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Data Doyenne

by Dr. Pauline W. Hoffmann

Research. Infodemics. Conflict Resolution. Those three pillars form the foundation of Data Doyenne. Add Science and Health, Social Justice, and Leadership and you have truth telling through research and education. Curiosity required.Welcome to Data Doyenne. I am Dr. Pauline Hoffmann and I am your podcast hostess. This podcast is for the data nerd and the data nervous. I take a look at what’s real and what is not. What is true and what is false. Come along on this journey with me. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/data-doyenne/support

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  1. PB&J: Ghosts of Conspiracies Past, Present and Future. Bah, humbug!

    In the spirit of the season, Dr. Ben Gross and I channel Ebenezer Scrooge and detail our favorite conspiracies past and present. We also predict future conspiracies. How far into dystopia did we go? Listen to find out. Also, Ben and I embraced the season and shared some favorite holiday movies as...

  2. PB&J - Pauline, Ben and Just the Facts: Voting, Elections, Politics

    Welcome back to Dr. Ben Gross in our ongoing series of talks about conspiracy theories. This week we talk about voting, election and political conspiracy theories. Why do people believe these conspiracies? What are some of the common conspiracies? How do we handle them? What do we think? We...

  3. PB&J - Pauline, Ben and Just the Facts - Aliens

    Welcome back to Dr. Ben Gross in our ongoing series of talks about conspiracy theories. This week we talk about alien conspiracy theories. How and where did they originate? How long have people believed in aliens? Is it a problem that what was once a conspiracy now has some truth to it - or may...

  4. Disinformation Clinic

    This podcast episode is an introduction to my upcoming disinformation clinic. Find out what disinformation and misinformation are. Learn what strategies are used by disinformers to draw you in and to encourage you to share. Find out how to combat disinformation. My ARS - arbitrary random stat -...

  5. Western medical history with witty commentary by Data Doyenne

    What doesn’t kill us makes us stronger. Or does it? Medical practices have certainly changed over the years – and one hopes for the better. Where did we come from medically speaking? That’s this week on the podcast. I've been reading some books about pandemics and epidemics. It is damn…

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  6. PB&J (Pauline, Ben and Just the Facts)

    This week is the first in an ongoing series of talks about conspiracy theories. The idea came to me as I was chatting with a friend and colleague, Dr. Ben Gross, an associate professor of sociology at St. Bonaventure University. The two of us have similar interests in that we want to teach media...

  7. Fear and Hype - How Much is Too Much?

    This week I talk about fear messaging and hype. Why? After my conversation last week, it occurred to me that there is much research out there about the role of fear in developing messages as well as the role hype plays in our understanding of events. Why now? Well, if you read the inaugural issue...

  8. Data Doyenne teaches. What can she teach you? Why does it matter?

    This is my first in – what I hope to be – a series in which I have conversations with the data nerds and the data nervous. Why do you love data? Why do you hate it – or fear it? What can we learn from one another? This week is also the debut of my LinkedIn newsletter WTF – What the Facts. You may...

  9. Books, books, books - not enough time to read

    Data Doyenne is a voracious reader and has been her entire life. What books inspired her childhood? What does she read now? Why? How does she choose books? What does she recommend for you? Also, she talks challenged (banned) books.

  10. Data Doyenne talks Empowerment

    Confidence, self-reliance, self-sufficiency, assertiveness, poise, aplomb, nerve, daring. What does empowerment mean? How do you empower? We talk about empowerment as it relates to women but it could just as easily apply to anyone. Join me as I share stories of empowerment, mentorship, being a…

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  11. Continued Travel with Deb Naybor

    Travel where and when you can. Even better if you can incorporate your love of travel into your day job. Best if you can share that love and knowledge with others. This week – educational travel on the podcast. Join me this week as I continue my conversation with Deb Naybor, assistant professor…

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  12. July Travel with Assistant Professor, Deb Naybor

    What does it mean to be a curious traveler? How can you make an impact while you travel? Join me this week as I talk to Deb Naybor, assistant professor of Environmental Studies at Paul Smith's College. This is part one in a two part conversation with Deb. Part one talks about impactful travel. I...

  13. July Travel with Sarah Craver, International Educator

    Why is learning a language important? Why should we study abroad? What does it mean to be a curious traveler? Join me this week as I talk to International Educator, Sarah Craver. We discuss the importance of learning a second (or third) language, why it's important to travel abroad, and how to do...

  14. How does Data Doyenne travel?

    Join me as I share places I've been that have been impactful. I will tell you why I travel, where, and how you should travel with an open heart, mind, and soul. Listen as I detail personal trips to Canada and the U.S. and student trips to Ireland, China, Uganda, and Costa Rica. Share your travel...

  15. Welcome (back) to Data Doyenne

    Research. Infodemics. Conflict Resolution. Those three pillars form the foundation of Data Doyenne. Add Science and Health, Social Justice, and Leadership and you have truth telling through research and education. Curiosity required. How can you tell what is real and what is not? Listen to find...

  16. National Public Health Week

    We are in the middle of National Public Health Week whose theme is Public Health is Where You Are. I am joined by Matthew Tyssee, health educator for the Cattaraugus County Health Department. We talk about what public health is, what disparities we see, and how we might improve health care for…

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  17. Episode: Women Overshadowed by Men and 50th Anniversary of Title IX

    March is Women's History Month and each year for the past five (this is the sixth year), we have developed the March Into Women's History bracket. Each year the bracket has a theme. This year our theme is women who were overshadowed by men and the 50th anniversary of Title IX in the U.S. These...

  18. Episode 38: Media, Disinformation, Hoaxes

    Disinformation, political discord, anti-vaccination, distrust - none of these is new and none of these is specific to the U.S. We see them all around the globe. What role does the media play in disseminating disinformation and in combating its effects? This month I am joined by Santi Indra…

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  20. Episode 37: Trust

    What is trust? How do we measure it? Who and what do we trust? This week I take a look at how we define trust. I examine the Edelman Trust Barometer, a Pew Research study and Our World in Data to see who and what we trust globally. I also discuss how that impacts how we develop measures to change...

  21. Episode 36: Resolutions and Traditions for the New Year

    Each year people around the world resolve to improve their lives in a number of ways. Where did the tradition of resolutions begin? What are common resolutions? Do we keep them? What does Data Doyenne plan to do in 2022? Tune in to find out.

  22. Episode 35A: A Visit From Covid

    This week I have a special addition. You will have heard it if you listened to the entire podcast. If you aren't feeling that, though, here it is all by itself. I imagine most of you are familiar with the Christmas poem – A Visit from St. Nicholas (Twas the Night Before Christmas) written by...

  23. Episode 35: Back to Basics?

    This episode I go back to the beginning or back to basics. It’s no coincidence that I am doing this as we approach the new year. We’ve just come off of Yule, my winter solstice holiday. It’s a time for hunkering down and reflecting. Reflecting on where you’ve come but also where you plan to go.…

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  24. Episode 34: Why can't we all just get along: Congress to Campus Part 2

    Each year our university participates in the Congress to Campus program bringing a bipartisan team of former members of Congress (that's one democrat and one republican) to campus. I was fortunate enough to interview Peter H. Kostmayer, D-PA, and David A. Trott, R-MI. Get ready for Part Two of an...

  25. Episode 33: Why can't we all just get along? Congress To Campus: Part One

    Each year our university participates in the Congress to Campus program bringing a bipartisan team of former members of Congress (that's one democrat and one republican) to campus. I was fortunate enough to interview Peter H. Kostmayer, D-PA, and David A. Trott, R-MI. Get ready for an interesting...

  26. Episode 32: National Rural Health Day

    Thursday, November 18 is National Rural Health Day in the United States. Dr. Connie Perkins, founding director of the nursing program at St. Bonaventure University, makes a return visit to the podcast (back by popular demand) to discuss the uniqueness of rural health care. Learn why celebrating...

  27. Episode 31: November is National Family Caregivers Month

    There are more than 53 million family caregivers in the United States. 61% of those caregivers are women who work a full-time job and devote about 20 hours per week to caring for a family member with many caring for more than one family member. Join Data Doyenne and Ann Battaglia, chief executive...

  28. Episode 30: SPOOKtober: Witches and Halloween

    As a practicing Witch, Data Doyenne enjoys talking about what brought her to the practice as well as how many others practice. Listen as she and special guest Hannah Gordon talk about their own experiences with the Craft. We also explore the history of "witches" as well as modern "witch hunts."...

  29. Episode 29: Fairies, Fairy Tales and Fables

    Stories about fairies and fairy-like creatures abound in many cultures. Fairy tales and fables are also prevalent around the world. Many fairy tales are rooted in real stories. Listen as special guest Hannah Gordon and I talk about all things wee and wonderful.

  30. Episode 28: Cryptids

    The second in our SPOOKtober spectacular. Learn all about cryptids past and present. What do we know about creatures and what do we still have to learn and explore? This is Producer, Mr. Bryce Murphy's last episode. Listen to find out if he is taken by the baby Sasquatch in my studio.

  31. Episode 27: SPOOKtober starts with Ghosts and Spirits

    October is spooky and we all love to be frightened. Join us as we discuss who among us believes in ghosts as well as how you know your house is haunted. This is the first podcast in which I edit and produce myself. Gah! Producer, Mr. Bryce Murphy is exiting the podcast.

  32. Episode 26 - Evolution

    Evolution and punctuated equilibrium and biogeography, oh my. We discuss biological theories related to the social sciences and note key disruptors. We get really nerdy in this episode.

  33. Episode 25 - Systems Theory

    This week we dive into Systems Theory and discuss how everything is connected.

  34. Episode 24 - The Great Resignation Pt 2

    The great resignation. Part 2 of our series with Megan Wagner back as we discuss how organizations may benefit during the great resignation and how to keep good employees.

  35. Episode 23 - The Great Resignation Pt 1

    Part 1 of the Guest Resignation features special guest Megan Wagner. We touch on what the great resignation is and data around those most affected. We also get all riled up again about generational differences

  36. Episode 22 - Back To School

    Back to school...it'll cost ya. We discuss college costs here and abroad and which programs get you the best ROI (return on investment).

  37. Episode 21 - Yoga

    Wellness: Part 2 of 2. This week we talk about yoga and how and why you can and should incorporate it into your life.

  38. Episode 20 - Wellness

    Part 1 of 2 episodes dealing with wellness and yoga. Christine Murphy joins us and helps to explain what constitutes wellness and how you may improve yours.

  39. Episode 19 - Generations

    Generations: why can't we all get along? Who's entitled and who's out of touch? Tune in to find out.

  40. Episode 18 - Art Therapy / Career Paths

    Art therapy or... what should Bryce do with his life? Join us as we talk about how to find your path and share the data to help you do so.

  41. Episode 17 - Olympics

    Tokyo 2020 (in 2021) Olympics are happening now. Join us for some fun facts about the Olympics.

  42. Episode 16 - Sun Exposure

    Sun exposure: what are the risks and how do you protect yourself and others.

  43. Episode 15 - Travel and Recreation

    Where, how and why do people travel? Join us to find out.

  44. Episode 14 - Cybersecurity and Ransomware Pt 2

    Cybersecurity and ransomware, part 2. How can we protect ourselves? Dr. Hossein Sarrafzadeh continues our discussion.

  45. Episode 13 - Cybersecurity and Ransomware Pt 1

    Join us and Dr. Hossein Sarrafzadeh as we talk about the dangers of the dark web.

  46. Episode 12 - Dairy Month

    June is National Dairy Month. Join us as we learn more about dairy products around the world and the environmental impact.

  47. Episode 11 - Father's Day

    This week we talk about Father's Day and what you are doing for dad.

  48. Episode 10 - The Filibuster

    WTF (what the filibuster)? Dr. Bart Lambert, associate professor in political science, joins us to explain what a filibuster is and how it's used.

  49. Episode 9 - Cryptocurrency

    Blockchain, NFTs and crypto, oh my. Dr. Zachary Rodriquez joins us this week to explain all things cryptocurrency.

  50. Episode 8 - Exercise

    Summer is coming and with summer comes outdoor exercise. What exercises are popular and what are some mistakes you make.

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Research. Infodemics. Conflict Resolution. Those three pillars form the foundation of Data Doyenne. Add Science and Health, Social Justice, and Leadership and you have truth telling through research and education. Curiosity required.Welcome to Data Doyenne. I am Dr. Pauline Hoffmann and I am your podcast hostess. This podcast is for the data nerd and the data nervous. I take a look at what’s real and what is not. What is true and what is false. Come along on this journey with me. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/data-doyenne/support

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Research. Infodemics. Conflict Resolution. Those three pillars form the foundation of Data Doyenne. Add Science and Health, Social Justice, and Leadership and you have truth telling through research and education. Curiosity required.Welcome to Data Doyenne. I am Dr. Pauline Hoffmann and I am your...

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