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00:42Yup, Parents Can Have Lagging Skills Too
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So, if a parent feels like his or her lagging skills are contributing to challenging episodes with his or her child, then how does the parent learn the skills? The same way the kid does: by participating in Plan B, preferably proactively.
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Are You Teaching Your Children to Be Poor?
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Want more cooperation from your children?
A happier home with more harmony and deep connections?
Understanding your child's true nature is the key. The Child Whisperer podcast, based on Carol Tuttle's best-selling book, 'The Child Whisperer' which teaches her 4 Energy Types profiling system, is the place to get the support and tools you need to take the frustration and confusion out of parenting.
Want to ask Carol your parenting question? Send it to her or call in and ask her live on the air.
Subscribe to this podcast at iTunes.com/caroltuttle. Please leave a review!
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Ask MomRN Show Season 9 Episode 10
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Tamara Walker, RN, aka MomRN, and her expert guests share practical advice, information and support for raising a happy, healthy family.
It’s during this time of year that many of us are concerned about growing waistlines, but what about our gum lines? What impact do the rich foods, cheeses, extra sweets, alcoholic beverages and other indulgences that we partake in at holiday parties and gatherings have on our mouths and teeth? Celebrity dentist, Dr. Lee Gause, joins us to discuss what steps we can take to help ensure our mouths remain healthy and fresh despite all of the decadent food and drinks we tend to consume during the holiday season.
Many Americans take pills every day to manage disease and improve their health. For the heart rhythm disorder atrial fibrillation or a-fib, blood thinners that help prevent stroke-causing blood clots can make minor injuries life threatening. So for patients like today’s guest who are avid travelers, the risk of being hours from medical attention can be dangerous. Joining us is Academy Award nominated documentary film maker, Jim Burroughs, and his cardiologist Dr. Shephal Doshi of Providence Saint John’s Health Center to talk about how medical advancements are providing ways to help afib patients stay active.
Recent data from the annual San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium is shedding new light on a survivor’s most nagging fear – will my cancer come back? Dr. Tara Sanft from the Yale Cancer Center Survivorship Clinic is here to share study findings that redefine the five-year survival milestone.
Time is running out when it comes to getting your holiday shopping done! Whether you’ve waited until the last minute or don’t know what to get the gamer who has everything, Tech Expert Andrea Smith is here with THE last-minute holiday gift guide. She has tips to scoring the hottest gaming gadgets and a few cool points for mom and dad!
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Backyard Poultry with the Chicken Whisperer brought to you by Kalmbach Feeds
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Episode 1103. Today, Dr. Brigid McCrea, Ph.D., will discuss summer care including summer nutrition. Backyard Poultry with the Chicken Whisperer®, brought to you by Kalmbach Feeds, is a nationally broadcast web radio show and podcast all about keeping backyard poultry, show poultry, and living a self-sufficiant lifestyle. Each week, the Chicken Whisperer®, Editor In Chief of, Chicken Whisperer Magazine, Author of, The Chicken Whisperer's Guide To Keeping Chickens, and Chicken Fact or Chicken Poop, and National Spokesperson for the USDA-APHIS Biosecurity for Birds Program, welcomes experts in their field from around the country to share their knowledge about backyard poultry, show poultry, and living a self-sufficiant lifestyle. Regular guests include, poultry scientist and professor, Dr. Brigid McCrea, Ph.D., poultry veterinarian, Dr. Maurice Pitesky, DVM, MPVM, Dipl ACVPM, Peter Brown, aka The Chicken Doctor, Alexandra Douglas, aka The Quail Lady, and more! Other guests include, but are not limited to, FFA members, 4H members, poultry club members, and the who's who in the backyard poultry, show poultry, and self-sufficiant lifestyle industries. The Backyard Poultry with the Chicken Whisperer® web radio show has given away more chicken coops, and chicken related prizes than anyone else on the planet! Tune in to learn more about your backyard chickens from the experts!
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Autism in Love - The Story of Adults with Autism and the Pursuit of Romance
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In this episode, we reconnect with our previous guest, Matt Fuller as we discuss the reception of his documentary about romance and autism as well as his recent partnership with MTV to produce a series on the same subject.
In the fall of 2012, Matt began his career as an independent filmmaker by directing and producing AUTISM IN LOVE, a feature length documentary that explores the lives of four autistic adults as they pursue and manage romantic relationships.
Matt recently launched The InSight Picture Company where he continues to inspire individuals and communities with compelling, cinematic stories.
All Autism Talk (allautismtalk.com) is sponsored by Autism Spectrum Therapies (autismtherapies.com) , Trellis Services (trellisservices.com) and Learn It Systems (learnitsystems.com)
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Dog Experiencing Hacky, Gaggy, Labored Breathing? Here Are Possible Reasons Why.
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Dr. Roger and Dr. Karen discuss various conditions that commonly lead to hacking, gagging, coughing, and compromised breathing in dogs. The conditions they highlight - laryngeal paralysis, brachycephalic syndrome, collapsing trachea, allergic tracheitis, and canine upper respiratory infection disease complex - may be inherited or acquired. Whether inherited or acquired, they are common, clinically relevant conditions that veterinarians contend with on a daily basis.
This is another episode that was inspired by a listener e-mail, so please keep the e-mail comments, questions, or suggestions for show topics coming to comments@web-dvm.net. For more content from Dr. Roger Welton and Dr. Karen Louis, visit their respective blogs at Web-DVM.net and VetChick.com.
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Do Animals Hold on to the Things We Do to Them?
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Are there moments in your life where you have felt like you did not treat animals respectfully? Like when you were a child and the animal was there to take the brunt of your frustration or emotions you did not have the tools to deal with at the time?
Are those moments still bothering you today? Have you been wondering about how to say "I am sorry" even if that animal is no longer alive? Can this animal hear you now? And are they still stuck with these moments too?
What is possible or required to have a different possibility and reality with these situations? Is there redemption?
Find out how Charlie sees these kinds of situations and if there are other animals that would like their voice to be heard. Come on live and ask your questions about the animals' perspective on situations past.
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Top tips you should know about water safety before your kids get in the pool
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Summer is less than a month away and my 4-year-old cannot wait to get back in the water. But this year I want to make sure she's learning to swim! I've been hovering over Chan for years and I think she's finally ready for official swim lessons. I want her to be confident in the water and I want to give myself some peace of mind at the pool too. My guest is Lisa Cook the CEO of Kid Swim in Los Angeles. She's sharing her expert tips on when to start lessons, what age picks up swimming the easiest, and why parents should never teach their kids to swim on their own.
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It's Your Turn to Make Doula History an Interview With Amy Gilliland Phd
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Amy L. Gilliland, Ph.D., BDT(DONA), CD(DONA), CSE (AASECT) researches and teaches about doula labor support, women’s sexual experiences, and the psychological needs of mothers and fathers during the birth experience. She is an AASECT certified sexuality educator, a past member of the psychology faculty at Madison College, and one of the first DONA International birth doula trainers. Over her twenty-five year career, her work has spanned the perinatal spectrum. Dr. Gilliland’s research has been published in JOGNN, Midwifery, Journal of Perinatal Education, Sexuality and Culture, and the Wisconsin Medical Journal. She is considered to be a “thought leader” on birth doula issues through her influential blog, Doulaing The Doula. For more information, please go to www.amygilliland.com.
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"Attending College with Learning Disabilities, Dyslexia & ADHD"
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Dr. Richard Selznick host of School Struggles is joined today by:
Elizabeth C. Hamblet, a learning consultant at Columbia University’s Disability Services office, has worked at the college level for 20 years after starting her career in the field as a high school special education teacher and case manager. In addition to working as a college consultant, she is a nationally-requested speaker who gives presentations to professionals and parents about how to prepare students with disabilities for success at college. Hamblet is the author of 7 Steps for Success: High School to College Transition Strategies for Students with Disabilities, and her work has appeared in national journals and online platforms, including Understood.org. She offers advice and information on her website at www.LDadvisory.com.
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Should All Fathers Get DNA Tests For All Their Children?
Tonight on "It's Real Talk Radio", the topic of discussion is the infamous DNA Tests, or maybe we could just call this "Maury" lol. So what we're asking is: “Should all men get DNA Tests for all their kids?” Every last one, regardless if they're all by the same mom or different mothers?? If your answer is yes then should men really have to pay out of pocket for DNA Tests? Women don't need DNA Tests because they know what came out of them. Is it fair that women get the upper hand because of what they have to endure during 9 months of pregnancy, or is the system simply unfair and biased to favor women?
"Momma's Baby, Papa's Maybe" is a famous saying and in a lot of cases is actually true. DNA Testing has forever changed the game. Up until this technology existed, think about how many men and their families thought a child or children was theirs and passed them their last name?? The thought of how many generations of families this could have affected is mindboggling to say the least! There could have been tens of millions of children with the wrong genetic identity since the beginning of human existence! This is deep stuff!!!
On the flipside, imagine how many women were too ashamed and embarrassed to admit they were playing the field and afraid of the scrutiny they'd receive and imagine how many women were scared for their lives as history has shown us, in various countries, women are or were treated as inferiors to their male counterparts and would be punished severely if caught engaging in premarital sex or cheating on their husbands. Are we to really blame some of the women who may have bared children from someone other than their boyfriends, husbands or companions while facing these pressures?
Well tonight we're here to talk about it and give our uncensored views to the topic at hand so don't miss out!
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The Blue Chondro Episode on Sunday March 26th at 9pm EDT
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Please join the GTPKeeper Radio hosts Bill Stegall and Buddy Buscemi as we welcome David Dee and Rich Culver to the show to discuss Blue Chondros.
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