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    It&amp;#39;s the innovator&amp;#39;s struggle. Sometimes, the project isn&amp;#39;t just creating the thing—it&amp;#39;s creating the world for the thing to exist in. More in our conversation with Sally Coleman, #musician &amp;amp; #CreativeTechnologist, #Creator of #VirtualBand &amp;#39;Big Sand&amp;#39;. https://podbite.link/bites/EjR6WGPl Watch or listen on your favourite platform: https://steampoweredshow.com Show notes at https://steampoweredshow.com/shows/sally-coleman

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    Creatives: Shift your mindset and stop treating your salary as an afterthought. Your passion is valuable. Pay yourself for it. More in our conversation with Sally Coleman, #musician &amp;amp; #CreativeTechnologist, #Creator of #VirtualBand &amp;#39;Big Sand&amp;#39;. https://podbite.link/bites/gnzlnEnC Watch or listen on your favourite platform: https://steampoweredshow.com Show notes at https://steampoweredshow.com/shows/sally-coleman

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    When tech goes from a means to an end, to an inseparable part of the art itself. This is for every creator who has fallen in love with their process. More in our conversation with Sally Coleman, #musician &amp;amp; #CreativeTechnologist, #Creator of #VirtualBand &amp;#39;Big Sand&amp;#39;. https://podbite.link/bites/FWXwAosw Watch or listen on your favourite platform: https://steampoweredshow.com Show notes at https://steampoweredshow.com/shows/sally-coleman

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    It&amp;#39;s not the only way to address the two-body problem, but there are clear benefits to hiring couples with complementary skillsets. More in our conversation with Asha Stabback, #TranslationAndImpact Manager. https://podbite.link/bites/VprjxpEK Watch or listen on your favourite platform: https://steampoweredshow.com Show notes at https://steampoweredshow.com/shows/asha-stabback

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    Who knew you could translate skills in analysing stars to making an impact in protecting our native food products. More in our conversation with Asha Stabback, #TranslationAndImpact Manager. https://podbite.link/bites/1XNoBol6 Watch or listen on your favourite platform: https://steampoweredshow.com Show notes at https://steampoweredshow.com/shows/asha-stabback

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    Beyond space traffic management: responsible deployment of technologies applies to the skies above as it does to the land below. More in our conversation with Asha Stabback, #TranslationAndImpact Manager. https://podbite.link/bites/txvhxERG Watch or listen on your favourite platform: https://steampoweredshow.com Show notes at https://steampoweredshow.com/shows/asha-stabback

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    The justice system is part of community health with more overlap than one might expect. So just as we&amp;#39;ve done with healthcare, how can we shift our approach in justice settings to be more preventative and proactive rather than reactive? It starts with support. Not only for the justice-involved, but for those providing support on the front-line as well. Dr Hayley Passmore is a Lecturer in Criminology at the University of Western Australia Law School and a justice health researcher. Join...

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    In the youth justice space, &amp;quot;prison health is public health.&amp;quot; But Dr Hayley Passmore’s research shows we have a massive hurdle to clear first: basic awareness. Her survey found: ⚠️ 20% of youth justice workers hadn&amp;#39;t heard of Autism ⚠️ 22% hadn&amp;#39;t heard of FASD These frontline professionals are working with neurodivergent populations daily. They deserve the skills and information to support these young people effectively. Watch, listen, or read the full epis...

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    &amp;quot;It’s as simple as asking someone what their needs are and then providing an accommodation.&amp;quot; Dr Hayley Passmore shares a striking example of how neurodiversity-informed practice works in the real world. By identifying a sensory aversion to a dish sponge, prison staff were able to prevent behavioural incidents with a simple £2 dishcloth. When we support sensory and developmental needs, we create better outcomes for the whole community. Watch, listen, or read the full episode:...

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    A vital reminder from justice health researcher Dr Hayley Passmore: &amp;quot;Prison health is public health.&amp;quot; 🏥⚖️ The justice system shouldn&amp;#39;t be a black hole for healthcare. Since people cycle between prison and community settings, their well-being is a fundamental part of our collective public health landscape. #PublicHealth #JusticeReform #HealthEquity #CommunityHealth #Australia Watch, listen, or read the full episode: https://steampoweredshow.com/shows/hayley-passmore

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    As a criminologist, Dr Hayley Passmore encourages us to be critical consumers of justice-related media. 📰⚖️ We often see &amp;quot;punitive&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;tough&amp;quot; approaches marketed as the only way to stay safe, but the research suggests otherwise. Real, long-term safety comes from addressing the social determinants of health and ensuring people have the support they need to live stable lives before they ever reach the justice system. #JusticeReform #Criminology #PublicSafety...

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    Almost every person will interact with medical imaging at some point in their lives—for many of us, that first time was before we were even born! 🤰 Yet, the professionals who form this part of our care team often remain a mystery. Chaundria Singleton (host of A Couple of Rad Techs podcast) joins us to discuss the vast scope of radiologic technology and how effective science communication empowers both practitioners and patients for better outcomes. 🦴🧬 Watch, listen, or read the full episode: h...

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    AI isn&amp;#39;t just a buzzword in medical imaging; it&amp;#39;s a tool for better patient access. 🩺 Chaundria Singleton discusses how AI in medical imaging is helping to speed up scan times. While some fear it might reduce work, it’s actually creating the capacity to put more patients on the schedule and reducing wait times. It’s a great example of how technology can support practitioners rather than replace them. Watch, listen, or read the full episode: https://steampoweredshow.com/shows/ch...

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    Did you know that Medical Imaging is the third largest medical profession in the US? 🏥 Right behind doctors (#1) and nurses (#2), medical imaging makes up a massive part of our healthcare team. Chaundria Singleton joins us to talk about why this profession has been &amp;quot;unseen&amp;quot; for so long and why it’s a career path that deserves more recognition. 🦴✨ Watch, listen, or read the full conversation here: https://steampoweredshow.com/shows/chaundria-singleton #RadTech #MedicalImaging...

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    Did you know that there is overlap between what radiologic technologists and nurses are trained to do? It&amp;#39;s not just about taking x-rays. Chaundria Singleton explains how radiologic technologists need to understand how your body, medical devices, and medications react with medical imaging processes to be able to support you on your healthcare journey. Watch, listen, or read the full conversation here: https://steampoweredshow.com/shows/chaundria-singleton #MedicalImaging #RadTech #Ra...

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    The career path in medical imaging goes much further than most people realise. Chaundria Singleton explains how medical imaging has opened doors for mentors and managers alike. She shares a story from a former manager who went from being an imaging technologist to the operations manager of a major children&amp;#39;s hospital. Don&amp;#39;t let anyone tell you that you&amp;#39;re &amp;quot;just a tech.&amp;quot; The scope for growth in this field is huge. 🏥 #MedicalImaging #RadTech #CareerAdva...

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    From photo-lithography and semiconductors to genomics, we chat with Ee Ting Choo, Co-Founder and COO of ConnectingDNA, about how being a generalist led to a career that crosses industries. It was also fascinating to hear about how Ee Ting&amp;#39;s skills in systems thinking and technology transfer not only shaped her career, but also supported her in resolving her own lifelong health issues and inspired a pursuit of a personalised and whole-being approach to wellness. If you&amp;#39;re intere...

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    When did you last let yourself experience wonder? This episode with Renae Sayers, Director of Strategic Initiatives at the Curtin University School of Earth and Planetary Sciences, is all about curiosity, enquiry, and the unexpected ways a path in science can unfold. We talk about debriefing with the stars, embracing wonder, and how STEMM can be a passport for navigating your future. Watch or listen here: https://steampoweredshow.com/shows/renae-sayers Full transcript available. This episode...

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    Renae Sayers views STEMM as a passport to an uncertain future. That&amp;#39;s something we all could use, and STEMM gives us the tools for building capacity to navigate what&amp;#39;s ahead. But the stuff in your passport needs to be a fit for *you*. https://podbite.link/bites/QMuhh9Br Renae Sayers is Director of Strategic Initiatives at Curtin University&amp;#39;s School of Earth and Planetary Sciences. Watch or listen to the full episode: https://steampoweredshow.com/shows/renae-sayers. Tran...

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    Renae recalls the phrase &quot;systematic wonder&quot;, the best framework humans have developed to make sense of reality. You&#39;re convening with reality, working with the best version of it you have, knowing you can update that understanding as you go. The rigour, the peer review, the process is all in service of that. Frame it as wonder and the process is one you can explore, revel, and delight in, too. https://podbite.link/bites/QgM6mpfL Watch or listen to the full episode: https://ste...