Explore "universityofgeorgia" with insightful episodes like "UGA Football Legend Terrence Edwards", "A Journey with Josh Bynum, Driven by Trombone", "National Tennis Month with Cindy Farmer & John Isner", "S4 E61: Leading Change with Dr. Donald Addison II" and "EP 240. Bird Flu--Should We Be Worried?" from podcasts like ""Behind the Bench With Coach Sly", "skills-and-bones' podcast", "Talking Tennis Southern Style", "The Teacher's Pep Rally" and "Duck Season Somewhere"" and more!
Take a listen to this episode as we listen to Josh Bynum get in the driver's seat and takes us on a journey that is driven by trombone.
Cindy Farmer, of FOX 8 in Greensboro, N.C., is an Emmy award-winning TV with more than 30 years of experience. She is an avid tennis player and has been honored with the USTA Grady Elmore Award. Part of her mission is to help promote May as National Tennis Month. She says her best friends are her tennis teammates, and she volunteers for USTA North Carolina. Also commenting on NTM and his love of playing at the Atlanta Open is a native of Greensboro, John Isner. A collegiate champion at the University of Georgia, he climbed to No. 8 in the world and has won the Atlanta tournament six times. Known for his massive serve, he is listed as the second-best server in ATP history. Cooper Koch, of Abbeville, La., is highlighted along with USTA Southern award winners: Mai Nguyen, Atlanta, Ga.; Ozaki-Hastings Sportsmanship Award and Meg Farrelly, Isle of Palms, S.C.; Mac MacDougal Official of the Year.
Our guest, Dr. Donald Addison II, has the true educator's spirit. He inspires us to think about leading and supporting change not just with data (qualitative) but also with our mind and hearts (quantitative). Join our conversation to discuss communcating the vision and celebrating the wins. We talk about Six Sigma and Intervention Conversations like Conversation Cafe & World Cafe.
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Internet news agencies are adding avian influenza headlines daily, and as waterfowl migrate northwards our social media feeds are streaming with ducks and geese succumbed to bird flu. Should we be worried? What's bird flu, how long's it existed, how does it spread, what are its different forms? Why are waterfowl important vectors? Will it be deleterious to waterfowl populations? Dr. Rebecca Poulson is an assistant research scientist at University of Georgia's College of Veterinary Medicine, Southeastern Cooperative Wildlife Disease Study. Her specialties are virology and wildlife disease. Keeping it simple and conversational, she sheds much needed light on the bird flu topic in today's highly informative, must-listen episode.
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On this episode of the Fish North Georgia podcast, we sit down with University of Georgia angler Nathan Ragsdale. Nathan talks everything from fishing with Jake Fromm, his life as a collegiate angler and how he breaks down a lake to be able to find fish at different times of the year. We also take about the future of college fishing and changes that need to be made there. We hope you enjoy this episode of the Fish North Georgia Podcast.
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