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Since its founding in 1923, Rowan University has evolved from a teacher preparation college to a bustling regional university that's ranked among the best public universities in the North by U.S. News and World Report. Today, Rowan's more than 19,000 students choose from more than 90 bachelor's degree programs, over 50 master's degree programs, nine doctoral programs and two professional programs. The university is one of just 56 institutions in the country with accredited programs in business, education, engineering and medicine. Rowan University will become a new model for higher education by being inclusive, agile, and responsive, offering diverse scholarly and creative educational experiences, pathways, environments, and services to meet the needs of all students; maintaining agility by strategically delivering organizational capacity across the institution; and responding to emerging demands and opportunities regionally and nationally.www.rowan.edu

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Oct 30, 2026

speaker_0HOST
1:49
In 1970, Black Sabbath began their first tour of America.
speaker_0HOST
1:53
The heavy metal pioneers kicked off their inaugural North American tour with a concert at Glassboro State College in New Jersey.
speaker_0HOST
2:02
It was fresh off the release in the UK of their album Paranoid, and the band played a set that heavily featured their early tracks.
speaker_0HOST
2:12
In 1975, Bob Dylan started his Rolling Thunder review tour.
Susan Hayes-CulletonHOST
32:52
I'm joined now by Garrett Broad.
Susan Hayes-CulletonHOST
32:54
Professor from Rowan University, whose work looks at food systems, social movements and the politics of food.
Susan Hayes-CulletonHOST
33:00
First off, Professor, can I ask you, what is the NOVA classification?
Garrett BroadGUEST
33:06
So first of all, thank you so much for having me.

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Susan Hayes-CulletonHOST
47:31
And you're right, it wasn't just about weight, it was more so about sustainability and so on.
Susan Hayes-CulletonHOST
47:36
What I'm taking away from you today, actually, is that ultra-processing is a label it is a method of processing that we shouldn't attach anything more to it than that and look at nutrition and indeed broader lifestyle trends in the round anyway.
Susan Hayes-CulletonHOST
47:50
Thank you very much indeed for joining me, Garrett Broad, Professor from Rowan University.
Garrett BroadGUEST
47:55
Thank you.
Dan MazzuccoHOST
15:28
And that brings us to the second theme, which is really not a new theme for me, but it was well reinforced in some of my discussions, and that is claims for your product and your regulatory path.
Dan MazzuccoHOST
15:42
Now, it was interesting, a lot of the companies that I met with were actually completely separated from an fda uh regulatory pathway and we'll talk about those a little bit but just like for basics because i do have some newer listeners um oh i should say i want to say one thing um Many of you are aware I teach at Rowan University.
Dan MazzuccoHOST
16:08
I teach biomedical engineering.
Dan MazzuccoHOST
16:09
And so my audience is newer career people.
Debra HamiltonHOST
0:11
He is the director of communications for the National Dog Show presented by Purina, as well as for the Kennel Club of Philadelphia.
Debra HamiltonHOST
0:22
He also is a colleague of mine on the board of directors of the National Dog Show Therapy Dog Symposium at Rowan University.
Debra HamiltonHOST
0:32
We talked about so much and I can't wait for you to hear about what we talked about.
Debra HamiltonHOST
0:37
That wonderful dog show that you watch after the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, the National Dog Show.
Debra HamiltonHOST
1:49
It's coming up really soon.
Debra HamiltonHOST
1:51
I'll leave the link in the notes to this show.
Debra HamiltonHOST
1:55
Presented in affiliation with Rowan University.
Debra HamiltonHOST
1:59
We're so glad that Rowan helps us put this symposium on every year.
Karl FleschGUEST
20:32
And then the last event we're having is one that's going to be given by David Bianculli.
Karl FleschGUEST
20:37
David Bianculli is an acclaimed television critic, author, and professor of television and film at Rowan University.
Karl FleschGUEST
20:43
He's also the television critic of NPR's Fresh Air.
Karl FleschGUEST
20:47
This is the program's national debut in 1987.
WilkiePANELIST
29:54
right.
WilkiePANELIST
29:55
1970, Black Sabbath played their first show in the U.S. at Glassboro State College in Pennsylvania.
FaceHOST
30:01
I bet they were never the same after that.
WilkiePANELIST
30:03
Not
Steve HolmesGUEST
27:45
also around that same time, you know, Napster was starting and LimeWire a few years later, like, like this file sharing, I think was a huge part of the word of mouth explosion of the record, you know?
Jeremy HoutsmaHOST
27:56
Yeah, and I remember being in college in 2004 to 2006, and I was going to Rowan University, which is right outside Philadelphia, and we had a peer-to-peer thing on campus, so the downloads were like that.
Jeremy HoutsmaHOST
28:12
And you could just go through people's files and just kind of see what they were listening to.
Jeremy HoutsmaHOST
28:17
And so if I had somebody who had very similar-minded bands, you would just take whatever they had.
Brett FlemingHOST
9:38
We'll see.
Mary Jane FlemingHOST
9:40
But then he graduated, went to Rowan University.
Mary Jane FlemingHOST
9:43
If you're in the South Jersey area, you know exactly what that is.
Mary Jane FlemingHOST
9:46
We actually have the warehouse right up the road from Rowan University, which is a lot of fun.
Mary Jane FlemingHOST
9:51
We have even some workers from Rowan, which is very cool.
Mary Jane FlemingHOST
9:55
One girl we just hired.
Bo WulfHOST
57:43
And don't forget about the event we've got coming up.
Bo WulfHOST
57:46
Live show at Rowan University on Tuesday evening, November 10th.
Bo WulfHOST
57:51
First 50 diehards to sign up in a front row seat.
Bo WulfHOST
57:55
BG, I will kick it to you to finish this bad boy off.
Mariann SullivanHOST
8:07
This article also, uh, quotes Garrett Broad, um, who's been on the podcast.
Mariann SullivanHOST
8:12
He's an associate professor of communication studies at Rowan University.
Mariann SullivanHOST
8:16
And, um, he, you know, he, he researches, uh, uh, animal rights and environmental sustainability as it relates to digital communication.
Mariann SullivanHOST
8:27
And, um, And what is it? I had a quote from him.

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