S4E7 - The Evolving Role Of Library Workers Research Recast(ed) podcast

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In today’s episode, Dr. Tiffany Kriz explores interpersonal listening and how exactly we can become better listeners. She walks us through her journey from psychology and organizational behaviour to her current research on listening for palliative care volunteers. Through her personal anecdotes and science backed research, we’ll discover just how important listening is and also be reminded of just how significant silence can be.…

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S4E12 - The Need for Validation: Black Youth and Mental Health with Dr. Fiona Edwards-Akunesiobike 26:35

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In today’s episode, Dr. Fiona Edwards-Akunesiobike deep dives into the harsh realities Black Canadian youth face when it comes to their mental health. With a focus on the Afro-Caribbean communities in Southern urban Ontario areas, Dr. Edwards-Akunesiobike takes us through the challenges and ways that many of these youths access mental health care. Throughout, she emphasizes the need for validation, and how this population needs new spaces in order for them to succeed. Any students or faculty struggling with mental health can access the MacEwan Mental Health Centre - https://www.macewan.ca/safe-at-macewan/mental-health-counselling/ Find out more at https://research-recasted.pinecast.co…

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S4E11 - Squirreling Around: Conservation and Community with Dr. Jessica Haines 33:09

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In today’s episode, Dr. Jessica Haines, a wildlife biologist, joins us to discuss her research on Franklin's ground squirrels, a species in decline in Alberta. Dr. Haines talks about the squirrels' habitat preferences, their sensitivity to human impact, and the challenges of capturing and studying them. She emphasizes the critical role of public engagement in conservation, from events like Open Farm Days to creating educational tools like a squirrel ID guide. Find out more at https://research-recasted.pinecast.co…

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S4E10 - The Future of Nursing Education with Dr. Fernanda dos Santos 28:51

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In today’s episode, Dr. Fernanda dos Santos, takes us through her journey from Brazil to Canada, and how her research helps students around the world learn and succeed in their practical courses. She talks us through her work in developing new learning strategies and tools, as well as her plans to expand her research to the nursing faculty here at MacEwan.…

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S4E9 - The Art of "Juiciness" with Bruno Campos 22:30

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In today’s episode, Bruno Campos shares his journey from gamer to design professor. Bruno Campos explains the concept of "juiciness" in design and how it creates rewarding feedback with minimal user input to boost engagement. He dives into his research on applying juiciness to interactive infographics and its effect on user retention. We also discuss the growing field of interactive data visualization, the importance of balancing engagement with effective information delivery, and offer advice for aspiring designers. Find out more at https://research-recasted.pinecast.co…

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S4E8 - History, Literature, and the Art of Storytelling with Dr. Marla Epp 30:00

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In today’s episode, Dr. Marla Epp talks to us about contemporary French literature and film. Sharing how her research explores the integration of historical events into narrative storytelling, from her early work on French women writers during WWII to her current focus on the novels of Christine Montalbetti. Dr. Epp discusses her unique approach of blending personal narratives with historical inquiry and reflects on how literature helps us see the world through a different lens.…

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S4E7 - The Evolving Role of Library Workers 36:24

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In today’s episode, Lisa Shamchuk and Dr. Norene Erickson discuss the crucial roles of library workers—from clerks to technicians to librarians—and the education that supports each path. They share their work updating library technician education guidelines. They talk about research on emotional labor in public libraries, shedding light on the unique challenges faced by library professionals. Find out more at https://research-recasted.pinecast.co…

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S4E6 - Urban Wellness Uncovered with Dr. Marielle Papin 33:27

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In today's episode, Dr. Marielle Papin, Assistant Professor and Tier ll Canada Research Chair in Urban Wellness at MacEwan University, shares her journey to uncover insights into urban wellness, climate governance, and the impact of community initiatives on a global scale Find out more at https://research-recasted.pinecast.co…

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S4E5 - Navigating Public Safety: Enhancing Wellness in Emergency Communications 30:03

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In today’s episode we are joined by experts Doug Johnson and Tim Williams as they delve into wellness in emergency communications. They discuss their research on stressors faced by emergency communicators and the evolution of the field, highlighting the significance of preparing students for modern challenges. Their collaborative project across three universities aims to identify stressors and develop comprehensive training programs, including a bachelor's degree in Public Safety and Justice. Discover how their partnerships with experienced professionals are paving the way for improved wellness and professional development in this vital field. Find out more at https://research-recasted.pinecast.co…

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S4E4 - Is It a Ghost or Is It Your Mind? 20:26

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On today’s episode we are joined by Dr.Rodney Schmaltz as he explores scientific skepticism. We talk about how he guides students in creating protocols for the $500,000 Paranormal Challenge, testing claims like telekinesis and psychic abilities. Dr. Schmaltz highlights the difference between skepticism and cynicism, examines the role of expectation in paranormal experiences, and discusses infrasound's impact on hauntings. Find out more at https://research-recasted.pinecast.co…

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S4E3 - Nourishing Minds: Mental Health and Wellbeing Post Pandemic 27:01

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On today’s episode we are joined by Dr. Gail Low, Chair of International Health and Associate Professor in Nursing, as she explores her research on mental health challenges for older Canadians during and after COVID-19. We discuss how her team created a cookbook with practical recipes and tips to combat anxiety and isolation. We learn about how staying active and eating well can enhance wellbeing. To find more about “Cooking Up Calm”—featuring recipes to enhance mentally healthy living in your later years featured in this episode visit: https://rtoero.ca/mentally-healthy-living/ Find out more at https://research-recasted.pinecast.co…

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S4E2 - Art, Identity, and Care with Rayanne Haines 26:13

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On today’s episode, Rayanne Haines dives into her creative work examining women’s rights and the complexities of caregiving. We discuss the emotional impact of loss and the power of art to spark conversations around these challenging themes.

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S4E1 - End of Life and Identity: A Conversation with Terri Cardinal on Indigenous Practices and Cultural Integrity 27:56

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In today’s episode, Terri Cardinal shares her research on traditional Indigenous end-of-life practices, highlighting their role in healing and their contrast with Western approaches. Terri discusses the significance of Indigenous identity and her efforts to combat cultural exploitation. Join the kihêw waciston Indigenous Centre on September 26th, 2024 as they host Truth First: Identity Fraud & Cultural Exploitation in the Age of Reconciliation. For more information visit: News Story - MacEwan University Find out more at https://research-recasted.pinecast.co…

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S3E19 - The distinguished world of musical insects. 27:04

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On today's episode, Dr. Kevin Judge is back on the podcast! Dr. Kevin Judge, an expert in the field of crickets, discusses his research on how the European species Roesel’s Katydid showed up in North America. He shares how his fascination with singing insects led him to study their behaviors, including mating displays and competitive interactions. Dr. Judge's work not only sheds light on the ecological implications of species dispersal but also highlights the importance of paying attention to the often-overlooked world of insects. He reflects on the honor of receiving the Distinguished Research Award and offers advice to students and listeners to persevere in pursuing their dreams. Find out more at https://research-recasted.pinecast.co…

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S3E18 - Student Research Day: Student Research Spotlight - Siera Roth, Navreet Gill, Jennika Kuruliak and Karalyn Mouly 29:48

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