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Random Science ⋮ A Pointcast Podcast
Host Gayle Jones, with Former Law Enforcement Officer, Larry Lee

The Human Impact on Climate Change
"The Changes We Can Make", Part 2 of 4

Larry, having grown up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin first noticed that winters and summers weren't quite the same. Later he learned about changes in the environment and how it was impacting human life. So, he started to look at ways that he could help make things better.

"I would like everyone to be on one accord. We have to be proactive."

Episode RS6/200

 

Random Science ⋮ A Pointcast Podcast
Francine Dash, Host with with Gayle Jones, Elyag Productions, Editor and Producer

The Human Impact on Climate Change
"Introduction", Part 1 of 4

Global warming and climate change are the table today — what it is and what it isn’t and how we - us humans, have contributed to it.

Episode RS5/195

 

Random Science ⋮ A Pointcast Podcast
Francine Dash, Host with Dr. Monalisa Muchatuta, Assistant Clinical Professor and Director of International Mini-Fellowships in Emergency Medicine at SUNY Downstate Medical Center, Brooklyn, New York

Reflections on the COVID-19 Experience
"What We Still Need to Do, While Living Through a Pandemic", Part 4 of 4

Dr. Muchatuta shares her personal experiences working to decolonize emergency medicine and coping during this pandemic; and warns that the pandemic is not over.

Episode RS4/191

 

Random Science ⋮ A Pointcast Podcast
Francine Dash, Host with Elijah Sutton

Reflections on the COVID-19 Experience
"I Got Vaccinated But Still Have Questions", Part 3 of 4

Elijah got vaccinated, but wonders if the vaccine really helped or prolonged infections.

Episode RS3/187

 

Random Science ⋮ A Pointcast Podcast
Francine Dash, Host with Darrell Grayson, Coronavirus Skeptic

Reflections on the COVID-19 Experience
"Why I Didn't Get the Vaccine and Why I Think It's a Scam", Part 2 of 4

Fired for not getting vaccinated, Mr. Grayson, a self proclaimed ‘conspiracy buff’, believes that the coronavirus was created by the U.S. government for a "cause and effect"; and questions why we had to “shut the world down” for this virus, when we didn’t have to do that for ebola. Here him out and as he shares his story.

Episode RS2/182

 

Random Science ⋮ A Pointcast Podcast
Francine Dash, Host with Gayle Jones, Elyag Productions, Editor and Producer

Reflections on the COVID-19 Experience
"Introduction, Why It's Important to Talk About It", Part 1 of 4

COVID-19 created a world wide pandemic, unlike anything we’ve seen in recent history.In the winter of 2019 , the COVID-19 virus was introduced to the United States; and by March 2020 it became known to the rest of the country.

Since that time, there has been a debate as to what it is, where it came from, what it would become and it’s impact on all of us. In fact that debate continues even today. In between that time many people became ill, unfortunately some of them passed away, but the good news is vaccines were created, and these vaccines offered hope, for some. But for others, they weren’t sold on the vaccine and didn’t think that they should have to get it.

We’re talking with people about their views on vaccinations, whether or not they got them and the impact that their decision has had on their lives and even careers.

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