Podcasts about checkups

This is an abbreviated version of Checkup's topic on close calls while swimming. Hundreds of people die every year from drowning in Canada. And parts of the country are already seeing a spike in accidental drowning deaths so far in 2026. We'll hear how Canadians learned to swim, scary moments they've faced while submerged, and hear tips about how to stay safe in open waters.

This ICYMI episode takes you back to November of 2002. That's when Prime Minister Jean Chrétien's director of communications was overheard calling U.S. President George W. Bush a 'moron' at the NATO summit in Prague. On November 24th 2002, Checkup callers weighed in on whether the comment was harmless, or if it would chill the trade dialogue between Ottawa and Washington.

Jared and Anne Ladyem (anneladyem.com) go on a big walk to solve puzzles, explore the wilderness, and discover more friendship.

The doctor has some interesting things to say to our adventurers, and before they know it, they're off on the next leg of their adventure!  

Bald geht die Schule wieder los. Deshalb platzt die Werkstatt aus allen Nähten: viele haben ihre Räder zum Checkup gebracht und gerade da taucht plötzlich wieder Tiamryor auf...Eigentlich sollte er noch im Orden des Columbus lernen, dass Fahrräder nichts Schlimmes sind und er sie deshalb auch nicht zerstören muss. Doch da ist er wieder, mitten im Fahrradladen: Tiamryor! Er sagt, er sei in friedlicher Mission unterwegs. Er hat ein Geschenk mitgebracht, als Friedensangebot, sagt er. Auch als Frau Muschelknauz zu Besuch in die Werkstatt kommt, hat sie Kekse für Figarino dabei und auch etwas für den Kater…in so einer liebevollen und harmonischen Stimmung kann doch nichts mehr schief gehen oder doch? Autorin: Franziska Anna Opitz KarkTon und technische Realisierung: Holger KliemchenVerantwortliche Redakteurin: Sandra M. Hänel In den Rollen:Raschid Daniel Sidgi als Figarino und sein Piratenkater Kater Long John SilverCorinna Waldbauer als Frau MuschelknauzPeter Hartlapp als Tiamryor Geeignet für Kinder ab 8 Jahre

Are you overlooking retirement planning opportunities simply because it’s not the end of the year? On this episode, Abe Abich discusses why a mid-year financial checkup can be an important part of staying on track. He covers retirement contribution limits, managing excess cash, reviewing spending and income plans, evaluating tax opportunities, checking Social Security records, and updating beneficiary and estate planning documents. Abe explains how regular reviews can help align your retirement strategy with changing goals, market conditions, and life events before year-end deadlines arrive. Schedule your complimentary appointment today: TheRetirementKey.com Get a free copy of Abe’s book: The Retirement Mountain: The 7 Steps To A Long-Lasting Retirement Follow us on social media: YouTube | Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is an abbreviated version of Checkup's topic on how to make and maintain friendships as an adult. According to Statistics Canada, Canadians are spending less time with friends that in previous generations. And the World Health Organization has labeled loneliness a global public health concern. We'll hear about how Canadians are creating community, keeping the spark alive in friendships, and get advice on how to form new connections as we age.

This ICYMI episode takes you back to 2009 when General Motors announced that its new electric car, the Chevrolet Volt, would receive a fuel economy rating of two-hundred and thirty miles per gallon in city driving. That rating meant it would be more fuel efficient than any mass market vehicle on the road at that time. On August 19th 2009, Checkup callers weighed in on what it would take for them to make the switch to driving electric.

Jared and Anne Ladyem (anneladyem.com) see if things have gotten better for Mario and our opinion of these movies in the second go around with Illumination.

Bundesanleihen gehören zu den sichersten Geldanlagen der Welt. Und trotzdem kann dein Vermögen damit kleiner werden, real betrachtet. Beide Aussagen stimmen gleichzeitig. Marcus erklärt in dieser Folge, was eine Bundesanleihe wirklich ist, wo das echte Risiko liegt und welche Aufgabe Anleihen in einem gut strukturierten Portfolio übernehmen sollten. Themen dieser Folge: Was eine Bundesanleihe wirklich ist: du wirst zum Kreditgeber des Staates Warum Bundesanleihen als sicherster Hafen gelten, und was diese Sicherheit genau abdeckt Das echte Risiko heißt Inflation, nicht Staatspleite Das zweite unterschätzte Risiko: auch sichere Anlagen schwanken im Wert Welche Aufgabe Anleihen in einem Portfolio übernehmen sollten, und welche nicht Dein nächster Schritt: Buch dir einen kostenlosen Checkup auf capriconsult.de. Den Link findest du in den Shownotes. Vom Sparer zum Investor: der Podcast für HENRYs (High Earners, Not Rich Yet). Kurz, stark und sofort umsetzbar. Viel Spaß beim Hören! Ihr wollt Euren Vermögensaufbau strukturiert, langfristig und mit erfahrener Beratung aufstellen? Bucht Euch ein kostenloses Erstgespräch: https://www.capri-consult.de/kontakt/ Eine kleine Bitte zum Schluss: Wenn Du regelmäßig zuhörst und der Podcast Dir weiterhilft – schenk uns 60 Sekunden Deiner Zeit und hinterlasse eine ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐-Bewertung. Bewertungen sind für uns der wichtigste Hebel, um in den Charts sichtbar zu werden und noch mehr Menschen zu erreichen, die wir auf ihrem Weg zum finanziellen Erfolg begleiten dürfen. apple podcasts: https://rebrand.ly/abmmo2w spotify: https://rb.gy/tt5swx

Why wait until year-end when there may be planning opportunities available right now?   In this episode of Something More with Chris Boyd, Chris Boyd, Russ Ball, and Luke Bagley discuss two often-overlooked areas of financial planning that deserve attention before the calendar turns: Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) and beneficiary designations.   With markets posting strong gains through much of the year, many retirees and inherited IRA beneficiaries may be wondering whether it makes sense to wait until December to take their required distributions. The team explores why a mid-year review can be valuable, how market performance may influence planning decisions, and why RMDs can be part of a broader asset allocation and risk-management conversation rather than simply a year-end obligation.   The discussion also highlights strategies that can help make RMDs more effective, including Qualified Charitable Distributions (QCDs) for charitable-minded individuals. In addition, the conversation turns to another planning area that frequently gets overlooked: beneficiary designations. Whether due to marriage, divorce, the birth of children, or simply years passing since an account was opened, outdated beneficiaries can create unintended consequences. The team explains where these designations typically exist, why they often supersede instructions in a will, and how proper planning can help simplify the transfer of assets while avoiding unnecessary probate complications.   The episode also begins with a discussion of the team's upcoming seminar series, Unlocking Value Without Unnecessary Tax Burden, designed for individuals with highly appreciated investments, real estate, or business interests who are seeking tax-efficient planning strategies. To learn more or register, visit: https://events.wealthenhancement.com/amrtaxwebinar   If it has been a while since you've reviewed your retirement distribution strategy, account beneficiaries, or overall financial plan, this episode offers practical reminders and timely opportunities to revisit some of your most important financial decisions.   #FinancialPlanning #RetirementPlanning #EstatePlanning #WealthManagement #FinancialAdvisor #TaxPlanning #RetirementIncome #BeneficiaryPlanning #LongTermPlanning #FinancialWellness

With school resuming across Florida next week, parents are wrapping up back-to-school routines including checkups. Dr. Kelly Henchel MD with Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital in St. Petersburg talks about the essentials. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Most people only think about taxes twice a year: while filing, and while dreading filing next time. That gap is exactly where expensive surprises are born. Today's episode is a genuine mid-year tax tune-up, the kind of checkup that takes maybe twenty minutes and can quietly save you from an ugly bill, an unexpected penalty, or a refund that wasn't actually a win. No jargon-heavy lecture, just a clear walkthrough of what to check right now while there's still time to fix it.What You'll Walk Away WithWhy a big tax refund last year tells you almost nothing about whether you're on track this yearThe four numbers you actually need to know to build your own mini tax forecast in one sittingHow the IRS "safe harbor" rule works, and the two different percentage thresholds that keep you penalty-freeA common myth about side hustle income that trips up more people than you'd expectWhy switching to a Roth 401k without a plan can quietly blow a hole in your monthly cash flowThe real math behind donor-advised funds, and why writing a check to charity may be leaving money on the tableA simple gut-check for figuring out whether you need a professional or can handle a financial fix yourselfWhy This Matters NowIn your 40s, your financial life usually gets more complicated before it gets simpler: a raise here, a side hustle there, maybe two incomes in the household, maybe a bonus that shows up at an inconvenient time. Each of those changes quietly shifts what you owe, and waiting until April to notice means you've lost your best chance to do anything about it. A twenty-minute check now isn't about becoming a tax expert. It's about making sure next spring is boring instead of stressful, which, when it comes to taxes, is exactly the goal.From the BasementA home AC disaster turns into an unexpectedly useful lesson about getting a second opinion before writing a big check, whether it's for a repair, a service, or apparently, a $3,000 HVAC estimate that turned out to be a $300 fix. Consider it a bonus lesson in trusting your gut when something doesn't add up.Resources MentionedStacking Benjamins Tax Guide — free guide for organizing your mid-year tax reviewStacko Financial Action Month board — the interactive game with a money move for each dayField Kit Finance — track net worth, spending, and subscriptions in one placeDaffy — donor-advised fund platform referenced for charitable giving strategyIRS Estimated Tax Payments — where to make an estimated payment directlySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

"Investors remain cautiously optimistic," says Investopedia's Caleb Silver. He and Diane King Hall catch up at the NYSE desk on what stocks, what trends, what market stories are catching the attention of investors so far this summer. For the month ahead, he says the high-beta play isn't in vogue now and sees investors looking to ETFs instead of single stocks. Later, Caleb posits the question: Is the stock market too big to fail? ======== Schwab Network ========Empowering every investor and trader, every market day.Subscribe to the Market Minute newsletter - https://schwabnetwork.com/subscribeDownload the iOS app - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/schwab-network/id1460719185Download the Amazon Fire Tv App - https://www.amazon.com/TD-Ameritrade-Network/dp/B07KRD76C7Watch on Sling - https://watch.sling.com/1/asset/191928615bd8d47686f94682aefaa007/watchWatch on Vizio - https://www.vizio.com/en/watchfreeplus-exploreWatch on DistroTV - https://www.distro.tv/live/schwab-network/Follow us on X – https://twitter.com/schwabnetworkFollow us on Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/schwabnetworkFollow us on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/schwab-network/ About Schwab Network - https://schwabnetwork.com/about

This is an abbreviated version of Checkup's topic on emergency rooms and physician burnout. A new survey suggests doctors are leaving the specialty because the pace is unsustainable. We hear from fed up patients and burnt out doctors about what's happening in Canada's overtaxed emergency rooms. Dr. Brian Goldman from White Coat, Black Art joins us to respond to your calls.

Jared and Anne Ladyem (anneladyem.com) celebrate 500 episodes of the podcast by taking a look at James Cameron and Bill Paxton's journey to the wreckage of the Titanic in August and September of 2001 where nothing big will interrupt this scientific endeavor.

12 areas of assessment to make sure your life is on course. How does your life look when you hold it up to the light? In part two of Checkup, Pastor Jim completes his twelve-area assessment, a practical, biblical, and refreshingly honest self-examination designed to help you make sure your life is truly on course with God. From marriage and finances, to your thought life, your witness, and everything in between, this message will pinpoint the areas where you're thriving and gently challenge the ones that need attention. There's no condemnation here, just clarity, encouragement, and the tools to help you get back on track and keep moving forward with purpose.

This is an abbreviated version of Checkup's topic on the push to get workers back into the office. Starting this month, federal public servants are now mandated to be in the office 4 days per week. As Canadians weigh in with their experiences, an expert explains what we've learned about workplace culture, and the debate between remote work vs. office mandates.

This ICYMI episode takes you back to 2021. Canada was in the midst of the third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic and many Canadians had been working from home for some time. But it was becoming clear that something was changing in Canadian work life. WFH was no longer a temporary COVID measure -- it was here to stay. On April 4, 2021, Checkup callers weighed in on their experiences working from home -- and the future of the office work.

Jared and Anne Ladyem (anneladyem.com) discuss what their various freaks are up to on their islands and why this game has been so addicting.

The Mid-Year Money Checkup: 9 Things to Check Before the Year Slips AwayYou change your oil every 5,000 miles or so. Nobody waits for the engine to seize up on the highway to think about it. Your finances deserve the same treatment — and we're right at the halfway point of the year, which is exactly the moment to pop the hood before a bunch of December deadlines sneak up on you.This episode is nine things, no long story, no single deep dive. Some apply if you're a business owner, some don't — but almost everyone listening will hear at least three or four that apply directly to them."A fifteen-minute check-in in July is a lot cheaper, financially and emotionally, than the same conversation happening in a panic in December."The 9-Item Checklist1. The Roth Conversion Window — a lower-income or down-market year can make this the best conversion opportunity you'll get.2. Charitable Giving Strategy — bunch giving or fund a donor-advised fund now, not in the last week of December.3. Retirement Contribution Pace Check — are you actually on track to max out by December 31st?4. Buy-Sell Agreement & Valuation Freshness Check — business owners: does that document still reflect reality?5. The Mid-Year P&L Sit-Down — with your CFO, CPA, advisor, or just yourself and a cup of coffee.6. The Zombie Subscription Audit — find the charges you forgot you were paying for.7. Portfolio Drift Check — your allocation has probably wandered from target, even if you never touched it.8. The Net Worth Snapshot — recalculate it and compare to January. Fifteen minutes, real data instead of a vibe.9. Did Anything Big Happen This Year? — marriage, divorce, a new kid, a home purchase, a sale. Any of these should trigger a full plan review, not just a line-item update.Episode Timestamps00:00 — Cold open: the oil change analogy02:15 — 1. The Roth Conversion Window04:15 — 2. Charitable Giving Strategy06:15 — 3. Retirement Contribution Pace Check08:15 — 4. Buy-Sell Agreement & Valuation Freshness Check10:15 — 5. The Mid-Year P&L Sit-Down14:00 — 6. The Zombie Subscription Audit16:00 — 7. Portfolio Drift Check18:00 — 8. The Net Worth Snapshot20:00 — 9. Did Anything Big Happen This Year?22:30 — Close: pick two, put a date on the calendarGot a question raised by this list? Book a free 20-minute Vision Call: weeklywealthpodcast.com/visionKnow someone who needs this list more than you do? Send them the episode — it's more useful than another group text about the weather.Resources MentionedSellability Score — for business owners revisiting their buy-sell agreement or valuationBook a Vision Call

Pediatrician at Le Bonheur Pediatrics, Stephen Bauch, MD, unpacks the importance of children attending regular well‑child checkups, exploring why these visits matter, what milestones doctors watch for and how parents can best prepare to support their child's health.  Learn more about Stephen Bauch, MD 

Think you're on track with your taxes? You might be headed for a surprise bill. Before the year slips away, there are a few simple things you can do to catch potential tax issues early, improve your cash flow, and avoid unpleasant surprises at tax time. In this episode of the Wealth Game Podcast, Brent shares the midyear tax checkup he recommends to clients. You'll learn how to review your year-to-date income, evaluate your tax withholding, and project where you'll likely end up by year end.

This is an abbreviated version of Checkup's topic on the high cost of wedding season. Canadians face wedding costs between 30,000 to 42,000 according to WeddingWire Canada and The Knot. As guests and couples feel financial pressure, an expert explains how to navigate difficult conversations when celebrations push the limits of what people can afford.

A mid-year financial checkup can help farmers stay on track before the busy harvest season arrives.Austin Bailey, a commercial livestock lender with FCS Financial, says reviewing finances now allows producers to compare their current situation with the cash flow projections they made earlier this year."We've had a few surprises, but I think for the most part, the cash flows are still close," Bailey says. He notes final results will ultimately depend on yield and overall production.Hear more in the latest FCS Financial Field Notes.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This ICYMI episode takes you back to 2003 when the Rolling Stones headlined a massive concert in Toronto famously dubbed SARS-stock. It was staged to raise money for healthcare and hospitality workers as Toronto recovered from a deadly outbreak. Nearly 500,000 fans came and the show was broadcast across the country. On August 3rd 2003, Checkup callers weighed in on what they thought of the concert benefit.

In the episode we discuss some of the most commonly overlooked VA and Massachusetts veterans benefits.  

Jared and Anne Ladyem (anneladyem.com) team up in this game that's totally not like any other video game, nope, not at all, to do a little bit of time travel throughout a 1000 years. We discuss the story and how playing it in co-op made this a different experience for us than what most people will probably have.

Consider getting your IRA in shape this summer instead of waiting for the calendar to flip to next year. A midyear checkup could help you optimize your retirement account to benefit from its tax advantages sooner than later. Morningstar's FundInvestor newsletter has highlighted investment ideas for folks who want to keep it simple, maximize tax advantages, or strive for capital appreciation. Morningstar's senior principal of ratings Russ Kinnel shares his favorite fund ideas for an IRA. IRA Favorites for Your Retirement Saving Plan On this episode: 00:00:00 Welcome 00:01:16 IRA basics and how Russ Kinnel invests in his IR 00:01:58 One-stop fund favorites for keeping it simple 00:03:45 Funds for maximizing tax advantages   00:06:38 Ideas to take the most advantage of tax-free compounding by focusing on capital appreciation    00:08:44 Could the funds also work in a Roth IRA?   Watch more from Morningstar: What Investors Should Watch for in the Second Half of 2026 Dividend Investing: How to Find the Right Balance Between Income and Growth Are Mutual Funds Becoming Obsolete?   Follow Morningstar on social:  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MorningstarInc/  X: https://x.com/MorningstarInc Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/morningstarinc/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/morningstar/   Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

July 15, 2026TOM BUCK,Senior Pastor of First Baptist Churchof Lindale, TX & highly sought-afterconference speaker, who will address: “The SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVEN-TION: A HEALTH CHECKUP & anHONEST EVALUATION of WHERE itCURRENTLY STANDS” Subscribe: iTunes TuneIn Android RSS Feed Listen:

Bobby shares what happened at Baby Billie’s 4-month checkup and where she ranks for her age. Amy shared a life redemption story of a person she knew from Haiti. We got into discussion about Amy’s travels to Haiti and the most unsafe moments. Eddie shared something on his body that had been bothering him that was finally healed. Lunchbox shared something good he was able to do yesterday that led to something concerning today. Morgan shared how she had a long conversation with a neighbor after an annoying situation they were both dealing with. We talked to a listener who spent a crazy amount on World Cup tickets.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is the abbreviated version of Checkup's call-in on road rage. As we enter the summer driving season, that means drama on Canadian streets and highways. We hear the best of Canadian's encounters on the road, and psychotherapist Julie Christiansen will tell you how to keep your own temper in check the next time you get cut off on the highway.

Jared and Anne Ladyem (anneladyem.com) take a look at what's coming out in the second half of 2026 and beyond with regards to video games and anime.

This is an abbreviated version of Checkup's topic on the debate over manditory air conditioning in rental properties. New Westminster, BC now forcing landlords to keep at least one room under 26 degrees C in the units they rent. Landlords and tenants weigh in, plus legal advice to help ease the heat.

Welcome to Bond Investment Mentor! In this episode, Chris discusses the importance of a periodic strategic check-up for your institution's investment portfolio. He also shares six key checkpoints to help you evaluate the portfolio's current position.    In this episode: Market & Fed update (2:08) Update: FASB amendment to allow hedging HTM securities (6:44) A Mid-Year Strategic Portfolio Check-Up (10:23) Why a periodic check-up matters 6 key checkpoints to evaluate Free Download:  Strategic Portfolio Check-Up Guide  (29:52) (DOWNLOAD) If you have questions about anything covered in this episode, please email me at Chris @ BondInvestmentMentor.com. Do you know someone who could benefit from this information? Please share this episode and podcast with them! You will find more articles, tips, and resources about fixed-income investing and portfolio management at BondInvestmentMentor.com. Check it out! Let's Connect via Social Media! LinkedIn: Christopher Nelson, CFA Important Disclaimer The content in this podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered personalized investment advice for your specific situation. For advice tailored to your institution's needs, please contact Nelson Capital Advisors directly.

Jun 29, 2026 – The biggest threats to your financial future may have little to do with the markets. Brendan McMurtrie and Ryan Puplava reveal the blind spots most investors miss—underinsured homes, lapsed policies, and costly tax traps...

Everyone has advice for what to do once you're pregnant. Almost no one tells you what's actually worth doing before you start trying — and that's where the most important, least glamorous decisions get made. In this episode of MamaDoc BabyDoc, we walk through what really matters in the lead-up to conception, separating the medicine that moves the needle from the wellness rituals that are just noise. We cover the preconception checkup most people never book and what's genuinely worth optimizing once you're in the room. We get honest about age and fertility — the real curve, not the panic headline that says everything ends at 35, and not the false comfort that says age doesn't matter at all. We break down egg freezing with the numbers the glossy ads leave out, so you know what those success rates actually mean. We sort out what truly happens to your body when you come off birth control versus what the internet insists will happen. And we talk through the one test you can do before you ever conceive that can genuinely change the decisions and options in front of you. Whether you're thinking about trying this year or just keeping it somewhere on the horizon, this is the conversation to have first.

Everyone has advice for what to do once you're pregnant. Almost no one tells you what's actually worth doing before you start trying — and that's where the most important, least glamorous decisions get made. In this episode of MamaDoc BabyDoc, we walk through what really matters in the lead-up to conception, separating the medicine that moves the needle from the wellness rituals that are just noise. We cover the preconception checkup most people never book and what's genuinely worth optimizing once you're in the room. We get honest about age and fertility — the real curve, not the panic headline that says everything ends at 35, and not the false comfort that says age doesn't matter at all. We break down egg freezing with the numbers the glossy ads leave out, so you know what those success rates actually mean. We sort out what truly happens to your body when you come off birth control versus what the internet insists will happen. And we talk through the one test you can do before you ever conceive that can genuinely change the decisions and options in front of you. Whether you're thinking about trying this year or just keeping it somewhere on the horizon, this is the conversation to have first. As always — stay healthy, stay suspicious.

Loving God...Loving the Church...Loving Our Community and the World

Loving God...Loving the Church...Loving Our Community and the World

Loving God...Loving the Church...Loving Our Community and the World

Loving God...Loving the Church...Loving Our Community and the World

Don't wait until the last minute to start tax planning. Mid-year is one of the best times for business owners to review their tax situation. Most business owners wait until year-end to ask, “How can I lower my tax bill?” But by then, some of the best opportunities are already gone. Instead of making proactive tax-saving moves, you're left doing damage control.In this episode, Mike walks through a simple mid-year tax checkup every small business owner should do before December. He covers how to review your income, estimate your tax liability, clean up your bookkeeping, evaluate your entity structure, plan retirement contributions, think through major purchases, and identify tax strategies you still have time to implement before year-end.

We're officially at the halfway point of the year, which makes this the perfect time for a social media and marketing checkup.In this episode, Katie shares practical strategies to help real estate professionals evaluate what's actually working with their content, what's not, and where to focus for the second half of the year.Instead of getting distracted by vanity metrics, Katie walks through the analytics that matter most, how to identify your top-performing content, and why now is the perfect time to repurpose, recycle, and repost content that has already proven successful.You'll learn:• What analytics to review at the mid-year mark• Why engagement matters more than views• How to identify your best-performing content themes• Simple ways to repurpose and repost evergreen content• Why experimenting with different content styles can help you grow faster• How to use videos and photos already on your phone to create content more consistentlyIf you've been feeling overwhelmed by social media or wondering what to post next, this episode will help you simplify your strategy and focus on what works.Ready to make the second half of the year your strongest yet?Learn more about the #GetSocialSmart Academy at katielance.com/academyGrab our free content grid here : https://katielance.com/contentgridWatch this podcast on YouTube here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSNgEDw-nbM&t=34s

Jun 22, 2026 – In this first installment of a two-part Lifetime Planning series, Senior Wealth Manager Brendan McMurtrie and Wealth Advisor Ryan Puplava reveal why the annual financial review is your most powerful planning tool...

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Thursday, June 11. The seven stories you need to know today.Read today's briefing.

What does emotional health really look like? In this message, Dr. Brian shares ten practical markers of emotional maturity, helping us assess how we handle relationships, conflict, feedback, and personal growth. 

President Trump's health is under renewed scrutiny as frequent screenings appear at odds with proclamations of exceptional well-being. This morning, the commander-in-chief had the fourth publicly announced exam of his second administration. White House correspondent Liz Landers reports on what we know – and don't know – about the health of the president. PBS News is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy