Podcast appearances and mentions of camille harris

A new Georgia Tech and Stanford study shows automatic speech recognition (ASR) models, used in voice assistants like Amazon Alexa, may not be as accurate when transcribing English speakers with a minority dialect. However, the study found the transcription of Standard American English (SAE) "significantly outperformed" three dialects: Spanglish, Chicano English and African American Vernacular English. We revisit Rose’s conversation with Camille Harris, PhD candidate in computer science at Georgia Institute of Technology, and lead author of the study. Harris discusses some of the key findings from her study. Plus, Elizabeth J. West, a professor of English and co-director of Georgia State University’s Center for Studies on Africa and Its Diaspora, and her research partners, Dr. Joshua Jackson and John Washington discuss a mapping project that could be used to reveal the locations of where more than 5,000 enslaved persons and their enslavers lived in Harris County before the Civil War.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

President Donald Trump has signed a wide range of executive orders since taking office on Monday. Some of those orders are already drawing lawsuits and criticism from cities, states and advocacy groups. Anthony Michael Kreis, a constitutional law professor at Georgia State University, returns to “Closer Look” to explain Trump’s executive orders, policy proposals and their potential implications. Plus, according to the Migration Policy Institute, roughly 98,000 undocumented students nationwide graduate from high school each year in the U.S. About 3,000 of which are from Georgia. However, data also suggests undocumented students face barriers and challenges when it comes to attending college. In an effort to help, TheDream.U.S. offers scholarships, and students can apply now. Dr. Hyein Lee, the COO of TheDream.US, talks more about the history and mission of her organization and its scholarship opportunities. Lastly, a new Georgia Tech and Stanford study shows automatic speech recognition (ASR) models, used in voice assistants like Amazon Alexa, may not be as accurate when transcribing English speakers with a minority dialect. However, the study found the transcription of Standard American English (SAE) "significantly outperformed" three dialects: Spanglish, Chicano English and African American Vernacular English. Camille Harris, PhD candidate in computer science at Georgia Institute of Technology, and lead author of the study, discusses some of the key findings from her study. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Camille Harris! Musician! Playwright! Performer! Composer! Friend! Delight! More! We are old friends and have a delightful conversation! She also has a new Kickstarter happening RIGHT NOW that you can be a part of. It's a children's book based on the bebop classic "Giant Steps," a story about uncles and aunts and the special bond they share. Also, here are many impressive and accurate words from her website's bio: "She recently completed her Master of Arts in Creative Media and Technology at BerkleeNYC specializing in Songwriting and Production.  Her compositions have been featured on projects and commercials for clients such as Nickelodeon, Adobe, Merrill Lynch, and more. She has mixed and mastered multiple singles for clients around the country.  She has performed at The Whitney Museum, The Dramatists Guild Foundation, The New Dramatists and The Center for Ballet and the Arts at NYU. Her musical Muffin Man is published by and available for licensing by Samuel French Inc. and has been performed around the country. Camille has released five albums: Where I Go, Silly Jazz, Beneath the Moon, Three Loves: The Acoustic Session and Baby on the Subway (available on all streaming services). Her cover of the Standard 'The Nearness of You,' recorded with pianist David Linard has more than 1.4 million streams and is featured on multiple Spotify editorial playlists.  Her project, The Silly Jazz Band released a critically acclaimed children's album, Baby on the Subway, which won both the Parents' Choice Awards and the Tillywig Toy Awards. Its title track was featured in IFC/College Humor's Comedy Music Hall of Fame. The Silly Jazz Band has performed with the Brooklyn Public Library's 'Stomp Clap and Sing' program for five years and has enjoyed three residencies at the Park Slope Library." And that's not all! We have a wonderful chat and you can have a wonderful listen! AND, this is only the FIRST HALF of our chat. For the second portion, head on over to Patreon and you can listen to more!

We've got tons of new tunes this week on Radio Active Kids, and the incredible Andrew & Polly has created this utterly incredible jingle for us! Thank you SO MUCH, A&P!!!!! New tunes from Alphabet Rockers & Mista Cookie Jar, Kath Bee, Itty Bitty Beats, Mr. Elephant, DJ Willy Wow, Moe & Friends, Nutshell Playhouse, Minute Masters, #ThePocketJoys, Kristle Skennar, & #MarkedasHisEqual w/ #TheAzkabanWorkReleaseProgram! Since we have a much smaller backlog of new tunes now, we also have older tunes from caspar babypants, #Bandtastic (Mike Phirman & Drennon Davis), Jim Cosgrove & Jazzy Ash, Earthworm Ensemble, Camille Harris, Billy Jonas, The Oot n' Oots, Peelander-Z, salva_trasto, Dan Vapid, The Wise Channel on 1TribeCollective & more!!! Playlist: https://spinitron.com/WSFM/pl/15320213/Radio-Active-Kids

Camille Harris, Registered Māori Midwife, is unapologetic about her decision to study midwifery and practice exclusively with Māori families, in this week’s Friday Podcast. “It was always to serve my people,” she said. Both Harris and her professional partner, Registered Māori Midwife, Waimaire Onekawa, started their midwifery careers later in life with a clear dedication to Māori women in New Zealand. “And we just want to be able to give women—Māori women—and whanau [family], the love and care that we would hope to receive if we were the people being the recipients,” said Onekawa. Investing in indigenous midwifery is critical, said Onekawa. Indigenous midwives understand indigenous birthing practices, such as the Māori practices of returning to a woman’s papakainga (homeland) for the birth; welcoming the baby into the physical realm with traditional waita and karakia (songs and prayers); tying the umbilical cord with muka (a flax fiber); burying the placenta; and putting newborns to sleep in a wahakura (traditional woven bed), as well as subtler cultural nuances. “They understand us,” Onekawa said of the women they serve. “We have this innate sameness. Even if we’re not exactly the same, we know the experiences they’re having. It’s highly likely that we’ve had them too.” This understanding helps Māori midwives provide culturally respectful care, she said. Unlike post-colonial birthing that tends to exclude men, Māori midwifery focuses on traditional practices, when men and family were included in the birth process. Onekawa and Harris encourage fathers (as opposed to medical professionals) to be the first to touch their baby, so that “their heritage, who they are and where they’re from, and all that they carry” is passed onto the baby from the start, said Harris. This is a powerful moment of cultural reconnection and can have long-term benefits for fathers, especially considering the past traumas of Māori men, she said. “And you see that change in them from the moment they lay their hands first on their baby,” said Harris. “They’re just beaming for weeks and weeks after, and it’s just so beautiful to see the softer side of these men being reborn through that process,” said Onekawa. Having men there from the start improves outcomes for mothers and babies, as men also become more involved in postnatal care, she said. Although midwives are essential, Camille and Waimarie both stressed that the real strength lies within the women they serve. Midwives are just “the enabler, the fire starter,” empowering women with the knowledge to realize their own strength and keep themselves and their babies well, said Harris. “We’re public servants at the end of the day,” said Onekawa. “We’re just here to help guide them through their journey. And what a pleasure at the end that we get to be a witness to them bringing their new baby into the world.”

Camille Harris, gamertag Camyoin, is a movie makeup artist in the NYC area, a Horror/Gore aficionado and fighting game competitor for Vampire Saviour.KPBCast is a gaming podcast dedicated to bringing you into the culture and community that is known as The Fighting Game Community. Join your hosts KPB Rodimus Prime and KPB Rafael as they sit down with the many players, promoters and personalities that make up the scene.Kick-Punch-Block! is an e-sports team from the New York City area that is dedicated to bringing you content from all aspects of the e-sports world. Follow us on our social media outlets to get all updates on upcoming events that we will be involved with.Follow us on:Twitter: @KickPunchBlockTwitter: @KPBCastTwitch: twitch.tv/KPBLiveFacebook: Kick-Punch-Block!Podcast Theme: ArcadeArtist: Lakey Inspired» Spotify: https://goo.gl/aLkwM5» SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/lakeyinspired» Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lakeyinspired/» Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/lakeyinspired

#planetmullins #robmullinslaCamille Harris is an active artist/performer living in NYC during Covid times. Her spirit is about making music fun for all ages including kids. Her new album "Baby on the Subway" is submitted in the Children's Category for the 2020 Grammys.Find Camille at her website: https://www.camilleharris.netOn Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/camillevicRob Mullins is a jazz, new age, and rock composer based in Los Angeles, CA. His 39 albums continue to grow in popularity and stand the test of time in musical excellence.Find Rob at Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/rob-mullins/4607776Rob's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robmullinsla/Rob Mullins Discography (39 albums) http://planetmullins.com/listeningroom.htm

Joe Borelli gives Todd a rundown of what it looks like to be currently living in a state of New York that is losing its structure. Camille and Haley Harris talk about their new song “Keep America Great” and why they decided to write this song.

It's time to get jazzy with Camille Harris!  Have you ever seen the baby on the subway that brings joy and smiles to everyone?  Camille has, and she's written an instant classic song about the subject and it's on her brand new record 'Baby On The Subway'. This is also definitely the first episode of the podcast where the I got to talk about Snarky Puppy!  Jams Galore!  Make sure you listen to the whole episode to hear Camille's song 'Baby On the Subway'. Continue reading Episode #227 – Camille Harris on the site.

Camille Harris - Camille is a Jazz artist who infuses comedy into her work. The unique combination makes her stand out in her profession. She uses that combination to entertain children and expose them to a wonderful American style of music. She has a brand new CD out called "Baby on a Subway". We talk to her about Jazz and learn what makes this genre unique. We talk to her about entertaining children and what joy it brings her.Chloe Perrin - Chloe is an 11 year old scream queen. Don't let her innocence fool you, she can scare the pants off you in her horror movies. We have the chance to talk to her about her two new movies premiering this week "Mary" and "Itsy Bitsy". We learn how she manages her childhood, her school and still reaching for her dream of becoming a successful actress. You will LOVE this interview.

Camille Harris - Camille is a Jazz artist who infuses comedy into her work. The unique combination makes her stand out in her profession. She uses that combination to entertain children and expose them to a wonderful American style of music. She has a brand new CD out called "Baby on a Subway". We talk to her about Jazz and learn what makes this genre unique. We talk to her about entertaining children and what joy it brings her.Chloe Perrin - Chloe is an 11 year old scream queen. Don't let her innocence fool you, she can scare the pants off you in her horror movies. We have the chance to talk to her about her two new movies premiering this week "Mary" and "Itsy Bitsy". We learn how she manages her childhood, her school and still reaching for her dream of becoming a successful actress. You will LOVE this interview.

  We Don't Even Know Ep. 62 live at Red Room hosted by Shonali Bhowmik and guest co-host comedian Greg Johnson with special guests comedian Maeve Higgins, comedian Hari Kondabolu and musician Camille Harris. Get It Off Your Chest with our audience member Maggy Adeleye.   Special guest co-host comedian Greg Johnson joins Shonali to host Ep. 62 of WDEK Live at Red Room while Christian Felix is away on the hottest night of the year so far.  Greg, Shonali and Christian met while working on a huge case at a Manhattan law firm which is why the word "chron" makes them giddy.   Greg was our Ep. 17 guest 5 years ago on 9/10/13. Greg Johnson's #1 is the first stand-up comedy album to be released by Little Lamb Recordings, Shonali's label.  Our first guest is comedian, author and actress Maeve Higgins.  Maeve first impressed Shonali with her sparkly sandals but Maeve's undeniable wit and intelligence are what sealed the deal in their friendship.  We discuss Maeve's new book Maeve In America along with worldly topics like vagina extensions, M&M world, mental illness, Irish America and the seduction of being white. Comedian Hari Kondabolu FINALLY is a guest on WDEK live.  The discussion starts out light regarding signing autographs and wet t-shirt contests and things get serious when Shonali confesses she was a prom queen and mathlete in high school.  Hari has a new Netflix special out called Warn Your Relatives and TruTV documentary The Problem With Apu.  Most importantly, Hari and Shonali both have brilliant mothers.    Our audience member Maggy Adeleye joins us for our Get It Off Your Chest segment.  We discuss using the word "sweetie", saying you are "color-blind" and being asked to be co-host for WDEK on a day when the heat index is 99 degrees in NYC. Our final guest is Camille Harris!  She is a musician, writer, teacher, comedian and actress.  Camille came to NYC as a former prom queen and international baccalaureate. Prom queens unite! She wrote a musical called Muffin Man and has been recently working on a children's album called Silly Jazz with Camille.  She is not on social media. Impressive, right? Camille performs two songs in the Red Room, Trying Something New and Baby On The Subway. Also Shonali has a band called Tigers and Monkeys which has a new album coming out on Sept. 17, 2018.  It is called Saturday Destroyer.  Tigers and Monkeys will be the musical guest on the September 18th WDEK Live show.    

Myq hangs out with Anna Drezen, Shockwave, Camille Harris, and Danny Hatch on the KATG Network Get the full episode at http://KATG.com/SuperHang

Myq hangs out with Camille Harris, Ethan Scott, and Danny Hatch on the KATG Network.  Get the full episode at http://KATG.com/SuperHang

Myq hangs out with Nick Turner, Camille Harris, and Danny Hatch on the KATG Network.  Get the full episode at http://KATG.com/SuperHang

Myq hangs out with Chris Duffy, Camille Harris, and Adam Wade on the KATG Network.  Get the full episode at http://KATG.com/SuperHang

Episode features two stories about marriage: one from Pippa Budge about her best friends' relationship status and another from Camille Harris and Alex Fischer that recounts the lead-up to their marriage. Recorded live at the Brit Pack in New York City. Screenshots is hosted by Alex Neason and Elle Stanford. Produced by Matt Collette. Music by Pierre Bienaime. Come to our next live event! Details here: www.facebook.com/events/724417421009470/

Myq's 10 minute satellite with Seaton Smith and Camille Harris

Myq hangs out with Seaton Smith and Camille Harris on the KATG Network

Dr. Bunny Vreeland talks to Communication Specialist Camille Harris about how developing listening skills and rapport has impacted her life and career.  Contact Camille at (805) 901-8188 or by email: Camille@CamilleHarris.com. Visit:  CamilleHarris.com Also visit: BunnyVreeland.org VreelandCollege.org

Join Rootdown.us as Camille Harris discusses the role of the Spleen and Stomach in detoxifying the body

Join Rootdown.us as Camille Harris discusses the theory and process for a healthy detoxification from a Chinese medicine standpoint.