covid_19

On this episode, John Manning and Finny Dugan discuss the year of Covid.  What they missed the most, how certain things aren't back to normal, and what makes them the cranky old men they are.
Come take a listen as we reminisce of a time where things were once great before the China Virus was released upon us.

So Christmas 2020 continued the theme of 2020 moving at a rapid pace. Many had to celebrate differently this year as they are dealing with loss of loved ones, loss of jobs, loss of home, separation from loved ones. But no matter how you celebrated, I pray that had something that brought you joy

In this episode, Robert Fojo discusses the CDC's absurd guidelines for Thanksgiving dinner, an attempt by a group of New Hampshire Republican state legislators to open an impeachment inquiry concerning Governor Chris Sununu after his implementation of a state-wide face diaper mandate, the latest on Sidney Powell, and updates on the Trump campaign's challenges concerning election and voter fraud in Georgia and Wisconsin.

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After months of protesting, canvassing and signing up people to vote, the election finally happened. Followed by one nail biting week of seeing who won, the election is finally called and some can breathe a sigh of relief. But how are people dealing with the aftermath? After the storm comes the calm, but the the storm always leave a lot of damage and people are feeling the effects of the storm still. Let's talk about how we are all doing and how we can ensure that we are are taking care of ourselves

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In our final episode of the season I welcome my dear friend Evangelist and author Kimberley Oliver, who was one of our featured phenomenal women for the month of February. We talk about what is currently happening in the country that is in the midst of a pandemic and a massive cultural shift with the Black Lives Matter Movement. We talk about experiences that we both had as black women and why it is important that we continue this fight for equality. "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere" Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

White Supremacy and the Covid crisis aren’t separate. They’re linked.  Defunding public health services and deregulating gun ownership have been catastrophic for public health and yet, the majority of white voters support exactly those policies. The spectacle of hundreds of mostly white, unmasked Trump supporters crammed into indoor rally venues during a pandemic exemplifies this phenomenon. In this interview, conducted just days before the Memorial Day killing of George Floyd, physician and public health researcher Jonathan Metzl describes how American racism sabotages our public health system and costs millions of lives in a suicidal way. Metzl talks about the deadly role of Donald Trump and the conclusions he’s drawn about how any of this can be turned around.  Music in the Middle:  Scott Hardkiss remix of “Revolution” by The Hardkiss Brothers.

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In this episode of Better Health In The Borderland, we get a glimpse of the lives affected by the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). It is a story about Bertha and Raul, their lives & marriage of 57 years -- and the virus that ended their time together in their home in northeast El Paso, Texas.
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Writer and narrator: Ryan Mielke, Director of Public Affairs, University Medical Center of El Paso
Audio engineer: Diego Muniz, Manager of Video and Audio Production, UMC

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I took my mask off to record this episode so please stay six feet away from the speakers. 🦾🦾🦾 There are fights everywhere.  Grocery stores....retail stores....and of course....our stupid government. 🔥🔥🔥  Trump fights with the press.  Are they just bullying him?  New video of the jogger shot in Georgia.  Dr Fauci.....is he telling the truth or is he misguided?  Hollywood lost a comic legend.  What did Denis Rodman and Kim Jung Un do on their first night together?  Another call from Billy Bob on the comment line and more

Ready or not, Covid_19 came and it disrupted the way we did business. Many people were caught unawares and many industries have suffered. Entrepreneurs are struggling to figure out how to move forward, how to shift their mindset and remain true to their values and their customers. Listen in as I talk to CEO and HR Strategist Courtney Underwood from Kassar Consulting. She shares how she was about to pivot in this unique time and not only continue to grow her business but continue to prioritize her clients.
To get more gems from this amazing entrepreneur, please visit her at KassarConsulting.com. You can also also find her on Facebook at Kassar Consulting Chicago, on Instagram KassarConsulting, you can also find her on LinkedIn as Courtney Underwood. I encourage you also to sign up for her masterclasses.

We are so happy to welcome back, our friend, Dr. Jaime Zuckerman (Dr. Z) to the show! As usual, we start off talking about one subject and the convo develops! Dr. Z is as real as they come...and she LOVES Prince, hence the “Purple Rain” reference. Listen to hear all about the differences in your perception of yourself, while gaining perspective. 

The girls have a chat of all things current/quarantine-life, with one of our guys, JB. From canceled/rescheduled events (weddings, graduations, birthday celebrations, etc), to what we imagine things will be like in the coming months. 

What do we do with this time of lockdown? How can we use it in ways that will lead us to a more flourishing world, without guilt-tripping ourselves or adding pressure to an already-pressured time?  Nathalie Nahai of The Hive podcast and Manda Scott of Accidental Gods, share thoughts, feelings and explore the edges of being.  

Nathalie's humanity, and her deep, broad grasp of psychology, particularly the psychology of online influences and the ethics around them, informs all of her work. In this conversation, we explore together what lockdown means, and how we might grasp this moment in ways that will leave all of us better when it's over, but that won't leave us guilt-tripped or (even more) exhausted.  

We explore what it means to be human. How to transcend the moment and the psychology of pleasure versus happiness.  Join us, and enjoy… 

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On this episode I talk to James Tyler Sr., first responder and survivor of Covid_19. Join James and I as he talks about his symptoms, diagnosis, self isolation and ultimate recovery

Your ability and willingness to adapt to change is the greatest predictor of your future business success.

Adaptability is about adjusting to new conditions, but also our ability to repurpose and redefine what we do.

If you are facing challenges with working from home or with figuring out ways to re-create how you service clients, then this episode is a great place to start.

Part 1 of Adaptability and COVID-19 looks at understanding what adaptability looks like, what stands in our way and what things are important for us to consider when navigating these unchartered waters. (Check out episode 37 )

Part 2 of Adaptability and COVID-19 will look at Mindset and learning to identify whether we are operating from a Fixed Mindset or a Flexible one.  It will explore how our mindset affects our ability to adapt to change and what we can do to nurture that.

Part 3 of Adaptability and COVID-19 will look at Creativity, which is both a necessity of adaptability but also a by-product.  In this episode, we look at what creativity really is, why it is important right now, and how to get you unstuck from where you are by nurturing your creative genius.

With newfound knowledge, skills and a change in perspective, your business can survive and thrive beyond the COVID-19 pandemic.