy 8:39

5M ago8:39

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Episode summary: Dr. Wiegand joins us today with a closer look into the male urethra and lower urinary tract when there is a clinical need for intermittent catheterization. Incomplete bladder emptying associated with urinary retention in males presents a unique set of challenges, teaching opportunities, and potential complications. Dr. Wiegand shar…

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Catherine Fairweather's Life in Travel & Conflict News 36:55

5M ago36:55

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Travel writer Catherine Fairweather talks about her new podcast series, Voices from the Frontline, exploring lives shaped by war. In the first episode she interviews her husband, revered photo-journalist Sir Don McCullin, and recalls how she first heard about Don from foreign correspondent Jon Swain when she was 11, living in Laos during the Indoch…

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A Discussion on Latin America 35:28

5M ago35:28

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In this episode, we will discuss our long-term outlook on Latin America.Bởi total convexity

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At the Sharp End of the Charity Sector 37:04

6M ago37:04

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Prince William is building 24 sustainable homes on his Duchy of Cornwall land at Nansledan to provide temporary accommodation and support for some of the many people sleeping rough in the county, in partnership with homelessness charity St Petrocs. Jon Sparkes OBE is a trustee of St Petrocs; ran Crisis; Scope; is currently CEO of UNICEK UK and is a…

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Dinosaur Discoveries with Palaeontologist Prof Paul Barrett 47:09

6M ago47:09

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Deep in the sub-basement of the Natural History Museum in London, surrounded by a vast collection of dinosaur bones, world-leading palaeontologist Prof Paul Barrett gives an insight into how prehistoric times can inform current issues like climate change. In this golden age for prehistoric reptiles, where on average one new dinosaur is discovered e…

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Rory Stewart – Politics On The Edge 39:44

6M ago39:44

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An insider’s view from former cabinet minister Rory Stewart OBE on the upcoming UK election and the difficulties a new Government will face taking over a country that he believes is bust, with public services we can't afford. Rory is already selling out venues like the O2 in the autumn with his The Rest is Politics podcast co-host Alastair Campbell…

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A Discussion on Mexico 31:50

6M ago31:50

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Royal Commentator & Historian Major General Alastair Bruce OBE 46:40

6M ago46:40

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Major General Alastair Bruce OBE is known for his engaging live TV commentary, here and in America, on royal weddings, jubilees, and the King's Coronation, giving viewers an accurate insight into ceremonial life and history. Alastair - a direct descendant of the revered warrior king Robert the Bruce - is the current Governor of Edinburgh Castle, a …

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Exclusive with the UK’s Former Chief of the Defence Staff 36:25

7M ago36:25

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Former Chief of the Defence Staff General Sir Nick Carter gives his assessment on the current conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine, as well as reflects on his 45 years serving in the military. Sir Nick says the world looks a lot more like it did in the 1910s and 1930s and explains the geopolitics behind why he believes conflict is now possible …

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Japanese Yen and Why You Should Pay Attention 55:09

7M ago55:09

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In this episode, we will discuss the potential change of the trend of Japanese Yen, and why this matters not only for macro traders, but also for asset allocators.Bởi total convexity

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A urologist’s perspective on incomplete bladder emptying 13:58

7M ago13:58

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Dr. Wiegand joins us today to share one of his goals as a urologist; restoring and/or creating natural urinary habits for his patients, while keeping the urinary tract healthy. In this episode, Dr. Wiegand spends time discussing urinary retention, incomplete bladder emptying, mechanical as well as surgical options, and the importance of patient com…

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Astronaut Selection with Dr Tess Morris-Paterson 48:09

8M ago48:09

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As NASA prepares to land people on the Moon for the first time since 1972, aerospace physiologist Dr Tess Morris-Paterson talks about her work selecting astronauts for missions like Artemis and what it takes to become an astronaut. Tess explains the lunar orbit of the Moon's South Pole, discusses plans for astronauts to live and work under the Moon…

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Bonita Norris on Conquering Everest at 22 46:02

8M ago46:02

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Bonita Norris became the youngest British woman to summit Everest in 2010, aged just 22. What was even more remarkable about her feat, was that she only started mountaineering at university. Inspired and driven by the thought of seeing the curvature of the Earth from the world’s highest peak, Bonita explains how she conquered tough mental, physical…

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How Our Body Clock Can Revolutionise Our Sleep and Health 49:39

8M ago49:39

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Eminent scientist Russell Foster, Professor of Circadian Neuroscience at Oxford University, shares some of his extraordinary life’s work, taking us on a fascinating journey through the science of our body clocks. As work and recreation time has become increasingly blurred, we’ve neglected our 24-hour biological clock which guides us towards the bes…

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Alice Loxton – Bringing History to Life for Millions on Socials 42:22

8M ago42:22

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Historian Alice Loxton is on a mission to bring history to a wider, younger audience using the power of her 2 million followers on socials. The 28-year-old presenter and author travels up and down the UK, filming intriguing bite-sized historical facts and little-known stories from various periods in authentic settings. Alice has packed a lot in – w…

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An update on Market Outlook 1:13:17

8M ago1:13:17

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In this episode, we provide an update on the market outlook.Bởi total convexity

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Pediatric best practice guidelines: Ostomy pouching and management questions-part 2 15:32

8M ago15:32

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Join us as Louise shares her expertise in pediatric ET nursing. Guest bio: Louise Forest-Lalande is an ET nurse from Montreal, Canada. She is known for her expertise in Pediatric ET Nursing. She is actively involved in ET nursing and wound care organizations, has taught and lectured in many countries, and she is past President of the World Council …

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Shoshana Stewart on Protecting Heritage & Communities at Risk 44:35

8M ago44:35

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When a 26-year-old American astrophysics major arrived in the Old City of Kabul in Afghanistan to volunteer, she had no idea the work would become a major part of her life, helping tens of thousands of people survive and thrive in unstable, war-torn countries. Shoshana Stewart, President of Turquoise Mountain, explains how the international NGO sta…

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How One Woman Exposed the World’s Biggest Fraud 46:14

9M ago46:14

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Investigative journalist Clare Rewcastle Brown reveals the remarkable story behind her exposing the 1MDB fraud in which billions of dollars were embezzled from Malaysia’s sovereign wealth fund. From her kitchen table in London, Clare worked doggedly with the FBI and US Department of Justice on her one-woman investigation which toppled a government,…

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How the UK Brought Back its Monuments Men 43:28

9M ago43:28

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Six years ago, the British Army tasked Lieutenant Colonel Tim Purbrick OBE with forming a unit to defend and preserve some of the world’s greatest cultural treasures, at risk of theft or destruction in conflict. The former tank commander explains how the lessons learned by the real-life ‘Monuments Men’ in World War 2 - documented by Sir Leonard Woo…

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Former Hello! Editor in Chief Rosie Nixon on Reinventing Herself 42:04

9M ago42:04

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Hello! Magazine’s former Editor in Chief Rosie Nixon talks openly about how she unexpectedly found herself on the brink of burnout after 16 years at Britain’s favourite celebrity magazine. Despite incredible career success, Rosie was running on empty and didn’t feel the same joy from the adrenalin-fuelled, glamorous publishing world she had once th…

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Spina bifida bowel protocol: Transitioning to specific programs in continence achievement 29:13

9M ago29:13

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Join us as Dr. Kelly shares her expertise on spina bifida bowel protocol. Guest bio: Dr. Maryellen Kelly is an Assistant Professor at Duke University and has been a pediatric nurse practitioner in urology since 2010. She obtained her MSN from Columbia University, her master’s in health science clinical research from Duke University, and her DNP fro…

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The Good Grief Trust - Help and Hope in One Place 47:58

9M ago47:58

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Grange Hill star Linda Magistris founded The Good Grief Trust after she lost her partner – BAFTA-winning director Graham Theakston - to a rare cancer and found little support to help her cope with his early death. Linda has grown it into the UK’s leading bereavement network, bringing more than 900 specialist charities & services together under one …

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An Inside Look at Organised Crime in Britain 50:56

10M ago50:56

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Operation Ringtail culminated in convictions following the smashing of a drugs ring who smuggled more than £1.5 billion worth of cocaine into the UK, hidden in boxes of frozen chicken. Leading the investigation was this week’s guest, Detective Chief Superintendent Carl Galvin - Head of the Yorkshire and Humber Regional Organised Crime Unit. Carl ta…

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Adventures of The Jungle Doctor, Dr Chloe Buiting 47:32

10M ago47:32

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Dr Chloe Buiting, known as The Jungle Doctor, is an Australian wildlife vet & conservationist whose love for nature & animals started as a teenager on the remote Lord Howe Island, described by Lord Attenborough as “so extraordinary it’s almost unbelievable.” Chloe’s work includes fitting prosthetics on elephants in Chiang Mai who have lost limbs th…

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Driving Change in Women’s Sport with Sue Anstiss 38:48

10M ago38:48

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2024 is an exciting year for women’s sport, not least with the Olympics in Paris on the horizon - the first Games in history to offer gender parity. Sue Anstiss MBE has been involved in women’s sport for more than three decades - dedicating much of her working life to fighting for equality and driving change. We explore the impact of teams like the…

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Geopolitics, Does It Matter? 1:05:23

11M ago1:05:23

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In this episode, we will discuss geopolitics and the investment implications.Bởi total convexity

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Pioneering Nature-Based Solutions to Help Society & the Planet 39:56

11M ago39:56

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As our climate emergency deepens, the CEO of Triodos Bank UK – one of the world’s most sustainable banks – explains how the current global banking system needs strong mandatory regulations to become a catalyst for a more sustainable future and fairer economy. Dr Bevis Watts is the first, and perhaps only, environmentalist to lead a UK bank and has …

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Capturing ’Mambabatok’ Apo Whang-Od’s Beauty for Vogue’s Cover 47:04

11M ago47:04

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When Vogue Philippines asked Artu Nepomuceno to trek to the remote mountain village of Buscalan to photograph 106-year-old tattoo artist Apo Whang-Od, he said yes immediately! Apo Whang-Od is the last 'mambabatok' of her generation, keeping the thousand-year-old practice of 'batok' alive by training and inspiring her grandnieces in the ancient art …

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