Podcasts about DOC

Having a best friend is, well . . . the best! But when our bestie suddenly can't be around, it can feel terrible. Whether someone we care about is moving away forever, or even if they just have to miss an important day like our birthday, it can be hard not to feel hurt, or even a little angry. In this episode, we'll talk about using kindness to help us understand the other person's point of view, and we'll learn ways to continue to show friendship to people even when they're far away! This week, Scotty is heading to the Spooky-Ooky Fall Festival, the spooktacular and spine-chilling party that Princess Donnasaurus and Doctor Apocalypso throw every year. But when Doc's music tour gets extended and she has to miss out, Princess Donnasaurus isn't happy at all. In fact, she's really upset! Who's going to make the Spooky Juice? Or light the lanterns? Or carve the pumpkins? And what's with the huge hole that just opened up in the floor?! Join us for glowing goblin pops, flamethrowers, and the coolest (and creepiest!) new dance this side of the cemetery on today's episode of The Imagine Neighborhood™. Plus, get discussion prompts and activity suggestions for “Missing Doc” by joining our mailing list – where every Wednesday we send out downloadable content for your family or classroom to help keep the Imagination Conversation going! See you out there on the dance floor, everybody! Shake those bones!

Having a best friend is, well . . . the best! But when our bestie suddenly can't be around, it can feel terrible. Whether someone we care about is moving away forever, or even if they just have to miss an important day like our birthday, it can be hard not to feel hurt, or even a little angry. In this episode, we'll talk about using kindness to help us understand the other person's point of view, and we'll learn ways to continue to show friendship to people even when they're far away! This week, Scotty is heading to the Spooky-Ooky Fall Festival, the spooktacular and spine-chilling party that Princess Donnasaurus and Doctor Apocalypso throw every year. But when Doc's music tour gets extended and she has to miss out, Princess Donnasaurus isn't happy at all. In fact, she's really upset! Who's going to make the Spooky Juice? Or light the lanterns? Or carve the pumpkins? And what's with the huge hole that just opened up in the floor?! Join us for glowing goblin pops, flamethrowers, and the coolest (and creepiest!) new dance this side of the cemetery on today's episode of The Imagine Neighborhood™. Plus, get discussion prompts and activity suggestions for “Missing Doc” by joining our mailing list – where every Wednesday we send out downloadable content for your family or classroom to help keep the Imagination Conversation going! See you out there on the dance floor, everybody! Shake those bones!

Sports In Depth  With Doc Stanley and his sports posse is an in depth informative educational and historical look at the world of sports,on this his renowned and legendary award winning,radio show,Sports In Depth Di-versing from both a daily and historical perspective,bringing also both an in depth look and perspective not only on the sports of our times, but too,of the players and performers of the said events, both now and of yesteryear. Sports In Depth AKA SID, also brings us the unique strategies of sports from an intellectual prospective. Not just athletics because as it takes raw GOD given talent and conditioning it too takes a GOD blessed mind fueled with passion, determination,intellect and a belief of competing and accomplishing too. And with the in depth knowledge and diverse intellect, of Doc's iconic posse,Sports In Depth is too, the world in Depth.  We say Feliz Aniversario happy 81st birthday to the immortal legendary Pele' He turned 81 yesterday. Nos te Amamos sempre.Futbol and Brazil's greatest athlete and futbul player sempre. Thanks for joining us once again,where we always, Rope and Lasso the Rumors,Hog tie the Issues and Brand the Truth. *TRUST*N*GOD* '' You made your point and I made mine.Now whom is the sharpest''? ''There are those who think things are only right when they think it is so.'' '' Expect and look for the good and best in people.But be prepared for the worst also.And don't be shocked at the end results.'' ''Some times you don't see things because you are so busy looking for other things and something else.''  ''Being Righteous don't mean you are religious and being religious don't mean you are religious'' Docs Words Of Wit and Wisdom  

YOOOO! Your favorite crew is back minus Sam cause he's out celebrating his recent marriage! The Prez, The Doc, and Ya Girl T check in about how we are all doing currently. WE discussed our trip to Seattle and Sam's wedding. We talked about Dave Chappelle and the backlash from his Netflix special and much moreeee! TAP INNNNNNN! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

A doctor at a medical conference asked me a great question!  I was giving a lecture at the International Foot and Ankle Foundation meeting in Hawaii on runners heel pain, specifically about the, what we call the differential diagnosis or the things that can cause runners heel pain.  In that talk I was also teaching about the differences in treatments between runners like us, and non-runner patients with heel pain. At the end of that lecture a doctor wanted to know which kind of imaging study was better for a runner with a suspected small tear in the plantar fascia ligament.  Today on the Doc on the Run Podcast, we're talking about MRI vs Ultrasound. Which is better for Plantar Fasciosis or Partial Rupture in a runner?

Tik and Tok, aka Tim and Renee Beissinger, join Doc to talk about their latest long trail as well as tracking wolves, their hiking app for trails in Germany, married life on the trail, the explosive growth of their TikTok subscribers, and how to carry 17 days of food through the Sierras without a bear can. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/johnfreakinmuir/support

NO ONE CARES IF YOU QUIT, SO DON'T - according to Doc we all get frustrated but never let that frustration boil over into giving up .  Also, download the episode here and get your free 7 day dating course here and GET 10% OFF THE BOOK THAT'S CHANGED THOUSANDS OF LIVES - THE SYSTEM/DATING DICTIONARY.  Oh, you should be […] The post DWP 312: No One Cares If You Quit, So Don't first appeared on Doc Love - Dating Advice For Men.

Today on TruNews, Former President Donald Trump announced earlier this week that he is launching a social media platform titled Truth Social. Mr. Trump said the new Trump Media and Technology Group has big plans to create news, streaming, and technology businesses to compete with CNN and other news organizations. Rick Wiles examines the Wuhan money dump into Donald Trump's new social media platform. Rick also interviews Aaron Smith-Levin, the VP of The Aftermath Foundation which exists to help those who want to leave Scientology. Kerry and Doc update the audience with the latest in COVID news. Rick Wiles, Kerry Kinsey, Doc Burkhart. Airdate 10/22/21.https://theaftermathfoundation.org

Doc calls the show to discuss if the Huskers are improving, and we talk t Jameson about the Braves Game 5 letdown and the Chiefs vs Titans game Sunday in Nashville.

Today I got a question from a doctor who wanted to know what I would do with a runner after surgery to remove non-healing sesamoid fractures in both feet.  You have two sesamoid bones under the big toe joint in each foot. When one of them develops a stress fracture, it can break.  If it breaks into two pieces, it can be very difficult to get the broken sesamoid to heal completely.  If it doesn't heal, becomes arthritic and turns into what we as doctors call a “sesamoid fracture non-union” your doctor may recommend surgery to take it out. Today on the Doc on the Run Podcast, we're talking about what to think about when a doctor is trying to rehabilitate a runner after tibial sesamoid non-union removal surgery in both feet. 

Joe and Andrew gather to count down their favorite movie and TV deaths! Support the podcast with 5-star ratings and reviews on Apple Podcasts: tinyurl.com/y8t8k5ag If you want to support the show by sending us a few bucks, you can become a Patron, which also earns you access to exclusive content! www.patreon.com/wordsalad If you're looking for other ways to support the show, recommend us to a friend! Any and all support is greatly appreciated. You guys keep us going! Email us at WordSaladProductions@gmail.com Check out the Word Salad Radioheads Facebook group: www.facebook.com/groups/WordSalad Follow Word Salad Radio on Twitter: www.twitter.com/WordSaladRadio Follow Joe on Letterboxd: www.letterboxd.com/j4sanders Follow Andrew on Twitter: www.twitter.com/VGComposer Intro music composed by Ender Güney https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHEi... Cover Art created by Joe Ketchum Episode edited by Joe Ketchum Other shows featured on Word Salad Radio: Blockbuster Autopsy: Highly qualified professionals diagnose the cause of death on some of the biggest budget movies and TV corpses around. Commentary Commissary: Host and guests watch movies they enjoy and talk over them. Dick Picks: Where host and guest choose terrible movies to subject the other to and try to defend them. Doc n Roll: An examination of documentary films. Fic/off: Competitors are given 2 fictional characters to mashup into original short stories. Flux Capacitors: A show analyzing the time travel mechanics in various movies and TV shows. Ghost of Oscar Past: An annual Oscar retrospective looking at winners/nominees from 20 years ago to see if they still hold up. High Five: Host and guest compile top five lists that are related but don't overlap. The List of Shame: One person tries to guess what a classic film they've never seen is about and then tries to convince the other person they were right after watching it for the first time. Loose Canons: Where our cohosts review movies that don't actually exist, like Jaws 19 from Back to the Future Part II. The Mooby Awards: An annual show where co-hosts rip apart a movie they agree is overrated. Page Turners: A show all about the art of adaptation. Quote Unquote Guilty: All about guilty pleasure movies, tv shows, music, scientific principles, etc. Rock Cops: A Patreon-Exclusive mini-series breaking down every episode of the 90s musical cop drama Cop Rock. Stranger Themes: Co-hosts force each other to make weird analyses of different movies and defend their argument with evidence from the text. Test Pilots: A show about failed TV pilots and where they might've gone from here. You-Turn: A podcast dedicated to Word Salad fans! Patrons of the show star in original fan fiction short stories. © 2016-2021 Joe Ketchum

DC starts off the show with a valiant effort to talk about wrestling. WWE Crown Jewel is talked about, but it isn't long before Doc unleashes on what has to be his longest movie rant to date. Halloween Kills... might not be a good movie. Special thanks to the DDT Wrestling Patreon members: Kev, Simon, Jeremy, Glenn, Brandon, and Mitchell! We are grateful for your support! Email DDT Podcast! Visit the DDT Wrestling Website! Support DDT Wrestling on Patreon! Buy DDT Wrestling Merch! Check out our podcast host, Pinecast. Start your own podcast for free with no credit card required. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-7287e6 for 40% off for 4 months, and support DDT Wrestling.

After going over what's new this week in comics (10:52), Doc has an ongoing vampire story from Image he's dying to talk about (31:44). And the day has finally come for FryGuy to talk about Aftershock's Bunny Mask (47:46). Find the guys @TLDR_pod (IG/Twitter), @Fry_Guy1 (Twitter) and @BackCrackah (IG/Twitter) and with the rest of the #DORK shared GUniverse on Facebook. TLDR is now on YouTube and TikTok, too!

After going over what's new this week in comics (11:29), Doc has an ongoing vampire story from Image he's dying to talk about (32:21). And the day has finally come for FryGuy to talk about Aftershock's Bunny Mask (48:19). Find the guys @TLDR_pod (IG/Twitter), @Fry_Guy1 (Twitter) and @BackCrackah (IG/Twitter) and with the rest of the #DORK shared GUniverse on Facebook. TLDR is now on YouTube and TikTok, too! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today on TRUNEWS, new revelations from Hunter Biden's infamous laptop have revealed that President Joe Biden's son bragged he deeply knew the inner circles of powerful Russian oligarchs close to Vladimir Putin. The President's son also profited from his connections to Russian oligarchs by selling consulting services to US corporations seeking to do business in Russia. Later in the program, Rick, Doc, and Kerry respond to the Pfizer whistleblower regarding fetal cells, Luciferase, and altered DNA using CRISPR technology. Rick Wiles, Kerry Kinsey, Doc Burkhart. Airdate 10/21/21.

Today on #DebateAmongstFriends. Doc and Prof discuss the return of the NBA and preview Broncos vs Browns on Thursday Night Football. #NBA #NFL #ThursdayNightFootball #GoldenStateWarriors #LosAngelesLakers #StephCurry #LeBronJames #BostonCeltics #NewYorkKnicks #Knicks #JaysonTatum #JaylenBrown #RobertWilliams #JuliusRandle #EvanFournier #HoustonRockets #ChristianWood #DenverBroncos #ClevelandBrowns #ClevelandBrownsInjuries #NFLTradeDeadline --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/debateamongstfriends/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/debateamongstfriends/support

En el día de Volver al Futuro, hablamos con nuestros oyentes sobre la posibilidad de tener un DeLorean como el del Doc y viajar en el tiempo, para corregir ciertas cosas de las que te arrepientes o simplemente de vivir un evento histórico en particular.Un estudio de Harvard determinó que pensar en un futuro positivo, nos da una posibilidad de vivir sanamente hasta nuestra vejez.Si tu primera vacuna fue de Moderna y la segunda es de Johnson & Johnson, ¡no hay pex! estudio determinó que la mezcla de vacunas puede ayudar a elevar los anticuerpos contra el Coronavirus. 

Detroit Sports Podcast - Doc N Jock Sports w/ John & Adam This week - Who gets the blame for the Lions awful loss on Sunday, When do we get to see a win, Dan Campbell said some changes maybe coming -- what should he change?Plus: Check in on Doc and see if his anxiety is through the roof with the swirling rumors of Mel Tucker being potentially targeted LSU!

Doc and William give another edition of Gamblin' Dans; detail the Atlanta Braves' roller coaster ride; and what would each host do with a town for sale in Tennessee.

Question: What does a packet of M&M's and your local veterinarian have in common? Answer: Both are owned by Mars Inc., the global candy monopolist. Since the 1980s, we've seen massive consolidations in industry after industry – from airlines to newspapers, the internet to candy. These monopolists run roughshod over consumers, workers, communities, suppliers, and our nation's commitment to the Common Good. And now the corporate attitude seems to be, “what the Hell, why not let monopolization go to the dogs?” This change has been led by “private equity groups.” They are corporate-takeover sharks that borrow billions of dollars to buy out, plunder, then sell off the remnants of established businesses. They target enterprises that can be grabbed on the cheap but have assets like a loyal customer base. Then the sharks raise prices on those customers while cutting staff and quality of service. This has been happening to thousands of local vet practices and hospitals, which have quietly been plucked by Wall Street entities bearing non-descript acronyms like IVC, JAB, KKR, and VCA. At first locals don't notice the takeover, because the corporate outfit not only buys your friendly “Dr. Barry Bones” vet service, they also buy the Doc's name. As an IVC takeover consultant confided: “People like to take their dog to local vets and not feel like it's a corporate machine.” But increasingly, it is. Solo practitioners who became veterinarians to provide friendly, community-based service now must answer to bean counters at headquarters – and, foremost, they must serve profit over animals. Veterinary Center of America (VCA), for example, is one of the most aggressive monopolizers, controlling access to and prices charged by 1,000+ vet facilities in 43 states. In 2017, VCA was taken over by Mars Inc. One feisty group battling monopolizers is the National Veterinary Professionals Union – Get info at natvpu.org.

Doc welcomes Alicia Taylor, to the show. Alicia is a dancer and founder/director of Cherry Bombs, a female-led rock n roll dance show that mixes cabaret, pyrotechnics, and pure spectacle. They talk about what she thinks Cherry Bombs actually is, her background as a cheerleader for the NFL team, Atlanta Falcons, what inspired her to start Cherry Bombs, what the response has been like with audiences considering it's something that is so different, how she puts her group together and develops chemistry with the other girls, dealing with sexism in the industry, the challenges of having a somewhat public relationship with her husband, Corey Taylor, and the future of Cherry Bombs. This episode features the songs "Alive" by Red Devil Vortex and "Burn My Misery" by Vended. Follow Alicia on Instagram @AliciaTaylor and Twitter @AliciaETaylor Follow Doc on Instagram and Twitter @DocCoyle Please support this episode's sponsor Red Devil Vortex at www.reddevilvortex.com  Listen to more great podcasts like this at soundtalentmedia.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"Men and Therapy" w/ Shauna Springer, Ph.D., Leading Expert Therapy  Men Talking Mindfulness!!   Let's change the stigma surrounding mental health for EVERYONE including men!   As we discussed in our "Asking for Help Episode" - men are less likely to ask for help - well, men are less likely to seek help with their mental health!  According to the American Psychological Association, “dozens of studies and surveys over the past several decades have shown that men of all ages and ethnicities are less likely than women to seek help for all sorts of problems–including depression, substance abuse and stressful life events–even though they encounter those problems at the same or greater rates as women.”   Join Jon and Will for a special "off schedule" episode of Men Talking Mindfulness as they discuss this topic with special guest, Dr. Shauna Springer ("Doc")! Check out Doc's book on her website: drshaunaspringer.com Check out the Master Guide to Mental Wellness on redefiningyourmission.com 0:00 Preview 1:00 MTM Intro 2:00 Welcome to the show! 3:00 Movement Rx: M2 Experience begins October 27th movementrx.com/mtm 3:30 Get your MTM Swag between now and November 7th! mentalkingmindfulness.com 4:00 Introducing Doc Springer 5:00 Will leads Opening Grounding Practice 9:00 Who is Doc Springer? (She'll kick your ass) 12:30 What are the obstacles of getting people into therapy? 16:30 Developing trust is key, but requires different approach 22:30 What is the role of therapy in growth? 24:00 Why going to therapy might destroy a warrior's career. 32:00 Venting to your buddies is not therapy 33:45 Doc Springer calls Will out 35:00 Therapy is work and a therapist is there to help you get shit done. 36:30 Doc is playing Legend of Zelda ‘86 38:00 If you're going to play a video game, you need a gamer by your side. 41:30 Confined masculinity is just avoidance. 46:00 How do you display compassion without bruising egos? 49:15 How do you find the right therapist? 54:00 CW: Suicide 55:00 Taking away someone's weapon is a delicate but crucial matter 59:00 Warriors are constantly in Fight-or-Flight 1:04:00 There are a LOT of therapies, but it's all about the doctor 1:09:30 Get started with redefineyourmission.com 1:12:00 Jon leads Closing Grounding Practice Opening and closing Music: Malecon by Soyb & Amine Maxwell https://soundcloud.com/soybmusic https://soundcloud.com/aminemaxwell Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/al-malecon Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/xbWzYbtMgIE

I was just given a talk at the International Foot and Ankle Foundation's 40th Annual Hawaii Seminar. And at the end of the session, we got a couple of questions from the audience during the live Q&A for the doctors. A doctor in the audience she had a runner who is one of her patients.  This runner had been basically running on a mild stress fracture, which I would really consider a stress reaction, for a period of about two months but wanted to do a race.  Today on the Doc on the Run Podcast, we're talking about what a doctor should do when she is helping a runner with a stress fracture who has been running on it for 2 months and still wants to run a race.

SEASON 3! It's here. We're gonna come outta the gate running talking about Lex's life-changing experience with a dispensary and its exemplary impression on him. Then we pivot into the less than impressive reaction around entertainers, less than impressive governmental actions, and less than impressive ethics of social media. Hope you enjoy it! Email us at Commonology101@gmail.com Lex Godoy - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lex.godoy - Comedy Twitter: https://twitter.com/LexGodoyComedy - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lex_godoy_/?hl=en Mitch the Glitch - Twitter: https://twitter.com/InadvertentEvil - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/inadvertent_evil/?hl=en Nate - Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/mrhandsdown630 Calvin Brown - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/calvin.brown.549221 B.C. Wehman - Behind the Doc: https://evergreenpodcasts.com/behind-the-doc?fbclid=IwAR3cE9iplru07o0WDwuN349zokPKIrfFuiAaaypyNjrfB_M0DLU0Yl2ihuM D Niceee - Music Links: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3WWLcAMq2dWw6dfL17QTUS?si=O54M91WuTfeX2ft_pp1XcQ&dl_branch=1 - Clothing Links: NiceeeWear.com Gaddy the Geek - Melanated Geekdom: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/anchor-podcasts/melanated-geekdom Monica Miles - Instagram: Mynikaa_m - Snapchat: Uniquetreats4u - Business: https://www.facebook.com/Uniquetreats4u/ Issy Renee: https://www.instagram.com/issyreneee/ - Love in Youngstown: https://youtu.be/baoRFz-M4To - #TeaTimeForParents Johnny Chechitelli - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chechitelli Wuyu Wantatah - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ooohwee3Thirty Brent Fury - OUTROspective: https://open.spotify.com/show/3AUpVAVIyZo6JwvrNVJK96?si=BemlRm-kQBulmSWoImF5Qg MOVIES: Apathetic Epidemic - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/apatheticepidemic - Amazon Prime Link: https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/B0864647GW/ref=atv_dp_share_cu_r Worst. Christmas. Ever.: - IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7286474/ - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/worstchristmasever/ - Apple iTunes:https://itunes.apple.com/us/movie/worst-christmas-ever/id1533189417 Opening Song: 'Going Bad (feat. Drake)' by Meek Mill Closing Songs: 'Angel of Death (feat. Tech N9ne)' by Mac Lethal

Following a quick recap of NBA Opening night and the "Cats" 4-1 victory over the Lightning, the guys dive into their favorite past time of making fun of the 76ers organization. Bum Simmons has truly outdone himself this time and Joel Embid as well as Mock and Doc rivers have had enough. Lastly we discuss the effects of the Full Moon and how it lead to little Tobin howling at it mid soccer practice.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Host of The John Freakin' Muir Podcast, Doc knows a little bit about everything, but not enough about anything to be an expert. Keeping his nose above the waterline and his toes above the tree line. https://thejohnfreakinmuirpod.wordpress.com/ @johnfreakinmuirpodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/backpackingpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/backpackingpodcast/support

Listen in as John Kelly and Jeremiah Stringer of the Backpacking Podcast put the tough questions to Doc! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/johnfreakinmuir/support

It's an absolute circus at the 76ers practice facility today and we get a behind the scenes look from Austin Krell Sixers beat for The Painted Lines. Will Ben Simmons play Friday or ever again? Whose plan was it for Ben to get suspended? Joel Embiid going scorched Earth after Doc said they'd welcome him back. Does Ben have a history of playing with a phone in his pocket and rumors he's going to Toronto. (13:40 - 47:20) To start we talk about Marcus Hayes article “Eagles Should Bench Jalen Hurts” and how it's a death sentence for the Inquirer and everyone who works there. (00:00 - 13:40) Way To Early Gambling Lines ends the show and we give our early week best bets so you can get in before the line moves 3 points from now to Sunday. Eagles moneyline? What double digit dog do we like? The Washington Overs are back in the 40s. (47:20 - 1:21:50) If you like what you heard please rate, review, & subscribe so more people can find the show! Follow the podcast on Twitter @evrythingsphine Follow the podcast on Instagram @everythingsphine Follow Kyle on Twitter @kylesphine Follow Mark on Twitter @MarkHenryJr_ SUPPORT THE SPONSORS SUPPORT THE SHOW

Rodney Barnes, writer of Eisner-nomiated Killadelphia, is back to talk about his expansion of the Killadelphia world with Image Comics. Along with their discussion on Nita Hawes' Nightmare Blog, Rodney talks about recent developments in the pages of Killadelphia with Doc and FryGuy — and he tells them a little about some of the other projects coming in the Killadelphia world. Find the guys @TLDR_pod (IG/Twitter), @Fry_Guy1 (Twitter) and @BackCrackah (IG/Twitter) and with the rest of the #DORK shared GUniverse on Facebook. TLDR is now on YouTube and TikTok, too!

Rodney Barnes, writer of Eisner-nomiated Killadelphia, is back to talk about his expansion of the Killadelphia world with Image Comics. Along with their discussion on Nita Hawes' Nightmare Blog, Rodney talks about recent developments in the pages of Killadelphia with Doc and FryGuy — and he tells them a little about some of the other projects coming in the Killadelphia world. Find the guys @TLDR_pod (IG/Twitter), @Fry_Guy1 (Twitter) and @BackCrackah (IG/Twitter) and with the rest of the #DORK shared GUniverse on Facebook. TLDR is now on YouTube and TikTok, too! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Can you see Ed Ogeron as the next ‘Bachelor'? Sure makes a hell of a lot of sense. Then, there are some numbers working against the White Sox favor. See: too many damn ground balls. Ball in air, good things happen. The 76ers' Ben Simmons is just refusing to contribute at all to the basketball, so Doc said ‘go home, bro!' Also, videos of gorilla fights as a pump-up routine. Interesting! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Yesterday, a major nationally syndicated radio talk show host paid tribute to Doc and other personalities who were fired by Cumulus for not taking the jab. He told the CEO if she didn't rehire us, he's going to walk. Today, Doc pays tribute to him!

Doc Rock joins me for a fantastic discussion on Chit Chat Across the Pond. I asked Doc on the show originally to come on and explain ProRes video to me, but Apple delighted us by dropping the new M1 Max Macs and M1 Pro Macs the same day we were scheduled to record. We do spend a little bit of time talking about ProRes video where Doc explains what all those number people have been bandying about, like 4-4-4-4 and XQ. I really understood when he was done explaining to a video muggle like me. Then we take the least linear path through the MacBook Pro announcements you can imagine. It was positively delightful as we dug into specific specs and what they mean and who should care all the time bouncing around between the different options. I loved every single minute of tis conversation. You can find Doc Rock everywhere on the Internets @DocRock, especially his YouTube channel where he helps people learn to live stream like a boss. He'd also love it if you checked out his new audio podcast called Creator 50 where he encourage people of a more mature age learn to share their stories. You can find it at the link in the shownotes, or just search for Creator 50 in your podcatcher of choice.

Today on TRUNEWS, Communist China caught the US Pentagon sleeping. Beijing tested a nuclear-capable hypersonic glide missile in August. News of the unpublished test flight was reported by London's Financial Times, saying the PLA launched a rocket carrying a hypersonic glide vehicle that flew through low orbit space. It circled the planet before cruising toward its test target, with US intelligence totally unaware of the flight. Rick and Doc discuss the implications of this stunning info. Kerry Kinsey joins the program to talk about the reactions of various police departments and the TSA to the vaccine mandates. Also, the pedophile scandal rocking the French Catholic Church could see its national holdings liquidated by Pope Francis. Rick also has few words of comfort at the recent loss of Rob Skiba, Russ Dizdar, and CDR Dave Lewis of the USS Liberty. Rick Wiles, Doc Burkhart, Kerry Kinsey. Airdate 10/18/21

Biden is using the vaccine mandates to change the economy and the country. Police, pilots, nurses, reporters, Navy Seals are all losing their jobs over the jab. Chairman Joe yells during a speech to honor fallen officers. An Aussie TV anchor nukes Biden. While Sec. Pete is on paternity leave the supply chain implodes. Greta Thunberg is back with a cringey climate change song and we take you to Bill Clinton's Doc's presser!Copyright Sean Casey All Rights Reserved

What an honor this is! We got a Chicago Hoops legend, the Crown Prince of Basketball of Illinois, Doc himself! Marcus Liberty is in the house today to share his hoops journey with us in an episode that we know you will enjoy.Marcus Liberty is without a doubt in the conversation for the best prep player to ever come out of Chicago. The accolades never seem to end. Liberty led his high school team to League titles in 1986 and 1987, and to an Illinois Class AA State Championship in 1986. He is the first to be named the Tournament MVP two consecutive years and to win two tournament scoring titles. He was named Mr. Basketball of the State of Illinois and was a McDonalds All American. Sports Illustrated, Parade Magazine and USA Today ranked him the #1 High School Player in the country. He was a key member of University of Illinois of the famous "Flying Illini” that made a run to the Final Four. He went on to have a great career in the NBA, overseas and other leagues.We can't thank Marcus Liberty enough for sharing his hoops journey and for being so gracious with his time. Amazing stories were shared about his historic high school career, Benji Wilson, Nick Anderson, Kendall Gill, Draft Night, Bernard King, Abdul-Rauf, Dikembe Mutumbo, Peja Stojakovic, coaching and MUCH more. We are forever grateful and honored for this opportunity and we know you will all love this one!Thank you Marcus Liberty!Please checkout MarcusLiberty.com and support Liberty Edge Basketball.Also checkout his podcast titled “All Ball Chicago” if you love Doc just as much as we did!You can find this episode on Apple, Spotify or any source for podcasts.Follow us on social media for news, updates and highlight reels!Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/notin.myhouse.79Instagram- @Not_in_my_house_podcastTwitter - @NOTINMYHOUSEpc

Welcome to CRITICALLY RECLAIMED - formerly THE CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED STREAMING CLUB - where film critics William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold catch up on older movies one or both of them have never seen before, as chosen by YOU, our listeners! This week on CRITICALLY RECLAIMED, Bibbs and Witney fall face first into Peter Bogdanovich's screwball comedy classic WHAT'S UP, DOC? starring Barbra Streisand, Ryan O'Neal and Madeline Kahn, and decide whether time has been kind to this wacky blockbuster! Want to vote for future episodes of CRITICALLY RECLAIMED? All you gotta do is subscribe on Patreon! Support the show: https://www.patreon.com//criticallyacclaimednetwork See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Doc's had enough, will Ben Simmons return to the court. The stacked eastern conference. Knicks 55 win season prediction. NBA Finals predictions not what you expect. The Chicago Sky win the 2021 WNBA Championship. What month will Dame snap and will Kylie get vaccinated

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This episode comes from a question from a runner I saw in person during a second opinion house call.  She had a  metatarsal stress fracture and felt like it was more comfortable when she was barefoot.  The more you can reduce the stress and strain to the injured metatarsal bone and the healing stress fracture the faster it will heal.  The types of shoes you wear during the recovery can change those stresses for better or worse depending upon which shoes you are wearing.  You need to focus on protecting and healing that metatarsal stress fracture if you want to get back to running as fast as possible.  Today on the Doc on the Run Podcast, we're talking about whether or not it is better to go barefoot with a stress fracture.

On this week show we talk about Diablo 2 Resurrected, Discord, Epic vs Apple, The doc talks about BR, Things missing from halo. Leveling in Halo, Spiltgate, SEC opens Investigation, Blizzard Entertainment chief legal officer resigns, Xbox could buy another big studio, KOTOR coming to switch, Animated Mario Movie, No Time to Die needs to make 928 Million, Hollywood going on Strike, Star wars is Shit says Lucas Editor and much more. Support or submit your question for the current or next show 24/7 here: https://www.30nstillgaming.live/tip Generation X Gaming is a weekly Podcast that goes over a few of the top stories from the past week in gaming and we rant along the way. 00:00:00 Start 00:01:00 Intro 00:02:56 The Run Down 00:05:06 What have we been playing 00:10:39 Diablo 2: Resurrected 00:18:30 Lost Judgment 00:32:12 Discord 00:35:36 Epic vs Apple 00:42:24 EU and Apple 00:49:39 The Doc says Halo BR (joke) 00:51:06 Things Missing from Halo at Launch 00:51:39 343 over Hyped Bots 00:53:06 16 to 18 hours a day in Halo to level 01:03:20 Splitgate Confirms 'Forge Mode 01:09:07 SEC Opens Investigation into Activision 01:10:00 Blizzard Entertainment chief legal officer resigns 01:20:04 Xbox could buy another big studio who will it be? 01:28:50 KOTOR coming to switch 01:30:15 Animated Mario Movie 01:32:45 Nintendo to bring back N64 and Sega Genesis games to switch 01:34:01 No Time to Die needs to make 928 Million 01:54:00 Hollywood going on Strike 01:58:21 Cyberpunk 2077 still has issues 02:00:56 Star wars is Shit says Lucas Editor 02:07:07 New Star War Gaming coming 02:12:35 Gas Station Sim out selling Deathloop on Steam 02:16:10 BitCraft MMO 02:18:14 Outro Join 30nstillgaming and Sgt Mclusky as they have over 65 years experience playing and discussing games Check out more of @30nstillgaming at Website http://www.30nstillgaming.live Twitch: http://www.twitch.tv/30nstillgaming Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/30nstillgaming Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/sgtmclusky Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/Gen_X_GamingSu... this podcast with a small monthly donation to help sustain future episodes. https://anchor.fm/generation --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/genxgaming/message

Dr. Marvin Singh is the founder of Precision Clinic, and one of only a few integrative gastroenterologists in the United States. After graduating from Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine, he went on to do his internal medicine training at the University of Michigan Hospital. After which he completed a gastroenterology hepatology fellowship at Scripps Clinic, Torrey Pines. He then went on to fulfill a fellowship in integrative medicine and was trained by Dr. Andrew Weil at the Andrew Weil Center for Integrated Medicine in Tucson, Arizona.  In addition to being a sought-after speaker and consultant, Dr. Singh had been featured on ABC News, Readers Digest, Sirius XM, radio, and many other platforms. And here today to talk about the keys to a healthy lifestyle and his new book, Rescue Your Health, is Dr. Marvin Singh. Dr. Singh, how are you today? Dr. Marvin Singh: I'm all right, how are you? Good morning. Vincent Ferguson: Before we talk about the keys to a healthy lifestyle and your new book, Rescue Your Health, tell my listeners and viewers where did Doctor Singh grow up and when did you know you wanted to be a medical doctor? Dr. Marvin Singh: Well, I'm an east coaster actually. So that's why I actually know what fall feels like. I was born in Virginia and grew up in Northern Virginia and lived there most of my life, all the way through college and medical school even. And then I started moving around a bit after I finished medical school and went on to residency at the University of Michigan. So, that's where I grew and I guess I always knew I wanted to be a doctor from a very young age. Dr. Marvin Singh: I always tell the story that our sixth grade elementary graduation had a theme and the theme was hopes and dreams. And I remember we had to draw our own silhouette. I don't even know how I drew that because I'm a terrible drawer, but I guess I did it one way or the other, my parents still have it. And basically you have your shadow and you draw your silhouette and then on the bottom you had to write, "My hopes and dreams are" ... and everybody had to fill that in. And way back then I wrote, "To become a doctor." So I guess from a very early age, I've always known that I wanted to do something that was able to help people and help people feel better. Vincent Ferguson: Wow. So do you have role models though, who basically gave you the feeling that you want to be just like them? A lot of us have role models that we want to be like. Dr. Marvin Singh: Yeah. I mean, throughout my career, I guess I've had different kinds of role models. But from an early age, obviously my parents are role models for me and taught me about work ethic and doing good things for people. I have a few doctors in my family, an uncle and an aunt who were role models to me early on. I guess that helped get me excited about medicine. My aunt and uncle both, I remember, I don't remember how old I was, but I must've been really young. I remember, you have to do these little reports or book reports and things like that on different topics when you're in grade school. I remember they used to send me little medical pamphlets and look at my reports and help me write them and stuff like that. So, from a very young age, I guess I had some influence from medicine, I guess. Vincent Ferguson: Oh yeah. But you know, you're not just an average, regular, conventional doctor. You practice integrative medicine. What's the difference between the two? Dr. Marvin Singh: Well, as Dr Weil says, "Integrative medicine is just good medicine." And that's what I learned along the ways. When I started my career as a gastroenterologist, I realized that something was missing from how we practice medicine and in what we do for people. We were really good at saving lives and doing things like that when somebody is really sick, but what about the majority of people who have ongoing recurrent symptoms or issues? What about them? Why do they keep going from doctor to doctor, to doctor all the time? That was frustrating to me early in my career. I'm just realizing that you don't get that kind of exposure when you're learning or training or anything like that. But once you're out in the real world and you get a taste of what it's really like out there, I felt a little lost, actually. Dr. Marvin Singh: I found Dr. Weil and integrative medicine and started learning a little bit and then enrolled myself in the fellowship and learned a lot about a lot of different things that I hadn't known about before or really appreciated before. That really made a big difference on me personally, and on how I take care of patients, in general. Integrative medicine allows you to do whatever you're going to do normally as a regular conventional doctor, but then also have an understanding that the person in front of you, the person you're taking care of is a human. It's a real person with emotions in an environment, with a family, with stressors, with dietary issues. Dr. Marvin Singh: I don't think we really ... I mean, I think we know this as doctors, but I don't think we appreciated or paused to think about it. We just usually are more in the go, go, go mode. Patient X is in front of you with X,Y,Z symptoms, so you're going to respond with A,B,C solution and that's the end of the story. "Adios, see you later." But that's the reason why a lot of people continue to have problems is because the actual problem is not addressed. And so integrative medicine allows us to do that. Vincent Ferguson: Wow. I know that in conventional medicine, I was always told, 'There's a pill for every I'll." But with what you're doing, it seems like you're looking to address the person holistically and really get down to the root cause of the problem. Dr. Marvin Singh: Yeah. Even if you need a pill for your I'll, right now, let's find out where that ill is coming from so you don't need the pill anymore, maybe. Vincent Ferguson: Yes. Very good. Very good. Now here at Six Weeks of Fitness, we normally talk about the importance of exercise and nutrition if you want to achieve optimal health. But is that really the definition of optimal health, exercise and nutrition, or is it more to it than that? Dr. Marvin Singh: There's more to it than that. I think that's also part of the place where we get lost. I mean, as a gastroenterologist, we see people who have issues with their weight or fatty liver. I remember in my notes in the early days, the default is diet, weight loss, exercise, diet, weight loss, exercise. You just write that down and you say, "Hey, you need to get on a better diet, lose some weight and exercise." And that's literally what you tell people. And they're like, "Okay, I already knew I was fat. So, that doesn't really get me anywhere." Vincent Ferguson: Very true. Dr. Marvin Singh: You know, I'm big on personalization. So personalizing that approach is one part of it. But diet, what kind of diet? How are you going to lose the weight? Diet is important, obviously, exercise and movement is important, but somewhere a lot of other things. Your sleep hygiene, how you're reducing stress, how you're mitigating toxins in your environment and even how much fun you're having in life and what the status of your social relationships are. These all, believe it or not, can influence our gut health, our microbiome and our overall wellbeing. And these are all risk factors for a lot of chronic inflammation that many of us have. Dr. Marvin Singh: And so addressing those is also important and if you don't, you're missing the piece. I mean, I tell people, if you say, "Okay, I'm going to change my diet. I'm going to go vegan. I'm going to lose weight and for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, I'm just going to eat broccoli." Dr. Marvin Singh: And, "Okay you went vegan, you're eating vegetables, good job, good job." But first of all, your diets not diverse so, that's not really good. And there's more to it than that. Because if you talk to the person and you find out that they're only sleeping four hours a night and they have anger management issues and a lot of built up frustration and stress over the years, they're not going to lose weight. It doesn't matter if they're only eating broccoli all day long. This is only part of the puzzle. Vincent Ferguson: Wow. So that, to me, you're giving me a list of things that you need to do in order to achieve a healthy lifestyle. So it's more than just diet and exercise. You said, it's sleep, it's social interaction, it's stress relief, all kinds of things. Dr. Marvin Singh: Because remember, what are we trying to lose weight from? Our body. What is our body? Our body is not just a singular issue. There are so many things happening inside of our body. I tell people what's happening inside of your body, just imagine you get a snow globe, right? And the snow globe has many snowflakes in it. And you say, weight loss, just like, what do they have those magic eight balls, when you say something and you shake it? You say weight-loss, and you shake this snow globe. You see all the snowflakes flying around everywhere. If you want to know how to lose weight, the answers are in all those snowflakes and how those snowflakes are interchanging with each other. Dr. Marvin Singh: So how could it just be diet as the only thing. Diet may be one snowflake, but there are other things going on there too. There are mineral, vitamin issues. There may be stress issues. There may be medications that you're taking or not taking. There's a lot of things involved and the relationship and the interchange between all of those snowflakes, that's what creates that new balance you're looking for. If you're not looking at all those things, you're missing part of the puzzle. Vincent Ferguson: Right. So you look at a diverse amount of things to come up with a conclusion of what it is, the problem with the patient. Dr. Marvin Singh: Right. Vincent Ferguson: Is that what you do at Precision Clinic? Dr. Marvin Singh: That's exactly what we do at Precision Clinic. We look at as many different elements of health and life as we can to try to personalize a program for somebody for optimal health. Vincent Ferguson: What is the connection between your gut and chronic disease? Dr. Marvin Singh: That's a great question. There's a big connection because our immune system is obviously the big controller of inflammation and a lot of chronic disease comes from chronic, low grade inflammation. And where does a majority of our immune system sit? The majority of our immune system sits in the digestive tract. At least 70% of our immune system is in the digestive tract. When we say digestive tract, we're not necessarily just referring to the organ itself, but what lives inside the organ? That's what the microbiome is called. The gut microbiome is the forest or ecosystem of trillions of bacteria that live inside of our digestive tract. And these little guys are the ones that manage all of these things. And so we take care of them in the proper way, and they'll take care of us back in the proper way. Vincent Ferguson: So how do we take care of them, Dr? I want to know, man. Dr. Marvin Singh: That's the magic question, right? So understanding what's going on with them and who they are and what their balance is, is part of the process, because it's hard to build a house without a blueprint, unless you're some genius or something. But you still need to know what parts you need and you have to order those parts and put them together in the right way, assemble them the right way. So, investigating your body and some of the different elements is part of the process. And then sometimes it's not really that complicated of a process. The body is very complicated, yet simple at the same time. That's what makes it cool. The microbiome responds to stress reduction, to optimal diet, to sleeping properly, to exercising. All of these things are associated with microbiome balances. So if you do these things, nicely, in accordance with what your body needs, then your microbiome will find a way to more of what we call a homeostasis or an even balance. When that happens, then good things happen to your body. Vincent Ferguson: Hmm. What are your feelings about probiotics? Dr. Marvin Singh: So probiotics are bacteria that we can take as a pill or a supplement form that could help keep or create a balance or improve the balance in your microbiome. Different probiotics may be appropriate for different people and sometimes probiotics are not necessarily the right answer at the moment for somebody. It really depends on what their symptoms are and what's going on. But I often do use probiotics to help create a balance in patients, in their microbiome, if their microbiome suggests that. Dr. Marvin Singh: The other thing is, you don't always necessarily have to take a pill of a probiotic, you can eat probiotic foods. And I like that as an option often, because not only do you get to fill your belly and eat something healthy and get the nutritional value of that food, but then you also give yourself a dose of good bacteria at the same time. So, sometimes that's a really good option as well. Vincent Ferguson: I remember reading a quote from Hippocrates that said, "Let food be your medicine and medicine your food." So is that what he was alluding to? Dr. Marvin Singh: Exactly, he also said all disease begins in the gut and, and I always joke and say he probably didn't know what in the world he was talking about, but he was totally spot on. This guy was way, way ahead of his time. Vincent Ferguson: Way ahead of his time. That's amazing. Now, and speaking of health nutrition, all that good stuff, can you determine what nutrition needs a patient has by their genetic makeup? Dr. Marvin Singh: We can start to do that now, yeah. We can do a genetic test that can help us understand what potential deficiencies you might be prone to, compared to the average person or somebody who doesn't have a particular genetic mutation. And if we have an understanding of that, then we can try to eat accordingly so that we can avoid those nutritional deficiencies. That's really one of the main things to underscore with regards to precision medicine. That it's really designed to help you prevent getting a problem or developing an issue later on. If you know that, "Hey, I have a gene that that's going to give me a higher risk for vitamin D and calcium deficiency," and, you know you may be at higher risk for osteoporosis or osteopenia later in life, then you're going to want to eat accordingly. You may want to make sure you really stay on top of your vitamin levels. You want to make sure you do weight bearing exercises. You can do all those things and then you can try to prevent and avoid developing osteoporosis later on in life. Dr. Marvin Singh: But if you never knew about it, then you're just going to go about doing whatever you were going to do. And then it's rolling the dice in whether something happens or not. Vincent Ferguson: Exactly, and speaking of vitamin D, I understand that's very important to immune health. What other supplements do you recommend? Dr. Marvin Singh: Vitamin D is very important. A lot of us actually do have vitamin D deficiency. Doing a lot of genetics, a lot of people actually have a genetic mutation for vitamin D deficiency too. So perhaps there's a common thread in a lot of people there. Dr. Marvin Singh: What supplements somebody takes really depends on who they are, what their purposes are, what their goals are, what they need, what medicines they're on, what diagnosis they have. Because you have to take a lot of that into consideration because you want to make sure that you give proper treatment. I tell people, "Supplements, yes, they're natural therapies. Yes, they're available over the counter. Yes, you don't need a prescription for them, but you should treat them like medicines too." That's, I think, one of the things that sometimes, maybe people don't appreciate as much. Dr. Marvin Singh: You may just go to the aisle in Whole Foods where all the supplements are and be like, "Oh yeah, look, this says vitality. Let me grab one of those. Oh yeah. This says digestion. Let me grab one of that. Let me grab one of this." And then you walk out with five, six different things. And I see people all the time, it's not any wrongdoing on their side, it's just that maybe we don't appreciate it as well, and some of these things can actually cause problems to your body. Some of these things, when you combine them together, can actually cause problems. You may not have known that. Dr. Marvin Singh: For example, you may say, "Oh, I have anxiety, so I'm going to drink this kava tea. But I'm going to go out for some drinks later on this evening and I had my kava tea earlier this morning and I feel great." But you know what? Kava and alcohol don't mix together. You can really hurt your liver that way. So really, it's important to make sure you are taking something for the right reason. Just like you wouldn't go to the store and say, "Oh, let me grab some Lipitor while I'm there because I think my cholesterol is high." You want to make sure that you need it, right? Vincent Ferguson: Yeah, most definitely, most definitely. So how does one determine what supplements are good for them? Dr. Marvin Singh: Well, a lot of times it's good to do an evaluation with a doctor and see. Do you need particular kinds of vitamins? Do you have inflammation? Do you have joint aches or pains? It all depends on what's going on there. For general health, taking a multivitamin or a B complex vitamin, sometimes is helpful. A lot of people take vitamin C and vitamin D and things like that for their immune system. So those are some of the basics. A lot of times people may take turmeric supplements if they have arthritis or they're concerned about inflammation. So there are different kinds of things that people may use based on what their issues are, or priorities are. Vincent Ferguson: Excellent. Excellent. Now, if someone has, let's say cancer or heart disease in their family, does that mean that they are going to be predisposed to having heart disease and cancer themselves down the road? Dr. Marvin Singh: Well, it's a risk factor and life's all about risk and understanding the risks. Sometimes there's a genetic basis to things and sometimes there's not. Sometimes people can sporadically develop a malignancy and maybe there is no genetic basis. Or maybe they're the first person in the family who's going to have the problem, we don't know. But family history is important to look at because it helps us understand what your potential risks might be. If your dad had a heart attack at 40 and your dad's dad had a heart attack at 40, and his dad had a heart attack at 40, then it's probable that you have a family history or some genetic mutation in this family history that is contributing to this risk coming down the male line in your family for heart disease. And so if you understand that gene, if you do a test and you understand that gene, what the problem is with that gene, and then try to do some research or understanding, has anybody done any investigations into what things could be done in people who have that gene defect, then maybe you can try to mitigate that problem. Dr. Marvin Singh: And you can also understand what you can do to prevent that problem from happening. Because I tell people, "Just because your dad and your granddad had a heart attack at 40 does not mean that you have to have a heart attack at 40. It's not a life sentence." Our genes are basically our blueprint, but they're not our destiny. They don't dictate what must happen to us. There's more to it than that, interestingly enough. Dr. Marvin Singh: On top of our DNA is what we call the epigenome. And the epigenome is you can think of it as light switches on the genes. And just because the gene is there, just because you have the light switch on your wall, doesn't mean the lights on. Doesn't mean the light has to be off either. There are things that can turn these genes on and off and understanding the gene and understanding what you can do to switch the gene off or not, contributes to the development of a certain problem. That's the important part. Vincent Ferguson: Now let's talk about your book, Rescue Your Health, because even talking about now, I'm sure your book probably goes into more detail about it. What can my listeners and viewers learn from reading your book? Dr. Marvin Singh: Well, I wrote Rescue Your Health because I wanted everybody to know that precision medicine, number one, doesn't have to be a scary topic. I think people think, "Oh, DNA and imaging tests and microbiome. This is too much for me. It's hard enough for me to navigate regular doctor visits, but I can't do this one." Dr. Marvin Singh: So I really try to make it simple and help people understand that it doesn't have to be a scary topic. It can be very useful. It can be more useful than a lot of other types of things that we may do in medicine. And a lot of the tests that you can do to understand your body a little bit better, they're not necessarily these multi thousand dollar tests and some of these are quite affordable. Dr. Marvin Singh: One of the chapters in the book is My Top Five Tests and the reason why I have My Top Five Tests, I made a chapter on that, is because I wanted to show people that all these tests that are there are within a couple or $200-$300 range. And so you can do a lot of things for a pretty affordable price. We often go out and go to dinner and spend $200-300 on maybe a good meal, but may leave you bloated in with heartburn, but it might've been good when you ate it. But you could spend that $200 and learn about your genes and learn how to eat for your life and that could make a huge impact on how you live your life for the whole time moving forward. Dr. Marvin Singh: And so, you know, it's really about bringing realization to that process. I wanted to really simplify it and not make it scary. This book is for everybody. This is what I say in the opening chapters. If you're a human and you're able to hold this book, then this book is for you. There is something in it for everyone. I really help try to explain what are some of the different tests and then give some real life examples about different kinds of people who've come to see me over the years. What their issues were and how we're able to apply some of the principles that we're talking about here and earlier in the book and what happened with them as a result. So, that was really the main point in the book, is really to help people understand that there are ways that we can understand our bodies on a more meaningful level. The science is there, that we can now start understanding our health from a little bit of a different viewpoint and make some big impacts. I tell people that there's two kinds of doctors. There's the kind of doctor that if you're in a burning building, this doctor is a firefighter. He'll run into that building, he's the first responder. Doctors were first responders too, on the healthcare front. And he'll go into that burning building and he will save you, he or she, will go and save you, pull you out of that building. And we need those doctors. We will always need those doctors because life happens. I practice that kind of medicine too. But then there's the other kind of doctor that'll say, "Hey, look buddy, why in the world were you anywhere near that building in the first place, man? You shouldn't be there. And this is how I'm going to help you understand how not to be there. And this is how we're going to help you avoid being in this situation, in the future." Now, which way do you think is probably better for your longevity? I think it's better to understand how you can avoid those burning buildings because the more burning buildings you're in, eventually over time, it puts a little extra wear and tear on your body too, right? Vincent Ferguson: Exactly. Yes, yes, yes. So, that is the key. How does your family feel about you practicing integrative medicine as opposed to conventional medicine? Dr. Marvin Singh: Well, first of all, I do both actually. I still practice as a general gastroenterologist. Go to a hospital and take care of sick patients there. People need that kind of help too. But the part that I am most passionate about, obviously, is the preventive medicine and the integrative part. They're very supportive, actually. Without my wife, I probably wouldn't have ever made it to this part because she's the one who helped me realize that the something that I was missing in the way that we practiced medicine was this. She was a little bit more forward-thinking earlier than I was. Vincent Ferguson: Ah, nice. That's how you know you married right. How can we order the book? Dr. Marvin Singh: Yeah. So the book is out. It's called Rescue Your Health and it's on Amazon. It's also on Barnes and Noble and a couple other places as well. But Amazon is one of the main places that the book is available on and it's out now. You can get on Kindle also. Vincent Ferguson: Okay, excellent, excellent. It just seems like a book that the timing couldn't be better. It couldn't be better than right now. Dr. Marvin Singh: Exactly. Yeah. I mean, I think COVID-19 has been real terrible on everybody in the whole planet. I think moving forward in the years to come, it's very important for people to understand that there are certain things in our body, risk factors that can potentially make us sick or be more prone to be sick. Not just for COVID, but for other things. But I think if you try to look at, was there anything that maybe came out of COVID that we can learn from, this is one of those lessons. One of those lessons is that, what's going on inside our body is a risk factor for who gets sick or how sick they could get. Vincent Ferguson: Yes, yes. We've taken it for granted, it seems for many years. Dr. Marvin Singh: Yeah. In many of us, integrative and preventative medicine doctors have been talking about this for a long time, but I think that this was just a rough lesson that helped bring the understanding to the whole world, all at the same time. I think everybody knows now that vitamin D deficiency and antioxidants and these kinds of things, being overweight and diabetes and heart disease and your diet and exercise levels and all those things, I think we all know, universally essentially, that these things are risk factors for getting sick at the most basic level. Because we're seeing it in real life, in front of us. Vincent Ferguson: Yes and it's time to do something about it. Dr. Marvin Singh: Have to do something about it. Vincent Ferguson: Yes. I also understand, Doc, that you do some charity work for an organization in New York, my hometown. Talk about that. Dr. Marvin Singh: Yeah. So this is really fun. There's a wonderful organization called Bottomless Closet in the city. They help women who are coming out of tough, difficult situations. Women who are in need of assistance in getting a job and getting back on their feet. I became the health advisor for Bottomless Closet, and I do free webinars for groups of these wonderful women and teach them about health and wellness and what they can do to get back on their feet as far as being healthy. Because it's hard to get a job, be successful at a job and try to turn your life around if you're not feeling well and you're sick. So health is very important part of that process too. Dr. Marvin Singh: And then also, if there's somebody who needs help from a doctor, I also donate my time to help that person as their doctor, free of charge and I help them get these precision medicine testing done through various different companies. I give a shout out to Microbiome Labs and Nutrogenomix, helping donate free testing kits to these patients. Several different companies have also helped me get free supplements for these wonderful women, as well. Enzymedica I have to give a shout out to as well, because all I have to do is just type out a list. This person needs this, this, this, this, and this, and they mail it to them. Vincent Ferguson: Wow. So that's amazing. Now you do this virtually? Dr. Marvin Singh: Yeah. Vincent Ferguson: That's amazing, but that's also wonderful that you do that. That you give back like that, I know you're very busy with your schedule, with so many people in need. Just showing how much humanity matters. Dr. Marvin Singh: Yeah. Everybody deserves to have access to this level of care, to understanding their body this way. And if certain people really need it and they can't afford it because of their personal situation, I mean, if they can barely afford to eat, you know, we want them to not spend all their money on that. They need to focus on their life and getting back on track because all that other stuff will follow. But to help them be healthy, I can at least do that part. That's the part that I can play. If they get on track and start feeling better, then they will do better.  So you feel better, you're more motivated, you have more energy, you're less stressed, you're sleeping better, than you're going to perform better at your job. You'll be able to excel in your position and you can climb the ranks that way. So if I can help somebody do that, that makes me feel good because that's what being a doctor and a healer is all about. Vincent Ferguson: Yes, it is, amazing. How can my listeners, find out more about you and Precision Clinic? Dr. Marvin Singh: I'm pretty accessible online. So a website for Precision Clinic is precisionclinic.com. Our contact information, email, phone number is all on that website. Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, my handle is @Dr. Marvin Singh, so I'm pretty accessible that way, as well. Vincent Ferguson: Well, we need to access you, that's for sure. Dr. Marvin Singh, on behalf of Body Sculpt of New York, my nonprofit and Six Weeks of Fitness, I truly want to thank you for coming on this show today. Dr. Marvin Singh: No problem. Thank you for having me. Vincent Ferguson: And to my listeners and followers and viewers, I truly hope this program was informative, encouraging, and inspiring. And you will continue watching and listening in to our Six Weeks of Fitness program. And if you have any questions or suggestions for the show, please leave them in the comment section below. And don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss any future episodes. And remember “you don't stop exercising because you grow old, you grow old because you stop exercising.” You can reach Vince Ferguson at vince@sixweeks.com. You can also visit his website at www.6weekstofitness.com.

His official name is Chicoree's Hickory Doc. Folks just call him “Doc.” He can trace his family tree back to a sapling in Germany. The oldest and wisest of five, he lives at The Lazy Dog Hacienda Kennels on Shorthair Boulevard in Oklahoma.  In Hickory Doc's Tales, Doc shares a host of humorous stories from his […] The post Hickory Doc’s Tales by Linda Harkey appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Hanna Scott: ‘More aggressive, little more ugliness' in first televised Seattle mayoral debate // Contentious race for Seattle city attorney heats up - AUDIO  // Walmart Goes “Woke” Pushing CRT, Telling White Cashiers And Shelf-Stockers That They Are The Privileged Members Of ‘White Supremacy System'  // DOC officer accused of planning own shooting - AUDIO  // Why So Many Products on Grocery Store Shelves Claim They Help Your Immune System // Why Millennials and Gen Z Hate Boomers, and What To Do About It. - AUDIO  // Using Your House for a Movie or TV Set Can Be Lucrative but Also Disruptive   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hanna Scott: ‘More aggressive, little more ugliness' in first televised Seattle mayoral debate // Contentious race for Seattle city attorney heats up - AUDIO  // Walmart Goes “Woke” Pushing CRT, Telling White Cashiers And Shelf-Stockers That They Are The Privileged Members Of ‘White Supremacy System'  // DOC officer accused of planning own shooting - AUDIO  // Why So Many Products on Grocery Store Shelves Claim They Help Your Immune System // Netflix Employee Group Calls for Walkout Amid Tensions Over Dave Chappelle Show - AUDIO // Dave Chappelle May Help Tame Wokeness // The science behind why dogs get frightened during storms - AUDIO    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Axe Me Anything (Airdate 10/15/2021) Have you ever wondered why some people can be absolutely awful to their partners, difficult to live with, not really pulling their weight in the relationship - and yet be treated like the greatest lover ever? Us too. That's why we were really intrigued by a story out of Russia involving a man who married the woman who brutally attacked him with an axe. Sure, he was said to be kind of messy and dirty, and yes, she had a fiery temper, but still. There you are, doing your very best, and you get dumped for not wanting to go camping or something. Love is strange. Plus, Sheri & Max talk serial killers and Doc casually drops a shocker. True crime time y'all! The Bob & Sheri Oddcast: Everything We Don't, Can't, Won't, and Definitely Shouldn't Do on the Show!

Doc, Alvert Inga og Keli á föstudeg. Gísli Gísla og Röggi mættu frá Skaganum og Víking og ræddum hvort er betra að vera Skagamaður eða Víkingur.

Please stay safe and healthy! If you can afford it and love what we do, please consider supporting our show by becoming a BTT Podcast Patreon Member! Also, purchase a BTT Podcast t-shirt or two from our Pro Wrestling Tees Store!  This week's Time Stamps for our NWA Saturday Night on TBS recap from May 19, 1990 review are as follows: Opening Shenanigans, Harper wanted to start early but now he's not here? What's new? ( 0:01:08 )  Patreon shout outs. Become a patron! https://www.patreon.com/BookingTheTerritory, ANNUAL MEMBERSHIPS NOW AVAILABLE. SAVE 10% WHEN SIGNING UP FOR THE YEAR! ( 0:07:45 )  Harper's late but joins the show once again with the shoot job blues ( 0:08:40 )  SPOILER ALERT: Harper and Doc talk about the new Sopranos movie. So fast forward to the next time stamp. ( 0:09:50 )  Arn Anderson's Glock Promo. ( 0:20:51 )  What the hell is a Throckmorton? ( 0:24:46 )  NWA Sat Night on TBS recap from May 19, 1990. ( 0:28:49 )  Ratings and Rolex Time! ( 1:16:50 )  Information on Harper's Video Shoutout, Life and Relationship Advice. ( 1:23:00 ) Information regarding Harper's Video Shoutouts and we play Harper's first shoutout in case you're not on social media!  1. First things first, email Harper with the details of what you want in your video shoutout or who the shoutout is too. His email address is ChrisHarper16Wildkat@gmail.com. Also in that email tell him what your paypal address is. 2. Paypal him $20. Harper's PayPal is, get your pen and paper out, cc30388cc@yahoo.com .  3. Harper will then send you the video to the email address that you emailed him from requesting your video shoutout. That's it! Don't email the show email address. Email Harper. If you missed any of those directions, hit rewind and listen again. Official BTT Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/BookingTheTerritory BTT Facebook Group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/281458405926389/ Pay Pal: https://www.paypal.me/BTTPod Follow us on Twitter @BTT_Podcast, @Mike504Saints, @CJHWhoDat and Like us on Facebook.

The Doc invites Auyon Mukharji of the fantastic band Darlingside on the show! The two discuss growing up in Kansas City, the best places to eat in Kansas City, a little bit of the Doc's old research, going to Williams College, starting Darlingside, song creation, being on Moby's new album and their most recent album Fish Pond Fish! Monologue (Celebrity couple gossip): 0:00:21 Birthday Suit 1: 18:00 Ripped from the Headlines: 21:18 Darlingside - Green+Evergreen: 35:52 Shoutouts: 41:07 Miscellaneous File: 43:28 Previously on the Doc G Show: 46:48 Auyon Interview: 57:27 Darlingside - Ocean Bed: 1:53:33 Birthday Suit 2: 2:01:22 Birthday Suit 3: 2:05:06 Find Darlingside on Spotify at: https://open.spotify.com/album/4l3Y57hxx4pkndMSfEg2q7?si=K896l66hTpqH4pFCIC8jYQ&dl_branch=1 website - www.darlingside.com

Doc welcomes film director, David Yarovesky aka Yarvo, to the show and they talk about David making a name for himself as music video director for bands like Korn, how he got his first break doing a fundraiser party that attracted supporters like Wes Craven, Matt Parker, and Trey Stone, the litany of difficulties and challenges that go along with not only becoming a working filmmaker but keeping true to your artistic vision, how dedicating himself to the technical acumen making films helped him get a leg up in the industry, how making a more family-oriented film and working with Netflix may have helped open new doors professionally, the future of dark superhero films in the wake of his succesful work directing Brightburn. This episode features the song "Glass Castle" by A Mirrow Hollow. Follow David on Instagram @DavidYarovesky Follow Doc on Instagram and Twitter @DocCoyle Please support this episode's cool band of the week A Mirror Hollow at https://amirrorhollow.com/ Listen to more great podcasts like this at soundtalentmedia.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices