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Welcome to "The Thyroid Puzzle: Unraveling Energy Drain and Mitochondrial Misfires." I'm your host, Dr Ron and with our special guest Dr Gerald Smith], today we're diving into the complex and often misunderstood world of thyroid health. If you've been feeling unusually fatigued, struggling with low energy, or wondering why standard thyroid tests don't seem to capture your symptoms, you're not alone. An underactive thyroid can have profound effects on your body's energy production, particularly within the mitochondria, the powerhouse of our cells. In this episode, we'll explore how thyroid dysfunction impacts your energy levels, why mitochondrial health is crucial, and why conventional thyroid testing might not always provide the full picture. Join us as we uncover the intricate connections and equip you with the knowledge to better understand and manage your thyroid health.
LEXINGTON, Ky. (March 1, 2024) – On March 5th, 1964, following the postponement of legislation aimed at eliminating segregation in public accommodations in Kentucky, some 10,000 residents of the Commonwealth came together with notable civil rights activists, including Martin Luther King, Jr. and Jackie Robinson to participate in a March on Frankfort. This interracial protest was designed to exert pressure on the governor, urging support for a more robust legislative proposal. On this episode of ‘Behind the Blue', UK professor of history Gerald Smith talks about the historical context and significance of the march, the legacy it left behind, and how, 60 years on, it continues to be commemorated. From 1997-2005, Smith served as the director of the African American Studies and Research Program at UK, and he is the author, editor, or co-editor of five books including his newest from 2023: ‘Slavery and Freedom in the Bluegrass State: Revisiting My Old Kentucky Home'. "Behind the Blue" is available on iTunes, Google Play, and Spotify. Become a subscriber to receive new episodes of “Behind the Blue” each week. UK's latest medical breakthroughs, research, artists and writers will be featured, along with the most important news impacting the university. Transcripts for this or other episodes of Behind the Blue can be downloaded from the show's blog page. To discover what's wildly possible at the University of Kentucky, click here.
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On this episode Drew is joined by Gerald Smith a kayak angler and Chef. Gerald has been a corporate chef and culinary director for James Beard Award winning restaurants as well as worked in Michelin 3 Star Restaurants. The guys talk about the biggest mistakes people make when preparing fish, some old school techniques and if they work, as well as what pairs well with fish and why. Hope you guys enjoy. Now sit back, relax and enjoy the paddle.Check out the Instagram Page https://www.instagram.com/paddlers_playbook/Check out our facebook page https://www.facebook.com/Paddlersplaybook/Join The Redfish Network https://www.facebook.com/groups/2768636633222174Support the show through Patreon : https://www.patreon.com/PaddlersPlaybook2023 Brostaff Fishing Jersey : https://schoolspiritshopusa.com/shop-here-1/ols/products/the-paddlers-playbook-jersey
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[include file=get-in-itunes.html] If you have cavities, root canals, gum disease, or have had your wisdom teeth extracted you need to listen to this show. Dr. Gerald Smith talks about the connection of your teeth and dental health to diseases like cancer, heart disease, arthritis, and more. I bet you never knew that your teeth can […]
We had Dr. Gerald Smith on the show quite some time ago. Dr. Gerald Smith is a dentist and doctor that helps people recover their health. He's an amazing individual that looks at all the different aspects of health. He's really into cranial sacral, chiropractic adjustments, energy healing and natural health. He's truly a great guy helping to change the world! In this show we talked about how moder medicine needs to change and how we can do it. Unfortunately most alopathic standard medical doctors (although well intentioned starting out) have been brainwashed by pharmeceutical companies to be sales people for drugs instead of somebody who tries to help heal people. Most doctors know about drugs and surgery but not how to help the patient get better. Although they want to help people unfortunately they are controlled by insurance companies and drug companies while always being scared into using the "standard of care" treatment or face a potential lawsuit and have their medical license taken away. Dr. Gerald Smith is fortunately outside of that world operating his practice. We talked about post concussion remedies, healing autoimmune disease and even cancers naturally. On Last Thing! As always your support via your donations and bookmarking our Amazon link to use each time you purchase is how we keep our show going. Thank you for bookmarking our Amazon link even if you're not buying anything right now! :) Thank you all! Justin, Kate and Maggie Sponsor For This Episode: Extreme Health Academy Biomat Qigong Energy Course Relax FAR Infrared Sauna Featured Products For This Episode: Bellicon Rebounders Sol CBD Chemical Free Organic Skincare! Activation Products - Ocean's Alive & Magnesium Show Notes Dr. Stuart Nunnally Dr. Bob Dowling Cyber Scan Meridian Grace http://www.bioptron.com/ http://theraphi.net/ Nancy Banks Dr. Bob Marshall Dr. Bruce Lipton Ageless body timeless mind Dr. Richard Massey Dr. Emoto Joseph Bender Curing cancer is not a sustainable business model metabolic typing diet william wolcott Dr. Dadamo Miller's Organics JustinStellman.com Show Topic: Guest Website(s): http://www.icnr.com Please Support Us If You Are Able: (Opens in a new window - Every bit helps us to keep delivering even better shows that help you heal & thrive!) Radio Show Transcript: [spp-transcript]
Quick Announcement for EHR listeners! For a limited time Matt Blackburn is giving Extreme Health Radio show listeners 25% off his line of products. Just enter code EHR25 at checkout while it lasts! Today we had Dr. Gerald Smith on the show to talk about his book called Remove the “Splinters” and Watch the Body Heal. We talked about what causes disease and unique protocols that no other doctor seems to understand on how to get rid of disease. Dr. Gerald Smith is an amazing person and uses all kinds of alternative and natural therapies designed to help the body restore homeostasis. The body is always trying to heal. It's always trying to beat back pathogens and to create energy via ATP in the mitochondria. If we give the body what it needs and stop poisoning it, it will heal from all manner of illnesses. We discussed cardiovascular disease, dental health, migraines, cancer, vertigo and so much more in this show with Dr. Gerald Smith. I hope you enjoy because Dr. Smith is one of the more cutting edge guests we have on our show. Some things Dr. Smith is into that we didn't discuss is energy medicine, frequencies and the spiritual/emotional connection to all illness. Please tag us on Instagram and share with your friends if you enjoyed! Commercials Extreme Health Academy (Use code EHR14 for a free 2 week trial!) Relax FAR Infrared Sauna Magnetico Mattress Bellicon Rebounders Joovv Red Light Therapy Related Products To This Episode IMRS PEMF Mat Qigong Moving Meditations Colostrum from Surthrival Medical Biomats For Healing Show Guest: Dr. Gerald Smith Guest Info: Doctor Smith is certified by the World Organization for Natural Medicine to practice natural medicine globally. He is also a certified dental practitioner. His broad base of post-graduate training in dentistry and natural medicine enabled him to integrate many health care specialties. Sir, Doctor Smith is also a Knight Hospitaller a dedicated professional organization dating back to the year 1050. The Knights Hospitallers have official recognition from the United Nations and the Pope for their tremendous humanitarian work with the poor. Doctor Smith's unique approach to healing has resulted in hundreds of success stories from patients who had years of struggle with no answers from ordinary doctors. His work has been published in numerous publications and his research on the hidden effects of root canals has been featured on major streaming platforms such as Netflix. Guest Website(s): https://www.icnr.com/about.html https://removethesplinters.com/ Guest Product(s): Please Support Us If You Are Able: (Opens in a new window - Every bit helps us to keep delivering even better shows that help you heal & thrive!)
In the wake of the sedition trial's collapse, Justice Department prosecutor John Rogge travels overseas and uncovers a bombshell. He finds evidence of a coordinated effort to subvert American democracy… as well as the names of high-profile Americans involved. Rogge then returns to America... and goes rogue. Risking his career as a prosecutor, he makes public what he's discovered about the fascist threat and the Americans who supported it. And he offers a prescient warning about an American criminal justice system that is ill-equipped to defend democracy from those who seek to destroy it.
T'was 1869 (nice) and a farmer named William “Stub” Newell hired two men to dig a well on his property. He told the men where to dig and left them to do their thing. The men dug and dug. They were only about three feet deep when they hit something. It felt like a stone. They dug around it. They cleared dirt off of it. They soon realized that they hadn't hit a stone; they'd hit a gigantic foot. They kept digging. When they cleared all the dirt away, they realized that they were looking at the petrified body of a giant. T'was a sight to behold! He was a full blown meaty boi! *Kristin first told this story during our live episode taping at Obsessed Fest, where she was so nervous that she couldn't talk about the Cardiff Giant's massive dong. Brandi, however, had no such misgivings. We'll put the recording from the live show on Patreon at the $10 level as soon as we get it. In the meantime, please enjoy this recording straight from the sex dungeon. And now for a note about our process. For each episode, Kristin reads a bunch of articles, then spits them back out in her very limited vocabulary. Brandi copies and pastes from the best sources on the web. And sometimes Wikipedia. (No shade, Wikipedia. We love you.) We owe a huge debt of gratitude to the real experts who covered these cases. In this episode, Kristin pulled from: “The giant in the earth,” by Stephen Sears for American Heritage “When giants roamed the earth,” by Mark rose for Archaeology “The Cardiff giant hoax,” by James Taylor Dunn for New York History “The Cardiff giant was just a big hoax,” by Kat Eschner for Smithsonian Magazine “Fake of a fake of a fake: A giant tale of local lore,” by Gerald Smith for Press Connects YOU'RE STILL READING? My, my, my, you skeezy scunch! You must be hungry for more! We'd offer you some sausage brunch, but that gets messy. So how about you head over to our Patreon instead? (patreon.com/lgtcpodcast). At the $5 level, you'll get 35+ full length bonus episodes, plus access to our 90's style chat room!
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Dr. Gerald Smith has led workshops at the storied Esalen Institute for over 50 years. He is friends with one of its originals co-founders, Michael Murphy, whom he interviewed on an earlier podcast. Jerry attended the University of Pennsylvania and Stanford University, earning an M.B.A and Doctoral degree in Educational Psychology. Jerry is still a practicing clinical psychologist at the age of 92. And he is as sharp and quick-witted as ever. He has written two books, hosted a T.V. show, and loves leading workshops for couples. Jerry participated in some of the pioneering psychedelic research experiments (in the 1950's) when it was legal and quite provocative. He reported positive results using psychedelics and discusses some of his own experiences, along with the tremendous benefits and pitfalls of plant and lab-based medicine. Jerry believes psychedelics can expand our perceptual field. He stresses that psychedelics can potentially benefit people suffering from depression, anxiety, and trauma, but that caution is warranted. Jerry was also trained by such luminaries as Virginia Satir and Fritz Pearls. He knows he was privileged to know each of them personally and professionally … and pulls back the curtains on what they were really like. In this podcast, Jerry discusses how Psychedelics, Virginia Satir, and Fritz Pearls impacted his perceptual field …. and what matters most at this stage in his life.WCMI networking group A networking group for mindfulness-focused clinicians dedicated to learning together & collaborating for more information click here
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It's your weekend dose of #DaHoodCast. We get some revealing info about Jen E. We discuss a 420 fiasco and go into a serious munchies discusion. We also take some take time to do a memorial for a major member of our Hoodtech family, Gerald Smith. He was the picture of loyalty. A true Brother to us and many more. Have a great weekend and enjoy this episode. Be sure to follow our Youtube to watch the live stream.
Gerald Smith is a Professor of Marketing at Boston College. He's been a Pricing Consultant with Strategic Pricing Group and Monitor Group since 1987. Gerald is the author of a relatively new book, “Getting Price Right: The Behavioral Economics of Profitable Pricing”. In this episode, Gerald discusses the power psychology holds in pricing in relation to behavioral economics as he talks about the soft side of pricing alongside the importance of framing. Why you have to check out today's podcast: Find out what the hard side and soft side of pricing are all about, and why the behavioral side of pricing is more powerful than the logical side Understand why companies do framing, as well as why a frame of reference is important in pricing Discover why there's power in psychology when talking about behavioral economics “Ask yourself and ask your pricing team, what do customers get and what do they pay for what they get? And say, is everybody in the industry doing it the same way?” – Gerald Smith Topics Covered: 01:39 – The start of Gerald's pricing journey with Thomas Nagle and Reed Holden 03:08 – Gerald talks about his dissertation in relation to his new book, Getting Price Right 04:33 – The behavioral/soft side as potentially more powerful than the logical side 06:39 – The main point of Getting Price Right – the psychology of the sellers, the people that really set price 09:11 – Talking about the dominant pricing bias of salespeople giving discounts all the time 13:07 – Pricing strategy vs. pricing orientation 15:15 – Framing as one of the foundational theories of economics 18:09 – Discussion about Apple's pricing slogan and the company having huge margins 22:45 – The power of behavioral economics – psychology; analysis vs. gut 24:12 – Talking about frame of references and setting price metrics 27:45 – Gerald's piece of pricing advice for today's listeners Key Takeaways: “We always think of pricing as a hard skill, as a quantitative skill. My students say to me, ‘Professor, tell me the formula for setting price.' And I say, ‘No, no, no, folks.' I mean, pricing is a soft skill that also brings in hard skills, for sure, so there are both skill sets.” – Gerald Smith “Sellers are also psychological and absolutely driven by psychology.” – Gerald Smith “One of the very dominant biases in pricing is that people have a tendency to discount price all the time. It's very irrational, and it, in fact, violates the principles of both psychology but especially economics, because economics says that people should rationally maximize the profits of the outcomes that are before them. And in the case of many people that apply this kind of discounting bias, they don't focus on the profits; they focus on the sales, and sales are not profits.” – Gerald Smith “Salespeople that work for somebody else are more likely to discount, but salespeople that do their own thing are less likely to discount. When they're selling their own place, they want to make sure that they maximize their profits if they can, but if they're selling for somebody else, they're happy to take that deal. That's because they get paid a commission on the deal. It is endemic to the world of pricing that people do this.” – Gerald Smith “Psychology is powerful. Analysis is terrific, but psychology is absolutely vital.” – Gerald Smith “Consumers or buyers give, but they also get. And so, if I can change what they get and what they give, then that can be very powerful.” – Gerald Smith People / Resources Mentioned: Getting Price Right: The Behavioral Economics of Profitable Pricing: https://www.amazon.com/Getting-Price-Right-Behavioral-Profitable/dp/0231190700 Freakonomics: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everything: https://www.amazon.com/Freakonomics-Economist-Explores-Hidden-Everything/dp/0060731338 Connect with Gerald Smith: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-gerald-smith-91b8383 Email: gerald.smith@bc.edu Connect with Mark Stiving: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stiving/ Email: mark@impactpricing.com
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(Image: Kentucky Tourism) A look at the 600 mile Kentucky leg of the Trans America Bike Trail running west to east from Crittenden County to Pike County. | The Kentucky “Staycation” gets a pandemic boost | Former Cats coach Tubby Smith on racial justice and equality. | After years of clamoring for improved child care in Kentucky and the U.S., the pandemic has provided a boost. But, even as Child Care Advocates of Kentucky executive director Steve Magre applauds a fresh influx of federal dollars, he acknowledges that there remains much to be done to close this crucial gap of support for working parents. | Jay Miller, dean of the College of Social Work at UK knows the adoption landscape firsthand. He was adopted. Now, he leads an award winning program to help newly minted adoptive and foster parents. Interviews in order of appearance: Steve Magre - Weak link in the workforce: child care Dr. Jay Miller - Having the backs of adoptive and foster parents Cynthia Resor with Dr. Dana Bush - The Kentucky "staycation" Daily Yonder Contributor Kim Kobersmith - The TransAmerica Bike Trail Dr. Gerald Smith with Tubby Smith - Views on racial justice and equality
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Drs. Jerry Smith E.D.D., MBA & Fred Luskin, Ph.D. discuss forgiveness. Dr. Jerry Smith (author, former T.V. Show host, Esalen Institute instructor for over 50 years) interviews his friend and fellow Stanford Alum Dr. Fred Luskin). Fred Luskin, Ph.D. Is the author of two best selling books on Forgiveness. He is a professor, corporate trainer, meditator, and mindfulness practitioner. He has expertise on the impact of forgiveness on health, love relationships, and the ongoing political polarization in the U.S.. Dr. Luskin did ground breaking research at Stanford University that remains very relevant today. To find out more about Dr Luskin click here To purchase Dr. Luskin's books click here To contact Dr. Smith click hereTo purchase his book Couples Therapy: Me & Yo & Us click hereTo purchase his book Hidden meanings: A psychological dictionary click hereTo learn more about Dr. Bramson click hereTo connect with Rafael Cortina click here WCMI networking group A networking group for mindfulness-focused clinicians dedicated to learning together & collaborating for more information click here
(Photo: Shutterstock) Child care and the people who depend on it | As legislators propose banning its teaching, what is Critical Race Theory? | Waking up and finding yourself the state's sole PPP lender | Finding in the music of Loretta Lynn maladies that have haunted the region Interviews in order of appearance: Terry Brooks, Executive Director, Kentucky Youth Advocates - Child care shortage - LISTEN Eric Friedlander, Secretary, Ky Cabinet for Health & Family Services - Child care shortage - LISTEN Racial Justice & Equality series host Gerald Smith with UK Education dean Julian Vasquez Heilig - Critical Race Theory - LISTEN Amanda Brewington, loan officer, Mountain Association - PPP loans - LISTEN Kentucky History series host Stephanie Lang with American Studies professor Brian Ward - Finding clues to health conditions in Eastern Kentucky in the music of Loretta Lynn - LISTEN
Michael Murphy is a graduate of Stanford University, co-founder of Esalen Institute, founder of Esalen's Center for Theory and Research, and author of numerous books. His novels include The Kingdom of Shivas Irons, Golf in the Kingdom, Jacob Atabet, and An End to Ordinary History. His latest nonfiction work is God and the Evolving Universe, co-authored with James Redfield and Sylvia Timbers. Other nonfiction work includes: In the Zone, an anthology of extraordinary sports experiences, co-authored with Rhea White; The Life We Are Given, a book about transformative practice, co-authored with George Leonard; The Future of the Body, and The Physical and Psychological Effects of Meditation, co-authored with Steve Donovan. For more click here To get more information on Michael Murphy's books Click here To contact Dr. Smith click hereTo purchase his book Couples Therapy: Me & Yo & Us click hereTo purchase his book Hidden meanings: A psychological dictionary click hereTo learn more about Dr. Bramson click hereTo connect with Rafael Cortina click here WCMI networking group A networking group for mindfulness-focused clinicians dedicated to learning together & collaborating for more information click here WCMI networking group A networking group for mindfulness-focused clinicians dedicated to learning together & collaborating
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In this episode, Dr. James Bramson talks with Gerald Smith, Ed.D., about burnout, working with Virginia Satir, managing a private practice, and more wisdom from his 50-year career. Dr. Gerald Smith began working with couples who were having difficulties in their relationship in 1962. For decades has specialized in meeting with individuals, families and has work with hundreds of couples who are faced with some difficult transitions. Usually this work has been short-term, as few as three or four meetings. Dr. Smith is an author of 2 books and has led 120 workshops at Esalen Institute in Big Sur, California.To contact Dr. Smith click hereTo purchase his book Couples Therapy: Me & Yo & Us click hereTo purchase his book Hidden meanings: A psychological dictionary click here To learn more about Dr. Bramson click here
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Daniel Boone National Forest (Image: Shutterstock) The connection between deforestation and flash flooding in E. Kentucky | What's in the water? Results of sampling E. Ky. creeks and streams | State Senator Reginald Thomas on race relations in Lexington, circa 2021 | LexPhil and Hip Hop artist Devine Carama to blend genres in Loudoun House concert Interviews in order of appearance: UK professor of forestry and hydrology Chris Barton on deforestation and flash flooding, water quality EKU geosciences professor Alice Jones on water quality in eastern and central Ky rivers and streams Series: racial justice and equality - Gerald Smith hosts State Senator Reginald Thomas "Clip Clop?" LexPhil and Devine Carama to blend classical and hip hop in June concert
410. Part 1 of our interview with Hardette Harris about North Louisiana Cooking. Chef Harris is originally from Minden, Louisiana and was recently named by Louisiana Life Magazine as a “2017 Louisianian of the Year.” She also has a recurring column called “Up North” in the Louisiana Kitchen & Culture magazine and is a recipe contributor to LOLA Magazine. As a private chef, Chef Harris has provided a number of services to private individuals, busy corporate VIPs and executives. “My love for home cooking and home cooks is my total inspiration,” said Chef Harris. She is the owner of Pure Louisiana Soul and has worked in Houston, San Antonio and now back in her native Louisiana. This week in Louisiana history. March 27, 1934. Rev. Gerald Smith addressed citizens in Sulphur's "Share Our Wealth Club." This week in New Orleans history. On Tuesday, March 27, 1962, Archbishop Joseph Francis Rummel met with Catholic School Superintendent Henry C. Bezou and a group of parish priests at Notre Dame Seminary on South Carrollton Avenue. At 7 p.m. Monsignor Bezou announced that all New Orleans Diocese Catholic schools would accept all qualified Catholic children (as determined by age and readiness testing), with no exceptions, who might apply for the upcoming school year. No mention of race was included in Bezou's statement but, as Rummel had been outspoken regarding ending segregation in his schools because it was morally wrong and sinful, the message was clear. Segregation in Catholic schools would end at the start of the 1962-1963 school year. This week in Louisiana. Audubon State Historic Site See the landscape and wildlife that inspired one of America’s most famous naturalists. Before John James Audubon became associated with the environmental organization, zoo, park and aquarium that bears his name, he was a wildlife painter with a keen eye for detail. Audubon’s ties to Louisiana date back to 1821, when he was hired to teach painting to the teenage daughter of St. Francisville plantation owners. He spent four months teaching and painting at the house known today as Oakley Plantation, creating 32 of the paintings that were eventually published in his bestselling Birds of America. The Audubon State Historic site commemorates the history of the home, and in particular, Audubon’s stay there. Oakley Plantation was built between 1799 and 1806, in a colonial architectural style that is simple but sophisticated. Its high ceilings spanning three stories, spacious verandas and entrances to landscaped grounds give visitors a glimpse into the setting that inspired Audubon. Postcards from Louisiana. The Super Band plays "Minglewood Blues" on Royal Street.Listen on iTunes.Listen on Google Play.Listen on Google Podcasts.Listen on Spotify.Listen on Stitcher.Listen on TuneIn.The Louisiana Anthology Home Page.Like us on Facebook.
Renee Shaw and guests discuss political conflicts following the 2020 Presidential election. Guests: Russell Coleman, U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Kentucky; Ben Chandler, former Congressman KY-6; John Yarmuth, Congressman KY-3; James Comer, Congressman KY-1; Holly Harris, Executive Director, Justice Action Network; and Gerald Smith, Ph.D., University of Kentucky History Professor.
(Photo: Fire Island Pines Historical Preservation Society) Tom Martin with UK Pharmacist, researcher Sarah Blevins: How the Ryan White Act and its approach to HIV now treats opioid addiction | Stephanie Lang, editor of The Register of the Kentucky Historical Society with Jon Coleman: Elijah "Lige" Clarke and LGBTQ history in Eastern, Kentucky | UK history professor Gerald Smith with PG Peeples in his 51st year leading the Urban League of Lexington. | Tom Martin with Lindsay Kampfer, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, certified for Advanced Palliative and Hospice Social Work and a Counseling Resource Officer for Bluegrass Care Navigators: the profound experience of hospice. Interviews in order of appearance: Tom Martin with Sarah Blevins Stephanie Lang with Jon Coleman Gerald Smith with PG Peeples Tom Martin with Lindsay Kampfer BJ Miller: "What is Death?"
(Image: Shutterstock) An update from the co-chairs of the Lexington Commission for Racial Justice and Equality | The rise of Black philanthropy in Lexington | The University Press of Kentucky, under new leadership in a changing media landscape | Series debut: The Ethics and Virtues of a Democratic Society Interviews in order of appearance: Tom Martin with Commission for Racial Justice & Equality co-chairs Gerald Smith and Roszalyn Akins - LISTEN Tom Martin with Lexington Black Prosperity Initiative co-chair, Lisa Higgins-Hord - LISTEN Tom Eblen with University Press of Kentucky Director Ashley Runyon - LISTEN NEW SERIES: Ethics and Virtues of Democracy host Jim Trimble with Asbury University Assoc. Professor of Philosophy, Claire Peterson - LISTEN
(Image: Shutterstock) What is the meaning and intent of the phrase “Black Lives Matter”? Gerald Smith takes up the question with Sandra Weissinger, Associate Professor of African American communities, race and ethnic relations, urban sociology and qualitative research methods at Southern Illinois University. It's the latest in Dr. Smith's series of interviews focused on racial justice and equality | Future Tense host Chris Begley taps into the confusion and uncertainty among medical professionals during the early days of the pandemic in conversation with Dr. Phillip Chang who was Assistant Chief Medical Officer at UKHealthcare when the coronavirus outbreak was declared a pandemic | From Appalshop: fighting an epidemic during a pandemic: Type 2 Diabetes in E. KY | Pandemic tips for Thanksgiving from the dean of the College of Public Health at UK | "Stories from The Middle of Everywhere" - details and clips from a new Kentucky-based podcast series about life in small town and rural America. Interviews and features in order of appearance: Gerald Smith with Sandra Weissinger Chris Begley with Dr. Phillip Chang Parker Hobson Austin Carter, Ariel Lavery Wendy Barnett with Donna Arnett
This episode focuses on Project Zero's Thinking Routines, a project out of the Harvard Graduate School of Education. Hear from two Archdiocese of Washington principals to hear how they promote deeper understanding within their school communities. Guest: Elise Heil, Principal at Sacred Heart School Webinar hosted by Gerald Smith, Principal at St. Thomas More. Visit www.adwlearnpodcast.com for additional resources. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/adwcurriculum/message
The killing of George Floyd sparked a renewed racial justice reckoning in our nation. The national response to police violence against Black Americans has affected our country and communities in a way previously unseen in a generation. These recent events have led our communities to examine more closely the impact that injustice and racism have on an individual, structural, and institutional level. As a result, more young Catholics have begun to engage in difficult conversations about the history and present reality of racism in the U.S. Catholic Church. This virtual Theology on Tap brought together a panel of young Black Catholic leaders to engage challenging questions about the spiritual and practical actions needed to work towards a culture of anti-racism, which values the equal dignity of every human life. The panel discussed the history of racism within the U.S. Catholic Church, how racial injustice exists in our communities today, the role of white privilege, and practical ways that Church leaders and young Catholics can work towards a more anti-racist and racially just Church. Four Black Catholic leaders explored questions such as: How has our nation’s history of racism influenced our understanding and structures of racism in the Catholic Church? How is racial injustice present in the Church today? How does white privilege play a role in propagating complacency with racism in our Church communities? What are practical steps that Catholics in leadership and in the pews can take towards a culture of anti-racism in our parishes and communities? In what ways can young Catholics actively work towards anti-racism and be true advocates for racial justice? Panelists Ogechi Akalegbere is a Nigerian-American who is the host, executive editor, and content creator for the podcast Tell Me, If You Can. She also works as the Christian service coordinator at Connelly School of the Holy Child. Fr. Robert Boxie is the chaplain at Howard University and the priest-in-residence at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Washington, DC. He had been the parochial vicar at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Largo, Maryland, since July 2017. Gerald Smith, Jr. is the principal at St. Thomas More Catholic Academy in Washington, DC, where he previously taught 4th-8th grade science. He formerly taught at Bishop McNamara High School in Forestville, Maryland. Shannen Dee Williams is the Albert Lepage Assistant Professor of History at Villanova University. She is the author of a forthcoming book with the working title Subversive Habits: Black Catholic Nuns in the Long African American Freedom Struggle.
Gerald Smith, Alex Del Vecchio and Matt Draper of G&M Family Farm a Canadian cannabis micro-grower join Kim and Al for this weeks showThe PACE Radio Show airs Wednesday on PACEradio.net
Doctor Gerald H. Smith is a recognized international authority on craniomandibular somatic disorders with a focus on resolving chronic pain. He has a license to practice integrative medicine. He is the author of a landmark textbook, Cranial-Dental-Sacral Complex and the first researcher in the world to radiographically document cranial bone movement. Dr. Smith also developed and patented the world’s first cranial motion precision attachment to permit cranial motion in fixed bridgework that crosses the maxillary mid-line. Dr. Smith is also the originator of the Occlusal Cranial Balancing Technique, the worlds first occlusal system to balance cranial bone and spinal alignment. His latest book presents a major paradigm shift by integrating osteopathic, chiropractic, dental, medical, physical therapy and nutritional concepts. He has a specialty practice in chronic pain, nutrition and dental orthopedics/orthodontics in Langhorne, Pennsylvania. In this episode, we discussed: · The dangers and health issues that come with modern dentistry · Testing pathology and removing “splinters” that cause serious health problems · Dr. Smith’s innovations in procedures and medical instruments · The connection to nutrition, body toxicity, and cancer I hope you will find this podcast as fascinating as I have. Dr. Smith is really changing how one should be thinking about using your own body to heal major illness. Please let me know your thoughts! Connect with Dr. Gerald Smith Links Mentioned: Website: https://www.icnr.com/ Book: https://www.amazon.com/Reversing-Cancer-Journey-Cure/dp/0961783826 Connect with Dr. Tedd Koren Website: http://www.korenpublications.com/ or http://www.korenwellness.com/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6g1vb8eEAf9asi0g1GC3jA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Tedd-Koren-DC-46587414057/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/teddkorenkst Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Pamela Nogales, Sophia Freeman and Laurie Rojas discuss the call to cancel artist, Jon Rafman, and the revenge campaign led by the @surviving_the_artworld instagram account and break down the anti-sex and anti-art impulses of the culture industry. Pamela & Sophia sit down with Platypus members, Ethan Kaimana (U. Penn) and Will Lushbaugh (San Francisco State), two organizers behind the recent panel, "Police Brutality and the Left," with speakers Andrea Pritchett (Berkeley Copwatch), Conrad Cartmell (Democratic Socialists of America), Larry Holmes (Workers World Party) and Gerald Smith (a former member of the Black Panther Party and the Spartacist League and current member of the Oscar Grant committee). We listen to clips from the panel recording and give our impression of the conversation. In the last segment Pamela & Sophia talk with Joshua Citarella, an artist and cultural thinker whose books, Politigram & the Post-left (2018) and his most recent book, 20 Interviews (2020) offer an in-depth survey of young political spaces online, including interviews with Zoomers that provide and insight into the trajectory of their political education. We sit down with Joshua to discuss what motivates his work and his critique of the millennial generation. Links: (1) Police Brutality and the Left, a panel discussion by the Platypus Affiliated Society https://youtu.be/jwf1_df6FiA In the wake of the killing of George Floyd by police, against the backdrop of the covid shutdown, protests have erupted in every state across America raising the issue of police brutality. The relationship of the Left to these protests, however, has been unclear. Following disappointment with the Bernie Sanders campaign and the nomination of Joe Biden, the Left has sought to politicize the protests and police brutality in different ways. How can the Left address police brutality today? How has it sought to do so in the past? What is the role of the Left in the current moment? (2) Joshua Citarella Find 20 Interviews: https://www.patreon.com/joshuacitarella - https://newmodels.io/proprietary/irony-politics-gen-z-2019-citarella - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/joshua-citarella/id1513817688?i=1000486940573
We had Dr. Gerald Smith on the show quite some time ago. Dr. Gerald Smith is a dentist and doctor that helps people recover their health. He’s an amazing individual that looks at all the different aspects of health. He’s really into cranial sacral, chiropractic adjustments, energy healing and natural health. He’s truly a great […] The post Dr. Gerald Smith – New Frontiers in Dentistry and Medicine: Reversing Post-Concussion Syndrome, Autoimmune Disease, and Cancer appeared first on Extreme Health Radio.
Claiming authority under the state of emergency in Richmond, Mayor Levar Stoney had the Stonewall Jackson statue on Monument Avenue taken down on Wednesday, as residents gathered and reacted to the removal. Governor Ralph Northam walked back some reopening guidelines for restaurants and bars after seeing an increase in cases of COVID-19 in states like Florida and Texas. The race for Governor of Virginia is beginning to heat up as former Governor Terry McAuliffe seems poised to announce his candidacy. Mayor Stoney is promising transparency and accountability in the Richmond police department with new chief Gerald Smith.
Good morning, RVA! It’s 73 °F, and you can expect a hot, humid day ahead of you. No rain for the next couple of days, so take care to water your plants and gardens!Water coolerRichmond Police are reporting that last Thursday afternoon, Dominic Thompson, 31, was shot to death on the 2600 block of Ford Avenue in the city’s East End.As of this morning, the Virginia Department of Health reports 489↘️ new positive cases of the coronavirus in the Commonwealth and 8↗️ new deaths as a result of the virus. VDH reports 58↘️ new cases in and around Richmond (Chesterfield: 14, Henrico: 19, and Richmond: 25). Since this pandemic began, 220 people have died in the Richmond region. The COVID Tracking Project Twitter account continues to give me nightmares with their daily chartsandgraphs summary of the national coronavirus picture, and you should probably give them a follow. As we see reported cases of the virus spike in the South and the West, I do think this is important to remember: “Despite the numbers you see here, more people were almost certainly infected at the peak of the spring outbreak than are infected now. Testing was strictly limited, and only caught a small % of cases. But if the trends continue, this surge could reach or surpass those levels.” So, yes, things are bad right now, but they were worse in the spring when we had no real idea just how bad things were.Protests continued in Richmond over the weekend. Some of my favorite moments from across the last couple of days included: Sure Hand Signs updated the Richmond postcard mural on Charm School with imagery from the last 30-odd days of protests, the big huge puppets made an appearance at a march in rememberance of the Stonewall riots of 1969, someone added a little landscaping to the area around the Marcus David-Peters sign at the Lee Circle, I can’t get enough of this trombone guy, and Sabrina Moreno at the Richmond Times-Dispatch put together a nice piece about the projection art that’s become a mainstay of the evening experience at the Lee Monument. However, on Friday night, either the Richmond Police Department, Virginia State Police, the Virginia Capitol Police, or some combination thereof once again shot rubber bullets and chemical weapons into a crowd of protestors and into a residential neighborhood. Please watch this video in its entirety and see Allen Avenue turned into a war zone by our local law enforcement. I think Marc Cheatham from the Cheats Movement put it well: “The videos I’m seeing tonight are too much for me. I’m frustrated, sad, angry, confused, and sick and tired of this scene every few days. The police know the routine, yet it is becoming increasingly clear that they choose when and where they want to show force. Enough already.” Who’s even in charge and who has the authority to put a stop to this kind of police behavior?The answer to that question might by Gerald Smith, a former deputy chief of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg County Police Department and, starting Wednesday, the new chief of the Richmond Police Department. Let’s just say that the hiring of Chief Gerald Smith was not the smoothest transition possible. On Friday afternoon, Mark Robinson at the RTD reported that Interim Chief Jody Blackwell had resigned his position of Interim Chief not even two weeks after he took the job (with an email to officers, subject line “What’s up Troops?”). Then, later that evening, June 26th, Mayor Stoney announced he’d picked Gerald Smith to take up the job permanently. Quick turnaround for sure, but, muddling the process waters further, Robinson also found an ad in yesterday’s paper announcing a nationwide search for a new police chief—with the recruitment period beginning on June 28th and the application review period beginning July 26th. Without being on the inside, it’s impossible to know the sequence of events and what pushed the Mayor to cast aside an apparently planned month-long process. Maybe he vibed with Gerald Smith. Maybe Blackwell’s resignation created an unacceptable level of internal turmoil within the police department. Maybe Blackwell’s past officer-involved fatal shooting made him an untenable interim chief. Maybe the folks who placed the ad just forgot to talk to the folks making the hiring decision. Honestly, all of those seem just as likely to me at this point. Everything involving the local police feels chaotic, and I know I would feel a lot better if the folks in charge just slowed down and spent some time opening up their decision-making process and bringing Richmonders along on some of these choices and changes.Speaking of changes, the Hermitage Road Historic District Association released a statement about the A.P. Hill monumentwhich currently spends its time making the intersection of Hermitage and Laburnum one of the most dangerous intersections in the city. Here’s the money quote: “We are asking that the Mayor and the City Council of Richmond create a plan to remove the monument and remains expeditiously. We understand the reinterment process may take more time, so we ask that the statue itself be removed as soon as possible.” And, yes! A.P. Hill is actually buried under that monument which makes it a gravesite—and a veteran’s gravesite at that. Last week, in response to some questions from Councilmember Hilbert, the City Attorney said he had folks looking into the double complicated process of removing a Confederate monument that is basically also a gravestone.National Teacher of the Year Rodney Robinson has a great column in the paper calling for getting rid of Confederate school names and mascots—specifically Hanover’s Lee-Davis, home of the actual, literal Confederates. Robinson quotes from Faith Hubbard, class of 2019, “Being forced to call myself a Confederate as a Black student at this school was so disgusting and humiliating. My friends and I made many attempts to contact the school board about this and they shut us down each time.” The RTD’s Kenya Hunter and C. Suarez Rojas, say that last week the “Hanover County School Board abruptly adjourned in a split vote Tuesday after a two-hour closed session, putting off an expected decision on a pair of schools named for the Confederate leaders Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee and ‘Stonewall’ Jackson.” Just rename the dang schools already, Hanover!Also from Kenya Hunter, this piece looks at just how few Black students attend Maggie Walker Governor’s School. Read this and remember that it’s not just about changing names and taking down monuments, it’s also about changing and taking down the systems that lead to Black kids making up just 7% of the student body at our regional governor’s school.This morning’s longreadRichmond’s Confederate Monuments Were Used to Sell a Segregated NeighborhoodSo much has happened since this June 11th article, but it’s still interesting to read about some of the original context underlaying Monument Avenue.Throughout the development of the neighborhood, real-estate companies used the monuments to entice buyers. In 1913, the Greater Richmond Realty Company took out an ad in the Richmond Times-Dispatch that included an illustration of the proposed Jackson monument under the headline: “Stuart, Lee, Davis, Have Already Been Honored. No Longer Neglect Jackson.” The depiction of the intersection along with a tree-lined field in the background made it easier for potential buyers to envision their home overlooking the Confederate general. The ad implied that Jackson would not be fully honored until all the lots were claimed and occupied.If you’d like your longread to show up here, go chip in a couple bucks on the ol’ Patreon.
Do you deal with being gaslighted or overtaken with outside negativity from family members and friends? Has this caused you to internalize it and develop a fear about your future or doubt who you truly are? What if using the power of the tongue you could make it all go away?In this episode, Elder Gerald Smith Jr. talks about his transformation journey from just a pre-teen when he was experiencing a host of challenges. He battled back one day by looking in the mirror and speaking to and over himself the positive results and things to put bring into authority. His life changed and he later discovered how to decree God's word to overcome fear once he actually experienced God.More about Gerald Smith Jr.www.eldergsj.comIG: @EldergsjFB:Elderg SmithYoutube: "Power Up With The Elder"Spotify Podcast: "Power Up With The Elder"Anchor.fm: "Power Up With The Elder"Our Sponsor!Waiters Consulting Grouphttps://rebrand.ly/o8jzxxeFollow:Twitter - https://twitter.com/TransformULiveFacebook - https://facebook.com/TransformULiveInstagram - https://instagram.com/transformunetworkNetwork Blog - https://transformubroadcast.com/blogStation Blog - https://transformu.us/blog
Do you deal with being gaslighted or overtaken with outside negativity from family members and friends? Has this caused you to internalize it and develop a fear about your future or doubt who you truly are? What if using the power of the tongue you could make it all go away?In this episode, Elder Gerald Smith Jr. talks about his transformation journey from just a pre-teen when he was experiencing a host of challenges. He battled back one day by looking in the mirror and speaking to and over himself the positive results and things to put bring into authority. His life changed and he later discovered how to decree God's word to overcome fear once he actually experienced God.More about Gerald Smith Jr.www.eldergsj.comIG: @EldergsjFB:Elderg SmithYoutube: "Power Up With The Elder"Spotify Podcast: "Power Up With The Elder"Anchor.fm: "Power Up With The Elder"Our Sponsor!Waiters Consulting Grouphttps://rebrand.ly/o8jzxxeFollow:Twitter - https://twitter.com/TransformULiveFacebook - https://facebook.com/TransformULiveInstagram - https://instagram.com/transformunetworkNetwork Blog - https://transformubroadcast.com/blogStation Blog - https://transformu.us/blog
This week Alex, Mike and Wayne will teach you to do more than sound like a Turkey! You will actually learn how to talk to them and what each call means and when to use it but first we start off talking about the condition of the wild turkey flock and the youth season.... And then, Who is "Tator"?..... Well, he is the newest member to join the American Roots Outdoors Team and you will listen as Mike Crase digs deep into Mike "Tator" Haviland's skill set and his American Roots!Mike then has a special guest join him for more turkey talk.... Gerald Smith, Regional Director of the Ozarks Region of the Missouri Department of Conservation will explain some of the new rules pertaining to Landowner Permits and the elaborate even more on the condition of the Turkey Flocks in the Ozarks.Finally Alex and Wayne will dive into teaching you how to actually hold a conversation with a turkey to coax them into gun range and how the ARO line of calls will produce those realistic sounds you crave!And in the Bonus Segment you will hear Alex and Wayne continue with Turkey calling techniques and some great tips to close the distance on a hung up Gobbler!You can purchase any of the ARO Turkey Calls you just heard with just click on the following link:https://americanrootsoutdoors.com/shop?olsPage=t%2Faro-callsTo Follow Alex Rutledge:https://www.facebook.com/aro.alex.rutledgehttps://www.instagram.com/alexrutledge_aro/To Follow Wayne Lach:https://www.facebook.com/wayne.lach.5https://www.instagram.com/wayne_americanrootsoutdoors/
Quick Announcement for EHR listeners! For a limited time Matt Blackburn is giving Extreme Health Radio show listeners 25% off his line of products. Just enter code EHR25 at checkout while it lasts! We had Dr. Gerald Smith on the show once again to discuss his book Remove The Splinters and watch the body heal. […] The post Dr. Gerald Smith – Remove The Things That Are Blocking Your Healing And See What’s Possible! appeared first on Extreme Health Radio.
Whatzup SFL Nation! Tonight's podcast features Joshua Williams of ATL, Mike St.Green of AZ and Gerald Smith of STL! Must Listen! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ajstriker2018/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ajstriker2018/support
It’s the long-awaited return of the Arkansas Time Traveler! For Easter, Clint set out to learn about the Great Passion Play in Eureka Springs, and discovered that its founder was a Holocaust-denying fascist and segregationist preacher who ran for president three times and was more influential on modern politics than you might expect.
In 1869, two well diggers in Cardiff, N.Y., unearthed an enormous figure made of stone. More than 600,000 people flocked to see the mysterious giant, but even as its fame grew, its real origins were coming to light. In this week's episode of the Futility Closet podcast we'll tell the story of the Cardiff giant, one of the greatest hoaxes of the 19th century. We'll also ponder the effects of pink and puzzle over a potentially painful treatment. Intro: Edgar Rice Burroughs invented a variant of chess for a book set on Mars. Due to an unfortunate edict, a ladder in Jerusalem has remained unmoved for 200 years. Sources for our feature on the Cardiff giant: Scott Tribble, A Colossal Hoax, 2008. Nate Hendley, The Big Con, 2016. Magnus Magnusson, Fakers, Forgers and Phoneys, 2007. Brian Innes, Fakes & Forgeries, 2005. Mark Rose, "When Giants Roamed the Earth," Archaeology 58:6 (2005), 30-35. Barbara Franco, "The Cardiff Giant: A Hundred Year Old Hoax," New York History 50:4 (October 1969), 420-440. James Taylor Dunn, "The Cardiff Giant Hoax," New York History 29:3 (July 1948), 367-377. Michael Pettit, "'The Joy in Believing': The Cardiff Giant, Commercial Deceptions, and Styles of Observation in Gilded Age America," Isis 97:4 (December 2006), 659-677. Julian D. Corrington, "Nature Fakes," Bios 27:3 (October 1956), 159-169. Kat Eschner, "The Cardiff Giant Was Just a Big Hoax," Smithsonian.com, Oct. 16, 2017. Jessie Szalay, "Cardiff Giant: 'America's Biggest Hoax,'" Live Science, Aug. 16, 2016. Ruth Mosalski, "Cardiff Giant Turned Out to Be Really Big US Hoax," South Wales Echo, Jan. 21, 2017, 24. Gerald Smith and George Basler, "Hull Earned a Spot in 'Con Man's Hall of Fame,'" [Binghamton, N.Y.] Press & Sun-Bulletin, Oct. 6, 2014, 4. Ed Kemmick, "'Petrified' Man Was Big Attraction in Turn-of-the-Last-Century Montana," Billings Gazette, March 13, 2009. Bill White, "Cardiff Giant, Piltdown Man -- And Now Heydt Man," [Allentown, Pa.] Morning Call, March 10, 2001, B3. "It Was a Giant Joke, Now Largely Forgotten," Associated Press, Nov. 14, 1999, L3. Roger Munns, "19th Century Hoax Now Just an Interesting Relic," Los Angeles Times, March 16, 1997, 11. Harvey Berman, "Prehistoric Giant Was a Hoax," [Montreal] Gazette, May 18, 1991, J8. Bob Hughes, "The Cardiff Giant: How a Great Hoax Came to Life in a North Side Barn," Chicago Tribune, June 2, 1985, 10. "Cardiff Giant in Suit," New York Times, April 18, 1949. Louis C. Jones and James Taylor Dunn, "Cardiff Giant Again," New York Times, May 23, 1948. "'Cardiff Giant' Sale Barred by Fort Dodge," Associated Press, Aug. 4, 1934. "Syracuse Plea Fails to Get Cardiff Giant," Associated Press, Dec. 6, 1930. Ruth A. Gallaher, "The Cardiff Giant," The Palimpsest 2:9 (1921), 269-281. "Gigantic Hoax Fools Scientists," El Paso [Texas] Herald, June 8, 1912, 10. "The Cardiff Giant: A Hoax That Took," Coeur d'Alene [Idaho] Evening Press, April 15, 1910, 4. Frank Lewis Ford, "The Last of a Famous Hoax," The Scrap Book 3:2 (April 1907), 221-223. "Cardiff Giant Fake Recalled by Death of the One of the Sculptors," Butte [Mont.] Inter Mountain, Nov. 8, 1902, 14. "Cardiff Giant Fake," [Marshalltown, Iowa] Evening Times-Republican, Nov. 6, 1902, 2. Andrew D. White, "The Cardiff Giant," The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine, 64:6 (October 1902), 948-955. "The History of the Cardiff Giant," Scranton [Pa.] Tribune, June 24, 1899, 11. "Cardiff Giant Fraud," Salt Lake [Utah] Herald, April 23, 1899. "He Made the Giant," Reading [Pa.] Eagle, Feb. 10, 1889, 2. "The Cardiff Giant," in The History of Sauk County, Wisconsin, Western Historical Company, 1880, 547-552. "More About the Colorado Cardiff Giant," New York Times, Sept. 30, 1877. "The Cardiff Giant's Carpet-Bag," New York Times, Dec. 10, 1876. W.A. McKinney, "The Cardiff Giant," English Mechanics and the World of Science, 22:562 (Dec. 31, 1875), 393-394. "The Cardiff Giant Again," New York Times, May 11, 1874. "Can a Married Woman Hold Property in a Cardiff Giant?" St. Louis Democrat, Dec. 12, 1872. "The Cardiff Giant," College Courant 5:22 (Dec. 11, 1869), 347. "The Cardiff Giant," Harper's Weekly 13:675 (Dec. 4, 1869), 776. "The Cardiff Giant a Humbug," Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, December 1869 meeting, 161-163. Today the giant resides at the Farmers' Museum in Cooperstown, N.Y. Listener mail: "About Us," Town of Chicken (accessed March 15, 2019). "ptarmigan," Oxford Living Dictionaries (accessed March 15, 2019). "ptarmigan," Dictionary.com (accessed March 15, 2019). "Chicken of Chicken, Alaska" (accessed March 15, 2019). Wikipedia, "Chicken, Alaska" (accessed March 15, 2019). Danny Payne, "Paint the Town Pink: Iowa's Unusual Tactic of Messing With Its Opponents," Sports Illustrated, Sept. 24, 2015. Rick Brown, "Hayden Fry Jokes About Health, Pink Locker Room," Des Moines Register, Aug. 30, 2014. Mark Snyder, "Michigan Football Covers Iowa's Pink Visitors Locker Room," Detroit Free Press, Nov. 12, 2016. Mark Wogenrich, "Penn State Readies for Iowa and Its Soothing Pink Locker Room," [Allentown, Pa.] Morning Call, Sept. 19, 2017. Alexander G. Schauss, "The Physiological Effect of Color on the Suppression of Human Aggression: Research on Baker-Miller Pink," International Journal of Biosocial Research 2:7 (1985), 55-64. Wikipedia, "Baker-Miller Pink" (accessed March 16, 2019). Oliver Genschow, et al., "Does Baker-Miller Pink Reduce Aggression in Prison Detention Cells? A Critical Empirical Examination," Psychology, Crime & Law 21:5 (2015), 482-489. Morwenna Ferrier, "This Colour Might Change Your Life: Kendall Jenner and Baker-Miller Pink," Guardian, Jan. 10, 2017. Natalie Way, "In the Pink: The Secret Wall Color for Dropping Pounds and Calming Down," realtor.com, Jan. 12, 2017. Jake New, "The Meaning of Pink," Inside Higher Ed, Aug. 29, 2014. Kabir Chibber, "Sports Teams Think the Color Pink Can Help Them Win," Quartz, Aug. 22, 2018. "Norwich City Paint Carrow Road Away Dressing Room Pink," BBC, Aug. 20, 2018. "Norwich City Stats," FootyStats (accessed March 19, 2019). This week's lateral thinking puzzle was contributed by listener Neil de Carteret, who sent this corroborating link (warning -- this spoils the puzzle). You can listen using the player above, download this episode directly, or subscribe on Google Podcasts, on Apple Podcasts, or via the RSS feed at https://futilitycloset.libsyn.com/rss. Please consider becoming a patron of Futility Closet -- you can choose the amount you want to pledge, and we've set up some rewards to help thank you for your support. You can also make a one-time donation on the Support Us page of the Futility Closet website. Many thanks to Doug Ross for the music in this episode. If you have any questions or comments you can reach us at podcast@futilitycloset.com. Thanks for listening!
Host Bill Goodman is joined by distinguished scholar, professor of history, co-editor of the Kentucky African American Encyclopedia, and pastor, Dr. Gerald Smith. Dr. Smith provides thoughts and reflections honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and explains how King’s message of freedom and equality resonates in 2019. Dr. Smith uses an historical perspective to analyze the contemporary issues that Dr. King would address today.
Data Gumbo Connect with Collin Connect with Jake In this episode, Collin and Jake sit with Gerald Smith and William Fox of Data Gumbo to discuss their blockchain technology. Show Links Rate the podcast: Ratethispodcast.com/digitalwildcattersSign up for our newsletter: The RoundupSubscribe to Digital Wildcatters on YoutubeFollow Digital Wildcatters on Facebook
In this episode, Collin and Jake sit with Gerald Smith and William Fox of Data Gumbo to discuss their blockchain technology. Reach out to Gerald and William and learn more The post Data Gumbo | William Fox and Gerald Smith on Oil and Gas Startups appeared first on Digital Wildcatters.
Tracklist : Rama christian center choir, Roundrip, The rhythm Makers, Hokis Pokis, Stratus, Gerald Smith and praise, george smallwood, Sylvester, Luther Davis, Atmosphear, Zaka Percussion, James Last, The Everyday People, David Bowie
Dr. Gerald Smith, a history professor at the University of Kentucky and co-editor of The Kentucky African American Encyclopedia, joins Renee to discuss race relations in honor of Black History Month. Topics include activism around removing Confederate statues, the status of black leadership in Kentucky, and Dr. Smith's thoughts on the needed response from the faith-based community in eradicating racism.
Dr. Gerald Smith, a history professor at the University of Kentucky and co-editor of The Kentucky African American Encyclopedia, joins Renee to discuss race relations in honor of Black History Month. Topics include activism around removing Confederate statues, the status of black leadership in Kentucky, and Dr. Smith's thoughts on the needed response from the faith-based community in eradicating racism.
"UK at the Half" interview with UK history Professor Gerald Smith about the Kentucky African American Encyclopedia.
Gerald Smith is a London personal trainer, former amateur boxer, writer and speaker who specializes in high intensity interval training. Gerald's background in boxing lead him to develop a system called HEET (high energy efficient training). Go to OctaneAthleticPerformance.com for your Steps to Fitness success.
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This week on HEALTHY MOMENTS RADIO ~ Gerald Smith ~ Personal Trainer , Weight Loss Expert & Nutritional Therapist Gerald Smith is a former boxer, speaker, and writer. Many of his articles have been featured in leading national fitness publications including MENS FITNESS 50 MAN SKILLS, Triathlon +, Men's Fitness, Body Fit, CYCLING FITNESS, TRAIL RUNNING, TRIATHLON PLUS and many more. Gerald specializes in HIIT and hormone balancing to get his clients the fastest results possible. Slimmer Fitter Stronger ~ Specialist in body transformations for busy executives http://www.personaltrainercityoflondon.co.uk/ Get your free 4 week weight loss guide here for a four week nutrition plan. http://personaltrainercityoflondon.co.uk/subscribe Gerald's website: http://personaltrainercityoflondon.co.uk/ Gerald's best weight loss tips: http://personaltrainercityoflondon.co.uk/master-weight-loss-30-weight-loss-experts-reveal-their-top-tips-to-lose-weight/ Follow Gerald on social media: Twitter: https://twitter.com/GeraldSmith20 Facebook: https://twitter.com/GeraldSmith20 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-UX2GAvzFt3fHIpMh1L54A LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gerald-smith-302b9a43 Inspiration & tips on managing your HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE & DIABETES QUICK. DOABLE. EASY. NEW 10-minute episodes air weekly (EST) Mondays @11 a.m. Rebroadcasts: Wednesdays @Noon & Fridays @6pm ~ Towards a healthier you… Executive Producer: Renee Norris-Jones Assistant Producer: Tiffany Janine Harrison ©2016 These diseases are NOT always the death sentences they once were
The Results You Want In this episode of the Outside Health and Fitness podcast I talk with Gerald Smith about the connection between hormones and weight loss. If you’ve ever been frustrated that even though you’re doing all the right things you’re just not seeing the weight-loss results you want…you need to check out what my guest Gerald Smith shares on today’s show… On Today’s show you’ll discover… …the role hormones play in healthy sustained weight-loss; ..what you can do (beyond counting calories) to achieve your goals; .. and an amazing clean eating program that can help you realize your health goals. call the show: 207-370-9797 email: sws0926@gmail.com Become an Outside Health and Fitness Fan, support the show and get exclusive rewards! Subscribe to Outside Health and Fitness iTunes | Android | Email | RSS | More Options Gerald Smith My guest today is Gerald Smith you might remember him from episode 156. Gerald is a personal trainer from London England. He’s a former amateur boxer, writer and speaker who specializes in high intensity interval training. 3:10 Let’s talk about hormones and weight loss… When it comes to weight loss many people approach it with the idea that if you eat fewer calories than you burn you’ll lose weight. This is true in theory however there are other factors to consider that play a role. One such area to consider are how hormones effect your body and how it responds. 4:20 Sometimes there’s a vicious cycle that occurs isn’t there. Stress can cause you to gain weight which causes you to become more stressed and the cycle continues. Stress is a key factor and influences certain hormones in the body that impact how effectively you can lose weight. For instance when you’re stressed you release a hormone called cortisol. [Cortisol](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cortisol) is one of the hormones you would release as part of the fight or flight response. In days gone by your body would release Coritsol during periods of stress but they were short lived. You would eventually calm down and everything would return to proper balance. The problem today is that we’re constantly under stress with very few chances to calm back down and the result is a slow down in your metabolism and weight gain. 6:30 What sorts of advice do you give clients who are looking to lose weight but find themselves in a continuous level of stress. There are a few things you can do to help reduce stress and relax. Deep breathing is a good way to help the body relax and “de-stress”. Meditation is also a good practice to help reduce levels of stress in the body. The more relaxed you can become the better your results will be as you reduce the production of Cortisol in the body. Nutrition is another key factor to consider in achieving your weight loss goals. It’s important to reduce the processed foods you’re consuming as part of your diet. Reducing sugar is another key to help level out this undulation between sugar and stress in the body. Another hormone that comes into play when sugar is consumed is insulin. Insulin works to reduce the sugar levels in your blood. It goes past where the normal blood sugar level should be causing you to release Cortisol and that tells your body your hungry. You crave sweets so you consume more sugar and your blood sugar levels spike back up and you have this roller coaster effect happening in the body. 9:04 What about nature and being outdoors how can that help with weight loss? Yes, being outdoors can really help. One of the key things is called Vitamin D which is also a hormone and something we get from the sun. Vitamin D is essential for many things in the body including reducing inflammation in the body. It’s a key nutrient for your skin, your bones and many other areas of the body. 10:54 Weight loss is a very complicated matter, isn’t it? It is. You have calories in and calories out, hormones and even your gut health plays a role. There are actually more bacteria in your gut than there are cells in your body! A lot of people have an imbalance between the good bacteria and the bad bacteria. The problem this causes is that it makes it more difficult to digest food. Digestion is a key thing, you need to get your nutrients and you don’t want food going bad in your system.All these factors are working together to help or hinder your weight loss efforts. 13:57 Over time things can build up but it’s also amazing how quickly the body can recover, isn’t it? Yes, and one of the first thing you have to do is just cut out all the processed foods. When we have foods our bodies doesn’t recognize it comes into the system and the body does the best it can. Overtime it’s these types of foods that cause issues in your body. With a good diet including protein, good quality fats, nutrients and vitamins you can start to reverse a lot of the process that have begun to deteriorate your health,. 15:38 Exercise can help reduce your stress levels as well right? Yes and No…. Exercise does relieve stress however it has to be done right. If you’re in a stressed state you don’t want to “hammer the body” with really intense exercise because you may actually fuel the fire. If you’re doing all the right things but not getting the results you want you may need to seek out a professional, do some tests and see what’s going on. 18:49 What if you have a hard time meditating any suggestions you have for people who have a hard time calming down? The more you do it the easier it seems to get. Focus on breathing can help. Practice really helps it become easier for you over time. Another thing is to reduce your screen time at night. Lights at night tell the mind and body it’s still day time and it can disrupt your meditation and relaxation. 20:51 Where can we follow you on line? Website: Personal Trainer City of London Twitter: @geraldsmith20 Google+: Gerald Smith YouTube: Gerald’s YouTube Channel Bonus Article from Gerald’s Blog How to Lose Weight: 30 Experts Reveal their Top Weight Loss Tips Clean Eating One of the best ways to keep everything in balance and make sure you’re giving your body proper nutrition is by eating clean. A few months ago I was approached by my friend Ryan Krane from the Krane Training Method about an opportunity to help coach people through a clean eating program. Ryan did the clean eating program and got amazing results in less than a month including: more energy, an improved outlook for food, he said it eliminated his memory fog and reduced abdominal bloating! Another benefit of clean eating is weight-loss it’s a bi-product of a healthy lifestyle! This isn’t a diet it’s a whole food clean eating lifestyle. Watch this video to get a better understanding of the program and how clean eating can benefit you! Watch the Clean Eating Video Let’s Get Started! Email me or call 207-370-9797 so I can get your nutrition pricing sheet to you and answer any questions you have. I’m really looking forward to seeing your amazing results! Congratulations! Support the Show Become an Outside Health and Fitness Fan, support the show and get exclusive rewards! Help Us Spread the Word! We would greatly appreciate it if you could please share #OHnFit with your twitter followers. Click here to post a tweet! If you liked this episode please head over to iTunes and kindly leave us a rating, a review and subscribe! 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In the Fit and Vibrant You podcast, I like to look at the big picture of health, and focus on mindset changes, but also deliver strategies and tools to help along the way. And this episode is all about strategies.My guest today is Gerald Smith, and we talk all about High Intensity Interval Training. Gerald is the face behind “Slimmer, Fitter, Stronger”, and is a personal trainer and nutritional therapist of the highest caliber.In this episode you're going to learn: What high intensity interval training is and why you may want to add it into your workout routine Simple ways to get started, even if you have no equipment and no gym membership How to alter work to rest ratio, intensity level and frequency of training based on your fitness level And of course… action steps to get started!www.tanjashaw.com/30
JustN gives you a quick update of the news making headlines around the world as well as a fabulous interview with personal trainer Gerald Smith. Gerald Smith is a London personal trainer, former amateur boxer, writer and speaker who specializes in high intensity interval training. Gerald's background in boxing lead him to develop a system called HEET (high energy efficient training), a workout so intense its the equivalent of 10 rounds of boxing - Gerald has a free guide available called The Fit Executive where he shares tips on HIIT exercises, diet tips and fat burning recipes. http://personaltrainercityoflondon.co.uk/Twitter: geraldsmith20My guide the fit executive -http://personaltrainercityoflondon.co.uk/subscribe/
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Getting Fit with HIIT with Gerald Smith Hello, wonderful! How is 2016 working out for you so far? Did you have goals, intentions, desires you want to complete and achieve this year? But let me ask you this, have you written them down? The only way you are really going to take action on your […] The post CTC054 – Getting Fit with HIIT with Gerald Smith appeared first on Tanya Fraser - Nutritionist | Personal Trainer.
High Intensity Interval Training - HIIT In this episode of the Outside Health and Fitness podcast I talk with London based fitness trainer Gerald Smith about the benefits of incorporating HIIT into your fitness routine. On Today’s show you’ll discover... ... why HIIT training is so effective; ... answers to your questions about HIIT; ... information and resources to guide you to the level of fitness you’ve always wanted to achieve. call the show: 207-370-9797 email: sws0926@gmail.com Become an Outside Health and Fitness Fan, support the show and get exclusive rewards! Subscribe to Outside Health and Fitness iTunes | Android | Email | RSS | More Options High Intensity Interval Training About Gerald Smith Gerald is a personal trainer from London England. He’s a former amateur boxer, writer and speaker who specializes in high intensity interval training. Gerald's background in boxing lead him to develop a system called HEET (high energy efficient training), a workout so intense it’s the equivalent of going 10 rounds in the boxing ring! [5:14] How does HIIT work? Research has shown that exercising at a high intensity for a short period of time is equal to steady state training done over longer periods. It's a very efficient type of exercise. You also burn more calories during a HIIT session. [8:35] What about the rest period? Should it be equal to, longer or shorter? A beginner may need a longer period of recovery than someone who is more experienced with HIIT. A very hard HIIT session might use a 1 to 1 or 1 to 2 recovery ratio. You can also do 1 to 3 or even 1 to 4. It also depends on your goals and objectives. What are you training for? [10:28] What are types of exercise can you do using high intensity interval training? Running Cycling Compound Exercises or exercises that use lots of muscle groups. (body-weight, kettle bell etc..) [11:44] What other benefits do you get from HIIT? You'll see improved endurance and performance. You will also see a better tolerance for lactic acid and a lower heart rate. [13:17] Listener Questions Freak Health: Should exercise intensity decrease when someone fatigues, or should they continue to push through with max effort, although slower? As time goes on you are going to fatigue and there is a limit to how long you can go at max intensity. If you are experiencing more than a 10% decrease in your intensity level you should consider stopping. When fatigue becomes to much you don't get any gains for the high intensity periods. [15:22] Pete F from Google asks: "How does HIIT affect the heart's slow and fast twitch muscle fibers? Generally speaking you're either someone who is more inclined to sprint type exercise or endurance type exercise, based on your muscle physiology. Someone who has fast twitch muscle fibers are not going to like endurance type exercise. We all have both fast and slow twitch muscle fibers in our bodies. With HIIT both sets of muscle fibers are going to see improvements. If you are already inclined to sprint type work you won't see as immediate an improvement as someone who is more inclined to endurance type work but you will see an adaptation. [17:52] Pete also asked "does HIIT help any of the chambers of the heart more or less than others?" Not really. You will see more oxygenated blood pushed out of the heart to your muscles as a result of this type of training. [18:20] Lawson A asked "What is your opinion on Crossfit?" Gerald is against Crossfit. When he first looked into Crossfit he saw people doing exercise with poor form and being encouraged to push harder. He believes is important to practice proper form to maximize results and minimize risk of injury. [21:33] Matt R asked "How to start if you are out of shape and short on time?" It's best to not do too much too soon. In the beginning you may also scale your intensity. Perhaps you start out working at 70%, even still you will see improvement and overtime be able to increase the intensity. When you start out you may also use a 1 to 4 or 1 to 3 ratio of intensity periods to rest periods. If you are short on time, HIIT is one of the best things you can do to maximize your time and results. It's important to leave 5 to 10 minutes at the end to stretch and flush out some of the lactic acid built up during your session. [24:34] What can we expect to see at your youtube channel? Exercises, way to train the core, talks on transforming your body. Nutritional advice, how to design your own HIIT routines and more. [25:48] How can you follow Gerald? Website: Personal Trainer City of London Twitter: @geraldsmith20 Google+: Gerald Smith YouTube: Gerald's YouTube Channel Get Gerald's FREE give away The Fit Executive Support the Show Become an Outside Health and Fitness Fan, support the show and get exclusive rewards! Help Us Spread the Word! We would greatly appreciate it if you could please share #OHnFit with your twitter followers. Click here to post a tweet! If you liked this episode please head over to iTunes and kindly leave us a rating, a review and subscribe! Ways to subscribe to Outside Health and Fitness Click here to subscribe in iTunes Click here to subscribe via RSS Click here to subscribe via Stitcher Feedback Ask questions, make comments, send in your favorite fitness tips or anything else you would like to share. Let your voice be heard! Call 207-370-9797 Email: sws0926@gmail.com Use our SpeakPipe Page! to send a FREE voicemail right from your computer, tablet or phone!
In this episode of Exploring Mind and Body we'll be talking about Efficient results with Gerald Smith. I love this topic because it's the way I train myself and it's the way I train my clients. Gerald and I have much in common when it comes to finding an efficient way to get the results you're looking for. As we'll talk about in the interview, the old way of training is to sit in a gym for hours looking for the results you could gain in much less time, let's say 20 minutes of interval training. As you'll soon find out, we focus our conversation on High Intensity Interval Training, help you understand what it is, how it get you the results you're looking for and even how to design your own program. Who is Gerald Smith? Working with busy, high-earning executives is Gerald's specialty, as he understands the challenges in implementing dietary changes in busy lifestyles. He provides his clients with a practical and supportive approach, motivating them to achieve fitness and nutrition goals that they previously never thought possible. Gerald holds a degree in Exercise, Nutrition and Health, as well as numerous other certificates and qualifications. Find more details about Gerald here. Show Notes: Gerald's boxing background and how he got into training what is HIIT how interval training can get you better results in less time working out in parks, homes and more spending less time in the gym quality vs quantity and why it's better to focus on specific work than duration work rest periods, what they are and how they can design a more efficient program for you types of exercise a 'mock' program to show you how to set up your own nutrition paleo-ish diet avoiding processed food the most important meal of the day Thank you so much for your interest in this show of Exploring Mind and Body, if you haven't done so already please take a moment and leave a quick rating and review of the show in iTunes by clicking below. It will keep us delivering valuable content each week and give others an opportunity to find the show as well. Click here to subscribe via iTunes (and or leave a rating)
In addition to our regular show we will interview Dr. Smith regarding therapies he is using that help the body heal itself. He will be just returning from lecturing in Moscow, so this will be a show not to miss. Also joining the conversation we will have Dr. Mike, an MD and PhD in physics, to enlighten us on theapies of the future. The Dental Whole Body Connection brings together many different healing concepts. The goal of providing integrative procedures is to help better define the real underlying cause of each patient's problem as it may relate to the whole body. The ultimate patient benefit in restoring oral health with biocompatible materials, elimination of oral infections with natural remedies, reducing galvanic or electric currents by restoring teeth with non-metallic materials and bite correction that helps balance the skull, spine, pelvis and entire body, is establishing real total body health. This is the medicine of the future. Brought to you by Lipo Light Naples 1575 Pine Ridge Rd. Suite 6 Naples, FL 34109 239 331 5886 www.lipolightnaples.com
We're excited to share our interview with Nashville songwriter and former HEE HAW regular GERALD SMITH (aka "The GEORGIA QUACKER"), conducted at the offices of his publishing company MELODY ROUNDUP MUSIC on "Music Row" here in the heart of Music City.As well as his "novelty" recordings and the distinction of being the voice of the animated duck on the HEE HAW television show, Gerald has written #1 Country Hits for LORRIE MORGAN ("What Part of No") and COLLIN RAYE ("Every Second"); as well as having cuts by GEORGE STRAIT, GEORGE JONES , JOHNNY RODRIQUEZ , JUSTIN MCBRIDE and many others! Gerald Smith MusicMelody Roundup Music PublishingDouble E Promotions (For Bookings)Steve RempisSteve Rempis SoundcloudMarie PerryCSSP "Snailmail" address (for 100MB ZIP discs or ?): PO BOX 727 Gallatin, TN 37066
Friends and colleagues Carol Goss, President & CEO of The Skillman Foundation, and Gerald Smith, President & CEO of YouthVille Detroit, talk about their philanthropic influences (Russ Mawby, parents, YMCA), the creation of the Detroit Youth Foundation from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation's youth initiative, and both of their commitment and work to improve the lives of children and youth in the City of Detroit, Michigan.
Hear a questionable reveal in Import Minute this week! Also, we take a look at Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, Ratchet and Clank Future: Quest for Booty, Flower, and a few other titles. Gerald Smith, Senior Product Manager from EA Sports delivers the goods on NFL Head Coach 09. Big news this week with hot topics like FFXIII skipping Japan on the 360, Del Toro claiming there are only two classic games (huh?), the brand new Wiz handheld, Guitar Hero: World Tour’s mysterious peripheral, and so much more. Our mail segment is once again thriving with KOTOR love, Matt hate, and more. Plus, hear about a huge potential spoiler for Star Wars: The Force Unleashed.
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