American Indian Living

Guest: Renie Cavallari, CEO of Aspire Marketing; and author of the “Aspire” book series

Description: Motivational speaker and author, Renie Cavallari reveals that one of the greatest obstacles to personal, tribal, or corporate success often results from our tendency to blame and complain. Renie presents an inspiring solution: teaching listeners to aspire to “shine” and helping others do the same.

For further information: www.aspiremarketing.com/aspire

Guest: John Douillard, DC, CAP, former Director of Player Development and nutrition counselor for the New Jersey Nets NBA team and author of “Eat Wheat”

Description: Dr. John Douillard, a global leader in the fields of natural health and sports medicine, makes a powerful case for returning to the whole grains that indigenous peoples in the Americas, Europe, Asia, Oceania, and Africa thrived on for centuries.

For further information: lifespa.com/

Guest: Dr. Jamie Reynolds, DDS, MS, orthodontist and author of “World Class Smiles, Made in Detroit."

Description: Dr. Jamie Reynolds first exposes the dangers of apparently cheap (but often very expensive) do-it-yourself teeth straightening tricks. He then describes programs that make orthodontic work free or affordable for those with limited means.

For further information: askdrreynolds.com

Guest: Brady Granier, RN, BSN; President and CEO of BioCorRx

Description: Drug and alcohol addiction are nationwide problems, affecting people of every demographic group. However, new medical therapies are available that can help with addiction treatment. In this week’s episode you’ll learn about how the drug naltrexone, combined with an addiction treatment program developed by BioCorRx, is offering new help for those with alcohol and narcotic addictions.

For more information contact: www.beataddiction.com

Guest: Debra Meehl, DDiv; Founder, The Meehl Foundation.

Description: Dr. Debra Meehl shares insights from her life work that is focused on helping people overcome physical, mental and spiritual adversities. Gain new insights into dealing with difficult people—or just finding your own joyful transformation.

For more information contact: www.meehlfoundation.org

Guest: Gene Sambataro, DDS, FAGD, Director and Clinician, Julian Center for Comprehensive Dentistry; Author of “Stop the Snore.”

Description: Snoring can be a sign of serious, even life threatening issues. Practicing dentist, Dr. Gene Sambataro shares insights into the dangers of snoring as well as its treatment and prevention.

For more information contact:www.Drgenesambataro.com or www.juliandentist.com

Guests: Julie Villa (Yurok), Health Education Specialist, and Janeva Sorenson, Good Health and Wellness in Indian Country (GHWIC) Program Coordinator, California Rural Indian Health Board

Description: Simple practices can help you live longer and better. On this week’s show you’ll learn practical tips about preventing injuries and chronic diseases—as well as accessing valuable free resources.

For more information contact: www.CRIHB.org; jsorenson@CRIHB.org; jvilla@CRIHB.org; or www.compasshealth.net/seminar-resources; drderose@compasshealth.net

Guest: Sue Hawkes; Leadership Expert, Author of “Chasing Perfection- Shatter the Illusion; Minimize Self-Doubt & Maximize Success.”

Description: Do younger workers and those with more experience have to clash? Does the age of an employee make a difference in how you affirm him or her? If you own a business, can your own insecurities undermine your workforce? These and other questions are tackled by business consultant Sue Hawkes on this week’s show.

For more information contact: www.chasingperfection.net

Guest: Greg Steinke, MD, MPH, Board-certified specialist in both Family Medicine and Preventive Medicine; Co-author of Thirty Days to Natural Blood Pressure Control

Description: Drs. Steinke and DeRose share how they are using their book, Thirty Days to Natural Blood Pressure Control as part of a new program to help diabetes and high blood pressure throughout Indian Country. All expenses are covered for enrolled tribal members who use the already inexpensive books and DVDs.

For more information: www.compasshealth.net/seminar-resources; drderose@compasshealth.net or 580-504-7043

Guest: Ken Dolan-Del Vecchio, Family Therapist

Description: Companion animals may not be deeply rooted in Native tradition; however, many First Nation peoples today own pets. The loss of a beloved companion animal can be devastating. Family therapist Ken Dolan-Del Vecchio helps listeners gain new insights into how to handle the loss.

For more information contact: www.greengateleadership.com

Guest: Gemalli Austin, DrPH, MPH (Mayan), Diabetes Education and Program Manager for the Lake County Tribal Health Consortium, Lake County, CA

Description: Growing indigenous foods and other vegetables can be a powerful asset when it comes to controlling diabetes. Learn from Dr. Gemalli Austin, who has been working with six Northern California tribes on a community garden project.

For further information contact: gaustin@lcthc.org

Guests: Diana Inman, Prison Ministries; Rodrigo Rodriguez, MD, Medical Director, International BioCare Hospital

Description: First, Diane Inman shares her experiences reaching out to Native prison inmates. Next, Dr. Rodriguez communicates a wealth of information about how diet and lifestyle affect our health, specifically addressing diabetes and the metabolic syndrome.

Contact Info: gmadidi@yahoo.com (Inman); www.biocarehospital.com, doctor@biocarehospital.com, 800-701-7345 (BioCare)

Guests: Kelsey Ducheneaux (Intertribal Ag Council), Masewa Mody (Cheyenne River Sioux, Prevention Specialist), Caroline Fisher and Jim Landelius (American Indian Living Magazine), Kathryn Mills (VP, Creating Stronger Nations and DCI America)

Description: Experts who attended NCAI’s Annual Meeting in 2017 share insights on a variety of topics that can help you and your tribe.

Contact Info: www.Usaspending.gov, www.AmericanIndianLiving.org, kmills@csninc.net, 800-888-1027 (Mills)

Guests: Bob Parrish RN, MPH (Wiott); and Barb Anderson, LSW (Chippewa, Turtle Mountain Band), Coordinator, Recruitment/Retention of American Indians into Nursing (RAIN) Program, Univ. of North Dakota

Description: Bob Parrish, a registered nurse and master's level health educator, shares the benefits of a personal commitment to a healthy lifestyle. Barb Anderson relates how commitment to Native students by UND's nursing program is paying huge dividends throughout Indian Country.

Contact info: www.nursing.und.edu/rain or 701-777-3049

Guests: Rich Constantinescu, Head of Chaplaincy Services, Your Best Pathway to Health; Jill Carlson, M.D., psychiatrist; and Rodney Bowes, Vice President, Health Education Resources

Description: Medical research demonstrates how our own health is benefited when we help others. This week’s episode provides stories and practical strategies that relate to this health-giving connection.

For further information: www.healthexporesources.com or 844-291-6333 (H.E. Resources)

Guest: Lela Lewis, MD, Founder and CEO of Your Best Pathway to Health

Description: Coming to Phoenix, Arizona in December 2017 will be a giant free clinic designed to take care of the medical and dental needs of hundreds of Phoenix's citizens and visitors. Learn how to benefit from or be a part of this amazing event.

For Further Information: www.pathwaytohealth.org, www.pathwaytohealthvolunteer.org, or 1-888-44-PATHWAY

Guest: Rich Sutton, President, Laurelbrook Academy

Description: Practical training and community service can revolutionize the experience of high school students. Learn from students and staff how these elements provide a unique dimension to the training at Laurelbrook Academy in Dayton, Tennessee.

For further information contact: www.laurelbrook.org, president@laurelbrook.org, or 231-878-3265.