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Davis Technical College says commercial drivers are in high demand. And thanks to a few partnerships, they've been able to open a new driving range to better help train their student drivers. Midday fill-in host Heather Peterson spoke to Linda Watts, Director of Programs at Davis Technical College to learn more about this new development and what it means for the school.

Several daycares in northern Utah shut down unexpectedly this week, giving parents only about a day's notice. Now hundreds of families have been scrambling to find new options for the kids. KSL NewsRadio's Heather Peterson investigated, and joined Britt Johnson to shed more light on the story.

Heather Peterson, Jim Franke, and Greg McCune from the Manhattan Optimist Club share their initiatives to uplift the community's youth through various fundraisers and programs. Driven by a shared mission, the club highlights its upcoming events and its vital role in fostering a positive atmosphere.• Discussing the Optimist Club's efforts to engage the community • Highlights of their annual fundraising events, including the spaghetti dinner • Emphasis on empowering local youth through various programs and activities GMCFCFAs

KSL's Top Story: Some local school districts and parents here in Utah... are just learning that their kids' information was part of a widespread data breach.  KSL NewsRadio's Heather Peterson is live with the details.

Maybe it's time to make your approach to marketing stand out. How can we do that? Well, first of all, says our guest Heather Peterson, have fun. A playful and novel approach will get your client's attention. Just make sure you know exactly which type of client you'd like to work with first. In this episode we learn: - speak to few, not many - be specific about the work you showcase and speak directly to the exact type of client you want - stay top of mind by frequent connection points - a book is a great opportunity to share recent work with past clients - sow seeds, rather than opting for a single blanket mailing - package any gifts thoughtfully, so they'll stand out - make it easy for the client to say yes to your offer by supplying them with things they can easily share Success is not an accident. It's a strategy. Business of Design® is that strategy. Join today. https://businessofdesign.com/membership

Tthe mountain lion that was sauntering through Lehi neighborhoods this week.... has now been put down. KSL NewsRadio's Heather Peterson has details.

Samantha Clark joins us to tell us all about Olympic Eventing, the amazing Château de Versailles and many new Olympic records. Heather Peterson, who is USEF R Technical Delegate, explains what actions we should take if we find ourselves in uncomfortable situations at a show or clinic! Listen in...GUESTS AND LINKS DRESSAGE EPISODE 750:Co-Hosts: Reese Koffler-Stanfield and Megan McIssac | Instagram | Facebook Guest: Samantha ClarkGuest: Heather PetersonDressage Radio Show: Website | FacebookPlease visit our sponsors, who make all this possible: Kentucky Performance Products | Savvy FeederTime Stamps:05:00 - Olympic Dressage Preview17:00 - Samantha Clark on Olympic Eventing31:56 - Heather Peterson

Samantha Clark joins us to tell us all about Olympic Eventing, the amazing Château de Versailles and many new Olympic records. Heather Peterson, who is USEF R Technical Delegate, explains what actions we should take if we find ourselves in uncomfortable situations at a show or clinic! Listen in...GUESTS AND LINKS DRESSAGE EPISODE 750:Co-Hosts: Reese Koffler-Stanfield and Megan McIssac | Instagram | Facebook Guest: Samantha ClarkGuest: Heather PetersonDressage Radio Show: Website | FacebookPlease visit our sponsors, who make all this possible: Kentucky Performance Products | Savvy FeederTime Stamps:05:00 - Olympic Dressage Preview17:00 - Samantha Clark on Olympic Eventing31:56 - Heather Peterson

Today's episode features our first return guest, Heather Peterson, who first appeared in August 2023 to discuss the mind-body connection. Due to the overwhelming popularity of that episode, we've invited Heather back to delve deeper into the crucial topic of mental health, which is especially pertinent as we observe Mental Health Awareness Month. We open … Read More Read More

Heather Peterson runs a small boutique interior design firm based in Minneapolis, working with clients across the country. As a self-trained designer, she entered this field when she moved to Minneapolis from New York, decorating her own home and blogging her journey. Whether you're in the early stages of your business or have been in the industry for decades, you're going to gain so much from listening to her story.   Listen in this week as Heather offers the transition points she's faced as a designer CEO and the evolution of her self-concept. She's sharing her thoughts on the value of having a coach by her side, the challenges she had to navigate as she grew her team, and what's coming next for her as she continues to up-level her practice.   Get full show notes and more information here: https://www.desicreswell.com/79

Hosts: Taylor Morgan and Adam Gardiner Welcome Adam Gardiner, new co-host with KSL at Night Long-time KSL at Night Host Taylor Morgan is joined by guest host Adam Gardiner. They begin this week’s show by learning more about Adam and his background and why he’s going to be a great fit for KSL at Night.   State political conventions kicking off election season The KSL at Night hosts talk about the upcoming political season in the state, including the ever-growing race to replace Senator Mitt Romney. They also go into detail about the PAC money pouring into Utah races from around the country, and how that money could be influencing delegates’ decisions.   Utah bathroom bill implementation for trans students KSL NewsRadio’s Heather Peterson joins to talk about Salt Lake City School’s District implementation of H.B. 257, which clarified the bathrooms students are able to use. They talk about what the law actually says, what the sponsor of the bill intended, and how other school districts in the state are interpreting the law.   Small businesses in Utah Several cities in Utah are the best small cities in the country to start a business, according to a new Wallethub report. Three of the top five are in Southern Utah, with Cedar City taking the top spot. KSL at Night speaks with Wallethub analyst, Cassandra Happe, about the findings and what they mean.   The latest on New York v. Donald Trump KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas joins Taylor and Adam to discuss the beginning of what is expected to be a 6 week trial involving former President Donald Trump. It’s hard to keep track of all the legal issues the former president is facing but this trial could affect him differently than the others.   Aid passed for Ukraine and more over the weekend Inside Source’s Boyd Matheson joins the show to talk about the massive spending deal passed over the weekend, which included $60.8 million in aid to Ukraine. Boyd and the hosts detail what else was in the budget and use the passage of the package to analyze House Speaker Mike Johnson’s ability and success as Speaker.   Analysis of the proposal to ban TikTok Michael Lucci, founder and CEO of global security company State Armor, talks about the federal government’s proposal to ban TikTok. He discusses why the potential ban has bi-partisan support, and how he believes China is influencing American elections.   Hockey team name to be chosen by fan bracket A new Major League Hockey team is coming to Utah; what will it be named? Smith Entertainment Group owner Ryan Smith, which owns the incoming NHL team, says the name will be chosen by a fan bracket. The hosts discuss their preferred name, which may or may not involve the abominable snowman.

Hosts: Taylor Morgan and Adam Gardiner KSL NewsRadio’s Heather Peterson joins to talk about Salt Lake City School’s District implementation of H.B. 257, which clarified the bathrooms students are able to use. They talk about what the law actually says, what the sponsor of the bill intended, and how other school districts in the state are interpreting the law.

KSL's Top Story: At this point, it's a blustery wind.  Tonight it'll reach gale force.  Overnight even stronger. KSL NewsRadio's Heather Peterson is live on the storm desk with the latest.  Also: Lieutenant Governor Deidre Henderson joins me live to talk about the presidential primary.  

KSL's Top Story:  At the same time as Congress considers a border bill ... Utah's Governor is now planning to visit the southern border next week.   KSL NewsRadio's Heather Peterson has the story.

Seven years ago this month, National Geographic published an issue that they now refer to as “historic.” With a cover featuring a young boy with long pink hair and pink leggings, they announced a “Gender Revolution.” The newsstand edition featured a different cover, a child and a collection of hip young people with identifying labels, such as “transgender female,” “androgynous,” and “bi-gender.” Our perceptions of those who are transgender, these covers suggested, should not be simply men with a fetish. Rather, embracing new understandings of gender was about the kids.  In addition to the articles explaining the emerging “scientific consensus” around these things, and why “gender” is “fluid” and should be thought of as distinct from one's biology, one article focused on the challenge of “toxic masculinity.” Five others promised that rethinking gender would elevate women. The journalists accurately predicted that a revolution was occurring, even though some who read the issue (me included) thought their announcement premature. However, seven years later, it's clear that the gender revolution has done everything but elevate women.  As child psychiatrist Miriam Grossman, author of Lost in Trans Nation, explains, the number of teen girls “with recent-onset discomfort with their sex is up 4,000 percent [emphasis added].” Especially vulnerable are girls with comorbidities, like autism, an association that even one of the National Geographic articles acknowledged. People who are autistic are three to six times more likely to not identify with their birth sex. Child psychiatrist Dr. Steven Grcevich, the founder and president of a ministry for families with hidden disabilities, called this “[t]he scandal that nobody is talking about … the vulnerability of kids with pre-existing medical conditions and autism and other developmental disabilities to this gender ideology.”  According to Dr. Grossman, this social contagion has been especially driven by social media, which has become a virtual “assembly line” for challenging girls to question their sense of self. Medical professionals jumped in, resulting in a trail of mutilated bodies, sterilization, bone-density loss, and other irreversible damage done.   Women have been hurt in other ways too. According to the Telegraph, a male student recently attacked female students in a gender-neutral bathroom. In sports such as in jiujitsu and volleyball, girls have been overpowered and injured, not to mention the other issues of fairness of competition, scholarship opportunities, and privacy concerns.   Seven years ago, the first article in the “historic” National Geographic issue promised that “science is helping us understand gender.” In what became a frequently used “bait and switch” tactic, the article focused on the incredibly rare conditions called “intersex” or “disorders of sex development.” Not mentioned in the article is something that Abigail Favale clarified in her book, that “[i]n 99.98% of these cases, sex is readily recognizable as unambiguously male or female.” Instead, the author lumps physical disorders of sex development with the mental conditions of gender confusion, via a mishmash of edgy psychology and personal narratives, with one neuroscientist stirred in for good measure. The takeaway is clear: All that matters is what an individual feels on the inside.   And yet, there are clear signs that this revolution is slowing. Finland, Sweden, the United Kingdom, and Norway have all drawn back from providing so-called “gender-affirming care” to young people because the science is not settled. Though the Biden Administration seems committed to advancing the revolution by force, in states such as Missouri and Ohio, lawmakers are taking definitive steps to protect children.  The credit for slowing down what seemed to be an unstoppable train headed off the cliff goes to a coalition of unlikely allies: from the so-called “TERFs” (or “trans-exclusionary radical feminists”) like Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling, to brave young people like Chloe Cole who have “de-transitioned," filed lawsuits, and testified before state legislatures, to Matt Walsh. Twenty-two states have now stopped or limited so-called “gender-affirming care” for minors.   National Geographic may have thought that the “gender revolution” was inevitable, but it's time for an update on the cultural state-of-play. Next Tuesday, January 16, at 7 p.m. ET, the next free online Breakpoint forum will provide “The Real Facts About Gender Ideology.” Featured presenters are child psychiatrists, Dr. Miriam Grossman and Dr. Steven Grcevich.   Sign up to join in live and ask questions, or to receive a link to access the recording. Go to breakpoint.org/forum.  This Breakpoint was co-authored by Dr. Heather Peterson. If you're a fan of Breakpoint, leave a review on your favorite podcast app. For more resources to live like a Christian in this cultural moment, go to breakpoint.org. 

Heather Peterson is the Volunteer Coordinator for Continuum and she loves to talk about making the best of now.  When you or a loved one has been injured, diagnosed with a serious illness, or given a terminal diagnosis, you may not know where to turn for help.Heather Peterson is the Volunteer Coordinator for Continuum and she loves to talk about making the best of now.  Continuum is hospice care and there is lots of room for you to volunteer and make the end more peaceful and loving for someone. Continumm Hospice and Palliative Care serves patients with expert medical care with compassion and pain management.These services are designed to work with you and your familyto provide the support and care needed during this difficult time.Continuum Hospice & Palliative Care Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Heather Peterson is the Volunteer Coordinator for Continuum and she loves to talk about making the best of now.   When you or a loved one has been injured, diagnosed with a serious illness, or given a terminal diagnosis, you may not know where to turn for help.Heather Peterson is the Volunteer Coordinator for Continuum and she loves to talk about making the best of now.   Continuum is hospice care and there is lots of room for you to volunteer and make the end more peaceful and loving for someone.  Continumm Hospice and Palliative Care serves patients with expert medical care with compassion and pain management. These services are designed to work with you and your family to provide the support and care needed during this difficult time. Continuum Hospice & Palliative Care

It's not uncommon to hear that the divorce rate is the same inside the Church as outside. Though it's not true, even Christians tend to repeat it as if it were. Both the kind of church a married couple attends, and how faithfully they attend, make a notable difference in marital stability.   In her new book, The Toxic War on Masculinity, Nancy R. Pearcey, professor and scholar in residence at Houston Christian University refuted another widely held misnomer.   "Many people assume that most theologically conservative men are patriarchal and domineering. But sociological studies have refuted that negative stereotype. Compared to secular men, devout Christian family men who attend church regularly are more loving husbands and more engaged fathers. They have the lowest rates of divorce. And astonishingly, they have the lowest rate of domestic violence of any major group in America."   The research Pearcey is referring to here was first published by sociologist Brad Wilcox in 2017. As Pearcey notes, this research seems unknown, especially by Christians quick to self-flagellate. For example, Pearcey continues, the “Christian” men with the highest divorce rates are those who are not actually in church. She explains:  "Most of these men are nominal Christians, which means they are not particularly devout and attend church rarely if at all. They are prone to pick up terms like headship and submission but interpret them through a secular lens of power and control. Surprisingly, research has found that nominal Christian men have the highest rates of divorce and domestic violence—even higher than secular men. …  Nominal men skew the statistics, creating the false impression that evangelical men as a group are abusive and domineering."  When Pearcey shared these stats online after her book came out, it elicited a cynical and even angry reaction. Pearcey responded by insisting that she did not share the data in defense of complementarianism.  "I simply report what the psychologists and sociologists find in their studies of complementarian men. I was totally surprised at how positively they test out. I've been asked why I focused on complementarian couples—the answer is that they are the ones being studied. They're the ones being attacked as inherently oppressive, abusive patriarchs."   Unsurprisingly, many responded with stories of bad behavior by men in conservative churches. But, of course, Pearcey was not asserting that abuse never occurs in conservative churches among those with conservative views about men and women. In fact, she opens her new book with the story of her own abusive, churchgoing father.  Rather, what Pearcey is arguing in The War on Toxic Masculinity is that a man's conservative views about gender roles aren't as important as his views of the importance and centrality of the family. These husbands, Wilcox has reported, “believe marriage is not primarily about individual fulfillment but about forming a stable, loving home to raise a family. They hold to an ideal of fidelity and permanence.” It is because of this view that conservative husbands tend to care about their family the way they do. And, among the positive outcomes are wives who tend to be “the happiest of all wives in America.”   Once again, Christianity proves to be good. It makes better humans, both men and women. It matters whether or not husbands and wives take the family seriously. It matters whether they think it's important to fulfill the creation mandate of Genesis 1,“Be fruitful and multiply and fill the earth.” It matters whether they take seriously the words of Jesus when He quoted Genesis 2, that the husband and wife “are no longer two but one flesh. What therefore God has joined together, let not man separate.”   Apparently, it really matters what men think about themselves, about women, and about families. Though men are often told there is something inherently wrong with being a male, as Pearcey writes, “The evidence shows that Christianity has the power to overcome toxic behavior in men and reconcile the sexes—an unexpected finding that has stood up to rigorous empirical testing.”   Pearcey's The Toxic War on Masculinity is especially important right now, given all the myths and the lies about men that are so often repeated in our world. It's thoughtful and sound, carefully researched and well-written. Even more, it's profoundly helpful.   As Pearcey exhorts us in her book, “We should be bold about bringing [the truth about men] into the public square.”   Thankfully, her book equips us to do just that.  This Breakpoint was co-authored by Dr. Heather Peterson. For more resources to live like a Christian in this cultural moment, go to breakpoint.org. 

Last month, an article published on NBC described “[p]ractitioners of ‘race change to another,' or RCTA,” which refers to people who “purport to be able to manifest physical changes in their appearance and even their genetics to truly become a different race.” Interviewed for the article were teenagers who are enamored with Japanese and Korean cultures and who have become convinced that, by listening to subliminal messages while they sleep, they will eventually wake up with Asian characteristics, such as eyes with an epicanthic fold.   Even more unbelievable than the idea that subliminal messaging can alter a person's genetics was the attempt at ethical analysis by journalist Emi Tuyetnhi Tran. According to Tran, RCTA is wrong, but not because those with the delusion entertain desires that will never become reality. Instead, RCTA is wrong because of inequality:   Experts agree  race is not genetic. But they contend that even though race is a cultural construct, it is impossible to change your race because of the systemic inequalities inherent to being born into a certain race.  In other words, young people with this particular identity crisis should not be told what they desire is impossible due to the constraints of physical reality, but that they are violating certain social theories. What Tran fails to explain is that if race is merely a social construct as gender is now understood to be, why is appropriating a different gender identity acceptable but not a different racial identity? On what grounds should we, for example, oppose the actions of someone like Rachel Dolezal, a white woman who became leader of a local NAACP chapter?   In fact, though there are physical distinctions between races, the physical differences between the sexes are far more profound. Nineteenth century ideas of divinely ordained, distinct races that ought not be “mixed” was rooted in dangerous, racist nonsense that can neither be supported biblically or biologically. The differences that are emphasized are typical generalizations more closely related to cultural differences than anything essential. However, people have tended to tie these assumptions to racial categories.   The biblical account, in contrast, describes a single human race that was created by God to bear His image before the rest of His creation. The different “tongues, tribes, nations, and languages” arose when God dispersed Noah's descendants, spreading humans across the Earth to fulfill their purpose. Thus, the biblical narrative grounds and explains both the universal dignity and value that all humans possess, as well as their physical, cultural, and genetic differences. Race is too narrow a concept to explain these differences. It is best understood, as apologists Neil Shenvi and Pat Sawyer explain in their forthcoming book Critical Dilemma, as a social construct (though not all differences can be attributed to social construction).  Genetic variances among people are significant enough to produce observable physical differences. For example, different races demonstrate specific predilections towards different kinds of cancer. Even if a few confused teenagers believe that epicanthic folds are only a social construct and not genetic, that doesn't change reality. What becomes obvious in Tran's article is that acknowledging these realities without violating our society's “new rules” requires quite a bit of intellectual gymnastics. For example, one article cited by Tran suggests that genetic variation among humans should be understood wholly differently than the concept of race. A Ph.D. candidate at Harvard Medical School suggests the use of “ancestry” language instead of “race” language. This quickly feels like a word game, especially when the only ones allowed to use the word “race” are those who lob accusations of racial supremacy.  The more fundamental problem–the one at the root of this and every one of the many identity crises infecting our cultural moment–is that so many young people have absorbed a way of thinking about themselves and reality best identified as “expressive individualism.” For years, they've heard that the world is whatever they decide and make of it, that their bodies are plastic and do not govern who or what they are, and that what is most true about themselves and the world is how they feel on the inside. Why wouldn't they assume that one day they could wake up with the eyelids they really, really want?  An overwhelming identity crisis among young people is also a clear indicator of what the Church is being called to in this time and this place. Testifying to the work of Christ in the world, which is always the calling of the Christ-follower, must include testifying to the work of Christ in creation. John 1 and Colossians 1 are clear: Christ was present and at work in the creation chapter of God's story. Proclaiming the Good News today must involve pointing to God's good design of human beings, how He created them in His image. That must include theological instruction about the human body, especially in the wake of a dramatic increase in depression and anxiety among teens and of a growing number “detransitioners” dealing with regret and facing the long-term harm of our culture's worst ideas.  This Breakpoint was co-authored by Dr. Heather Peterson. For more resources to live like a Christian in this cultural moment, go to breakpoint.org.  

Recently, Chloe Cole, a 19-year-old young woman who was pressured to undergo transgender surgeries, challenged a social media video by Neil deGrasse Tyson, the populist astronomer and science personality. Although a legitimate astrophysicist, Dr. Tyson's public proclamations and videos are not always from his area of scientific expertise. In fact, they aren't always scientific.   In this particular video, Tyson asserted, in favor of gender ideology, that “no matter my chromosomes today, I feel 80% female, 20% male. I'm going to put on makeup. I'm gonna do it. Tomorrow, I might feel 80% male.” Seemingly to Dr. Tyson, the ability of people of any gender to feel a particular way and then to put on makeup accordingly, proves that “the XX/XY chromosomes are insufficient because when we wake up in the morning, we exaggerate whatever feature we want to portray the gender of our choice.” Dr. Tyson continued in a blatantly non-scientific statement, “What business is it of yours to require that I fulfill your inability to think of gender on a spectrum?”   In her reply, Chloe Cole interspersed video of herself confronting his bizarre claims.   How about we stop confusing basic human biology with cosmetics? Like, what a weird jump. … I don't wear makeup most days. If I leave the house without makeup on, does that make me like 70% [m]ale?... If it was only truly about aesthetics, nobody would care. It's my business because you're using 1950s gender stereotypes to justify an ideology that leads to the sterilization and mastectomies of 15-year-old girls who just don't fit in, girls like me.  Cole ends her video with,  The idea that people can be percentages of either male or female just further reinforces the fact that biological sex is a binary. There's only two. There may only be two sexes, but there are an infinite number of personalities. I mean, it really doesn't take a degree in astrophysics to understand that.  Watching Dr. Tyson's video and Cole's response, I was reminded of something from my childhood. Due to the popularity of Superman in the late 1970s, Mr. Rogers dedicated a week of his daily TV show to helping kids distinguish between what was real and what was make-believe. He was concerned by the reports of children who put on capes and thought they could fly, leaping from staircases or top bunks or balconies and causing serious injuries. He even took his viewers onto the set of the show The Incredible Hulk to show them that the actors involved were indeed only actors.  In other words, he understood that children struggled to distinguish between make-believe and reality. This is exactly what Chloe Cole did earlier this week, only she was instructing an astrophysicist about the harm done to children in the name of “science,” while Mr. Rogers was confronting the harm done to children by cartoons. Cole knows that putting on makeup, a dress, or a muscle shirt cannot transform a man into a woman or a woman into a man. Even worse, she knows that neither did the testosterone she received at age 13 nor the double mastectomy at age 15 make her a boy.   According to Mr. Rogers' biographer Max King in the documentary Won't You Be My Neighbor?, Rogers was “angry that it was his medium that was doing this,” i.e., deluding and harming children. What began with his concern about children being misled prompted a new weekly theme for the show Mister Rogers' Neighborhood that dealt with tough issues such as death and divorce.    Like Cole, Rogers wasn't a scientist. But he was committed to helping children discern truth from error, the difference between make-believe and reality, between the cosmetic and one's identity. He even famously sang a song that clarified that kids could not become whatever or whoever they wanted, that only boys could be daddies, and only girls could be mommies. In fact, he once said, “I'll tell you what children really need. They need adults who will protect them from the ever-ready molders of their world.”  Those are the kind of adults who children still need. What we all need less of is the sort of thinly disguised, condescending, and anti-scientific rhetoric that molds their identities.  This Breakpoint was co-authored by Dr. Heather Peterson. For more resources to live like a Christian in this cultural moment, go to breakpoint.org.  

Nowadays, we tend to prioritize our daily tasks over our own well-being, and we need to remember what kind of consequences this could have on our health. How strong is the connection between our mental and physical health? Let's analyze the link between them. In this episode, Billy, Shaun, and Cade Peterson sit down with … Read More Read More

New from the Colson Center!  Interested in the What Would You Say? video project? Subscribe to be notified when new videos are released at whatwouldyousay.org/subscribe. Watch the latest release and explore the full on-demand library!   _   On Friday, the Supreme Court delivered a smashing victory for free speech. Lorie Smith is the founder of 303 Creative, a graphic design company that, among other services, creates custom websites for weddings. Concerned that a Colorado law would force her to design websites for same-sex weddings or take on other projects that would violate her deeply held religious beliefs, Smith filed a pre-enforcement challenge, asking the court to weigh in on whether the law violated her freedom of speech and conscience.  The state decided that Lorie did not have the right to choose which messages she uses her talents to express. It even forbade her, for example, from posting a notice on her website stating she is unable to create websites that express messages contrary to her Christian beliefs, including websites that promote abortion services, celebrate same-sex marriages, or advance a transgender ideology. In July 2021, the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against Smith and for the state of Colorado.  Friday, on the last day of the 2023 docket, the U.S. Supreme Court reversed that decision and ruled in favor of Lorie Smith. Writing for the majority, Justice Neil Gorsuch, explained:   The First Amendment's protections belong to all, not just to speakers whose motives the government finds worthy. In this case, Colorado seeks to force an individual to speak in ways that align with its views but defy her conscience about a matter of major significance. ... Consistent with the First Amendment, the Nation's answer is tolerance, not coercion. The First Amendment envisions the United States as a rich and complex place where all persons are free to think and speak as they wish, not as the government demands. Colorado cannot deny that promise consistent with the First Amendment.  Kristen Waggoner, general counsel for Alliance Defending Freedom who argued the case before the Court, described the win in a press release:  This is a win for all Americans. The government should no more censor Lorie for speaking consistent with her beliefs about marriage than it should punish an LGBT graphic designer for declining to criticize same-sex marriage. If we desire freedom for ourselves, we must defend it for others.  It's not yet clear what implications this decision will hold for others, such as Colorado cake artist Jack Phillips, who are being forced to choose between their businesses and their deeply held religious beliefs. However, unlike the 2018 Masterpiece Cakeshop case, this decision was far broader and clearly dealt with questions of speech, conscience, and government coercion. In the Masterpiece case, the Supreme Court smacked down the state of Colorado for showing clear and extensive animus toward Jack's faith. The state civil rights commission responded by not only showing similar animus again, but by also allowing and enabling another citizen to harass Jack Phillips, beginning on the same day that Jack's first case was approved to be heard by the Supreme Court, and continuing today.  Already, voices as significant as dissenting Supreme Court justices and major media outlets have reported that, in the 303 Creative decision, the Court has allowed business owners to refuse service for LGBTQ people. That is simply not true. In fact, Justice Gorsuch specifically said as much in his majority opinion.   Justice Sonia Sotomayor, however, repeated that falsehood anyway before articulating a revisionist history of LGBTQ rights. For example, she repeated falsehoods about the murder of Matthew Shepard, wrongly claimed that the Colorado law did not affect Lorie Smith's rights “in any meaningful sense,” and neglected the condition established by Smith that she would not refuse service to anyone because of their sexual orientation.   To the dissent, Justice Gorsuch retorted in the majority opinion, “It is difficult to read the dissent and conclude we are looking at the same case.”  Lorie Smith never asked for the right to refuse service to a particular group of people. She asked not to be forced to produce speech that she did not agree with. That's what the Court affirmed on Friday. It is important that, whenever possible, all Americans who are concerned about the rights of conscience, including the freedom of speech, correct the falsehoods about this decision.  As Lorie Smith said in ADF's press release,  This is a victory not just for me but for all Americans across our great country—for those who share my beliefs and for those who hold different beliefs. Whether you're an LGBT graphic designer, a Jewish calligrapher, an Atheist speechwriter, or a pro-life photographer, the government shouldn't force any of us to say something we don't believe. I love people and work with everyone, including those who identify as LGBT. For me, it's always about what message is requested, never the person requesting. I hope that, regardless of what people think of me or my beliefs, everyone will celebrate that the court upheld the right for each of us to speak freely.  Congratulations to ADF and to Lorie Smith.  This Breakpoint was co-authored by Dr. Heather Peterson. For more resources to live like a Christian in this cultural moment, go to breakpoint.org. 

In this episode, we sit down with the incredibly talented Heather Peterson from Heather Peterson Design. We discuss the beautiful house she designed that we are currently listing and how the eclectic feel of the home and the mixture of girly and masculine elements made it the perfect fit for our clients. Heather shares her journey into the world of design and how she built her business from the ground up. Heather's passion for design shines through as we dive into the details of her work and the unique approach she takes to each project. From sourcing one-of-a-kind pieces to creating custom furniture, Heather's expertise in design is truly impressive. Not only is Heather a talented designer, but she is also an absolute joy to talk to. Her enthusiasm for her work is infectious, and we couldn't have asked for a better guest to have on the show. If you're interested in design or simply looking for some inspiration, this episode is a must-listen. Heather Peterson Design is definitely a name to watch in the world of design, and we can't wait to see what she does next.

For this USDF episode, we will hear all about competition management from Heather Peterson. And, then, Natalie DiBerardinis--the breeding director from Hilltop Farm--will tell us all about the Hanoverian horse and the North American stallion testing. Finally, we have a great Trainer Tip from Megan McIsaac. Listen in...GUESTS AND LINKS DRESSAGE EPISODE 707:Co-Hosts: Reese Koffler-Stanfield and Philip ParkesGuest: Heather Peterson | slush@drgw.netGuest: Natalie DiBerardinis Guest: Megan McIsaac | Facebook | InstagramHRN Merchandise! Find a complete line of screen printed stuff…. and The embroidered merchandise at…Download the FREE Horse Radio Network app for iPhone and AndroidFollow Dressage Radio Show on Facebook, and follow Horse Radio Network on TwitterCheck out this other great show in the HRN family: Healthy Critters RadioPlease visit our sponsors, who make all this possible Kentucky Performance Products

For this USDF episode, we will hear all about competition management from Heather Peterson. And, then, Natalie DiBerardinis--the breeding director from Hilltop Farm--will tell us all about the Hanoverian horse and the North American stallion testing. Finally, we have a great Trainer Tip from Megan McIsaac. Listen in...GUESTS AND LINKS DRESSAGE EPISODE 707:Co-Hosts: Reese Koffler-Stanfield and Philip ParkesGuest: Heather Peterson | slush@drgw.netGuest: Natalie DiBerardinis Guest: Megan McIsaac | Facebook | InstagramHRN Merchandise! Find a complete line of screen printed stuff…. and The embroidered merchandise at…Download the FREE Horse Radio Network app for iPhone and AndroidFollow Dressage Radio Show on Facebook, and follow Horse Radio Network on TwitterCheck out this other great show in the HRN family: Healthy Critters RadioPlease visit our sponsors, who make all this possible Kentucky Performance Products

For this USDF episode, we will hear all about competition management from Heather Peterson. And, then, Natalie DiBerardinis–the breeding director from Hilltop Farm–will tell us all about the Hanoverian horse and the North American stallion testing. Finally, we have a great Trainer Tip from Megan McIsaac. Listen in… GUESTS AND LINKS DRESSAGE EPISODE 707: Link to Sound File for Sight Impaired:  Click Here Co-Hosts: Reese Koffler-Stanfield and Philip Parkes Guest: Heather Peterson | slush@drgw.net Guest: Natalie DiBerardinis  Guest: Megan McIsaac | Facebook | Instagram HRN Merchandise!  Find a complete line of screen printed stuff…. and The embroidered merchandise at… Download the FREE Horse Radio Network app for iPhone and Android Follow Dressage Radio Show on  Facebook, and follow Horse Radio Network on Twitter Check out this other great show in the HRN family: Healthy Critters Radio Please visit our sponsors, who make all this possible Kentucky Performance Products

We will be joined by FEI Steward, Heather Peterson, with an inspiration to be supportive. Following that, we have Canadian rider, Liz Steacie, sharing an amazing opportunity to compete in the Top Team Challenge. And, before we get to the Trainer Tip from Reese and I, Wendy from Sure Foot Equine Stability Program joins us. Listen in...GUESTS AND LINKS DRESSAGE EPISODE 705:Co-Hosts: Reese Koffler-Stanfield and Philip ParkesGuest: FEI Steward Heather PetersonGuest: Liz Steacie | Top Team ChallengeGuest: Wendy Murdoch | Sure Foot Equine | Murdoch Method Facebook | Sure Foot Equine Facebook Book Club: Arena Tracks by Christian BaierHRN Merchandise! Find a complete line of screen printed stuff…. and The embroidered merchandise at…Download the FREE Horse Radio Network app for iPhone and AndroidFollow Dressage Radio Show on Facebook, and follow Horse Radio Network on TwitterCheck out this other great show in the HRN family: Horses In The MorningPlease visit our sponsors, who make all this possible Kentucky Performance Products, Sure Foot Equine

We will be joined by FEI Steward, Heather Peterson, with an inspiration to be supportive. Following that, we have Canadian rider, Liz Steacie, sharing an amazing opportunity to compete in the Top Team Challenge. And, before we get to the Trainer Tip from Reese and I, Wendy from Sure Foot Equine Stability Program joins us. Listen in...GUESTS AND LINKS DRESSAGE EPISODE 705:Co-Hosts: Reese Koffler-Stanfield and Philip ParkesGuest: FEI Steward Heather PetersonGuest: Liz Steacie | Top Team ChallengeGuest: Wendy Murdoch | Sure Foot Equine | Murdoch Method Facebook | Sure Foot Equine Facebook Book Club: Arena Tracks by Christian BaierHRN Merchandise! Find a complete line of screen printed stuff…. and The embroidered merchandise at…Download the FREE Horse Radio Network app for iPhone and AndroidFollow Dressage Radio Show on Facebook, and follow Horse Radio Network on TwitterCheck out this other great show in the HRN family: Horses In The MorningPlease visit our sponsors, who make all this possible Kentucky Performance Products, Sure Foot Equine

We will be joined by FEI Steward, Heather Peterson, with an inspiration to be supportive. Following that, we have Canadian rider, Liz Steacie, sharing an amazing opportunity to compete in the Top Team Challenge. And, before we get to the Trainer Tip from Reese and I, Wendy from Sure Foot Equine Stability Program joins us. Listen in… GUESTS AND LINKS DRESSAGE EPISODE 705: Link to Sound File for Sight Impaired:  Click Here Co-Hosts: Reese Koffler-Stanfield and Philip Parkes Guest: FEI Steward Heather Peterson Guest: Liz Steacie | Top Team Challenge Guest: Wendy Murdoch | Sure Foot Equine | Murdoch Method Facebook | Sure Foot Equine Facebook  Book Club: Arena Tracks by Christian Baier HRN Merchandise!  Find a complete line of screen printed stuff…. and The embroidered merchandise at… Follow Dressage Radio Show on  Facebook, and follow Horse Radio Network on Twitter Check out this other great show in the HRN family: Horses In The Morning Please visit our sponsors, who make all this possible Kentucky Performance Products, Sure Foot Equine

Bio Deena grew up in Pennsylvania USA with her parents and sister. She doesn't have a lot of childhood memories but remembers always being told she was too sensitive, especially by her mother. Her dad was an alcoholic and her parents fought terribly for the first 4 years of her life. She was bullied a lot in school and found refuge in the art room. She went to college for two years but didn't earn a degree. She worked in retail and has held jobs as a secretary, a volunteer at a domestic violence shelter and a dental assistant— She is now a sterile processing tech for a medical clinic. She was married and divorced twice. She has a son and two daughters, all grown. She now lives with her partner Larry in Ogden, UT. Pain and fatigue prevented her from enjoying most things. She quit crafting and watched a lot of tv instead. She was in bed often and I couldn't be the energetic and fun mom that she used to be. She always worked part-time as a stay at home mom, but after being fired from a call center for too many sick days, she applied for and was awarded social security disability benefits. Fibromyalgia took everything that she once was. It took her vibrancy, her energy, her social life, her mental health, and her physical abilities. However, she is doing much much better now. Topics 1. Crystal healing 2. Reiki — She is a certified crystal reiki master practitioner, and reiki is wonderful for managing stress and calming the mind. 3. Astrology— you'd be surprised how much she has learned about my emotions by studying her birth chart!) 4. Rage writing 5. Meditation practice Influences 1. Heather Peterson at Pain Free For Good! She was her mind-body coach and really helped her understand TMS and the tools to heal it. 2. Byron Katie's book “Loving What Is”: This book changed her whole perspective on life! Reach out to Deena!! Instagram handle: @enchanted.empowerment.reiki Website: enchantedempowermentreiki.com Get in touch with me: If you would like to get a hold of me (Michael Eisner the host). If you are looking for clarity on this subject, I offer a free one hour chat to anyone, or when you are looking for on-going coaching, get in touch. asguidedintent@gmail.com Visit my website: Asguided.ca

Do we have a reverent fear of God? Join Dawn and Steve in the Morning as they share a devotional from Blackaby Ministries International that focuses on the holiness of God. Knowing, therefore, the terror of the Lord, we persuade men; but we are well known to God, and I also trust are well known in your consciences.  2 Corinthians 5:11 Dawn and Steve also share an article by John Stonestreet and Heather Peterson titled "Being Christian When Civilization Collapses." See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Heather Peterson, owner and founder of Pain Free For Good, is a Mindbody Coach and Healer who specializes in helping women overcome chronic physical and emotional pain. Heather overcame a myriad of Mindbody Syndromes including Vertigo, Chronic Fatigue, Adrenal Fatigue, Hypothyroidism, Hormone Imbalance, Female Reproductive Issues, Migraines, Back, Neck, and Shoulder Pain, and Plantar Fasciitis. She is passionate about educating others on the origin of their pain and how to overcome and claim the power that has always been within them so they too can live pain-free lives!! Heather and her husband Billy set down roots in Morgan, Utah, with their 5 beautiful children. She enjoys filling her cup with trail running, gardening, traveling, lattes, and sitting in the sun enjoying nature. Some of the topics we cover in this episode. Getting to the root of the pain. Focusing on the emotion and not the physical ACES and perceived trauma Overcoming fear Influences Dr. Sarno Steve Ozanich Martha Beck (life coach) Byron Katie (The work) Karol Truman “Feelings Buried Alive Never Die” Dr. Joe Dispenza Andrea Carver The app we mentioned in this episode is called “Feelings Buried Alive”. Get In Touch With Heather https://painfreeforgood.com Painfreeforgood7@gmail.com Get in touch with me: If you would like to get a hold of me (Michael Eisner the host). If you are looking for clarity on this subject, I offer a free one hour chat to anyone, or when you are looking for on-going coaching, get in touch. asguidedintent@gmail.com Visit my website: Asguided.ca

Bread Art in Bayport, MN is a small business bakery that is run by Heather Peterson and her husband. In this episode, listen to Heather talk about how it all got started and the learning curves that came from leaving corporate America to be a full-time bakery owner. April is Parkinson's Awareness Month and the Peterson family has been greatly impacted by Parkinson's. That is why every April they help raise funds for research for a cure. Stop by and purchase their S'Mores Cookies and a portion of proceeds will be donated to the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research. Want to see upcoming events in the St. Croix Valley? Visit Getoutandtry.com often and stay up-to-date on all of the events and happenings in the St. Croix Valley.Are you a St. Croix Valley business that is offering events? Let's get them listed on our calendar - there is always a complimentary option for you to add to the calendar.  CLICK HERE to learn about all of the ways we are spreading the word about events and happenings in the St. Croix Valley!Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEInstacart - Groceries delivered in as little as 1 hour. Free delivery on your first order over $35.Canva Create with Canva!LegalShield + ID Shield Amazon Storefront Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show (https://paypal.me/getoutandtry?country.x=US&locale.x=en_US)

Do you suffer from chronic pain and lost all hope? This is one episode you won't want to miss! My next guest, Heather Peterson, owner and founder of Pain Free For Good, is a Mindbody Coach and Healer who specializes in helping people chronic physical and emotional pain. Heather overcame a myriad of Mindbody Syndromes including Vertigo, Chronic Fatigue, Adrenal Fatigue, Hypothyroidism, Hormone Imbalance, Female Reproductive Issues, Chronic Sinus pain, Migraines, Back, Neck, and Shoulder, and Ear Pain, and Plantar Fasciitis. She is passionate about educating others on the origination of their pain and how to overcome and claim the power that has always been within them so they too can live pain free lives!! Tune in today!  Website www.painfreeforgood.com On Instagram and Facebook @Painfreeforgood Email Painfreeforgood7@gmail.com YouTube https://youtu.be/Xp8ldd-aWDU Book a FREE 45 min 1-1 Coaching Session with Raj Montage Contact: Rajmontage@protonmail.com   IG: https://www.instagram.com/on_call_empath  https://linktr.ee/oncallempath   Disclaimer-This podcast's subject matter, which contains sensitive medical and mental health issues, is for entertainment purposes and does not constitute medical, legal, or any other type of professional advice. If you have any health concerns, please see a doctor or medical professional. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/oncallempath/support

Billy was hospitalized at 3 for correctional leg surgery, divorced parents, and grew up with his dad on a farm. He became a professional jockey at 15, #1 quarter horse jockey in the nation in 1995, retired in 1996 to become a financial advisor, developed first TMS symptoms that year. Personal divorce in 2008. Brother's suicide, remarriage and started own business in 2009. Developed chronic back pain soon after. Lasted for 6.5 years. BS degree in Business Administration and Finance. Certified Financial Planner CFP, Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA). Own's 3 businesses. Manages $350 million for approx 320 households through his wealth services business called Peterson Wealth Services. He owns 14 horses and operates a ranch called Buck Way Ranch. He is a high school softball coach. Published a book in 2018. Wife Heather is a mind-body coach- her business is called Pain Free for Good. Billy was diagnosed with Ankylosing Spondylitis. Topics we cover 1-The process of seeking medical advice 2- Underlying root causes of pain (ACES, unconscious negative emotions, not enough positive to counterbalance) 3- Labeling the symptoms (when a Doctor diagnoses you with a disease, you feel relieved but then you are possibly forever trapped). It's Dis-Ease, not Disease. 4- The power of the mind (placebos, nocebos, social media groups, unconscious thoughts and symptoms imperative) 5- How he healed and the books he highly recommends. His Influences Dr. Howard Schubiner is the director of the Mind Body Medicine Center at Providence Hospital in Southfield, Michigan Alan Gordon's Team. (The Way Out) His wife. Heather Peterson. Pain Free For Good. Dr John Sarno, The Mindbody Prescription, The Divided Mind. The Great Pain Deception. Steve Ozanich TMS Wiki, Books we talk about in the show Feelings Buried Alive Never Die…. By Karol K. Truman The Deepest Well. By Nadine Burke Harris How to Stop Worrying and Start Living. By Dale Carnegie Dr John Sarno, The Mindbody Prescription, The Divided Mind. To Get in Touch with Billy Peterson Feel free to email him at bpetersoncfp@gmail.com To get in touch with his wife Heather Peterson. Pain Free For Good. (Mind-Body Coach) Her Website is: https://painfreeforgood.com Her email address: Painfreeforgood7@gmail.com Get in touch with me: If you would like to get a hold of me (Michael Eisner the host). If you are looking for clarity on this subject, I offer a free one hour chat to anyone, or when you are looking for on-going coaching, get in touch. asguidedintent@gmail.com Visit my website: Asguided.ca

The Intercultural Development Inventory (IDI) is used widely in large Christian ministries, Christian higher ed, and mission-sending agencies. Theologian, Krista Bontrager, sat down with Dr. Heather Peterson (Associate Professor of English and Literature) to discuss this popular assessment, challenging some of the foundational assumptions of the tool when compared to a Christian worldview. Link to Dr. Heather Peterson's article, "Christian Organizations Should Reconsider Using the Intercultural Development Inventory" https://mereorthodoxy.com/christian-colleges-idi/ Connect with Us: Web site: https://www.allthethingsshow.com Email: attlivestream@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/attlivestream Podcast: search for "all the things show" on your favorite podcast platform Subscribe to the show's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYendNtt3w7d2yzdutQ1UEQ Support our Sponsors: Family 210 Clothing https://www.family210.com Impact 360 https://www.impact360institute.org Support Monique's work for the Center for Biblical Unity: https://www.centerforbiblicalunity.com/donate

The Intercultural Development Inventory (IDI) is used widely in large Christian ministries, Christian higher ed, and mission-sending agencies. Theologian, Krista Bontrager, sat down with Dr. Heather Peterson (Associate Professor of English and Literature) to discuss this popular assessment, challenging some of the foundational assumptions of the tool when compared to a Christian worldview. Link to Dr. Heather Peterson's article, "Christian Organizations Should Reconsider Using the Intercultural Development Inventory" https://mereorthodoxy.com/christian-colleges-idi/

Heather Peterson, used to be Chief Yoga Officer at CorePower Yoga. She has been teaching Yoga and Therapeutic Pilates since 2003 and has been working for CorePower Yoga since 2004. She has trained in India, as well as with world-renowned yoga leaders including Amy Ipolitti, Jason Crandell, Shiva Rea, Ana Forrest, Baron Baptiste, and her first meditation teacher, her mother, Swamini Lakshmianandama. At present, she is Director of Performance Consulting · Clear Choice Dental, Denver USA. If you like what I am offering please support me via https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sunitayogaFollow Sunita on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/sunita_patil/ for up to date Support the show Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sunitayoga)

Duskbowl S1E9 - I Would Have Been Your Daddy... In the ninth episode of Duskbowl, Heather Peterson's father continues his fruitless quest to find his daughter. PREVIOUS EPISODE:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSPNCu1esXE&t=1s Tucked away in a cold little spot.... Duskbowl is a creepypasta audiodrama podcast from Duskbowl FM. NEW UPLOADS FORTNIGHTLY Fan art and fan fiction submissions : duskbowl.fm@gmail.com Previous Episode : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gwBv... Big Daddy Stone's channel : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJd5... Support Duskbowl : https://www.patreon.com/DuskbowlFM​​​ Unravel other Duskbowl mysteries on our Instagram: https://www.youtube.com/redirect?even... Listen on Spotify: https://www.youtube.com/redirect?even... Sam Burk music: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCa4J7Q... FIVERR: https://www.fiverr.com/hjrwriting?up_... I DO NOT OWN THE SOUND EFFECTS IN THIS VIDEO. ROYALTYFREE SOUND EFECTS LINKED BELOW. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Elem... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NNjF... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSphN... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06To2... https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BfUj8Ln... https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=B47A4IV... https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Uwz_dQ1... https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jG64aIa... https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7wPlgZz... https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nZFFjn9... https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=af_E1iD... https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OMaHyZm... https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lFO-zZH... #duskbowl #scarystories #podcast

.Thank you for checking out Season 2 Episode 15 of the Get Out And Try Podcast! In this episode, Katie talks with Heather Peterson - Owner of Bread Art in Bayport, MN. Website: Bread Art Bread Art Facebook Bread Art Instagram ........ Get Out And Try - St. Croix Valley Check out our WEBSITE Check out our social links: Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | Twitter | Pinterest | LinkedIN ........ Interested in advertising with us? Send an email to info@getoutandtry.com ........ Hosting fun in the St. Croix Valley and want to get it listed on our website? Start your free profile HERE. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/getoutandtry/support

Today’s guest is Heather Peterson, founder of Pain Free For Good. Heather is a mindbody healing coach, who is able to use the tools and wisdom she gained in her journey to help other people find their path to healing as well. We unpack so much today, from how our childhood needs show up in life and relationships as an adult, and how this manifests in our body. We talk about parenting with this awareness, helping unpack the underlying emotions of children to help support their healing organically - and how empowering this is as a mom to be able to address your child’s emotions, rather then run them to the doctor every time something seems wrong. We talk about how powerful it can be to just validate our emotions, and the powerful shifts that both her and her husband made through commitment to their healing, and the power of shifting their focus and conversation away from the pain. You can find Heather on IG @PainFreeForGood, FB: Pain Free For Good or read more about what she is up to on her website: https://painfreeforgood.com/ IF you felt inspired by this episode share it with a friend and tag me @OurPowerIsWithin on IG To follow along with my blog & for info on my playful movement class visit: www.justchaz.com and if you have suggestions, feedback, or a desire to share your story email me @ ourpoweriswithin@icloud.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ourpoweriswithin/support

Pastor Jim Warren preaches on Acts 18:1-11. Pastor Rachel Taylor opens in prayer. Drama Evangelist Rich Swingle does a dramatic reading of the Scripture. Click the arrow below, or if you're reading this in an email you can click this link, to play the service:  This service is available for download free on iTunes, where you can also subscribe to our podcast. Search for "Westchester Chapel" on the iTunes Store.Here's the new song by Heather Peterson we added to our worship set: Here's the songwriter's story: How to properly describe what this song means to me? I wrote it at a time I was very sick with adrenal fatigue. I asked the Lord to heal me, and He answered me that... [Read the whole story here.]If you want to know more about starting a relationship with Jesus Christ visit www.WestchesterChapel.org/Salvation.

  Today’s guest is Heather Peterson, who is CorePower Yoga’s Chief Yoga Officer. Heather focuses her practice on yoga, meditation, mindfulness, mindful leadership, tapping, breathwork, stress and anxiety. Throughout her journey in the wellness profession, Heather has dedicated herself to helping others find the magic which exists when the physical meets the mindful.   There are so many takeaways from my chat with Heather, but here are some of my favorites: Mindfulness practices, like those offered by CorePower Yoga, can impact our lives in amazing and long-lasting ways. Whether we’re speaking of a nutrition program or an exercise regimen, it’s important to remember that what works for us today likely won’t work next year. Because of the nature of life -- it changes and we have to adapt -- being flexible and understanding what works and what doesn’t is especially important. Tapping can be a great tool in navigating emotional challenges. Healthy living means living with vitality so that you can fully feel an experience.   If you want to learn more about Heather and the work she does, check out CorePower Yoga (https://www.corepoweryoga.com/).

Heather is an athlete and a Mind-Body Coach and a hell of a content creator - she brings her story to the podcast today.  Her symptoms mounted: Vertigo, Chronic Fatigue, Adrenal Fatigue, Hypothyroidism, Hormone Imbalance, Female Issues, Migraines, Back Pain, Neck Pain, Shoulder Pain, Knee Pain and Plantar Fasciitis!  Hear Heather's path out and her keys to maintaining a life free of Chronic Pain.Become a Patron of the Show!  You can support the show with as little as a few dollars per month - show your support and get a shoutout every single week to thousands of people across the world: https://www.patreon.com/themindandfitnesspodcastJoin the Facebook Group to participate in show topics: The Deleters of PainGive us a Like on Facebook: The Mind and Fitness PodcastIf you are interested in advertising your online service or business, email me at eddy@themindandfitnesspodcast.com 

This week is a special week as we conclude our episodes dealing with mental health.  This week we have multiple people who joined us including those who have helped Paul through his issues with mental health and helped him get treatment.  These people include Andy and Heather Peterson - friends of the three guys.  Pastor David Sincock - who helped Paul get into a hospital for treatment (and even drove him up there).  And finally, Peter Hanson who is a youth group member in the youth group Paul, Aaron, and Josh volunteer with.  Peter brings a unique view in the fact that not only does he have a youth leader with depression, but he also has a very close friend who is dealing with this as well. Suicide Prevention Helpline: 1-800-273-8255 Suicide Prevention Website/Chat: http://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/ Interact with the show: Facebook: https://fb.me/UseYourWordsPodcast Fb messenger: https://m.me/UseYourWordsPodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/useyourwordspodcast/ Twitter: @UYWPodcast Email: uywords@gmail.com Website: http://uywords.com   Interact with Aaron on Social Media: Instagram: amusicman95 Snapchat: RonJohn2395 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DaMusicman95   Interact with Paul on Social Media: Twitter: @pdearmen Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/armentpau

Several roads in and around Westbury in Johannesburg are blocked to traffic following an early morning protest by residents. The protest was sparked by the provisional release from custody of two of the four people arrested in connection with the murder of Westbury mother Heather Peterson. Peterson was killed after she was caught in a cross fire of a gun battle of alleged drug dealers in October.

The residents of Westbury in Johannesburg say they will intensify their protest action if two community leaders arrested on charges public violence and incitement, are not released. They are currently at Sophiatown police station. The community took to the streets after the release of two suspects arrested in connection with the murder of Heather Peterson in what is suspected to be gang violence. Our reporter Sashin Naidoo was in the area.

How two Alberta fathers tackled their postpartum depression By Karina Zapata, Sofia Gruchalla-Wesierski and Cassie Jamieson In partnership with the Calgary Canadian Mental Health Association, the Calgary Journal is publishing podcasts and news stories about mental health issues in our city. Track these stories using #CalgaryJournalHealth. Patrick Daigle, 34, and Brad Peterson, 27, thought becoming new parents would be easier. Daigle, of Calgary, and Peterson, of Lethbridge, both experienced postpartum depression — something neither they nor their wives, Laura Daigle and Heather Peterson, imagined was possible in men. Peterson recalls his brother’s early advice. “[He] was like, ‘Watch your wife! She’ll get postpartum, I guarantee it!’ It turns out I was the one.” According to a peer-reviewed 2007 study(HYPERLINK URL), Sad Dads, up to 25 per cent of new fathers suffer from postpartum depression. Daigle and Peterson had little understanding of just how deeply the condition would affect their lives. “It sounds terrible to say, but I almost didn’t acknowledge that [my son] existed,” says Peterson. Laura, Daigle’s partner, struggled to adjust to her husband’s depression which was unlike anything she had previously seen. She remembers asking, “How is it possible that by gaining this baby, I’ve lost my husband?” A 2007 study states symptoms in men differ from symptoms in women. Men with postpartum depression are often more irritable, angry, impulsive and more prone to substance abuse. These differences, as well as society’s instinctive need to focus on the mother, often leave new fathers struggling alone and unaware of their condition. “I fell into the trap of feeling like [...] I wasn’t a worthwhile part of this equation,” says Daigle. Daigle sought help from the Calgary Counselling Centre where he has regularly attended counselling for his depression and anxiety. Peterson found support through family and friends. Both Alberta fathers say if they had known they weren’t alone, the thrilling experience of having a new baby may have been less grueling. Credit: Podcast music courtesy of Spyro Vapes/SoundCloud

The organisers of yesterday 's protests in Ennerdale and Eldorado Park, south of johannesburg, say they will continue with protest action until President Cyril Ramaphosa and Gauteng premier David Makhura pledge action against crime, gangsterism and the economic exclusion of South Africa's coloured communities. The protests started after a Westbury mother - Heather Peterson was fatally shot and and her 10-year old niece wounded after being caught in the crossfire of an alleged gang shootout. Jamaine Krige reports,Elvis Presslin spoke to Mike Bolhuis &Dr Leonard Martin,

The working women. This episode features Heather Peterson of Architect One and Jennifer Hancock (my awesome wife) of SMH Consultants. It was time to get a woman's perspective on working in the professional world of architecture and engineering. To no surprise we find out they pull way more than their weight in creating successful companies and successful homes. Take a listen and hear for yourself the greatness that these women are!   Music: www.bensound.com Be sure to subscribe to our show!  

Her leadership has led a firm to becoming a recognized leader in payment processing services for all risk levels. Together, National Merchants Association and CEO Heather Petersen work to serve as an advocacy group for credit card processing, working to eliminate unnecessary fees for businesses. Heather joined Critical Mass Radio Show to share her innovative approach putting her at the top when it comes to the payments industry. 

We’re back with a new episode of “Plz Advise” with Molls (twitter.com/molls)! This week our special guest is Lauren Lapkus (twitter.com/laurenlapkus) of “Orange Is The New Black," "Jurassic World” and her own podcast, "With Special Guest Lauren Lapkus.” (http://bit.ly/1EFO9fy) Together Molls and Lauren chat about #TheDress, Real Housewives, Pinterest and they also take your calls. If you have a question for Molly, call in at: 323-450-7408 or email us at askplzadvise [at] gmail.com. Produced by: Kristina Lopez [https://twitter.com/KristinaLopez] Assistant Producer: Christina Milazzo [https://twitter.com/frizzyfilazzo] Artwork by: Heather Peterson [https://twitter.com/hrrrthrrr] Music: https://soundcloud.com/wick-it/salt-n-pepa-push-it-wick-it-remix See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This new hilarious episode of “Plz Advise” features Molls (twitter.com/molls) chatting up actress Jackie Johnson (twitter.com/jackie_michele) about “Inherent Vice,” “Fifty Shades of Grey” and they also take your calls about getting over a breakup, dating a co-worker and dealing with online haters. Molls also interviews Nick the Roommate. If you have a question for Molly, call in at: 323-450-7408 or email us at askplzadvise [at] gmail.com. Produced by: Kristina Lopez [https://twitter.com/KristinaLopez] Assistant Producer: Christina Milazzo [https://twitter.com/frizzyfilazzo] Artwork by: Heather Peterson [https://twitter.com/hrrrthrrr] Music: https://soundcloud.com/edpemusic/elastic-heart-ft-the-weeknd See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We’ve got a little bit of a Franken-episode of “Plz Advise” this week. We’re flying by the seat of our pants and this week Molls (twitter.com/molls) interviews Ebong Eka(twitter.com/ebongeka) of Real Housewives of D.C. fame and he gives some pretty inspiring advice. Molls and the studio gang also answer your questions and talk about “The Boy Next Door.” If you have a question for Molly, call in at: 323-450-7408 or email us at askplzadvise [at] gmail.com. Produced by: Kristina Lopez [https://twitter.com/KristinaLopez] Assistant Producer: Christina Milazzo [https://twitter.com/frizzyfilazzo] Artwork by: Heather Peterson [https://twitter.com/hrrrthrrr] Music: https://soundcloud.com/djactionjackson/tlc-creep-lemi-vice-action-1 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Honey, yes! This is another big episode of “Plz Advise” this week and Molls (twitter.com/molls) chats with our special guest, Max Wyeth (twitter.com/MaxWyeth), about Empire, their dick quilt and your questions. Molls also does another angel card reading, so stay tuned! If you have a question for Molly, call in at: 323-450-7408 or email us at askplzadvise [at] gmail.com. Produced by: Kristina Lopez [https://twitter.com/KristinaLopez] Assistant Producer: Christina Milazzo [https://twitter.com/frizzyfilazzo] Artwork by: Heather Peterson [https://twitter.com/hrrrthrrr] Music: https://soundcloud.com/djflex973/love-no-thot-yeet-deejayflex973-remix-emg See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

*** Help us out and enter a chance to win a $25 iTunes gift card by filling out this survey at plzadvisesurvey.com *** Check out this super-sized episode of “Plz Advise” where Molly (twitter.com/molls) chats with our special guest, “Vanderpump Rules” star Ariana Madix (twitter.com/ariana2525), about the reality show, her relationship with Tom Sandoval and more. Molly and Ariana also take your phone calls about snooping, hating a best friend’s fiancé and twerking. If you have a question for Molly, call in at: 323-450-7408 or email us at askplzadvise [at] gmail.com. Produced by: Kristina Lopez [https://twitter.com/KristinaLopez] Assistant Producer: Christina Milazzo [https://twitter.com/frizzyfilazzo] Artwork by: Heather Peterson [https://twitter.com/hrrrthrrr] Music: https://soundcloud.com/oliverheldens/return-of-the-mack-remix See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

*** Help us out and enter a chance to win a $25 iTunes gift card by filling out this survey at plzadvisesurvey.com *** Molly (twitter.com/molls) and our special guest, actress Leslie Grossman (twitter.com/MissLeslieG), team up for an episode that will help you start off 2015 right! Together they talk reality TV and answer your calls about tipping, dating someone with freeloading siblings and more. Molly and Leslie also give you some amazing words of wisdom. If you have a question for Molly, call in at: 323-450-7408 or email us at askplzadvise [at] gmail.com. Produced by: Kristina Lopez [twitter.com/KristinaLopez] Assistant Producer: Christina Milazzo [twitter.com/frizzyfilazzo] Artwork by: Heather Peterson [twitter.com/hrrrthrrr] Music: https://soundcloud.com/summer-was-fun/bleachers-i-wanna-get-better-summer-was-fun-remix See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

*** Help us out and enter a chance to WIN a $25 iTunes gift card by filling out this survey at http://plzadvisesurvey.com *** Gear up for 2015 by listening to Molly [https://twitter.com/molls] and our special guests Ryan O'Connell [https://twitter.com/ryanoconn] and Lara Schoenhals [https://twitter.com/LarzMarie] look back at some of the best moments of “Plz Advise” this year and catch up with new updates from some of your favorite callers. If you have a question for Molly, call in at: 323-450-7408 or email us at askplzadvise [at] gmail.com. Produced by: Kristina Lopez [https://twitter.com/KristinaLopez] Assistant Producer: Christina Milazzo [https://twitter.com/frizzyfilazzo] Artwork by: Heather Peterson [https://twitter.com/hrrrthrrr] Music: https://soundcloud.com/louisvexclusive/girls-1975-the-knocks-remix-louisvexclusive-jersey-club-bootleg-mastered See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It’s the “Plz Advise” Holiday Spectacular!! Molly [https://twitter.com/molls] and our special guests Ryan O'Connell [https://twitter.com/ryanoconn] and Lara Schoenhals [https://twitter.com/LarzMarie] take your calls, drink holiday-themed (and maybe gross) sodas and provide you with many quotable moments. If you have a question for Molly, call in at: 323-450-7408 or email us at askplzadvise [at] gmail.com. Produced by: Kristina Lopez [https://twitter.com/KristinaLopez] Assistant Producer: Christina Milazzo [https://twitter.com/frizzyfilazzo] Artwork by: Heather Peterson [https://twitter.com/hrrrthrrr] Music: https://soundcloud.com/rsremix/paul-mccartney-wonderful-christmastime-rhythm-scholar-kringle-kut-remix See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“Plz Advise” is back with another great episode to liven up your Monday. Molly [https://twitter.com/molls] and guest, writer Richard Rushfield [https://twitter.com/RichardRushfield] answer questions about getting back with an ex, dating someone deep in debt and what to do when your friend has a very young date. If you have a question for Molly, call in at: 323-450-7408 or email us at askplzadvise [at] gmail.com. Produced by: Kristina Lopez [https://twitter.com/KristinaLopez] Assistant Producer: Christina Milazzo [https://twitter.com/frizzyfilazzo] Artwork by: Heather Peterson [https://twitter.com/hrrrthrrr] Music: https://soundcloud.com/wick-it/johhny-cash-i-walk-the-line?in=wick-it/sets/wick-it-the-instigator See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“Plz Advise” is back from hiatus with a hilarious episode. Molly [https://twitter.com/molls] and guest, writer Ed Hansen [https://twitter.com/TheRealEdHansen] take your calls about frenemies, annoying co-workers and more. They also try some seriously gross sodas. If you have a question for Molly, call in at: 323-450-7408 or email us at askplzadvise [at] gmail.com. Produced by: Kristina Lopez [https://twitter.com/KristinaLopez] Assistant Producer: Christina Milazzo [https://twitter.com/frizzyfilazzo] Artwork by: Heather Peterson [https://twitter.com/hrrrthrrr] Music: https://soundcloud.com/eatdatcake/bootycakedupremix See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“Plz Advise” gets real this week as Molly [https://twitter.com/molls] and guest, producer and director Eric Amadio [https://twitter.com/amadio], take your calls about helicopter parents, getting your business in check and being undatable. If you have a question for Molly, call in at: 323-450-7408 or email us at askplzadvise [at] gmail.com. Produced by: Kristina Lopez [https://twitter.com/KristinaLopez] Assistant Producer: Christina Milazzo [https://twitter.com/frizzyfilazzo] Artwork by: Heather Peterson [https://twitter.com/hrrrthrrr] See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Get ready for a not-so-spooky, but very funny episode of “Plz Advise” Molly [https://twitter.com/molls] is joined by guest, comedian Lauren Ashley Bishop [https://twitter.com/sbellelauren] and together they answer calls about getting over the death of a dog and handling a friendship breakup. They also go on a little candy corn tasting adventure. If you have a question for Molly, call in at: 323-450-7408 or email us at askplzadvise [at] gmail.com. Produced by: Kristina Lopez [https://twitter.com/KristinaLopez] Assistant Producer: Christina Milazzo [https://twitter.com/frizzyfilazzo] Artwork by: Heather Peterson [https://twitter.com/hrrrthrrr] Music: https://soundcloud.com/wick-it/michael-jackson-thriller-wick See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"Plz Advise” tries out something new with a special guest. This week, Molly [https://twitter.com/molls] takes on your problems with our guest “Jackson,” a former caller from the "Think About Kristin on 'Laguna Beach’ ” and the “Chicken Fingers” episodes. Together they answer questions about hooking up as a single mom, breaking up with a girlfriend after realizing you’re not a lesbian and dating a sister’s ex. If you have a question for Molly, call in at: 323-450-7408 or email us at askplzadvise [at] gmail.com. Produced by: Kristina Lopez [https://twitter.com/KristinaLopez] Assistant Producer: Christina Milazzo [https://twitter.com/frizzyfilazzo] Artwork by: Heather Peterson [https://twitter.com/hrrrthrrr] Music: https://soundcloud.com/djscooterremix/pitbull-fireball-dj-scooter-remix See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Get ready for a fantastic episode of "Plz Advise” this week with Molly [https://twitter.com/molls] and our very special guest, Molly's BFF writer Ed Hansen [https://twitter.com/TheRealEdHansen] Together these two laugh, try to answer your dilemmas and have a little musical moment. If you have a question for Molly, call in at: 323-450-7408 or email us at askplzadvise [at] gmail.com. Produced by: Kristina Lopez [https://twitter.com/KristinaLopez] Assistant Producer: Christina Milazzo [https://twitter.com/frizzyfilazzo] Artwork by: Heather Peterson [https://twitter.com/hrrrthrrr] Music: https://soundcloud.com/bosstonemusic/amerie-1-thing-bosstone-remix See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We’re back with another fun episode of “Plz Advise.” This week, Molly [https://twitter.com/molls] and guest Cassie Steele [https://twitter.com/cassandrasteele], former star of “Degrassi: The Next Generation” and "The L.A. Complex,” take on questions about forgiveness, Halloween costumes and getting over being dumped on Skype. If you have a question for Molly, call in at: 323-450-7408 or email us at askplzadvise [at] gmail.com. Produced by: Kristina Lopez [https://twitter.com/KristinaLopez] Assistant Producer: Christina Milazzo [https://twitter.com/frizzyfilazzo] Artwork by: Heather Peterson [https://twitter.com/hrrrthrrr] Music: https://soundcloud.com/instantpartymusic/the-chainsmokers-kanye-instant-party-remix-1 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tune in for a wild episode of "Plz Advise." Molly [https://twitter.com/molls] is joined by guest Cassie Steele [https://twitter.com/cassandrasteele], former star of "Degrassi: The Next Generation" and "The L.A. Complex." You can see her next in the horror/thriller "The Dorm." Together Molly and Cassie take questions about how to tell a friend that her wedding is becoming ridiculous, being intimidated by the women your boyfriend works with and dealing with overprotective parents. If you have a question for Molly, call in at: 323-450-7408 or email us at askplzadvise [at] gmail.com. Produced by: Kristina Lopez [https://twitter.com/KristinaLopez] Assistant Producer: Christina Milazzo [https://twitter.com/frizzyfilazzo] Artwork by: Heather Peterson [https://twitter.com/hrrrthrrr] Music: https://soundcloud.com/your-edms-collection/ed-sheeran-sing-savarazz-remix See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Get ready for one of the most cray and NSFW episodes of “Plz Advise” with Molly [https://twitter.com/molls] and guest Lara Marie Schoenhals [https://twitter.com/LarzMarie], co-creator of https://twitter.com/whitegrlproblem and co-author of the New York Times best-selling book "White Girl Problems” and "Psychos: A White Girl Problems Book." Molly and Lara take questions about dating while homeless and jobless, meeting people in LA and the “Plz Advise” mailbox gets a few dick pics. If you have a question for Molly, call in at: 323-450-7408 or email us at askplzadvise [at] gmail.com. Produced by: Kristina Lopez [https://twitter.com/KristinaLopez] Assistant Producer: Christina Milazzo [https://twitter.com/frizzyfilazzo] Artwork by: Heather Peterson [https://twitter.com/hrrrthrrr] Music: https://soundcloud.com/neon-niteclub/taylor-swift-shake-it-off-neon-niteclub-remix-free-download See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We’re back after a little break! Molly [https://twitter.com/molls] is joined by guest Lara Marie Schoenhals [https://twitter.com/LarzMarie], co-creator of https://twitter.com/whitegrlproblem and co-author of the New York Times best-selling book "White Girl Problems” and "Psychos: A White Girl Problems Book.” In this episode, the ladies take calls about dating while unemployed, what to do when your boyfriend is boring in bed and they chat about the drama of “Vanderpump Rules." If you have a question for Molly, call in at: 323-450-7408 or email us at askplzadvise [at] gmail.com. Produced by: Kristina Lopez [https://twitter.com/KristinaLopez] Assistant Producer: Christina Milazzo [https://twitter.com/frizzyfilazzo] Artwork by: Heather Peterson [https://twitter.com/hrrrthrrr] Music: https://soundcloud.com/neon-niteclub/taylor-swift-shake-it-off-neon-niteclub-remix-free-download See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“Plz Advise” gets back to its roots this week as Molly [https://twitter.com/molls] goes solo (with producer Kristina chiming in) and tackles questions about psycho booty calls, getting back into dating after the death of a spouse and how to have the “let’s just be friends” convo. If you have a question for Molly, call in at: 323-450-7408 or email us at askplzadvise [at] gmail.com. Produced by: Kristina Lopez [https://twitter.com/KristinaLopez] Assistant Producer: Christina Milazzo [https://twitter.com/frizzyfilazzo] Artwork by: Heather Peterson [https://twitter.com/hrrrthrrr] Music: https://soundcloud.com/dj-irresistible/nicki-minaj-anaconda-dj-irresistible-edit See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Guest Courtney Robertson [https://twitter.com/bugrobertson] (“Bachelor” season 16 winner and author of "I Didn't Come Here to Make Friends: Confessions of a Reality Show Villain”) returns for a new episode “Plz Advise with Molly McAleer.” This week, Molly [https://twitter.com/molls] and Courtney dish about the “Bachelor,” being on a reality show and vajazzling. They also take your calls about dating a friend’s ex, how to just do you and more. If you have a question for Molly, call in at: 323-450-7408 or email us at askplzadvise [at] gmail.com. Produced by: Kristina Lopez [https://twitter.com/KristinaLopez] Assistant Producer: Christina Milazzo [https://twitter.com/frizzyfilazzo] Artwork by: Heather Peterson [https://twitter.com/hrrrthrrr] Music: https://soundcloud.com/thefatrat/all-night-thefatrat-remix See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.