I AM GPH
The I AM GPH podcast brings you community conversations from the New York University School of Global Public Health. From student internships to cutting edge faculty research, from alumni insights to the insider scoop on campus life… it's all right here on the I AM GPH podcast.
Past Episodes
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Past Episodes
- 🎧 EP76 Championing Harm Reduction with Danielle OmpadEP83 Global Issues in Public Health Nutrition Niyati Parekh and Earlene CruzEP82 What you should know about PhDs with Dr. Ben Spoer🎧 EP79 Songs About Ebola and the Power of Radio in Global Health Communication with Dr. Carlos Chirinos
🎧 EP81 Diversity in Public Health Academia with Dean Cheryl Healton and Dr. Melody Goodman
🎧 EP78 Coronavirus and Misinformation with Dr. Robyn Gershon, Dr. Rachael Piltch-Loeb and Suiyue Cui🎧 EP72 Can Democratic Deliberation Help Us to Resolve Difficult Issues? A discussion with Dr. Amy Gutmann🎧 EP65 Lifespan Project with Dr. José Pagán and Kelley Akiya
🎧 EP71 Mindfulness and Meditation with Dr. LeConté DillEP64 Preemption of Gun Laws with Jennifer Pomeranz and Diana SilverEP34 UNICEF Internship in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh with Emily Holzman, Jessie Drescher, and Corbin KapplerEP22 Amplifying Your Public Health Message with Chris AlexanderEP06 The Applied Global Public Health Initiative Lab with Kiera Bloch & Pratik Sourav
5% and Falling
Explore the public health crises that are threatening our families, our communities and our collective future… and the people who have devoted their careers to analyzing, uncovering and inventing new solutions.
5% and Falling
Episode 1: Save 96
On average, 96 lives are lost everyday in the United States due to gun violence. By the time you’ve finished listening to this podcast episode, an average of 2 precious lives were ended. What can we do when the health of the public conflicts with the interests of the rich and powerful? In this episode we bring you stories about public health researchers and policy makers who are on the front lines of preventing gun violence, in communities, states, and hopefully, one day, our country. Thank you to our guests for this episode, Ted Alcorn and Renee Hopkins.