Podcast appearances and mentions of danielle campbell

Matters Microbial #76:  Marvelous Multicellular Magnetotactic Microbes! January 29, 2025 Today, Dr. George Schaible, Postdoctoral Scholar at the University of California, Santa Barbara, joins the #QualityQuorum to discuss the exciting work he did during his PhD to unravel a fascinating topic:  multicellular magnetotactic microbes!   Host: Mark O. Martin Guest: George Schaible Subscribe: Apple Podcasts, Spotify Become a patron of Matters Microbial! Links for this episode What is a postdoctoral scholar in microbiology?  A previous #MattersMicrobial podcast about giant bacteria from Dr. Esther Angert.   A previous #MattersMicrobial podcast about magnetotactic bacteria from Dr. Arash Komeili. A previous #MattersMicrobial podcast about multicellularity in microbes from Dr Will Ratcliff.   The transformative Microbial Diversity Course at the Marine Biological Labs at Woods Hole, Massachusetts. An article describing the value of the Microbial Diversity Course.  I wrote this blog post on Chlorochromatium aggregatum consortium for Small Things Considered many years ago.   The “pink berry” consortium at Woods Hole. A research paper on genetic interactions within the pink berry consortium, coauthored by a former undergraduate researcher of mine, Dr. Danielle Campbell.  Yes, I am very proud. A strategy to easily enrich for magnetotactic bacteria from nature. Here is a video that informs and amuses.   An early report of multicellular magnetotactic microbes. The research article under discussion in today's podcast. A link to Dr. Roland Hatzenpichler's laboratory website (Dr. Hatzenpichler was the originator of this research, all the way back to his own attending the Microbial Diversity Course.). The deeply strange genome(s) of Achromatium. An introduction to nanoSIMS technology. An introduction to stable isotope probing. The laboratory website of Dr. Jean-Marie Volland, where Dr. Schaible works at UC Santa Barbara Intro music is by Reber Clark Send your questions and comments to mattersmicrobial@gmail.com

Matters Microbial #73: Seeing the Microbiome January 8, 2025 Today, Dr. Travis Wiles, Assistant Professor of Molecular Biology and Biochemistry at the University of California, Irvine, joins the #QualityQuorum to discuss the work he and his research group have done to visualize the changing dynamics of the gut microbiome—including bacteriophages residing there.  Host: Mark O. Martin Guest: Travis Wiles Subscribe: Apple Podcasts, Spotify Become a patron of Matters Microbial! Links for this episode Dr Anne Estes' academic website is found here, along with her blog, and her social media link on Bluesky.  So many interesting ideas! Transgenic zebrafish as pets are called GLOfish. Use of zebrafish as a model system for developmental biology. An article exploring the effects of the microbiome on gnotobiotic (“germ free”) zebrafish. An essay on both lytic and lysogenic bacteriophages. An essay describing how bacteriophage interact with the gut microbiota.  One of my former undergraduate research students, Dr. Danielle Campbell, works in this area! An article suggesting that bacteriophage do in fact interact with eukaryotic cells. The concept of phage conversion:  how some bacteriophages carry bacterial genes, including toxin genes. An article about bacteriophages and bacterial evolution. An article about the study of the zebrafish gut microbiome. An article about research with zebrafish and Mycobacterium.  The article discussed in this episode by Dr. Wiles' group: “Phollow: Visualizing Gut Bacteriophage Transmission within Microbial Communities and Living Animals .”    Dr. Wiles' academic website. Dr. Wiles' very colorful and interesting laboratory group website. Intro music is by Reber Clark Send your questions and comments to mattersmicrobial@gmail.com

In this episode of the Advocacy Chronicles, we put the spotlight on the US, on the dismal statistics on access to PrEP in Black communities, on the state of HIV prevention among Black Americans overall, and the work of one advocacy group—PrEP in Black America (PIBA). Danielle Campbell is one of the founders of PIBA and a long-time advocate for HIV prevention and health equity. She joins the Advocacy Chronicles to talk about PIBA's call to action for an HIV research agenda that prioritizes the needs of Black communities.

Jennifer and Kari are back this week, discussing the Disney Channel Original Movie, Starstruck with Danielle Campbell!    Listen to the latest episode of Shop Talk for the ladies' thoughts on the movie, storylines they'd Iike to see in The Rookie for Chenford and any Chenford parallels they spotted. Plus, they discussed the latest casting news. Starstruck Recap: 9:25 Share your thoughts about these topics, season 6, and more by emailing Shop Talk at shoptalktherookiepodcast@gmail.com or following Shop Talk on Twitter(@TheShopTalkPod_) and TikTok(@TheShopTalkPodcast_) #TheRookie #Chenford #Wopez #Bailan

Today, Dr. Danielle Campbell (and former #DocMartian!), a postdoctoral scholar of the Baldridge group at Washington University in St. Louis, will share her research into the relationship between bacteriophage and the gut microbiome…as well as chat about her path in science. Host: Mark O. Martin Guest: Danielle Campbell Subscribe: Apple Podcasts, Spotify Become a patron of Matters Microbial! Links for this episode Here is a link to a wonderful review article by Dr. Campbell describing the role that the microbiome can have on viral infections. Here is a link to a a publication describing the Salyersviridae, as described by Dr. Campbell. I wrote an essay about Abigail Salyers here. Here and here can be found more biographical information about Dr. Salyer's contribution to microbiology, and the remarkable life she led. A description of the career changing Microbial Diversity Course at the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Massachusetts.   A link to the Baldrige Laboratory at Washington University of St. Louis, where Dr. Campbell is a postdoctoral scholar. Intro music is by Reber Clark Send your questions and comments to mattersmicrobial@gmail.com

The ClassClinPsych Podcast is a new podcast that aims to shine a light on the role of class in clinical psychology. In these episodes, we will be talking to various people in the psychological professions and other allied walks of life to learn about how class has shaped them personally and professionally. We hope these conversations give voice, provoke thought, and promote change in relation to class based inequalities and other issues related to class in clinical psychology.  Any views or opinions discussed in the episodes belong solely to the person expressing them. They do not necessarily represent those of the ClassClinPsych working group or any other organisation unless clearly stated. The podcast conversations are not intended to malign any religion, ethnic group, club, organisation, company, or individual. We aim to remain receptive to feedback that indicates this is not the case and proactively address any concerns of this nature raised. The podcast does not endorse or oppose any specific organisations, products, or services. The material and information presented here is for general information purposes only. Co-hosted and produced by Clarabella Gray (Clinical Psychologist) and Kate Rushby-Jones (Assistant Psychologist). Conversation with Danielle Campbell, Trainee Clinical Psychologist. Special thanks to Gary Hume for musical contribution. Thanks to the ClassClinPsych Collective for all their support in the launch of this podcast.   GET IN CONTACT WITH US! Twitter: @ClassClin Instagram: @classclinpsych Podcast email: classclinpsychpodcast@gmail.com Other links: ⁠https://campsite.bio/classclin --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/classclinpsych/message

Kayla is joined by dear friend and actor, Danielle Campbell, to talk all (well, most) things about her engagement, her transformative time on Broadway during the pandemic, and how she's still figuring out her philosophy on her own image on social media. Danielle brings with her all the wisdom and maturity she's had to nurture for herself after working on projects since childhood which she shares all that and more in this episode. Follow DanielleInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thedaniellecampbell/Check out Season 6 of THE ROOKIE on ABC: https://abc.com/shows/the-rookieFollow Us:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/directionallychallenged__/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Local news icons Doug Geed and Danielle Campbell recall big, small, and humorous moments in their broadcast careers as they accept Fair Media Council's Lifetime Achievement Awards for Local News. Recorded live at the Fair Media Council's Folio Awards 2023. BONUS Episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Local news icons Doug Geed and Danielle Campbell recall big, small, and humorous moments in their broadcast careers as they accept Fair Media Council's Lifetime Achievement Awards for Local News. Recorded live at the Fair Media Council's Folio Awards 2023. BONUS Episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Vocab is on-location with Danielle Campbell Steans, Director of the San Antonio Ballet School. Danielle shares how she began dancing at age four, and the career she has built through many years of performing and teaching. Underscoring all of her work is her commitment to making dance accessible through community outreach efforts and scholarships. Of note is her work with at-risk youth at Boys & Girls Clubs in San Antonio which earned her a full-tuition scholarship to attend American Ballet Theatre's National Curriculum Training. Danielle also guides us through a movement exercise and shares how you can get involved in her dance community. More about Danielle: http://www.sanantonioballetschool.com/

In this episode, Vocab is on-location with Danielle Campbell Steans, Director of the San Antonio Ballet School. Danielle shares how she began dancing at age four, and the career she has built through many years of performing and teaching. Underscoring all of her work is her commitment to making dance accessible through community outreach efforts and scholarships. Of note is her work with at-risk youth at Boys & Girls Clubs in San Antonio which earned her a full-tuition scholarship to attend American Ballet Theatre's National Curriculum Training. Danielle also guides us through a movement exercise and shares how you can get involved in her dance community. More about Danielle: http://www.sanantonioballetschool.com/

We talk with Dr. Danielle Campbell, a postdoctoral scholar in the Baldridge lab at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, who uses RNA viruses to understand RNA biology.

In this episode, Vocab is on-location with Danielle Campbell Steans, Director of the San Antonio Ballet School. Danielle shares how she began dancing at age four and the career she has built through many years of performing and teaching. Underscoring all of her work is her commitment to making dance accessible through community outreach efforts and scholarships. Of note is her work with at-risk youth at Boys & Girls Clubs in San Antonio which earned her a full-tuition scholarship to attend American Ballet Theatre's National Curriculum Training. Danielle also guides us through a movement exercise and shares how you can get involved in her dance community. More about Danielle: http://www.sanantonioballetschool.com/ http://www.sanantonioballetschool.com/san-antonio-youth-ballet/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/artsforthehealthofit/support

Ever wonder why food in a commercial looks so dang perfect compared to real life? Or how that glass of Coke got the perfect amount of fizz? Yep, someone is actually making your mouth water by literally styling that food.In this episode, Darci gets down and dirty with food stylist and chef, Danielle Campbell, as she talks about her career in making food look good for tv shows, magazines, cookbooks, and more. They discuss how Danielle got her start, her transition from culinary school to food stylist, celebrity horror stories, why she hates working with ice cream, some wild secrets of the food styling world, and so much more! LINKS:Follow the Down & Dirty pod on IG: instagram.com/thedownanddirtypodcastSubscribe to the Down & Dirty pod on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@downanddirtypod Follow Darci on IG: instagram.com/careercoachdarciFollow Danielle on IG: https://www.instagram.com/chef_daniellecampbell/Brought to you by onomy: Check out onomy: https://onomy.co/Follow onomy on IG: instagram.com/onomy.co

I had a wonderful time talking with Danielle Campbell. She is MPA, Adoptee, MDHHS Foster Care Specialist, advocate, and more. Danielle walked us through her experience in care also her experience while being an adoptee and more.

When Lightning Strikes! goes to the opening Night and Broadway premiere of Alice Childress' play Trouble in Mind. Directed by Charles Randolph-Wright, the cast includes LaChanze, Michael Zegen, Chuck Cooper, Danielle Campbell, Jessica Frances Dukes, Brandon Micheal Hall, Simon Jones, Alex Mickiewicz and Don Stephenson. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of okie podcast i have indigenous artist Danielle Campbell. join us as we talk about growing up, some setbacks with back surgery, a lot of info about medical marijuana, her artwork, and modeling. check out danielle on facebook and also on instgram @dani_campbell5 @moonlightbeading. also check moonlight beading on etsy. also go give the okie podcast facebook page a like and follow, also go follow on instagram @okiepodcast @russthemuss49 and check the website out www.okiepodcast.com thanks for listening everyone. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Broadway Flea-sized bits if information for you this time... Broadway News: Lin Manuel shared the opening track to his next musical film adaptation, Tick Tick Boom, called 30/90. The song is sung by Andrew Garfield, Joshua Henry, Vanessa Hudgens, Robin De Jesus, Alexndra Shipp and MJ Rodriguez. Aladdin has suspended performances until October 12 due to COVID-19 breakthrough cases detected in the cast. They released a statement that said “We apologize for the disappointment and inconvenience this causes ticket holders, but we trust that audiences agree that safety must be at the forefront of our return to Broadway….” We wish the cast and crew of Aladdin health and wellness on this journey. Thoughts of a Colored Man, the new Broadway play by Keenan Scott II has pushed up their opening day, and now will officially open on Wednesday, October 13th. This production also teamed up with merch., the first Black-owned Broadway merchandise company, to create and sell unique merchandise for Thoughts of a Colored Man. merch. was founded in July 2021 by Brandon Gloster and Brooklyn McLain. Pal Joey, the Rodgers and Hart-John O'Hara classic musical, has been revised in a brand-new production that will be heading to Broadway in the 2022-2023 season. There will be a new book by Richard LaGravenese, and iconic co-directors Tony Goldwyn and Savion Glover who will also do the choreography.  Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra Jonas have joined the roster of producers for the Broadway production of Chicken & Biscuits. The Tony-winning revival of Chicago, which reopened its doors September 14, has joined forces with the Broadway League to present a ¡Viva Broadway!night—celebrating Hispanic and Latino theatre makers and audiences—October 18 at the Ambassador Theatre. Portions of that evening's performance of the long-running production, which is celebrating 25 years on Broadway, will be performed in Spanish. The company is currently led by a trio of Latin leads: Ana Villafañe as Roxie Hart, Bianca Marroquín as Velma Kelly, and Tony winner Paulo Szot as Billy Flynn. The owners & operators of all 41 Broadway theatres in New York City have extended the vaccination and mask requirements for audiences through the end of the year. Casting News: The cast of Skeleton Crew will feature Chanté Adams, Brandon J. Dirden, Adesola Osakalumi and joining previously announced Tony Award winner and five-time Emmy Award nominee Phylicia Rashad. Skeleton Crew is written by Tony Award nominee Dominique Morisseau and directed by Tony Award winner Ruben Santiago-Hudson. Skeleton Crew will begin performances Tuesday, December 21, 2021 and open Wednesday, January 12, 2022 at MTC's Samuel J. Friedman Theatre. A new production of Macbeth is headed to Broadway next year, starring Daniel Craig in the title role, alongside Ruth Negga, who will make her Broadway debut as Lady Macbeth. Girl From The North Country has announced the full cast for the production's return to Broadway on October 13th. Colin Bates will be joining the cast in the role of Gene Laine. Roundabout Theatre Company has announced the full cast starring alongside LaChanze in the Broadway production of “Trouble in Mind.” Michael Zegen will star as Al Manners, Chuck Cooper will star as Sheldon Forrester and Danielle Campbell will star as Judy Sears. Casting has been announced for the upcoming National Tour of The Prom. Kaden Kearney will star as Emma, Kalyn West as Alyssa Greene, Courtney Balan as Dee Dee Allen, Patrick Wetzel as Barry Glickman, Emily Borromeo as Angie Dickinson, Bud Weber as Trent Oliver, Sinclair Mitchell as Mr. Hawkins, Ashanti J'Aria as Mrs. Greene, and Shavey Brown as Sheldon Saperstein. Follow @BwayPodNetwork on Twitter. Find co-hosts on Twitter at @AyannaPrescod and @CLewisReviews. Tickets for Is This A Room and Dana H. playing in rep at the Lyceum Theatre on Broadway are on sale NOW! Purchase HERE! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hosts Chris and Steve chat over Zoom with News 12 Reporter Danielle Campbell about covering the pandemic and some of the good news stories that have developed here on Long Island.

The bushfire season of 2019-20 was the most sustained and confronting in Australia’s recent history with fires threatening communities in many states and territories across unprecedented areas of land. In numerous Australian towns, community pharmacists were faced with distressed patients, both local and visiting, power failures, broken medicine supply lines, fuel shortages, acrid smoke, appalling air quality. Further, the pharmacies themselves and the homes of the staff were under direct threat, as were family members and friends. The unprecedented social and financial impacts of the 2019-20 bushfire season have pushed community pharmacies into the front lines of response efforts; highlighting their versatility and value within affected communities and showcasing their resilience in adverse situations. Today, we speak with Andrew Topp, Group Business Manager of Capital Chemist Group, about the broader impacts of the bushfire season on community pharmacy and what it may mean for the industry going forward. We also chat with Danielle Campbell, the owner of Narooma Pharmacy, about her own experiences on the front line of the bushfire response efforts and the challenges she and her team faced.

Hosts Chris and Steve sit down for Part 2 of their fun chat with Long Island journalist, Danielle Campbell from News12 and discuss some of the biggest Long Island news stories she's covered over the years.

Hosts Chris and Steve sit down for Part 1 of their fun chat with Long Island journalist, Danielle Campbell from News12.

It’s Halloween Part II as internet power-couple RJ Jackson and Danielle Campbell of the Graveyard Goonz creep up from the cursed earth to spread mischief and mayhem with Paco and Balls! The Goonz chat about everything from their work, their art, and pranking the masses, plus they reveal the whereabouts of their former Goonz cast-mates. Then RJ confronts Balls about their recent prank gift, and tells us all about Dark-Web Unboxing. Soon the Goonz demonstrate one of their Halloween prank calls by way of Producer Mike’s phone! Then we give Wendi a call, and she has a chat with Joanna Campbell, whose gone batty from Moonshine. This spooky spectacular boasts chats about the best Halloween candy, surprise buttholes, missing teeth, and lesser known Schwarzeneggers. Tags: Graveyard Goonz, RJ Jackson, Danielle Campbell, Joanna Campbell, Prank Calls, Dark Web, Unboxing, Halloween, Reeses Pumpkins, Dark Chocolate, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Wendi Townsend, Dave Draper, Hijinks.fun/chat

Cooking as a history lesson! With Thanksgiving fast approaching, News 12's Danielle Campbell looks back at what a colonial Thanksgiving looked like, Long Island style. Diane Schwindt stirs up history at the Ketcham Inn in Center Moriches, using a hearth from the 1600s. She believes by cooking up history, we get a more authentic taste of Long Island's past.   She says because Long Islanders were walking distance from the water, seafood was a big part of their diet. Eel and venison were classic choices. Schwindt says historical cooking gives you a sense of how hard it was to survive, which would have made Thanksgiving back then truly a day for thanks.    

In 1962, Bethpage's Grumman Corporation was awarded a NASA contract to develop, assemble and test a spacecraft for the Apollo missions. Some 9,000 Grumman employees worked day and night to do something humans had never done before - put a man on the moon. News 12's Danielle Campbell talks to Mike Lisa, Al Contessa and Ross Bracco, who worked on the lunar module.

There was a time when a great day on the water meant sitting in a small wooded boat, fishing for flounder. News 12's Danielle Campbell and Brian Endres take us back in time to one of the last remaining South Shore fishing stations.  Silly Lily Fishing Station dates back to the early 1900s. Owner Jay Scott opens up about a spot that has been a fisherman’s heaven on earth for decades.  

Danielle Campbell speaks with Sarah Kautz from the nonprofit Preservation Long Island. The group makes it their business to save Long Island's historic sites and provides direct support and technical assistance to individuals and groups engaged in local preservation efforts. Every two years, Preservation Long Island puts together a list of historic Long Island structures that are in danger of disappearing. Danielle and Sarah discuss two places on the list:  The Summer Club Clubhouse on Fire Island and Merrick Gables, a 1922 planned community on the South Shore that became a movie star mecca.

Danielle Campbell checks out a forgotten graveyard from the 1800s recently uncovered near St. John’s Episcopal Church in Cold Spring Harbor.

Danielle Campbell talks to Town of Babylon historian Mary Cascone about a Cold War relic found underneath the Great Neck Road Elementary School in Copiague.

We've interviewed people who have restored houses and inns and even old race cars but how do you go about restoring a lake? We conitnue our conversation with Evelyn Vollgraff (Lake Ronkonkoma Historical Society) and Danielle Campbell (News 12) to learn how to do just that. Turns out you need a dedicated commmunity, invested local businesses, and a host of helpful politicians. Further Research Lake Ronkonkoma Improvement Group The Return of the Lady of Lake Ronkonkoma (NYTimes) Do You Remember Yarlows and all the other old stores of Roknonkoma Lake Ronkonkoma Improvement Group Honored from Senate Floor

The waters of Lake Ronkonkoma have seen it all: Native Americans, English settlers, Broadway actresses, 20th century resort-goers and automobile racers. No one knows this better than Evelyn Vollgraff, president of the Lake Ronkonkoma Historical Society. Today we dive into the history of the lake, the many myths and legends that surround this very heart of the Island. Joining us again is Danielle Campbell of News 12, who had her own part to play in the story of Lake Ronkonkoma.  This is part 1 of 2. Join us in two weeks to hear what it takes to preserve a 243-acre body of water.

Daniell Campbell shares a look back at how she got started in the business - from behind the scenes at WGSM's FM station to WNBC during the Howard Stern era to 1010 WINS, Channel 55 and more. This is a special cross-over episode with the Long Island History Project #75. Hear Danielle and Margo Arceri of Tri-Spy Tours on the true tales of Anna Strong and the Culper Spy Ring.

Margo Arceri grew up with history. A native of Strong's Neck in Setauket, she learned early on the stories of Anna Smith Strong and the role she played in the Culper Spy Ring during the Revolution. She got to explore the very coves and inlets that sheltered Brewster Caleb and Abraham Woodhull.  And she heard it all from Anna's great great granddaughter. This is a special cross-over episode featuring Margo and Danielle Campbell, newsanchor and journalist for News Channel 12.  Make sure you check out Danielle's interview about her career in radio and New York journalism on episode 7 of the Radio Tower, the official podcast of the Long Island Radio & Television Historical Society. Further Research: Tri-Spy Tours Redcoats and Petticoats by Katherine Kirkpatrick and Ronald Himler The Memoir of Col. Benjamin Tallmadge Stories of Old Long Island by Birdsall Jackson The Truth Behind the Spies: Decoding AMC's Turn (Bev Tyler)

Alyson Stoner, Bella Thorne, Britt Nicole, Danielle Campbell, Leon Thomas, Paige Armstrong and Hayley Kiyoko share their thoughts on back to school.

Sterling Knight checks in with Tommy2 about the "Starstruck" DVD. Hear all about the making of the film, plus details on an upcoming season of "Sonny With A Chance" and his new film "Elle: A Modern Cinderella Tale."

Danielle Campbell from the Disney Channel Original Movie - Starstruck talks with Tommy2 about the upcoming Extended Edition DVD. Listen in as she talks about her favorite song from the movie, what she's been doing, shooting in LA., and the mud scene!