Podcast appearances and mentions of hannah wang

Inside the Lab is joined by experts Drs. Hannah Wang from the Cleveland Clinic and Rodney Rohde from Texas State University to discuss emerging respiratory viruses. Their discussion begins with lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic and an overview of what technologies have emerged since. They go on to discuss the virology and surveillance strategies for H5N1 and RSV, as well as vaccine hesitancy and its impact in the treatment of measles. 

In local news, the Appalachian Theatre on King Street is honoring Black History Month by showing screenings of two award-winning films. According to the Watauga Democrat, the films “Harriet” and “Black Panther” will be screened. “Harriet”, a biographical film about Harriet Tubman will play at the theater on Thursday February 16th at 7 P.M. “Black Panther”, a Marvel superhero film, will play at the theater on Friday February 17th, also at 7 P.M. Tickets for both films will be $6 per person. In state news, a town inside Halifax County is aiming to become the first 3D printed housing development in North Carolina. According to WRAL, the project in the town of Littleton will cost $30 million. The purpose of the project is to hopefully bring “affordable and green housing to an area on the rise.” In addition to this, developers told WRAL the project will bring affordability, time and sustainability. The 3D-printed complex will bring 150 housing units and it will be the first housing complex of its kind in the state. In national news, a shooting occurred at Michigan State University Monday night, killing three people and injuring five others. According to the Associated Press, the gunman fatally shot himself hours after the shooting occurred. The shooting broke out in an academic building and then in the MSU Union, a popular place for students to eat and study. According to the Associated Press, the gunman was a 43-year-old man, whose identity has not yet been released, however he was not a student or a faculty member. Now onto sports. In App State Sports news, the Mountaineer women's golf team wrapped up their play yesterday in the opening round of the Oyster Shuck Match Play event at the Charleston Municipal Golf Course. They were defeated by rival Western Carolina by a score of 3.5-1.5. Hannah Wang won the only head to head matchup for the Mountaineers going 5&3 against Kayleigh Baker of Western Carolina. In college sports news, the shooting at Michigan State University will affect the Big Ten men's basketball matchup between the Spartans and the Minnesota Golden Gophers that was scheduled for tomorrow night, as well as the women's game against the Purdue Boilermakers that was also scheduled for tomorrow night. The university suspended campus activities for 48 hours after the shooting took place on Monday night. And finally in local NFL news, the Carolina Panthers have hired former Detroit Lions coach Jim Caldwell to assist new head coach Frank Reich. He will assist Reich with operations on offense, defense and special teams. Caldwell, who is 68 years old, was one of the nine candidates to interview to be the new head coach of the Panthers, which ultimately went to Reich. Now, onto your weather forecast. Today's weather is courtesy of Booneweather.com. Today is the perfect day for a Valentine's Day picnic or trip to the parkway, with it being a sunny day with a high of 56 degrees and a low of 42.

Check out this episode, where Hannah talks about the struggles of running a small business during school!

On this week's episode of AUST.'s 'Radical Australians, Meaningful Conversations', Alexander Hodge, actor and heartthrob from HBO's hit series Insecure, sat down with Hannah Wang about embracing and celebrating his heritage and the personal growth it took to get him there. Last year, Alexander seemingly became an overnight success story and poster child for Chinese male actors when his character on the cult-hit show Insecure became a highly trending hashtag. Alexander’s mid-season character, 'Andrew aka #Asianbae', helped chip away at some long-held stereotypes attached to Asian men on the small screen. We sat down to learn about his wild ride and how he is feeling about being a positive, authentic male role-model and what it finally took for him to embrace his true identity. Alexander also reflects on how using therapeutic tools of communication and conversation to break through aggressive coping mechanisms formed from childhood racism and bullying in Australia. We chat race, identity and other highlights including his tips for personal growth and self-confidence. Now living, loving and embracing his heritage to the fullest, he serves as a truly inspirational role model to all of those struggling to find their place in society. Follow @aust.la on Instagram for behind-the-scenes footage, giveaways and more! Shop the best Australian fashion at Aust.la or visit us on Abbot Kinney Blvd in Venice, California!

In this episode of ‘Radical Australians, Meaningful Conversations’, Hannah Wang chats with PR maven Sally Cotching on the importance of creating your personal brand and the (sometimes daunting!), steps it takes to push yourself into the limelight. Sally, takes us through the process of stepping out of your comfort zone, brushing off those insecurities and defining your personal elevator pitch to build confidence and promote your best self to the world through using inspiring storytelling that empowers others. Tune in to listen to some great tips on finding the balance of staying true to your authentic personality while still using social media to build your personal brand and defining the vision you have for your future best self.Follow @aust.la on Instagram for behind-the-scenes footage, giveaways and more!Shop the best Australian fashion at Aust.la or visit us on Abbot Kinney Blvd in Venice, California!

Hannah chats with renowned businesswoman, author and international speaker, Lisa Messenger about finding your passion and what it takes to fuel your personal and professional growth. Lisa has authored or co-authored 16 books in the last five and a half years, in addition to running her highly successful business, Collective Hub - a print magazine that is about igniting human potential. Lisa found her passion in media and in doing so learned the importance of self-growth, vulnerability, and the support and tools you need to sustain both personal and professional success. Read more on our interview with Lisa here.Follow @aust.la on Instagram for behind-the-scenes footage, giveaways and more!Shop the best Australian fashion at Aust.la or visit us on Abbot Kinney Blvd in Venice, California!

In this episode, Hannah Wang sits down with international model and environmentalist Natascha Elisa and discusses the hard environmental truths facing the planet and how we all can lend a hand to help save it. Natascha, an inspiring eco-warrior and founder of @cleancooking, puts great use to her Instagram, where she champions brands and products that are environmentally conscious and practice slow and minimal waste production techniques, and also shares sustainable lifestyle tips and how-tos with her fans to integrate into their everyday lives.While living eco-friendly may require more preparation and problem solving to find unique solutions to replace your current products and bad habits, Natascha shares how it can be fun and gratifying while also enhancing one's quality of life. Natascha is a wealth of information - tune in to hear her tips on how each one of us can live a better life!Natascha is challenging herself to a #plasticfreejuly and we encourage you to as well!Read more on our blog: NATASCHA ELISA /. Eco-friendly tips for a sustainable lifestyleInstagram: @aust.la

In this week's episode of 'Radical Australians, Meaningful Conversations', fashion legend Dan Single gets deep and uncensored with AUST. With his fair share of ups and downs, Dan has continued to live his life to the absolute fullest. We learn how the young, carefree bodyboarder from the Northern Beaches founded the cult brand, Ksubi, how he bounced back from his recent near-death accident with a little help from the ocean, and we uncover his newest passion project with mentoring group AIME.Tune in to listen to Dan’s remarkable story and his new appreciation for slowing down and enjoying the present moment.Read more at https://www.aust.la/blogs/magazine/dan-singleInstagram: @aust.la

Host and founder of AUST., Hannah Wang, is ready to break the Australian stereotype and get deep and meaningful on some important issues that Australian change-makers are passionately spearheading. In this trailer, Hannah shares what's to come in this new podcast series, ‘Radical Australians, Meaningful Conversations’, and how it will open your mind and heart to living a more dynamic, empowered life.

On August 23, Matt Rogers welcomed the winners of the 2013 Music Teachers National Association Senior Piano Duet Competition to the WDAV studio. Hannah Wang and Clara Gerdes, both sixteen years old, shared their experiences in the competition and played a few tunes.