2.5. Bridging Data for Better Health Outcomes
In this episode of "Going Macro on Micro," host Dr. Julie Ann Lough brings together Dr. Andrew Lee and Dr. Stephanie Mitchell to discuss the critical role of surveillance in understanding antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and other pressing global health challenges. They discuss the importance of inte…
2.6. Collaboration to Combat AMR
In this final episode of "Going Macro on Micro," host Dr. Julie Ann Lough concludes her engaging discussion with Dr. Andrew Lee and Dr. Stephanie Mitchell. They discuss emerging trends in resistance, particularly concerning fungi and gram-positive bacteria, highlighting the complexities of treatmen…
Cyberwarfare, Hunting Threats, and Why Companies Are Breached
How do you identify online threats before they turn into disasters?
Our guest Chris Nyhuis specializes in shielding clients from cyberattacks. As co-founder and CEO of Vigilant, a cybersecurity company in Cincinnati, he’s developed defenses for the food supply chain and telecom — protecting the kin…
S01E03 Grief Without Guilt: Learning to Put the Weight Down
Stephanie Mitchell and Gareth Wax discuss resilience and suicide prevention, emphasizing the importance of recognizing the complexity of suicide and the guilt felt by loved ones. Stephanie highlights the media's focus on signs of suicide and stresses that suicide is often about cutting off pain, no…
S02E02 When Excellence Isn’t Enough Why Black Women Still Get Targeted
Stephanie Mitchell and Gareth Wax discuss the resilience and achievements of black women, particularly focusing on Lisa Cook, the first black woman to serve on the Federal Reserve Board of Governors. Cook holds a PhD from UCLA and a second BA from Oxford University. Despite her impressive credentia…
The Internet of Things: An Overlooked Tool for Digital Forensics Investigators
Your smart TV is watching you. Your fitness tracker knows your heart rate. Your doorbell has a camera. Your car logs everywhere you go.
IoT, the Internet of Things, is everywhere. And those connected devices are priceless sources of digital evidence for investigators. The question is: Do you know h…
#100 From Actor to Editor: How One Woman Discovered Her True Passion in Storytelling with Stephanie Mitchell
In this episode, Stephanie Mitchell shares her journey from aspiring actor to accomplished memoir editor and coach. She discusses her early love for storytelling, her transition from acting to editing, and her passion for helping others tell their personal stories. Stephanie emphasizes the therapeu…
34: Voices in my Bed: Trauma, Psychosis and IFS, with Stephanie Mitchell
Disclaimer: This episode contains discussions of psychosis, non-ordinary states, sexual trauma, transference, and adult sexuality. Listener discretion is advised.
"I think full healing comes to a place where the voice just doesn't have to be disowned as something outside of me. It becomes me, a par…
S01E11 Find Your Tribe, Black Men’s Health Is Not a Solo Sport
Stephanie Mitchell discusses the loss of her brother, Mark Mitchell, who died unexpectedly from a blood clot. Mark, a well-respected basketball coach, left behind his wife, two sets of twins, and a large extended family. Stephanie reflects on the impact of his death, emphasizing his role as a mento…
Leading People Who Know More Than You
Stephanie Mitchell came back from vacation and got called into the C-suite. They wanted her to run the hospital laboratory temporarily. She was an ICU nurse who had moved into administration, she knew nothing about lab work, and consultants were arriving to cut costs. She took the job and asked to …
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