Patrick Dempsey

McDreamy himself Patrick Dempsey swings by to chat about his new series Memory of a Killer, on Prime Video. The queen of clean Nancy Birtwhistle flips through her new book Clean Magic. Join Chris and the Class Behind The Glass live from the rock n roll tower every morning from 0630! Watch all the stars live on the FREE Virgin Radio UK app. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This Fox crime drama stars Patrick Dempsey as a hitman with Alzheimer's. Also starring is Michael Imperioli of the Sopranos. While the show is set in Upstate New York (specifically a fictionalized version of Cooperstown), it was filmed almost entirely in Ontario, Canada. Tune in for the behind the scenes scoop and some locations you won't find on google. To join me on tours or hiring me as your location scout, email me at paul.indrigo@century21.ca

Higher education is confronting one of the biggest identity crises in its history — but according to Patrick Dempsey, AI didn’t create the crisis so much as expose the weaknesses that were already there. Patrick, who works at the intersection of human learning and artificial intelligence, joins us for one of the most provocative conversations we’ve had on the podcast.He argues that universities are held back by institutional antibodies, outdated notions of rigor, and governance structures designed to stall rather than support change. We explore why 5-year-olds outperform MBAs in problem-solving, why YouTubers often teach better than professors, how AI redefines expertise, and what students and leaders must do right now to adapt to a world where knowledge is abundant and attention is scarce.This episode is a candid, challenging, and ultimately hopeful look at the future of learning.⏱️ Chapters0:00 – Intro: AI didn’t cause higher ed’s crisis—it exposed it1:37 – Why higher ed protects the status quo & the meritocracy myth4:04 – Shared governance, tenure, and when “process” blocks change9:53 – AI, credentials, and the collapse of scarcity in expertise13:22 – YouTubers, mental models, and the new role of the professor17:25 – The marshmallow tower: why 5-year-olds beat MBAs at problem solving26:24 – Unschooling, entrepreneurship, and learning outside traditional pathways30:08 – Oral exams, bias, and how AI could (actually) help assess learning36:29 – Designing AI-era assignments: “If AI can do it, your bar is too low”41:01 – The 2025 student brain: attention, algorithms, and cognitive endurance48:43 – Is college still worth it? ROI, risk, and advice for students55:16 – For terrified but ready educators: the one step to take tomorrow#aixhigheredpodcast #HigherEd #AIinEducation #EdTech #FutureOfLearning #ArtificialIntelligence #Pedagogy #AcademicInnovation #GenAI #TeachingAndLearning

Episode Summary “AI is not replacing cognition, it’s extending it.” Our latest guest, Patrick Dempsey, educational thought leader and Director of Teaching and Learning at Loyola University Maryland reframes the common belief that AI is disrupting education by arguing that it’s simply revealing long-standing systemic cracks. Rather than resisting the change, he suggests it’s a moment for reflection, reimagination, and strategic growth. We also discuss the critical difference between AI literacy and AI fluency, with Patrick emphasizing that true fluency comes when educators use AI to amplify good pedagogy. He shares strategies for working with resistant educators, including the “awareness ladder” approach and how marketing funnels can actually serve as tools for mindset shifts. At the student level, Patrick reflects on how learners are already blending tools and workflows in ways we might initially dismiss, but which actually reflect deeper cognitive engagement. He calls for reimagining assessment by identifying the process of learning as students develop new ways of thinking, creating, and problem-solving with AI. In a time of rapid change and real uncertainty, Patrick reminds us that the goal should be to understand how AI mirrors, amplifies, and challenges our deepest assumptions about learning. Mentions and Resources Patrick Dempsey | Loyola University Patrick Dempsey | The Second Draft (Substack) AI Policy vs. AI Literacy | Patrick Dempsey LinkedIn

Golden Globe-nominated actor Patrick Dempsey joins Kevin Harvick for an exclusive interview about his highly anticipated return to racing! Ahead of the FOX Sports Films documentary Destined to Drive: Patrick Dempsey’s Return to Racing (premiering March 16 on FS1), Dempsey shares what brought him back to the track, the challenges of his comeback, and his passion for motorsports. Don’t miss this deep dive into his journey from Hollywood to high-speed racing! 1:01 - Patrick Dempsey joins the show! 2:54 - Racing Background 22:31 - Favorite Racing/Racer 29:50 - First Car Story Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode, your hosts: Sam, Audrey, Jayne, and guest, Jasmine Said discuss the upcoming Wonka movie, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, and Patrick Dempsey for People's 2023 Sexiest Man Alive.

In this heartfelt episode, Abby returns home and engages in a candid conversation with her mom, Charline. The duo delves into the recent wedding festivities of Abby's best friend, extracting wisdom from Charline's experiences and offering motherly advice on navigating the complexities of your 20s and dealing with breakups. The conversation takes a captivating turn as Charline shares intriguing tales from growing up in a haunted house, adding a touch of the supernatural to the familial dialogue. To top it off, they explore recent pop culture phenomena, from the internet-breaking moment when Taylor Swift changed her lyrics to Patrick Dempsey's recognition as People Magazine's Sexiest Man Alive. This episode is a delightful blend of familial wisdom, ghostly reminiscence, and the latest buzz in celebrity happenings!

Actor and Maine native Patrick Dempsey and "Good Morning America" host Robin Roberts talk to Rineman after their conversation about finding your purpose at The Music Hall in Portsmouth. Patrick also discusses unicycling and the upcoming Dempsey Challenge, while Robin weighs in on the Celtics trading Marcus Smart. Then, unicyclist Avery Seuter talks about his journey from Maine to Florida - on a unicycle!

This week; Aston Merrygold spills the beans on his time in ITV’s The Masked Singer, Hayley speaks to Grey’s Anatomy star Patrick Dempsey about his role in Sky’s financial thriller Devils and Nihal chats to the head writer of Disney+’s Marvel series Wandavision. Plus, Framing Britney gets a UK air date, Countdown has a new host, and reviews of My Mum Tracy Beaker of CBBC and Netflix’s new psychological thriller Behind Her Eyes.

Adam and Matt are live at the K&N Booth at SEMA. They talk to K&N CEO Richard Bisson and chief engineer Steve Williams about drag racing and the latest with K&N. Later, Patrick Dempsey and Patrick Long joint the show to chat about Porsche and racing. Afterwards, Gaard Hollinger comes on the show to talk to the guys about the history of ARCH motorcycle and working with Keanu Reeves. Visit KNFilters.com to show their industry-leading performance products. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.