Sam Blackman's guest appearances

Sam Blackman

Tech Tonics

TDYtennis Radio

The Long Run with Luke Timmerman

Charlotte Readers Podcast

Chris Gibson

Sek Kathiresan

Amy Abernethy

Daphne Koller

David Smith

Jack Allison

David Beckwith

Dave Smith

David Collins

Steve Graham

Robert Davis

Lisa Jewell

John Fisher

Mike Collins

Peter Reinhart

OwlTail

Julie Grant

Ep96: Julie Grant and Sam Blackman on Cancer Drugs for Kids

Chuck Kriese

American Tennis with Coach Chuck Kriese - Broadcast January 6, 2021 - Guest is Sam Blackman; Sam has researched and worked in Sports History and Preservation of 36 years.  The History and Heritage of Sport is critically important. Without it, sport becomes a short version of entertainment instead of the great teaching tool that it should be.  Sam Blackmans shares 36 years of work to preserve our Sports heroes and Legends. Join Coach Kriese and his guests each week for 'American Tennis' on the 'YellaBallNetwork.'    Also, follow Coach Chuck Kriese at www.chuckkriese.net

American Tennis with Coach Chuck Kriese - Broadcast January 6, 2021 - Guest is Sam Blackman; Sam has researched and worked in Sports History and Preservation of 36 years.  The History and Heritage of Sport is critically important. Without it, sport becomes a short version of entertainment instead of the great teaching tool that it should be.  Sam Blackmans shares 36 years of work to preserve our Sports heroes and Legends. Join Coach Kriese and his guests each week for 'American Tennis' on the 'YellaBallNetwork.'    Also, follow Coach Chuck Kriese at <a href="http://www.chuckkriese.net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.chuckkriese.net</a>

Chuck Kriese's American Tennis -  Sports history/heritage & why? ...Sam Blackman

Story teller, writer, drug developer – Sam Blackman is all three, a philosophy major who became a pediatric oncologist and then a creative drug developer with a penchant for imaginative solutions to translational challenges.  Although he was the son of a doctor, Sam’s journey to the leading edge of translational research was far from inevitable.  His career path took him from the philosophy department at the University of Chicago (where he worked on the side as a computer repairman) to a role a research assistant in an anesthesia lab to a Grand Rounds presentation at the Mayo Clinic, Florida (at the age of 23) and finally to medical school. Sam seemed on track to become a leading academic pediatric oncologist, but then decided to pursue drug development in biopharma, focusing in particular on translational research, the often hazy but increasingly important interface between laboratory science and clinical trials.  He is especially excited about the opportunities generated by emerging tools and technologies. A gifted writer and a natural story teller, Sam developed a devoted following for the blog he wrote while in Boston, including a deeply moving account of his efforts, ultimately successful, to adopt a baby from Kazakhstan.  More recently, he has garnered considerable acclaim for his spoken word stories, delivered as part of the Moth competition in Seattle; links to several of these performances are below. We’re delighted to welcome Sam to Tech Tonics, and are grateful for the opportunity to share his stories with our listeners. Today’s show is sponsored by Medidata, whose Intelligent Platform for Life Sciences closes the loop between clinical development and commercialization to power smarter treatments and healthier people. 

Story teller, writer, drug developer – Sam Blackman is all three, a philosophy major who became a pediatric oncologist and then a creative drug developer with a penchant for imaginative solutions to translational challenges. Although he was the son of a doctor, Sam’s journey to the leading edge of translational research was far from inevitable. His career path took him from the philosophy department at the University of Chicago (where he worked on the side as a computer repairman) to a role a research assistant in an anesthesia lab to a Grand Rounds presentation at the Mayo Clinic, Florida (at the age of 23) and finally to medical school. Sam seemed on track to become a leading academic pediatric oncologist, but then decided to pursue drug development in biopharma, focusing in particular on translational research, the often hazy but increasingly important interface between laboratory science and clinical trials. He is especially excited about the opportunities generated by emerging tools and technologies. A gifted writer and a natural story teller, Sam developed a devoted following for the blog he wrote while in Boston, including a deeply moving account of his efforts, ultimately successful, to adopt a baby from Kazakhstan. More recently, he has garnered considerable acclaim for his spoken word stories, delivered as part of the Moth competition in Seattle; links to several of these performances are below. We’re delighted to welcome Sam to Tech Tonics, and are grateful for the opportunity to share his stories with our listeners. Today’s show is sponsored by <a href="https://www.mdsol.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Medidata</a>, whose <a href="https://www.mdsol.com/en/introducing-intelligent-platform-life-sciences" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Intelligent Platform for Life Sciences</a> closes the loop between clinical development and commercialization to power smarter treatments and healthier people.

Tech Tonics: Sam Blackman, Translation With Heart