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Public Health Epidemiology Conversations

Dr. CH Huntley
Public Health
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Epidemiology
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Alzheimer's Disease
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Public Health Consulting and Entrepreneurship Expo
BIPOC Organizations
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Mental Health Awareness Month
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Policy Advocacy
Women's Health
Cancer Research
Caregivers
Entrepreneurship

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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In this energizing conversation, Dr. Huntley sits down with Keisha Long and Jessica Seel of the South Carolina Public Health Association to explore why public health is far broa... more

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What if we've been getting peanut allergies wrong all along?

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Recent Guests

Keisha Long
President-elect of the South Carolina Public Health Association, former Environmental Health leader
South Carolina Public Health Association
Episode: PHEC 446: South Carolina Is Public Health, With Keisha Long and Jessica Seel
Jessica Seel
Executive Director of the South Carolina Public Health Association and Co-President of Side-by-Side Strategies
South Carolina Public Health Association
Episode: PHEC 446: South Carolina Is Public Health, With Keisha Long and Jessica Seel
Markita Lewis
Registered Dietitian and Marketing Communications Manager for the National Peanut Board
National Peanut Board
Episode: PHEC 444: When Agriculture Meets Allergy Prevention, With Markita Lewis, MS, RD
Neshé Conley
Founder and CEO of Ebony Women Health Corporation
Ebony Women Health Corporation
Episode: PHE 149: From Experience to Impact, With Neshé Conley, MPH
Laura Vargas
Licensed clinical social worker specializing in stigmatized grief following substance-related deaths and suicide.
Peer Support Community Partners
Episode: PHEC 443: Grief As A Public Health Issue, With Laura Vargas, MSW
Dr. Robin Taylor Wilson
Environmental cancer epidemiologist and associate professor at Temple University
Temple University, Barnett College of Public Health
Episode: PHEC 442: Science as a Human Right, With Robin Taylor Wilson, PhD, MA
Josie Williams
Nationally recognized community strategist, facilitator, and speaker who emphasizes health equity and systems change.
Envision Consultant Group
Episode: PHEC 440: Building Trust After Broken Promises, With Josie Williams
Montrece McNeill Ransom
Founder and CEO of Empowerment Tour Coaching and Consulting Group, public health lawyer, and leadership coach
National Coordinating Center for Public Health Training
Episode: PHEC 439: Reimagining Public Health's Future, With Montrece McNeill Ransom, JD, MPH
Ashley Harris
Recent MPH graduate and health advocate
Emory University
Episode: PHEC 437: Meeting People Where They Are

Host

Dr. Charlotte Hughes Huntley
Public health epidemiologist, consultant, and entrepreneur, with a focus on enhancing understanding and communication in public health.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 130 ratings
  • 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 Statesa month 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 States6 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 States7 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
  • Must listen for anyone in Public Health

    I first came across the podcast while in grad school and the guest and host share gems that can help everyone, the student, emerging professional and the seasoned public health leader.

    Very inspiring and worth your time investment.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    PublicHealth247
    United States2 years ago

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Many find the discussions inspiring and motivating for anyone in or interested in the public health field.
Listeners appreciate the insights and expertise shared by guests, noting how episodes empower them in their public health careers.
The host creates an engaging atmosphere, making complex topics accessible and valuable for both seasoned professionals and newcomers.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

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#198
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#117
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#152
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#179
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PHEC 446: South Carolina Is Public Health, With Keisha Long and Jessica Seel
Q: What should new members or potential attendees expect from the upcoming conference?
Expect keynote talks from national and local leaders, panels that connect environmental health, behavioral health, and policy, youth and student sessions, and plenty of networking and self-care activities to sustain public health workers.
PHEC 446: South Carolina Is Public Health, With Keisha Long and Jessica Seel
Q: How do Keisha and Jessica view the future of public health in South Carolina?
They see a future built on collaborative partnerships, cross-sector engagement, and leadership development that makes public health understandable and accessible to everyone, with SCPHA acting as the conduit to policy and community impact.
PHEC 446: South Carolina Is Public Health, With Keisha Long and Jessica Seel
Q: What makes the South Carolina Public Health Association unique and worth joining?
The SCPHA offers a deep historical foundation, a platform for diverse perspectives, and a clear path to mentorship and networking, especially for young professionals, while aligning with statewide public health goals and policy influence.
PHEC 444: When Agriculture Meets Allergy Prevention, With Markita Lewis, MS, RD
Q: How do you explain the importance of your work and the connection to public health in plain language conversations?
I start by assuring listeners that the National Peanut Board is a real organization and I clarify that I don't work for Mr. Peanut. Then, I frame the conversation around the ubiquity of food allergies, explaining their financial burden and the urgent need for public health interventions, particularly how early introduction of allergens can prevent chronic conditions like allergies.
PHEC 445: When Communities Define Public Health
Q: What does care look like?
Tina discusses the different meanings of care and community, asserting that it's important to listen to the community to understand their specific needs.

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

Focused on the intersection of public health, epidemiology, and careers in the field, episodes often spotlight innovative approaches and discuss the significance of fostering creativity within public health practices. The conversations feature diverse guests, ranging from practitioners to educators, who share personal stories and insights that illuminate various facets of public health. Unique themes include the impact of communication on community health and navigating the public health landscape, amid challenges like disinformation, systemic inequities, and the need for clear public understanding. This show appeals to professionals and students eager to explore public health's vast reach while gaining practical knowledge and inspiration f... more

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1. Keisha Long
2. Jessica Seel
3. Markita Lewis
4. Neshé Conley
5. Laura Vargas
6. Dr. Robin Taylor Wilson
7. Josie Williams
8. Montrece McNeill Ransom

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