Podcasts about disposables

Todd Crowder's path into medical sales wasn't just a career choice—it was a legacy in the making. Growing up with a father who built a prolific career at Ethicon, Todd was immersed in the industry from an early age. But instead of simply following in his father's footsteps, he forged his own path, bringing a unique blend of military discipline, strategic thinking, and entrepreneurial drive into the world of medical sales. In this episode, Todd shares: How his experience as a Patriot Missile Officer shaped his leadership and sales approach. The realities of working with his wife, who owns the distribution company where he's an account executive. The differences between capital equipment and disposable sales—and what every rep should know. The truth about medical sales earnings and how to build generational wealth. Why he made the bold move to a 1099 sales role—and what it takes to bet on yourself. Whether you're breaking into medical sales, exploring leadership opportunities, or considering a 1099 career shift, Todd's insights will challenge you to think bigger and take ownership of your future.  Don't miss this powerful conversation. Connect with Todd: LinkedIn Connect with Me: LinkedIn Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here's How » Want to connect with past guests and access exclusive Q&As? Join our EYS Skool Community today!

Us and Punk Rock Elite Podcast put together a tribute to NOFX's Punk in Drublic album to commemorate its 30th anniversary. It's all for charity, so get it bought,In order to breakdown and dissect this musical monolith, we've recruited the beast from the North East, Mick off Tearjerker, to do just that.Listen in and be amazed at the variety on the comp, the sterling effort all bands have put in and be double amazed at the articulate way we describe the songs.Which one of us has a secret musical theatre background? Which band inadvertently gets accused of living in a dingy basement? Just what is a "laid back night venue"? The only way to find out is by giving this a spin!Musical Contributions are from: The Punk Cellist, Get The F Outta Dodge, Heligan, Tearjerker, Blagged, The Crash Mats, Loudmouth, White Trash, Two Theys and a Jock, Eat Defeat, Pat Decline, Zero Cost, Graham Aspinall, The Disposables, Hike The Peak, The Latchkey Kids, Austerity Dogs, Noah Skape, Bad Milk Blood Robot, Emilie Plamondon and Making Friends.

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Five (very) unlikely part-time Watchmen are chosen for a very special operation.   This is well and good, because these Watchmen are very special people.

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The Government has announced a crack down on vaping, banning disposable devices, and increasing fines for retailers by $90,000. Specialist vape retailers will also face tighter restrictions on storefront displays and requirements for staffing. Reusable vapes will remain available, but Associate Health Minister Casey Costello says the cheap disposable devices are too easy for teenagers to get their hands on. Finn Blackwell has the story.

David Putnam, a retired law enforcement officer who successfully transitioned to a career as a published author – the Bruno Johnson series. David's journey is a remarkable tale of resilience, adaptability, and the pursuit of passion, a must-listen for members of the first responder community, as well as anyone interested in career transition and personal growth. David's story begins with his childhood, where he shares insights into his early life and the experiences that shaped his character and career choices. His path led him to a distinguished career in law enforcement, where he dedicated years of service, gaining invaluable experiences and insights into the complexities and challenges of this demanding field. David spent over 40 years as a cop, retiring in 2011. In his career he worked for multiple agencies in Southern California as well as a short time with the AG Office in Hawaii, where he officially retired from. David worked violent felons, narcotics, SWAT, and IA. He also promoted to the rank of Lieutenant. David's transition journey involves becoming a published crime fiction author, a dream he nurtured alongside his law enforcement career. David wrote his first 4 books in 1989 while doing surveillance as part of a narcotics team. This part of his life is particularly inspiring for those considering life after an emergency services career. David discusses the challenges and triumphs of shifting from the structured world of law enforcement to the creative and often unpredictable realm of writing. He wrote 36 books before getting his first publishing deal. Today, David's writing career is flourishing, with his works reflecting the depth of his experiences in law enforcement. He created the Bruno Johnson series starting with the first book, The Disposables (2014) to the 10th in the series, The Scorned (2023). David has written 66 books in total and continues to develop and write more books. His books are not just stories; they are a testament to the skills, insights, and perspectives he gained during his time in law enforcement. David's success as an author serves as a beacon of inspiration for those contemplating a career transition, especially within the law enforcement and first responder communities. ALL LINKS FOR THE PODCAST https://linktr.ee/TransitionDrillPodcast SUBSCRIBE AND WATCH EPISODE ON YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TransitionDrillPodcast?sub_confirm=1 CONNECT WITH DAVID: Web: http://davidputnambooks.com/

Larry Dobrow talks with FCB Health New York VP, creative director Justin Kovarsy about "The Disposables." It's the next volley in an ongoing effort by industry coalition Disappearing Doctors to call attention to the mental health crisis raging among healthcare providers in COVID's long wake. For more information, visit DisappearingDoctors.com. If you are struggling and need to talk to someone, call or text the suicide & crisis Lifeline at 988

ChopValue is the world's first circular economy franchise, designing and manufacturing products using an innovative, high-performance material engineered entirely from recycled chopsticks. They make these strides in sustainability while collaborating with many other businesses to push their products into the general public. We speak to Justin Lee, General Manager, ChopValue Singapore more about this.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When it comes to our finance tips, we haven't covered reusable batteries as this seems like a no-brainer; and that exactly a case; however, sometimes we need a reminder. Rechargeable batteries have been around since I was a kid in the 70's and they juiced up my remote control cars and my giant dual tape deck boom box radio. Now that we are in the 2020's we still have an insatiable need for batteries for just about anything due to the advanced technology in our daily lives. So let's run through some stats on batteries with the most common type which are Single and double A. When it comes to these rechargeable batteries they will cost more upfront; but the money that you save is far and away better than buying disposable batteries. Disposables last longer for a one-time use; however, most rechargeable batteries have at least 1,000 - 2,000 charges before they expire. The other factor is that in many states, the batteries are not recycled and therefore end up in a landfill. In fact, California considers them hazardous waste.Social Media https://www.instagram.com/somm.podcast/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChec5qcZBcGkIhUU3belNDwhttps://www.tiktok.com/@somm.podcast?lang=enhttps://www.facebook.com/somm.podcasthttps://twitter.com/Somm_podcastThe bottom line is that viable product solutions are being offered at blistering pace without sacrificing quality while improving the environment - and as always your pocketbook thanks you. This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5501411/advertisement

I regularly receive enquiries from moms wanting to know more about cloth diapers versus disposables and have been on the hunt for someone to chat with on First Time Mum's Chat and I was delighted to recently connect with April Duffy, who runs a very busy community on Facebook which is entirely dedicated to cloth diapers.This buzzing community has in excess of 50,000 members and what better place to start immersing yourself in the world of cloth diapers!During our chat you'll hear April share loads of tips and insights including:-Details on the different types of cloth diapers available.The huge cost savings you can make by using cloth diapers over disposables.The different materials that cloth diapers are manufactured from and the advantages.How using cloth diapers often speeds up their potty training.And much more...

In this weeks podcast Pete & Alex review the Vecee Pico, VAL AOP1000, Miso Unique & Upend Upbar GT. All this and more in the FV Vape Show Episode 40. The FV Vape Show is your bi-weekly dose of vaping news, previews & reviews delivered as an irreverent talkshow.

In this weeks podcast Pete & Alex review the Smok Novo Bar, Miso Fifa, FlonQ the RandM Crystal and Alex gets wind, with the CAK Wind. All this and more in the FV Vape Show Episode 39. The FV Vape Show is your bi-weekly dose of vaping news, previews & reviews delivered as an irreverent talkshow. We also do giveaways on YouTube, so be sure to subscribe and follow us across social media.

In this episode I have the honor of speaking with David Putnam. He is an author and retired LEO. During his law enforcement career, “Deputy Dave” Putnam worked primarily in California on teams for Patrol, Investigations, SWAT, Narcotics (street level and majors), Violent Crimes, Criminal Intelligence, Internal Affairs and the Detective Bureau. He rounded out his law enforcement career with a few years in the Hawaiian Islands as a Special Agent–part of a real-life “Hawaii-50” team.He's now retired from law enforcement and spends his time growing organic California avocados and writing, with his wife Mary and their three dogs.This episode highlights just how different law enforcement is today compared to the 80's-90's. David speaks about his shooting, chasing bank robbers and much more. Be sure to check out his many books to include: The Disposables, The Bruno Johnson Trilogy, and the latest A Fearsome Moonlight Black: The Bone Detective, A Dave Beckett Novel. It was a great time and I hope yall enjoy#author #oldschool #bankrobber Support the showPlease see our Youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/c/TwoCopsOneDonut

Not all business models are created equal.In this episode, I'll break down the six most valuable kinds of businesses to build and own. They include:#6. Disposables #5: Ongoing Utility#4: Pay-as-you-Go Subscriptions#3: Auto Subscriptions in Perpetuity#2: Up-front Access Fee Then Subscription#1: Multi-Year Locked InYou should always be thinking about ways to increase value to customers which will directly correlate with value of your business. By choosing the right model to start with—or shift to—you can dramatically boost market share, mindshare, and the bottom line.#scalesecrets #businessstrategy #builttosell▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬

There are times when an OD feels it's in the best interest of a patient to modify their contact lenses. This often involves making a change, such as changing the brand or modality. This can be a challenge with a patient who is not experiencing any problems with their habitual contact lenses. It can be even more challenging when the lenses you're prescribing will cost the patient more money than their current lenses. In this episode, Dr. Moscow shares his strategies for presenting daily disposables, handling objections, and getting the patient's “buy-in.” These strategies have led to 80% of his contact lens patients being fit with daily disposables!

There are times when an OD feels it's in the best interest of a patient to modify their contact lenses. This often involves making a change, such as changing the brand or modality. This can be a challenge with a patient who is not experiencing any problems with their habitual contact lenses. It can be even more challenging when the lenses you're prescribing will cost the patient more money than their current lenses.     In this episode, Dr. Moscow shares his strategies for presenting daily disposable, handling objections, and getting the patient's “buy-in.” These strategies have led to 80% of his contact lens patients being fit with daily disposables!    Follow us on instagram at https://www.instagram.com/idocnet/   Facebook https://www.facebook.com/IDOC.OptometricAlliance   Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/company/idoc     Interested in an optometry specialty? Join our community FB group https://www.facebook.com/groups/idocspecialty  

  Vidcast:  https://youtu.be/8qyNd-Is8Ts   Those wearing reusable contact lenses were nearly 4 times more likely to develop microbial keratitis, a corneal infection, in comparison to those using disposable lenses.  Ophthalmologists at University College London reviewed the cases of 205 contact lens wearers.   Compared with those using disposable lenses, the risk of amoeba-driven keratitis was 3.8 fold higher for those using reusable soft lenses and 4.6 fold higher for those using rigid reusables.  Other factors that drove increased keratititis rates included showering or swimming wearing lenses (3.3 fold increase), overnight lens wearing (3.9 fold increase, and infrequent professional eye exams (10 fold increase).   Amoebic keratitis is rare affecting only 1 in every 20,000 contact lens wearers.  Even so, it accounts for about 50% of eyesight loss, and 25% of those infected require corneal transplants to restore vision.  The sad fact: about 90% of these cases are avoidable.    https://www.aaojournal.org/article/S0161-6420(22)00594-2/fulltext   #keratitis #contactlenses #reusables #disposables #blindness  

Father Greg Favazza's Sermon "The Disposables" If you are just visiting, please know that we accept you wherever you are on your spiritual journey. Welcome Home! You are loved with a love you did not earn, therefore you can never lose! Want to give to our ministries, but not sure how? It's as easy as texting! Simply Text STMICHAELSORL to 73256 and follow the steps! More info here: https://wiki.acstechnologies.com/display/AccessACS/Text+Givinga Sign up for our eMessenger to Stay in Touch - http://stmichaelschurch.co/SignUpToStayinTouch Connect with us! - https://stmichaelschurch.com/contact/ Prayer Request - https://stmichaelschurch.com/prayer-request/ Your Church Home in College Park - Love God, Love Others, Serve the World

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In this episode of the FV Vape Show Pete and Aj look at Vaporesso OSmall and LUXE X, SubOhm Disposables from SMPO, Vaping Water with the Innokin/Aquios LOTA & PuffMi Disposable Starter Kits. The FV Vape Show is your bi-weekly dose of vaping news, previews & reviews delivered as an irreverent talkshow. We also do giveaways on YouTube, so be sure to subscribe and follow us across social media. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-i2ZQgFS-9PfUtS7BRtZMg/ See More Videos: https://www.facebook.com/TheVapeShow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vapepodcast/

Put yourself out there. That's the key to achieving your goals and succeeding in your preferred industry. You can always work on a routine to help you develop the right mindset for continuous growth. Tune into this episode as Samuel Gbadebo as he sits down for a conversation with Nurse Tech Guru Duston Harper about making nurses' lives easier and safer by helping hospital administration solve problems. Duston shares in-depth insights on the unique space he's in and how he transitioned all his experience into the role he's taking on today. He also explains different aspects of the power of social media in sales, implementing things, and presenting yourself on platforms. If you're interested in pursuing a career in this industry, listen to this interview to help you make that decision to help other people's lives and learn tips. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here's How » Join the Medical Sales Podcast Community today: evolveyoursuccess.com

VooPoo Pod Tank, Aisu is Back & Disposables With A Twist!!! The FV Vape Show is your bi-weekly dose of vaping news, previews & reviews delivered as an irreverent talkshow. We also do giveaways on YouTube, so be sure to subscribe and follow us across social media. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-i2ZQgFS-9PfUtS7BRtZMg/ See More Videos: https://www.facebook.com/TheVapeShow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vapepodcast/

We've all heard the great debates over plastic straws and grocery bags. Many of us live in places where they've been banned or restricted. But what about other single-use items? Is there a time and place for them? How bad are they really? What are the realistic alternatives? This week we talk about disposables—the good, the bad, and the ugly.Tune in to hear: The disposable items we think are beneficial and the ones we struggle to live without. The experience that haunts Maggy. Whether reusable alternatives are worth the money. How we were able to shift our mindset. The most powerful way to change throw-away culture.

The FV Vape Show is your bi-weekly dose of vaping news, previews & reviews delivered as an irreverent talkshow. We also do giveaways on YouTube, so be sure to subscribe and follow us across social media. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-i2ZQgFS-9PfUtS7BRtZMg/ See More Videos: https://www.facebook.com/TheVapeShow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vapepodcast/

When it comes to our finance tips, we haven't covered reusable batteries as this seems like a no-brainer; and that exactly a case; however, sometimes we need a reminder. Rechargeable batteries have been around since I was a kid in the 70's and they juiced up my remote control cars and my giant dual tape deck boom box radio. Now that we are in the 2020's we still have an insatiable need for batteries for just about anything due to the advanced technology in our daily lives. So let's run through some stats on batteries with the most common type which are Single and double A. When it comes to these rechargeable batteries they will cost more upfront; but the money that you save is far and away better than buying disposable batteries. Disposables last longer for a one-time use; however, most rechargeable batteries have at least 1,000 - 2,000 charges before they expire. The other factor is that in many states, the batteries are not recycled and therefore end up in a landfill. In fact, California considers them hazardous waste.The bottom line is that viable product solutions are being offered at blistering pace without sacrificing quality while improving the environment - and as always your pocketbook thanks you. Website:https://www.somethingonmymind.net/Social Media https://www.instagram.com/somm.podcast/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChec5qcZBcGkIhUU3belNDwhttps://www.tiktok.com/@somm.podcast?lang=enhttps://www.facebook.com/somm.podcasthttps://twitter.com/Somm_podcast

Humans generate a remarkable amount of garbage.  According to the World Bank, humans produce 4.5 trillion pounds of trash every year, with at least 33% of this garbage not managed in an environmentally-safe manner. By 2050, global garbage generation is expected to reach nearly 7.5 trillion pounds a year.  Globally, an average of 1.6 lbs […]

DotMod Disposables, Sceptre Tube & No Frills Does it again... FV Vape Show Episode 12 The FV Vape Show is your bi-weekly dose of vaping news, previews & reviews delivered as an irreverent talkshow. We also do giveaways on YouTube, so be sure to subscribe and follow us across social media. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-i2ZQgFS-9PfUtS7BRtZMg/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheVapeShow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vapepodcast/

Best of the underground, week of April 19, 2022: Pep talkin you up, Black Mountain College, and 8 great songs. (All podcasts and reviews are on www.hlycrp.com, and you can also follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, and Spotify, and Apple Podcasts.)

Whats Next For Disposables? And The Greatest Flavours Ever? FV Vape Show Episode 9. The FV Vape Show is your bi-weekly dose of vaping news, previews & reviews delivered as an irreverent talkshow. We also do giveaways on YouTube, so be sure to subscribe and follow us across social media. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-i2ZQgFS-9PfUtS7BRtZMg/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheVapeShow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vapepodcast/

It's time for your infrequent dose of vaping stupidty with the two vaping idiots, the Sulky one & the "Jax from Tekken" one. In this episode Alex lets us know about the Vandy Vape Unicorn & Eliquid Range Donut King, Whilst Pete get up close and personal with 2 new disposables... The Vape Show is your bi-weekly dose of vaping news, previews & reviews delivered as an irreverent talkshow. We also do giveaways on YouTube, so be sure to subscribe and follow us across social media. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-i2ZQgFS-9PfUtS7BRtZMg/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheVapeShow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vapepodcast/

Steele Lightfoot is our guest today and he shares about his 10 plus years in medical sales.  For choosing a career path he says make sure you know yourself and what type of medical specialty would be the best fit.  Just because you see a job posted with a big-name company make sure you really want to do that particular job.  Talk to the reps doing the job and more than that ask to meet with them to understand what they do day-to-day.  I recommend Strength Finder by Gallop or the DISC communication style test, to get to know which type of sales is the best fit for you. For more information, please send me an email mhayes0429@gmail.com or visit my website. Go to my website: gethiredinmedicalsales.com download my free training to develop your story!

From the 1st of June 2022 the Scottish government is banning single use plastic cutlery, plates, straws, stirrers, balloon sticks as well as polystyrene cups and food containers. If you need a plastic straw to eat or drink independently or for medical purposes then you'll need to go the chemist to get one. But this is about more than plastics, we need to radically rethinking our throwaway society. The Ditching Disposables project funded by Zero Waste Scotland is focussing on Portobello and Joppa to trial non-disposable alternatives and help businesses prepare for the new legislation. But it's actually https://www.changeworks.org.uk/projects/ditching-disposablesHazel speaks to Vidya Sarjoo (and Murray) from Gogo Beats, and from Zero Waste Scotland Miriam Adcock and Isa Kristiansen-Bragg

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Paul exposes something to us that is more enduring than even the strong force of the atomic nucleus. Something that is truly a non-disposable!

Church Of Non-disposables (1 Corinthians 13:8-13)

Today we're going to have a lively debate: what is the best diaper for elimination communication? Are disposable diapers okay for elimination communication, or should they be avoided at all costs? Do you have to commit to cloth diapers to make elimination communication successful? (OMG major overwhelm!) Do compostable diapers even work? (Or do they fall apart right when the pee hits them?!) I'm going to unveil the mystery of “which diaper to use for elimination communication” (or infant potty training) right now. Keep in mind: With elimination communication, diapers are used as a “back-up,” not a full-time toilet We are only using diapers for 12-18 months with elimination communication, versus 3-4 years if you're doing conventional toilet training. With that in mind, let's go through the pros and cons and, at the end of today's show, I'll make my recommendation! Get full show notes and add your comments or questions here: https://godiaperfree.com/153 Get my free easy start guide for EC at https://godiaperfree.com/start Start EC with your baby today with Andrea's popular book, Go Diaper Free: https://godiaperfree.com/thebook 

Huge penultimate round of fantasy footy, trades galore, Hawker wins, Disposables crushes another pretender!

This month, we had an amazing article about making your own non-disposable bathroom products. Today, we'll talk through those DIY ideas to help us all reduce waste in the home while using the scraps we already have.

Did you miss us? We enjoyed our break but we missed you guys. In the episode we talk about our recent announcement about the Pathway to Recovery. --------------------------------This episode is sponsored by Modibodi. Modibodi is absorbent underwear that was founded to help people to better manage their periods and incontinence without the need for disposable pads, tampons or liners. It's a more comfortable, dignified solution that is better for our bodies and better for the environment. The new way to period.-Did you know the average person uses 11,000 menstrual disposable products in their lifetime?  -Disposables often contain plastics and can take 500-800 years to breakdown in landfill, longer when they end up in the ocean.  -It's estimated that over 100 billion menstrual disposables end up in landfill annually -Single use products are not only bad for our planet because they end up in landfill or flushed down our waterways polluting our oceans, but the production process - energy, raw materials, carbon emissions - is detrimental as well. After giving birth to her second child, Kristy (the CEO and founder off Modibodi) began to experience bladder leaks, then when her periods returned she realised that the solutions available to her were limited, costly, uncomfortable, not to mention bad for the planet. So, she took matters into her own hands and at her kitchen table began designing, testing and patenting Australia's first period and leak-proof undies, Modibodi. Their purpose is to create limitless positive impact on people and our planet. Beyond selling leak-proof apparel that empower people's lives, they are committed to being sustainable in all we do, helping to end period poverty and supporting health education programs that normalise and open up conversations around our bodies and leaks. To date, they have already donated 25,000 pairs of underwear to women in times of crisis and women in need. They believe the ‘purpose or why' behind a brand absolutely matters, it can act as a guide to each business decision, and ensure you stay focused on your customers first and foremost.Head to their website to get an exclusive offer of 15% off your order using "WORST15" at the checkout. - excluding sale items, gift cards, bundles, maxi-24hrs--------------------------------Thanks for listening to the podcast. Please don't forget to subscribe, rate, review and share.Visit our website where you can find out a bit about us, read the blog and even 'purch our merch' via the online shop!Contact us via social media platforms or email info@theworstgirlgangever.co.ukYou'll find us on...FacebookInstagram Twitter or you can join the TWGGE Facebook Support GroupIt's time to break the silence and open up the dialogue around the topics of miscarriage and pregnancy loss. No more shame, no more taboo, lets ditch it for our children; the ones that will come, the ones that are and the ones that never came to be.

Gary Smith and his business partner Richard Fine set out to reduce the impact of single-use plastics in 2006 and in the space of only a decade, led BioPak to become a leading supplier of foodservice disposables. Now, as a serial entrepreneur with an accumulated 30 years of experience in packaging, logistics and information technology, Gary guides the award-winning company as its CEO, towards a sustainable and zero-waste future.

We asked: "what songs or bands have you discovered during the pandemic. And you did NOT disappoint! Well, one of you did...We take a look back at some moments from the first 3 series, with clips from the Peach Kelli Pop, The Jasons and Funbug episodes. Songs in the episode come from Southport, Local Drags, The Reatards, Mixelpricks, Mark Murphy and The Meds, So-Cho Pistons, Adult Magic, Snuff, Red Light Rebels and The Disposables. Enjoy, and see you for series 4 in a couple of weeks!

In food news this week, we talk over the New York Times’ article, “How the Cookbooks of 2020 Tell the Stories of Our Pandemic Kitchens” In what’s for dinner, it’s colcannon In How’d you Make that, we’ve got Marionberry Yogurt cake. We also discuss eliminating disposable everything in the kitchen. In what we’re loving, it’s … Continue reading Episode 353: Colcannon, Yogurt Cake, and Eliminating Disposables The post Episode 353: Colcannon, Yogurt Cake, and Eliminating Disposables appeared first on Local Mouthful.

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You know that feeling when you're in the shower, pouring water into the body wash to squeeze out one more rinse because you forgot to pick some up last time you went to the store...that's the kinda stuff we're talking about on this episode. It was a fun one. And it might help you be a little more conscious of the things you're running low on around the house. Don't forget to subscribe, hit that 5-Star rating, and leave us a fun written review! We'll read literally anything you write on there

The trickle-down effect that COVID-19 has had on restaurants has been astronomical. From to-go programs becoming the new front line of restaurants causing disposables to go through roof; to sustainability desires; inventory needs, and more; the world of paper and packaging is at the top of every operator’s radar. And if it’s not, you’re missing the mark. We know that delivery and to-go isn’t going to die down any time soon, and we know that the need for sterile gloves and items of the like are here to stay. So in a world where everyone has the same ultimate game plan, how can you stay a step ahead of the game and make sure you’re playing your cards right? RSI New Business Development Strategist, Dave Downs, sits down with Director of Partnerships, Max Strycker; Purchasing Analyst, Catherine Reeves; and Drew Frank, Sales Manager at Western Paper, to discuss the current landscape and the future outlook on the world of purchasing in the eyes of a restaurant operator.

In today's episode, Emma and Julie begin by giving an update on Max Ehrich and Demi Lovato - her returning the huge engagement ring, his IG lives, being spotted crying on the beach where he proposed, the fan account screenshots, and more. Next is exciting baby news for Mindy Kaling who secretly welcomed a son in September, Meghan Trainor announcing her pregnancy, and Katharine McPhee and David Foster expecting their first child together. They also get into Cardi B's birthday celebration with Offset, Alexis Ohanian's investment in David Dobrik's disposable camera app, and the latest 'Call Her Daddy' saga updates.In the awards ceremony, Zoe Kravitz takes home the gold for "best clapback" of the week. Kardashian recap covers Stormi and Kylie's Halloween baking video, Kylie's latest hit song about tequila, Addison and Kourtney in NY, Kim for Grazia, Khloé's collagen investment, and more. Text CBC to 26797 vote.govHighlighted Black-Owned Business: SALT N SPRINKLEShttps://saltnsprinkles.com/https://www.instagram.com/saltnsprinkles/ See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In today's episode, Emma and Julie begin by giving an update on Max Ehrich and Demi Lovato - her returning the huge engagement ring, his IG lives, being spotted crying on the beach where he proposed, the fan account screenshots, and more. Next is exciting baby news for Mindy Kaling who secretly welcomed a son in September, Meghan Trainor announcing her pregnancy, and Katharine McPhee and David Foster expecting their first child together.  They also get into Cardi B's birthday celebration with Offset, Alexis Ohanian's investment in David Dobrik's disposable camera app, and the latest 'Call Her Daddy' saga updates. In the awards ceremony, Zoe Kravitz takes home the gold for "best clapback" of the week.  Kardashian recap covers Stormi and Kylie's Halloween baking video, Kylie's latest hit song about tequila, Addison and Kourtney in NY, Kim for Grazia, Khloé's collagen investment, and more.  Text CBC to 26797  vote.gov Highlighted Black-Owned Business: SALT N SPRINKLES https://saltnsprinkles.com/ https://www.instagram.com/saltnsprinkles/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome back to Tuesday Bro Tuesday. Same show by name only. Each week for roughly a dangle clack free hour and a half we will all be discussing the topics of the day. As well as current breaking news from the world of vaping, nicotine and tobacco harm reduction. According to the 2020 National Youth Tobacco Survey ( NYTS ) Youth Vaping is down! No one seems to be reporting on this anywhere from what I can see. CDC is still focusing on things like device preference ( JUUL vs Disposables ). Not a lot of data has been released yet, but Danielle Jones is here to help us understand the data that has been released. Follow Danielle on Twitter https://twitter.com/RubrDuckyUrThe1

Alena Blanes is an example of a young Canadian who cares about the future She's heavily involved in the Zero Waste Movement, disposing of disposables and adopting reusables, despite the bait and switch of plastic companies during the COVID-19 pandemic. Check out: Sustainability in the Age of COVID-19 & Beyond: Conversation with Alena Blanes (Multi-Hazards Podcast S02 E0Z).  On Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, etc.  With Study Guide: Click on the left where it says PDF: https://multi-hazards.libsyn.com/sustainability-in-the-age-of-covid-19-beyond-conversation-with-alena-blanes BIO - Alena Blanes Alena Blanes is a graduate of the University of Guelph-Humber’s Media Studies and Public Relations program. Originally from Coquitlam, British Columbia, she grew up deeply involved in sustainable initiatives in her school, home, and community. She infamously touts starting a recycling program at her elementary school when she was six. She later co-led her high school environment club and directed an initiative to build a greenhouse on school grounds. She was named ‘Biggest Activist’ in her high school yearbook and continued exploring sustainable concepts throughout university. Alena was an active volunteer with Humber College’s Office of Sustainability and is the former Managing Editor at IGNITE Student Life where she wrote about topics including sustainability. She wrote her senior thesis on ‘Approaching Climate Change through the Lens of Millennial and Gen Z Social Media Users.’ Today, she is the Marketing and Communications officer at Shake Up the Establishment, a non-partisan, federally incorporated nonprofit promoting intersectional environmental literacy and political climate action in Canada. When she's not writing, she loves hiking, camping, and attempting to brew kombucha at home. | @alenablanes

Shelly Sievert, Boelter's Director of Business Development, has a remote conversation with Steve Sandblom and Mark Southern of Vi Living, a Life Plan Community that provides quality environments, services and programs specifically designed to enrich the lives of older adults.Pursue our passions at Boelter Learn more about Senior Living Follow us on Facebook Connect with us on LinkedIn 

Toxicology and food packaging expert Dr. Jane Muncke about the use of plastics during the COVID-19 pandemicwww.zerowastenorway.no

Carinne Chambers-Saini is the founder and CEO of DivaCup, an eco-tech startup focused on making feminine health more sustainable. She's been awarded the EY Entrepreneur of The Year for Sustainable Products and Services, been recognized as one of Canada's 40 under 40, and her company, Diva has ranked 138 on the 2018 GROWTH 500 list and... The post Eco-Friendly B Corps, Dropping Disposables and Building a More Equitable World for All | Carinne Chambers-Saini appeared first on The Syndicate.

Disposable Hero disposed of some heroes and divided the leagues opinion. The first special guest on the podcast Zano from OTLS gives his opinion on Disposables trades. And Itchy & Scratchy give their opinion on the 10 worst trades of all time!!!!

The Science Gallery's Disposables installations ran in 2019 - but if you missed out, no worries. We're here to take you back in time and guide you through it! Learn how Science and Art are tackling issues around sustainability in this bio-inspirational episode of Event FOMO. BioInspiration, a University Hallmark Research Initiative, was showcased in a special floor talk by Associate Professor Devi Stuart-Fox, Co-Chair of the initiative. You will hear her insights as well as those of Ryan Jefferies, Tilly Boleyn, alumnus Carolyn Sparke, and Faculty of Science Dean Alex Owczarek. BioInspiration Bioinspired research is rooted in observations of nature as a source of inspiration. This can be applied to any area of innovation, including the development of new materials, devices, technology and structures, and processes. The BioInspiration Hallmark Research Initiative has identified three key early research themes that leverage existing research strengths: Bioinspired Nano-optics and Materials Bioinspired Design in Architecture Bioinspired Chemical Sensors Disposables PLASTIVORE will demonstrate how mealworms have the capability to digest harmful plastics like polystyrene and turn it into compostable waste. Watch and hear the mealworms as they breakdown the plastic live! URINOTRON demonstrates how even our 'waste' (urine) can be used as a power source. Charge your mobile phones from the power generated from the urine. P@TCH is a textile-based media project, inviting workshop participants to create a hand-embroidered patch, which also incorporate CCS811 Air Quality Sensors that detects the user's personal air-pollution levels. This episode was recorded on August 1st, 2019. Executive producer and host: Dr Andi Horvath Audio engineer and editor: Arch Cuthbertson Production Assistant: Silvi Vann-Wall Find out more: https://science.unimelb.edu.au/

Shelly Sievert, Boelter's Director of New Business, discusses the effects of the COVID-19 virus and how it has dramatically changed the kitchen and dining landscape of senior living communities across the country. Shelly also talks about the adjustments both the residents and administrators have had to make during this crisis, as well as considers what the future may look like for these essential communities. Pursue our passions at Boelter Learn more about Senior Living Follow us on Facebook Connect with us on LinkedIn 

The Human Family presents Human Voices, a podcast featuring conversations from artists and filmmakers creating socially aware and relevant art. Today, Angie Sweiz joins the show to discuss her mixed media work, “Disposables.” Born of the world, Sweiz currently resides in Bismarck, North Dakota with her family, where this conversation was recorded. The Human Family is a nonpartisan 501(c)(3) founded to promote human rights and social justice through film and art. Learn more about the The Human Family at www.human-family.org or on social media at Facebook: www.facebook.com/TheHumanFamilyND/ or on Twitter: twitter.com/HumanFamily_ND This episode was produced, recorded and mixed by Sean Coffman; Series artwork by Leah Marie Ecklund; and soundtrack by Peter McIsaac Music. Human Voices was co-created by the Human Family and Oscar De Leon of Chamber Six Media.

Carinne Chambers-Saini (@carinnechambers) is the founder and CEO of DivaCup, an eco-tech startup focused on making feminine health more sustainable. [spreaker type=player resource="episode_id=23130215" width="100%" height="80px" theme="light" playlist="false" playlist-continuous="false" autoplay="false" live-autoplay="false" chapters-image="true" episode-image-position="right" hide-logo="true" hide-likes="false" hide-comments="false" hide-sharing="false" hide-download="true"]

Carinne Chambers-Saini (@carinnechambers) is the founder and CEO of DivaCup, an eco-tech startup focused on making feminine health more sustainable. She’s been awarded the EY Entrepreneur of The Year for Sustainable Products and Services, been recognized as one of Canada’s 40 under 40, and her company, Diva has ranked 138 on the 2018 GROWTH 500 list and 103 on the 2017 PROFIT 500 list, along with being recognized as one of Waterloo’s Top Employers for 2019.In today’s episode we discuss:- How to design more eco-friendly products and businesses- Why packaged goods and disposables are ruining our world- Advantages of self-funding startups- Why funding’s harder for female founders- Ways Carinne would improve the education system- The benefits of building a certified B Corp- Why businesses need to be the ones to drive a better world- How to build better triple-bottom-line businesses (here’s a free guide for founders)- The reason Carinne’s more-than-worried about screen time for her kids- Why social media is such a powerful force for good, and bad- How DivaCup is addressing inequality in a big way- What does the future of jobs look like- Why focus trumps everything for founders and success

The Daily Eco Minute: Cutting Down on Disposables

The Daily Eco Minute: Cutting Down on Disposables

Over the course of our podcast we discover and reveal the secret of happiness. Phew. Also: the WNC techno-country explosion. Also, fantastic music. (All podcasts are on itunes and spotify, and reviews plus podcasts are on our website, www.hlycrp.com. And you can also follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and, reluctantly and occasionally, Twitter.) We love you artists

On this special episode for National Science Week, Stu gives us a run-down of events around the country; Chris speaks to Melbourne Museum fish expert Dianne Bray about the research she'll talk about at their events; and Claire speaks to Tilly Boleyn, curator of Science Gallery Melbourne about their new program called Disposable. Find out about this and other events at scienceweek.net.au

Debbi Mack interviews crime writer David Putnam on the Crime Cafe podcast. Check out the show notes below, or if you're in a rush, download a copy! 00:13 Debbi: Hi, everyone. This is the Crime Cafe, your podcasting source of great crime, suspense and thriller writing. I'm your host, Debbi Mack. Before I bring on my guest, I'll just remind you that the Crime Cafe has two e-books for sale; the nine-book box set and the short story anthology. You can find the buy links for both on my website, www[dot]debbimack[dot]com under the “Crime Cafe” link. You can also get a free copy of either book if you become a Patreon supporter. You'll get that and much more if you support the podcast on Patreon, along with our eternal gratitude for doing so. Debbi: [00:01:03] Today we have an author with an extensive and impressive background in law enforcement. He's worked in narcotics with the FBI on violent crimes. He's worked on a SWAT team. He was with the U.S. Marshalls. He was co-sworn in as a U.S. Marshall, among other things. And, according to his bio, was a member of the real life Hawaii Five-O, which I found very interesting. In any case, it's pretty clear where this author gets his material. Today's guest is bestselling author David Putnam. Hi, David. It's great to have my show today. David: [00:01:48] Thank you for having me. Debbi: [00:01:49] Oh, it's my pleasure. Thank you. Tell us about your protagonist, Bruno Johnson, and what prompted you to write about that character? What prompted you to create that particular kind of character? David: [00:02:03] Well, that's kind of a long explanation. I've been writing since like 1989. And I was constantly writing. I'd written 38 manuscripts when I finally sold my 34th manuscript, and I was trying everything. I tried police procedural, mystery, young adult, sci-fi. And I had four agents. I had a 156 rejections when I quit counting. And Bruno Johnson was just another one of those attempts to try to find a market for my writing. And Bruno Johnson, he is an ex-cop, ex-con who rescues children from toxic homes in South Central Los Angeles. He couldn't do it when he was a cop because there's too many rules and regulations. So now he goes outside the law to rescue the children. I chose Bruno and made him an African-American, because it adds an extra layer of conflict. When I was working for the sheriff's department, I left the jail after six months and went to work patrol in South Central Los Angeles. I went out with two African-American deputies and one was a good friend of mine. I got to see firsthand the added layer of conflict that he had to deal with. I thought that would work well in my books. So that's why I chose to do it that way. "When I was working for the sheriff's department, I left the jail after six months and went to work patrol in South Central Los Angeles. I went out with two African-American deputies and one was a good friend of mine. I got to see firsthand the added layer of conflict that he had to deal with. I thought that would work well in my books." Debbi: [00:03:25] That's very interesting, yeah. I'm reading your first in the series, The Disposables, and Michael Connelly called it "raw, powerful and eloquent", which I have to agree with. David: [00:03:39] Thank you. Debbi: [00:03:41] Did you have direct experience with seeing children in abuse situations? David: [00:03:47] Oh, yes. You know. Readers read for the emotion. That's what they're in the game for, they read for the emotion. And conflict is emotion. So I thought that I would also write about something that was most emotional to me, and the most difficult part of law enforcement was dealing with children who were abused, because they had no advocate except for law enforcement or social services. Debbi: [00:04:15] Yes. And social services can often be . . . David: [00:04:21] Overwhelmed. Debbi: [00:04:21] Overwhelmed, yes.

On this week’s episode we speak with Alec Mills, co-founder of the world’s first reusable tampon applicator and biodegradable, chemical-free tampons. 100 billion period products are thrown away every year. Most contain plastic but cannot be reused or recycled. Instead they break into tiny pieces and enter our food chain. Most tampons also contain synthetics treated with chemicals and cotton sprayed with pesticides. Women use 12,000 tampons in a lifetime and the vagina is highly absorbent. You do the maths!Women have been menstruating since time began, yet the industry uses the language of discretion. DAME thinks it’s time to bring periods into the 21st Century and ensure young girls become confident women.

From reusable bottles, bags and cups to bamboo toothbrushes, dental floss and reusable face wipes, A&O has everything you need to make the switch to a more sustainable lifestyle. It’s eco-friendly and ethical essentials for the everyday adventure.On this week's episode we learn all about how A&O built their business from the ground up, from all of their challenges to successes. How can you balance trade-offs when creating a sustainable brand, and how do you make sustainability appeal to every gender? We dive into all of these questions and more with founder of Atlas & Ortus, Evie Calder.Please share, rate, review and subscribe to help us on our mission to open up the conversation on sustainability.Follow us @podcastswitch or visit podcastswitch.comatlasandortus.co.ukDISCOUNT CODE: Use code 'SWITCH15' to get 15% off A&O products at checkout.

Plastic bags, plastic straws, plastic containers. It’s all we’ve been hearing about since David Attenborough's Blue Planet II. On this episode we want to chat about how our attitudes are shifting and the cool products and businesses out there doing good things to reduce disposables. But we also discuss what still stumps us… certain areas of our life seem impossible to cut out plastic. We want to address those too and share our weaknesses!Please share, rate, review and subscribe to help us on our mission to open up the conversation on sustainability. Follow us @podcastswitch or visit podcastswitch.comLinks to some of our favourite brands, products, business we discussed on the episode:UnpackagedThinx Mooncupplasticfreepantry.co.ukplasticfreeshop.co.ukAtlas and OrtusSulibox

How do we cope with a society where everything is disposable?~~~* ⬇️ Download the audio for this episode from rabbiorlofsky.com/podcast*

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: Holy Crap Records may be changing our name! Find out why! And to what!!! Also, how to hear dead people, how to be attractive, Cinnamon’s #1 and #2 local drummers, and many thoughts about implied profanity. (Lots of stuff about these and other bands, including artist interviews, is at www.hlycrp.com.)

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The race to sell out heats up as John thinks about investing in a white leather suit. Sean Bohrman of Burger Records talks about the unexpected virtues of cassette tapes. Cinnamon’s first beat hits the airwaves. And for the last half of the podcast, you will not look up from your shoes. (Hopefully you’re not driving.) We have excellent music: The Disposables with Revenge/Just Like Larry Half Stack with Dually CHAI with N.E.O. The Weakened Friends with Blue Again Helicon with The Bold Yin Un.Real with Blue Garden Thank you to Foot Gun for providing our theme song, thank you to Sean Bohrman of Burger Records for the excellent interview, and thank you to The Asheville Rock Collective, for existing.

Clint is from Heber City Utah. He is a graduate of Utah's premier​ Flight Program, having received his pilot's license from OK3air and Utah Valley University (UVU), where he also received his Bachelors Degree in Speech Communication with high distinction from UVU's nationally ranked Leadership Program. Clint was very active in college as a Presidential Leader, Orientation Director, UVU Ambassador, and former UVU Student Body Vice-President. He has been a Professional Drummer for over 20 years, having played for various professional musicians and in venues like the Vivint Arena, the Stadium of Fire, and the Kodak Theater in Hollywood. For 6 years he directed the UVU Drumline known as the Green Man Group which he founded in 201​0 and continued on to direct the Drumline for the NBA's Utah Jazz until 2015. In 2012, Clint was voted as one of Utah's most fabulous people and was recently awarded UVU'sDistinguished​d Young Alumni Award. He has appeared on America's Got Talent and in several different Feature Films with actors like Jack Black (School of Rock) and John Heder (Napoleon Dynamite). His professional business and sales background includes 5 years as a top producing sales representative and distribution manager in the Medical Device, Capital Equipment, Disposables, and Pharmacogenetic Industries. He has been a self-motivated Entrepreneur who is well versed in business start-up, sales management, management training, negotiations, and growing multi-million dollar accounts. Clint understands first hand that relationships are based on trust, service, support, and consistent follow-through. He excels in unveiling customer needs, developing and providing solutions, motivating positive change, facilitating conflict resolution, and closing business. Clint believes that a single moment in time can change a person's life. He has traveled the world speaking to youth and adult audiences alike, challenging them to simply believe—both in themselves and in the power of others. Clint has dedicated his heart to living a life of significance, not just a life of success: “It's not about being the best in the world…It's about being the best FOR the world”.

Welcome to the Culture of Clouds Podcast, Episode 94! Our main topic this week is all about these new disposable e-cigs that we've been seeing pop up all over the vape market lately. We'll be going over their popularity, how they differ from the old ones, and we'll ask ourselves, "Are these good for the industry?" It's a good one about new tech so get stoked! Thanks for listening everyone! Ruby & Grimm

In order to help you save more, earn more and live more abundantly on today's show I'll be covering: 10 Helpful Tips to Save More Money and Live Well Quick and easy meals for on-the-go people like me with FlexPro Meal How to save money with reusable objects

Drea had the pleasure to sit down and chat with Irene and Robert from American Paper & Provisions to discuss Trends vs Laws in disposable food service packaging in the state of California.American Paper & Provisions offers the largest supply of plant friendly products in the USA. They do a range of products from food service disposables, equipment and smallware, grocery, and janitorial supplies.Let's Connect! www.appinc.comirene@appinc.comrobertm@appinc.comwww.preshift-hospitality.com@preshifthospitality FB & IG@preshifthospo Twittertabletalk@preshift-hospitality.com

Drea had the pleasure to sit down and chat with Irene and Robert from American Paper & Provisions to discuss Trends vs Laws in disposable food service packaging in the state of California.American Paper & Provisions offers the largest supply of plant friendly products in the USA. They do a range of products from food service disposables, equipment and smallware, grocery, and janitorial supplies.Let's Connect! www.appinc.comirene@appinc.comrobertm@appinc.comwww.preshift-hospitality.com@preshifthospitality FB & IG@preshifthospo Twittertabletalk@preshift-hospitality.com

Three artworks by Rui Kikuchi, a Japanese jewellery artist in Kyoto, are now showing at the exhibition ‘Shifts in Japanese materiality’ at the Japan Foundation in Sydney. - 京都を拠点に活動するジュエリー作家の菊地るいさんの作品が、シドニーのジャパン・ファウンデーションで行われている展示「Shifts in Japanese materiality」で展示されています。

Have you ever considered cloth diapering? Why would (or should!) someone consider cloth diapers for their baby rather than store bought disposables? Mom of 3 (and 1 on the way!) Sofi, founder of the popular Eggs & Soldiers website, shares with me her experience with cloth diapering, how it works, and how it can be a great option even for 1st time moms!  #WelcomeToMamahood Guest Contact:                           www.eggsnsoldiers.com

Episode 71 highlights some topics you definitely should talk about with your partner before you have a baby. Prior to getting into the details, we talk about Jason son's birthday party and the awesome Michael Jackson impersonator that entertained everyone. There was an An Article on parents.com that lists 10 things you should discuss prior to having the baby: 1. Is Now the Right Time? It's never a perfect time. Dr. Alan Singer wrote “Creating Your Perfect Family Size” and has a 92 question test to evaluate yourself. 2. The division of baby duties – Baths, bedtime stories, diaper changing, feedings, etc. 3. Should You Co-Sleep? SIDS, Academy of Pediatrics says no. you have to decide what is right for you. Sharing your room? 4. Circumcision if a boy? – They say it's on a decline. Religious or cultural reasons. Or if dad has it, you want him to look like dad. 5. Should you bank you baby's cord blood? Collecting stem cells 6. Will You Teach Your Child a Certain Religion? 7. Cloth Diapers or Disposables – $1500 – $2,000 on disposables per year, $300-$800 for cloth 8. Who will care for your child? – Nanny, Babysitters, daycare, Family 9. Will you breastfeed? or Formula? – Great, promotes bonding, provides nutrients, and much lower costs 10. Type of Discipline – Spanking, positive re-inforcement…

Episode 71 highlights some topics you definitely should talk about with your partner before you have a baby.  Prior to getting into the details, we  talk about Jason son's birthday party and the awesome Michael Jackson impersonator that entertained everyone.   There was an An Article on parents.com that lists 10 things you should discuss prior to having the baby: 1. Is Now the Right Time? It's never a perfect time. Dr. Alan Singer wrote “Creating Your Perfect Family Size” and has a 92 question test to evaluate yourself. 2. The division of baby duties – Baths, bedtime stories, diaper changing, feedings, etc. 3. Should You Co-Sleep? SIDS, Academy of Pediatrics says no. you have to decide what is right for you. Sharing your room? 4. Circumcision if a boy? – They say it's on a decline. Religious or cultural reasons. Or if dad has it, you want him to look like dad. 5. Should you bank you baby's cord blood? Collecting stem cells 6. Will You Teach Your Child a Certain Religion? 7. Cloth Diapers or Disposables – $1500 – $2,000 on disposables per year, $300-$800 for cloth 8. Who will care for your child? – Nanny, Babysitters, daycare, Family 9. Will you breastfeed? or Formula? – Great, promotes bonding, provides nutrients, and much lower costs 10. Type of Discipline – Spanking, positive re-inforcement…

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On this edition of Table for Two, the first show of season 4, Naomi hosts cookbook author Kim Kushner to explore her new book, "The New Kosher," Josh Shulman of Dazzling Disposables shows us his gorgeous disposable plastic-ware for Yom Tov, with a discount for our listeners and Dietitian Beth Warren discusses how to not gain weight this holiday season and having a healthy new year.

We talk about finding ways to recycle unused things, fixing others and not grinding up a perfectly good cell phone to win a free one. Appliances we manufacture now are not usually repairable, unless you can do it yourself. Craig's List and cheapskates, barter and thrift shops.

Want to build some basics into your life as we begin 2012--priceless character traits that have held their permanence for more than 2000 years? Then check out this week's Truth Encounter--The Non-Disposables.

Wedding Place Settings with Divine Disposables Janyce Robins Granoff