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In this episode of Today in YGK, CFRC’s Broadcast Journalist Christena Lawrie dives into the latest from the Kingston Canadian Film Festival lineup to a new Innovation Club for high school students. Campus Reporter Abyaz Auntorip Karim gets into the lates in Queens’s campus news. In sports, CFRC’s Jesse Bell drops in for a breaking news update in Queen’s athletics. Tune in for these stories and more!

In this episode of Today in YGK, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Christena Lawrie covers updates from the Kingston Canadian Film Festival 2025 lineup. Abyaz Auntorip Karim dives into the latest in Queen’s campus news. In sports, Isabella Garrido covers updates in Queen’s athletics, and Jesse Bell reports some breaking sports news. Tune in for these stories and more.

Welcome to Campus Beat broad and podcasting from CFRC 101.9 FM.  In this episode, host  Dinah Jansen alongisde Abyaz Karim, Jaya Kumar, and Jesse Bell present conversations with  and read statements from clubs and groups seeking to establish, increase, or continue mandatory or optional fees during the SGPS referendum that takes place January 29th and 30th.  All students are reminded that voting occurs online via simply voting and that the AMS and SGPS will send ballots out at 12:01 in the morning on January 29th.  You can learn more about elections processes for both our student governments by visiting SGPS.ca and myAMS.org.  In the meantime, let's jump in to our conversations with and statement reads for clubs and groups seeking fees during the SGPS referendum.  Thank you for joining us!  

Hello again and welcome everyone to another special edition of Campus Beat airing on CFRC 101.9 FM, streaming at cfrc.ca and on your favorite mobile apps like iheartradio.  You can find CFRC on instagram at @cfrcmusic,  I'm Dinah Jansen and with me is Abyaz Karim, a Masters student in International Business who has recently joined our news team as the Campus News Reporter, alongside our dedicated AMS student volunteer Jaya Kumar, and Jesse Bell, CFRC’s Local Journalism Initiative Producer and Program Coordinator. Coming up in this episode as part of Campus Beat's special coverage of AMS and SGPS elections and referenda, we're pleased to present conversations we held with each of the Clubs and groups running campaigns to establish, increase or continue AMS student fees during the Alma Mater Society's elections and referenda taking place on January 29th and 30th.  We chatted with or read statements on behalf of 21 fee seeking clubs and groups.  In our first segment, we'll cover groups seeking to establish a new fee including QHacks, the Ban Righ Centre, the Queen's Muslim Students' Association, and the Iranian Student Association.  Thank you for joining us, we hope you enjoy the program.

In this episode of Today in YGK, CFRC’s Broadcast Journalist Christena Lawrie delves into potential labor disruptions at Queen’s University, as a majority of workers vote in favor of strike action over wage concerns. CUPE 254 President Marie Edwards shares insights on the current negotiations and the challenges faced by staff. We also cover important announcements dircetly from the City of Kingston, including updates on city services during the holiday season. In sports, Jesse Bell recaps the Kingston Frontenacs' recent games. Tune in for these stories and more, including upcoming concerts, community events, and weather updates.

In this episode of Today in YGK, CFRC’s Broadcast Journalist Christena Lawrie covers the Oak Stabilization Program's move to its new permanent facility at 206 Concession Street, set for January 2025. Next, she delves into potential labor disruptions at Queen’s University, as a majority of workers vote in favor of strike action over wage concerns. CUPE 254 President Marie Edwards shares insights on the current negotiations and the challenges faced by staff. We also cover important announcements about city services during the holiday season. In sports, Jesse Bell recaps the Kingston Frontenacs' recent games, including a tough loss to the Oshawa Generals and a comeback against the Peterborough Peets, offering insights as the team heads into the holiday break. Finally, don't miss our roundup of upcoming concerts and community events, from winter activities to local markets, keeping you connected to Kingston!

In this episode of Today in YGK, CFRC’s Broadcast Journalist Christena Lawrie covers a car-sharing pilot program coming to Kingston next year, sitting down with Soren Christianson, a project manager in the city’s Climate Leadership division. In campus news, reporter Ali Al-Safadi sits down with Queen's University researchers Dr. Kerry Rowe and Dr. John Smol, who were honoured with top NSERC awards for their pioneering environmental work. Dr. Rowe's innovative landfill design protects groundwater from contamination, while Dr. Smol's research on lake sediment reveals human impacts on ecosystems, guiding conservation efforts. Sports broadcaster Jesse Bell recaps the latest in Queen’s women’s volleyball and men’s rugby. Tune in for all these stories and more!

In this episode of Today in YGK, CFRC’s Broadcast Journalist Christena Lawrie covers the closure of Kingston non-profit Loving Spoonful after 16 years of operation. She sits down with the organization’s treasurer, Judy Peterson, to discuss the challenging decision made by the board of directors last week. In sports, Jesse Bell prepares CFRC listeners for this weekend’s Homecoming football game at Richardson Stadium, where the Queen’s Gaels will face off against the Waterloo Warriors. Also, tune in for the latest in upcoming concerts, events, weather and traffic updates, and more.

This episode of Today in YGK features a special campus news segment, where Dinah Jansen speaks with Leigh Kalin, Associate Vice Principal Strategic Engagement in the Office of Advancement at Queen’s University to learn more about Queen’s University Homecoming taking place October 18th through the 20th. From her, listeners learn about the work staff do to welcome Queen’s alumni back each year to Queen’s and details on some of the big events taking place this year. In sports, Jesse Bell prepares listeners for the upcoming Homecoming football game this weekend at Richardson Memorial Stadium, where the Queen’s Gaels will face off against the Waterloo Warriors. Also, tune in for upcoming concerts, weather, traffic updates, and more.

In this episode of Today in YGK, CFRC’s Broadcast Journalist Christena Lawrie sits down with a founding member of the Kingston Climate Justice Coalition to get into their upcoming Kingston Climate Action Town Hall this weekend. In sports, Jesse Bell recaps the Queen’s Gaels vs Guelph Gryphons face-off at Richardson Stadium on Saturday. Also tune in for your weather, traffic, and CFRC events and concerts calendars.

In this episode of Today in YGK, host Christena Lawrie sits down with Dr. David Pichora with KHSC to talk about upcoming studies to determine how AI can factor into adminstrative work in Kingston’s hospitals. Lauren Tucker gives you the rundown on all things arts and culture coming up in the city. In sports, Jesse Bell premieres a new preview for the upcoming Gaels Football season. Finally, Paige Lang covers all the best concerts and events this week. Tune in for all of this and more!

Drought is a prolonged dry period that can occur anywhere in the world and results in a water shortage. Unlike some other disasters, drought has a slow onset and a prolonged impact on health, agriculture, economies, energy and the environment. An estimated 55 million people globally are affected by droughts every year and as many as 700 million people are at-risk of being displaced as a result of drought by 2030. As of June 4, 2024, more than 10 percent of the U.S. is experiencing a drought, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor. In fact, drought is one of the costliest and deadliest climate-related disasters in the United States In this episode of the Water for Food Podcast, DWFI Director of Communications and Public Relations Frances Hayes chats with experts in drought and health who shed light on this complex topic, including the areas of respiratory concerns, stress among farmers, engagement with the public health community through the Drought and Public Health Roadmap and a global public health perspective. Guests include Dr. Yeongjin Gwon, Rachel Lookadoo, JD and Dr. Jesse Bell of the University of Nebraska Medical Center and affiliated with DWFI, as well as Dr. Jesse Berman of the University of Minnesota School of Public Health.   If you or a loved one is experiencing or affected by a mental health, substance use, or suicidal crisis, please call or text “988” (or chat online on the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline website) for free, confidential, and immediate help.

Doug get's to chat with Emma Kantola and Jesse Bell from the Nantucket Land Bank. Emma and Jesse come on to tell us about the Nantucket Land Banks 40th Anniversary. To help celebrate they are throwing a fun party Sunday June 9th. The Family Picnic will take place from 10 - 2pm at their Creeks Preserve at 2 Milestone Road.  Bring the whole family for magic, face painting, live music, volleyball, cornhole, food trucks and more! Learn more at https://www.nantucketlandbank.org/.

CFRC’s News Team keeps you posted on the latest in Kingston. Lauren Tucker on Arts Desk, Jesse Bell with the Sports Report and CFRC’s Community Events and Concerts Calendar.

Jesse and new guest Landon, aka Popedarpa of Badfaux Haku and Danger Planet fame, get together to (finally!) talk about one of Jesse's favorite crews, Misaki Katanaka and the Last Blossom keyword!  We run through the keyword models, discuss the keyword's strengths and weakness and give our takes on how they fit into the Ten Thunders faction Today's drinks: Jesse - Bell's Brewing Oberon American Wheat Ale Landon - Off Color Brewing DecaBeer Saison Join us on Facebook - Boring Conversation on Facebook Join in the conversation on our discord server - Boring Conversation on Discord Check out our YouTube channel -  Boring Conversation on YouTube

On this edition of Game oVer, we head to South Philly to talk to Jesse Bell about the tank job known as the Philadelphia Flyers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Recording Date: July 27, 2022 Episode: #7 - The Intersection of Climate and Health Host: Jeff Cunningham and Ryan Harris Guest: Dr. Jesse Bell, the Claire M. Hubbard Professor of Health and Environment, UNMC Department of Environmental, Agricultural and Occupational Health, College of Public Health Description: Ryan and Jeff sit down with Dr. Jesse Bell, a distinguished scientist who is leading national climate-informed human health research (everything from air and water quality, heat exposure, and vector-borne disease) to improve human health outcomes as climate changes accelerate. Article and Book References Zoe becomes the world's first named heatwave (Scientific American) President launches programs to help Americans deal with extreme heat and higher air conditioning bills (Yahoo News) Pacific Northwest sizzles, a precursor to nationwide heatwave next week (Washington Post) The impacts of climate change on human health in the U.S. (USGCRP; 2016) Exposure science in an age of rapidly changing climate (Journal of Exposure Science and Epidemiology) The book of beautiful questions (Warren Berger) Website References New Heat.gov information and resources (NOAA) Air quality predictions (Breezometer) Daugherty Water for Food Global Institute (Univ. of Nebraska) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/triplepoint/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/triplepoint/support

Kevin and Shawn are joined by Jesse Bell to talk about the state of the Flyers and the odds of the hard retool panning out and what has to happen for it to work.www.norsebeards.com-promo code OCS for 25% off your whole orderwww.bodycheckwellness.com-promo code OCS for 25% off your whole orderwww.oldecitysports.com

Last week's guest, VIP Escort, Jesse Bell is back, this time with a story or two, involving her youthful escapades with both men and women.

Professor XX interviews Jesse Bell, a high paid, GFE escort for men who is self described as lesbian queer and does not engage with men outside of sex work. The one hour interview examines the nuances of Jesse's career, the financial and political highs and lows, and her queer/het perceptions.

Next week's guest is the full meal: lesbian escort Jesse Bell! This week there is no guest, just updates and something new, live audio shanengians from Professor XX's last tryst.

In this encore edition of The Bio Report, we revisit an interview that original ran in December 2017. Climate change and the increasing frequency and intensity of extreme weather events carry a toll on human health. Not only do floods, hurricanes, and other similar phenomenon cause death and injury, they also create long-term health effects. Jesse Bell, a research scientist at the North Carolina Institute for Climate Studies at North Carolina State University recently examined the issues in an article in the Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association. We spoke to Bell about the health consequences of these weather events, the challenges they create for public health systems to plan and prepare, and why new research is needed to better understand the relationship between these events and human health.

December 18, 2017 Just Riding Along Show Page ABOUT THIS EPISODE Kenny crosses the country in the Woo, to Utah. Hence this is the Woo-Tah episode. Andrea has been doing normal Andrea stuff. Matt sprained his neck sleeping in bed, so this is a pity party for him. Tune in to hear how a shop told a tall guy he won't benefit from full suspension. SHOW DONATIONS - Shaun L from the UK gave $25 - Andy B from Missouri gave $25 - Bradford Herder of Massachusetts gave $20 - Jeff Sychowski of Illinois gave $25 - Jesse Bell of Maine gave $30 - Michael Perry of Washington DC gave $25 - Michael Shull of New Jersey gave $25 A huge thanks to current and previous show supporters! If you would like to support the show, CLICK HERE.  We want to hear from you! If you have any questions, comments, or ideas for the next episode, contact us at jra@mountainbikeradio.com. ------------ LISTENER QUESTIONS Questions answered by the crew in this episode: - Andrew L needs some help with XXL full suspension bikes - Adam from 'Stralia wants to know about wide range cassettes, ultra compact road cranks, and Light Bicycle Rims - Isaac from So Cal is curious if he should move to Salida - Ron B has a cold and wide foot (actually two of them) - Aging Swannee seeks trail bike - Tasha L has questions about translating moto fitness to XC series dominance ------------- RELATED SHOW LINKS Buy the JRA Intro Music Right Here Shop via our Amazon Affiliate Link Go to the Mountain Bike Radio Store Bontrager Line Pro wheels Ibis Ripley Intense Primer  Pivot 429 Trail  Yeti 4.5 Trek Fuel EX  Specialized Camber Become a Mountain Bike Radio member Just Riding Along on Twitter Brickhouse Racing Website Brickhouse Racing Facebook Page Brickhouse Racing Instagram Mountain Bike Radio Facebook Page Andrea’s Twitter Matt’s Twitter Kenny’s Twitter

Climate change and the increasing frequency and intensity of extreme weather events carry a toll on human health. Not only do floods, hurricanes, and other similar phenomenon cause death and injury, they also create long-term health effects. Jesse Bell, a research scientist at the North Carolina Institute for Climate Studies at North Carolina State University recently examined the issues in an article in the Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association. We spoke to Bell about the health consequences of these weather events, the challenges they create for public health systems to plan and prepare, and why new research is needed to better understand the relationship between these events and human health.