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Hour 1

The Broncos are releasing Russell Wilson and will need to start over at the quarterback position in the NFL draft. We talked about JJ McCarthy’s stock going up as we get closer to the draft. He’s been linked to the Giants. Rich Eisen said the Giants are done with Daniel Jones and have buyer’s remorse. Kirk Cousins has also been linked to the Falcons, as has Justin Fields. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with the sounds of Jason Kelce retiring. He got all choked up. Jerry went around the NBA and the NHL last night. Zack Wheeler met the media after signing a huge extension with the Phillies. In the final segment of the hour, what will Jason Kelce do in his retirement? Will he be a studio analyst during the NFL season? Maybe he would be good as a color analyst. 

Hour 2

Boomer watched the movie ‘Saltburn’ and found it really twisted and weird. The Mets will be debuting a dance team this year. When will the Mets highlight the dance team? Gio remembers a male member of the St. John’s dance team who was a little thick but all in. A caller wonders about the Rangers at the trade deadline. A caller wonders why Big Zoo wouldn’t try out for the Mets dance team. Jerry returns for an update and starts with Shannon Sharpe and Ochocinco talking about Russell Wilson being released by the Broncos. Jerry has audio from Jason Kelce’s retirement press conference. He cried his way through it. Charles Barkley is not a fan of people wearing Donald Trump mugshot t-shirts. In the final segment of the hour, a caller wonders if the Giants should bring in Russell Wilson for cheap. A caller wonders what Boomer’s motivation is to keep getting up early for radio and giving up weekends during football season. Boomer said it’s a great platform for The Boomer Esiason Foundation which is very important to him. 

Hour 3

A moose attacked an iditarod team and the musher had to kill and gut the moose. We talked about how large Moose really are when you are up close and personal with them. Remember that time when Mike Francesa said he ‘met’ Secretariat? Jerry returns for an update and starts with Jason Kelce retiring and crying his way through his speech. Braylon Edwards saved an 80 year old man from getting beat up by a 25 year old in a YMCA locker room. Tommy Luguaer called Evan Roberts an ass for celebrating the Jalen Brunson injury in a group text. Chris Russo gave his Mt Rushmore of sports media people. In the final segment of the hour, Shinesty, the ball hammock underwear company, sent us some products. A caller wonders if Boomer could still beat up a 25 year old if he had to. We also talked about Evan dying his beard every day for the next 3 weeks. 

Hour 4

A caller just returned from Mets spring training and said if they don’t sign Pete Alonso, he might just root for the team he goes to. He also said he has a 7-foot son. Jerry returns for his final update of the day and starts with audio of Jason Kelce’s speech from his retirement press conference. The Moment of The Day involves an ill-Boomer, the Rangers and Boomer’s take on Devils fans. In the final segment of the show, Gio contacted someone at the Mets about getting Big Zoo out to Citi-field to perform with the new Mets team. Callers continue to say Gio is not good at golf. Gio agrees, but he’s getting better every time he plays. Gio doesn’t brag about playing great. He just started golf about a year ago.

A moose attacked an iditarod team and the musher had to kill and gut the moose. We talked about how large Moose really are when you are up close and personal with them. Remember that time when Mike Francesa said he ‘met’ Secretariat? Jerry returns for an update and starts with Jason Kelce retiring and crying his way through his speech. Braylon Edwards saved an 80 year old man from getting beat up by a 25 year old in a YMCA locker room. Tommy Luguaer called Evan Roberts an ass for celebrating the Jalen Brunson injury in a group text. Chris Russo gave his Mt Rushmore of sports media people. In the final segment of the hour, Shinesty, the ball hammock underwear company, sent us some products. A caller wonders if Boomer could still beat up a 25 year old if he had to. We also talked about Evan dying his beard every day for the next 3 weeks.

Braylon Edwards saved an 80 year old man from getting beat up by a 25 year old in a YMCA locker room.

Mary Kromrey is the executive director of Ozark Greenways Inc., leading the efforts to maintain and grow the region’s trail systems. Her love of nature began in childhood. She got back to those roots in 2016 when she joined the nonprofit after two decades working with the YMCA. She says opening herself to the possibility that life could take an unexpected turn landed her the gig. Now, she is advocating for her vision of walkable and connected communities. In this conversation, Mary talks about growing a thicker skin in her leadership role, finding joy in work and nature, and ongoing projects to ungap the trail map.

In this episode we explore a critical issue - the alarming rates of chronic diseases, presenting challenges for both individuals and our broader healthcare system. Join us as we discuss how research becomes the catalyst for the evolution of healthcare practices, transforming our perspective on preventative medicine and chronic disease management.

Find our transcript here: https://www.researchns.ca/beyondresearch-prescribing-wellness-the-evolution-of-chronic-disease-management

In Season 3, Episode 4 – Prescribing Wellness: The Evolution of Chronic Disease Management, we cover:

02:44 – Chronic disease rates and the challenges
03:42 - The research that started it all
08:30 – What is Exercise is Medicine
10:02 – Research impact for healthcare providers and patients
11:10 – People, places, and programs for individuals living with chronic disease
12:40 – Impact of physical activity and exercise on the healthcare system
14:43 – Research impact for individuals living with chronic diseases
17:47 – Next steps
19:48 – Impact on healthcare costs

Thank you to our guests:

Dr. Jonathon Fowles is a Professor in the School of Kinesiology and Director of the Centre of Lifestyle Studies at Acadia University.

Joy Chiekwe is the General Manager of Health Management at the John W. Lindsay YMCA in Halifax, Nova Scotia and the Provincial Lead for the LiveWell YMCA program.

Verna MacKinnon is an Operations Consultant with a focus on physical activity for Nova Scotia Health’s primary health care and chronic disease management provincial network. 

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In this episode, I share two huge surprises that were found in an email inbox and inside a cardboard box. 

The Y, formerly the YMCA, is an international non-profit organization that spans continents and has a long history of pinpointing needs in its communities, and creating the programs to help.

On today’s episode of Planet Odoo, we are jumping in with the President and CEO of the Y to see what business processes and solutions help a company of this size and reach, connect internally and with their community.
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Meg hunts down Andre Rand, the real life bogeyman of Staten Island. Jessica learns how yuppies were tormented by the gift that kept on giving: the scarlet H(erpes)!

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There's never a dull moment in Burbank, and the latest episode of Burbank Talks is no exception. We delve into a range of hot topics, from a potential lawsuit against the city to community bonding events and our local culture.
 
 At the heart of the episode is a detailed discussion on a potential lawsuit against Burbank involving a character named Nick Gutierrez. This mysterious figure and his voting rights could alter the city's voting system forever. The intricacies of this case are examined meticulously, raising questions about voter validation and previous election participation. The low voter turnout in Burbank also comes under scrutiny as we brainstorm ways to boost civic engagement.
 
 But it's not all serious legal talk. The episode also highlights some heartwarming local events. We recount the touching story of a woman facing eviction and the incredible outpouring of support she received from the Burbank community, defying language barriers. From the Burbank Sports Federation induction ceremony to the FSA Gala, the episode captures the spirit of community cohesion and the ways we come together to support worthy causes.
 
 We also take a playful turn, exploring the potential of the Greenhouse Arts and Media Program and pondering new construction projects that could add a cultural flourish to Burbank. The possibilities are endless and the potential for growth is exciting.
 
 The conversation doesn't stop there. We delve into noteworthy updates on city events and local developments, discussing the Burbank Center Stage Theater situation and the transparent proposal process for public facilities. We tout the State of the City address and Vice Mayor Nick Schultz's appearance.
 
 Despite the range of topics, everything circles back to our beloved Burbank community. The bonds we share, the challenges we face, and the dreams we harbor for our city are at the core of the conversation. The episode paints a vivid picture of Burbank's civic spirit, community cohesion, and cultural vibrancy, offering a deep dive into what makes Burbank special.
 
 Burbank Talks offers an insightful look into the heart of our community, shedding light on critical issues, highlighting our collective triumphs, and fostering a sense of community engagement. This episode serves as a reminder that we are more than just residents of a city; we are a community bound by shared experiences, common goals, and a deep love for our city.

Urban issues are complex and multi-faceted, often impacting communities in ways we don't always recognize. From public safety protocols to fast food politics, our cities are a hotbed of discussion and debate. In this episode, we dive deep into these topics, exploring how they shape our communities, particularly focusing on Burbank.
 
 Encryption of police radios is one such issue that has wide-reaching effects. As technology evolves, so too does the way we communicate. Police departments are increasingly encrypting their radio communications, a move that has implications for the media and the public's access to public safety information. While encryption can certainly enhance security, it also presents challenges. For instance, it can potentially hamper the interoperability of communication systems during joint operations. This is a significant consideration, particularly in scenarios where mutual aid is needed.
 
 A seemingly unrelated but equally important urban issue is the politics surrounding drive-thru restaurants. This episode takes a closer look at how establishments like In-N-Out Burger and Raising Kane’s influence city politics. Drive-thrus are a staple of American fast food culture, but they also bring with them unique challenges and considerations. From zoning laws to traffic congestion, the implications of drive-thrus on urban planning and community development are substantial.
 
 This episode also sheds light on the impact of Senate Bills 2 and 368 on gun store owners. These pieces of legislation impose specific requirements on gun store owners, affecting the way they operate their businesses. Understanding the details of these laws, such as the prohibition of gun stores holding contests or raffles, can provide insight into the broader conversation about gun control and public safety.
 
 In addition to these serious issues, the episode also celebrates local Burbank events and awards. From the gym ribbon cutting on Magnolia Boulevard to the spotlight awards honoring Joe McCarthy of Disney and Sally Chan from Warner Bros., we revel in the positive developments in the community. Community events are a crucial part of city life, fostering a sense of togetherness and shared identity among residents.
 
 The episode also covers updates on the My Burbank website and the upcoming Johnny Carson Parkshade structure. It delves into the Burbank City Council's decision to waive bus fares for California Clean Air Day, discussing the potential impact of this move on public transportation. Furthermore, the episode takes listeners behind the scenes of local events like the USPS job fair and the Family Service Agencies gala.
 
 In conclusion, this episode serves as a microcosm of urban issues, providing an in-depth look at the complexities of city life. From public safety and fast food politics to community events and local legislation, we unpack the intricacies of urban living, with a particular focus on Burbank. Tune in for a fascinating exploration of these topics and more.

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**myBurbank Talks Presents:**  
*"The Week That Was and That Will Be"* for August 21.

**Hosted by:**  
Craig Sherwood, Craig Durling, and Ross Benson – bringing their unique insights, expertise, and years of experience covering Burbank's stories.

**Episode Highlights:**

1. **Wednesday, 8/16:**  
   - **Catalytic Converter Theft Epidemic:** Dive into the troubling increase of these thefts in Burbank and broader California. Uncover why suspects are fetching up to $1000 in the stolen market.
   - **Protection Measures:** Discover how seven local stations, including Precision Motorsports and Burbank Auto Doctor, are aiding residents by etching VIN numbers.
   - **Vehicles at Risk:** Find out why Prius and Toyota Tacoma owners should be especially vigilant.  
   - **Law Enforcement's Response:** Hear about the city attorney's push for lawmakers to enforce existing laws more rigorously.

2. **Thursday, 8/17:**  
   - **"Sniff Bandit's" Short-lived Freedom:** Dive deep into this criminal's revolving-door journey from jail to freedom and back again due to oversight and overcrowding issues.

3. **Friday, 8/18:**  
   - **Love Catering's Grand Ceremony:** Relish the rich flavors of Burbank as we recount the scrumptious offerings from Love Catering. Get an inside scoop on their specialties and why they're a top recommendation.

4. **Weekend, 8/19-20:**  
   - **Hurricane Hillary's Havoc:** Explore the significant climate event shaking Burbank. Analyze how 2022's rainfall compares to previous years and the implications of such drastic weather changes.
   - **Ojai's Earthquake:** 

5. **Commercial Break**

6. **Monday, 8/21:**  
   - **Meeting Overdose:** Probe into the city's sudden surge in Board and Commission meetings. Is there a hidden agenda or just poor scheduling?
   - **Safety and Sustainability:** Delve into the topics discussed – from single-use plastics to improving pedestrian safety.

7. **Tuesday, 8/22:**  
   - **City Council Highlights:** 
     - An in-depth discussion on restoring public comments.
     - Exploring the financial implications of affiliations with Warner Bros.
     - Unpacking plans for improved signals and street revamping.
     - Investigating property sales and the Tournament of Roses float's significance.
     - *Controversy Alert:* Join us as we shed light on the Burbank Center Stage RFP debacle – a topic stirring the community.

8. **Wednesday, 8/23:**  
   - **Civic Engagements:** Anticipate the Senior Citizens Board's agenda and understand the complexities behind the shift to district-based City Council elections.

9. **Thursday, 8/24:**  
   - **City's Financial Health:** An expert breakdown of the city's investment portfolio.
   - **Agenda Mysteries:** Why are some boards meeting when there's little to discuss?

10. **Friday, 8/25:**  
   - **Music & Culinary Delights:** Dive into the city's vibrant music scene with Run Out Groove Records' inauguration and savor the taste of Magnolia Park's Food Truck Night.

11. **Weekend, 8/26-27:**  
   - **Golden State Walking Tour:** Walk with us as we discuss the existing residential neighborhoods' future and the aspirations the community holds.

12. **Ross’s Rant:**  
   - **Signal Frustrations:** Ross passionately unravels the issue of waiting times at nighttime signals.

Join us for a riveting, detailed dive into Burbank's week. With an expert trio of hosts, get ready for a mix of facts, analysis, controversies, and recommendations – all under one podcast. This is one e

In this episode of The Healthy Project Podcast, host Corey Dion Lewis chats with Pleasant Radford, Health Equity Officer at UCare, a health equity expert, community advocate, and podcaster himself. They delve into the roots of Pleasant's passion for health equity, his experiences of community service and engagement, and the inspiring story behind his podcast, the Heart of Equity. This conversation is a deep exploration of how health equity extends beyond one's job and permeates every aspect of life. It's a testament to the power of community and the importance of actively shaping its future.

About the Guest:
Pleasant Radford hails from the Chicago area and has been a Minneapolis, Minnesota resident for over a decade. With a deep interest in healthcare ingrained from an early age, thanks to his mother who served as a nurse, Pleasant has dedicated his life to improving health equity in communities, particularly within the black community. He works as a health equity officer and is deeply involved in volunteering and advocating for his community. He's also the host of the Heart of Equity podcast, where he discusses the ongoing issues and potential solutions related to health equity.

Timestamped Shownotes:

00:02 - Introduction of the guest, Pleasant Radford.
00:30 - Pleasant shares his background, his passion for healthcare, and what motivates him.
02:23 - Discussing the importance of representation and community in Pleasant's life.
03:52 - Conversation about how Pleasant promotes equity at work and in his community.
06:16 - Pleasant highlights the significance of self-care and living the message of health equity.
07:38 - In-depth discussion about community service and engagement.
08:38 - Pleasant shares his personal experience with community service.
10:37 - Discuss the challenges and privileges associated with volunteering and community work.
12:14 - Pleasant gives examples of health equity initiatives in his community.
15:06 - Humorous interlude about learning how to swim.
16:23 - A conversation about advocating for underserved communities.
20:29 - Discuss strategies for effective community advocacy.
21:57 - Introduction to Pleasant's podcast, the Heart of Equity.
26:17 - Corey shares his appreciation for the Heart of Equity podcast.
26:45 - Pleasant shares how listeners can connect with him.
27:32 - Conclusion and thanks to the guest.

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Believe it or not, there's more to life than work and home. And whether or not you realize it, you probably have a "third place" – that is, a home away from home where you frequently socialize and relax.

Hosts Ryan Wilusz and Brenna McDermott are joined by Knox News reporters, who share the bars, restaurants, public spaces and community gathering places where they regularly find community.

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Can faith and fitness converge to create stronger Christians? Join our esteemed guests Drs. Christy Snyder, Michael Bailey, and Jon Parker as we explore the fascinating concept of "Muscular Christianity" and its impact on church and society.

We'll dive into the historical context of Muscular Christianity's emergence in mid-19th century England and its eventual spread to the United States. Learn about the fears of middle-class men becoming too effeminate during the Industrial Revolution, the feminization of the church, and the implications of muscular Christianity on gender roles.

Don't miss this engaging discussion as we examine the tensions within muscular Christianity in contemporary society and the dangers of muscular, masculine Christianity when taken to its extremes.

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Who’s missing from this all-hands-on-deck wedding? Why was it so fun to stay at the YMCA? And who’s the oldest man you’ve ever seen? We skip through these questions and more as we watch Season 4, Episode 19 of Family Matters.

Alex Diamond, David Kenny, and John McDaniel heard that the long-running network sitcom Family Matters ends with side character Steve Urkel going to space. And the best way to figure out how that happened - obviously - is to watch the last episode first and make our way backwards through nearly ten years of television.

Join our countdown to number one (and our slow descent into madness) in all the places you expect internet people to be:

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This week we're joined by Josh's sister Emma to discuss her new religion: The Beatles. We also learn about ADHD medication, the YMCA's bathroom policy, and a mom who just wants some love for Mothers' Day. Recorded 5/17/2023.
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Mike Brown is the President & CEO, YMCA of Metropolitan Fort Worth. We met Mike last year at the first annual River Oaks Springfest Car Show and have been waiting on a full interview with our new friend for nearly a year now! You will find out why during this short 30 minute interview. Mike is a busy dude with a huge area of responsibility.

Find information on the YMCA and Camp Carter online: www.ymcafw.org and follow our friend on Instagram @ymcacampcarter

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or on Facebook @riveroaksspringfest  . Come join us at Camp Carter April 22nd for fun and festivities. Admission has been covered by all the incredible sponsors! Address : 6200 Sand Springs Rd, Fort Worth, TX 76114

Mike, it was great finally getting over here to our studio. You're so dang close it would be a shame not to do more with you guys. We hope to spend more time creating with you and your team in the near future!

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Evoking peak 1980s nostalgia, the bar takes its Back to the Future theme quite seriously, with Instagrammable murals depicting the film’s most iconic scenes and kitschy BTTF references like lights made out of vintage suitcases, classic ‘80s arcade games, a vintage flight simulator, propellers in lieu of ceiling fans, and even a mannequin dressed like Marty McFly propped on the bar’s roof.

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