Podcast appearances and mentions of amy li

Thanks so much to Amy Li for her fascinating selections last week while I was in Naarm with Zoe Jungist of FBi's own Variable Depth Audit DJing at the incredible Absorbed IV! That means I've got two weeks of new …Read more »

Laura Beaton speaks to psychiatrist David Castle about enhanced physical health monitoring for people with schizophrenia and the unique challenges to implementing preventive health care in these patients. David discusses modifiable physical health risk factors and how these can be addressed as part of a multidisciplinary holistic approach to care. Read the full article by David and his co-author, Amy Li, in Australian Prescriber.

CES 2024's Eureka Park winner is here! Dive deep into the world of personalized hearing with Paul Amadeus Lane and Amy Li, CEO of Concha Labs. Learn how her journey and innovative technology are changing lives, one sound at a time.

As we continue the conversation in regards to the positive impact art can have on you, let's dive in to what happens to your body when you make art. Listen to Amy Li, founder of Dance4Healing, as she talks about her personal experience with art and it's healing powers and her current NIH study developing an intergenerational telehealth program for minority diabetes patients and their care partners to increase engagement and reduce health disparities. From dance and movement to voice recognition and artificial intelligence, Amy Li has found a way to combine her passion for arts and healing with her background in design and computer technology to create a personal healing art program for healthcare patients.More information here: https://dance4healing.com/ - join the NIH study here: https://nihstudy.dance4healing.com/Support the show

#climatechange #environment #Rutgers #GenZ #plantbasediets #waterquality #ONEHEALTH CONVERSATIONS WITH CALVIN; WE THE SPECIES RUTGERS STUDENT PANEL; (Dec 14) ONE HEALTH; Interdependence of people, animals, plants, & environment. Featuring One Health Club Journal Intro; “Writing Heals and Inspires” Journal includes topics; Plant-based diets, Water quality, Soil health, wildfires, deforestation, E-cigarettes, etc. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JELJPN7BSD0 rutgersohc@gmail.com TIME is now & essential ONE HEALTH; A collaborative, multisectoral, and transdisciplinary approach—working at the local, regional, national, and global levels—with the goal of achieving optimal health outcomes by recognizing the interconnection between people, animals, plants, and their shared environment. PANELISTS: *DR GLORIA BACHMANN, MD, OB-GYN, Dir Women's Health Institute, Rutgers RWJ Med School; At RWJUH-NB, in addition to being Medical Director of the PROUD Gender Center of NJ, she is the gynecologist for Executive Health Program. *HEATHER BUTLER is a junior majoring in Public Health at School of Environmental & Biological Sciences at Rutgers. She serves as Communications & Outreach Chair of Rutgers One Health Club & is a research assistant at Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy. * LIKHITHA PATLOLLA is a senior at Rutgers University Honors College, Biochemistry major and Public Health and Linguistics double minor and One Health Club founding member and Vice President *AMY LI is a senior at Rutgers majoring in Cell Biology & Neuroscience minoring in Public Health & History. Currently serves as President of Rutgers One Health Club and is excited to be sharing our journal with the Rutgers community and the larger public. *CALVIN SCHWARTZ, Moderator; novelist, journalist, broadcaster, Rutgers lecturer, podcaster. ** ALSO ON AUDIO: SPOTIFY http://spoti.fi/3bMYVYW GOOGLE PODCASTS http://bit.ly/38yH3yP edits by Claudine Smith- Email: casproductions01@gmail.com ** RECENT ENVIRONMENTAL BROADCASTS: ONE HEALTH NJ; People, animals, plants & environment 1st Panel Thurs Oct 27 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgLr9enEhK8&t=2441s ** ONE HEALTH NJ; People, animals, plants & environment 1st Panel Thurs Oct 27 Spotted Lanternfly, invasive insects, blemished fruit, microplastics and cigarette butts, Students (GenZ) perspectives as undergraduates & OneHealth YouTube: https://lnkd.in/e7-NYxa2 ** CLIMATE OPTIMISTS Everything NOT Fine A Living Intelligent WATER Panel 9 10 22 YouTube: https://lnkd.in/eBVpK4gk ** GLORIA BACHMANN MD, RWJMS Prof OB GYN, Dir, Women's Health Institute #Rutgers #RWJ Med School; ONE HEALTH (NJ 1st State to legislate) Human Health, Animal Health, Earth Sciences. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFxjIQrfe0o ** DAMIR HAMAMDZIC, DVM, PhD, (Veterinarian); ONE HEALTH NJ (Human, Animal, Plant) Steering Committee; Bio-Ethics; Animal Welfare and Regulatory Compliance (Janssen Pharmaceuticals) Animal-Human Transplantation?; Seinfeld.(TV) YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKJW1MkqizU ** PLEASE SUBSCRIBE 196 Interviews (You can almost get any subject you want ) #animalrescue #climatechange #womenshealth #ONEHEALTH #water #singersongwriter #branding #mindfullness #comedy #sport #infertility #racialequity #stuntwomen

Dr. Keith Edwards discusses the finance of higher education with three experts, Drs. Nate Daun-Barnett, Amy Li, and Kevin McClure. They cover the basics of the higher education financial models as well as cutting-edge issues. The conversation centers around how more equitable resourcing is needed to meet student needs as opposed to the status quo continuing to exacerbate the gaps between the "haves" and the "have-nots."

IndieBio is the place where entrepreneurship meets science, founders from diverse backgrounds connect, and solutions to the world's biggest problems come to life. Arvind Gupta is the founder of Indiebio and Po Branson is the managing director. They both wrote the most creative book I've ever read: Decoding the world, on the science of our future.In this episode: Why microbes are so cool The scientific method applied in daily life Other main takeaways from the bookFollow Amy on Twitter @Amyli0 Get full access to S

IndieBio is the place where entrepreneurship meets science, founders from diverse backgrounds connect, and solutions to the world's biggest problems come to life. Arvind Gupta is the founder of Indiebio and Po Branson is the managing director. They both wrote the most creative book I've ever read: Decoding the world, on the science of our future. In this episode: Why microbes are so cool The scientific method applied in daily life Other main takeaways from the book Follow Amy on Twitter @Amyli0

For episode three of our August how it started how it's going, we talk about a subject very close to my own heart: being a race volunteer. Amy Li was just a girl who started out hating running but grew to love it. In fact, she grew to love it so much, she wanted to play a role in everyone's race day, so she got involved as a volunteer. Today Amy holds multiple volunteer roles and she and I chat about why being a volunteer is so special and how YOU can make the decision to get started too.

Techstination, your destination for gadgets and gear.   I'm Fred Fishkin.    A diagnosis of stage IV cancer was life altering in many ways for Amy Li…who had worked in technology for companies like Yahoo and AT&T…and had just started with a NASA program.   But after that battle…  she refocused and launched...

Do you like 1 minute podcasts? I'm trying to increase value density of these episodes. I want to increase the ROI of your most precious resource, your time. Over the past months, I've worked to increase the quantity of content output. But I fear my quality has suffered. Do these podcasts actually provide value to anyone? Thank you to Amy Li for contributing some of these thoughts! Connect with me: @laurgao on Twitter. Or email: gaolauro@gmail.com

How do you know you're an independent thinker in a world where sheep mentality is the norm? Amy and Laura discuss the first principles of morality, associating beliefs with your identity, authentic feedback, and Paul Graham's essay on thinking for yourself. Thinking unconventionally doesn't equal to thinking independently. Are you following TKS ideology with sheep mentality? Shownotes: http://first.lauragao.ca/1 Music: bensound.com

"As far as sensory issues warmth is your best friend on your period. Thats why people recommend warm pants, putting on socks, a bunch of clothes, wrapping up in a blanket and thats been helpful to me to cut down on the sensory experiences as i'm going through the period itself," says Amy Li Baksh. Amy joins this episode of Autism Stories to discuss starting a project to help autistics with their menstrual cycles. To learn more about Amy and the Lilypads Project: https://www.instagram.com/lilypadstt/ To be updated on the latest Autism Stories episode subscribe on your favorite podcast listening platform. If you could give us a positive rating and review on your favorite listening platform we would really appreciate that. Looking for coaching to reduce the overwhelm or to find purpose in your lives then schedule an intake meeting with Autism Personal Coach https://calendly.com/autimspersonalcoach/60min?month=2020-10

Mark Keppler discusses distance learning with Sydney Johnson from EdSource, E. Toby Boyd from the California Teachers Association, Amy Li, a Fiscal and Policy Analyst at the Legislative Analyst's Office, and Sunne McPeak, President & CEO of the California Emerging Technology Fund as well as the distance learning's impact on the digital divide in the Central Valley with Dr. Tamara Ravalin, Superintendent of Visalia Unified, Dr. Sara Noguchi, Superintendent of Modesto Unified, Dr. Eimear O'Farrell, Superintendent of Clovis Unified, and Kurt Madden, the Chief Technology Officer at Fresno Unified.

公立学校重新开放已经有两周的时间了。孩子们之前在家学习的成果相信已经得到了一定的检验。如果结果不如预期怎么办呢？新州公立小学教师Amy Li将在今天的节目中回应家长们的疑虑。

Most of us consider hearing loss to be mostly confined to older people, but it affects people of all ages. One of those people is Amy Li, a dedicated member of the hearing industry who personally has hearing loss. She was approached after coming forward about her own hearing issues by others who felt that dealing with their hearing was too expensive. The result was Concha Labs.The company's goal is to bring affordable hearing devices to people while improving the quality of the technology. The company's main focus is on software, designed to allow the wearer to conform the device to their own hearing profile. But, in addition to a standard profile, the software is able to adjust to various environmental scenarios, such as the noise of a convention center. This is a major change from standard hearing devices, which are tuned for the wearer, but not for the environment.The tuning process is also very different. The normal process is to go into a doctor's office and perform an audio equivalent of an eye test. When the profile is created, it is usually wrong, causing the wearer to have to go back into the office to have it fine-tuned after a few days. With Concha Labs, you can perform your own test, which is more similar to an audio version of a full eye exam. This test is more detailed than the traditional test and creates a more accurate profile. It also prevents the need for the doctor's visits. And, because the profile is completely your own, you can make adjustments on the fly from your mobile device. So, if you are at a party, the symphony, or a convention center, you can use altered versions of your default profile to enhance your experience in these unique situations.The Concha Labs technology is currently in beta in the company's Hearing Pods. As part of the beta test, a member can get the Hearing Pods for $800 (as opposed to the average of $5000 for traditional hearing aids), and $25 per month for the service, which includes the tuning, profiles, as well as replacement parts, such as batteries and ear tips. To join the beta or learn more about the company's technology, check out their website.Interview by Scott Ertz of F5 Live: Refreshing Technology and Christopher Jordan of The Talking Sound.Sponsored by: Get $5 to protect your credit card information online with Privacy. Amazon Prime gives you more than just free shipping. Get free music, TV shows, movies, videogames and more. The most flexible tools for podcasting. Get a 30 day free trial of storage and statistics.

Most of us consider hearing loss to be mostly confined to older people, but it affects people of all ages. One of those people is Amy Li, a dedicated member of the hearing industry who personally has hearing loss. She was approached after coming forward about her own hearing issues by others who felt that dealing with their hearing was too expensive. The result was Concha Labs.The company's goal is to bring affordable hearing devices to people while improving the quality of the technology. The company's main focus is on software, designed to allow the wearer to conform the device to their own hearing profile. But, in addition to a standard profile, the software is able to adjust to various environmental scenarios, such as the noise of a convention center. This is a major change from standard hearing devices, which are tuned for the wearer, but not for the environment.The tuning process is also very different. The normal process is to go into a doctor's office and perform an audio equivalent of an eye test. When the profile is created, it is usually wrong, causing the wearer to have to go back into the office to have it fine-tuned after a few days. With Concha Labs, you can perform your own test, which is more similar to an audio version of a full eye exam. This test is more detailed than the traditional test and creates a more accurate profile. It also prevents the need for the doctor's visits. And, because the profile is completely your own, you can make adjustments on the fly from your mobile device. So, if you are at a party, the symphony, or a convention center, you can use altered versions of your default profile to enhance your experience in these unique situations.The Concha Labs technology is currently in beta in the company's Hearing Pods. As part of the beta test, a member can get the Hearing Pods for $800 (as opposed to the average of $5000 for traditional hearing aids), and $25 per month for the service, which includes the tuning, profiles, as well as replacement parts, such as batteries and ear tips. To join the beta or learn more about the company's technology, check out their website.Interview by Scott Ertz of F5 Live: Refreshing Technology and Christopher Jordan of The Talking Sound.Sponsored by: Get $5 to protect your credit card information online with Privacy. Amazon Prime gives you more than just free shipping. Get free music, TV shows, movies, videogames and more. The most flexible tools for podcasting. Get a 30 day free trial of storage and statistics.

Amy Li founded Dance4Healing months after she conquered Stage IV cancer. Amy is full of energy and enthusiasm about what is possible with exponential technologies and design thinking to support those facing similar challenges. Great conversation, hope you enjoy.

On Feb. 2, A&O Productions brought SNL cast member Pete Davidson to Northwestern. Audio editor Cassidy Jackson sat down with students to discuss their reaction to the comedy act, as well as development and recruitment editor Amy Li's coverage of the performance. Cassidy Jackson reported and produced this podcast.

In this podcast, Amy Li discusses her Community College Review article "Equity of Disparity: Do performance Funding Policies Disadvantage 2-Year Minority-Serving Institutions?" which was written alongside co-authors Denisa Gandara and Amanda Assalone.  

After changing roles in the organization, Amy quickly realized her full potential was not being explored. She was bored and felt stuck in a dead end role, and she had no clue where to begin to change that.  In this episode, Amy shares her journey through a career transition and the work she did to discover a calling and a clear purpose for her life. Amy holds a bachelors of business administration and american ethics.  She has nearly completed a Masters in Psychology, and also enrolled in the school of psychology PhD program at the University of Washington. As she is navigating her new future Amy hopes to journey alongside children as they figure out who they are and who they wish to become.

Leveraging on an AI-powered tele-exercise platform designed to bring exercise fitness to patients and communities

Did you know decision making on the fly can reduce stress? Bisi interviews Amy Li of Dance 4 Health about her trials and accomplishments starting the organization, what she learned, and gives her advice for other entrepreneurs. Learn more and get involved with Dance 4 Health with these links: www.dance4health.org YouTube Promotion Video http://bit.ly/D4HRocks Bring Music, Dance, Art to Health Tech Innovation South by Southwest Panel http://schedule.sxsw.com/2016/events/event_PP58412 IndieGoGo campaign https://www.generosity.com/community-fundraising/dance4healing-cancer-supportive-care-program and Social Media Twitter @dance4healing Facebook https://www.facebook.com/danceforhealing Lastly, check out Merchants of Reality for events and more podcasts! www.merchantsofreality.org

For our Season 16 finale, we're focusing on the art of survivorship and the impact of music on the cancer journey. Join us as we welcome Angel Rey (singer/songwriter and young adult brain cancer survivor) as he debuts his new single "Stepping Forward" with a live performance! Survivor spotlight on Dance4Healing founder and young adult survivor, nasopharyngeal cancer Amy Li.

For our Season 16 finale, we're focusing on the art of survivorship and the impact of music on the cancer journey. Join us as we welcome Angel Rey (singer/songwriter and young adult brain cancer survivor) as he debuts his new single "Stepping Forward" with a live performance! Survivor spotlight on Dance4Healing founder and young adult survivor, nasopharyngeal cancer Amy Li. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.