Podcast appearances and mentions of doug klein

We ponder whether Roe-vember stopped the Red Wave, leading us to the halachic view of abortion, and why it differs from the fundamentalist Christian perspective.  Doug Klein, our first guest(!), then explains his Zionist Guide to the World Cup.  It wouldn't be our podcast without yet more on the antisemitism front (thanks Dave Chappelle), before John ends on a note of responsibility and Asher ends on a note of tolerance.

In this episode, Al interviews Dr. Doug Klein, family physician and a professor at the University of Alberta on the topic of Parks Prescriptions (recorded 6-20-22). Dr. Klein speaks in general about the incredibly mental and physical health benefits of getting outside, exercising, and spending time in nature. From improved heart health to decreasing stress and anxiety and much more, Dr. Klein shares some of the data from research on the topic. Dr. Klein also describes the Parks Prescriptions program that began in British Columbia. While Parks Prescriptions began as a grassroots movement in the United States over a decade ago, PaRX, created in 2020, is Canada's first national, evidence-based nature prescription program. Dr. Klein is now a proud prescriber, as PaRx recently launched in Alberta. If you have listened and feel that you have received some value from the podcast, please consider supporting the show by becoming a Patron at patreon.com/thedepressionfiles. You can begin to support the show with as little as $1.00/month! In addition to The Depression Files podcast, you can find Al's blog at TheDepressionFiles.com. There, you can also find out how to work with Al as a coach or schedule him for a public speaking event. You will also find Al on Twitter @allevin18. Lastly, it would be greatly appreciated if you would subscribe to the show and take just a minute to leave a review and rating.

Joining the club this week is Australian PGA golfer Doug Klein. Doug brings a bucket load of laughs and some valuable short game tips to the podcast along with lots of great stories which we delve into including his recent win at the Redcliffe Pro-Am.

Pat & Heals live from the Isuzu Queensland Open at Pelican Waters interview golfer Douglas Klein.

:17 - For some, social distancing and quarantines have brought families together, but that is not always the case. In fact, when some families are together too long, they can get short-tempered and even violent. Terri Heckman is the executive director of the Battered Women’s Shelter in Summit County, and she urged women to seek help immediately if there are signs, whether subtle or blatant, of domestic abuse. 9:17 - Tax Day was supposed to be this Wednesday, but that deadline has been extended to July. Instead, we may (or may not) get our stimulus checks via direct deposit this week, as discussed by Doug Klein from BDO. 15:01 - Veterinary clinics are doing their social distancing, and Dr. Gary Riggs lets the listeners know that certain elements with your pets can be put off, but they were also open for emergencies. 19:54 - In the last decade, the All-American Soap Box Derby has expanded its education field into the world of STEM. So while schoolwork is being done from home, so will work with the derby, according to executive director Mark Gerberich.

Local CPA discussing the extended tax season and what to expect as far as as stimulus check.

:17 - As testing for COVID-19 has increased, so is the need for hospitals and ventilators. Dr. Cliff Deveny of Summa Health discussed how his crew has adapted. 6:57 - Dr. George Dagnino not only deals with global economic issues, but is also of Italian descent. He looked at the Coronavirus spread in Italy and its impact from an outsider’s standpoint. 14:47 - For those who qualify, they will receive a check from the government within the next couple weeks. BDO’s Doug Klein looked at that, which will depend on a person’s 2019 or 2018 taxes, and he mentioned the tax day deadline was extended to July 15th. 18:01 - How is the Coronavirus affecting other areas of medicine, such as the veterinary field? Dr. Gary Riggs talked about the social distancing measures he is taking inside his office, as well as if humans can pass along COVID-19 to their pets.

:17 - Joe Biden took home the win from the South Carolina primary, though the momentum continues with Bernie Sanders. And with the recent news of Pete Buttigieg dropping, what’s to come for Super Tuesday? Dr. David Beer from Malone University gave a preview. 9:37 - The panic has set in with the Coronavirus. Ray and Jeanne shared some of the latest news coming out of the weekend. 18:05 - Each and every Monday during tax season, BDO’s Doug Klein stops by and helps out the listeners with some tips.

:17 - February is Black History Month, and each day, Ray Horner will interview a member of the community who has been of influence and made a difference. Today, Ray sat down with Kemp Boyd, football coach and executive at Love Akron. 9:37 - Our political analyst from Malone University, Dr. David Beer, recapped Bernie Sanders’s win at the Nevada Caucus. 12:19 - With Ray being in Arizona for Indians Radio Week, the topic of reptiles is discussed with veterinarian Dr. Gary Riggs. 17:11 - It’s Monday, and it’s time for some tax tips from BDO’s Doug Klein. Be sure to follow us on our various social media platforms. Facebook: 1590WAKRakron Instagram: @1590WAKR Twitter: @1590WAKR, @Rayinthemorning, @TonyMazur

:17 - February is Black History Month, and each day, Ray Horner will interview a member of the community who has been of influence and made a difference. Today, Ray sat down with Glenn Gillespie, owner and head chef at Edgar’s Restaurant in Akron. 7:57 - Ohio Speaker of the House Larry Householder joined the program to discuss the school voucher program and the controversies surrounding them. 14:59 - BDO’s Doug Klein stopped by with some tips, as we’re just under two months away from Tax Day. Doug talked about kids and taxes this morning. 18:04 - A couple of Indians related notes to wrap up the podcast. First, one-time Tribe infielder Tony Fernandez passed away over the weekend at the age of 57. Also, Tribe ace Be sure to follow us on our various social media platforms. Facebook: 1590WAKRakron Instagram: @1590WAKR Twitter: @1590WAKR, @Rayinthemorning, @TonyMazur

:17 - February is Black History Month, and each day, Ray Horner will interview a member of the community who has been of influence. Today, Ray sat down with attorney Eddie Sipplen. 7:58 - Super Bowl 54 has concluded, with the Kansas City Chiefs defeating the San Francisco 49ers, 31-20. The morning show panel discussed the game itself, the commercials, and a little on the rather risqué halftime performance. 14:38 - We’re over two months away from Tax Day, but many got their W2’s in the last week or so. Doug Klein from BDO will be with us every Monday with some tax tips as we head towards April. 19:58 - February 3rd kicks off the Iowa Caucus, and Dr. David Beer from Malone University discussed the caucus itself and recapped last week in the Senate impeachment case. Be sure to follow us on our various social media platforms. Facebook: 1590WAKRakron Instagram: @1590WAKR Twitter: @1590WAKR, @Rayinthemorning, @TonyMazur

:17 - What are Millennials spending their money on? For many, it’s a rent payment instead of a mortgage. Ray pulls up some Millennial stats and defers to the Millennials in the room in Tony and Steffany. 20:12 - For the final time this fiscal year, BDO’s Doug Klein stopped by to discuss extensions and other tax-related tips, as we’re six days before April 15th. 27:50 - Each and every Tuesday during the baseball season, VP from the Tribe, Bob DiBiasio, calls in and answers Ray’s and listeners’ questions. Today’s questions involve Carlos Gonzalez’s health and statues outside the ballpark. 36:03 - April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month, and Ray was joined by John Lehr of the Parkinson’s Foundation, as well as Christina Korines, who shared her personal story of the disease.

:17 - In a whirlwind day in Cleveland sports on Monday, the Cleveland Browns officially introduced their flashy new wide receiver, Odell Beckham Jr. Guest host Tony Mazur and WAKR weekend host Kris Drew talked about OBJ’s immediate impact on the team and how they’ll look with him on one side and Jarvis Landry on the other. 9:01 - Indians took care of the White Sox in their home opener by the score of 5-3. VP from the Tribe, Bob DiBiasio, joined the show to recap the game and talk about key figures such as Carlos Santana and Brad Hand. 20:15 - West Coast rapper Nipsey Hussle was shot dead on Sunday at the age of 33. Tony and Kris mentioned who Nipsey is and his cultural impact, and the conspiracies surrounding the shooting. 30:00 - Our tax guy, Doug Klein from BDO, stopped by the studios to discuss IRS audits and notices. 37:57- Ever take Uber? And if so, are you aware of the dangers that can happen with it? A woman did recently and paid the ultimate price. The morning show panel talked about some of those dangers, but also mentioned the benefits of taking these services.

:17 - Ray opens the show asking the panel about first date icebreakers. That argued into a humorous conversation on horrible first dates. 12:24 - Today is our first visit of the year with VP from the Cleveland Indians, Bob DiBiasio. Bobby D discusses the team ahead of their opener, and he even answered some listener questions, specifically why they are opening In Minneapolis. 23:02 - From BDO, our tax guy Doug Klein stopped by to answer questions on deadlines and extensions. 33:01 - Last weekend was the Hunting, Fishing & Outdoors Show at the MAPS Air Museum, and that got us talking about camping and what’s known as “glamping.” 42:16 - Kathryn Makra joined us from the Embrace Clinic and Care Center in Barberton to promote their casino night. The event is happening this Saturday evening at Todaro’s Party Center in the valley.

:17 - Since every day is apparently a holiday, today is Let’s Laugh Day! The panel discussed their favorite sitcom characters and how their humor can transcend generations. 10:12 - Author Tim Carroll stopped by the studio to discuss his new book (out today) World War II Akron. 18:30 - Would you be able to function better at work if your employer allowed you to take a one-hour nap? The gang discussed this, along with an ASMR drop-in by Tony. 27:03 - We’re under a month until Tax Day, and BDO’s Doug Klein dropped by to touch once again on the tax refunds. 35:53 - Since Ray last talked the Fred Greetham, the Cleveland Browns bolstered their receiving corps with Odell Beckham Jr. Fred and Ray chatted about how this offense immediately got upgraded toward near-elite levels.

1. Doug Klein joins Ray in studio to chat about taxes and answer listeners' questions. 2. Headcoach Russ Swartz joins Ray to talk about Mogadore basketball.

:17 - Major League Baseball continues to tinker with speeding up the game. Ray recalls a recent survey that said fans cannot stand the constant foul balls being hit. Other topics discussed during this segment were the drastic infield shifts and continuous mound visits. 11:58 - It’s the time of year for high school basketball playoffs. The Buchtel Griffins are squaring off at Barberton High School tonight against Poland Seminary. Buchtel head coach Brian Neugebauer previewed his matchup versus the Bulldogs. 18:08 - St. Vincent-St. Mary is taking on Ellet, and Dru Joyce joined the program to talk about his Wednesday game against the Orangemen. 22:31 - Our tax guy, Doug Klein, stopped by to talk about handling your taxes in retirement. 31:49 - A day late, but we have Glenn Leppo from Leppo Rents, as they are our Business of the Week! Brought to you by HEARINC. and TLC Catering.

:17 - The 2016 election doesn’t seem so long ago, and now we’re already looking at 2020. It was announced this morning that Bernie Sanders will join the seemingly countless supply of Democratic candidates, so Ray, Jeanne, and Tony chatted about the ever-changing progressive field. 15:52 - At the all-star break, the Cavaliers are a whopping 12-46 on the season. The voice of the Cavs, John Michael, joined the show to talk about the team overall, Coach Larry Drew, and the landscape of the NBA. 36:04 - Tuesday is tax day, at least for us on the Ray Horner Morning Show. Doug Klein stopped by to go over some small business tax tips. 45:45 - And finally, our Browns guy Fred Greetham gave us a taste of the offseason and what John Dorsey has on his plate.

:17 - The Cleveland Browns have signed former Chiefs running back Kareem Hunt, who also went to Willoughby South High School and the University of Toledo. Why is he a former Chiefs running back? There was an incident of physical violence towards a female inside a Cleveland hotel room in 2018, and as soon as the video was released, the Chiefs cut him loose. The panel (which includes Jeanne and Steffany) sounded off on the signing and why the Browns would bring such a PR hit on themselves. 19:13 - We’re a couple of weeks removed from the cyber attack that hit the city of Akron, so what is the solution? A cloud-based service? According to councilman Russ Neal, that may be in the works. 25:20 - It’s Tuesday, and our tax guy, Doug Klein, joined the program to go over tax credits. 33:20 - The Buchtel boys basketball team keeps rolling this year. Head coach Matt Futch talked about his Griffins and the possibility of a shot clock in high school basketball.

:17 - Still smoking cigarettes? Well, you may want to avoid Hawaii as a vacation destination. The state is, for the lack of a better word, banning cigarettes for folks under 100. Ray and Tony talked about this topic, which Hawaii doesn’t mind taking the financial hit. 8:04 - 2019 is the 80th anniversary of one of, if not the greatest year in cinema history, 1939. Bob Ethington from the Akron-Summit County Public Library stopped by to talk about two iconic films from that year that are seeing re-releases: Gone With the Wind and The Wizard of Oz. 23:28 - It’s Tuesday, and that means our tax guy, Doug Klein, dropped by the studio to discuss deductions here in tax season. 32:08 - Remember the Firestone Tournament of Champions at Riviera Lanes? The name may have changed and the decades have passed, but professional bowling is back in the area. Jerry Schneider does media relations with the PBA, and he previewed what’s to come this weekend with tournament play.

:17 - Quite an eventful way to begin a Tuesday. First, Ward 2 councilman Bruce Kilby sounded off in the Akron Beacon Journal on the mayor’s lack of awareness with city services during last week’s major snowfall. That prompted a response from…. 8:30 - Mayor Dan Horrigan, who happened to be listening to Kilby’s commentary in the car, and presented a counterpoint. 13:26 - The city services are preparing for this week’s deep freeze, but what about the schools? Akron Public Schools superintendent David James joined the program to discuss how the district goes about the process of delaying or canceling school. He did break some news: Akron Public Schools are closed tomorrow. 20:22 - Every Tuesday during the tax season, Doug Klein will attempt to answer your tax questions. 28:40 - You may have heard about the cyber attack that happened over the weekend. SACS Security & Consulting president and CEO Tim Dimoff made some sense in how to prevent such attacks in the future. 34:42 - The Orange & Brown Report’s Fred Greetham stopped by to talk about the Browns’ offseason.

:17 - Ray is back from his day off, and he started his shortened week off talking to Dr. John Green, interim president at the University of Akron. Dr. Green recapped his State of the University address from last Friday, which included points about finances and the near and distant future as far as recruiting goes. 13:30 - Tuesday was the day the Oscar nominations were released ahead of next month’s Academy Awards. Our movie guy Scott Wynn has seen all these pictures, and he broke down who his favorites are for these awards. 20:35 - Speaking of actors and awards, Ray and the panel went over some of the most acclaimed actors of our time, as well as those who’ve appeared to be underrated over the years. 32:36 - The end of January starts tax season, and yes, we actually have a tax guy to defer to. Doug Klein drooped by the studio to answer tax questions, including the biggest one now: are we still getting our refund during the government shutdown?

The third installment of SPEXcast's "Mars May" leads us to a part of interplanetary missions that doesn't get much attention. We often discuss the capabilities of rovers, their designs and objectives, and all the science learned from years spent on the surface of Mars. But what about the engineers who interact with the rovers themselves? What goes into operating a vehicle millions of miles away, and what is a typical work day like? To answer these questions, we spoke with Doug Klein, a sampling systems engineer who spent the last few years working with Curiosity's Mars Science Lab (MSL) and is now a Robotic Arm Flight System Engineer for its successor, the Mars 2020 rover. Doug has experience with daily downlink analysis for sample acquisition and processing, planning out the rover's actions on the uplink side of things, and investigating anomalies and their contingency plans when things went wrong. You can check out additional links and references at https://blog.spexcast.com/mars-rover-operations-doug-klein .

Doug talks about Hector Qirko, the Knoxville Grass, the Lonesome Coyotes, and more. Much, much more.