Podcasts about checkups

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.

In dieser Folge geht es, um meinen jährlichen Gesundheits-Check-Up. Wie es abläuft und welche Tipps ich für dich habe, erfährst du in der Podcastfolge.Viel Spaß beim Hören!Mache jetzt den Schweinehund-Typen-Test:· Welche Ausrede nutzt du am häufigsten? Mache den Schweinehund-Typen-Test (www.christophramcke.de/stt)

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.

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Ruhestandsplanung: Die teuersten Mythen, die dich im Alter arm machen Deine Rente wird versteuert, dein Eigenheim rettet dich nicht, und im Ruhestand brauchst du wahrscheinlich mehr Geld statt weniger. In dieser Folge räumt Marcus mit den hartnäckigsten Irrtümern der Ruhestandsplanung auf, die uns in Workshops und Beratungsgesprächen immer wieder begegnen. Halbwissen kostet hier nicht nur Rendite, sondern echte Lebensqualität im Alter. Themen dieser Folge: Mythos 1: Warum deine gesetzliche Rente versteuert wird und was das netto wirklich bedeutet Mythos 2: Das Eigenheim als Altersvorsorge, eine Rechnung, die viele nie gemacht haben Mythos 3: Warum du im Ruhestand oft mehr statt weniger Geld brauchst Mythos 4: Der teuerste Satz in der persönlichen Finanzgeschichte, "das plane ich, wenn es soweit ist" Was gute Ruhestandsplanung wirklich bedeutet und wie du deine Lücke schließt Dein nächster Schritt: Buch dir einen kostenlosen Checkup auf www.capriconsult.de 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  

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.

Jared and Anne Ladyem (anneladyem.com) discuss the final season of The Bear and how it's single day approach to the season works tremendously well and is a return to form for the series.

Vitamin D am Morgen, Magnesium am Abend, Eisen bei Müdigkeit. Nahrungsergänzungsmittel (NEM) gehören für viele längst zum Alltag. Oft ohne genau zu wissen, was ihr Körper wirklich braucht. Doch wann helfen NEM wirklich? Und wann können sie sogar schaden? Dr. Roman Walser ist leitender Arzt bei «Care» in Zürich. Er erklärt, warum gerade Vitamin D häufig falsch dosiert wird, weshalb Blutwerte ohne Einordnung schnell missverstanden werden und warum Prävention mehr ist als ein Laborbericht. Im Podcast geht es um Supplement-Hypes, Ganzkörper-Checkups, Longevity-Trends und die Frage, welche Gesundheitsdaten relevant sind.

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.

This is the abbreviated version of Checkup's call-in on your home renovation horror stories. Prime Minister Mark Carney finds himself in a position so many homeowners have been before -- the start of a major renovation. We hear from experts in architecture and home renovation about what you need to know to avoid problems with your own fixer-upper.

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.

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This ICYMI episode takes you back to 1991. Canada had just entered a free trade deal with the United States. But the American and Mexican governments had their sights set on something bigger -- A North American free trade deal. But Canadians weren't completely sold. Checkup asked: "Is North American free trade a risk worth taking?" Here's what some callers told host Dale Goldhawk.

Jared and Anne Ladyem (anneladyem.com) breakdown the infamous Donkey Kong 64 and how it went from critical acclaim to a controversial title.

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...

Managing combat stress requires more than standard medical care. Learn how to address HPA axis disruption and take control of your health data. The standard medical system often fails to address the unique physiological impact of combat stress. This video explains why your HPA axis may be disrupted and how chronic inflammation often goes overlooked in routine checkups. If you feel like your current treatment plan is missing the root cause of your symptoms, this approach offers a different path. We outline a stack approach that integrates independent clinicians and self-paid labs alongside your existing care. By securing a fuller inflammation panel, you gain a clearer picture of your body's actual state. This method prioritizes personal ownership of your medical decisions, ensuring you have the data needed to advocate for your own recovery rather than relying solely on a system not designed for these specific needs. Subscribe for weekly health strategy breakdowns, and comment below if you have ever had to order your own lab work to get answers. Find everything at https://hardtokill.org/

This is the abbreviated version of Checkup's call-in on whether restricting kids' use of social media is the right move for Canada. We hear perspectives from tech experts, young people, psychiatrists and the view from Australia where social media is already banned for children under 16.

This ICYMI episode takes you back to Father's Day in 1990. Canada was in the midst of a culture shift as women joined the workforce in growing numbers, and men taking on more child-rearing responsibilities than past generations. With expectations around fatherhood changing in real time, Checkup asked: “Can Dad really take care of the kids?” Here's what some callers told Dale Goldhawk in 1990.

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Jared and Anne Ladyem (anneladyem.com) take a look at the latest Nintendo Direct which featured the return of Xenoblade, Kingdom Hearts, and that Ocarina of Time remake.

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This is the abbreviated version of Checkup's call-in on the trend of Canadian crowds booing the U.S anthem and flag at sporting events. We hear perspectives from Canadian fans, sports journalists on both sides of the border, along with a Canadian mayor on why booing worries him at a time of tense U.S.-Canada relations.

Tom Ackerman recaps the New York Knicks' first NBA championship in 53 years and the Cardinals' comeback win over the Twins. Mike Claiborne provides a Flag Day assessment of the Cardinals, while Chris May, Director of Athletics at Saint Louis University, discusses Billikens basketball, the SLU-Mizzou series, and the future of SLU Athletics. Jennifer Siess breaks down Team USA's World Cup-opening victory and the soccer excitement across St. Louis. Cardinals President of Baseball Operations Chaim Bloom discusses Blaze Jordan, Nolan Gorman, Victor Scott, Joshua Baez, bullpen depth, and the trade deadline outlook, while Bernie Miklasz analyzes the Cardinals' revamped lineup and pitching concerns.

This ICYMI episode takes you back to November of 2022 -- the last time Canada's men's team qualified for the World Cup. That tournament was in Qatar. And that Canadian team made history -- by scoring a goal. Alphonso Davies put Canada on the board against Croatia -- the lone goal in a 4-1 loss. Here's Checkup callers hours after the game with host Ian Hanomansing.

Jared and Anne Ladyem (anneladyem.com) discuss all the announcements that came out of the Summer Game Fest as the video games continue to come out.

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Just as regular checkups help identify issues before they become serious, God's Word has a way of revealing what's happening beneath the surface of our lives. Through this surprising moment in the early church, we'll discover that God cares more about authenticity than appearances. Join us as we take a spiritual “heart check” and learn what it means to live with genuine faith, integrity, and reverence for God.

This is the abbreviated version of Checkup's call-in about the challenges young people are facing finding jobs and housing. We hear perspectives from Canada about how young people's financial future, and how they're families are figuring out how to support them. Career advisor Devon Turcotte and Family Counselor Alyson Schafer share their insights on how young people and their parents can navigate the road ahead.

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. 

This ICYMI episode takes you back to October of 1990 - a moment when Canadians were staring down soaring interest rates, spiking oil prices, and waves of layoffs at CN Rail, Imperial Oil and Air Canada. The Conference Board of Canada had just declared a recession, while Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and Finance Minister Michael Wilson hesitated to say the word. Checkup callers share how they were surviving tough economic times with host Dale Goldhawk.

Jared and Anne Ladyem (anneladyem.com) kick off the June video game announcement train with Sony's offering of games. We talk about what showed up and what we thought was fun and what wasn't.

This is the abbreviated version of Checkup's call-in about e-bikes, e-scooters, and e-mopeds and where they belong on city streets. An ER doctor reveals the collisions he's seeing and the fallout that follows. Plus, stories and perspectives from across Canada.

Today, ICYMI is going back to October of 2019. A federal election was looming, and Canadians were in a heated debate over the Liberal government's decision to purchase the Trans Mountain pipeline and approve its expansion. The day before the election, Checkup held two town halls at either end of the proposed expansion. Host Duncan McCue was in Leduc, Alberta and Michelle Eliot was in Vancouver. Here's some of the highlights from the show starting with oil and gas worker Tim Cameron in Leduc.

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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

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One of the greatest improvements in modern medicine is the ability to measure our health through a blood sample. Common bloodwork measures a number of things that can alert us to a possible ailment that needs attention. In the first century, the apostle Paul gave us a list we can use to monitor our spiritual health and alert us when something may need more attention.

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