Podcasts about highway to health

In this episode Toby sits down with freelance bassist and activist Tanya O'Callaghan! They chat about being born and raised in Ireland, veganism, her first time in the States, Los Angeles, touring with different musicians, the Riverdance, bringing the plant-based lifestyle to every tour and leaving a lasting effect, Highway To Health, activism and direct action tips. Please remember to rate, review and subscribe and visit us at https://www.youtube.com/tobymorseonelifeonechance Please visit our sponsors! Athletic Greens https://athleticgreens.com/oloc Removery https://removery.com code TOBYH2O Liquid Death https://liquiddeath.com/toby Maxine's Heavenly https://maxinesheavenly.com code OLOC

In this riveting episode, we sit down with the multi-talented Attorney at Law, Gabriel H. Avina, a man who takes both life and law to the next level. We met at a VVMC motorcycle event, and the connection was instant. With his passion for electric bicycles, motorcycles, and a holistic approach to health and well-being, Gabriel is an embodiment of living life to the fullest. Gabriel's story is as unique as his lifestyle choices. No smoking, no drinking, and no shoes! He is meticulous about what goes into his body and how he treats it, and his commitment to health extends to all facets of his life, including his love for law and motorcycling. In our conversation, we explore the growing world of electric vehicles (EV), focusing on bikes and motorcycles. We delve into their environmental impact, practicality, and how they represent the future of transportation. Gabriel's expertise in the legal field adds a layer of insight as we discuss legal aspects related to EVs. But that's not all! This episode also offers a deep dive into Gabriel's wellness journey, exploring his philosophies on fitness, fasting, and mental well-being. His strategies for maintaining physical and mental balance might just inspire you to make some changes in your own life. From motorcycles to courtroom battles, from fasting to speeding on the open road, Gabriel's passions and wisdom weave a thrilling narrative. If you're looking for inspiration, entertainment, or simply a great conversation, this episode has it all. So sit back, relax, and join us on this incredible ride. You're going to love this episode, and it may just spark a new passion in you!

Sports are an important element of growing up for many children all across the world. For some kids, sports are more than a hobby, which can mean taking it very seriously and training very hard. And sometimes parents and others worry their children are working a bit too hard or are going about their training the wrong way. So, what might be better ways to handle athletic training for children?On this episode of Highway to Health, host David Kemp speaks with Blair Bundy, who is the Director of Player Health for the Milwaukee Brewers, about training young athletes and how to best keep them healthy. A trained physical therapist, Bundy's job consists of overseeing the day-to-day health operations of 180 players, which includes athletic training and psychological health.Since both Kemp and Bundy have experience in baseball, they know how athletic training has changed dramatically over the years. “It used to be you just had a batting cage, right? You had a batting cage you'd go to, you take your hacks, and you were good to go,” says Bundy. “But now it's like, there's batting lanes, and there's fancy pitching machines, and there's pitching coaches, hitting coaches, and there's probably somewhere there who's gonna tell you how to throw harder or swing harder or whatever else. So…there's a shift in how we're actually, like, approaching to talking to and training these kids.”Main topics covered in this episode also include:1. Different training methods that are implemented in youth athletics.2. Teaching children early proper moving patterns.3. The importance of emphasizing fun and love for sports.Bundy notes that current ways of training give the kids “wear and tear,” meaning “some kids survive and do really well with it, and some kids, I think, they kind of go through a meat grinder sometimes.” It is then in Bundy's view that there are better ways of training children, keeping them engaged, and fostering a true love for the sport that they can carry with them into the future.Blair Bundy got his Bachelor of Science from Texas A&M before becoming a Sports Physical Therapist for Physio and Houston Methodist. He has been with the Milwaukee Brewers, first as a Rehabilitation Coordinator, now as their Director of Player Health, for over five years.

The healthcare industry is facing a lot of challenges, like physician burnout, the high cost of care, a lack of insurance coverage, staffing problems, and a lack of adequate interactions between patients and providers, just to name a few. With the loads of technology and applications available, many providers still use fax machines as a mode of communication, making patient access to specialty care difficult and increasing the risk of compromising security. How can this problem be eradicated to increase first response, improve care transitions, and speed up the adoption of e-consults?In this new episode of Highway to Health, a podcast by MarketScale, host David Kemp chatted with Brooke LeVasseur, the CEO of AristaMD, the best person to provide insight into these questions and talk about the delivery of e-consults for patients and providers.At the start of the episode, Kemp asked LeVasseur about the habits she has adopted to maintain her physical and mental stability:"For me, and I've struggled with this my whole life, every year I recommit to improving my sleep. Sleep is like the number one building block, and that's an ongoing struggle for me, but I try to setup good routines for myself so that I'm getting solid, uninterrupted sleep. For stress relief, I'm really into athletic activities. I try to be outside, take walks, and my whole family is into surfing... I can't get started until I get some sweat on, and that helps me stay sane and focused—it's a lot of great benefit," LeVasseur said.Kemp and LeVasseur's conversation included the following:• Health equity• E-consults: Other technologies patients can use other than a FaceTime experience• What goes into care coordination and communication between PCPs and specialists• Who has the biggest lever that could be used to speed up the adoption of digital platforms that improve outcomes. "I think the technologies that have been effective in helping that problem are those that let physicians do what they are meant to do, which is treat patients and get more face-to-face patient time. Arista is focused on how we can get providers to not only do what they are trained to do but really to let everyone in the healthcare system operate at the top of their license, and sometimes you can best do that by giving them technology tools so that they are handling the most complex, acute cases that are appropriate for their licensure," LeVasseur explained."Health equity really requires everyone to have access to affordable care and that they can get to that care in a timely fashion. If you are far away from providers, it's a challenge for anyone living in those remote districts, but surprisingly, folks have huge access problems that lead to inequity in urban settings. Sometimes the barrier isn't your location; it might be your health insurance. We see tons of Medicaid patients struggling to get care because specialists won't see Medicaid patients," she added.Brooke LeVasseur is the CEO of AristaMD and has 20 years of leadership experience launching new, innovative healthcare products and solutions for payers and providers, including software and e-consult solutions. Throughout her career, LeVasseur has worked with numerous startups in a variety of capacities, including corporate and commercial strategy, marketing, and new business creation. She brings a wealth of experience drawn from executive roles at Thomson Reuters, Veracyte, and Sequenom, as well as an array of consultant roles at industry-leading investment and healthcare companies such as Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Versant Ventures, Illumina, Cypher Genomics, and GRAIL. She has led teams to successfully commercialize new, innovative healthcare tools and gain widespread clinician adoption and reimbursement. She holds a degree in English from Stanford University.

The healthcare industry is facing a lot of challenges, like physician burnout, the high cost of care, a lack of insurance coverage, staffing problems, and a lack of adequate interactions between patients and providers, just to name a few. With the loads of technology and applications available, many providers still use fax machines as a mode of communication, making patient access to specialty care difficult and increasing the risk of compromising security. How can this problem be eradicated to increase first response, improve care transitions, and speed up the adoption of e-consults?In this new episode of Highway to Health, a podcast by MarketScale, host David Kemp chatted with Brooke LeVasseur, the CEO of AristaMD, the best person to provide insight into these questions and talk about the delivery of e-consults for patients and providers.At the start of the episode, Kemp asked LeVasseur about the habits she has adopted to maintain her physical and mental stability:"For me, and I've struggled with this my whole life, every year I recommit to improving my sleep. Sleep is like the number one building block, and that's an ongoing struggle for me, but I try to setup good routines for myself so that I'm getting solid, uninterrupted sleep. For stress relief, I'm really into athletic activities. I try to be outside, take walks, and my whole family is into surfing... I can't get started until I get some sweat on, and that helps me stay sane and focused—it's a lot of great benefit," LeVasseur said.Kemp and LeVasseur's conversation included the following:• Health equity• E-consults: Other technologies patients can use other than a FaceTime experience• What goes into care coordination and communication between PCPs and specialists• Who has the biggest lever that could be used to speed up the adoption of digital platforms that improve outcomes. "I think the technologies that have been effective in helping that problem are those that let physicians do what they are meant to do, which is treat patients and get more face-to-face patient time. Arista is focused on how we can get providers to not only do what they are trained to do but really to let everyone in the healthcare system operate at the top of their license, and sometimes you can best do that by giving them technology tools so that they are handling the most complex, acute cases that are appropriate for their licensure," LeVasseur explained."Health equity really requires everyone to have access to affordable care and that they can get to that care in a timely fashion. If you are far away from providers, it's a challenge for anyone living in those remote districts, but surprisingly, folks have huge access problems that lead to inequity in urban settings. Sometimes the barrier isn't your location; it might be your health insurance. We see tons of Medicaid patients struggling to get care because specialists won't see Medicaid patients," she added.Brooke LeVasseur is the CEO of AristaMD and has 20 years of leadership experience launching new, innovative healthcare products and solutions for payers and providers, including software and e-consult solutions. Throughout her career, LeVasseur has worked with numerous startups in a variety of capacities, including corporate and commercial strategy, marketing, and new business creation. She brings a wealth of experience drawn from executive roles at Thomson Reuters, Veracyte, and Sequenom, as well as an array of consultant roles at industry-leading investment and healthcare companies such as Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Versant Ventures, Illumina, Cypher Genomics, and GRAIL. She has led teams to successfully commercialize new, innovative healthcare tools and gain widespread clinician adoption and reimbursement. She holds a degree in English from Stanford University.

On December 3, 1967, Dr. Christiaan Barnard completed the first human heart transplant. At the time, it seemed incredible—and it is—but today, we hardly bat an eye at a heart transplant because of how rapidly the healthcare and biotech fields are coming out with innovative surgeries, technologies, and therapies. What does the biotech industry look like today and what are some of the new therapeutic options under development?On today's episode of Highway to Health, Host David Kemp speaks with Tilat Imran, CEO of Rani Therapeutics, to discuss the current and future state of the biotech industry and how Rani's new “injection” pill works and what are its potential applications. Imran discussed how although biotech developments seem to develop slowly, we are in a golden age. The global biotechnology market is anticipated to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 13.9 percent between 2022 and 2030, according to Grand View Research.“I want to challenge that perception that things are taking too long…I think we live in a golden age of healthcare and biotech. I think we'll look back 50, 70 years from now and many of us will be alive because of technologies and innovations that are happening right now. And looking at this time and saying, ‘Wow, the pace of innovation, the rate of change went up so dramatically,'” stated Imran.Kemp and Imran also discussed…1. The challenges Rani Therapeutics anticipates and where they are in their journey2. The dissolvable injectable pain-free capsule Rani Therapeutics has developed and current health afflictions it can address3. What may be available in 5 to 10 years for treatment of chronic diseases in the biotech marketImran provided examples of all the applications of the Rani capsule. “There's so many places you can take this. Cardiometabolic disease, diabetes, as you mentioned. All the immunology, autoimmune diseases because biologics are being used everywhere now. So, psoriasis, rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn's disease, osteoporosis…eventually, we want to do work in oncology. There's a real potential there, we think, to use Rani pills with more frequent dosing to perhaps get better efficacy out of the same drugs that are being given more infrequently now.” Imran is CEO of Rani Therapeutics and has previously worked for VentureHealth, InCube Labs, Venture Web Partners, The Angels' Forum, and Talat Imran Consulting. Imran studied Commercial Music and Computer Science at Foothill College as well as Computer Science at the University of California, Santa Cruz. He is a skilled healthcare-focused executive.

On December 3, 1967, Dr. Christiaan Barnard completed the first human heart transplant. At the time, it seemed incredible—and it is—but today, we hardly bat an eye at a heart transplant because of how rapidly the healthcare and biotech fields are coming out with innovative surgeries, technologies, and therapies. What does the biotech industry look like today and what are some of the new therapeutic options under development?On today's episode of Highway to Health, Host David Kemp speaks with Tilat Imran, CEO of Rani Therapeutics, to discuss the current and future state of the biotech industry and how Rani's new “injection” pill works and what are its potential applications. Imran discussed how although biotech developments seem to develop slowly, we are in a golden age. The global biotechnology market is anticipated to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 13.9 percent between 2022 and 2030, according to Grand View Research.“I want to challenge that perception that things are taking too long…I think we live in a golden age of healthcare and biotech. I think we'll look back 50, 70 years from now and many of us will be alive because of technologies and innovations that are happening right now. And looking at this time and saying, ‘Wow, the pace of innovation, the rate of change went up so dramatically,'” stated Imran.Kemp and Imran also discussed…1. The challenges Rani Therapeutics anticipates and where they are in their journey2. The dissolvable injectable pain-free capsule Rani Therapeutics has developed and current health afflictions it can address3. What may be available in 5 to 10 years for treatment of chronic diseases in the biotech marketImran provided examples of all the applications of the Rani capsule. “There's so many places you can take this. Cardiometabolic disease, diabetes, as you mentioned. All the immunology, autoimmune diseases because biologics are being used everywhere now. So, psoriasis, rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn's disease, osteoporosis…eventually, we want to do work in oncology. There's a real potential there, we think, to use Rani pills with more frequent dosing to perhaps get better efficacy out of the same drugs that are being given more infrequently now.” Imran is CEO of Rani Therapeutics and has previously worked for VentureHealth, InCube Labs, Venture Web Partners, The Angels' Forum, and Talat Imran Consulting. Imran studied Commercial Music and Computer Science at Foothill College as well as Computer Science at the University of California, Santa Cruz. He is a skilled healthcare-focused executive.

Learn about Dr Morse's fruitarian diet and how he was able to start the regeneration of body tissue. Morse first dispels the myths of raw fruitarian and vegan diets and sheds light on the confusion of high protein diets which cause acidity in the body. We learn about juice fasting and the nuances of different juices that can be used as well as his belief that clear pee is not healthy. We delve into the fallacy of germ theory and the ignorance of medical practice when it comes to body function and the importance of the lymphatic system which is still the most misunderstood system in the body today. Morse shows us that foods can be broken down into alkali and acidic food types - alkali foods are electrical and hydrating while acidic foods steal your energy and acidify your body. Finally, Morse gives us some practical first steps for trying a fruitarian diet and bodybuilding with the right type of building block, amino acids from fruits and vegetables.The Conscious RenegadeWebsite: https://theconsciousrenegade.com/Get access to privacy and investing strategies to exit the Great Resethttps://cryptonomousconsulting.com/membership-join/Dr Robert Morse Detox Clinichttps://drmorsesdetoxclinicandstore.com/International School of Healing Arts and Scienceshttps://internationalschoolofthehealingartsandsciences.com/Educational Videos from Dr Robert Morsehttps://drmorse.tv/

On this special episode of Highway to Health, David Kemp talks with his father, Lieutenant Colonel Dr. Kemp. Dr. Kemp followed his father into the Air Force. He expected to do it for a few years and start a practice somewhere but ended up having a long tenure in the service.“My dad thought I was crazy for going through dental school and then joining the military,” said Dr. Kemp. He saw it as an opportunity to move his family and grow his children's ability to become adaptable. Before Dr. Kemp was born, his father had been a pilot in the Army Air Corps during WWII. Dr. Kemp recalls how his father talked about it and saw his uniforms growing up. He knew his father took a lot of pride in his time as a veteran. Dr. Kemp's dental school classmate got him to consider the path to the services. However, he knew he would want to go into the Air Force. Dr. Kemp and his wife met when she needed a dental procedure and married within 12 weeks of the meeting, shortly after the new couple moved to Germany for the Air Force.“We all just want to be like our dads, at the end of it,” said Kemp to his father. Our host reflected on the things that stand out from his childhood and lessons from his father. “When I think about the stuff I learned from you growing up… doing the right thing when nobody's looking. That's who you really are. Your character is who you are and what you act like when no one else is around,” he said. Of course, the instrumental parent relationship impacts who people grow to be. Dr. Kemp shares the wisdom of his time in the military and as a family man.“Doing your best, making sure that you're doing the best job you can,” Dr. Kemp said, is a key takeaway from his time in the military. Dr. Kemp wasn't afraid of moving with his family every three to four years and saw it as an opportunity to ensure that his children weren't getting stuck in a rut. Kemp reflects fondly on his childhood and his time with his father. Kemp closes with gratitude. “I wanna thank you for the dad that you were, the dad that you are, and the dad you'll always be,” said Kemp to his father.

Dr. Rob is joined by Dr. Andy Barlow, a Board Certified Functional Neurologist. He is the author of two #1 new released books on Amazon: License To Heal and Highway To Health, and has also recently founded the Barlow Brain and Body Institution. For more of Dr. Andy Barlow check the links below: https://www.facebook.com/barlowbrainandbody https://barlowbrainandbody.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-andy-barlow-board-certified-chiropractic-neurologist-4ab15ab0/  

Jeremy Quinby has a conversation with Nikki Kenward about her recent book, It's All In Your Gut - Let Your Second Brain Guide You To Optimal Health.  Together they discuss new science backing the validity of calling the gut our second brain, shared cells, the vagus nerve and what may cause the gut to decrease in function.  They also discuss their work as craniosacral therapists and it's use in regulating this system, especially in the case of childhood trauma and adult dis-regulation.  http://shop.iahe.com/Product-List/Textbooks/Its-All-in-Your-Gut-Let-Your-Second-Brain-Guide-You-to-Optimal-Healthhttps://www.nikkikenward.storeSupport the show (http://patreon.com/highwaytohealth)

In this 100th Episode, Dr. Aaron Babb, winner of the Patreon challenge, interviews Highway to Health host, Jeremy Quinby, about his life, distinctive career and the development of the Highway to Health Podcast.  Learn about his experience, entrepreneurship, and program design work he's been engaged in, as well as who Jeremy would still like to interview for the podcast.Support the show (http://patreon.com/highwaytohealth)

Friends I was so excited to recently discover the work of fabulous touring bassist Tanya O'Callaghan – which funny story, happened when I saw Damien Mander (founder of International Anti Poaching Foundation) post a picture on Instagram and share how at that meal a car pulls up and a guy says:  “you guys look like a team of superheroes or something.” Great call from the random stranger. Aussie ... READ MORE The post Touring Bassist Tanya O'Callaghan is Rocking a Highway to Health. appeared first on Healthification.

Four decades in - the run for the heavy metal giants, Sepultura, never ceases to amaze. 15 albums within that timespan and still wow-ing their worldwide fanbase in the process; We sit with frontman Derrick Green as we look back on the countless amounts of ventures this band has been through. In this jam-packed episode, we talk to Derrick about their latest live release “Sepulquarta,” and how this unique offering had the band collaborating with the likes of Alex Skolnick, Scott Ian, Danko Jones, Devin Townsend, and Matt Heafy to name a few which were recorded during the quarantine-induced home settings. Filled with favorites throughout the bands catalog, this gave the fans a chance to revel in the lore of Sepultura while getting a full glimpse of the creativity behind many of other bands working together on this full-length record. Definitely a united feeling inside the heavy metal world. We also go in-depth with Derrick about his life as a vegan, and how the importance of veganism can have a positive effect on people and the world. Furthermore, his plant based rock n roll travel show “Highway To Health” serves as an example on being health-conscious especially while on the road – and with the amount of touring that Derrick has done throughout his career, staying healthy is top priority. His hope is that eating and living healthy can be an uplifting message and a call to action to heavy metal fans worldwide, and so far, things are catching on pretty quick. At a time like today, this matters. Tune in now to our conversation with Derrick Green and be sure to buy and stream the mighty Sepultura's newest live album “Sepulquarta,”due out August 13 via Nuclear Blast Records.Stay connected with Sepultura, visit: https://www.sepultura.com.br/, https://www.facebook.com/sepultura, and https://www.instagram.com/sepultura/Stay connected with IUF, visit: https://interviewunderfire.com/

In the first installment of Sentient Media's new web series, ANIMAL/HUMANS, host Mikko Jarvenpaa speaks with touring rock musicians Tanya O'Callaghan and Derrick Green about their new TV show Highway to Health. The show follows Tanya and Derrick as they travel around the world, sharing plant-based meals with iconic figures including Moby and Kat Von D, and exploring issues ranging from social to environmental justice.The interview touches on some of the adventures the musical duo experienced while filming, including their time aboard a Sea Shepherd ship during an anti-poaching mission. Tanya and Derrick also talk about their motivation in creating a plant-based travel show.“Being plant-based changed my life radically,” says Derrick, who is a vocalist for the bands Sepultura and Maximum Hedrum. “You're doing everything in this lifestyle not only for yourself but other beings on this planet. It's important to realize we're not the only animals on this planet, and we have to take care of each other.”“We've been [plant-based] since long before people knew what being vegan meant,” says Tanya, a life-long vegan and freelance bassist.Stay tuned to @HighwayToHealthOfficial for official release dates and more updates.About Sentient MediaAll proceeds from this event go directly into funding Sentient Media.Sentient Media is a nonprofit media organization that produces independent reporting on farmed animal lives and our broken food system.Our mission is to increase public awareness of key issues that matter to all of us: the treatment and well-being of all sentient beings and the health of our planet.We believe exposure is the first step toward behavioral change. That's why we bring together journalists, digital marketing, and tech expertise to reach a diverse audience.In 2020, our animal-related content reached over 1 million readers, with over 25 million first page impressions on Google, 250 articles published on Sentient Media and 72 articles placed in outside media including The Guardian, USA Today, WIRED, NY Daily News, Citizen Truth, The Times, and more.Newsletter: https://sentientmedia.org/newsletter​ Facebook: https://facebook.com/sentientmediaorg​ Twitter: https://twitter.com/sentient_media​ Instagram: https://instagram.com/sentient_media​ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/sent...​

Dr. Aaron Babb returns to the show to discuss the risks and benefits of the Covid-19 vaccines currently being used to prevent complications related to the Novel Coronavirus.  He presents the science behind how mRNA vaccines work, and what he is recommending to patients with concerns about their safety and efficacy.  Support the show (http://patreon.com/highwaytohealth)

The 200th Episode! You may know him only as the singer for Sepultura for the last 23 years. Derrick Green has been involved in bands for years before that as well. He fronted the New York Hardcore band "Outface" along with Charlie Garriga (Civ/Judge), "Overfiend" with Sammy Siegler (Side By Side/YOT/GB/Judge), "Alpha Jerk" who has two songs in the "New York's Hardest Vol.2" compilation. He is also a co-host on "Highway To Health", a traveling television show alongside freelance bassist Tanya O'Callaghan. We talk all about his past up to joining Sepultura, the records he made with them all the way through until the latest record, "Quadra" then into what's in the works for the future. Derrick Rules. Thank you all for the continued support. Here's to 200 more! Cheers.

Derrick Green is the lead singer of Sepultura and one of the hosts of "Highway To Health" David and Derrick riff on ”Quadra”, Highway To Health, and traveling the world. Derrick Green on InstagramSepultura "Quadra" on SpotifyHighway To Health official website Go to https://www.patreon.com/riffsordie to subscribe for bonus episodes, Zoom hangouts, rare items, discounts, and more.  RiffsOrDie.cominstagram.com/riffsordie_facebook.com/riffsordietwitter.com/riffsordie_Riffs Or Die on YouTubeDavid's personal Instagram @david_havok 

There’s one thing we can all do to improve our health in every season; move our bodies. A seemingly simple thing to do, many of us are out of our routines due to pandemic restrictions. This short reminds us exactly how movement helps improve the function of all of our body's vital systems, and ways you can include movement through the winter. Support the show (http://patreon.com/highwaytohealth)

This episode features Ernesto Gutierrez, Owner of Stem Cell Healthcare, Podcast Host of Highway to Health, general medicine physician, and business consultant. Here, he discusses his top three pieces of advice for entrepreneurs, his current top priorities, and more.

Derrick Green, lead singer and songwriter, has been with Sepultura for over 20 years. He joins the show to talk with Nick about their new record, Quadra, the creative process and working remotely, and the continuing impact of Sepultura on many millions of fans worldwide as well as his environmental activism. Take a minute to review the podcast, in this incredibly competitive podcasting world, every piece of feedback helps. Follow our social media channels for last-minute announcements and guest reveals @theradicalpod on Instagram and Facebook.   Key Takeaways [2:00] Nick welcomes Derek Green to the show and asks him to talk about the band's new album Quadra and what it has meant to try to push the boundaries of metal as well as what the future holds for touring and live music. [10:00] Derrick touches on the mechanics of writing songs and putting together an album as well as a band that lives in far off geographic locations. [12:09] The current formation of Sepultura has been together for the past three albums, making it the longest-running stretch since before Iggor left. Derrick shares the amount of work it takes to keep a band alive and the kind of thick skin you need to grow to win over the very loyal Heavy Metal fans. [14:35] Derrick shares his thoughts on spending so much time outside the U.S. as well as the privilege and pleasure it has been to learn a new language and culture. [16:45] He talks about growing up with the '80s metal underground in Cleveland as well as his role model parents and how supportive they were despite their own radically different backgrounds. [22:41] On his move to New York, the dissolution of Outface which eventually led to him picking up a guitar and working by himself, Derrick talks about how he ended up trying out for the lead singer of Sepultura. [28:48] Going down to Brazil to meet and do an audition, Derrick talks about how wonderfully open everyone was in introducing him to their families and well as life in Brazil. [33:05] Derrick's first world tour led to him falling in love with the Netherlands and living in Amsterdam for two years before moving to Sao Paulo Brazil to be part of the writing process. [35:51] The massive global impact of Sepultura probably has its roots in the fact that the band originated in South America and that the lyrics resonated with the larger worldwide population in a way American bands can't. [41:00] Derrick talks about his 35-year-long plant-based lifestyle which he showcases in his show Derrick and Tanya's Highway to Health. He also touches on his environmental activism. [50:50] Derrick has been listening to The F*cking Champs. [51:51] Nick thanks Derrick for coming on the podcast and sharing so much of his projects and story.   Thanks for listening! Don't forget to rate us and subscribe wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts and tune in next week.   Find out more about today's guest, Derrick Green Find out more about your host, Nick Terzo Mentioned in this episode: Sepultura Outface Alpha Jerk KISS The F*cking Champs   People: @Derrick_Green Jens Bogren @Cavconspiracy (Max and Iggor Cavalera) @JeanDolabella @EloyCasagrande   Projects: Quadra Derrick and Tanya's Highway To Health

We're rockin'! Tanya O'Callaghan and Derrick Green - rockers, hosts of Highway to Health and hardcore vegans join me on Awesome Vegans. The Awesome Vegans Influencer Series (now a syndicated radio show, Plantbased Life & Style) has new episodes every week! Subscribe now.  http://HighwaytoHealthshow.com For plant-based media/branding consulting and public speaking, reach out to me on Linkedin. For more information, visit ElysabethAlfano.com. 

SummaryWhat is flow state?In this episode, fitness veteran Dave Nelson talks to us about his latest book "Living in Flow State". He shares how discovering this FLOWST8 Method has helped him in every area of his life and how it can help you too.⭐️ Rate this episode -> https://dre.show/rate✅ Apply to work directly with Dr E -> https://dre.show/coach

SummarySometimes interviews age incredibly well and they're worth revisiting. Such is the case with this conversation I had with Dr Gordon Pedersen about a year ago…In it we spoke about some of the amazing benefits of silver when used to treat and prevent infections of every kind.And so now, while we're still in the midst of this pandemic, knowledge like this can make a real difference in your and your family's health!⭐️ Rate this episode -> https://dre.show/rate✅ Apply to work directly with Dr E -> https://dre.show/coach

SummaryThe longer we are in this whole COVID situation, the more I realize that probably one of our biggest challenges is the abundance of misinformation and the lack of trust in governments, organizations and in healthcare professionals in general…In this conversation, Dr Nick and I talk about several things but, when it comes to a doctor patient relationship, we both agree that (1) you might not see eye to eye with your doctor, or maybe you don't feel that trust to open up… And, truth is… that's ok. It doesn't make you or your doctor a bad person. You simply don't gel. Which brings me to (2) in those cases, it's ok to switch doctors. In fact, it's better for you to switch doctors and find one that you trust, one that you feel understands you and whose guidance you will actually follow.⭐️ Rate this episode -> https://dre.show/rate✅ Apply to work directly with Dr E -> https://dre.show/coach

OG Chat Behind Closed Doors , episode 41 . This episode was recorded at the pandemic times in New York . We all experienced that harsh reality of world wide crisis . OG Talk crew decided to create a special segment for that period and we called it "OG Chat, Behind Closed Doors". Derrick spoke about time he started to be interested in music , time spent in NY . We have reflected on how technology and communication especially changed since he tried for the vacant position at his current band. He just sent the tape to Brazil by mail . Derrick shared how he become vegan and how it lead to the collaboration with bass player Tanya O'Callahan . That is how Highway To Health TV series started. I hope everyone enjoys the chat we had with incredible human being, Derrick Leon Green

In this episode Toby talks to Sepultura vocalist Derrick Green about family, where he grew up, his first show, learning about vegan lifestyle, missing graduation to open up for Fugazi, moving to NY, trying out and getting the gig as vocalist in Sepultura, Highway To Health and the growth of veganism, touring and trying to eat vegan on the road and his time in Brazil. Please remember to rate, review and subscribe and don't forget our youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/tobymorseonelifeonechance

OG CHAT BEHIND CLOSED DOORS EPISODE 38 This episode was recorded at the pandemic times in New York . We all experienced that harsh reality of world wide crisis . OG Talk crew decided to create a special segment for that period and we called it "OG Chat, Behind Closed Doors". Tanya shared with Eddie and Vlad how her love to animals brought her to veganism and years of volunteering at animals shelters. Growing up in small town in Ireland it was not easy to be a vegan. Her family physician, her mom were really worried about her becoming malnutritioned. It took a lot of resilience and stubbornness to stick to what she believed in. Over the years not only Tanya succeeded in planting the seed of awareness about veganism into everyone she ever met, she also patiently studied bass guitar and played in myriad of bands. Fast track to today: she tours internationally with renown entertainers like Dee Snider , Ronnie Wood of The Rolling Stones, Steven Adler of Guns and Roses and etc. She still cant seat still and she is full of energy thanks to yoga and healthy eating. She is a keynote speaker in the leadership realm, and a lifelong advocate and activist for animal, human and environmental issues. And since the last years she is a co host of a "Highway to Health" video series project that she leads with Derrick Green, a vocalist of a legendary band Sepultura . They are traveling around the world interviewing vegan celebrities, chefs, activists , manufacturers . We really hope you enjoy this interview as much as we did!

SummaryWork-Life balance is not what you should be aiming for. Behavior expert Shannon Rollins joined Dr Ernesto MD in his Highway To Health Show to talk about it…⭐️ Rate this episode -> https://dre.show/rate✅ Apply to work directly with Dr E -> https://dre.show/coach

SummaryMandy is a transformation and healing expert who has helped hundreds of clients across the globe to overcome anxiousness and thrive in business, health, and life.Her signature method is the result of certifications in clinical hypnotherapy, neurolinguistics, and mindbody connection intersecting with 15 years of leadership experience in three commercial industries and the US military.Stick around to learn how by combining the power of imagery with your innate capabilities, she empowers men and women to regain a positive sense of control, transcend struggle, and enjoy everything more.⭐️ Rate this episode -> https://dre.show/rate✅ Apply to work directly with Dr E -> https://dre.show/coach

SummaryCBD is a therapeutic compound produced from cannabis. It is commonly extracted and processed into oils, edibles, creams, and other products that you've certainly heard about. But just hearing about them, naturally raises questions.In this episode, Dr Ernesto MD is joined by Joseph Sheehey of Cured Nutrition –one of the US's leading CBD producers–, to talk about all things CBD. Like where it comes from, the difference between CBD and THC, the effects it has in our bodies, why it has those effects and many other common questions people have regarding dosing, safety, etc. ⭐️ Rate this episode -> https://dre.show/rate✅ Apply to work directly with Dr E -> https://dre.show/coach

SummaryWhat we eat is, by far, the main cause of our chronic disorders. And it's important to understand that we're all different… which means that even "healthy" foods can wreak havoc in many of us. This is what a food sensitivity is. And while most people are familiar with allergies, that cause swelling and difficulty breathing, you are likely unaware of the food sensitivities that may be behind your bloating, your migraines, stuffy nose, or achy joints…In today's episode, functional health expert Reed Davis, walks us through the different lab tests that he's been running for over two decades, helping him get to the root cause of people's problems, even when their doctor has found nothing wrong in their lab results!⭐️ Rate this episode -> https://dre.show/rate✅ Apply to work directly with Dr E -> https://dre.show/coach

SummaryHave you ever wondered how some people seem to have it all together and achieve everything they want, and then some? Yet you feel like you're already pushing your limits with your physical health, your energy and your emotions? Well… I got news! You too can learn how to remove those limits you're currently pushing!In this episode wellness expert Adri Kyser shares with us her journey from limited to limitless. And she explains the steps you need to take to achieve this for yourself! Listen to get her insight and an amazing gift she put together for you!⭐️ Rate this episode -> https://dre.show/rate✅ Apply to work directly with Dr E -> https://dre.show/coach

SummaryHave you ever wondered whether you have "unlocked" your mind's potential? What about your body's? In this conversation, Dane Dormio, martial artist and MindBody Mastery Mentor, joins Dr E to talk about his journey and continuous pursuit of Mastery. Learn how you too can benefit from this discipline and how to get started with mentoring from him and his community.⭐️ Rate this episode -> https://dre.show/rate✅ Apply to work directly with Dr E -> https://dre.show/coach

SummaryInflammation is what happens when, for instance, you bang your knee against a piece of furniture… It gets red, swollen and warm to the touch. And that is part of the process that your body launches to repair the damage. So why is it constnatly being touted as our "enemy"?In this episode, autoimmunity wellness expert Julie Michelson shares with us her own journey through chronic inflammation, how it was affecting her, how she now helps her clients overcome it but, more importantly, what YOU can do today to reduce or eliminate this low-grade, chronic inflammation as much as humanly possible.⭐️ Rate this episode -> https://dre.show/rate✅ Apply to work directly with Dr E -> https://dre.show/coach

SummaryWhat really matters to you? Are you living life the way you want to? Are you spending your time doing the things that matter to you?If you have not asked yourself those questions recently, you're not alone. Most people haven't. And it isn't until they do, and really study the answers, that they can create lasting change and live the life they want to live.In this episode, Eric Zimmer, behavior coach and author, shares with us the process to answer these questions and navigate the crises of life.⭐️ Rate this episode -> https://dre.show/rate✅ Apply to work directly with Dr E -> https://dre.show/coach

SummaryYou've heard that our mitochondria are the "powerhouses" of our cells. And that is because they are responsible of producing energy.But what you probably have not heard is how sunlight is necessary for them to function properly. Also, you'd be surprised to know that most chronic diseases have to do with mitochondrial dysfunction which places even more importance in our exposure to sunlight…In this conversation Matt and I talk about how our indoor lifestyle is affecting our biology and the simple steps you can take every day to care for your mitochondria. And in turn, for you health and longevity.⭐️ Rate this episode -> https://dre.show/rate✅ Apply to work directly with Dr E -> https://dre.show/coach

Dr. Ernesto Gutierrez, MDDr. E is a physician by training and an educator by choice. His education background includes an MD degree with additional training in Age Management and in Regenerative Medicine. Throughout his career he’s learned that people really do want to live healthier, longer lives but are constantly bombarded by the conflicting information. … Continue reading Dr. E of Highway to Health Show: Living Ageless →

SummaryLosing weight gets harder the older we get… We all know that. But why does it happen?In this episode, body transformation expert Angelo Poli explains what 20 years and over 20,0000 clients have taught him about metabolism in an interview that is fun, easy to listen to, and full of actionable advice.⭐️ Rate this episode -> https://dre.show/rate✅ Apply to work directly with Dr E -> https://dre.show/coach

SummaryYou've been told –directly and indirectly– that you're not enough. Not thin enough, not pretty enough, not strong enough… And you've heard that so much and so often that you even say it to yourself… You try to shame yourself into losing weight, dieting, and pretending to be happy.My guest for this episode is calling out the BS in this mentality. She not only claims that willpower does not work, but that embracing yourself, loving your body and acceptance are the first steps to becoming wildly alive. Listen to this interview to learn the exact process she guides her clients through to empower them to recover their life and happiness.⭐️ Rate this episode -> https://dre.show/rate✅ Apply to work directly with Dr E -> https://dre.show/coach

SummaryEmotional eating is a real problem. Especially nowadays with everything that's going on around the world. It's just so easy to fall prey to our instincts and seek comfort foods… My guest today spent fourty years yo-yo dieting before discovering that emotional eating was sabotaging her efforts every time. During our conversation you'll learn why it became especially hard for her after 40 and how adopting a ketogenic lifestyle has been the solution she had been waiting for.⭐️ Rate this episode -> https://dre.show/rate✅ Apply to work directly with Dr E -> https://dre.show/coach

SummaryHave you ever felt like life's throwing too much at you from every direction? Ever felt like you're barely being able to juggle everything that you've already got when suddenly something else comes up that needs your immediate attention? Have you ever felt like you're spread too thin?If so, you may have experienced burnout. And in this episode we discuss why it's so prevalent nowadays and what you can do to prevent it from affecting you.⭐️ Rate this episode -> https://dre.show/rate✅ Apply to work directly with Dr E -> https://dre.show/coach

SummaryWe've all been bombarded by news about the coronavirus lately.But a lot of people still have specific questions about the whole situation.✅ What are the symptoms?✅ When should you go to the hospital?✅ Why are people being asked to stay home?✅ Does it make sense to worry?✅ Is there something that can be done to avoid it?Unfortunately, a lot of people -who are not trained health professionals- are adding a lot of misinformation to the mix…

SummaryJim Rohn famously said that there's not a thousand things that make successful people successful. It's usually, half a dozen things or principles, that people need to focus on and master -consistently- in any given area to achieve success.And in this episode, Chandler Walker shares with us the half a dozen things that people should be focusing on improving in order to achieve and maintain health and wellness.⭐️ Rate this episode -> https://dre.show/rate✅ Apply to work directly with Dr E -> https://dre.show/coachActionable StepsThe Six Pillars of Wellness are:Mental healthSocial healthNutrition - Gut healthFitnessSleepWealthConnect with Chandler WalkerWebsiteOn InstagramOn FacebookOn TwitterOn YouTubeOn SnapchatOther ResourcesApply to work directly with Dr EComplete Show Notes

SummaryHave you ever wanted to behave or act differently but quickly gave up because you "are just not like that"? In this episode, brain expert Dr Lynette Louise explains how our brains are wired from early childhood both consciously and unconsciously by the people around us. She talks about the experiences that shape us and how to change the way we feel and respond to this "wiring".⭐️ Rate this episode -> https://dre.show/rate✅ Apply to work directly with Dr E -> https://dre.show/coachConnect with Dr Lynette LouiseWebsiteOn TwitterOn FacebookOn LinkedInOther ResourcesApply to work directly with Dr EComplete Show Notes

SummarySugar is everywhere. We are eating more sugar than ever in human history and it's become a real problem for most of us. But, how do you stop this "habit"? In today's episode, health coach Christine Kenney shares with us exactly how to do that so you can lose weight, get fit and start feeling better than you've ever felt before!⭐️ Rate this episode -> https://dre.show/rate✅ Apply to work directly with Dr E -> https://dre.show/coachActionable StepsLook at your breakfast When you decide to make a change, start small. Take one step in the right direction.If you want to start working with somebody to make these changes, make sure that it's someone who listens to you. Not just dishing out information, but really listening to you and empathizing.Connect with Christine KenneyWebsiteOn InstagramOn FacebookBook a SessionEmail HerOther ResourcesApply to work directly with Dr EComplete Show Notes

SummaryThere is shame surrounding mental health at work. Especially amongst founders, and high executives who are expected to always perform at their best and handle everything and anything that is thrown at them.In this episode, we explore the reasons surrounding stress at work, how it affects performance and what to do to recognize and reverse it.⭐️ Rate this episode -> https://dre.show/rate✅ Apply to work directly with Dr E -> https://dre.show/coachActionable StepsRecognize when your habits or routines are not working out for you.Have a willingness to changeSeek help if you can't change on your own.Connect with Silke GlaabWebsiteOn LinkedInOn YouTubeOther ResourcesApply to work directly with Dr EComplete Show Notes

SummaryGout was known as the "King's disease" because it mostly affected wealthy individuals who ate richer foods than the peasants in the rest of their kingdoms. Today, we know a lot more about gout but unfortunately, treatment options have⭐️ Rate this episode -> https://dre.show/rate✅ Apply to work directly with Dr E -> https://dre.show/coachActionable StepsFor all gout sufferers:Implement Spiro's 80-10-10 dietDrink more water - the more water you drink, the more uric acid that your kidneys can excreteStart exercising.Connect with Spiro KoulourisWebsiteOn InstagramOn FacebookOn TwitterOn PinterestOther ResourcesApply to work directly with Dr EComplete Show Notes

Jeremy has a conversation with his colleague Dr. Anne Kelly. Having worked in pediatrics and traditional care, as well as Public Health and functional medicine, she brings bring her 30+ years and a broad view on why we are seeing more severe health challenges in people of all ages. She shares insights from her current research interests in genomics, mitochondrial function, and understanding the effects of toxins like gyphosate (an ingredient in Round Up herbicide) to decode the toxicity challenges she faces with patients daily. Together they explore the intersection of science, homeopathic traditions and energy medicine as well as toxic overload due to the high concentration of chemicals present in our environment. Dr. Kelly also breaks down the processes through which we detoxify and heal our systems. Support the show (http://patreon.com/highwaytohealth)

SummaryYou've been there before… You're convinced you want to start doing something different. Maybe exercising, eating differently, meditating, going to bed early… And you begin doing it! But, after a few days, it starts feeling more like a chore… You miss a day here, another day there, and next time you realize, you've completely fallen off the wagon and are back to your old routines.In this episode, Elizabeth Sherman shares with us some of the strategies she uses to help her clients adopt new, healthy habits for life.⭐️ Rate this episode -> https://dre.show/rate✅ Apply to work directly with Dr E -> https://dre.show/coachActionable Steps1. Make sure you want to and are ready to change the habit or behavior you want to change.2. Once you are certain, start small by "pegging" the new habit to other habits you currently do.Connect with Elizabeth ShermanWebsiteOn InstagramOn FacebookOn TwitterOn YouTubeOn PinterestOn LinkedInOther ResourcesApply to work directly with Dr EComplete Show Notes