Podcasts about good program

In this episode, Liam Evans interviews Abraham Armas, a strength and conditioning coach specializing in training footballers. They discuss the important qualities for footballers, plyometric progressions, long-term athletic development, training sessions for youth athletes, strength training, training speed and acceleration, what separates a good program from a bad program, building buy-in with footballers, and the relationship with sport coaches.Show notes:Important Qualities for FootballersPlyometric ProgressionsLong-Term Athletic DevelopmentTraining Sessions for Youth AthletesWhat Separates a Good Program from a Bad ProgramBuilding Buy-In with FootballersRelationship with Sport CoachesLinks:IG: @armasdfwWeb: https://www.armasdfw.com/Connect with me:IG: Follow @evans.performance for additional insights and content.Newsletter: Join my newsletter for a deeper dive into the episodes and to keep up to date on the release of new episodes!Thank you for listening! Stay tuned for more valuable discussions on strength and conditioning with industry experts. Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review the podcast to help us reach more listeners.

Today's Co-Hosts: Ben Criddle (@criddlebenjamin) Subscribe to the Cougar Sports with Ben Criddle podcast:Apple Podcastshttps://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/cougar-sports-with-ben-criddle/id996764363Google Podcastshttps://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuc3ByZWFrZXIuY29tL3Nob3cvMTM2OTkzOS9lcGlzb2Rlcy9mZWVkSpotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/show/7dZvrG1ZtKkfgqGenR3S2mPocket Castshttps://pca.st/SU8aOvercasthttps://overcast.fm/itunes996764363/cougar-sports-with-ben-criddle-byuSpreakerhttps://www.spreaker.com/show/cougar-sports-with-ben-criddleStitcherhttps://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=66416iHeartRadiohttps://www.iheart.com/podcast/966-cougar-sports-with-29418022TuneInhttps://tunein.com/podcasts/Sports-Talk--News/Cougar-Sports-with-Ben-Criddle-p731529/

This week on Jefferson Parish Pulse powered by JEDCO, we're excited to rerelease an interview with Dianne Sclafani, a business consultant for the Louisiana Small Business Development Center. Dianne has helped guide many, many businesses to success over the years. She's very good at helping business owners craft their business plans and secure financing. During the interview, Dianne talks about the 5 C's of financing, how to secure access to capital, finding opportunity in the midst of challenges and the many ways that business owners can work with the LSBDC to start up, grow and thrive in Jefferson Parish and beyond.LEARN MORE ABOUT DIANNE SCLAFANIDianne is a business speaker, trainer, and consultant specializing in food businesses. She has over 25 years of practical experience in restaurants, foodservice, culinary education, and food manufacturing industries. Dianne has helped approximately 1,000 new and established local business owners strengthen and expand their businesses. She continues to consultant and coach many industries in developing loan packages and investment pitches. In 2015, she developed and instructed the first New Orleans Culinary Entrepreneur Training Program for Capital One's Investment for Good Program. The following year she created the first Jazz and Heritage Foundation's Catapult Culinary Entrepreneur Program in 2016, which was repeated in 2018. She also creates restaurant and food manufacturing seminars for the LSBDC clients across the State of Louisiana. Dianne was honored with the prestigious 2016 Louisiana SBDC State Star Award. Her passion is in building relationships with business owners to help them achieve their business vision for success.Learn more about the LSBDC here. Learn more about JEDCO's Financing options here.Learn more about JEDCO here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today we dive into 4 different topics of what makes a climbing training program a good program. And no it's not the perfect %s, perfect loads, perfect drills. Those do matter, but these 4 topics matter first.Breakthrough Training ProgramSign Up For To The Email ListFace The Climb BlogTake the What's Your Climbing Personality Quiz!Find out what your climbing personality is and it's strength and 1-2 actionable steps you can implement right away in your climbing in a 5 min or less video from the results. I want some free coachingLinks:Want to help support the show? Give it a like on Itunes and Spotify, tell your friends about it, and give it a downloadWebsiteFace The Climb InstagramSupport the show2 ways to support the show!https://www.buymeacoffee.com/facetheclimbhttps://www.buzzsprout.com/1807499/support 2 ways to support the show!https://www.buymeacoffee.com/facetheclimbhttps://www.buzzsprout.com/1807499/support Support the show

Happy New Year! To kick off 2023, Gary Scott has the story on a new “No Wrong Turn” policy introduced among various local community support agencies. Other stories to open up the year: the retirement of the executive director for the Feeder Canal Alliance, a local law regarding the Warrensburg town board which failed to pass, a local beneficiary selected for the Bloomin' 4 Good program, and a look at the big events planned for this year's Lake George Winter Carnival. 00:02 - Intro 00:41 - Ad Break 1 01:33 - Story 1: Feeder Canal Alliance Director Retiring 03:09 - Story 2: Warrensburg Town Board Law Rejected 06:06 - Ad Break 2 06:28 - Story 3: “No Wrong Turn” Policy 09:30 - Story 4: 2023 Bloomin' 4 Good Program 10:28 - Story 5: Lake George Winter Carnival Events 11:49 - Outro Stories Cited: Feeder Canal Alliance Director Retiring – Post Star Warrensburg Town Board Law Rejected – Sun Community News “No Wrong Turn” Policy – Post Star 2023 Bloomin' 4 Good Program – News 10 Lake George Winter Carnival Events – Post Star

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Wondering if the program you're following is the best?  If it's not... do you want to know how to fix it?  In today's podcast we discuss aspects that good programs should have, and, we provide information for how to address and correct any issues!!!

Laura McGorman, Director of Data for Good at Meta speaks with Andrew Schroeder and Ewan Oglethorpe about data sharing for good today and in the future in the Metaverse, the types of sophisticated datasets her team makes available to researchers, humanitarian actors and others, and how Meta is collaborating with the humanitarian community around Ukraine and around improving the use and impact of data for good. Andrew Schroeder is the VP of Research and Analysis at Direct Relief and Co-Director of CrisisReady and Ewan Oglethorpe is the Executive Director of Data Friendly Space (DFS) and co-creator of theDEEP.

Who: Bryan Boorstein (@BryanBoorstein)---Topics:What makes a good programWhat have you changed about your approach in the last 5 yearsHow has N1 affected your training and coaching?Advanced set/rep schemesDeloads - How? Why?And other way more nerdy hypertrophy stuff...---Where to find Bryan:Podcast: Eat Train ProsperIG: @BryanBoorsteinParagon Training MethodsEvolved training systems---Where to find me:IG: @JordanLipsFitnessPodcast: Where Optimal Meets PracticalWebsite: JordanLipsFitness.com---Apply for 1:1 Coaching HERESign up for FULL GYM group programming HERESign up for AT HOME group programming HERE---Helping you find the balance between OPTIMAL and PRACTICAL-JL

Listen in as Eleven Robinson shares about what she calls the Good Program, what it is, why it's not really good, how it runs us and how we can break out of it. And most of all why your TRUEST EXPRESSION MATTERS.

This week, M. Kevin Davis and Don Perkins, Service Manager at Cintas Corporation, discuss the benefits of having a uniform program for your employees, including but not limited to: professional image, cost savings to team members, morale, and consistency. They also discuss what you should look for in a uniform provider and how you can find a provider that will meet your expectations. You can find out more about Cintas and get in contact with someone who can best assist you by visiting their website, www.cintas.com. ----- To learn more about how Quick Lube Expert can help you, visit: www.quicklubeexpert.com To learn more about what M. Kevin Davis has to offer, visit: www.mkevindavis.com Sign up for your FREE Discovery Assessment at: www.quicklubeexpert.com/discovery-signup To learn more about Phillips 66 Lubricants and Kendall Motor Oil, visit: www.phillips66lubricants.com, and www.kendallmotoroil.com Find out more about the Phillips 66 Shield High Mileage Booster: www.shieldbooster.com Find out more about the Kendall GT-1 High Mileage Booster: www.kendallhmb.com

In this episode we talk about the value of good programming. A good program can make all the difference! We also start this episode off with some SPOILERS for The Snyder Cut of Justice League, you have been warned! Join The NXTXLVL Show Private Forum! https://www.facebook.com/groups/199807844615950/?ref=share Follow us on Instagram: @thenxtlvlshow @jonalvafitness @primeandglory @mikenillespt Timestamps: (Intro) SPOILERS for The Snyder Cut, and superhero movie talk (13:55) END SPOILERS - Mike's valuable lesson (19:05) “Needing” sleep as a parent (21:30) Mike's current training routine - Tailored Coaching Method (23:59) The difference between different programs (26:40) Jonathan's current routine (27:55) The VALUE of having a plan (29:18) Why winging it isn't cash money (31:08) Jonathan's cut progress (32:30) New or different exercises and tracking progress (41:57) Outro - Recap and Dad jokes

BIOCurrent Head Coach at Frostburg State UniversityPrior to FSU he was the HC at Clarion UniversityPrior to Clarion he was the HC at University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg (winningest coach in program history)Was a manager in the Coastal Plain League for the Fayetteville SwampdogsWorked for the Pittsburgh Pirates analyzing video for the Advanced Scouting DepartmentWas a former assistant coach at UMBC where he specialized in baserunning and infield playStarted his coaching career at Frostburg as a GA, and this has been a coming home for himAWESOME GUY!! Show NotesStarted building the engine of the team, and don’t want to overcoach our teamDo not want to make wholesale changes before we give them a chance to see what they haveIndividual plans as we go through the fallSetting individual goals to help us championship“GEL” - GRIT, ENERGY, and LEADERSHIP!!  Values of the program - recruiting, practice, and in gamesTake scores and test to be sure people reflect and see where they areCoaches and players take itI will not ask them to do or be that I would not do or beData on different types of groundballs to help them with their plan of weaknessesUse huddle to use video at practice and share with the playersFoundational drills that everyone does as part of daily work, and then player has the ability to create their own routineHave a whole day to create their game day routine.Foundational steps of teaching is to be able to coach to the individual players needsMeasure as much as we can!Sift through how much we can measure and then to see what correlates“Over the rubber” days and “over the plate” days - competition days and mechanics daysGotten back to letting kids do what they do well.As long as a coach you can check your ego at the door, you can move forward helping kids get betterDamage approach - 11 inch plate; 1 ball off each side of the plateGap to gap approach - hunt a good pitch (1 strike)2 strike approach - 2 strikes; mental and physical change - look away/react inMental strategies that players can use in the momentCompete on the clock a lot with baserunning (speed days)When guys know their times it brings out the best in guysLooking for recruits who fit in our offensive model (pressure guys who make consistent hard contact)Email - anwilliams@frostburg.edu

Sarah Holle is a Market Manager for the Mill City Famers Market. In this episode, she takes a moment to discuss the food donations program that Mill City Farmers Market has, which is called the Greens for Good Program. The program is an important way that the market is not only able to help improve food security in the surrounding community but also helps support the farmers as well. We discussed how the program works, who it supports and how, how the efforts have expanded during the 2020 season! Check out the program at https://millcityfarmersmarket.org/food-donation/ to learn more or to make a donation to support Greens for Good.

Last episode was a conversation with Sarah Holle to learn about the Mill City Farmers Market's food donation program, Greens for Good. One reason that program is successful is because of community partnerships, and one of those partnerships is with Augsburg University. In this episode, we get to hear first from Natalie Jacobson about Augsburg's relationship with Mill City Farmers Market and learn about the other efforts that Augsburg has to improve food security on campus and in the local community. Second, we hear from Brianne Bury, a recent Augsburg graduate, and explore what they have learned and appreciates from their involvement in Augsburg's Campus Kitchen, Campus Cupboard, Community Garden, and with the Greens for Good Program. Check out the previous episode for more information on the Greens for Good Program. If you are curious about the work Augsburg is doing, check them out at https://www.augsburg.edu/campuskitchen/.

This episode is a little different than the norm, but it was so fun! Natasha shares so much about what the enneagram is, how it works, and what it might mean for you. Best of all, we dive deep on how you can use the enneagram for self-care in order better care for yourself and your needs. The Quit Dieting for Good Program is open through September! It includes an incredible six-module course, along with 6 months of time together. You’ll be in a group with other amazing women who are working on their own intuitive eating journey. We’ll have 3 group calls per month, and we share so much with one another. The results are incredible! Interested? CLICK HERE! Natasha’s Enneagram Start Natasha Smith is an Enneagram Coach. She’s also a mom of 3, and is a multi-passionate entrepreneur. She’s a 6 with a 7 wing, and she loves to talk all things enneagram! (I think I’m a 7!) She shares that the enneagram is an ancient wisdom system. Even though it’s gotten popular in recent years, it’s definitely not new! In a way, it’s a personality typing system. Beyond that, however, it helps you understand WHY you do what you do. Rather than just telling you characteristics that you have, the enneagram reveals underlying motives that can help you in all areas of your life. The enneagram for self-care makes perfect sense! About three years ago, Natasha looked in the mirror and realized she just didn’t feel like herself anymore. She sought out a counselor, and shared she wanted to grow and change. Here, she was introduced to the enneagram. She took the test…and got the 3 result. Since she wasn’t feeling it, she went back and dug in deeper. After a lot of reading, studying, and test taking, she realized that it wasn’t going to work unless she took the test from the perspective of why she did what she did. (She kept getting a 3 result that didn’t resonate, and she realized she was answering the questions based on what she wanted to be true, instead of giving her truest answers.) Some of those answers were really impacted by her anxiety, which she recognized later as she began using the enneagram for self-care. Recognizing Anxiety (And her true type!) Natasha had dealt with anxiety her whole life, but she’d never recognized it. She called it other things, and refused to consider it was something that might affect her. After all, anxiety was debilitating and sounded awful! But when she read the 6 Type, she got completely overwhelmed. That was her. She felt so understood and seen, and realized that if others felt that way and were able to live full, strong lives, she could too. That’s what compelled her to start using the enneagram as a coaching tool for other women who were also seeking transformation! The ability to be present with yourself and your type is key to being able to connect with your full self. Natasha Shares About Being a Six Sixes can be wishy-washy. They tend to work through a lot of “worst case scenarios”, and anticipate the absolute worst outcomes at all times. Natasha shared she didn’t even realize this was something she did until she became more self-aware. Her detailed, instant thoughts were so negative and consuming; she realized they were showing up in all areas of her life. Finding her type helped Natasha recognize that she did struggle with anxiety. It also showed her the ways the was coping with it: becoming a workaholic, doing too much, and avoiding these feelings. She realized that she needed to slow down and allow herself to feel things. She practiced trusting that she could be safe, and that the people she loved could be safe as well. Noticing her default programming, and the way it kicked in throughout her day, was the self-awareness she needed to be able to be present in her daily life. Increasing her mindfulness and becoming more aware were powerful ways of tuning in to her reactions and responses throughout the day. In fact, her family quickly noticed the change as well. She was able to be calmer, more present, and less prone to thinking negatively. Part of embracing your enneagram type is to observe yourself without judgment, and to have grace for yourself as you discover more about who you are. Practicing this way allows you to truly use the enneagram for self-care; it’s a loving, gentle tool! Many women use food restrictions or emotional eating as a way of controlling or avoiding what’s really happening in their lives. It would be interesting to know more about how various enneagram types engage with the diet industry (and with intuitive eating)! Should I take the test? Natasha recommends holding enneagram test results loosely. The enneagram is a journey, and the point is to find yourself as you learn more about yourself. If you take the test and the results don’t really connect with you, it’s okay to take it again (and again)! Learn more about the numbers, and see if there are any that do resonate. Like her, you may end up with the wrong number — and that’s okay! She advises that you take a look at your top three numbers, and learn more about them. You’ll also want to think about WHY you do things. For instance, if you walk into a room and can easily identify what people may want or need, ask why? Is it to be loved? To gain attention? To get approval? Thinking about your motivations can help you get more accurate test results, as the enneagram truly emphasizes the underlying motivations you may have. Intuitive Eating & Your Enneagram Type Underlying motivations are highly important for eating practices too! Natasha shares that a lot of 9’s can struggle with either overeating, or being really restrictive. Because 9’s tend to sort of “fall asleep” to themselves, they aren’t always present in their bodies. They also tend to avoid conflict, and may eat to avoid problems. 8’s tends to have a lot of energy and passion towards things, which can lead to overeating as well. They may also eat more to deal with the stress of constant leadership exceptions. 1’s and 3’s are most likely to tend towards restriction. For 1’s, they often don’t want to look “bad”, and since overeating is often categorized as a “bad thing”, they will want to avoid it. For 3’s, being overweight can conflict with their desire to appear good in other’s eyes. Your type can contribute to how you cope, as well as how you think about food and your body. But it can also have a positive impact! Using the enneagram for self-care is a powerful way to listen to your body’s needs and care for yourself. (If you’re a 7, listen in to this part! I asked Natasha some specific questions on my type and she shared some great info.) The Enneagram Types (A Quick Glance) Ones & Threes 1’s are the perfectionists and 3’s tend to want to appear successful. A negative body image can lead to sense of moral failure or general unraveling. There’s this idea that if your body doesn’t look a certain way, that you’ve failed. Twos 2’s are helpers who do a lot for others. They also tend to struggle with self-love, which impacts their body image. It can be hard for a 2 to truly feel that they are fully enough as they are, and they often look to others to increase their own self-worth. Fours 4’s are often melancholy. They’re more creative, and they like to feel their feelings. However, they can also get stuck in those feelings and start to wonder what’s “missing” inside of themselves. Because of this, 4’s can get drawn into negative self-talk and self-criticism. They often feel “less than” if something in their lives is lacking. Fives 5’s are analytical. They don’t often dress flashy, and may tend towards letting themselves go because outward appearance just doesn’t bother them. Sixes With the 6’s, they tend to go back and forth. They’re doing great, then they aren’t. They’re following a plan, then they’re not. They are often in a battle with themselves, and that can translate to how they feel about their bodies. Sevens 7’s are often very active. They like to experience new things, but can sometimes get stuck in letting themselves go when they aren’t in a good place. Otherwise, they tend to be active and want to work on themselves and take things to the next level. Eights As strong leaders, 8’s can sometimes struggle with imposter syndrome. This can lead to a fixation with what’s wrong, and other negative thoughts about the self. Although they can be assertive and bold, they also refrain from being fully vulnerable and tend to turn inward when help is needed. Nines Since they have a need to numb themselves out at times, 9’s can struggle to know what they feel, and can even tend to feel nothing. They’ll just let go, and whatever goes, goes. (It might be interesting to learn your number and then listening in to the episode on checking your beliefs!) The Enneagram is a Tool! Since each type has a distinct path of growth, knowing your type can help you understand how to get back on track. It’s a great tool to have in your toolbox if you’re on the journey towards being your highest self! If you take a test, remember to explore the results and make sure it resonates with you. Learn more about the types, and be open to learning more about your own inner motivations. If your desire is to use the enneagram for self-care, you’ll want to do this in a loving way that works for you. Want more info? The Enneagram Institute has a great test for about $12; it has a lot of questions, so you do have to really sit down and take it like a true test. TrueSelf.io includes images on their free test, which makes it quick and easy. (It’s not quite as in depth, but it’s a great starting point!) You can always with Natasha as well – she’s on IG as @radiantlyflourish.

Jeff King, Hershey’s senior director of global sustainability and social impact, is the person responsible for the company’s Cocoa For Good sustainability program, which has committed to 100% direct-sourced cocoa in West Africa by 2025. He talks to ConfectioneryNews about the company’s achievements so far and wider issues affecting the cocoa sector.

Jeff King, Hershey’s senior director of global sustainability and social impact, is the person responsible for the company’s Cocoa For Good sustainability program, which has committed to 100% direct-sourced cocoa in West Africa by 2025. He talks to ConfectioneryNews about the company’s achievements so far and wider issues affecting the cocoa sector.

In this first episode of the ITA College Tennis Coaches Podcast, Dave Mullins speaks with David Roditi, the head men’s tennis coach at Texas Christian University (TCU).

In this episode of In The Loop, Lae (@axelsandwich), Gina (@4Atwizzles) and Karly (@cyberswansp) discuss the themes and new program debuts at the events in the first half of the 2019 Challenger Series, including Autumn Classic International, Lombardia Trophy, US Classic and Nepela Memorial. Full transcript available here: https://www.inthelopodcast.com/news/2019/10/03/episode-37-transcript Transcription by Evie (@doubleflutz), Becs (@becsfer), Andrea (@starryyuzu) and Clara (@daejangie) Icon, Header, and Graphics by Gabb (@tegomass) Audio Production by Evie (@doubleflutz) Produced by the In The Loop Team Website: https://www.inthelopodcast.com Ko-fi: http://ko-fi.com/inthelopodcast Contact: https://www.inthelopodcast.com/contact Twitter: https://twitter.com/InTheLoPodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/inthelopodcast #InTheLoop #InTheLoPodcast

Have you considered the totality of you or your clients life?

Growing your business or your nonprofit should not come at the risk of what really matters. Dr. William Clark discusses the importance of a good team and a good program design should be the chief goal of business owners and business leaders and why chasing these things are what matters to the success of your business. -- DR. WILLIAM CLARKis a leadership development and organizational impact specialist to nonprofits and churches. Like, comment, share! If you enjoyed this content, follow me or subscribe on social media via the links below. - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/drwilliampclark - Twitter: https://twitter.com/drwilliampclark - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drwilliampclark - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqPGlVC2EqnyqtswEyS5qGA?view_as=subscriber - Podcast: https://anchor.fm/drwilliampclarkor on your favorite podcast platform - Web: www.williampclark.com - Books and other resources: https://gumroad.com/drwilliampclark

Never miss another interview! Join Devin here: http://bit.ly/joindevin. Radius CEO Joel Carusone saw that clients were beginning to use its data tools for disaster relief outreach and saw an opportunity to help more people do more good. It launched a program it calls “Data for Good” to help clients use their software tools at no charge for creating positive social impact. Click the following link to learn my insider secrets to media publicity for social impact: http://bit.ly/75offmedia.

In this Interview Jeff and I discuss Private Investing, The keys to a Good Program and what it felt like throughout our Investing Journey. The 6% and 20% Program was created to protect my investing partners and provide confidence at every part of the journey. We wanted to create this video to help both people seeking capital and people loaning capital as there is a right and a wrong way to do it.

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In this episode the gang stretch our creative muscles and talk about the world of programming. How do you even plan a semester of programming for a group of students you have never met? How do you keep your students interested and involved whilst still educating them? Join us as we tackle this important subject.

Welcome to "Voices for Change 2.0"  Co-Host's Rebecca and Joe Lombardo have been happily married for 15 years. At age 19, Rebecca was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and struggles with mental illness daily. In 2013, she survived a suicide attempt. As she recovered, she started a blog detailing her struggles. Eventually that blog was turned into a book called It’s Not Your Journey and is now available on Amazon.com. This week we're talking to mental health advocate and Program Coordinator for International Bipolar Foundation, Aubrey Good. Rebecca is now an advocate for mental health as well as a best-selling author and international blogger. Joe is also an advocate for mental health and an accomplished musician.  Together they hope to provide people with the point of view of not only the person with mental illness but also the spouse and caregiver.   We Hope you will join us for "Voices for Change 2.0" every Saturday at 11:00 am EST right here on the Left of Str8 Radio Network. You can follow us on the links below: www.voices-for-change.net www.twitter.com/Voices4ChangeRJ www.facebook.com/voicesforchange2.0

Join hosts Nicole Christie and Amanda Buckle for the latest installment of the Seafood News Podcast. This week we look at US Foods’ Serve Good Program, check in on New Bedford and break down Maine’s lobster landings for 2017. This episode is sponsored by Urner Barry. Visit the Urner Barry Booth, number 364, at Seafood Expo North America in Boston from March 11 – 13. freemusicarchive.org/music/Jahzzar/Come/schmaltz Copyright: Attribution-ShareAlike: creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/

Today on Cause Talk Radio, Megan and Joe talk to Keith Nowak, Director of Marketing Communications at Travelocity, about the results of its recent Travel for Good Survey and plans to expand its Travel for Good Program to help people achieve their dreams of philanthropic travel!

Showtime:  Tuesday, August 5th at 530pm PT / 830pm ET Do you crave sugar?  Get gas/bloating?  Have brain fog?  Anxiety/depression? It could be candida!  Tune in as Dr. Lo and the fabulous Christa Orrechio of The Whole Journey discuss how to kick candida for good using natural, safe, and effective therapies.  To learn more about Christa's Kick Candida for Good Program, click here.  To learn more about Christa, click here. Hosted by Dr. Lauren "Lo" Noel of Shine Natural Medicine

School on Wheels Indianapolis provides one-on-one tutoring, backpacks, school supplies and educational support to homeless children in Indiana.  School on Wheels is Indianapolis' answer to increasing educational opportunities for school-aged homeless children in order to create economic opportunities necessary to break the cycle of homelessness.We help complement the access to public education with tools for educational success. Since 2001, over 1,600 School on Wheels community volunteers have provided more than 30,000 hours of tutoring to 3,100 Indianapolis homeless children at eleven locations. There are School on Wheels programs in in Los Angeles and Massachusetts. Listeners can go online to facebook.com/toyota to vote for School on Wheels (on Aug 9) to get a Toyota Prius to deliver school supplies to homeless children!! Toyota is giving away 100 cars in 100 days through their 100 Cars for Good Program. Today we will talk with Nathan Hand about this great organization and how you can help them win a new car! Join us!