Live Longer: The Podcast
Mar 1, 2021
S1 E1: Charlotte Froud; Student, Aspiring Doctor & Artist
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Join me as I speak to Charlotte Froud; an inspirational young artist, as we discuss art and how it impacts our wellbeing and enables us to enjoy a longer healthier life.
"Art gets you to observe the beauty of the little things in life" Charlotte Froud
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The keys to Surviving and Thriving inside and outside a life of service are attending to physiological needs, self esteem, mental well-being as well as achieving purpose in life.
Join me as I chat to Ashley Pawson, former Royal Marine Commando about finding his purpose inside and outside of the Royal Marines.
The search for a community attracted him to a career in the forces but ironically his desire to provide for family and friends brought him out of service.
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Mar 17, 2022
S3 E2: Eyes on the War with guest Prof Carlos Pavesio
We need a coordinated medical response to the war, enriched with clinical training to equip clinicians to deal with medical issues that arise as a result of war, so in times of urgency, we are prepared for any outcome.
Patient empowerment is also key to a sustainable effort and thanks to companies like iOWNA we are a step closer to achieving this.
"This is time to develop a well thought out & coordinated plan that could be used as a roll out for any conflict so we are ready to go into battle." Prof Carlos Pavesio
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Mar 8, 2022
S3 E1: Eyes on Ukraine with guest Dr Larissa Derzko-Dzulynsky
How does it feel to be Ukrainian living away from Ukraine right now? What defines the essence of Ukrainian culture and the psyche of the average Ukrainian person?
The answer is resilience, hard work, family values and a strong sense of community according to Dr Larissa Derzko-Dzulynsky, associate professor of ophthalmology at the University of Toronto. A friend and former colleague of Dr Millie's, Dr Derzko’s call to action is to assemble supplies for those suffering with eye trauma in the war.
Some horrific eye injuries will lead to blindness if action is not taken and her mission is to save sight. Tune in to this fascinating conversation on International Women's Day between two female professionals trying to make a difference to the world.
Live Longer: The Podcast has created a Just Giving page in order to raise funds for Eyes on Ukraine. Please give generously. Our target is 10k. Link: https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/livelongereyesonukraine
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