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Public Health Epidemiology Conversations

Dr. CH Huntley
Public Health
Epidemiology
BIPOC Communities
Community Engagement
Health Equity
Mental Health
Advocacy
Covid-19
Community Health
Self-Care
Health Disparities
Social Determinants Of Health
Grief
Public Health Entrepreneurship
Behavioral Health
Brain Health
Innovation
Artificial Intelligence
Networking
Policy Advocacy

This podcast explores public health careers, epidemiology, and public health entrepreneurship. The episodes features conversations that encourage you to think creatively and use innovation, while also helping you see public health everywhere.

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Latest Episodes

What happens when you stop chasing the terminology and commit fully to the work itself? In this episode of the PHEC Podcast, Dr. Huntley welcomes back Vanessa Guzman, biomedical engineer, CEO and president of SmartRise Health, and co-founder of Ella ... more

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What does it take to break your silence in the middle of a public health crisis? For Dr. Elizabeth Soda, the answer came on an ordinary August afternoon when a gunman opened fire on CDC headquarters. She had left the campus just 30 minutes before the... more

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Episode 454 is unlike anything we've done before and you won't want to miss it.

For the first time in PHEC Podcast history, Dr. Huntley took the mic on the road, setting up a live recording booth at a South Carolina public health conference and ask... more

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In this episode of Public Health Epidemiology Conversations, Dr. Huntley sits down with Susan Polan, PhD, Associate Executive Director for Public Affairs and Advocacy at the American Public Health Association, for an inside look at what it means to f... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Elizabeth Soda
Infectious disease physician and former CDC epidemiologist
National Public Health Coalition (advocacy), based in Northern Italy
Episode: PHEC 455: No Longer Silent, With Elizabeth Soda, MD
Ed Zimmer
Director of the South Carolina Department of Public Health
South Carolina Department of Public Health
Episode: PHEC 454: One Question, Many Voices Live From the Field
Johnny Sabostick
CEO of the Dynamics Agency
Dynamics Agency
Episode: PHEC 454: One Question, Many Voices Live From the Field
Rose Lord-Harrigan
Lender Senior Student in Public Health
Lander University
Episode: PHEC 454: One Question, Many Voices Live From the Field
Chelsea Driver
Senior public health student
Lander University
Episode: PHEC 454: One Question, Many Voices Live From the Field
Dr. Jaketa Cobbs
Associate Vice Chair of Public Health Education
Medical University of South Carolina
Episode: PHEC 454: One Question, Many Voices Live From the Field
Marjorie Brown
MRB Public Health Consulting
MRB Public Health Consulting
Episode: PHEC 454: One Question, Many Voices Live From the Field
Iris Gadston
Program Coordinator, Center for Rural and Primary Health Care
USC School of Medicine
Episode: PHEC 454: One Question, Many Voices Live From the Field
Lee Pearson
Executive Director of Operations and Accreditation
Arnold School of Public Health
Episode: PHEC 454: One Question, Many Voices Live From the Field

Host

Dr. Charlotte Hughes Huntley
Host of episodes and epidemiology consultant.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 130 ratings
  • The Public Health Podcast We Deserve!

    Dr. Huntley is a great podcast host, and the guests on her show are fascinating and so informative about public health in such an approachable way. It’s great to see the vast world of public health be represented in this way!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    z.walkerchick
    United States3 months ago
  • So much to learn

    Such a fantastic podcast that allows anyone to learn about complex public health topics in a manner that is digestible. Dr. Huntley is a great speaker and interviewer.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lmv523
    United States3 months ago
  • Such Joy!

    I not only had the pleasure of being a guest on the podcast, I also enjoy being a listener! Dr. Charlotte is so easy and fun to talk to, it’s like a chat with a good girlfriend. She has a way of making these topics accessible to everyone. PHEC has become new addition to my weekly podcast rotation!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bgirl1976
    United States9 months ago
  • Excellent information

    This podcast offers really rich info about the world of public health and epidemiology. Highly recommend.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TSGMD
    United States9 months ago
  • So good!

    Dr. Huntley does such a good job lifting up important conversations and bringing guests with deep expertise in their categories. I’ve been listening for several years and look forward to seeing each new episode!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ChiBoi5631
    United Statesa year ago

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The host is a great interviewer who makes complex topics accessible.
Content consistently feels valuable for public health students and professionals.
Guests are deeply knowledgeable and bring practical insights.

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#232
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

PHEC 453: Public Health Is Political, With Susan Polan, PhD
Q: Could you introduce yourself and tell us a little about what you do?
I'm Susan Polan, Associate Executive Director for Public Affairs and Advocacy at APHA. My role is to ensure people understand what public health is, who our members are, and to communicate and advocate so that public health is heard, understood, and supported by partners and the public.
PHEC 451: Simplifying AI for Public Health, With Kumba Sennaar, PhD
Q: What are the biggest challenges and opportunities around privacy when applying AI in public health?
The key is strict transparency about data handling, retention timelines, and collaboration policies; learning from HIPAA-style protections and making privacy terms explicit with clients and providers to build trust while enabling responsible AI use.
PHEC 451: Simplifying AI for Public Health, With Kumba Sennaar, PhD
Q: How did you transition from policy work to AI and health communication?
Storytelling and writing built a bridge to AI evaluation; freelance work and early AI research allowed me to simplify complex ideas for broad audiences, which then attracted attention from high-profile organizations and spurred the founding of my consulting practice.
PHEC 451: Simplifying AI for Public Health, With Kumba Sennaar, PhD
Q: When did you first hear about or become interested in public health as a career?
I've been drawn to health and communicating information since childhood, with infectious diseases and HIV policy shaping my early career path and leading to work at the HIV Medicine Association and later partnerships with the CDC.
PHEC 447: Plain Language As Resistance, With Catherine Troisi, PhD, MS
Q: Tell me a little about what you're doing now.
She explains her current role as a faculty member teaching and conducting research, plus extensive service including leadership in APHA and INEP, and handling course responsibilities and international travel.

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What is Public Health Epidemiology Conversations about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show centers on public health careers, epidemiology, and public health entrepreneurship, featuring in-depth conversations with researchers, practitioners, and community leaders. Episodes commonly cover real-world public health challenges, practical career guidance, and strategies for communicating complex topics in plain language. Notable strengths include a strong emphasis on health equity, community engagement, and cross-sector collaboration, plus occasional explorations of policy, law, and workforce development. A recurring thread is turning research and public health concepts into actionable insights for professionals and communities alike, making it useful for listeners aiming to advance in public health or apply public health thin... more

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2. Ed Zimmer
3. Johnny Sabostick
4. Rose Lord-Harrigan
5. Chelsea Driver
6. Dr. Jaketa Cobbs
7. Marjorie Brown
8. Iris Gadston

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