Podcasts about Generation Rx

What if the pain you're running from was actually your greatest teacher—and the food on your plate was part of a national security crisis? In this soul-stirring Earth Day conversation, Darin sits down with food activist, author, and resilience icon Robyn O'Brien to explore how our food system is not only making us sick—but also threatening the health of future generations. From surviving public crucifixion as a whistleblower to advocating for systemic change in agriculture and health care, Robyn's wisdom hits hard. This is about reclaiming your voice, your power, and your plate—because change doesn't start in Washington. It starts with you.     What You'll Learn in This Episode: 00:00 – Recording paranoia & Earth Day reflections 01:00 – Robyn's “no quit” mindset and emotional alchemy 02:30 – Why transitions test our true character 04:05 – Learning to integrate grief instead of bypassing it 06:00 – Why our society values doing over being 07:10 – Returning to love through emotional mastery 08:37 – How Robyn survived public persecution 10:30 – The early crucifixion of a food whistleblower 13:00 – Why pain is a sacred teacher, not an enemy 15:15 – Rebuilding from total burnout and betrayal 16:40 – Finding belonging by belonging to yourself 18:00 – How climate change starts as an inside job 20:00 – Judgment as control—and why curiosity is the answer 21:20 – Why polarization is the real public enemy 23:00 – Bridging divides with grace, not righteousness 25:30 – The food industry's character assassination campaigns 27:00 – PTSD from public persecution—and parenting through it 29:20 – How pain creates radical inner clarity 30:45 – The real reason we don't value clean food 32:00 – Self-belonging as the foundation of all change 34:00 – Why real climate work starts within 36:00 – The massive disconnect in U.S. food agencies 38:00 – The youth farming crisis: no one wants to inherit debt 40:00 – Food security IS national security 42:00 – How other countries are winning with better incentives 44:00 – The FDA and Big Pharma: a dangerous marriage 46:00 – Universal health care as the key to prevention 48:30 – What's really stopping young people from farming 50:00 – Beyond lawsuits: who is building the infrastructure we need? 51:45 – Where philanthropy can create real systemic change 53:00 – State-level action as the real engine of reform 55:00 – The Generation Rx crisis + backbreaking drug costs 57:00 – A new model: restore the soil, restore the nation 59:00 – Every talent matters: from tech to farming 01:01:00 – Food is not just personal—it's planetary 01:02:00 – You don't need permission to get involved 01:03:00 – If you're waiting for change, it's waiting for you too 01:04:00 – Don't wait for tragedy to be a changemaker 01:05:00 – What Robyn wants her grandkids to know about her fight 01:07:00 – How to find your people and magnetize your tribe 01:08:00 – The key to a better world? Stop pretending, start listening     Don't Forget... I just launched my brand new program Superlife Supermind. Visit my website https://superlife.com/ to learn more about how you can get rid of stress, improve sleep and overall health today.     Thank You to Our Sponsor: Our Place: Toxic-free, durable cookware that supports healthy cooking. Use code DARIN for 10% off at fromourplace.com. Therasage: Go to www.therasage.com and use code DARIN at checkout for 15% off     Find More From Robyn O'Brien: Website: robynobrien.com Instagram: @robynobrienusa Book: Seeding Innovation     Connect with Darin Olien: Website: darinolien.com Instagram: @darinolien Book: Fatal Conveniences Products & Programs: superlife.com     Key Takeaway: “Pain is sacred. It strips away what's false and shows you what matters.” – Robyn O'Brien

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Today's episode includes a recap of my weekend at the Ohio Pharmacist Association (OPA) Annual Conference April 1-3, 2022, and brief interviews with Ohio pharmacists Emlah Tubuo, PharmD and Greg Kramp, PharmD. Disclaimer.  I am an OPA Member, but I do not work for The Ohio Pharmacists Association.  The opinions mentioned in this podcast episode are my own and not necessarily those of OPA.  Also, I am not being compensated for any content in this podcast episode.   This episode has 4 parts.   In the first part, I'll give a recap from the sessions I attended:  session title and speaker(s) name(s), plus two take-aways. I attended 11 sessions and earned 16 hours of CE.  Ten sessions were 90 minutes long.  One was only 60 minutes long.  There were multiple offerings for each time slot, and it was hard to pick just one to attend. The second part is my interview with Emlah Tubuo, PharmD. The third part is my interview with Greg Kramp, PharmD. The fourth and final part of this episode will be a few stories about what went wrong back home while I was gone.  If you're a parent of teenagers, you're going to groan.  It has to do with my younger son missing the ACT on Saturday, April 2, and the death of the only houseplant I own.   Thank you for listening to The Pharmacist's Voice Podcast Episode 143! To read the full show notes, visit https://www.thepharmacistsvoice.com/podcast/ Mentioned in this episode Annual Meeting of the Ohio Pharmacists Association April 1-3, 2022 (Conference Brochure) OPA (Ohio Pharmacists Association) home page Emlah Tubuo, PharmD LinkedIn Profile  Emlah Naturals website  Emlah Naturals Instagram Page Greg Kramp, PharmD LinkedIn Profile Lauren Castle, Functional Medicine Pharmacists Alliance Founder www.notimpossible.com     Eye gaze goggles video (YouTube) Brian Bisher, Cincinnati-area pharmacist World Autism Day April 2, 2022 The Pharmacist's Voice Podcast Episode 75 with Dr. Adam Martin, The Fit Pharmacist The Pharmacist's Voice Podcast Episode 89 with Dr. Cory Jenks, Pharmacist, Improv Comedian, and Public Speaker The Pharmacist's Voice Podcast Episode 73 with Dr. Lauren Castle (Functional Medicine Pharmacist) The Pharmacist's Voice Podcast Episode 133 with Dan Krinsky, BS, Ms, RPH, FAPHA The Pharmacist's Voice Podcast Episode 135 with Sue Paul, RPH   Subscribe to or Follow The Pharmacist's Voice Podcast! Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Spotify Amazon/Audible Friday Sessions Early Results from Provider Status Implementation with speakers Stu Beatty, Ana Hincapie, Anne Metzger, and Rebecca Lahrman.   OTC/Self-Care Challenge moderated by Kristine Cline and Max Conrad.  5 Ohio pharmacy schools competed in this Jeopardy/game-show-like competition: UC (the University of Cincinnati), NEOMED (Northeast Ohio Medical University), OSU (The Ohio State University), Findlay (the University of Findlay), and ONU (Ohio Northern University).  I did not see a team from my alma Mater The University of Toledo.  Cedarville University did not have a team either.   Current Trends in Prescription Drug Diversion with Dr. Donnie Sullivan.  Generation RX and You:  Medication Safety in Action, led by Ruth Emptage, Kelsey Schmuhl, and Tessa Miracle.  Saturday Sessions By the way, this was the best MORNING at OPA ever in the history of my attending the Annual Meetings.  I was inspired.  I was entertained.  I laughed. I learned.   Self-Care and Professional Well-Being:  The Prescription to Beat Burnout with speakers Dr. Adam Martin (The Fit Pharmacist) and Dr. Tim Ulbrich (Co-Founder & CEO of Your Financial Pharmacist). *VERY INSPIRATIONAL SESSION!* Putting “Yes, And” to Work:  Building a More Adaptable, Empathetic, and Humanizing Healthcare Experience with speaker Cory Jenks.  *This was by far THE MOST FUN CE SESSION I'VE EVER ATTENDED.  EVER!! Pharmacy's Role in Human Trafficking Awareness with speakers Karen Kier and 2022 PharmD Candidate Temi Omitowoju from Ohio Northern University.   National Human Trafficking Hotline is 1-888-3737-888   Text “INFO” or “HELP” to BeFree.  The digits are 233733   https://humantraffickinghotline.org/report-trafficking Successful Pharmacy Entrepreneurship with Marc Sweeney and Chris Antypas.   “Challenging times are great for innovation.”   Blue Ocean Strategy by W. Chan Kim and Renée Mauborgne.  Sunday sessions 2022 Legislative Update with four speakers:  Ernie Boyd (Executive Director of the Ohio Pharmacists Association), Michelle Fitzgibbon (a government relations professional), Dan Fitzpatrick (also a government affairs professional), and Antonio Ciaccia (CEO of 46 Brooklyn Research and 3 Axis Advisors). The 4 Pillars of Pharmacogenomics and Personalized Medicine with speakers Sue Paul, Dan Krinsky, and Amy Van Milligan, MD. Counterfeit Medicines in the US Supply Chain:  Learn How the Criminals Operate to Keep Your Patients Safe with non-pharmacist speaker Shabbir Safdar from the Partnership for Safe Medicines, which you can find at safemedicines.org. Dangerous Doses and Bottle of Lies by Katherine Eban were recommended by Mr. Safdar. Just a few things went wrong back home while I was away for 3 days. Gratitude first. The house did not burn down, and my husband and both kids were alive when I got home.    What went wrong? My son Derrick missed the ACT because he forgot about it. My only houseplant died a horrible death by wind, rain, and cold temps.  Our trash ended up in our recycling toter and the recyclables ended up in the trash toter. I left March 31, and no one flipped the calendars in the house to April.  No one printed the new lunch calendar for April either.   When my family went to church, no one brought the Noisy Change Offering, which is only collected the first Sunday of the month.  My son had to loan my husband cash so we could contribute toward the charity of the month.  My husband also forgot to pick his prescriptions up at the pharmacy on Saturday.  The pharmacy is closed Sunday. Better luck next time, boys!  Please laugh.  I know I did.  That's life, and life can be messy!  

WHY NOT TO BLINDLY TRUST 'EXPERTS' is an eye-opening episode that includes an audio clip from the NIH's 3-day ADHD Consensus Panel discussion in November of 1998. Listen for yourself how our top level experts that expect us to trust them when it comes to ADHD - don't really know more than most of us do! Really! "...an independent diagnostic test for ADHD does not exist." - NIH "Finally, after years of clinical research and experience with ADHD, our knowledge about the cause or causes of ADHD remains largely speculative." - NIH To watch the clip we played during this episode, visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewTttDY6iB0 To watch the full documentary "Generation Rx" (2008), visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9l_jGWNjB-o To download the 'International Consensus Statement on ADHD (2002)' visit http://russellbarkley.org/factsheets/Consensus2002.pdf To download 'A Critique of the International Consensus Statement on ADHD (2004)', go to https://www.criticalpsychiatry.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/docs/critique.pdf For more information on this podcast, please go to www.adhdisover.com

Alicia Cherubino is here to discuss "Generation Rx" from 'Generation Rx', Good Charlotte's 7th album (2018). She tells me about her love of true crime podcasts (and why so many emo kids love them) and how GC helped shape who she is today; we also discuss and rank the band's various intro tracks. Like what you hear? Subscribe to the show on iTunes, leave a review, and share it with a friend! To learn more about Anti-Asian racism and violent attacks, take action, donate, and more, visit https://anti-asianviolenceresources.carrd.co/. To learn more about anti-semitism and sign petitions, visit https://antisemitism.carrd.co/. To learn about Black Lives Matter and how you can help - from protests to donations to petitions - visit https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/ and https://allcards.carrd.co/. Follow Alicia Cherubino: https://instagram.com/alicia_cherub Follow Generation GC: https://facebook.com/generationGCpod https://twitter.com/generationGCpod https://instagram.com/generationGCpod Follow Molly Hudelson: https://twitter.com/mhudelson https://instagram.com/mhudelson --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/generationgcpod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/generationgcpod/support

Kevin P. Miller is an international award winning Writer, Producer and Director whose films have won him numerous international Film and Television awards. Two-time Academy Award winner Paul Haggis called Miller's documentary Generation Rx “a powerful and often chilling eye-opener.” His film ‘Letters from Generation Rx,' narrated by Academy Award winner Tilda Swinton, was released in September 2015. #antidepressants #antipsychotics #benzodiazepines #withdrawal #tapering #mental health

On Episode 24, Alissa Gardner joins me to talk about "California (The Way I Say I Love You)" from Generation Rx, Good Charlotte's 2018 seventh studio album. Alissa talks about her favorite GC songs to play on drums and the place California has in her heart. We also discuss the song's place on the album and GC's best closing tracks. Like what you hear? Subscribe to the show on iTunes, leave a review, and share it with a friend! To learn more about anti-semitism and sign petitions, visit https://antisemitism.carrd.co/. Sign the petition to save the USPS: https://www.change.org/p/save-the-usps To learn about Black Lives Matter and how you can help - from protests to donations to petitions - visit https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/. Follow Alissa Gardner: https://twitter.com/sketchqueen https://instagram.com/alissagardner_ Follow Generation GC: https://facebook.com/generationGCpod https://twitter.com/generationGCpod https://instagram.com/generationGCpod Follow Molly Hudelson: https://twitter.com/mhudelson https://instagram.com/mhudelson --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/generationgcpod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/generationgcpod/support

On Episode 8, I'm talking about "Shadowboxer" from Good Charlotte's 2018 seventh studio album Generation Rx, with Emily Berke (of Waldman Management). Emily and I discuss what exactly is a "shadowboxer", how GC have turned their anger inwards, and how self-esteem and the way we talk to ourselves impacts how we experience the world. Emily also tells me about how this song reintroduced her to GC. Plus, the impact that Linkin Park had on this album. Like what you hear? Subscribe to the show on iTunes, leave a review, and share it with a friend! Good Charlotte: "There's been a lot of death and loss over the last couple of years": https://www.upsetmagazine.com/features/good-charlotte-interview-sept18 Follow Emily Berke: https://twitter.com/emilyberke https://instagram.com/emilyberke Follow Generation GC: https://facebook.com/generationGCpod https://twitter.com/generationGCpod https://instagram.com/generationGCpod Follow Molly Hudelson: https://twitter.com/mhudelson https://instagram.com/mhudelson --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/generationgcpod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/generationgcpod/support

Harrison Ferro is the host of the Generation Rx Radio Show and is currently a Pharm.D student at Wilkes University. Through his radio show, patient education events, and research, Harry is well-versed in the world of substance use disorders. In this episode, Nick and Cole pick Harry's mind about how substance use disorders develop, how to combat them, and the stigmas surrounding them. Harrison's radio show, Generation Rx, can be found on the TuneIn app, or you can listen on Wilkes Radio via 90.7 WCLH from 9:00-9:30 AM every Thursday. Video and audio credits: Hunter Wert Music by: Collin Hadsell Follow us on Instagram: @insightsofalltrades Twitter: @ioatpodcast Facebook: @insightsofalltrades Email: insightsofalltrades@gmail.com **Disclaimer: All opinions and viewpoints expressed by guests on Insights of All Trades belong solely to those guests being interviewed, and they do not necessarily reflect the opinions and viewpoints of Nick and Cole.

Final project for Generation Rx

Greg Critser, “Generation Rx: How Prescription Drugs Are Altering American Lives, Minds, and Bodies” by Zócalo Public Square

In this very exciting edition of Ask An Addiction Specialist, Dr. Bob talks with representative of Generation RX about Pharmacists Educating to Address the Opioid Epidemic. Join our Facebook Group Call now to speak with a friendly addiction guide: (800)387-6907

This podcast looks at mental health and substance abuse within the United States

Saw Good Charlotte 3 times on their Generation Rx 2018 tour. Got introduced to a new band called Knuckle Puck.Philly show: first 35 minutesSyracuse : 35-50 minNew York: 50- end

We run through the basic landscape for this year's midterm election, and a list of our favorite candidates – PS make sure to vote today. Under Armour makes some changes to their corporate policy regarding using company cards in the strip club. Kids in Generation Rx (trademark Hard Factor) are literally killing their guardians; and other headlines, including teachers in trouble for halloween, Amazon deciding to ruin two cities, and our ELECTION NIGHT POWER HOUR ON PERISCOPE 10-11 PM TONIGHT.   

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The Album Effect episode 22 reviews Egypt Station by Paul McCartney, Binge by Machine Gun Kelly, The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars by David Bowie, Generation Rx by Good Charlotte, and a special listener submission from Swedish platinum-awarded producer/artist Jimmy Ledrac for his 2018 lofi instrumental album, The Gordian Knot, plus more. The post #22 – Paul McCartney, Machine Gun Kelly, David Bowie, Good Charlotte appeared first on AudioGearz.

On this episode, new albums from Good Charlotte and Thrice. Jarrell welcomes back Caroline and Devin as OFFICIAL new co-hosts for the podcast. Also Caroline helps Jarrell review the latest season of Bojack Horseman during the "BINGE OR CRINGE" portion of the show. Website: njhybridradio.net Facebook: facebook.com/njhybridradio Twitter: @njhybridradio

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Nicolle McClure, host of the 'Pharmacy Marketing Simplified' podcast talks with Betsy Walker Director, Community Relations; Co-director of Generation Rx. The Cardinal Health Community Relations team executes the strategic community investments of the company and the Cardinal Health Foundation, including national efforts to prevent prescription drug misuse. Walker leads the program development, implementation and evaluation of Generation Rx, the Cardinal Health Foundation's national prescription drug abuse prevention education program in partnership with The Ohio State University College of Pharmacy. Walker has been with Cardinal Health for 12 years where she has served in a variety of roles, including positions in Sales and Operational Excellence. https://www.generationrx.org/  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

September 3, 2018: - Keep Flying has a 2nd pressing of their Walkabout/Follow Your Nightmares LP and a few of bundles to accompany it. The band leaves for their Midwest tour next week. - Good Charlotte release "Prayers", head out on the Generation Rx North American tour with Sleeping with Sirens and Knuckle Puck in mid-October. Generation Rx comes out next Friday, the 14th. - Kevin Lyman has entered the hospital for surgery on his knee replacement. - Hellogoodbye release "Mysterious You" (Apple | Spotify), head out on S'Only Natural fall tour next month. - Play fantasy football with Hawthorne Heights! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The mission of Generation Rx is to educate people of all ages about the potential dangers of misusing prescription medications. In doing so, we strive to enhance medication safety among our youth, college students, other adults in our communities, and seniors. Prescription medications can help us live longer and healthier lives, but any medication has the potential to do harm – especially when misused. Since 2009, the College of Pharmacy at The Ohio State University and the Cardinal Health Foundation have partnered to provide open source educational materials that anyone can use to help prevent the misuse of prescription drugs. These ready-to-use resources are designed to provide everything you need to make a presentation or offer a program in your community, school or college. Our core messages are quite simple: Only use prescription medications as directed by a health professional. Never share your prescription m

The mission of Generation Rx is to educate people of all ages about the potential dangers of misusing prescription medications. In doing so, we strive to enhance medication safety among our youth, college students, other adults in our communities, and seniors. Prescription medications can help us live longer and healthier lives, but any medication has the potential to do harm – especially when misused. Since 2009, the College of Pharmacy at The Ohio State University and the Cardinal Health Foundation have partnered to provide open source educational materials that anyone can use to help prevent the misuse of prescription drugs. These ready-to-use resources are designed to provide everything you need to make a presentation or offer a program in your community, school or college. Our core messages are quite simple: Only use prescription medications as directed by a health professional. Never share your prescription medications with others or use someone else's medications. Always store your medications securely to prevent others from taking them, and properly dispose of medications that you no longer need. Be a good example to those around you by modeling these safe medication-taking practices and discussing the dangers of misusing prescription drugs with your family, friends, colleagues, students, or patients. Role of Community Pharmacy: https://www.generationrx.org/about/role-of-the-pharmacy-community/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Christina Gooding is a producer of the documentary "The Path of the Shaman". At the launch of this episode she is in the middle of an Indie Go Go campaign to support director Todd Harris (Letters from Generation Rx, 2015). This documentary covers the story of Dave, a Canadian family-man who's dedicated his life's work to Ayahuasca, addressing depression, illness and addiction. The documentary also covers the courageous story of 3 women who have worked with Dave towards their profound healing. He currently works with Dr. Gabor Mate on retreats in Mexico. Help support their Indie Go Go campaign and further progress the work of spreading the awareness of Ayahuasca and the communities that work with it for the greater good of all: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-path-of-the-shaman-documentary#/

Generation Rx, Pharmageddon, Pharmville USA. They are prescriptions for a reason; to treat someone’s illness. Millions of teens have been taking pills to get high or escape reality.

Robyn O'Brien continues to discuss the serious problems inherent in our food supply that are causing children to develop food allergies, hyperactivity disorders, and unusual health issues.

Hear Robyn O'Brien speak about the changes made to our food production and how those are dramatically impacting the health of our children.

In this episode we wlcome revolutionary thinkers Charles Gilchrist & Gabriel Cavazos to the show.   Gabriel "Jay" Cavazos: As president and CEO of Cav Con industries. Parent company to the innovative group that includes ARCOTU "Architecture of the Universe" bio design engineer Gabriel J come Ossos possesses 30 years experience in the construction design land development he originally establishing the partnership would dissolve allowing Gabriel to establish Cav Con industries of Michigan that quickly became one of the most sought after design build construction managers in the business after building managing some of the most prestigious development projects in the world like Fountainbleu Casino Hotel resort in Las Vegas. Today Gabriel's commitment to new Bio architecture future of construction and land development is strictly 100% eco-sustainability which he coins to 2M2D "tomorrow today" which current projects in the United States, Costa Rica, Panama, and Chile. ARCOTU is leading the way in developing new proprietary technologies and organic composite materials that he currently utilizes and believes will eventually replace structural steel and concrete as standard building materials because it provides superior strength, lighter weight, complete ductility with unlimited design and capabilities +0 environmental impact and bio energy conducive, a policy that is consistent with been required by Gabriel and all Cav Con industries/ARCOTU projects. Contact info: www.arcotu.com www.cavconindustries.com www.facebook.com/gabriel.cavazos www.twitter.com/gjc19 www.bigctv.com Email: arcotu@cavconindustries.com Charles Gilchrist: Kansas Charles Leslie Gilchrist was born in Wichita Kansas on June 17, 1940 at 12:04 PM. He showed marked artistic talents at a very early age, drawing and painting constantly. His artistic career really began at the age of four, as he was already convinced of his life's path.His formal art education began at the age of 11 (1951). He was the youngest student ever taken by Genevieve Ingram Frickle, a well known portrait and landscape painter, living, working and teaching in Wichita. She developed his natural drawing talent and taught him to see as an artist. Illinois In 1954, the family moved to the Chicago area (Park Forest, Illinois) and Charles graduated from Rich Township High School in 1958. Wisconsin He attended Beloit College (Beloit, Wisconsin) for two years as a Fine Arts major. Chicago He returned to Chicago where, for the next two years, Charles supported himself as a Truck Mechanic. His serious pursuit became the building and driving of race cars; Drag Racing Cars, Go Karts and Sprint Cars. He was instantly successfully, competitive on a national basis, and was being courted to turn professional with an offer of a hot Sprint Car ride (USAC Midget). But the deeper dream of making art returned. The Cleveland Institute Of Art Charles then left his success as an engine builder and driver relocated to Cleveland, Ohio. He enrolled at the "Cleveland Institute Of Art," was accepted, and studied there for two years. Photography Mary Margaret Morris (Chicago girl) and Charles were married in 1962. His first job as a professional artist (1963) involved the silk screen business where he began by hand cutting photo stencils. The photographic aspects of the silk screen business fascinated Charles and after a few years of study he changed his profession to photography. Now with two children (Shawn and Lisa) he spent the rest of the 60's perfecting various levels of Portrait Photography.  Self portrait with guitar, 1966. Commercial Photography In 1970 Charles switched to Commercial Photography, taking a severe pay cut to work in the dark room of a well known commercial catalog house. His talent showed and quickly began to shoot professional images, both on location and in the studio. He also began drawing and painting again. Mary and Charles' second son Charles Patrick, was born in 1971.During the late 60's mid 70's, Charles worked on the side as a professional racing photographer and made thousands of fantastic racing images. He is still involved with racing and sports photography. Return to The Cleveland Institute Of Art In 1972, Charles reentered the Cleveland Institute Of Art and, while working full time as a commercial photographer by day, graduated from the night school program (1977) majoring in Intaglio print making. Through his studies, Charles discovered the classical concepts of open-eyed meditation and began to create Mandalas as a path to self discovery. Gilchrist Photography In 1978, Charles formed his own commercial photography business (Gilchrist Photography) located in an old warehouse building. May Company In 1980, Charles closed this studio and dissolved "Gilchrist Photography" in order to take a senior executive position with the May Company. He was in charge of the in-house photography studio which produced hundreds of fashion and hard line catalogs, and thousands of newspaper ads). While working for the May Company, Charles developed his own personal studio, a loft located on the top floor of the Bradley Building (Cleveland Warehouse District). G Plus Studios In 1982, Charles ended this position with the May Company in order to form a new business (G Plus Studios). Charles designed G Plus Studios to support a more serious pursuit of his personal creative work which he had been avidly pursuing from the beginning. During the 80's, he worked in numerous media including Photography, Graphic Design, Print Making. Drawing, Mixed Media and Painting.  Self portrait, 1987.New Mexico In 1989, Gilchrist dissolved "G Plus Studios," and relocated to Santa Fe, New Mexico, pursuing a full time "Fine Arts" career in the South West. While working and living there, four local galleries combined to sell about 3 dozen Gilchrist acrylic paintings (Mandalas) but family and financial problems forced changes.   Self Portrait with Acrylic Mandala: New Mexico 1990 Florida    In 1991, Charles briefly relocated to the gulf coast of Florida and then moved back to Cleveland, Ohio where he met Pamela Dickens.   Charles and Pamela in New Mexico 1992 Medina   In 1995, Charles married his third wife, Pamela and relocated to an old farm in Medina, Ohio (their hermitage). In the late 90's, Pam contracted breast cancer and passed away April 7th, 2000. This was a tragic loss for us all. Pamela Gilchrist was a gifted and well known professional Astrologer with over 2000 clients nation wide. Cleveland Charles (now back in Cleveland) continues to produce volumes of work in mutable media including Mandalas and photography. He is collected by numerous patrons. One of his most extraordinary commissions (1996) was for a group of 48 paintings (Mandalas based on sacred geometric icons) which are hung in the new headquarters building of the company "Corporate Express," located in Broomfield, Colorado. Self Portrait, 2004 Film Making In 2001, Charles became interested in producing and editing documentary film and video, working with Kevin P. Miller. Mr. Miler is an award wining writer producer with numerous film credits including "Let Truth Be The Bias," "We become Silent," and his new film. "Generation RX". Charles was the associate producer/editor on We Become Silent and Generation RX. CG Imaging We at www.CharlesGilchrist.com (CG Imaging) manage this site and have reproduced a poster, several limited editions, and numerous prints based on Gilchrist Mandalas. In this section, (Sacred Geometry) we are introducing Mr. Gilchrist's brilliant work in Sacred Geometry to a larger audience. Gilchrist's MandalaMarch 31, 2005 A Large Metatron's Cube (42" X 42" X 3") Workshops on Sacred Geometry Charles has recently begun a new Lecture-Workshop series, each including a limited edition booklet holding numerous Gilchrist Mandalas and graphic works, many never before published in any form. The first Workshop of the series is entitled, Sacred Geometry and The Traditional Oracular Systems. His teaching is both entertaining and informative. Video Workshops In september 2007, Charles launched his first Video Workshop on Sacred Geometry, choosing YouTube to introduce his understanding of Mandala and Sacred Geometry to the world in video form (see links below). Look for more coming soon.   If you would like to hear this very unusual artist speak about his beautiful spiritual work and the fabulous transcendental world of Sacred Geometry, contact us via E-mail or call us at (216) 529-1568.

Award-winnng documentary filmmaker Kevin Miller (Generation Rx) discusses what could become one of America's most challenging social issues: the effects from mass drugging of Americans under 21. Over the past 20 years, prescription drugging of youth diagnosed as "ADD," "#ADHD," bi-polar, or other disorders has become the norm. Anti-depressants, stimulants, and other mood-altering substances are being doled out to children who, just a few years ago, would have been seen as normal. The impact from this rush to drug is only just now beginning to be felt. File under :ADHD, #Ritalin, #psychoropicdrugs, Kevin Miller documentaries, drugging of children,generation Rx.

#PharmacyFutureLeaders - Segment  Lisa Dragic:  Temple University School of Pharmacy Pharm.D. Candidate, Class of 2016 Generation Rx Co-Chair Lambda Kappa Sigma Community Service Chair   NCPA Business Plan Chair  About - GENERATION Rx  Who: Generation Rx was started by The Ohio State University and is funded by the Cardinal Health Foundation. Currently, at Temple University School of Pharmacy, there is a group of 4 students who work to create events prompting our message.  What: Generation Rx is an initiative to reach out to students, parents, communities, and health care providers to speak about medication safety and prescription drug abuse. It is a

An in depth look at the prescription drug epidemic...

"Faculty member Dr. Megan Thompson, along with students from the UNM College of Pharmacy, are heading to schools and across Albuquerque and other parts of New Mexico to warn young people of the dangers of prescription drug misuse and abuse. Dr. Thompson's novel approach to the seminar has not only grabbed the attention of the students who attend, but also the American Pharmacists Association, which recently honored her with the Generation Rx Award of Excellence."