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@DancingPineapple curates feel-good electronic music and hosts fun, intimate concerts in New York and Los Angeles. The Artist Showcase Series is a collection of incredible, exclusive thirty-minute mixes from artists we love. Each exclusively featuring the artists' original work. Tickets to our Electric Zoo Takeover Coming Soon!
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Bascom Hill Society Showcase Series

University of Wisconsin Foundation

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Held throughout the year, the showcase series offers interesting, entertaining and even controversial topics to members of the Bascom Hill Society featuring the best and the brightest University of Wisconsin-Madison faculty and staff.
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The Leadership Success series of podcasts features First Nations leaders discussing economic and social reconciliation with Indigenous peoples in Canada. First Nations are seeking pathways to prosperity, and to close the economic gap and inequities between their members and non-Indigenous Canadians. Where do they see opportunities today? How do they view natural resources as a source of revenue and progress? And as historic stewards of the environment, how do they approach the impacts of res ...
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Elected Chief Councillor Crystal Smith on her Haisla Nation’s mission to become an independent and prosperous nation, and to bring its dispersed membership home. En route, the Nation’s planned Cedar LNG project offers the “next level of reconciliation” — major ownership of the development.Por First Nations LNG Alliance
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What can a First Nation do to move the dial on economic reconciliation? And to begin to overcome the impact of colonization and non-Indigenous government? Listen to Kim Baird, a leader (and former elected chief) of the Tsawwassen First Nation in British Columbia. She is also chancellor of Kwantlen University in Metro Vancouver. She talks with host …
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Listen.. We know it's cold. When the temperature drops below 60° F, a Pineapple's growth slows, so we asked our friend @Jenaux to warm things up!This Friday, January 12th, Jenaux & more artists in the Dancing Pineapple family will be at Output in Brooklyn, NY. Get your tickets now! Event is linked below https://www.facebook.com/events/1805430779754…
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We're back with another Artist exclusive from Alex Cruz. Sit back, relax, and look back on 2017 and all the great music you've heard. This smooth, chill mix will have you wishing it was summer again. Alex has a lot of new stuff coming in 2018 we can't wait! And we don't have to, Alex has been nice enough to include a few unreleased tracks in here a…
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We love our Soundcloud community so much. This is where Dancing Pineapple began. So we wanted to thank all of you with this teaser to our STAGE TAKEOVER at Electric Zoo this September!!! The official announcement of the stage will be early next week, so stay tuned for ticket links! ;)Wingtip, who may or may not be performing at our stage takeover o…
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Professor Enright is one of the world's authorities on forgiveness. He has studied forgiveness for 24 years and examined how cultivating forgiveness, even in environments steeped in violence, poverty, depression and anger, can be a helaing, strengthening force.Por Robert Enright
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Can stem cell research proceed without cloning? Yes and no, says Alta Charo, JD, UW-Madison professor of law and medical ethics. Scientific research into human stem cells may yield cures and therapies for humanity’s most intractable diseases. Clinical outcomes of stem cell therapy, called regenerative medicine, are touted as the future of biomedici…
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Edward Friedman who holds the Hawkins Chair of Political Science, at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, is an expert on Chinese politics. He has written several books on the subject including “Revolution, Resistance and Reform in Village China” and “What If China Doesn’t Democratize?” Friedman answers questions about one of the most dynamic and c…
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Learn how just 15 minutes of sunlight a day can change your life. Learn too how it may reduce the risk of getting various cancers, the flu, diabetes, heart disease and autoimmune diseases. Hector DeLuca is the Harry Steenbock Research Professor in the UW-Madison Department of Biochemistry and an internationally recognized pioneer in vitamin D resea…
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Don’t take away your child’s or grandchild’s video or computer games just yet. They are actually learning how to be successful in tomorrow’s work force, says Professor David Shaffer. Education must move beyond its “skill and drill” curriculum and embrace creative learning technologies, such as computer and video games, to prepare young people for t…
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Most of us know someone who has experienced blindness or visual impairment. And the number of people with age-related eye diseases such as macular degeneration is rising as our life expectancy increases. Dr. Albert discusses common vision problems in the context of known science and future treatment possibilities. His research focuses on ocular tum…
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Bret Bielema is the third rookie head football coach in NCAA Division I history to guide his team to 12 wins. He holds the record for most wins by a first-year coach at Wisconsin. Hear how Coach Bielema built his staff and led the Badgers to a Capital One Bowl win. Bielema played college football at the University of Iowa from 1989-92. He went on t…
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Join political science Professor David Cannon and Professor Virginia Sapiro as they discuss the 10 most interesting things about the 2006 election, then answer the audience's political questions. Professor Canon is an expert in American political institutions, especially Congress, and in race, representation and congressional reform. He also is a c…
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World-renowned UW psychology professor Richard Davidson is searching for the source of happiness, and he has used Buddhist monks in his lab as a model group. Learn what he has discovered about the secrets and brain science of happiness. Professor Davidson was named in Time magazine’s “Time 100, The People Who Shape Our World.” He earned his PhD in …
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