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Head Coach JT Thomas of Deerfield Beach Florida, Joins Larry Blustein as they talk about what he's doing as a first time head coach to rejuvante a legendary high school football program

Women all over South Florida know Dr. Mark Scheinberg for his exceptional results that leave them feeling confident and comfortable again after childbirth or aging changes.Although has delivered over 8,000 babies in his career, over time, though, his focus has transitioned into cosmetic gynecology and he has since been teaching plastic surgeons, obstetricians, and gynecologists all over the world his techniques.To learn more about Dr. Mark ScheinbergLearn more about what Dr. Scheinberg does at The Center for Cosmetic & Reconstructive Gynecology Follow Dr. Scheinberg on InstagramABOUT MEET THE DOCTOR The purpose of the Meet the Doctor podcast is simple. We want you to get to know your doctor before meeting them in person because you're making a life changing decision and time is scarce. The more you can learn about who your doctor is before you meet them, the better that first meeting will be. When you head into an important appointment more informed and better educated, you are able to have a richer, more specific conversation about the procedures and treatments you're interested in. There's no substitute for an in-person appointment, but we hope this comes close.Meet The Doctor is a production of The Axis. Made with love in Austin, Texas.Are you a doctor or do you know a doctor who'd like to be on the Meet the Doctor podcast? Book a free 30 minute recording session at meetthedoctorpodcast.com.

Guest: Jaime Tartar PhD – Nova Southeastern UniversityOur guest today is Dr. Jaime Tartar. She earned her PhD at the University of Florida and completed a postdoc at Harvard where she studied the neurobiology of sleep and earned a certificate in Sleep Medicine from the Division of Sleep Medicine. Her research interests are focused on the mechanisms and consequences of acute and chronic stress in humans and the impact of normal sleep and sleep deprivation on emotion processing and physiological functioning. In addition, she has ventured into the new field of sports neuroscience. Drs. Tartar and Antonio are the co-founders of the Society for Neurosports.  So if you love sports neuroscience, come to our conference Feb 17 and 18 at Deerfield Beach Florida.  The web address to register is Neurosports.net, that's Neurosports.netAbout UsJose Antonio PhD earned his PhD and completed a post-doctoral research fellowship at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas Texas. He is the CEO and co-founder of the International Society of Sports Nutrition (ISSN) (www.issn.net) and the co-founder of the Society for Neurosports (www.neurosports.net). His day gig includes a full-time Professor at Nova Southeastern University in Davie Florida (https://healthsciences.nova.edu/facul... ).  He has published 15 books and authored/co-authored over 100 peer-reviewed publications in the field of skeletal muscle plasticity, ergogenic aids, and sports supplements/nutrition.Anthony Ricci EdD earned his doctorate at the University of Western States, Portland Oregon. He is a Certified Mental Performance Consultant (CMPC) for the Association of Applied Sport Psychology as well as a Fellow of the ISSN. As a certified mixed martial arts conditioning coach, he has worked with many of the top athletes in the Fight Sports. He is the lead author of the ISSN Position Stand on the Fight Sports. He is currently a professor at Nova Southeastern University in Davie Florida https://healthsciences.nova.edu/facul... .We can be reached at sportssciencedudes@gmail.com Key Words: Antonio, Ricci, exercise, fitness, science, training, nutrition, supplements, sports science, sports neuroscience, sports nutrition, sleep

Guest: Jaime Tartar PhD – Nova Southeastern UniversityOur guest today is Dr. Jaime Tartar. She earned her PhD at the University of Florida and completed a postdoc at Harvard where she studied the neurobiology of sleep and earned a certificate in Sleep Medicine from the Division of Sleep Medicine. Her research interests are focused on the mechanisms and consequences of acute and chronic stress in humans and the impact of normal sleep and sleep deprivation on emotion processing and physiological functioning. In addition, she has ventured into the new field of sports neuroscience. Drs. Tartar and Antonio are the co-founders of the Society for Neurosports.  So if you love sports neuroscience, come to our conference Feb 17 and 18 at Deerfield Beach Florida.  The web address to register is Neurosports.net, that's Neurosports.netAbout UsJose Antonio PhD earned his PhD and completed a post-doctoral research fellowship at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas Texas. He is the CEO and co-founder of the International Society of Sports Nutrition (ISSN) (www.issn.net) and the co-founder of the Society for Neurosports (www.neurosports.net). His day gig includes a full-time Professor at Nova Southeastern University in Davie Florida (https://healthsciences.nova.edu/facul... ).  He has published 15 books and authored/co-authored over 100 peer-reviewed publications in the field of skeletal muscle plasticity, ergogenic aids, and sports supplements/nutrition.Anthony Ricci EdD earned his doctorate at the University of Western States, Portland Oregon. He is a Certified Mental Performance Consultant (CMPC) for the Association of Applied Sport Psychology as well as a Fellow of the ISSN. As a certified mixed martial arts conditioning coach, he has worked with many of the top athletes in the Fight Sports. He is the lead author of the ISSN Position Stand on the Fight Sports. He is currently a professor at Nova Southeastern University in Davie Florida https://healthsciences.nova.edu/facul... .We can be reached at sportssciencedudes@gmail.com Key Words: Antonio, Ricci, exercise, fitness, science, training, nutrition, supplements, sports science, sports neuroscience, sports nutrition, sleep

Guest: Jaime Tartar PhD – Nova Southeastern UniversityListen to this cool stuff on the Warrior-Worrier Gene!Our guest today is Dr. Jaime Tartar. She earned her PhD at the University of Florida and completed a postdoc at Harvard where she studied the neurobiology of sleep and earned a certificate in Sleep Medicine from the Division of Sleep Medicine. Her research interests are focused on the mechanisms and consequences of acute and chronic stress in humans and the impact of normal sleep and sleep deprivation on emotion processing and physiological functioning. In addition, she has ventured into the new field of sports neuroscience. Drs. Tartar and Antonio are the co-founders of the Society for Neurosports.  So if you love sports neuroscience, come to our conference Feb 17 and 18 at Deerfield Beach Florida.  The web address to register is Neurosports.net, that's Neurosports.netAbout UsJose Antonio PhD earned his PhD and completed a post-doctoral research fellowship at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas Texas. He is the CEO and co-founder of the International Society of Sports Nutrition (ISSN) (www.issn.net) and the co-founder of the Society for Neurosports (www.neurosports.net). His day gig includes a full-time Professor at Nova Southeastern University in Davie Florida (https://healthsciences.nova.edu/facul... ).  He has published 15 books and authored/co-authored over 100 peer-reviewed publications in the field of skeletal muscle plasticity, ergogenic aids, and sports supplements/nutrition.Anthony Ricci EdD earned his doctorate at the University of Western States, Portland Oregon. He is a Certified Mental Performance Consultant (CMPC) for the Association of Applied Sport Psychology as well as a Fellow of the ISSN. As a certified mixed martial arts conditioning coach, he has worked with many of the top athletes in the Fight Sports. He is the lead author of the ISSN Position Stand on the Fight Sports. He is currently a professor at Nova Southeastern University in Davie Florida https://healthsciences.nova.edu/facul... .We can be reached at sportssciencedudes@gmail.com Key Words: Antonio, Ricci, exercise, fitness, science, training, nutrition, supplements, sports science, sports neuroscience, sports nutrition, sleep

Dr. Frank Sabatino is the Medical Director of the Balance For Life Health Center in Deerfield Beach Florida. He is so passionate and knowledgable about getting people healthy with a WFPB SOS-free diet and he simply exudes this in a warm, friendly way. In this video he talks about Food Addiction, the detrimental effects of alcohol, coffee and salt. He also discusses how he raised his 5 children on this way of eating (without a single medical visit) and strategies to help you get your loved ones on board. Dr. Frank will be teaching a 6 week class based on his life work called LEAN FOR LIFE: TTHE SCIENCE OF EFFECTIVE WEIGHT LOSS. This class includes 5 pre-recorded modules and 6 LIVE weekly Q & A sessions for a total of 11 HOURS!!! You can register here: https://feelfabulousoverforty.com/lean-for-life/ Thank for watching. Love & Kale, Chef AJ If you'd like to try my program for FREE for 2 weeks, please go here: https://feelfabulousoverforty.com/register/

Dr. Frank Sabatino is the Medical Director of the Balance For Life Health Center in Deerfield Beach Florida. He is so passionate and knowledgable about getting people healthy with a WFPB SOS-free diet and he simply exudes this in a warm, friendly way. In this video he talks about Food Addiction, the detrimental effects of alcohol, coffee and salt. He also discusses how he raised his 5 children on this way of eating (without a single medical visit) and strategies to help you get your loved ones on board. Dr. Frank will be teaching a 6 week class based on his life work called LEAN FOR LIFE: TTHE SCIENCE OF EFFECTIVE WEIGHT LOSS. This class includes 5 pre-recorded modules and 6 LIVE weekly Q & A sessions for a total of 11 HOURS!!! You can register here: https://feelfabulousoverforty.com/lean-for-life/ Thank for watching. Love & Kale, Chef AJ If you'd like to try my program for FREE for 2 weeks, please go here: https://feelfabulousoverforty.com/register/

Dr. Frank Sabatino is the Medical Director of the Balance For Life Health Center in Deerfield Beach Florida. He is so passionate and knowledgable about getting people healthy with a WFPB SOS-free diet and he simply exudes this in a warm, friendly way. In this video he talks about Food Addiction, the detrimental effects of alcohol, coffee and salt. He also discusses how he raised his 5 children on this way of eating (without a single medical visit) and strategies to help you get your loved ones on board. Dr. Frank will be teaching a 6 week class based on his life work called LEAN FOR LIFE: TTHE SCIENCE OF EFFECTIVE WEIGHT LOSS. This class includes 5 pre-recorded modules and 6 LIVE weekly Q & A sessions for a total of 11 HOURS!!! You can register here: https://feelfabulousoverforty.com/lean-for-life/ Thank for watching. Love & Kale, Chef AJ If you'd like to try my program for FREE for 2 weeks, please go here: https://feelfabulousoverforty.com/register/

Dr. Frank Sabatino is the Medical Director of the Balance For Life Health Center in Deerfield Beach Florida. He is so passionate and knowledgable about getting people healthy with a WFPB SOS-free diet and he simply exudes this in a warm, friendly way. In this video he talks about Food Addiction, the detrimental effects of alcohol, coffee and salt. He also discusses how he raised his 5 children on this way of eating (without a single medical visit) and strategies to help you get your loved ones on board. Dr. Frank will be teaching a 6 week class based on his life work called LEAN FOR LIFE: TTHE SCIENCE OF EFFECTIVE WEIGHT LOSS. This class includes 5 pre-recorded modules and 6 LIVE weekly Q & A sessions for a total of 11 HOURS!!! You can register here: https://feelfabulousoverforty.com/lean-for-life/ Thank for watching. Love & Kale, Chef AJ If you'd like to try my program for FREE for 2 weeks, please go here: https://feelfabulousoverforty.com/register/

Bam Margera has been found at a hotel in Deerfield Beach Florida, after making yet another escape from a rehabilitation facility. Listen here and learn more at OKmagazine.comAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This week on True Crime Daily The Podcast: Two young people have been arrested in the murder of a New Mexico man who was shot dead trying to save his little brother from a carjacking and ransom situation following an alleged setup on social media. And an out-of-control road-rage shooting during morning rush hour in Miami was recorded on a driver's dashboard camera during the incident last summer. The shocking video has just been released, showing a violent encounter in which, unbelievably, no one was injured. Attorney Lance A. Clarke joins host Ana Garcia. Thanks to our sponsor: HelloFresh.com/TCD16 code TCD16 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The month of June is cataract awareness month, so this week on All Home Care Matters, we will be discussing all things cataracts. First, we're going to talk a little about what cataracts are and how you get them, and then we'll move on to what you can do to prevent them. Then, we'll see how to help your loved one manage their cataracts and protect their vision. Now you know what we'll be discussing this episode, let's jump right in.   A cataract is a clouding of the lens in the eye that affects vision and is mostly related to age. According to an article published by the Cleveland Clinic, for your eye to see, light passes through a clear lens behind the colored part of your eye, or the iris. The lens focuses the light so that your brain and eye can work together to process information into a picture. When a cataract clouds over the lens, your eye is unable to focus light in the same way.   By the age of 80, more than 50 percent of all Americans have a cataract or have had cataract surgery. According to Icon Eyecare, to make sure cataracts don't affect your vision, it's important to get regular eye exams - especially if you're over the age of 55.   Cataracts are the leading cause of vision loss worldwide. In a report by the National Opinion Research Center at the University of Chicago, researchers predicted that from 2014 to 2032, the number of cataract cases will increase by 50 percent. Within the next decade, the United States will be faced with one of the biggest healthcare crisis's it has ever had to deal with, and no one seems to be talking about it yet.   The aging population in the United States will reach an all-time high in 2030, when the Baby Boomer Generation will all be 65 or older. With old age, cataracts and other vision problems worsen. Age is the biggest factor in cataracts, but it isn't the only thing that can cause them. There are four other types of cataracts, secondary cataracts, traumatic cataracts, congenital cataracts, and radiation cataracts. Secondary cataracts can form after an eye surgery or develop due to other health problems, like diabetes.   Traumatic cataracts happen after an eye injury. They can happen immediately or even years after the initial injury. Congenital cataracts appear at birth or in childhood and tend to be so small that they do not affect vision. Radiation cataracts can develop after some forms of radiation. All of these types of cataracts can hinder vision and make day-to-day activities difficult. Older adults, as well as everyone else, should see their eye doctor regularly to keep their vision working properly.   The National Eye Institute lists some of the noticeable symptoms of cataracts as: having cloudy or blurry vision, colors looking faded, you are unable to see well at night, lamps, sunlight, or headlights all appear to be too bright, you see a halo around lights, you have to change your glasses prescription often, or you are seeing double of things. Seeing double sometimes goes away as the cataract gets bigger.   Now, this list is somewhat lengthy, but it is in no way exhaustive, and these are not exclusive symptoms of cataracts. All of these symptoms can also indicate a number of other eye problems or diseases. Schedule an appointment with your loved one's eye doctor if they are experiencing any of the above symptoms. Early treatment of any eye disease may just end up saving your loved one's vision.   Cataracts are a common occurrence, and it is very likely that either you or someone you know has a cataract right now. If you think you might be experiencing cataract symptoms or are just wondering what it's actually like living with cataracts, Jim Mathie a former fire chief in Deerfield Beach Florida, speaks about life with cataracts and the difference he noticed as soon as he got them removed at Rand Eye Institute.   “Wow, what a big difference,” Mathie says about his cataract surgery. He goes on to say that the difference is like night and day and he just hadn't realized how bad his vision had been before. He had his surgery on a Thursday and it was so easy he doesn't even remember it. The next day, he went back for an exam and he could see everything. He had so much clarity and was suddenly noticing how vivid all the colors were. He had been getting his yearly eye exams and knew that he had a cataract in one eye. At first, it was manageable, but after five years, he knew it was time to do something about it. He was avoiding driving at night because he assumed it would be an issue. But, what really made him decide to get the surgery was that he was no longer able to enjoy his favorite hobby, diving.   Mathie dove three to four times a week and had started to notice that he was unable distinguish things like fish and lobsters in murkier waters when they were right in front of him. Before his cataract, he had no issues seeing in murky water. He knew it was time to fix his vision, and today he is enjoying his passion, scuba diving, and loving his cataract free life. If you, like Jim Mathie, have noticed your vision deteriorating, or noticed your loved one's vision deteriorating, talk to your eye doctor and see if cataract surgery will work for you.   There are some things we can do while we are younger to prevent cataracts, but cataracts due to aging are not preventable. Cataracts due to age can be fixed or at the very least, the symptoms can be managed, with the help of your doctor. Cataracts caused by other health issues may be prevented by using protection from the sun, such as hats and sunglasses, and eating leafy greens and other fruits and vegetables. Eating a healthy diet will help with many health problems, and not just with cataracts, but I'm sure you already knew that.   If you smoke, quitting smoking will also significantly reduce your chances of getting cataracts. If you are ready to quit smoking, you can call the American Lung Association's Help Line at 1-800-LUNG-USA, that's 1-800 586-4872 today for free help with quitting. You should also talk to your doctor about quitting. They can help you create a plan and track your progress. They can also prescribe medication to help if you need it.   Getting your eyes dilated can also help prevent cataracts. Adults 60 and older should get their eyes dilated at least once every two years. Eye doctors can check for cataracts and monitor existing cataracts while dilating your eyes.   According to aging care dot com, age-related cataracts affect older adults' vision in a few different ways. Clumps of protein build-up reduce the sharpness of the image reaching the retina. The clumps of protein can also cloud the lens and reduce the light that reaches the retina. Over time, the protein can tint the clear lens, turning it a yellow or brownish color, adding a brownish tint to their vision.   Approximately one in five older adults have cataracts. Cataracts are not contagious. If you have a cataract in one eye, you may not develop a cataract in your other eye and you cannot spread them to other people, either.   Depending on the severity of the cataracts, seniors may only need new glasses or a magnifying lens to see better or use brighter lighter at home. Anti-glare sunglasses can help seniors see better while outside or in the car. If none of these options help, surgery is a safe and effective treatment for cataracts.   According to Comfort Keepers, cataract surgery is widely regarded as one of the safest medical procedures. It has a success rate between 95 and 98 percent. For this procedure, the patient usually only needs minimal sedation, which is safer for older adults. Seniors with other health issues are often unable to receive surgeries due to their health conditions but are still able to receive cataract surgeries because of how safe and fast they are. While the risk of complications is low for cataract surgery, it is still important to talk to your doctor about the risks involved.   Cataracts are removed one eye at a time. The senior will have to have the surgery performed on one eye and then wait three to four weeks for the other eye. During this waiting period between surgeries and during the four weeks following the second surgery, senior should try not to rub their eyes or lift heavy objects. They should also continue wearing sunglasses and hats to protect their eyes from the sun.   Once a cataract has been removed, it will not come back. A secondary cataract can form in the same eye, but it is not the original cataract coming back. The secondary cataract can be corrected with a Y A G laser capsulotomy, which is quick and painless.   It is very likely that your loved one has cataracts. They may not even notice any symptoms. If they are experiencing any vision discomfort or other problems, schedule an eye appointment to see if they have any undiagnosed eye conditions. Their doctor can help you make the best course of action for their vision.   Cataracts can make daily activities difficult at first, especially when you are first adjusting to blurry vision. You may notice your loved one being slightly unsteady on their feet or unsure of their movements while they are adjusting to their new stage of vision. They are at a higher risk of a fall during this time, so make sure to remove any obstacles that could hinder their movements and result in a fall.   Your loved one may also need help doing household tasks, like cooking and cleaning, while dealing with cataracts. They may be unable to read a recipe to make their meals and their blurred vision also makes cleaning up messes difficult. Helping your loved one cook meals and clean up around the house, at least until they have either adjusted to their blurred vision or are able to get the cataracts removed, will be extremely helpful to them.   If your loved one has a cataract and you are interested in ways to maintain it without surgery, have them try some eye exercises. Family Vision Development Center says that certain eye exercises can help to strengthen your eyes and ease eye strain. And, while strengthening your eye muscles cannot actually cure cataracts, it can help to slow the progression.   They recommend gently rolling your eyes in a clockwise circle a few times, then reverse to a counterclockwise motion. You can also try moving your eyes from side to side, or in the shape of a figure 8. You can also try changing focus, by focusing on a finger held a few inches from your face, then shifting to an object farther away, then back again.   Learning to live with cataracts can take some time and adjustment. If your loved one is still driving, remind them to be extra cautious and try not to drive at night, as the glare from streetlights can provide hazardous driving conditions for someone with cataracts.   Are you worried about your parent or aging loved one driving, with or without cataracts? You are not alone. In another episode of this podcast, Is Your Loved One Safe Driving, we talked about aging loved ones and what to do when you think they are no longer safe behind the wheel. Please listen to the episode and check out the show notes for resources on safe transportation options and other related driving topics.   Prevent Blindness, the number one volunteer eye health and safety organization, offers free information on cataracts. Their organization has created the Cataract Awareness Month campaign and is very knowledgeable when it comes to cataracts and other causes of vision loss. You can call them at 1-800-331-2020 or visit them on the web at preventblindness.org. Their goal is to eliminate preventable blindness in the United States.   If you or your loved one, or someone you know, is experiencing cataracts and do not have the financial means to fix them, Prevent Blindness may be able to help. Check them out today or send their information to someone in need.   If you are interested in learning about other eye conditions that could be affecting your loved one, listen to our episode on Understanding Glaucoma and visit our website for more information.   Of the five types of cataracts, age-related cataracts are the most common cataracts to be seen, and they disproportionately affect the older population. Losing your vision is frightening and causes your loved one to worry. It is important to let them know that you are there for them during this time and help them perform their daily tasks safely. Make sure your loved one visits their eye doctor regularly so that any vision problems can be caught and fixed before they become a real problem.   Luckily, cataracts can be fixed in a fast and safe procedure, restoring your loved one's sight in a matter of weeks. If they are unable to have the cataracts removed, there are still a few options that can help them see better, like using brighter lights and magnifying glasses. For more information on understanding cataracts in seniors, check out the resources on the show notes for this episode.   We want to thank you for joining us here at All Home Care Matters, All Home Care Matters is here for you and to help families as they navigate long-term care issues. Please visit us at allhomecarematters.com there is a private secure fillable form there where you can give us feedback, show ideas, or if you have questions. Every form is read and responded to. If you know someone is who could benefit from this episode and please make sure to share it with them.   Remember, you can listen to the show on any of your favorite podcast streaming platforms and watch the show on our YouTube channel and make sure to hit that subscribe button, so you'll never miss an episode. 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Today I have the pleasure of interviewing one of my favorite restauranteurs in South Florida, Danielle Rosse. She is the owner of Oceans 234, right on the beach, in Deerfield Beach Florida just south of Boca Raton. Oceans 234 is one of the #SoooBoca squads go to waterfront restaurants in South Florida and you should add it to your list. Love how Danielle adapted to the pandemic with her business. I hope you will enjoy this episode of #SoooBoca Stories! Check out the blog at www.soooboca.comPS- Join Our Networking Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/545979182836464/☀️ Subscribe:

Finding the right addiction treatment facility is incredibly important as it is the first step in the recovery process. Transformations Treatment Center has some questions you can ask your potential rehab to make sure you find the right one for you.For those looking for treatment near Deerfield Beach Florida, just click our link to go to our specific location page.If you'd like to see our reviews and find us on the map you can click our rehab google listing as well.You can find directions for the treatment facility below:14000 S Military Trail, Delray Beach, FL 33484(877) 408-3222If you'd like to read about the accreditation we mention in the episode, we've also included the link.https://www.samhsa.gov/find-help/national-helplineSupport the show (https://www.google.com/maps?cid=9720609399900639450)

Patrick Behan is a veteran living in Davie, Florida. He has a very compelling story and awareness needs to be raised for our veterans in the community in crisis. This episode talks about his personal story, how we can help our military community at home and ways we can work together to ensure that we never leave our brothers, sisters and family members behind or feeling like they are forgotten in America. A community cleanup project took place at the home of Patrick and the following community leaders assisted with this project:  Steve Armentrout Jimmy (The Redneck) Barton Jose Morales Tako SICKASSO President from Boots on the Ground Bikers for Trump Rocco Marucci Paul Pappas  Tako Sickasso and Jose Morales agreed to be interviewed, with Patrick to share their experiences and why they want to help not only this veteran, but countless others in America. Tako Sickasso: First of all I want to thank you for your service and then I want to thank you for helping us help one of our fellow veterans. I go by the nickname Tako, I am a custom motorcycle builder/fabricator. What sets me apart from most builders out there is not just having a great imagination on building custom bikes , but following through and building what I consider to be metal art! My company is called Game Changer Customs.( www.Game Changer Customs.com) I love what I do and always strive to be the best and set myself apart from others. I consider my work to be art! My most famous build with over 3.1 million views in just under two weeks on Facebook was my “Trumpinator” A Trump tribute bike for who I and many consider to be the greatest President ever. President Donald J. Trump. And for many years I  have been a personal bodyguard, but what is most important to me is the many great deeds I have not only been involved in but also started. With  numerous fundraisers and the much charity work that I have done. The great deeds are not for recognition but from my heart to help many sick, injured, week and forgotten! I have always fought the bullies that take advantage of the weak and helpless. I back down from no fight that I believe in weather it’s mine or someone else’s. I have many wonderful friends that have been there through these great deeds of kindness and compassion. On this particular deed one of my closest friends for over 30 + year’s , Jimmy (The Redneck) Barton, Brought to my attention this great hero Sergeant Patrick Behan. Not only  a 10 + year’s army veteran and explosives expert (E.O.D.) but also a former lieutenant in the Fire dept. that was in N.Y. pulling many of our citizens out of the rubble during the attacks on our freedom and American values. At the Twin towers.  Having  seen many brothers, sisters and civilians from those attackslose their lives. Once his work was done there, his love of country after the attacks were enough to make him re-enlist in the army. He has dedicated his life to serve and protect. This great man and veteran like many others have been forgotten by our system but not by us. Today was just the beginning of letting him know how much we appreciate his commitment to serve and protect. It is always an honor to to help those that feel they have been forgotten or unappreciated. This is what we do! God bless all our HEROS All-this is done not for fame or recognition but to pay it forward! Tako is also the President of the South Florida chapter of Boots on the Ground Bikers for Trump and that organization does not only do great things like this for many people, but the organization consists of numerous veterans, active duty members and along with civilians that just love this country! Jose Morales: Jose work for MWI Pumps and Deerfield Beach Florida as a diesel and hydraulic technician United States Armed Forces for 22 years also serve as a first responder to 911 at the World Trade Center‘s and Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans my mission was to search and rescue and secure all the grounds serve my community in South Florida were several events with Tako and raising money and feeding the hungry and taking care of US vets with repairing their homes and getting them back on their feet awarded by mayor Bloomberg for the heroism award with governor Pataky and also the freedom award i’ve also been given an award by The president George W. Bush our 43rd president happy to serve my country and I’ll do it again

BREAKING NEWS – 3/06/2019Listen to the latest in Green Industry News. Listen as Darren sat down with another leader in the industry. Kevin Dematteo of Sinai Marble and Stone of Deerfield Beach Florida.Are you looking to use Travertine on your next project? Well, why not stop by and see Kevin? He'll answer all of your questions and concerns. But don't forget to tell him where you're from. He'll guide you towards the right product for your climate.To find out more about Sinai Marble and Stone, be sure to visit www.sinaimarbleandstone.com

Florida…A great place to visit, but an even better place to ROCK! Florida is known almost everywhere as a world class tourist destination for its attractions, resorts, its bone chilling roller coasters and even a little park that has a mouse in its house. But the thing that this state has produced year after year is some of the best rock bands on the planet. Recently on the Tour Bus Music Show, we have featured several groups from Florida such as Badwolf and Familiar Sin and today’s show is no exception, hailing from Deerfield Beach Florida our featured group is Oblivious Signal. Made up of four powerful musicians; Christina Feliciano, Nick Orisino, Greg Andrews and Jason Talley have together created a musical Juggernaut that is ripping through the rock music scene as a force to be reckoned with. In today’s episode we’ll dig in to an in depth interview with Christina, Jason and Nick as well as feature four songs from their catalog. Push Me Away Inflicted Shame What Drowns Out The Screams The Nameless   In the bands time together their have garnered a reputation for a group that takes no prisoners. Their performances are an electrifying experience of heavy riffs combined with powerfully delivered, edgy lyrics performed with enough energy to power whatever city they happen to be in for the night.   The group has performed notable shows alongside other great bands such as Ecotren (Jump Suit Aparatus’s drummer's side project), The Material, Circle II Circle and has even placed them alongside members of the veteran hard rock group Testament.   Their follow-up album to their 2010 release, Into The Night is projected to be released in May 2013 and will feature their single Push me Away which is, of course, featured on this episode of the show.  Be sure to keep an eye out for the group on tour in summer 2013 and be sure to catch the album as soon as it is released. 

In an unprecidented event, UJR is coming to you live from Ben Siegel Reptiles in Deerfield Beach Florida. Ben Siegel Reptiles is the premiere reptile shop with nothing but the best in rare and captive born reptiles.  We will be braodcasting LIVE from Ben's shop as we  bring down the house and party into the wee hours.  Tune is as we MC the evening which includes competitions, prizes, and of course amazing sales on lots of amazing Reptiles. UJR events on the road are always the best possible time so don't miss this very special episode of UrbanJunglesRadio coming to you live from Ben Siegel Reptiles!

-In this episode: Marwan and Atta buy their tickets. Jarrah has second thoughts.