Thomas Cole interviewed for New Tricks for Old Dogs podcast
In late May, Thomas Cole, PhD, appeared in “The Lockdown Frees the Mind,” an episode of New Tricks for Old Dogs. The podcast is hosted by Paul Menzel and Jim Conlan and addresses topics for Boomers. In the episode, Cole…
Nathan Carlin releases new interviews for Life & Work
Two new episodes are now available for Life & Work, a podcast-like series hosted by Nathan Carlin, PhD. In each interview, Carlin talks with intellectuals and scholars about the intersections between their personal lives and public scholarship. This Spring, Carlin…
Second episode of Life and Work released
Life and Work, the podcast-like series developed by Nathan Carlin, PhD, returns with a second episode. In the episode, Carlin talks with Keith Meador, MD, ThM, MPH. Meador is the Director of the Center for Biomedical Ethics and Society, Professor…
Thomas Cole interviewed by Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal’s Clare Ansberry recently interviewed Thomas Cole, PhD, about his latest book, Old Man Country. In the interview, Ansberry and Cole discuss what can be learned from men in their 80s, following Cole’s conversations with the subjects…
Anson Koshy discusses ADHD on Fox 26
Monday’s morning show on Fox 26 featured Anson Koshy, who discussed Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Koshy shared several symptoms of ADHD, noting these can affect many areas of a person’s life. A diagnosis of ADHD is common and treatment…
Science fiction and racial bias are focus of interview with Keisha Ray
Keisha Ray, PhD, was interviewed recently by Ashley Abramson of Elemental by Medium. In the interview, Ray explains that racial disparity is a pressing issue in medicine that medical students must learn about. As part of Ray’s “Science Fiction and…
Keisha Ray interviewed about race and gender
Keisha Ray, PhD, was interviewed recently on the question of what doctors are doing about racial bias in healthcare. In the column, “1 Question, 5 Answers,” Ray’s response appears alongside clinicians and administrators in medical education. The interview appears online…