# Carla Martin

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Publishing Pusher Podcast S5 E44 w/ Dr. Annette West & DR CARLA MARTIN

Show Notes: Publisher Pusher Podcast Episode with Dr. Carla MartinGuest: Dr. Carla Martin, Pastoral Counselor and AuthorTopic: Understanding Marriage Success and Failure: The Role of Character Traits and NarcissismKey Points: Dr. Martin has over 20 years of experience helping singles and couple ...

The Bitter History of Chocolate

What's better than holiday hot chocolate? If just thinking about it makes you feel all warm and fuzzy, well – that’s by design. Chocolate's big history sweeps across the globe, and today we’re going on that journey: from the pre–Columbus Americas, to an early 20th century reporter’s hunch about ...

Chocolate wasn’t always romantic. How did it become a symbol of love?

Chocolate wasn’t always sweet — or romantic. Once a ceremonial drink and even a form of currency, cacao has a long history before becoming a Valentine’s Day staple. Harvard Professor Carla Martin explains how marketing, industrialization and chemistry helped turn chocolate into a symbol of love ...

Labor in sugar cane

Cornell University Professor Alex M. Nading, a medical anthropologist, joins host Carla Martin to discuss the epidemic of chronic kidney disease of nontraditional causes (CKDnt) among Nicaragua's sugarcane plantation workers. Find Dr. Nading's book via Duke University Press: https://www.dukeupre ...

Episode 37. Chocolate

Larkin blindsides Kate with a truly upsetting ruin regarding one of the world’s favorite treats. Learn how chocolate went from ritualistic beverage to corporate juggernaut, built on the backs of people who will never have the luxury of tasting it.  Content Warning: Violence, torture, child abus ...

Ep 17: School Nursing: Where Healthcare Meets Education with Carla Martin

In this episode of My Nurse Specialty, I talk with Carla Martin about the depth and complexity of school nursing. After 23 years in the specialty, Carla shares what school nurses really do—from managing chronic conditions and medical procedures to supporting families, collaborating with educator ...

Oliver Weidlich - UX & Empathy at Scale

Oliver Weidlich has spent decades years inside every major shift in how humans and computers talk to each other, from triple-tap Nokia keypads to Palm Pilots, from the iPhone moment that finally made UX matter, to spatial computing years before Apple Vision Pro existed. He built Contxtual (forme ...

Stanley Johnson - Never Let Good Get in the Way of Great

Stanley Johnson has spent more than three decades in advertising, from writing commercial-real-estate ads and mastering the discipline of hundreds of headlines, to leading creative teams across agencies, technology businesses and brand transformation projects. In this conversation, Stan unpacks ...

16. Darren Burns - What Asia Taught Me About Leadership

After 26 years inside the network, Darren Burns is back on the outside, asking what comes next.Darren Burns has spent more than two decades building and leading agencies across Asia Pacific. From a one-year plan to study Mandarin in Taiwan to leading major PR operations across China, Singapore a ...

17. Ian Rumsby - Accessibility, Curiosity and Judgement

Ian Rumsby has a theory on judgment that cuts against everything you've heard about experience. Most people assume tough situations sharpen your judgment automatically. Ian's spent decades watching that fail: plenty of people go through brutal experiences and come out the other side with terribl ...