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We welcome back Bre Tyger, Community Alignment Specialist from Family Connects, a program new to Springfield, MO. We cover the difference between "baby blues" and postpartum depression, and how it affects both Mom and Dad. A phenomenon of ongoing sadness in the days after your bundle of joy arrives is common and normal, but in general medical experts say the "baby blues" might begin to be classified as post-partum depression if the feelings persist beyond 2-3 weeks. Dads can get some form of post-partum depression, too, in as many as 10% of new dads.   CORRECTION:  After the recording concluded, Bre asked us to tell our listeners that post-partum depression occurs somewhere between 1 in 5 OR 1 in 3 new moms; that's between 20% and 33%.   Our Guest: Bre Tyger Bre Tyger is a Registered Nurse and serves as the Community Alignment Specialist for Springfield Greene County Health Department's Family Connects program. Family Connects is a free universal nurse home visiting program with a goal of providing support for families of newborns. Bre has worked in community and public health and the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit most of her career and loves helping set families up for success. She has been married to her husband for 15 years and together they have two wonderful children.   Show Notes  (2:21) One thing I have seen commonly (in post-partum women) is difficulty bonding with the baby and attachment. They were so excited to have their baby, so excited when they first had Baby and brought them home, but suddenly they're saying, "I don't feel connected to my baby." They're having a hard time taking care of Baby; maybe they're having a hard time getting out of bed ... or having a hard time getting any good sleep. (4:38) It can feel like your fault—or like you need to do something to make it better—but post-partum depression is really not your fault. And it's not something that women choose (9:31) It's a big load for the dad to carry. Dads can feel a pressure of providing for their family. They have the normal pressure of providing for their family but now you wife is struggling, and you have this baby that you don't know what to do with or how to care for. That can be a lot of stress for the dad to carry. Some dads tend to take care of others before themselves, so they can also become sleep deprived; they can also forget to eat meals and those basic things to do to take care of themselves. (18:14) (Post-partum depression) can occur at any time in the year after Baby is born. That may not always be recognized.   Resources Family Connects Website Sign up for the Good Dads Newsletter and never miss a podcast!  The Good Dads blog  gooddads.com To be put in touch with Bre regarding the Advisory Committee with Family Connects, reach out to us at info@gooddads.com.  

Happy Christmas and Holiday season from SSB! In this episode, we'll be looking at the charming reindeer and its adaptations to the frigid climes of the North. [Correction: After consulting with a zoologist, it turns out that reindeer and caribou are the same thing! Please excuse the typo.]Music by Muzaproduction from Pixabayhttps://www.instagram.com/sciencewithdr_k/https://reindeerowners.com/general-information-about-reindeer/https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/the-scientific-reason-why-reindeer-have-red-noses-166263479/https://phys.org/news/2021-12-ways-reindeer-perfectly-evolved-santa.htmlhttps://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0155213

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to work at an archeological dig site? Jeff, one of Al's buddies from the college years, wondered the same thing. In 2021 he signed up to go on an archeology field camp at the Koster Site in southwest Illinois. This site has evidence of human habitation going back almost 9000 years. Jeff discusses the site's history and shares some of his experiences from working on the dig site. CORRECTION: After posting this episode Jeff informed me that the name of the site is actually the German site. The Koster site is another site in Illinois. If you want to see more of Jeff you can visit his YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/@corm1000. He has his own video up about the field camp experience. Want to contact us? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com  

*Correction: After recording our episode about Jessica, we received a message that one of the friends and Jessica's birthdays are only a day apart and Jessica's is actually the 15th while the friends is the 16th. This episode will be released on the 15th and once Kayla is back from vacation, the recording will be updated to reflect the correction. However, we still wanted to release the episode on Jessica's actual birthday even if currently the date in the episode is off. The updated recording will be corrected by June 21.*This is not a typical ONUC episode. A friend of Jessica McCormack reached out to us asked if we could do anything to spread awareness of their friend's unsolved murder. Kayla spoke with Jessica's friend and looked more into the case to see what we can do to help. This episode is our contribution to the fight to find Jessica's murderer. The thing is... we think it could be solved. But, why hasn't it?  If you have any information regarding the murder of Jessica McCormack, please contact the McDonald County Sheriff's department at (417)223-4319.Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Hotline: 1-800-662-HELP (4357) or visit SAMHSA.govNational Domestic Violence Hotline: 800-799-7233 or Text ‘Start' to 88788 or go to TheHotline.orgSources: McDonald County Press, KNS Four States - Article One and Article Two, and Joplin Globe Support the show

Original broadcast date February 24, 2022. The original podcast post is here: https://pixelatedgeek.com/2022/02/binary-system-podcast-303-wtnv-202-the-day-after-the-day-and-raised-by-wolves/ In addition to being a very poetic episode about how human beings process trauma and time, this week's episode of Welcome To Night Vale is also topical. I mean really topical, touching on current events that everyone in the world is following right now. And by that, I of course mean Wordle. If you're looking for a hint, today's answer has a silent "y" and no umlauts. You're welcome. Meanwhile Elizabeth has watched four Season Two episodes of Raised By Wolves, but Kathryn's only watched one. So, you know, spoilers for just that one episode as we talk about the fact that Mother and Father don't have pockets, and wonder who the heck scouted Kepler 22-b and decided that a planet with acid seas, gigantic holes to the core, and radioactive vegetables was somehow a good spot to revive the human race. This week's outro is a clip from Wave of the Synth by Uncan. The We Were All Raised By Wolves podcast has some very insightful comments on season one. The intro to the episode 10 recap really seems to imply that the host, Peter, has passed away, but there's recent activity on his reddit account? So we have no idea, but we hope for the best. Correction: After review by an expert on history (ie: someone with more knowledge than us)(ie: Nathan), it turns out that there wasn't a vaccine for the Spanish Flu, since at the time scientists were still looking for a bacterial cause instead of a virus. There WAS a vaccine for smallpox, and that's what inspired some of the political cartoons about the dangers of anti-vax sentiment, like the one scanned from the 1930's booklet Health In Pictures. Looking for a present for that hard-to-shop-for person? Want to buy them (or yourself) a square foot of a castle in Scotland? Look no further! You can support the restoration of Dunan's castle, legally call yourself Lady or Laird, AND if you use http://www.scottishlaird.co.uk/#_a_2gk to get there, you can support this podcast too! For updates, fan art, and other randomness, come follow us on Facebook, Tumblr, Twitter, and Instagram!

On this week's Spoiler Specials, Slate staffers Jeffrey Bloomer, Sam Adams, and Josh Levin spoil the latest Scream movie.  After high-schooler Tara Carpenter (Jenna Ortega) is attacked and hospitalized by Ghostface, her estranged sister Sam (Melissa Barrera) comes back to town with her boyfriend Ritchie (Jack Quaid). The reunion causes a surprising family secret to be revealed. More mayhem ensues as old characters return to the Scream fold. Who is the new Ghostface—and is this franchise dead? CORRECTION: After this episode was taped, Jeffrey Bloomer realized that he had misspoken about the familial connections of a key character in Scream 4: That person was Sidney's cousin, not her niece. You can read Bloomer's review of the movie here. Note: As the title indicates, this podcast contains spoilers galore. Email us at spoilers@slate.com. Podcast production by Jasmine Ellis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's Spoiler Specials, Slate staffers Jeffrey Bloomer, Sam Adams, and Josh Levin spoil the latest Scream movie.  After high-schooler Tara Carpenter (Jenna Ortega) is attacked and hospitalized by Ghostface, her estranged sister Sam (Melissa Barrera) comes back to town with her boyfriend Ritchie (Jack Quaid). The reunion causes a surprising family secret to be revealed. More mayhem ensues as old characters return to the Scream fold. Who is the new Ghostface—and is this franchise dead? CORRECTION: After this episode was taped, Jeffrey Bloomer realized that he had misspoken about the familial connections of a key character in Scream 4: That person was Sidney's cousin, not her niece. You can read Bloomer's review of the movie here. Note: As the title indicates, this podcast contains spoilers galore. Email us at spoilers@slate.com. Podcast production by Jasmine Ellis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's Spoiler Specials, Slate staffers Jeffrey Bloomer, Sam Adams, and Josh Levin spoil the latest Scream movie.  After high-schooler Tara Carpenter (Jenna Ortega) is attacked and hospitalized by Ghostface, her estranged sister Sam (Melissa Barrera) comes back to town with her boyfriend Ritchie (Jack Quaid). The reunion causes a surprising family secret to be revealed. More mayhem ensues as old characters return to the Scream fold. Who is the new Ghostface—and is this franchise dead? CORRECTION: After this episode was taped, Jeffrey Bloomer realized that he had misspoken about the familial connections of a key character in Scream 4: That person was Sidney's cousin, not her niece. You can read Bloomer's review of the movie here. Note: As the title indicates, this podcast contains spoilers galore. Email us at spoilers@slate.com. Podcast production by Jasmine Ellis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

You can subscribe to our sermon podcast on iTunes by clicking this link. Note of Correction: After preaching this sermon, it was brought to my attention that I misinterpreted vv. 14-15. The following is an email I sent the church to explain and correct my blunder. Dear Cornerstone, It's been said that “Only God is able to humble us without humiliating us.” I agree. My wife has told me before that—if possible—she doesn't want to know much about the sermon I'm going to preach because she wants to receive it with fresh ears like everyone else. So, after the service on Sundays, she and I often debrief together. This last week, Ash said that she loved the message but was confused about something. In my sermon, I said that “God answered Boaz's prayer from Ruth 2:12. He had restored to Ruth and Naomi all that they lost and more. And in Ruth 4:14-15, Ruth wanted to make sure that Naomi saw it, too.” Ash commented that I had put those words in Ruth's mouth when the text explains that “the women said to Naomi” (v. 14). I sort of smirked, thinking to myself, I know you're tired. But put your pastor hat back on and help your wife understand the text. However, as I pulled up the passage, I saw that she was right and I was wrong. Ruth didn't explain God's reversals of bitterness/joy, mourning/dancing, emptiness/fullness; the women did. My pride automatically kicked me into defense mode. I explained to Ash that it was an honest mistake. The mistake I made was that when I came to v. 14 (“the women said to Naomi”), I read “the woman said to Naomi” and assumed that to be Ruth. That tracks, especially considering that Ruth is referenced as “the woman” seven times in the book (Ruth 2:5—6; 3:8, 11, 14, 4:11–12). But again, I was wrong. I got sloppy with God's precious words, and there's no excuse for that.In God's kindness, my exegetical blunder didn't in any way change or even diminish the final point of my sermon. So, in one sense, it's no big deal. But in another sense, it's a huge deal. When it comes to the Scriptures, even the smallest letter and every stroke of the biblical authors' pen matter (cf. Mt 5:18). As a pastor, I'm called to be a faithful steward of God's Word. Paul tells Timothy, “Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a worker who has no need to be ashamed, rightly/accurately handling the word of truth” (2 Tim 2:15, emphasis added). And I didn't do that. James warns pastors that “we who teach will be judged with greater strictness” (Jm 3:1). And with all my heart, I want to present myself to God as one approved with no need to be ashamed. When it's my turn to stand before our gracious God, I desperately want to be able to do so with a clean conscience, knowing that I did my best.That begins with me confessing it to God (which I've done!), publicly acknowledging my mistake, and asking for your forgiveness. So, will you forgive me? Your friend, David Kakish

CORRECTION: After the recording of this podcast, the San Francisco School Board, in the face of community protest, reconsidered its decision to remove the George Washington murals from George Washington High School and will instead cover them. Against the backdrop of global museums distancing themselves from the Sackler name, two highly controversial Whitney Biennials involving activist calls for the destruction and removal of an artwork and, more recently, calls for the resignation of a Board member who made a fortune building a network of defense equipment companies, and numerous other controversies in the United States about the identity of board members, museum donors and artists, Steve and Katie speak with Max Anderson about controversial board members, donors and works of art.  Max is currently the President of the Souls Grown Deep Foundation and was previously the Director of the Whitney Museum of Art and the Dallas Museum, among other leading museum director roles. About Max Anderson:  http://www.maxwellanderson.com/about Souls Grown Deep Foundation:  http://www.soulsgrowndeep.org/   Resources: https://www.theartnewspaper.com/news/what-price-philanthropy-american-museums-wake-up-to-public-concern https://www.nytimes.com/2019/07/25/arts/whitney-warren-kanders-resigns.html https://int.nyt.com/data/documenthelper/1509-warren-kanders-resignation-whitney/41cf3263664a16cf1a29/optimized/full.pdf#page=1 https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/15/arts/design/met-museum-sackler-opioids.html https://www.nytimes.com/2019/07/26/arts/design/george-washington-san-francisco-murals.html https://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/21/arts/design/alice-walker-defends-george-washington-murals.html https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/13/arts/design/walker-art-center-scaffold.html http://www.artnews.com/2018/07/19/following-sam-durant-controversy-walker-art-center-forms-indigenous-public-art-selection-committee/ https://hyperallergic.com/382141/after-protests-from-native-american-community-walker-art-center-will-remove-public-sculpture/  

*CORRECTION: After recording the show, Scott learned from Fitbit that it turns out the Versa 2 CANNOT do offline Spotify playback.  We found this out after realizing it was not reported on in its press release. It only acts as a remote for the phone app, which is a 'non feature.'  Be on the lookout for Scott Stein's full detailed hands-on review of the Fitbit Versa 2 coming soon on CNET.com   We're talking short range, long range, routers and futureproofing.  http://youtube.com/dailycharge http://www.cnet.com/daily-charge http://www.twitter.com/thedailycharge Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to The Scumm Bar Podcast. Here we talk movies, tv shows, video games, pop-culture and everything in-between. Join Mattbrush and Anth0z in their weekly rants which range from Spiderman to terrible pirate puns. This week Anth0z and Mattbrush discuss Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata. They discuss what they think about the song and what it could mean. They also go over Disneyland and Universal Studios and the thrill rides they have in the parks now compared to the past. *CORRECTION* After the fact, Anth0z and Mattbrush looked up Moonlight Sonata and it is 3 movements and not 4 like Mattbrush mentions. If you would like to contact them, you can email TheScummBarPodcast@Gmail.com or follow Mattbrush on MattbrushGaming on twitter and youtube or anth0z at anth0z1 on twitter. You can check out our podcast on most of the podcasting apps. Here are some popular ones : iTunes : itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-scumm-bar-podcast/id1434796772?mt=2 Spotify : open.spotify.com/show/1vrgIHphwurr3GelCgtLc1 Rss Feed : anchor.fm/thescummbarpodcast Thank you for listening, Yar !

https://onthegroundshow.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/OTG-NOV9-2018-DIST-SMALL.mp3 After the Midterm elections, Michele Roberts speaks to environmental justice activists about what the election means for critical issues in their communities. Journalist Jon Jeter also weighs in on the elections: Did vote results in Florida and Georgia raise questions about the Me Too Movement? Pete Tucker reveals the ignored story of voter suppression in Maryland. Plus Gerald Horne on international news and more headlines: While voting suppression tactics and irregularities in Georgia and Florida made national news this week, there was comparatively little attention to the same or worse conditions in Maryland. -In area activism news, DC Indymedia reported on a rally by Kurds outside the State Department against Turkey's renewed bombing and shelling of Kurdish communities in northern Syria. Hundreds rallied in front of the White House on November 8th protesting the forced resignation of Attorney General Jeff Sessions and what many experts say is the illegal appointment of an interim AG without Congressional approval. And on November 7th, antifascist demonstrators demonstrated outside the northwest DC home of Fox News Show Host Tucker Carlson. -Sun, Nov. 11 9 AM EST there will be a VETERANS PEACE MARCH by Veterans For Peace, Military Families Speak Out and many others. Also on Nov. 11, there will be the Peace Congress to End U.S. Wars at Home and Abroad to build on the victory of getting Trump's military parade cancelled and reclaiming Armistice Day. In culture and media: After Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg fell and fractured three ribs, well wishers flooded social media with offers of their own ribs or organs. Philadelphia Rapper Meek Mill spoke on the criminal justice system at Georgetown University. And thousands are expected to attend Catharsis on the Mall, through Sunday, November 11th. This fourth straight year for the event exists, according to its organizers, to create accessible spaces for healing. CORRECTION: After our deadline, Tom Hucker called to tell us that The Washington Post quote that we cited on this show was not correctly reported by the Post. Hucker said he told the Post that there is "effective voter suppression," not..."An attempt at voter suppression." Also, Maryland Democrats did lose one seat in the State Senate, though they do maintain a super majority and can override any veto by the governor.

Josh and Leia welcome their first podcast guest: Lyndon! On this episode, they talk about food: their favorite fast food places and restaurants. CORRECTION: After looking it up online to fact-check, we've discovered that Ube (Purple Yam) is not actually the same as Gabi (Taro), but both are root vegetables. Both Ube and Taro vary from white to purple in color, although Ube is slightly darker. They're both delicious though, and we'd take Ube ice cream and Taro smoothies any day.

***Correction*** After contact with @WeLoveComics we now understand he is not getting paid for his opinions and reporting on PGX. Welcome to Episode 23 of Bags and Boards! Official Statement from PGX owner Daniel Patterson. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ES3koogjKOg&t=485s - Breaking News : PGX RUMOR EXPOSED.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYI2129ABNM&t=75s - Update on PGX rumor 5/20/2018 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsEczy8_8RY&t=1000s Social Media - INSTAGRAM: @comictom101 TWITTER: @comictom101 FACEBOOK: @comictom101 SNAPCHAT: @comictom101 Need a Local Comic Shop? Contact Russ: MillGeekComics@gmail.com Editing, Producing, Animation Credit (Logo & Outro): Slava Shatilov https://www.facebook.com/slava.shatilov Logo Credit: Adam English canalsidecaricatures.com Outro Beat Credit: https://www.facebook.com/waveworksmusic/ DISCLAIMER THIS VIDEO IS FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES AND THE INFORMATION PRESENTED IS IN A COMEDIC AND INFORMATIVE FASHION. THIS INFORMATION PRESENTED DOESN’T REFLECT THE INDIVIDUALS BEING DISCUSSED. PLEASE DO NOT SEND NEGATIVE REMARKS TO ANY BUSINESS AND/OR PEOPLE DISCUSSED. THANK YOU Category People & Blogs License Standard YouTube License

The Confederation period is one of the most neglected aspects of United States History. And yet, it’s a very important period. Between 1781 and 1789, the Confederation Congress established by the Articles of Confederation had to deal with war, economic depression, infighting between the states, trouble in the west, foreign meddling, and domestic insurrection. It’s a critical period where no one knew whether the United States would survive as an independent nation. George William Van Cleve, a researcher in law and history at the University of Seattle Law School and author of We Have Not A Government: The Articles of Confederation and the Road to the Constitution, takes us into the Confederation period so we can discover more about the Articles of Confederation, the government it established, and the problems that government confronted. Show Notes: https://www.benfranklinsworld.com/179 *Correction: After production we noticed that in her second question to George, Liz noted the Articles of Confederation has a history that begins in 1787. Liz misspoke. The Second Continental Congress drafted the Articles of Confederation in 1777, ratified them in 1781, and they remained the active constitution of the United States until 1789, when the Constitution of 1787 went into effect on March 4, 1789.   Sponsor Links Omohundro Institute Georgian Papers Programme Citizen Transcriber Sign Up   Complementary Episodes Episode 018: Danielle Allen, Our Declaration Episode 062: Carol Berkin, The Bill of Rights Episode 107: Mary Sarah Bilder, Madison’s Hand: Revising the Constitutional Convention Episode 119: Steven Pincus: The Heart of the Declaration Episode 141: Drafting the Declaration of Independence Episode 143: Michael Klarman, The Making of the United States Constitution Episode 155: Pauline Maier’s American Revolution     Helpful Show Links Ben Franklin's World Facebook Page Join the Ben Franklin's World Community Sign-up for the Franklin Gazette Newsletter Ben Franklin's World iOS App Ben Franklin's World Android App   *Books purchased through this link will help support the production of Ben Franklin's World.

***Correction… After releasing this episode, a few eyebrows were raised about 2007 being the year that these events took place. Consensus seemed to be that it might have been June or July of 2005… Still a great story though! This … Continue reading →