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Boston University

Private university in Boston, Massachusettswww.bu.edu

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Sep 22, 2026

Pierre McGuireGUEST
23:32
That's number one.
Pierre McGuireGUEST
23:33
Number two, you gotta give the guys at Boston University a lot of credit.
Marco D'AmicoGUEST
23:37
There it is.
Pierre McGuireGUEST
23:37
They worked with him.
DeeHOST
29:08
Okay, good.
DeeHOST
29:09
Um, so Lauren Shuler decides to study film at Boston University.
DeeHOST
29:14
While she's there, a teacher says to her, "You know what? You should just go out to LA because if you wanna make it in the film business, that's where it is, not here in Boston." So she's like, "Okay, I'll go do that."
JasonHOST
29:23
See you later.
Megan Ryan FinneganGUEST
7:47
And I did that for about six years.
Megan Ryan FinneganGUEST
7:50
Most of that time was spent at Boston University, which was a fantastic place to start.
Megan Ryan FinneganGUEST
7:57
And then in 2005, I switched sides of the desk as many of us do.
Megan Ryan FinneganGUEST
8:02
And I became director of college counseling at a little independent school in Connecticut called the Williams School, which is on the campus of Connecticut College.
XKYLARGUEST
6:15
It's your Hampton's house.
Evan LazarusHOST
6:16
When I got rejected ED1 from BU, I remember on the tour, they were like, so this is called BU Beach.
Evan LazarusHOST
6:22
We call it the beach because if you close your eyes, it's underneath the highway and it's
speaker_10UNKNOWN
6:25
not close to the ocean.
GabrielHOST
42:01
Yeah, it really does set up the character.
GabrielHOST
42:03
And Eisberg does such a good job, even when he's like, because you go to BU, it just, like, slips out.
GabrielHOST
42:08
It's...
GabrielHOST
42:10
Is very well done.
Felipe ShimonHOST
2:45
Our next stop is Pixar's 14th feature film and first prequel, Monsters University from 2013.
Felipe ShimonHOST
2:54
Now, here's the guy who never rushed a single fraternity at BU because Uzma Kappa is fictional.
Felipe ShimonHOST
3:03
The Brazilian Dragon, Felipe Shimon.
Felipe ShimonHOST
3:05
And I am not alone.

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Felipe ShimonHOST
61:05
I'll join.
Felipe ShimonHOST
61:05
I'll support.
Felipe ShimonHOST
61:06
I was in the BU Brazilian Association, Buba.
Felipe ShimonHOST
61:10
That was
Betsy BushNARRATOR
16:13
Fellowships for the training of leaders have been established at Teachers College,
Betsy BushNARRATOR
16:18
Boston University, Johns Hopkins University, and New York University, while courses for leaders are given in colleges in Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and Minneapolis.
Betsy BushNARRATOR
16:31
The entrance of the United States into the war brought the Girl Scouts their great opportunity to translate their scout vows of loyalty into patriotic service.
Betsy BushNARRATOR
16:41
The entire organization became a unit for war work.

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Betsy BushNARRATOR
117:18
The same is true of the executive worker in connection with local councils throughout the country.
Betsy BushNARRATOR
117:23
for the specialized worker who is to lead scouts or conduct training courses or camps for scouts very definite training is required the opportunities for receiving technical training in scouting for girls are of three kinds certain schools and universities have courses in physical education into which the elements of scouting have been introduced and scout leaders of recognized standing have been asked to give lectures on the subject before these students.
Betsy BushNARRATOR
117:49
Boston University, Johns Hopkins, and Teachers College of New York have all had such courses, and as more leaders are trained and experienced, more courses will be opened up.
Betsy BushNARRATOR
118:00
In 1918-19, Johns Hopkins University, Teachers College, and the Boston University established fellowships for the training of Girl Scout leaders.
Rhys GrangerHOST
17:31
How difficult is that to assess and what does that actually look like moving forward?
Michael BucklandGUEST
17:36
as you know, Rhys, I think a lot of the, particularly the early literature was driven by the Boston University team in the USA.
Michael BucklandGUEST
17:45
I think they have very clearly and very convincingly demonstrated a dose response incidence of CTE.
Michael BucklandGUEST
17:53
I don't think that's really open to argument by any rational independent scientific mind and i think a lot of the controversy in cte is because it threatens a multi-billion dollar industry or industries and it's not I think it's not the first time that when medicine pushes up against large corporations and their profit margins that you might see this confusion suddenly arise because there's another side of the story funded by big tobacco, asbestos, climate change, lead in petrol was another one, even big sugar people talk about.
David KerrHOST
0:33
Hello, everyone.
David KerrHOST
0:34
I'm David Kerr, speaking as usual from Santa Barbara, California, and I'm absolutely thrilled and delighted to have Nicole Spartano from Boston University, who is a guru when it comes to continuous glucose monitoring, particularly in people not on insulin.
David KerrHOST
0:51
So I'm absolutely thrilled to have you on board.
David KerrHOST
0:54
Welcome, Nicole.

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Nicole SpartanoGUEST
16:16
You know, I think especially people, um, with, with eating disorders and things like that should be, I think, really, really cautious and careful and, um, you know, clinicians who work with this patient population might really want to, you know, counsel people closely if they're going to be using the technology.
David KlonoffHOST
16:38
Nicole, thank you for agreeing to be interviewed.
David KlonoffHOST
16:42
You're helping to make Boston University a powerhouse in diabetes research.
David KlonoffHOST
16:47
So as we conclude this session of Diabetes Technology Report, the interview will be available at the Apple Store, at Spotify, and at the Diabetes Technology Society website.
ConradHOST
33:10
You've always had something, another job going concurrently.
ConradHOST
33:13
And you're also enrolled as a full-time student in Boston University's MBA program as well.
ConradHOST
33:20
Yes.
ConradHOST
33:21
That adds a whole other layer to obviously your understanding of the business, but also thinking about what your future looks like as well.

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ConradHOST
39:22
So
Jesse Lewis IVGUEST
39:22
that's what's next.
Jesse Lewis IVGUEST
39:23
What's definitely next is Boston University.
Jesse Lewis IVGUEST
39:25
I'm halfway through my MBA program and I'm learning now about ethics.

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