La gestión del dinero es una de las principales fuentes de preocupación y de estrés en todo el mundo, tanto como la propia salud física. En BBVA vemos la mejora de la salud financiera como parte de nuestra responsabilidad. Garantizar que las personas puedan prosperar en sus vidas y en sus negocios es la manera más clara y directa de llevar a la práctica nuestro propósito, ya que una mejor salud financiera facilita el acceso a más oportunidades. En este podcast te daremos las claves para conseguirlo. Salud financiera, un podcast de BBVA

Welcome to the Women of Color Rise podcast! I’m Analiza Quiroz Wolf, proud Filipina American, mom of two, and former CEO of a non-profit and Captain in the US Air Force. My mission is to support having more diverse leaders at the table, especially women and people of color. We’ll be talking with successful CEOs and C-suite women leaders of color and learning about their leadership journeys. If you are a woman or woman of color who wants a seat at the table, you’re in the right place. Website: www.analizawolf.com

The NAMCA podcast is dedicated to giving emerging higher ed professionals insight and unique professional development opportunites through interviews with those that plan co-curricular activities. Listen in on fun interviews conducted by NAMCA (the national association of masterminds & co-curricular advancement). For more information visit www.NAMCAWeb.com

Are you a parent of an autistic or neurodivergent child searching for the right support? Look no further! The Autism Family Resource Podcast is your go-to guide, here to empower you on this unique journey. Each episode, we dive deep into actionable tips, routines, and success stories from fellow parents, healthcare pros, and individuals who truly get it. Our mission is to equip you with the tools, resources, and knowledge to help your child—and your entire family—thrive both at home and in your community. You're not alone on this journey. I’m Brian Keene, a licensed pediatric occupational therapist and the founder of Pure Hearts Therapy. We offer neurodiversity-affirming, home-based, and virtual therapies for families in the Phoenix metro area. Don’t miss out on insights that can make a difference! Hit subscribe and be the first to know when new episodes drop. Got questions? Contact us at [email protected] or visit www.pureheartstherapy.com for more info.

Tune in each week to hear a student recorded & produced podcast giving you the scoop about what's going on around the Providence community. Each episode is 4-6 minutes long and features interviews from students, staff, and faculty. Stay in the loop with Highlander Highlights.

"Creating Great Grooming Dogs" is the podcast that explores how to teach dogs to be Calm, Comfortable, and Cooperative during grooming and other essential care. Tailored for Groomers, Trainers, Veterinarians, Vet Techs, Owners, and all pet professionals, it bridges the gap between grooming expertise and behavioral science. Hosted by Chrissy Neumyer Smith, this show brings unmatched knowledge and experience to the table. Chrissy is a Master Groomer Behavior Specialist (MGBS), Certified Professional Groomer (CPG), Certified Behavior Consultant for Canines (CBCC-KA), Certified Professional Dog Trainer (CPDT-KA), and a Fear Free Certified Professional in Grooming and Training (FFCP). As the Dean of Academics at The Whole Pet Grooming Academy and the instructor for its Master Groomer Behavior Specialist diploma program, Chrissy’s unique approach combines technical grooming proficiency with advanced behavioral insights. Join Chrissy for practical advice and professional guidance you won’t find anywhere else.

Explore transformative stories from healthcare executives as they share impactful moments of human connection from their professional journeys. It’s these moments, the moments where people feel truly seen or heard, that spark positive change. Moments Move Us is a podcast hosted by Rebecca Coren: changemaker, healthcare advocate, and CEO of Wambi. Join Rebecca to hear these inspiring stories and reflect on when you experienced the moments that moved you.

Welcome to The PDHPE & CAFS Podcast  your weekly, fast‑action guide to thriving as a teacher of PDHPE, Community & Family Studies and Health & Movement Science in NSW. Host Kelly Bell has lived the challenges you face in teaching, after more than two decades in the classroom she rose to become NSW’s trusted voice in PDHPE, CAFS and HMS, serving as HSC Supervisor of Marking and mentoring educators statewide. Each episode delivers time‑saving lesson frameworks, evidence‑based wellbeing strategies, assessment hacks and expert interviews so you can lift student outcomes, master the new syllabus and reclaim your afternoons, weekends and holidays. Whether you’re brand‑new or a seasoned pro, tune in for practical, ready‑to‑use ideas that boost marks, reduce burnout and reignite your passion for teaching. 🔔 Free resources and show notes at thelearnnet.com.

Rabbi Mayer Simcha Stromer explores the weekly Parsha, and shares thought-provoking and insightful content to uplift your shabbos and enhance your avodas Hashem.

JAAOS® (aka the Yellow Journal) is a trusted source of cutting edge primary research and in-depth review articles from world experts in the field of orthopaedics. The JAAOS Journal Club brings select faculty together to discuss a specific topic based on chosen JAAOS articles. Every two months starting in September 2021, join us as select faculty members identify and discuss articles related to upcoming AAOS Courses. This podcast is intended for residents and fellow orthopaedic surgeons alike, so they can note which courses they’d like to attend and expand their knowledge.

Join The YU Torah Mitzion Kollel as they explore a fascinating torah-based controversy, its historical context and contemporary spiritual applications each week.

How do doctors think and take clinical decisions during times of prolonged uncertainty? 'The Bitter Pill' podcasts explore this theme using examples from the 1980's when patients with hemophilia contracted HIV and hepatitis from their treatment with blood plasma. For four years, between 1982 and 1985 hemophilia doctors struggled with the challenges posed by HIV in their patients and how to modify their treatments. This is a critical period in medical history because of the suffering and death of so many people brought on by medical treatment. The aim of this podcast series is to learn about the serious dilemmas of health professionals in the 1980s and help reflect on clinical practice. They will provoke the listener - the medical student and contemporary health professionals - to contextualise situations that are universal in medical practice across cultures. Mallika Sekhar MBBS, MD, FRCPath, FRCP is a physician and haematologist trained in India and The U.K. She is currently a Consultant Haematologist at the Royal Free Hospital and UCL Hospitals and Honorary Associate Professor at University College London. https://www.royalfree.nhs.uk/services/staff-a-z/dr-mallika-sekhar/