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Item Research recast(ed): S2E14 - Undergraduate economics and the seven dwarves with Dr. Junaid Jahangir(2023) Miskiman, Megan; Schabert, Reinette; Jahangir, JunaidIn today’s episode, associate professor of Business here at MacEwan, Dr. Junaid Jahangir, discusses his research on teaching undergraduate economics and shares his thoughts on the Seven Dwarves.Item Research recast(ed): S2E13 - Mating, romance, and cannibalism in the insect world with Dr. Kevin Judge(2023) Miskiman, Megan; Schabert, Reinette; Judge, KevinIn today’s episode, associate professor of the Biology Department here at MacEwan, Dr. Kevin Judge, discusses his research on the sexual selection and mating system of insects part of the genus, Cyphoderris.Item Research recast(ed): S2E12 - Cultural inclusivity: Afrocentric education in the field of social work with Dr. Ouedraogo(2023) Miskiman, Megan; Schabert, Reinette; Ouedraogo, ValerieOn today’s episode, we sit down with Associate Professor in the Faculty of Social Work here at MacEwan University, Dr. Valerie Ouedraogo, where we discuss cultural inclusivity and the need for Afrocentric education in the field of social work.Item Research recast(ed): S2E11 - Making it stick: knowledge retention through the nursing program and beyond with Dr. Narnaware(2023) Miskiman, Megan; Schabert, Reinette; Narnaware, YuwarajIn today’s episode, we are joined by Associate Professor of Nursing, Dr. Raj Narnaware, where he discusses his research in teaching pedagogies to improve understanding, knowledge, and overall academic performance and success in the workplace for nursing students and graduates.Item Research recast(ed): S2E10 - Consumer behavior, black toilet paper, and the concept of weirdness with Dr. Claire Deng(2023) Miskiman, Megan; Schabert, Reinette; Deng, Quian (Claire)In today’s episode, assistant professor of marketing here at MacEwan University - Dr. Claire Deng - discusses her research in consumer behaviour, the concept of weirdness, and the importance of market research.Item Research recast(ed): S3E8 - Understanding physical fatigue and social-emotional support for deaf and hard-of-hearing students and how to support educational assistants(2022) Leschyshyn, Brooklyn; Smadis, Natalie; Rohatyn-Martin, Natalia K.In today's episode, we have a conversation with Dr. Natalia Rohatyn-Martin, who is a community-engaged scholar. She works with community partners to identify the needs of deaf and hard-of-hearing students in the classroom. We discuss the challenges these students face and ways we can support them. Dr. Rohatyn explains support for educational assistance through the case study book creation and professional development opportunities.Item Research recast(ed): S3E7 - Bringing environmental and social sustainability into the field of business(2022) Leschyshyn, Brooklyn; Smadis, Natalie; Chapardar, HadiIn this episode, we have a conversation with Dr. Hadi Chapardar regarding his research on environmental and social sustainability in business. We delve into the challenges of bringing together two fields that have evolved with different assumptions, purposes, time horizons, and levels. The discussion centers around the tension between sustainability and change in business, and we explore the concepts of circular economy and resilience in supply chains. Dr. Hadi Chapardar shares his insights into new approaches to economics.Item Research recast(ed): S3E6 - Improving the quality of healthcare through supporting health care professionals and caring for the community(2022) Leschyshyn, Brooklyn; Smadis, Natalie; Reisdorfer, EmileneOn today's episode, we talked to Dr. Emilene Reisdorfer about her research in the field of healthcare and nursing. Her focus is on improving the quality of nursing services provided to individuals who are struggling with mental health and addiction disorders. We discuss her work in developing pedagogical approaches that support post-secondary nursing education and how to implement empirically-driven studies that contribute to a better understanding of professional nursing practice. Additionally, we explore ways to support effective public health policy formulation.Item Research recast(ed): S3E5 - Big bands and music magic at MacEwan University with Padraig Buttner-Schnirer and special guests Dr. Allan Gilliland and Raymond Baril(2022) Leschyshyn, Brooklyn; Smadis, Natalie; Padraig Buttner-Schnirer; Gilliland, Allan; Baril, RaymondIn today’s episode, we discuss Padraig Buttner-Schnirer, Raymond Baril, and Dr. Allan Gilliland’s ongoing project involving the recording and production of two full-length albums of music performed by the MacEwan Generations Big Band. The project is called Generations and features original compositions by current students, faculty, and alumni, perfect for MacEwan’s recently celebrated 50th anniversary. The three talk about how their talents in recording, performance, and composition came together to create this project. With special thanks to… Bent River Records (https://bentriverrecords.macewan.ca/) Rose Ginther, Associate Dean, Faculty of Fine Arts & Communications Paul Johnston, Associate Professor, Recording & Music Production Craig Monk, Provost and Vice-President, Academic Dr. Allan Gilliland, Dean, Faculty of Fine Arts & Communications Raymond Baril, Associate Professor, Department of Music.Item Research recast(ed): S3E4 - Re-creating beer and mulsum like ancient times with Dr. Matt Gibbs(2022) Leschyshyn, Brooklyn; Smadis, Natalie; Gibbs, MattOn today’s episode, we talk to Dr. Matt Gibbs about his research into ancient alcohol and recreating mulsum in today’s world. Understanding how alcohol played a role in ancient times, we look at the connection between social bonds and preventing mental and physical illness.Item Research recast(ed): S3E3 - Bringing young minds to MacEwan through experiences, experiments, and fun with Dr. Emily Milne, Dr. Kaitlyn Towle, and Steven Campbell(2022) Leschyshyn, Brooklyn; Smadis, Natalie; Milne, Emily; Towle, Kaitlyn; Campbell, StevenOn today’s episode, we talk to Dr. Emily Milne, Kaitlyn Towle, and Steven Cambell about MacEwanCYU. With the help of MacEwan, students from Ben Calf Robe can learn about what the university has to offer. Their project helps to inspire young minds and invite them to aspire to a secondary education.Item Research recast(ed): S3E2 - Microplastics, fish bellies, and the wonderful world of biology with Dr. David Locky(2022) Leschyshyn, Brooklyn; Smadis, Natalie; Locky, DavidIn today’s episode, Dr. David Locky tells us about his work in wetland ecology and land use impact. Diving underwater, we learn about microplastics in freshwater and organisms. Dr. David Locky is passionate about his research and is excited about the impact his students will make.Item Research Recast(ed): S3E1 - Encouraging students and faculty to create meaningful research that impacts change at MacEwan with Dr. Craig Kuziemsky(2022) Leschyshyn, Brooklyn; Smadis, Natalie; Kuziemsky, CraigOn today's episode, Dr. Craig Kuziemsky, the Associate Vice-President of Research, takes us through the commitment to research at MacEwan University. Dr. Kuziemsky is excited to share MacEwan's direction to help nourish our research community.Item Research recast(ed): S2E9 - Research Recast(ed) welcomes our new hosts(2022) Ekelund, Brittany; Cave, Dylan; Baril, Raymond; Miskiman, Megan; Schabert, ReinetteAs the first half of season two concludes, the new Research Recast(ed) team is introduced. With our producer Raymond Baril, we reflect on what we have learned and where we want to go.Item Research recast(ed): S2E8 - Give them something, but not too much, with Dr. Murli Muralidharan(2022) Ekelund, Brittany; Cave, Dylan; Muralidharan, EtayankaraToday we are talking with Dr. Etayankara Muralidharan, who you might know as Murli here on campus. We are diving into the world of product recalls, and how companies balance priorities - and sometimes pass the blame - when having to pull products off the shelves. We learn about how the organizational systems studied in product recall research also have implications for other systems in our society, and how our politicians and bureaucrats also play the balancing game when it comes to making big decisions in the public space. If you’re interested in following up with Murli’s work, you can check out this Conversation Canada article, Parents should do research on toy recalls before buying Christmas gifts.Item Research recast(ed): S2E7 - The surprising link between the climate crisis and healthcare, with Dr. Maya Kalogirou(2022) Ekelund, Brittany; Cave, Dylan; Kalogirou, MayaHow do healthcare and the climate crisis interact? Today we are talking with Dr. Maya Kalogirou, a nurse and nurse educator with a passion for planetary health. We learn all about how health care and the climate crisis interact, and we touch on medical waste, climate advocacy, and the next generation of climate minded nurses and healthcare practitioners.Item Research recast(ed): S2E6 - COVID-19 and the next generation of residential care worker: lessons learned, with Dr. Anna Azulai(2022) Ekelund, Brittany; Cave, Dylan; Azulai, AnnaWe learn about geriatric mental health and also explore how the next generation of social workers can help combat bias. Today we talked with Dr. Anna Azulai about social services relating to older folks and their needs and her research about the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on people living in long-term care and continuing care facilities. Within our conversation we learned about geriatric mental health and also explored how the next generation of social workers can help combat bias and bring a better, more well rounded, approach when treating and assisting older people.Item Research recast(ed): S2E5 - Who they are, not who they will be, with Robyn Ayles and Heather Fitzsimmons Frey(2022) Ekelund, Brittany; Cave, Dylan; Ayles, Robyn; Fitzsimmons Frey, HeatherToday we sat down with research duo, Robyn Ayles and Dr. Heather Fitzsimmons Frey to talk about their collaboration with some very tiny researchers. We talk about their interactive theatre project, where children are invited to be co-researchers and guide, transform and participate with the experience. This project tugs at the heartstrings, as we explore the importance of meeting kids where they’re at and considering them for who they are, not just who they are going to be. All of this conversation is seen through the lens of the Urban Wildlife project.Item Research recast(ed): S2E4 - Hip hop and the Urdu Ghazal, with Sara Grewal(2022) Ekelund, Brittany; Cave, Dylan; Grewal, SaraToday we sat down with Dr. Sara Grewal, to learn about the Urdu ghazal, the politics of hip hop and the importance of language. You can find Sara on Instagram and Twitter at @litmasterg. You can also learn more about her community work by visiting the Punjabi Community Health Services website. This episode is packed with extra to explore, like Ghazals you can check out by Parveen Shakir, Jagjit, and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. Sara also shares a bit of a hip hop song with a poignant message, so if you’d like to hear the whole thing go here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ub4jPZzSBe0.Item Research recast(ed): S2E3 - Indigenization of academia, with Shelby LaFramboise(2022) Ekelund, Brittany; Cave, Dylan; LaFramboise, ShelbyToday we sat down and spoke with the acting Director of Indigenous Initiatives at kihêw waciston, Shelby LaFramboise. Today’s conversation is all about storytelling and shifting perspectives, as well as asking some unanswerable questions. Shelby shares some of her experiences and history with us, and we speak about the role of disruption in education and how curriculum is, and can, be created in a way that breaks out of the colonial structure of academia.
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