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Join Isabel Friend, your host, on the Water Is Life podcast, where we’ll be exploring the multifaceted world of water with top global experts. Dive into the science, spiritual wisdom, and activism surrounding this essential element. Discover water’s unique properties, its profound impact on life, and the challenges facing global water systems. Learn about advanced hydration techniques and spiritual practices to deepen your connection with water. Tune in every two weeks for an enlightening journey that will transform your understanding of water and inspire activism.

The latest adventure from bestselling author Ben Fogle explores what we can learn from nature about living well and living wild. What can rowing across the Atlantic teach us about boredom and about patience? Can coming down from Everest take more resilience than climbing up in the first place?...

LARVOL & Friends is a must-listen for anyone interested in hearing about insights and exclusive takes from industry experts and business leaders about the evolution, intersection and future of biopharma, technology, business, and competitive intelligence! Since 2004, LARVOL has been accelerating decision-making by providing real-time, customized intelligence and software solutions with data-driven analytics to the most prominent pharmaceutical, biotech, and healthcare companies in the world. Join our co-hosts, LARVOL CEO & Founder, Bruno Larvol and Dr. Mark Gramling, VP of Oncology, for our ...

Brain Friends: The Podcast is a global space for stroke, science, and equity. Hosted by Angie Cauthorn — two-time stroke survivor and unapologetic aphasia advocate — this show unpacks the cognitive, behavioral and communication disorders that follow stroke, and the systems that shape recovery.This podcast began with my friend and co-host, Dr. D. Seles Gadson — a brilliant neuroscientist, speech-language pathologist, and fearless champion for equity in healthcare. Her work focused on health disparities in aphasia care, particularly within the Black community, and she believed deeply in ...