Digital Empowerment-Geospatial: Recent Episodes
Sri Banerjee
GitHub is a premier repository for storing data and even sharing data. Please listen to this segment about this.
This segment is all about understanding some of the police brutality that takes place within society.
This is about the astrological reading using horary astrology. This makes the prediction for the whole year.
In this podcast, I discuss about the negatives of the penal system solitary confinement.
This is a instructional lecture on how to create a map with moderate level of knowledge of ArcMap.
I have been asked to be an expert witness in a major trial. This is an application presentation on if media should be used as court evidence or not. I argue for the use of social media for prosecution due to there being so many instances where social media allows for the capture of individuals committing crimes such as Gracyn Courtright.
This an instructional segment that goes through some of the important components of a PhD proposal for the dissertation.
Food insecurity is a part of the social determinants of health, as it pertains to economic stability
Mothers' Day has an interesting history. In this podcast, I talk about how Mothers' Day first started.
In this podcast I talk about all things about a debilitating movement disorder known as Parkinson's Disease
May is Asian American Heritage Month. In this podcast I go over the Asian American diaspora within the United States.
Malaria is still a communicable disease that plagues humanity. I describe some of the important elements of this disease
Every year, in May, there is mental health awareness month. Please listen to this podcast.
Please go through this podcast where I describe the importance of respecting the planet earth.
In this podcast, I use my astrological skills to provide an explanation of what the heavenly bodies represent.
April was alcohol awareness month within the United States. Please listen to this podcast where I describe some of the important statistics that are required to understand this public health problem.
In this podcast, I describe the importance of an incredible dataset known as the NSDUH. Please take a listen.
The Society of Epidemiological Research is a premier conference in the field of epidemiology. This is a lecture that I gave regarding how to conduct research.
SAS is one of the premier statistical packages that are used in government and other places. Please review this on how to calculate odds ratio and relative risk ratio with this statistical package.
A doctoral degree is the ultimate terminal degree that you can attend. In this podcast, I elaborate on some of the components of the dissertation
I described some of what I learned from panelists at Walden University about the plight of Black mothers and the occurrence of poor outcomes
In this podcast, I talk about some original peer-reviewed that my collaborators and I have conducted.
While writing in APA has challenges, creating tables and figures can also be challenging. In this talk I delve into how to arrange tables and figures.
APA tables have an important technique that must be used in order to correctly apply these. I tell you how to apply this style in SPSS.
This is a technique that is a variation of Linear Regression that can be helpful in model building.
The underground railroad was an extensive hidden system for slaves in the South to escape to places that they could be free.
In this lecture I present statistical techniques that allows you to ask additional research questions.
This lecture is about how to calculate Relative Risk in a more complicated manner. I have a Youtube video as well that you can use for reference. Here is the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0V-FoV6d_c
There are certain problems in epidemiology that are important to know. This lecture is about some of these concepts.
Last week was the end of Ramadan. I provided some customs that are connected to this auspicious occasion.
This is a description of a brain that is in 3D and highlights the area of the brain that is being indicated from the name.
During National Public Health week from April 1 to 7, I made clips for each day. This was named the "future of public health".
Mental health is at the forefront of public health. Here I discuss about the importance of mental health.
This podcast about the distribution of Naloxone to reverse the effects of drug overdose.
Confidence intervals can be quite complex in understanding in terms of what is the range of values that
There have been many gross violations in the name of science. Please take a listen to this podcast.
Today is the start of Ramadan. Ramadan is one of the most important and one of the major holidays in the Islamic calendar.
In this unique lecture I combine a historical context and provide the consequences on overall health with the reversal of Roe. Some of the contents of my lecture were also submitted and presented as evidence in a collaborative effort in a pre-emptive attempt to stop this reversal. But as we know now, all of these appeals fell on "deaf" ears in the Supreme Court.
This episode goes into the detailed predictions of what the full moon signifies. I have also provided some configurations with the moon. What is important, is that in half a century, unmanned voyages have not been taken to the moon. Two days ago one unmanned aircraft landed on the moon.
According to recent research, about 14 percent of Black people in America over the age of 65 have Alzheimer's, compared with only 10 percent of white people. In this podcast, I talk to podcast host Jessica Bard regarding the importance of these disparities.
At the stroke of midnight as we move into 2024, this segment is based on the location of planetary bodies with the transition. Get ready to say goodbye to 2023!
This is a detailed reading for the winter solstice. As you reflect on the year, this is a way to frame how you will be spending time in the year to come.
Before you start conducting regression, nationally representative datasets use sampling weights to create the complex samples plan.
This day is especially important due to Universal Declaration of Human Rights 75th anniversary of this signing.
Sometimes finding a dataset can be challenging. The BRFSS is a telephone survey that covers many areas with rotating questions.
This is when hunting season starts and is what the Full Moon provides as the cold starts to take over.
I created this podcast as a practice for the presentation at APHA annual meeting in Atlanta, GA in 2023.
It has been 70 years since a small, middle-class community 23 miles west of Boston became the centerpiece in helping to solve the mysteries of heart disease.
Smoking. Cholesterol. Blood pressure. Obesity. It's common knowledge today that these all can lead to heart trouble. But in the 1940s, with one in two deaths caused by cardiovascular disease and even after President Franklin Roosevelt died from the effects of heart failure and a massive stroke, the information would have been considered revolutionary.
This is the live lecture that I delivered at the American Public Health Association on November 14, 2023.
There are many myths about those who suffer from migraines. Many times others don't understand the magnitude of the disease
Headache is the most universal sign of the body's way of expressing that there is something wrong.
Multiple Sclerosis and other conditions can be as a result of an autoimmune attack on the human body.
There are many connections with poverty and mediators from physiology to external community level interactions that also connect with built environment.
This is the annular solar eclipse that will happen in the afternoon as of this writing.
This is a theory that can be used to connect multiple frameworks. This is predominantly used in IT, however this theory must be used with caution.
During Hispanic Month, in many parts of the United States, there are food, festivities, and music to celebrate the month.
Qualitative studies, done correctly, should incorporate diverse perspectives. About 8 years ago, I had the opportunity of meeting Dr. John Creswell and presenting the topic. Dr. Creswell is considered the GURU of mixed methods result. I was able to also meet the CDC Directors Dr. Julie Gerberding's sister.
One way to improve your portfolio is to increase your digital footprint. The more you can display the presentations, the more you will be known for your research.
Translating information from a codebook to the actual dataset is quite complex. In this podcast I will do just that.
Health literacy is critical to ensure that all segments of the population can understand medical information. In this podcast, I go through this segments.
I have provided information about how to access this dataset. Please listen to the podcast for more...
This podcast episode was created with those who need a refresher on this menu-based statistical software.
These predictions are related to where the heavenly bodies at the very time the equinox takes place.
Power, beauty, and freedom symbolize the horse in the Chinese culture. People born in the year of the horse are very high-spirited, active and energetic. Their enthusiasm and cheerful personalities make people like them. That is why people who are born in the year of the horse like to be the center of attention and make everyone around them enjoy their company.
Tomorrow, September 14 will be the new moon. Please listen to all of the predictions as it pertains to this moon phase.
the snake is the most mysterious and are also the wisest. They don’t allow others to know about them that much and they usually keep things to themselves. This makes them suitable for a philosopher, or a theologian. People born in this zodiac are great speakers and are deep thinkers though. Such people are also stubborn and overconfident.
The personality traits of people born in the year of the dragon are: charismatic, intelligent, confident, powerful and they are naturally lucky and gifted. In everything that they do, they tend to do it to the best of their ability with high standards.
Tiger symbolizes power and respect, People admire them for their enthusiasm of life; they like meeting new and interesting people. They enjoy seeking and trying out news thing and live their lives to the fullest. Tiger people like to be in control of things. They are quick-tempered and emotionally intense when they are upset. They never give up when they are frustrated or when there is no hope left. When they aren't mad they are very generous, warm-hearted, and humorous.
In the Chinese culture, the rabbit is known to be the luckiest out of all the twelve animals. It symbolizes mercy, elegance, and beauty. People who are born in the year of the rabbit are calm and peaceful. They avoid fighting and arguing at all times, but are artistic and have good taste in life.
As the strongest animal of the 12 zodiac signs, known as "the good helper" in Chinese farming, the Ox is a symbol of diligence and strength.
In the Chinese zodiac, the rat represents one of the 12 animals representing each year. Those born under rat are optimistic, energetic and likable by all, They are also sensitive to other's emotions but are stubborn with their opinions
Chinese culture is one of the oldest in the world. The rich culture can be reflected through their understanding of sex and astrology.
Humans are a unique species with many cultural contexts. Go through this whirlwind tour of human sexuality.
This was a lecture I created for Women's Equality Day. This took place on August 26, 2023.
This will the second full moon of August. This is closest to Earth, the moon will. This is also known as the blue moon.
This podcast is about how mating among humans is considered in various considerations. This is divided by one-night stands to long-term relationship.
The female sexual response cycle is not the same as male sexual cycle. Please listen to the various phases of the cycle.
The longitudinal effects of depression on diabetes was explored within this research podcast.
In this episode, I discuss with Walden leadership (IRB Director Dr. Leilani Gjelstadt. Dr. Lee Stadtlander was the host in this podcast discussion.
In this podcast I sit down with the director of the IRB and director of research to talk about the importance of using recruitment websites.
I sit down with Dr. Stadtlander and discuss about the importance of applying geospatial tools in research.
Various addictions can lead to poor health impact that can have long-term consequences.
I talk about a Complex Samples Logistic Regression that I ran on the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey.
In this segment I talk about inflammation, cardiovascular Disease, and autoimmune disease.
In this podcast, I sit down with Jessica Bard to discuss about how physical health is connected to mental health.
I wrote this chapter with Drs. Sue Subocz, Dr. Heidi Chumley, Myrna Cano-Wolfbrandt in providing planning for the University with Inclusive Teaching and Learning considerations.
The full moon in the next day is considered the Sturgeon Moon. The moon has already started to be brighter by the day.
This is the very basics of SAS. Please go through my audio to provide you with what you need to get started.
I had previously talked about the eight risk factors for mass atrocities. I continue on, from before, talking about risk factors of mass atrocities so that one can detect early warning signs. Hopefully, one day recognizing these risk factors will help prevent another Darfur or Rwanda to take place, I talked about the other risk factors on May 21 of this year. I talked about on Season 2 Episode 10.
In this segment, I go over how to use a dataset for complex samples cox regression analysis.
This episode helps delineate the main concept of social determinants of health and how this is related to social influencers of health.
While social determinants of health are well known, the Biden-Harris administration are focusing on more upstream factors such as social drivers of health.
For Juneteenth, I create a podcast and a video on the inspiration behind this important holiday.
This podcast is about how epilepsy was recognized internationally as a collective problem.
I drew the Summer Solstice chart, defined by 0 degrees Cancer marks the solstice. Please listen to this reading I give for this. This will occur on Jun 21, 2023 at 10:58 AM.
In another installment of vedic astrology, I go over something called Yogini Mahadashas.
In this episode I talk about the syllables that Vedic names ought to start to feel the higher energies that vibrate through the utterance of a name. In ancient, these names were kept secret.
This is a presentation from a cardiology conference that I was there in person. Many people stopped by and asked some important and interesting questions.
This episode is about how diabetes has a connection with Alzheimer's Disease Related Mortality.
Rheumatoid arthritis is the most common type of autoimmune condition. Please listen to this podcast about original research that I conducted.
Sexual designation for astrological sign is important to consider when thinking about compatibility. Please listen for the different designations from Aries to Pisces.
This episode talks about how to access group level dataset for Tuberculosis and Cancer.
As a certified astrologer, these are some predictions I have made. I have a unique, time-tested technique to do my predictions.
What if you could predict, love, and the duration of a relationship? Then you could prevent bad relationships before they take place.
In this episode, you will visit compatibility in Vedic Astrology. There are some important calculations that can yield in better results.
Vedic Astrology seems like a difficult discipline to uncover. Yet there are certain characteristics that only the expert astrologers know. In the street of Bow Bazar, Kolkata, there are many astrologers lined up in the streets.
Nowadays, some of the rules provided no longer apply. However, it is indeed a good place to start in understanding marital strife. This allows for counseling for improved clarity.
While in Vedic Astrology transits are not as important as Western Astrology. Nevertheless, there are some rules to follow to understand the impact of transits within the chart. I share transits in my chart to illustrate the effect of various planetary bodies.
While the spores from aspergillosis is harmless. However, when a person is immunocompromised, then they are more likely to suffer the effects of the mold.
I thoroughly go through each of the 27 Nakshatras in detail. I provide some of the major traits and stars aligned with these Nakshatras.
This is about another risk factor for understanding when mass atrocities may take place in an area.
In Vedic Astrology, there are some astr0logers who claim that this time period creates 7.5 years of bad luck. However, there are finer nuances which could make this the best 7.5 years that someone can experience.
Mass atrocities are horrendous crimes against humanity. This one is about "absence of mitigating factors". This is because many of the failsafe's are not present.
The fifth risk factor for understanding conditions that indicate the ability of relevant actors to commit atrocity crimes.
Mass Atrocities are an unfortunate blemish in the story of human beings in the 20th century. There are risk factors to notice so that this does not become the legacy of human beings.1
Vedic Astrology is ancient knowledge of seers of yore. In this episode, I delve deeper into understanding the meaning of each of the houses.
Vedic astrology is an ancient art. I go through the houses and show you some highlights in the Sanskrit version between males and females.
The concept behind Nakshatras and how the ninth harmonic is just as important as natal astrology.
In this podcast I go over the differences between benefic and malefic planets when doing a basic reading.
Vedic astrology is an important perspective. In this podcast I describe the differences between different types Vedic Astrology.
Publishing journal articles are especially of interest for those that are completing Master's thesis or doctoral dissertation.
The Initial Trauma Review, Revised (ITR-R; Briere, 2004) is a behaviorally-anchored, semi-structured interview that allows the clinician to evaluate most major forms of trauma exposure. It also inquires about subjective distress in response to these traumas, as required by DSM-IV’s A2 criteria for PTSD and ASD. The clinician should feel free, however, to paraphrase the items of the ITR-R, and to add any additional traumas that he or she thinks are relevant to the client’s situation.
Risk factor 1 for mass atrocities is specifically important to understand when an area is going through ethnic cleansing.
Sometimes selecting cases can be challenging in SPSS. I provide step by step instructions how to select 100 cases and not analyze all of the cases.
In this classic reading, known as electional astrology, can be used for predictions and start new ventures. There are other components that comprise electional astrology like the void of course moon. I own a small booklet on auspicious time to start something new.
This podcast you will be provided with some configurations which will guide you throughout the year.
I provided the information about shale in Pennsylvania. This was a time that Pennsylvania was transitioning from water to swampy land. The insects were huge and the fireflies were massive.
On May 5, we will experience a partial lunar eclipse in the daytime. The effects are felt within the body and circadian rhythms.
Foucault is a postmodernist philosopher who had radical ideas against the establishment.
Through description of the geographic distribution of financial hardship, I provided a brief overview.
Food insecurity is part and parcel of inflation as the prices of necessary goods go up, this gives rise to food insecurity.
In this podcast, I go over the concepts of alpha, beta, and p-value all adapted from a lecture.
The multiple regression is an important test surrounding which there is a lot confusion.
The Multi-Ethnic Study of Atherosclerosis (MESA) is a medical research study involving more than 6,000 men and women from six communities in the United States.
Quantitative articles are many hard to identify. With the technique I talk about, you can quantitative articles more easily.
This is the most holy of the Muslim holidays. Please listen to this lecture on this matter.
In this podcast, you will learn about coding in SAS. You may want to view the corresponding video as well.
These are techniques that should be utilized in the classroom or mentoring environment.
In this episode you will learn more about trauma-informed education and what this entails.
HE+OR is a types research technique with the intersection of economics and outcomes research.
This is about how reproductive and sexual health impacts an individual. This was the theme for NPHW 2023 (Day 3).
In this lecture, I talk about some of the basics in COVID-19. My guest lecture about COVID-19 when the state of Pennsylvania was trying to train contact tracers within the state before there were any treatments of vaccine.
In this lecture, I was one of the first ones to describe in detail the various stages of disease and infection at the community level so that what was being presented in scientific evidence could then be translated to a way that people who may not have a medical or epidemiological background could ask the right questions to people who may have gotten infected. This was a rigorous training going into motivational interviewing techniques and also training in law, policy, and the physiological mechanisms of the virus.
When they had completed training in my class, they were not only ready to work as contact tracers, but they were ready to inform and educate fellow community members about how to be protected from the virus. This was a concerted effort by the State government and community colleges to try and create additional programs throughout the state. We trained multiple locales who then used our material to additionally inform how they were training contact tracers. This was truly a grassroots effort in which people within the community with minimal training could help halt the chains of transmission. Schools consulted our expertise before opening buildings and we were consulting with several stakeholders.
Week One: COVID-19 Basics, Basics of a Pandemic, CDC Guidance and Intro to Epidemiology (15 hours)
Week Two: Contact Tracer Requirements and Protocol (10 hours)
Week Three: Health Information Protection and Patient Privacy (10 hours)
Week Four: Contact Tracing in Various Scenarios, Customer Service, Cultural Sensitivity (10 hours)
This podcasts goes over some of the details that are in conjunction with social determinants of health.
Human relations theory: a school of organizational thought which focuses on worker satisfaction, informal workplace organizations, and a means of influencing employee productivity. Unlike scientism, human relations theory does not view workers as essentially interchangeable parts.
The 17 sustainable development goals have specific targets for each goal. This lecture will go over a summarized version of these goals.
CDISC stands for the “Clinical Data Interchange Standards Consortium,” and is a global not-for-profit organization that actively develops data standards with the collective knowledge and experience of volunteers within the pharmaceutical industry.
Understanding occupational health from a whole-body approach, than look at the person as a worker.
Risk Scoring is a critical tool in medicine in order to assess for presence of disease, severity of the disease, and the likelihood of having the disease in the future.
In this podcast I talk about a heart disease approach which makes management that much more efficient.
Geospatial distribution of alcohol consumption varies in rates in different parts of the country.
The Pearson correlation is one of the best ways to connect independent variables and dependent variables.
Observational study designs are difficult to interpret due to the many different types of study available.
Understanding the importance of social issues can be quite challenging. However, social epidemiology gives us powerful tools to understand the complexity of this subject matter.
Effect size assesses for the strength of the relationship rather than the significance alone.
In this episode, I go over some of the predictions of the eclipse which was only visible from Australia and Indonesia.
This is another illustration about what is going on in the world vector-borne diseases.
The surveillance system would create vector borne diseases which are numeric in nature.
These are datasets that are available for creating multi-disciplinary hub. These are good places to create cross-disciplinary collaborations. This is a new idea.
This podcast is about stigma perspective from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Genome-Wide Association Sequences are major reason why everything is starting to understand.
Pulmonary Embolism is an important and serious especially have a DVT. The first test to take is d-Dimer. However it is an important condition to have received.
Dr. Sue Subocz and myself had an hour long conversation regarding the important to consider with the pandemic era. The whole conversation and more additional book with a lot of extra content which was collected through a matter almost 1 year. The book contains a lot of geospatial paper. As a logical next step, we created a paper with other collaborators as well.
Problem identification is a specific step that must be taken when thinking about a policy-level perspective.
This tool was created by the FDA and was used for students go through it. I have created a live demonstrations of how to use this tool. I did quite few hours trying to use this tool effectively. This had some bugs if you are looking for it for the first time.
This is for a lunar eclipse that took place on 10/25. This is considered horary astrology and can be seen video here.
Cancer is a chronic disease which has not declined despite higher spending on this chronic disease. This is so interrelated to social constructs that we must spend some time to understand.
Surveillance is challenging in and for itself, but even more challenging when it is in a resource-poor setting.
Applying critical thinking can lead to better conducted through surveillance and better organized with this tool.
PICO
Population
Intervention
Comparison
Outcome
Have you ever conducted a comprehensive literature review and don't know what to do with it? Well, you have found the perfect podcast for this. I use a time-tested critical model to explain the technique.
Epidemiological concepts are more difficult than other types of measures of association in order to better understand the context.
Understanding the various environmental social factors that affect the human body on a physiological level.
It is important not to just for outcomes, but it is also important to investigate exposomes.
Various health outcomes is especially important to understand the effect of toxic chemicals.
Occupational and Environmental Justice arose out of the considered as social determinants of Environmental Health.
The epidemiological concepts are important to take no matter where you go-whether studying for epidemiological information or studying for Steps 1 or 2.
When due to food insecurity leads to change from a nutrient-rich diet to the calorie-rich duet obesity is viewed as a result of individual behaviors. Trying understand the complex connection between food insecurity, arrogance and everything in between.
This a newly applying principle in geospatial context. You can find what I am describing in the website:
https://www.pasda.psu.edu/apps.asp
The Full Moon is creating a deeper understanding of Taurus and Scorpio making a tension between the Scorpio and Taurus> This tension is one you feel internally.
The most critical time, Guy Fawkes was a revolutionary. thinker. I wrote parts of the speech that V actually gave in history.
This chapter summarizes the contents of the book chapter. The chapter where myself and Sue Subocz, Heidi Chumley, and Myrna Cano Wolfbrandt all collaborated to complete this chapter.
This is a session that I created about understanding childhood obesity. Many of the obesity precursors are more prevalent by living in urban areas.
This is for individuals who are willing to do research about psychiatric interventions.
Artificial Intelligence is an important technique that is expanding. For those naysayers against AI, well folks, AI is already in your lives, if you know it or not.