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Did you know that the majority of corn seeds planted in the United States are coated with a powerful pesticide that harms pollinators, birds and other wildlife? Join Food Sleuth Radio host and Registered Dietitian, Melinda Hemmelgarn, for her interview with Elizabeth Hilborn, DVM, registered nurse, farmer and author of Restoring Eden: Unearthing the Agribusiness Secret that Poisoned my Farming Community (Chicago Review Press, 2023).  Hilborn recounts her tragic story about how neonicotinoid seed coatings washed onto her farm, and the resulting devastating impact on wildlife and garden crops. Hilborn connects the dots – agricultural practices/pesticides, lack of government oversight, and public and environmental health. Related website:  https://elizabethhilborn.com/ 

First, the tadpoles and frogs disappeared; then the bats and the songbirds left. Dr. Elizabeth Hilborn, a honey bee veterinarian and environmental health scientist, soon realized the bees—the vital pollinators of fruits, plants, and vegetables—were dying. Everything went still and silent. In 2017, after a large flood, most of the teeming life on her beloved family farm in North Carolina had vanished in a matter of weeks. As a scientist and a naturalist, Hilborn set about to get answers and shares her story in her riveting book, Restoring Eden, and in this episode.No matter where you live- even if it's a city far from farmland- if you drink water and eat food, you are going to want to listen to this episode.HighlightsThe alarming findings about pesticides, particularly Roundup and neonicotinoids, on the environment, wildlife, and human health.Why some pesticides cannot be washed off.Strategies for individuals to minimize exposure to harmful pesticides and support a healthier ecosystem.What YOU Can DoGet in the know by buying her book, Restoring EdenSupport local agriculture, agroecology,  regenerative agriculture, and organic agricultural practices in the food you buy, when possible.Mow less and plant native flowers (grown from uncoated seed) to support wild pollinators.Leaving soil undisturbed and leaving leaves when they fall are ways to support our beneficial insects.The Environmental Protection Agency is soliciting comments about treated seed. Leave a comment in support of regulations. (find other petitions to sign once this comment period is over or create your own)ResourcesVisit Elizabeth's websiteEnvironmental Working Group's Dirty Dozen List Want a free guide to help you become a force for nature? Get it HERE!If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to subscribe, rate, and review it! This helps to boost its visibility. Hit me up on Instagram and Facebook and let me know what actions you have been taking. Adopting just one habit can be a game-changer because imagine if a billion people also adopted that! What difference for the world are you going to make today?

Restoring Eden: Unearthing the Agribusiness Secret That Poisoned My Farming Community with Elizabeth Hilborn As an environmental scientist trained to investigate disease outbreaks, Elizabeth Hilborn rose to the challenge. Step by step, day by day, despite facing headwinds from skeptical neighbors, environmental experts, and agricultural consultants, she'd assembled information. Her observations provided a framework, a timeline to explain the evidence she'd collected. The chemicals found in her water samples showed beyond any doubt that not only her farm, but her greater farming community, was at risk from toxic chemicals that travelled with rain water over the land, into water, and deep within the soil. Hilborn was given a front row seat to the insect apocalypse. Dr. Elizabeth D. Hilborn is a writer, a scientist and a veterinarian with expertise in honey bee medicine. For decades she's grown fruits and vegetables for her family and local community.Hilborn's scientific reports in epidemiology and environmental health science focus on the health effects associated with water pollution, emerging infections, and extreme weather events. She's served as an Epidemic Intelligence Service Fellow at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and is a senior staff scientist at the Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Research and Development. For more information visit: https://elizabethhilborn.com/ *************************************************** For more information about BITEradio products and services visit: http://www.biteradio.me/index.html To view the photography of Robert at: http://rpsharpe.com/

First, the tadpoles and frogs disappeared; then the bats and the songbirds left. Dr. Elizabeth Hilborn, a honey bee veterinarian and environmental health scientist, soon realized the bees—the vital pollinators of fruits, plants, and vegetables—were dying. Everything was still and silent. In 2017, after a large flood, most of the teeming life on her beloved family farm in North Carolina had vanished in a matter of weeks. As a scientist and a naturalist, Hilborn set about to get answers: RESTORING EDEN: Unearthing the Agribusiness Secret That Poisoned My Farm Community (Chicago Review Press; August 8, 2023) is her story. With her farm suddenly lifeless, Hilborn was disoriented, bereft, and determined to understand. She documented the trail of death, taking water samples, scouring the internet, and calling every environmental expert, government agency, and agricultural consultant she could find. She got her first solid clue when she learned that a neighbor's tractor had been submerged in the floodwaters. What caused the sudden collapse of life on her farm? How was Dr. Hilborn able to unravel the mystery? Today we hear her story! Listen in! Find Dr. Elizabeth Hilborn online: Dr. Elizabeth Hilborn's Homepage⁠ Restoring Eden: Unearthing the Agribusiness Secret That Poisoned My Farming Community Find me online: This Sustainable Life: Solve For Nature Podcast: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://anchor.fm/solvefornature⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Blog: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://verdantgrowth.blog/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ YouTube: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/c/verdantgrowth⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Twitter: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://twitter.com/VerdantGrowth⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Facebook: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/realverdantgrowth⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠http://instagram.com/verdant.growth ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠or ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠http://instagram.com/verdantgrowthofficial --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/solvefornature/support

Over 60 years ago Rachel Carson warned of "Silent Spring (s)" to come  from the harms of indiscriminate use of pesticides. Since then the threatening big picture has broadened to position the Earth in the current period of the Sixth Extinction.  Extinctions are gradual but silence can be sudden as it seemed to honey bee veterinarian Elizabeth Hilborn who had to solve a mystery of what killed animals on her North Carolina farm. When she identified the cause, solutions and hopeful signs, it led to writing a book with a message:Restoring Eden.

Andrew Starr is an expert engine tuner with a storied career including Hilborn Fuel Injection. He left Hilborn to start his own tuning and performance consulting business where he helps get a wide range of performance vehicles down the road and track. The best part is, he's a lifelong stick shift racer with Drag Week experience! Join us as we selfishly pick Andy's brain to make our own cars quicker! Your hosts Bill Armstrong and Rich Guido are veteran drag-n-drive stick shift racers. Together they make up a wealth of stick shift street car knowledge. They've competed Drag Week, Rocky Mountain Race Week, Sick Week, Midwest Drags, Miles of Mayhem, Street Car Takeover, and many more. Support Clutch Burners and Stick Shift Nation by grabbing some merch here: https://www.stickracing.com/ Follow Starr Performance and Consulting here: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100083994436238

In episode 138 of the Pursuit of Relentless podcast, Join Alaina as she sits down with Ben Hilborn to discuss his journey from playing Junior A hockey to becoming a successful entrepreneur in the yachting industry. Ben shares his insights on the benefits and challenges of entrepreneurship, emphasizing the importance of hard work, dedication, and mentorship. He also discusses the value of living a healthy lifestyle, seeking associations and collaborations, and making minor changes to achieve significant improvements. Tune into this engaging and empowering conversation to learn how to pursue your relentless path toward success.   Here's what to look out for in this episode: ·        Ben's journey from a hockey player to an entrepreneur in the yachting industry. ·        The benefits and challenges of entrepreneurship, including uncapped potential for growth and the need for hard work and dedication. ·        The role of mentorship in success and the impact of everyday actions and personalities on others. ·      The importance of seeking out associations and collaborations to achieve success and being prepared for the possibility of career-ending injury. ·         The significance of living a healthy lifestyle, making small changes in one's daily routine, and celebrating small wins along the way towards becoming the person you want to be. ·       And so much more!     Find Ben Hilborn on… Website: https://agents.wfgcanada.ca/benjamin-hilborn Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/benhilborn/?hl=en LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/benjaminhilborn/?originalSubdomain=ca     Connect with the Pursuit of Relentless Podcast! Website:          https://alainanadig.com/ Instagram:       https://www.instagram.com/alainanadig/                         https://www.instagram.com/pursuitofrelentless/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Alainanadig YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWU5bvoYa8PyTZi_1uu1SnQ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alaina-nadig-b2b22621b/

Lisa Hilborn, a name you should know. Lisa's service to the sport of wheelchair basketball and to the wheelchair sports movement can only be described as elite and legendary. Her roles and impact in her career with 3 of the most prominent programs in the country, including Casa Colina, her latest move  is nothing but elite. Don't miss the Wheel Print podcast as we dive into this extraordinary woman's path  and she's not done yet! Support the showAbout Casa Colina Hospital and Centers for HealthcareCasa Colina Hospital and Centers for Healthcare is a nonprofit provider of specialized medical, surgical, and rehabilitative care for people with disabling conditions resulting from accidents, disease, or illness. Its continuum of care includes medical-surgical and intensive care, acute rehabilitation, residential rehabilitation, and long-term residential care. Outpatient services include orthopedic and neurologic rehabilitation, physician clinics, children's services, diagnostic imaging, laboratory, audiology, and day treatment. Home to a research institute, adaptive sports and recreation program, and several residency programs, Casa Colina has proudly served the Southern California community and beyond for 85 years. Visit www.casacolina.org to learn more.

Listen in as Snowfighters Institute Managing Partner, Phil Harwood, interviews Mike Hilborn, owner of RTD Snow Plowing and Roof-To-Deck Restoration, based in St. Paul, Minnesota.  Mike shares his story about starting his business and how it grew into a multi-faceted service business in both the residential and commercial segments, along with his perspectives about association involvement, professional development, and lessons learned along the way.  

Meet the fish likely behind ye fillet o'fish, your favorite fish sticks, and surimi: the Alaska Pollock, a fish who finds its home in the north Pacific Ocean, especially the Bering Sea. Katrina and Guy are joined by guests Ray Hilborn from the University of Washington and Jim Lanelli from NOAA to dig deep into the management of this abundant and amazing fish.

In this episode I get to talk to Beau Hilborn about WWE, AEW, Sports and much more! More from Preston: prestonjensen.com Affiliate Links: Sony a 6400 https://amzn.to/3zEIjv0 Rodecaster Pro https://amzn.to/3zHWC2b Rode PodMic https://amzn.to/3zITcfD Elgato Stream Deck https://amzn.to/2UP8xMJ Elgato Cam Link 4K https://amzn.to/3eXGaCV Sigma 16mm Lens for Sony APSC https://amzn.to/3kZfVQu Rode PodMic Pop Filter: https://amzn.to/3hsHyP4 Apple Mac Mini M1 16GB: https://amzn.to/2YKdTKI Hagibis USB-C Hub: https://amzn.to/3Epkx9M Favitec Lighting: https://amzn.to/2YUIFRl Small Light Aputure MC: https://amzn.to/3huLzCH Computer Monitor: https://amzn.to/396OaxW Keyboard: https://amzn.to/3EfN01p Neat Widget C Microphone https://amzn.to/3gvPTkC

Cam Hilborn, guitarist & vocalist for buzz band Wine Lips, joins the DTP to take us behind the groups new album 'Mushroom Death Sex Bummer Party'!   Mushroom Death Sex Bummer Party is a collection of 11 psych-rock bangers that'll surely win the hearts of fans longing for their brand of garage-rock -revival.   Cam also chats with us about Wine Lips signing with Stomp Records, creating the vision of playing inside of a garbage bag for a music video, returning to the stage for an upcoming EP release party, & much more!       Connect w/ Wine Lips ----- Twitter:  Bandcamp:  Facebook:  Instagram:  YouTube:  Spotify:  -----   ----- Pick up Desert Tiger Merch @   Follow Colton Gee & Desert Tiger   Get a free Audiobook & 1 free month of Audible @   -----

Ben and Laura review the documentary "Seaspiracy". No shell left unturned! Index: Introduction: 00:00:17; Theme 1 (Sustainability) - 00:05:30; Theme 2 (Responsibility) - 00:31:10; Theme 3 (Humanity) - 00:57:00; Theme 4: (Morality) - 01:48:55 Hosts: Dr Laura Cappelatti and Dr Ben Whittaker References: Fisheries scientist's review of the documentary; Hilborn et al., (2020) Effective fisheries management instrumental in improving fish stock status, PNAS; Oceana (NGO) statement; Sustainability label (MSC); Guardian article about misonformation; Impakter article about misinformation; Podcast Speak Up for The Ocean Blue; Bottom-trawling debate; NGO's Back to the Source Action Plan Credits: This episode was edited in Audacity and is hosted by Anchor. The main theme is "Big Gay Waterfight" by Plushgoolash and the soundscape is "Stream, Water" by InspectorJ. Contact: Follow us on Twitter and Instagram or contact us by email (71percent.pod at gmail.com).

This conversation was recorded in 2015 and is shared with her family's permission. Listen in as Simone answers the following: "Do you think we are making any progress?" "Simone, let's talk a little bit about your reputation of being a cage rattler. Why do you thing the world needs to put itself out there a little more." "You've spend 40 years doing this. WHY? What do you love so much about this work?"  Simone Joyaux was a trailblazer, rabble rouser, teacher, writer, movie lover, reader and tirelessly worked to improve and build the charitable sector. You may know that Simone recently died suddenly from a stroke caused by cerebral amyloid angiopathy. A condition she had been living with for 14 months. Her passing shocked and broke the hearts of thousands of people around the world. She was 72 years old. The first half of this conversation I am was originally published in Hilborn's Charity eNews in April 2016. In the second half of the conversation is being shared for the first time. The final question is worthy of note. Kimberley asks Simone why she has spent over 40 years of her life doing this work. This conversation is unedited.  There are many searchable tributes to Simone online. This blog outlines the impact she had on Kimberley MacKenzie personally and professionally. You can learn more about her incredible contribution to the Charitable Sector in the The NonProfit Times article here: May she rest in POWER.

We are thrilled to welcome Ann Rosenfield into the hub. Over the past thirty years Ann has raised millions of dollars for a variety of organizations. Ann is a teacher, a board member, Executive Director, volunteer and Editor of Hilborn's Charity eNews. Ann is always willing to challenge the status quo, look for solutions when people are stuck and always willing to roll up her sleeves and do the heavy lifting when necessary. In this episode we talk about challenging our assumptions, diversity and equity in the charitable sector and how we can all move forward when we start our new normal. Please remember to subscribe, review and comment. We would love for you to join our community.

Ray Hilborn is a Volvo Environmental Prize Winner; author of six books on sustainable fisheries and is one of the principle scientists operating the Alaska Salmon Program for the University of Washington in Bristol Bay. Ray and Mark break down the new Seaspiracy Netflix documentary, challenging the idea that there is no such thing as a sustainable fishery.

David Hilborn, Principal of Moorlands College, chats with the Hope FM team.

The Revd. Dr David Hilborn BA, MA, Phd, SFHEA - Principal of Moorlands College, talks to Blair Crawford on Hope FM's Community Now! FIRST BROADCAST: 25/11/2020 Please note: For licencing reasons, all music has been edited out on this version of the interview.

Welp it was bound to happen one day! In an incredible mishap, Tuong accidentally watches the wrong movie and unintentionally gives you a DOUBLE HOT FEATURE  with special guest Rich Hilborn! Listen as these two... The post Ep 52 – Hot Fuzz (2007) & Hot Rod (2007) with Rich Hilborn appeared first on PodCavern.

Dr. Andrea Hilborn is a naturopathic doctor who has been in practice since 2011, with a focus on hormones and fertility. Her office is located in downtown Kingston, ON. In addition to her passion of hormones and fertility, Dr. Andrea is a mom, a bookwork and houseplant enthusiast.   Episode Notes:   1:55 - What is a Naturopath? 3:43 - Problems can actually start much earlier than we think 5:35 - How Dr. Andrea became interested in fertility 7:55 - What is fertility? 8:29 - How common is infertility? 9:27 - Thinking of starting a family? What you think about. 13:15 - A bit about ovulation 15:45 - The effect of age on fertility 18:50 - When is it considered infertility? 25:16 - Common reasons couples struggle to get pregnant 27:03 - Early pregnancy losses - common causes 28:09 - Do we ever get an answer as to why we are experiencing infertility? 30:25 - What can couples look at to improve conception? 40:43 - Do we know the success rate of natural interventions? 42:16 - How long after trying to conceive should we look at assisted methods for conception? 43:30 - Is naturopathic medicine covered under insurance? 44:30 - The menstrual cycle is really like a vital sign/what can affect your mesntrual cycle 50:18 - Early pregnancy loss 52:45 - Resources for pregnancy loss 53:45 - Words of advice for those seeking assisted methods for conception 54:50 - Long term health beyond fertility 57:10 - Where to find Dr. Andrea 58:04 - Top tips or homework for those trying to conceive

Leah Eustace, M.Phil, MInstF, CFRE, ACFRE. President, Blue Canoe Philanthropy Leah is an idea-generator and strategic thinker with a wide and varied background in charitable fund development. Over the past 25 years, Leah has raised hundreds of millions of dollars for organizations around the world. After many years as a practitioner, Leah now works as a consultant to the non-profit sector. She partners with her clients to help tell powerful stories through direct marketing, cases for support, legacy giving and social media. She has a particular interest, and extensive experience, in strategic planning and ‘looking under the hood’ of fundraising programs to help tune up revenue-generation activities and build stronger relationships with donors.  Leah’s volunteer work is extensive. She is Immediate Past Chair of the AFP Foundation for Philanthropy – Canada, a Board Member of AFP International, a member of the ACFRE Credentialing Board, and on the Board of the newly formed AFP Canada.   Leah speaks internationally in the areas of legacy giving, donor psychology, leadership, and philanthropic trends. As well, she’s a regular contributor to Advancing Philanthropy, Hilborn e-news, and many other publications. In 2014, Leah became the 101st person in the world to receive the ACFRE accreditation (and only the 8th in Canada). She was also honoured with the 2014 AFP Ottawa Chapter Outstanding Fundraising Executive Award. 

Welcome to The Founder Confessional PodcastI’m Kristin Darga, from Impact Founder and I’m happy you’re joining us today for this conversation from Denver Startup Week 2019. Denver Startup Week is the main hub for entrepreneurs in Denver and has completely altered the startup scene in Colorado. Each year, over 15,000 people come together to celebrate entrepreneurship and share best practices on building companies.During the week, we captured the hardships, the triumphs, and the lessons learned from founders.These conversations represent the real, the gritty, and the unsexy side of what it’s really like to own a business. For more stories about the entrepreneurial journey, visit https://www.impactfounder.com/Don’t stress anymore about your healthcare coverage sign up today at https://www.peakmed.com/Please enjoy this episode from Denver Startup Week.

Blair talks to the Principal of Moorlands College, Rev David Hilborn. Recorded live at the Christian Resources Exhibition 2019.

Episode 102: Science + Spirit with Katie Hilborn Today’s episode focuses on the place where spirit and science meet. Spiritual concepts are poking their way into the mainstream more and more these days, and science has proven to be a great partner in bringing esoteric concepts down to earth.  This week’s guest, Katie Hilborn, has relied on the works of Einstein, Kaku and Tesla to accompany her spiritual quest and awakening. In this episode we talk about how she went from curious kid to change-maker, empowering others to drive change both locally and abroad since 2006. Katie Hilborn is a keynote speaker, changemaker, and the founder of Global Orphan Prevention. She was awarded as the runner-up for Millennial Changemaker of the Year for her efforts surrounding the 2015 Nepal earthquakes and her humanitarian work has been featured on the ABC Morning Show, Women of Denver, Nonprofit Leadership Podcast, and various media outlets. Since 2011, Katie has recruited volunteers and inspired people to help aid her in humanitarian projects totaling over 30,000 hours!     We talk about: Evolving from the type of person who only talks about other people Self-actualization through travel, and how it creates perspective Hiccups along the awakening path, cycling between awake and asleep Activating her group of friends towards their own awakening Her exploration of world religions and philosophies, and looking for common threads Quantum mechanics, vibration and frequency How her brother’s coming out pointed out the hypocrisy of the structures she was raised in and prompted her own spiritual self-discovery and scientific curiosity String Theory and M-Theory and how it helped explain her spirituality Advice for others on the awakening process The importance of intuition when going down the rabbit hole The Earth Consciousness Grid and how it relates to her purpose Becoming a change-maker Her non-profit work in eliminating sex trafficking in Nepal and beyond  Turning your passion and skills in ways to serve the world   Learn more at KatieHilborn.com and http://www.globalorphanprevention.org/   Katie’s Influences: Nikola Tesla: https://www.history.com/topics/inventions/nikola-tesla Dr. Michio Kaku: https://mkaku.org/home/about/ Albert Einstein: https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/physics/1921/einstein/biographical/ Stephen Hawking: http://www.hawking.org.uk/  

Rev Dr David Hilborn has spent most of his career working in theological education. The current principal of Moorlands college was previously principal of St John's College, Nottingham and also played an influential role in the beginnings of St Mellitus College, now one of the largest training colleges in the Anglican Church worldwide.  In this in-depth interview with Premier Christianity's Sam Hailes, David shares his life story, which has included pastoral ministry in local churches, working for the Evangelical Alliance and switching denominations from the United Reformed Church to the Church of England. He also comments on the current Brexit divisions, and expresses his “frustration” with Christian leaders who preach sermons which are disconnected from the scriptures. The Profile is brought to you in association with Premier Christianity magazine. To request a free sample copy of the latest print issue visit premierchristianity.com/freesample

On this episode of Changing Waters, host Brad Warren sits down with Dr. Ray Hilborn, a marine biologist and fisheries scientist, known for his work on conservation and natural resource management in the context of fisheries. He is currently professor of aquatic and fishery science at the University of Washington. He focuses on conservation, natural resource management, fisheries stock assessment and risk analysis, and advises several international fisheries commissions and agencies. Dr Hilborn is a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and widely published.

"MY ORGANIZATION WAS REBUILDING LIVES AFTER THE NEPAL EARTHQUAKE AND THE MAN I THOUGHT I'D MARRY, BROKE UP WITH ME BETWEEN AFTERSHOCKS. "Katie Hilborn, Global Orphan Prevention Katie Hilborn is the Founder of Global Orphan Prevention. Where they STRIVE TO KEEP MOTHERS & CHILDREN TOGETHER. From addressing child sex trafficking to the orphan home trade, they provide effective and sustainable solutions to keep children with families --> https://www.globalorphanprevention.org/index.htmlOne of the first videos I made, I didn't know who to contact and what made them the best. During Boulder Startup Week 2018, we partnered with Glass and Sparrow Creative Media and they not only created photo and video, but they were on the court with us the entire time to reach our audience every step of the way. They create content with you that grabs attention, and also engages people in your story! So the next time you need event photography or videography, to social media and website collateral, marketing consultation, media post-production, SEND THEM AN EMAIL. client@glassandsparrow.comAND for being a listener of our podcast you get 20% off services with the code IMPACTImpact Founder is an independent social impact media company with a solution. We tell the untold stories, through in-depth inquiries delving into the failures and triumphs of entrepreneurs. We inspire readers and the founders themselves and create a community of shared experiences by debunking the myth that entrepreneurship is easy or sexy.If you're struggling to make sense of the constant highs and lows and get out of the vicious cycle, our leadership coaches are the exact people to support you in your founder journey. AND today, as a listener of the show, you get 20% off your first month of coaching with Code: STRESSFREENOW so go to https://www.impactfounder.com/leadershipdevelopment/ and redeem that code now.

2019 - 01 - 15 - David Hilborn - Part 1 by Moorlands College

2019 - 01 - 15 - David Hilborn - Part 2 by Moorlands College

Did you know that up to 10,000 Nepali women and girls are trafficked to India and exploited each year? Most are illiterate. Hear from one organization that is doing something about it. My guest today on the nonprofit leadership podcast is Katie Hilborn, Founder and Director of Global Orphan Prevention. ​This podcast is sponsored by […]

Welcome to a new series of OffScript, Wales Arts Review’s arts and culture podcast. We’re kicking off the second round of episodes with a bit of international stardom in the form of Neil Hilborn the American slam poet who shot to stardom in 2013 when a performance of his poem “OCD” was viewed over 62 million views online. Well, Neil is on his first tour of the UK and it kicked off in Wrexham where our very own Sophie McKeand, poet and Young Peoples Laureate for Wales, was there to interview him just before his performance. Hilborn talks about some of the most powerful themes in his work, those of mental illness and the stigma attached, how he has dealt with his fame, and also what it’s like to be a liberal Texan in the age of Trump.

We have a great interview for you today. Imagine this story, someone who never ran until after college, ran their first race, a marathon in 4 hours and 37 minutes, then just six years later they run an Olympic qualifier and are headed to Rio to run in the Olympics. This is not a hollywood movie script, this is the story of Ariana Holborn. Now on to the show. Had a chance to meet you and hear your story can you tell us about your long high school running career? You just ran in the Rio Olympics, so if you did not run in high school, how did you get your start? So your very first race ever was a marathon? Which one? So what did your running career look like after that first marathon, you obviously caught the bug. 2008 you run your first race and run a 4:37 marathon, then one year later you run a BQ? What was your training like? You went from 0 to 70 miles in a year, did you encounter any injuries? In 2010 you join John Reich's team, where did you go from there? Then in 2014 at US Marathon Championships you were 4th? How did your training change as you were getting ready to run an Olympic qualifier? What type of mileage are you doing when you prepare for a marathon? Coming into 2016 what was your thought process when deciding to run for Latvia for the Olympics? For their marathon team do they select or do trials? So you headed to Rio for your first Olympics, what was it like walking in the opening ceremonies? How did the race in Rio go for you? How long did you end up staying in Rio and did you get a chance to see any other events? So what was your training like the week down in Brazil? Your team gives back a lot to the local running community. What advice would you have to young runners just starting out? So what is next on the agenda for you? Rapid Fire... 5 questions in under 1 minute Favorite running book? - Running within Current trainers you are wearing? - Brooks Ravena Favorite race? -  Valmiera Marathon Favorite recovery meal or recovery drink? - Generation Ucan Chocolate  Your favorite piece of running equipment that is not your shoes? - Garmin Ariana's website Sonoran Distance Project Team Ariana on Twitter

Anne Hilborn, PhD student at Virginia Tech, talks about her work studying the cheetahs of the Serengeti, including the not-so-glamourous aspects of the job, and then explains why she doesn't shy away from sharing her observations in graphic detail on Twitter.   For more information, links, and show notes, check out http://breakingbio.com

Episode 77.2 – Mackie Hilborn from Pure Energies explains their free home solar program

This episode of the Video StudentGuy is about the day I spent at Podcamp Boston last Sunday October 28. This is my first time attending a podcamp and I was really looking forward to it. Over all, it was a good experience. I'm sorry I couldn't have attended the previous day, I was in class There were a number of sessions specifically on video casting that I know would have been interesting. To top it off I was really tired, it was a busy busy week on all fronts. I never would have made it through the weekend if I attended both days. Next year I'll be done with school and I'll have a lot more time for user events like this.By the way, just after I posted this I found this link to a video recorded during lunch, Sunday I guess, from the sound of it. Fool that I am I went to the cafeteria and ate lunch! Anyway, its an ad hoc discussion about the value of the conference as the nature of new media and new media producers matures. I feel very strongly that those of us who are about to launch our careers in video should be up to our armpits in new media. This is our wave. Thanks to Bob Goyetche for recording and posting this video.On a side note there is a podcasting meetup that takes place monthly in the Boston area. CC Chapman is the contact person for this. It was on hiatus during the summer, but I spoke to him at end of the day Sunday and he said there will be something coming up soon. Like all meetups, its open to anyone, not just people producing podcasts. I hear about them mostly from Mark and Bob on the Canadian Podcast Buffet show, but I don't doubt they're friendly, congenial get-togethers no matter where they occur.One note about the show, I start out with a rant about the venue, the Boston Convention Center. I've got some pictures I need to put up on Flikr. Obviously it had a significant impact on me, but it doesn't in any significant way detract from the quality of the event, I just tend to notice UI issues and the convention center definitely has a UI problem. If you're not interested in listening to me go on and on about it, just move ahead to 4:18, thats when my review of the sessions I attended begins.I understand attendance was smaller Sunday than Saturday, and it felt somewhat subdued, so I didn't get a chance to meet a lot of people, but everyone I spoke with was happy to talk and share their ideas and knowledge.Guido Stein - it's a Purl, man - knitting podcastJane Quigley - Digital Grit - exchanged cards, though I don have a card yetBen Ortega - Phive Tacos - another cardFaye Anderson - Anderson@Large - Citizen Jouralist - local politics, we had a nice conversation about the role of podcasting in political actionC.C. Chapman - Managing the Gray, Accident Hash - go to guy on the local meetupsChris Penn - FinancialAid Podcast - cofounder of PodcampChris Brogan - cofounder of PodcampNeil Gorman - Broken Toasters, Will Shatner and Podcaster Burnout - here's a link to a similar presentation he made at Podcaster's Across BordersBeth Lawrence - Grow See This - we had a nice conversation at lunchGary Marriott Grow See This videographer - creativegeniuscollective.com Lead programmer at cyberwalker.com - he indulged my questions on videocasting production techniquesSessions AttendedRecording Remote Interviews - Dan YorkSoftware for recording Skype conversations:Mac:Audio HijakWiretap StudioConference Recorder 2Call Recorder Windows: Hot Recorder Pamela 2.0 Call Burner MX Skype Recorder SkyLook PowerGramo Both: Levelator Social Media for Business - Isabel HilbornSocial Networking 101 - Chris PennCreating a Great Podcast Listening Experience - Jared Spool -check out Chris Penn's site to see what I'm talking about.

Bone Tissue Engineering In podcast #13, we talk with Professor Jöns Hilborn and Dr. Ivan Martin, two experts in bone tissue engineering who attended the 2006 Regenerate World Congress in April. Professor Hilborn of the Department of Materials Chemistry at Sweden’s Uppsala University is engineering cells to produce customized extracellular matrices, which his [...]