Podcast appearances and mentions of rob mcbride

As the world continues to evolve toward advances in technology, the sciences, and globalization, it's important to reflect on the real-world gains of such progressions as well as the future opportunities that exist. In the case of this episode, the gains are associated with saving lives and combating the emerging threat of antimicrobial resistance and antibiotic resistant infections, which have been deemed by The World Health Organization as one of the top 10 global public health threats facing humanity. This episode is Part 2 of a series that focuses on AMR and the innovations in science and technology that are helping to tackle the challenge. The episode also points toward the connection between the issues of climate change and AMR as well as the opportunities to combine forces and develop collaborative efforts in addressing these threats. The episode digs deeper into innovations happening within healthcare to defeat superbugs as shared from the perspective of this episode's guest, Dr. Steffanie Strathdee, who is an Epidemiologist, Distinguished Professor, Global health solution-seeker, TEDx speaker, and Author of The Perfect Predator, a memoir of her effort to save her husband's life and the discovery of a forgotten cure that has the potential to save millions more. Steffanie also serves as Co-Director of the Center for Innovative Phage Applications & Therapeutics at the University of California, San Diego, School of Medicine as well as the Associate Dean of Global Health Sciences. Other topics range from the importance of advocacy and collaboration to tackle global health problems to how phages can help to evolve personalized medicine to how technologies like Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence can be used to advance Phage Therapy. Also, is there a need for more health solutions to connect the dots when traveling abroad? For more details visit TechLink Health @ https://www.techlink.health or connect with Dr. Strathdee @ The Center for Innovative Phage Applications and Therapeutics. This episode was hosted by Rob McBride, Co-Founder and CEO of Felix Biotechnology and Dr. Sarah Samaan. The episode is packed with valuable insights and points to several references, including a direct email for those in need and interested in Phage Therapies as an alternative treatment:

Our guest in The Sustainable Hour no. 454 is Rob McBride who for a decade has fought for the protection of a river system against greed and corruption.

As many reflect on the past couple of years of the pandemic and start to think about emerging threats of the future, it's important to bring awareness to that very topic, the future, and what's on the horizon in public health. This episode focuses on the emerging threat of antimicrobial resistance and antibiotic resistant infections, which have been deemed by The World Health Organization as one of the top 10 global public health threats facing humanity. During the episode we'll discuss the cutting edge technologies that can help tackle the challenge. This episode's guest is Rob McBride, PhD, Co-Founder and CEO of Felix Biotechnology, a technology focused on accelerating the deployment of novel biotherapeutics targeting urgent microbial challenges in human health and beyond. The Felix mission is founded on creating an evolutionary solution to the evolutionary problem of antimicrobial resistance. The company name pays homage to Félix d'Hérelle, a French-Canadian microbiologist who was known as the discoverer of bacteriophages (viruses that infect bacteria) and experimented with phage therapy. Rob has a PhD in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology from the University of Houston and a Bachelor of Science from Saint Vincent College in addition to a Postdoctoral Fellowship at Yale University. Prior to founding Felix, Rob was the Co-Founder of Boost Biomes, which used the powerful social networks among microbes to provide novel, sustainable solutions to feed and heal people everywhere. For more details visit TechLink Health @ https://www.techlink.health or connect with Felix @ https://www.felixbt.com/. This episode was hosted by Justine Reiss and Dr. Rodney Samaan. The episode unpacked many concepts related to Programmable Therapies such as Programmed Phage and also referenced an influential read on the topic:

"Tune in to The Jazz Hole with Linus today for brand new music from two Argentinean releases: the duo album Aislados by woodwind player Matías Formica and bassist Jonatan Schenone and the quartet album Familia by drummer Andrés Elstein. You will also get to hear more from the Ontario-based vocalist, composer and arranger Sarah Jerrom's “Dream Logic” and from Japanese-based pianist and composer Satoko Fujii's latest solo album “Hazuki”. Sarah Jerrom – “Fata Morgana” & “Snowblind” Album: Dream Logic Sarah Jerrom (voc, p), Harley Card (g, voc), Rob McBride (b) and Jeff Luciani (d, perc) Matías Formica & Jonatan Schenone - “Big Fish” & “Aislados” Album: Aislados Matías Formica (ts, as, fl, alto fl) and Jonatan Schenone (b) ------- Satoko Fujii - “Ernesto” & “Expanding” Album: Hazuki Satoko Fujii (p) Andrés Elstein - “Aplausos” & “Busca Misterio” Album: Familia Andrés Elstein (d), Lucas Goicoechea (as), Nathaniel Edelman (p) and Juan Bayón (b) 00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 02:47 - Fata Morgana - Sarah Jerrom 08:16 - Snowblind - Sarah Jerrom 15:16 - Big Fish - Matías Formica, Jonatan Schenone 21:02 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 22:44 - Aislados - Matías Formica, Jonatan Schenone 31:47 - Ernesto - Satoko Fujii 38:20 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 39:42 - Expanding - Satoko Fujii 47:22 - Aplausos - Andrés Elstein 53:37 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 55:19 - Busca Misterio - Andrés Elstein 65:09 - Finish "

"The Jazz Hole with Linus is based in NYC, but today the spotlight points to at great Canadian musicians. The show opens with music from Québec-based pianist François Bourassa’s haunting new solo piano album “L’Impact du Silence” and later focuses entirely on interview guest Sarah Jerrom. The Ontario-based vocalist, composer, arranger, songwriter and pianist just released her wonderful, eclectic album Dream Logic, available on sarahjerrom.com. Sarah shares some stories about the making of this project, her compositions and more. Tune in! François Bourassa - “Small Head” & “Blues Masqué” Album: L’Impact Du Silence François Bourassa (p) Sarah Jerrom - “Snowblind”, “Fata Morgana”, “Things That Came Out Of The Sea” & “Memorabilia” Album: Dream Logic Sarah Jerrom (voc, p), Harley Card (g, voc), Rob McBride (b) and Jeff Luciani (d, perc) 00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 02:46 - Small Head - François Bourassa 06:38 - Blues Masqué - François Bourassa 09:44 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 11:58 - Snowblind - Sarah Jerrom 18:58 - Interview with Sarah Jerrom, Part I 25:57 - Fata Morgana - Sarah Jerrom 33:09 - Things That Came Out Of The Sea - Sarah Jerrom 39:29 - Interview with Sarah Jerrom, Part II 46:22 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 47:20 - Memorabilia - Sarah Jerrom 55:35 - Finish "

Hear directly from people along the Murray-Darling Basin on their experiences fighting for clean drinking water and a healthy river system. Your panelists are: * Rob McBride, Farmer at Tolarno Station (near Pooncarie and Menindee) * Derek Hardman, CEO Barkandji Native Title Group Aboriginal Corporation (BNTGAC) * Jane MacAllister, Wentworth Shire Councillor and NCC Community Organiser for the River * Chris Gambian, Chief Executive, Nature Conservation Council of NSW * Jacqui Mumford, Organising Director, Nature Conservation Council of NSW

Learn how a new game company has tried approaching the hobby. From a $150 monster of a space game, to a $7 small scall card game, Rob McBride is learning all about the industry as he explores Kickstarter. In this episode we talk about Dig! and Overbattle, with some thoughts on conventions, prototypes, previewers, and more. Check out their Dig! Kickstarter Or take a look at Overbattle To learn more about FunDaMental Games feel free to visit www.thefundamentalgames.com Introduction Music provided by: https://www.purple-planet.com Voice introduction by Marilena D.

As we went through our interview covering  "Hanesville and Appalachain - Gas Focus" with Rob McBride, Sr. Director, Enverus, the numbers confirmed that pure gas plays are set to rise. Appalachian – Marcellus and Utica ➢ Rigs have fallen off in the Appalachian, but there are still rigs running and new wells being drilled. Production is expected to continue to climb in the Marcellus and Utica. The Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) is expected to come online in early 2021, which will add 2 Bcf/d of takeaway capacity to the region and send gas to the Transco Zone 5 region. Should MVP meet the same fate as the Atlantic Coast Pipeline, which was cancelled in early July, pipeline bottlenecks could be seen in the region as early as mid-2021. Enverus does not expect this to happen. Haynesville: ➢ With the drop in crude oil prices, higher natural gas prices are needed to make pure gas plays economical. Higher gas-directed production will offset the production losses from associated gas in order to meet demand in the US. As production grows, additional takeaway capacity is needed from the play. At least four pipeline projects have been proposed to transport gas from the Haynesville to demand in the Gulf Coast. Rob, thanks for stopping by and visiting with us about your team's newest report! Check the link below to download the report, or contact Rob.

We don’t always talk natural gas but it’s had a historic run.... and crash within the last two weeks - which shows just how volatile things are. Today, we are joined by Rob McBride to talk all things natural gas. It’s a fun show. Hope you enjoy!   #hottakeoftheday Episode 68 w/Rob McBride, Enverus https://youtu.be/14toLSTEGcs   Audio Podcast   About Rob Rob McBride is the Sr. Director of Strategy and Analytics at Enverus. He previously managed natural gas trading at Hess and BNP Paribas, and served as the director of business development of energy markets products at Bloomberg LP.

We sit down with Rob McBride (Sr. Director Strategy and Analytics, Enverus) to talk about this new report from Enverus on the "unprecedented" well shut-ins, we all agree that if the word "unprecedented" could be removed from our vocabulary as it has been over used. That being said; it is about the only word that describes the disastrous trifecta of Covid-19, oil price war and the demand reduction. “There's no doubt the rig count has been an important tool to measure the health of the oil and gas industry,” says Rob McBride, senior director of Strategy and Analytics at Enverus. “However, with horizontal drilling, improved efficiencies, and advanced drilling plans, we're seeing a different story being told beneath the surface. For example, determining which wells have been shut-in and taken offline, wells that have been drilled but not completed (DUCs), and pipeline data are just a few of the factors that aren't detected by the rig count. And you need to look at everything to capture a complete view.” We really enjoyed our visit with Rob about the 2020 Production: Shut-ins, Ducs report. He clearly brings out the importance of relying on data to manage decisions around the oil production in 2020.

Rob McBride of Tolarno Station downstream of Menindee Lakes holds a Bachelor of Economics (Accounting), Graduate Diploma in Applied Finance and Investment. He is Director of the Australian Wool Growers Association and a member of the Wool Carbon Alliance and Australian Wool Innovation. His family have been prominent pastoralists in South Australia for over 150 years. Rob calls out corruption killing the Murray / Darling-Barka in this interview he gave to Geoff Reid in mid March 2020 on the occasion of the Wilcania Bridge blockade protesting the theft of that communities river. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/environmental-as-anything/message

Welcome to the Talking Precision Medicine podcast. In this series, we sit down with experts on the application of AI and big data analytics in the drug discovery space. Our guests are innovators, business decision makers and thought leaders at the intersection of data and therapeutics. We discuss the promise, practice, challenges, and myths of AI in precision medicine. This show is brought to you by Genialis, and Rafael, our CEO, is your host. Genialis is focused on data integration and predictive modeling of disease biology to help accelerate the discovery and de-risk the development of novel therapeutics. Today’s news is dominated by the corona virus and COVID-19 pandemic. Rightfully so. But today we’re bringing you a story of another class of viruses, called Phage. Phage are viruses that find and kill bacteria, and Felix is a Bay Area biotech harnessing the power of phage to fight the scourge of antibiotic resistant infections. So join our conversation with founder and CEO, Dr. Rob McBride, from wherever you have socially distanced yourself or locked down on quarantine, and learn about the viruses that are actually saving lives.

"This is the worst man-made environmental disaster in Australian history" - fourth generation farmer, Rob McBride.At the start of 2019, one million fish died in the lower Darling river, catapulting the plight of the Murray Darling Basin river system to headline news across the country. But how did it get to this?In this episode, discover how one whistleblower, supported with a job and a team at the Australia Institute, interprets the water bureaucratese and puts it into plain English for river communities, politicians, journalists and farmers and created a body of research that uncovers exactly how Australia stuffed up a $13 billion public policy.Subscribe now and listen on your favourite podcast app.CREDITS: How to Make a Whistleblower is a special three-part podcast mini-series by the Australia Institute. Written and produced: Jennifer Macey. Additional production: Lizzie Jack. Editing by Ebony Bennett and fact checking by Maryanne Slattery. Executive producer: Anna Chang. Music by Blue Dot Sessions. For more information on this podcast and the Australia Institute’s research on the Murray Darling Basin, visit our website http://tai.org.au

Intel Chip Chat – Network Insights audio podcast with Allyson Klein: As enterprises migrate business critical applications out to the edge of the network and to multi-cloud platforms, and seek to accelerate delivery of SaaS apps across edge/cloud nodes, Versa Networks provides SD-WAN and software-defined security that transforms the WAN and branch networks. Rob McBride, […]

Part of the New Testament Survey series, taught by Rob McBride.For more information about New Life, please visit our website.

Kate McBride is a fifth-generation pastoralist and the daughter of Rob McBride, owner of Tolarno Station (@TolarnoStation) at Menindee in Western NSW. Together with her father she brought the ecological disaster unfolding on the Darling River to the world’s attention with a viral video of the Menindee fish kill. Kate spoke to Wayne Jansson (@Jansant) […]Author informationWayne JanssonChief reporter & photographer at No FibsWayne Jansson is an Australian citizen journalist and photographer. He covered the seat of Indi during the 2013 federal election which saw Independent Cathy McGowan unseat Liberal Sophie Mirabella. His interests are politics and social justice. | Twitter | Facebook | Google+ |

Kate McBride is a fifth-generation pastoralist and the daughter of Rob McBride, owner of Tolarno Station (@TolarnoStation) at Menindee in Western NSW. Together with her father she brought the ecological disaster unfolding on the Darling River to the world's attention with a viral video of the Menindee fish kill. Kate spoke to Wayne Jansson (@Jansant) […]Author informationWayne JanssonChief reporter & photographer at No FibsWayne Jansson is an Australian citizen journalist and photographer. He covered the seat of Indi during the 2013 federal election which saw Independent Cathy McGowan unseat Liberal Sophie Mirabella. His interests are politics and social justice. | Twitter | Facebook | Google+ |

Welcome To Babblot, the kingdom of board gamers. Where we try to answer the age old question of, wait...I have forgotten it! ***What's Up Babblot*** 3:40 Claustrophobia finished GAMA Trade show ***Thing That Make Us Go Hmmm!*** 11:43 Board Game Festival Map (https://subverti.com/festivals-jeux/) It is Cool to be CMON? Asmodee distribution ***What Game Is Behind The Door*** 25:12 A quiz show section, where we quiz our guest, Rob McBride of Syther Gaming in our dungeon, about games. Can you guess what the answers before us? ***The Babble*** 1:01:28 Are publishers doing enough to make there games look great on our table? Or do we have to do it ourselves. That’s something that everyone in Babblot asks a lot. Check out Overbattle on Kickstarter here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/sythergaming/overbattle-the-all-war?ref=2ivh6e   ---------------------------------------- You can find us at Board Game Theater page for all episodes and Board Games Everybody Should... Like us on Facebook, Twitter or our guild on  Board Game Geek 2248 Big Thanks to Arcane Wonders, Academy Games and Game Toppers for their support And watch the live stream of the show here:   Other games we talk about: Claustrophobia 1643, OverBattle: The All War, Drop It, SeaRovers, Axis & Allies, Agricola, Splendor, Grimm Forest, Wingspan, Scythe,

Recorded in War Room Studios - Albuquerque, NM : 3/12/19 This episode is brought to you by PowerMeeps.com and Van Ryder Games.  We have a survey up that we will use to create the "Brawling Brothers Blend" of favorite games, please go fill it out today! Our order form for V2 of our Lowball Glasses is up - buy one before its too late! SaltCon is one of our very favorite conventions of the year and we spend much of this episode talking about our friends, experiences, the food and #boardgames of SaltCon 2019!  We got a sneak peek of Sleeping Gods from Red Raven Games, Legends of Novus from FunDaMental Games and OverBattle from Syther Gaming.  Our newest obbession may be Russian Railroads, and we aren't afraid to say it! PowerMeeps.com Coupon Code: Receive FREE SHIPPING on any domestic order over $50 using coupon codes: TEAMJOSH or TEAMBRANDON - Usage of either of these coupon codes enters you into a drawing for a $50 gift card (to be drawn on or around May 1st).   Episode Timeline: 0:00:00 - Intro / Banter 0:05:09 - Brawling Brothers Survey - Brawling Brothers Blend 0:07:11 - Vote for Brawling Brothers @ BoardGameGeek.com 0:10:18 - Brawling Borthers Streaming Twitch - Brawlingbrothers.com/live 0:29:20 - TNT - THEN -- Featuring: Crack the Case 0:27:00 - TNT - NOW -- Featuring: Gugong 1:06:28 - TNT - TOMORROW -- Featuring: The Legends of Novus 1:34:58 - Feature Segment : SaltCon Recap 1:54:38 - OverBattle : Interview with Rob McBride   Game Timestamps: Bad Doctor - 0:43:33 Chronicles of Crime - 0:35:04 Crack the Case - 0:29:20 Crusaders Thy Will Be Done 0:27:00 Dice Thrones - 1:46:00 Dragon Castle - 2:30:00 Glen Moore 2 : Chonicles - 1:12:53 Gugong - 0:49:20 HUGG Gamers (Herriman Utah Gamer Girls) - 2:37:23 Masters of Commerce / Panic on Wall Street - 2:25:35 OverBattle - 1:54:38 River Dragons (GIANT Edition) - 2:33:40 Russian Railroads - 0:59:53 Russians Railroads - 1:38:02 Secret Hitler - 1:46:10 Sleeping Gods - 1:40:54 Summit : Teams - 1:08:45 The Legends of Novus - 1:16:32 Van Ryder Graphic Novel Adventures Season 2 - 1:06:28

Ron starts the hour talking about the Volkswagen emissions problem : takes a call on an 02 Jeep Grand Cherokee with a large evap code : takes a call on an 05 Ford Explorer where the transmission is "weak" in reverse : interviews Rob McBride, VP/Project Strategy at All Data : takes a call on an 85 Chevy 3/4 ton pickup with dual gas tanks that won't swap : and recites his Night Before Christmas. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Richard Coles and Suzy Klein and a live audience at the 2014 Abergavenny Food Festival, with doyenne of the wine world Jancis Robinson, Jay Rayner from Radio 4's Kitchen Cabinet, tree hunter Rob McBride and beekeeper Scott Davies who gave world leaders a taste of honey at the recent NATO summit in Newport. The Today programme's John Humphrys tucks into some Welsh treats with JP Devlin, BBC Introducing star Kizzy Crawford performs and musician and broadcaster Cerys Matthews shares her Inheritance Tracks. Jancis Robinson and Hugh Johnson write 'The World Atlas of Wine'. The seventh edition is available now. Tree hunter Rob McBride is hosting a talk & walk at Modbury in Devon as part of the HERCULES Cultural Landscape Project at 2pm on September 20th. Kizzy Crawford's new single 'Golden Brown' is out now. Cerys Matthews broadcasts on BBC Radio 6 Music on Sundays from 10am to 1pm. She inherits Snooks Eaglin's 'I'm a Country Boy' and passes on Hozier's 'Take Me To Church'. Beekeeper Scott Davies runs Hilltop Honey in Newton in Powys. Producer: Dixi Stewart.

This edition of the Dave & Danger Show, hosted by Dave Wills and Mark Danger, featured ‘Boogie Woogie Man' Rob McBride, who talked about his career, his feud with George South, how he got permission to be the Boogie Woogie Man, kissing a TV reporter, Lizard Lick Towing, and the Boogie Woogie Man Chop Challenge. The program is a presentation of Georgia Wrestling History's GWH Radio Network.