Podcasts about Hour Magazine

Meg Hamand is an author, short story writer, and journalist, whose work has appeared in The Plymouth Pilot News, The Effingham Daily News, Michiana Executive Journal, and 13th Hour Magazine. Her creative pieces have been featured in Hoosier Writers, Indiana English, and Internationally Yours: Prize-Winning Stories.Her debut novel, the historical fiction tale Diamonds of Auschwitz, a intergenerational of romance, was released on March 11th.Follow Meg at https://www.meghamandauthor.com/Subscribe to the podcast on Spotify, Apple, Pandora, RadioPublic, PocketCast, and audio.comSocials: @EndeavoursRadio

Joseph F. Bert, CFP®, AIF®, the Founder of Certified Financial Group, Inc., has been in the financial planning profession since 1976. He is also CEO of Certified Advisory Corp, a Registered Investment Advisor. Joe is a Certified Financial Planner® professional and a member of the Financial Planning Association where he served as the Orlando Chapter's President and Chairman. As a graduate of the Accredited Investment Fiduciary® (AIF®) program, Joe is specially trained in investment fiduciary responsibility and portfolio management. He is an Investment Advisory Representative of Certified Advisory Corp and has served as an adjunct faculty member for the College for Financial Planning headquartered in Denver, Colorado. In addition, Joe can be heard every Saturday on 107.3FM & 580AM WDBO radio at 9:00 a.m. hosting On the Money. As an experienced and knowledgeable financial planning professional, he has affectionately been referred to as the Oracle of Orlando® by his weekly listeners and currently appears regularly on the FOX affiliate in Orlando, Fox 35 WOFL. In addition to hosting the nationally syndicated TV program, The American Investor, he has appeared on Hour Magazine with Gary Collins as well as regular appearances on the CBS affiliate in Tampa, Channel 13, and the ABC and NBC affiliates in Orlando, Channels 9 and 2. Joe's bi-weekly column has appeared in the Orlando Business Journal. He has been quoted in Orlando Magazine, the Orlando Business Journal, and The Wall Street Journal.   Listen to this insightful RIA episode with Joe Bert about creating a multi-billion dollar RIA. Here is what to expect on this week's show: - How leveraging radio, TV, social media, and print are great ways to attract new clients. - Why clients must be educated on risk management and sustainable income strategies. - How it's critical to avoid being too aggressive or too conservative with your portfolio. - Why people should avoid making emotional decisions about their money. - How preparing clients for inevitable downturns gives them long-term perspective.   Connect with Joe: Links Mentioned: Certified Financial Group, Inc Instagram Facebook LinkedIn   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In today's episode we make a prediction: That Vice President Kamala Harris will win Michigan in 2024 and that Elissa Slotkin will win the U.S. Senate race, too. We might be wrong — but this is not just based on thin air.  We take our experience, the data we do have, and put it all together to analyze things how they stand. We think, from a lens being in Metro Detroit and Michigan, and respectfully, that some in the media like Steve Kornacki, Harry Enten, Dan Pfeiffer, and others may have missed a key indicator when trying to analyze this race. Steve Friess has been a freelance journalist for the New York Times, Newsweek, Politico and many others. But this isn't his first rodeo. He was the guy who first reported the contentious butterfly ballot story in 2000, for instance. Jer has been talking about local politics for years and is a regular attendee of policy conferences. He did the final interview of Former U.S. Senator Carl Levin before his death for HOUR Magazine, and has had conversations on the show with numerous local officeholders over the years. Fearless local media need local support to survive. Join our Patreon at: https://www.patreon.com/DailyDetroit Also, our Studio Open House is this Saturday! Listeners asked that we do a weekend event during the day from time to time as opposed to our evening Happy Hours. Come by, have coffee and snacks, and let's talk all things Detroit and Metro Detroit! Please RSVP so we can have enough coffee and food on hand. It's free. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/saturday-morning-podcast-studio-open-house-tickets-1065173234819

Mr. Terrific was cancelled after half a season, but… was it really a terrible show? Is star Stephen Strimpell partly to blame? This time, we push back on Thirteen Week Theatre's take on Strimpell, consider why pill popping was such a common way to get superpowers in the Sixties, and the show's …. agressive … laugh track. Also, were the network execs commissioning superhero sitcoms really trying to imitate Batman, or just cash in? Plus, The Music Within's bass guitar cover of the Batman theme, more from Adam and Burt on Hour Magazine, and e-mail from our listeners! Excerpt from Outré magazine's Stephen Strimpell interview (ilovegetsmart.com)

This time we look at the other sitcom that tried to cash in on Batman, CBS's Mr. Terrific. It's goofier than Captain Nice and not as funny (although the laugh track clearly doesn't think that!), but with a surprisingly good cast. We discuss the unaired pilot, and the first 8 episodes of the 17-episode series, which is quite different from the pilot, with an utterly different cast and different situation for Mr. T's alter ego, Stanley Beamish.  Plus: Max Diaz Music's “punk” version of the theme, Adam and Burt appearing on Hour Magazine in 1984, and your response to our discussion of the Batman cast reunion on Fox's Late Night with Ross Shafer, in episode 211! 

TV Guidance Counselor celebrates its 9th Birthday Today, and in celebration and to start year ten off right please enjoy this BONUS! episode with the one and only Marc Summers! (Double Dare, Unwrapped) Marc has a great new podcast of his own called Marc Summers Unwraps (https://www.marcsummersunwraps.com/episodes/anthonyramos) that you can listen to anywhere fine podcasts are found, and you should! It's great. Ken and Marc discuss Graham Jr College in Boston, going to college with Paul Fusco (ALF) and Andy Kauffman, Fridays, being a warm up comic, Alice, Star Search, What's Happening Now?, Hour Magazine, Webster, starting as a professional magician, auditioning for Double Dare at age 33, how Gallagher encouraged Marc to abandon magic and go for stand up, how magic puts you out of pocket, realizing you are more of an MC, being at The Comedy Store in the Golden Age of the 70s, just getting on stage and being seen, Norm Crosby's Comedy Shop, when the Tonight Show won't even look at you, going from small parts on SOAP to warm up, getting gigs through reputation, the sneaky world of comedians stealing jobs, how great Ed McMahon was, Amazing Randy, how magicians and musicians spend a lot of time alone in a bedroom, Marc's infamous incident with Burt Reynolds on the Tonight Show in 1994, working on the AFI dinner for James Cagney, meeting the Beatles, Groucho Marx, Don Rickles and more, being a page on Sonny & Cher, Mary Tyler Moore and The Bob Newhart Show, becoming the face of Nickelodeon, touring 20k seat arenas with Double Dare, the long lasting appeal of Double Dare, reliving childhood, What Would You Do?, getting recognized by James Gandolfini on a plane, raising Bruno Mars, Lynn Manuel Miranda being a fan, being the eye of the storm in the chaos of many children's childhoods, never talking down to kids, setting the tone for Nick, Executive Producing Dinner Impossible and Restaurant Impossible, treating people with respect, getting input from people at all levels, Gerry Laybourne, hiring people smarter than you and letting them do their jobs, Unwrapped, tumblers, Pat Sajak, extruders, Food Network, shooting multiple shows in a day, taking 30 Double Dare Shows a week six months a year, watching your friends on Food Network, Marc's son's shows, House Hunters International, The Dick Van Dyke show being the best TV show ever, Fraiser, loving sitcoms, The Fugitive, SVU, Blue Bloods, how there are network shows now you've never heard of, Lorenzo Music telling you you wrote one of the worst things he ever read in his entire life, failing at writing a Webster, being tired of being told you suck, "A Martian Wouldn't Say That", practicing Double Dare physical challenges before they get to air, Marc's podcast Unwraps, what makes people keep moving forward, Mike O'Malley, Guy Fieri, Anthony Ramos, Nick Takes Over Your School, surly Mr. Wizard, Hulk Hogan trying to blend in, and looking forward to 90sCon. 

Renee is consistently in the Top Producer ranks in Bloomfield year after year. She has generated over 450 Million Dollars in real estate sales and is recognized by Hour Magazine, Crain's Detroit Business, and the Wall Street Journal's RealTrends as being one of the top 1% of realtors nationally. Excited to have her on the show again. Listen now!

This episode blew my freaking mind, and it's not one you want to miss if you're looking to be inspired and spark your creativity. We chat about relationship building like you haven't heard about before, plus MANY juicy tips & creative ideas to increase your business's like, know, & trust factor in your local community. From hosting unique and niche events to collaborating with non-profits & photographers, we give out-of-the-box examples of engaging with your local community. Jessica is the owner of Breathe: Bodywork and Beautification in Ferndale, MI and is a 16 year veteran in the massage industry. She currently hold state licenses in massage, cosmetology, and holds a national certification in massage and massage education, with her own course in Prenatal Pain Management. Jessica has been a guest speaker for Level Detroit and International Women's Day Detroit, has been cited in Massage Magazine, and was in the top 3 for Best Massage in Detroit 2021 in Hour Magazine. Breathe: Bodywork & Beautification tagline: Giving you permission to make yourself a priority. RESOURCES: - Cadence and the Golden Pendant young adult book by Jessica York - Design sites: Adobe Spark & Canva - Sneak Peek into the December Marketing Inspiration Google Doc for the High Vibe Tribe (perfect for this holiday season!!!) - Read the entire episode transcription HERE. Connect with Jess: Website: Breathe: Bodywork & Beautification Podcast: When Survival Looks Like Success Follow on Instagram and TikTok Connect with Badass Bodyworkers on Facebook and Instagram

Christine Jorgensen began gender reassignment surgery in Copenhagen on 24th September 1951. The New York Daily News later heralded the event with a headline splash - “Ex-GI Becomes Blonde Beauty!” - thereby creating America's first transgender celebrity.Writing to friends, she said: “As you can see by the enclosed photos, taken just before the operation, I have changed a great deal. But it is the other changes that are so much more important. Remember the shy, miserable person who left America? Well, that person is no more and, as you can see, I'm in marvellous spirits.”In this episode, Arion, Rebecca and Olly consider how surprisingly tolerant her parents and much of the media were; how she was strong-armed into showbiz but used the notoriety to campaign for trans rights; and reveal that - amongst her many memoirs - she also penned a Scandinavian cookbook...Further Reading:• ‘Christine Jorgensen – Queer Icon' (Queer Icons, 2020): https://queericons.home.blog/2020/02/27/christine-jorgensen/• ‘The Hour Magazine with Gary Collins: guest Christine Jorgensen' (1980s): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDlGUeF1Bg0• ‘Dec. 1, 1952: Ex-GI Becomes Blonde Beauty' (WIRED, 2010): https://www.wired.com/2010/12/1201first-sex-change-surgery/For bonus material and to support the show, visit Patreon.com/RetrospectorsWe'll be back on Monday! Follow us wherever you get your podcasts: podfollow.com/RetrospectorsThe Retrospectors are Olly Mann, Rebecca Messina & Arion McNicoll, with Matt Hill.Theme Music: Pass The Peas. Announcer: Bob Ravelli. Graphic Design: Terry Saunders. Edit Producer: Emma Corsham.Copyright: Rethink Audio / Olly Mann 2021. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this podcast, it's always Catholic church this and the Pope that, but this week we're talking about anglo-Catholicism. That's right, folks we're talking about the tradition of socialism in the Episcopal church with Tony Hunt & Caleb Roberts of The Hour Magazine. The Hour is a magazine that explores the often forgotten and even more often unexplored history of socialism within the anglo-Catholic tradition. Read The Hour here: https://www.thehourmag.com/ Intro Music by Amaryah Armstrong Outro music by Paul Robeson https://theillalogicalspoon.bandcamp.com/track/hoods-up-the-low-down-technified-blues *Support The Magnificast on Patreon* http://patreon.com/themagnificast *Get Magnificast Merch* https://www.redbubble.com

Sherri and Karen chat with Suzanne Cory, Hour Magazine top 5% Real Estate Agent. Suzanne shares how she loves everything about Real Estate. With expertise, she caters to first time home buyers, and provides a helping hand along the entire journey. Also, with her unique qualification as a geriatric physical therapist, she is able to assist Seniors with appropriate relocation and downsizing to possible assisted living. Our guest speaks to the fact that no matter your situation or age your space and home is one of the most important things you need for selfcare. The home is where the heart and the head are. Suzanne helps individuals find and thrive in that safe space and security of finding them their homes. Show Links Learn more about our magazine, podcast, and upcoming events by visiting goodfatlife.com For a subscription to the Inspired Good Fat Life magazine you can Text “InspiredGFL” to 55678 and send a SMS Message/Text to receive a digital subscription! Guest Links Suzanne Cory - thecoryteam@gmail.com Ph: (248)228-6071 Facebook- The Cory Team

Joey Stuckey is an award-winning blind guitarist, songwriter, singer, composer, producer, radio and television personality, music columnist, educator and sound engineer. He is also the official music ambassador for his home town of Macon Georgia. Joey's guitar style is reminiscent of rocker Jeff Beck and jazzer Wes Montgomery, while his vocal influences range from Mel Torme to Gregg Allman. As an infant, Joey lost his sight and sense of smell as the result of a brain tumor and was introduced to music from an early age. His mother enjoyed opera, while his dad enjoyed country music. When he was 13, Stuckey developed pneumonia and eventually had to be home schooled for an entire year. "I lived for my shows on Saturdays," says Joey. "I was a huge fan of public radio and on Saturdays, I listened to a show called, 'After Space.' It was DJ'd and produced by a guy called Rob Thomas (who eventually became a good friend and is still a great friend today). He would play radio shows like, 'The Lone Ranger,' 'The Shadow,' and other classic shows. I was so enamored with these stories - the sound effects and narration broadcast in a format accessible for the blind were just amazing." The show was produced so eloquently, Joey decided that sound production was what he wanted to do with his life. What began as a simple statement turned into a life-long passion. After that evolutionary period in his life, Joey bought all kinds of sound equipment and was soon recording sessions in his house with various garage bands. He was amazed at the writing ability from the many musicians he came across. "I realized, at that point, that there were things I wanted to share with the world," says Stuckey. "And I knew that the medium for that was music." Without missing a beat, Joey graduated from high school at the age of 14 and at 17, began his musical career by taking classical guitar lessons from noted music professor Terry Cantwell. Joey went on to attend Mercer University. He furthered his musical education by studying with renowned jazz guitarist Stanley Jordan and later, with Professor Steven Crowell. Despite his physical limitations, Joey has flourished in every aspect of his life. He released several albums, including 'Take A Walk In The Shadows' (1995), 'Ironies, Pain And The Light That Guides' (1999), 'Live And Stuff,' (2000), 'Live And More Stuff,' (2001), 'So Far,' (2003), 'Oceanside,' (2009), 'The Shadow Sound,' (2011), 'Mixture' (2012) and 'The Acoustic Sessions, Volume I' (2014). Joey experienced national success with the launch of 'Mixture,' which reached #9 on the CMJ Top 40 Jazz Charts for North America. In 2002, Joey met his wife, Jennifer, who works as a certified nurse midwife in Macon. He is also the owner and sound engineer of a recording facility, Shadow Sound Studio in Macon, which boasts vintage analog gear and state-of-the-art digital technology. Joey enjoys promoting music in various ways. He is a featured music columnist for the webzine 'Portal Magazine' and contributes regularly to a music blog on 'Gateway Macon,' where he writes about the history of music in Macon and other music-related topics. Joey is currently involved with students, instructing them on guitar, voice, music theory, and sound engineering. He is the professor of Music Technology at Mercer University and an official mentor for the Recording Connections School in Los Angeles. No stranger to musical theater, he was the music director for Macon State College's production of 'The Rocky Horror Show' in the fall of 2002. Recently, Joey has taken on the role of music publisher and has a growing catalog of great songs in multiple genres. His publishing companies include Sociology Publishing (BMI) and Sign Wave Publishing (ASCAP). Joey and his band, The Joey Stuckey Band, perform nationally. They have opened for legendary artists such as TED NUGENT, BAD COMPANY, TRISHA YEARWOOD, JAMES BROWN, CLARENCE CARTER, WET WILLIE, THE B-52'S, KEVIN KINNEY FROM DRIVIN' N CRYIN, and SMASHMOUTH. In his other roles as either producer, composer, music columnist, and sound engineer or hired musician, Joey has worked with musical greats including GEORGE THOROGOOD, ALAN PARSONS (PINK FLOYD, THE ALAN PARSONS PROJECT), ROSS HOGARTH (PRODUCER FOR VAN HALEN, JOHN MELLENCAMP, BONNIE RAITT), BILLY DUFF (THE CULT), JOE SOLO (PRODUCER FOR MACY GRAY), DANNY SERAPHINE (CHICAGO), BEN TUCKER (HERBIE MANN), DAVID RAGSDALE (KANSAS, SMASHING PUMPKINS), ALLEN VIZZUTTI (CHICK COREA BAND), SAMMY NESTICO (COUNT BASIE ORCHESTRA), DAVID BERGER (ARRANGER AND CONDUCTOR FOR JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER, ARRANGER FOR NATALIE COLE, ROSEMARY CLOONEY, MADELEINE PEYROUX AND CECILE MCLORIN SALEANT), SHANNON FOREST (TOTO, TAYLOR SWIFT, RASCAL FLATTS), CHARLIE HOSKYNS (THE POPES), PAUL MCGUINNESS (THE POGUES), WILL MORRISON (MODERN ENGLISH), CHUCK LEAVELL, RANDALL BRAMBLETT (TRAFFIC, GREG ALLMAN), HUGHIE THOMASSON (FROM LYNYRD SKYNARD AND THE OUTLAWS), JIMMY HERRING (FROM THE AQUARIUM RESCUE UNIT, FROG WING, THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND, AND THE OTHERS/GRATEFUL DEAD), MIKE MILLS from R.E.M and many, many others. In short, Joey is a young man with an enormous talent, clear vision, and a tireless work ethic, who is well respected by his peers, fans, and more than a few legends. Joey released his new single, 'Blind Man Drivin' in London, England on March 12, 2015 during his Spring tour. Honors and Awards1999 Atlanta Society of Entertainers Recording Artist of the Year2000 Atlanta Country Music Hall of Fame Cotton Carrier Award2000 & 2005 Atlanta Society of Entertainers Little Jimmy Dempsey Award for Musical Excellence2001-2008 Atlanta Society of Entertainers Jazz Artist of the Year2004 Reader's Choice Award for Singer/Songwriter, "11th Hour Magazine"2006 Atlanta Country Music Hall of Fame Ray Melton "Music Man" Award2006 Appointed the Official Ambassador of Music for Macon, Georgia, by its mayor and city council2007 Atlanta Society of Entertainers Jimmy Bryant "Guitar Man" Award2007 EATV Lifetime Achievement Award2009 Prominently featured in the book Street Singers, Soul Shakers, Rebels Without a Cause: Music From Macon2010 Proclamation and Key to the City of Green Cove Springs, Florida2011 NewTown Macon's Special Recognition Award2012 Atlanta Society of Entertainers Recording Artist of the Year2012 Atlanta Country Music Hall of Fame Inductee - music education category2012 Atlanta Country Music Hall of Fame Award for Organization of the Year - Shadow Sound Studio2014 Recognition of Musical Accomplishment Proclamation from the Pond Town Festival, Rhine, Georgia2015 Atlanta Society of Entertainers Recording Artist of the Year2015 Atlanta Society of Entertainers Jazz Artist of the Year2016 Georgia Music Awards Jazz Artist of the Year2016 Atlanta Society of Entertainers Jazz Artist of the Year2017 Prominently featured in the book Insights in Sound Visually Impaired Musicians' Lives and Learning2017 Atlanta Society of Entertainers Jazz Artist of the Year2017 Atlanta Society of Entertainers American Band of the Year (The Joey Stuckey Band)2017 Atlanta Society of Entertainers Randy Little Inspirational AwardJoey Stuckey's AffiliationsNARAS/Grammy (National Association of Recording Arts & Sciences)-Atlanta Chapter, voting memberGMIA (Georgia Music Industry Association), President Emeritus Macon ChapterBMI (writer)International Jazz Educators AssociationGACCA (Georgia Assembly of Community Arts Agencies)Georgia Allman Brothers Band Association, founding memberGeorgia Music Hall of Fame Advisory Committee, youngest appointed memberhttps://joeystuckey.com/

It was great having Renee Lossia Acho of KW Domain back on the show. Renee is consistently in the Top Producer ranks in Bloomfield (MI) year after year. She has generated over $450 million in real estate sales and is recognized by Hour Magazine, Crain’s Detroit Business, and the Wall Street Journal’s RealTrends as being one of the top 1% of realtors nationally. She spoke about the financial hit many service industry members took amid the pandemic shutdown. This caused them to stay put in their current housing and created a bottleneck effect. Listen now!PODCAST: https://www.irepodcast.com/ PODCAST FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/IREPodcast/WEBSITE: https://www.omegalendinggroup.com FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/OmegaLending/ LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/company/omegalending/ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/omegalending/

Karen Dumas is a communications professional & media contributor committed to excellence, entrepreneurship, and equality. As the founder of Images & Ideas, Inc., she has earned a reputation as a communications strategist known for performance and excellence. Dumas also served Chief of Communications & External Affairs for Mayor Dave Bing and the City of Detroit. Dumas is a regular contributor to The No BS Newshour with Charlie LeDuff. Respected as a trusted and fair radio host, television contributor, and columnist, she is known to be “honest and engaging,” and has been recognized by HOUR Magazine as “the more intelligent choice” of talk-radio show hosts. She serves on the Board of Directors for the Detroit Zoological Society, as well as on their Communications & Marketing Committee and Governance & Nominating Committee, and is a member of the Editorial Advisory Board of BLAC Magazine. Previously, she has served on the Communications Committee for the Detroit Riverfront Conservancy, The Board of Directors for SPHINX, the PR committee for the NCAA Final Four/Detroit, as Board Chair for the Arts League of Michigan, and on the Board of Directors and as PR Committee Chair for Detroit PAL (Police Athletic League), among many others. The City of Detroit, State of Michigan, Real Times Media, and several Who’s Who entities have recognized her achievements. Dumas is a frequent guest speaker at schools, churches, and professional organizations seeking insight into performance-based practices, the tools for success, living and treating others with fairness, women’s challenges in the workplace, and balancing professional and personal roles. A frequent event moderator and Mistress of Ceremonies, her professional but entertaining demeanor enhances any event or organized gathering; her presentations are informative and inspirational for all. She is also a frequent guest contributor for FOX2 and other media outlets.    Here’s what we discussed:  Communication  Political sincerity and how it creates voter apathy  Fragility of businesses    Connect with Karen Dumas   https://twitter.com/karendumas  https://www.facebook.com/karen.dumas  http://www.karendumas.com/ 

Malak Wazne-Fadlallah is an award-winning documentary filmmaker and photographer working to tear down barriers, one story at a time. Her documentary work focuses on empowerment within - and empathy beyond - her community. Her work has been published in Vogue Arabia Magazine, Buzzfeed, and many other outlets. Malak has also been nominated for 3 student Emmys, invited to The White House, received a scholarship and attended the summer film program at Northwestern University, and served in the Smithsonian Youth Council in 2018. Most recently, Malak received Best Photographer and Best Visual Artist in Detroit from Hour Magazine. Naim Hamdar was born in Lebanon and moved to the United States with his family at the age of 9, and lived for two years in Boston, where his younger brothers were born, before moving to Tampa, Florida. Naim studied at the University of South Florida, majoring in Business and specializing in Marketing. He started his entrepreneurial career early, at the age of 19, funding his college education through his business venture. After graduating with a Bachelor's degree, he started a role as a regional manager for a national distributor for T-Mobile USA. After two years, he started his own business. Since 2005, he has owned and operated a payment processing company, CardConnectFL.com He's married to someone who he classifies as his best friend and is blessed with amazing twins.

Chef Eric Voigt is the former Executive Pastry Chef and current Executive Chef for Big Rock Chophouse & The Reserve in Birmingham, Michigan. A graduate of Oakland Community College's Culinary Studies Institute, he has over 20 years of experience in the restaurant industry. Chef Voigt has honed his skills at the former Tribute Restaurant, working with James Beard Award winning Pastry Chef, Chef Michael Laiskonis, & Chef Cory Barrett, as well as at two Michael Mina (a James Beard Award winning & Michelin starred chef) restaurants in Detroit's MGM Casino, Saltwater and Bourbon Steak. Chef Voigt was named the American Culinary Federation's Michigan Chefs de Cuisine Association 2015 Pastry Chef of the Year. He has been featured in Michigan Blue Magazine, Hour Magazine, Style Magazine, Dessert Professional, and the Detroit Free Press, among other publications, as well as on the Food Network. He is also an incredible mentor and a true pleasure to work with, and we enjoyed talking with him immensely. If you're interested in supporting our podcast and helping to fund future episodes, please consider heading to https://anchor.fm/while-the-cookies-cool/support; thank you! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/while-the-cookies-cool/support

Christine Jorgensen never intended to become a celebrity. In 1951, Jorgensen traveled to Europe to obtain special permission to undergo a series of operations, which would help complete her medical transition from male to female, becoming the first American woman to publicly receive this type of surgery. When she returned to the states, the New York Daily News wrote about her under the headline: ’EX GI BECOMES BLONDE BEAUTY.’ Christine’s public persona marked a significant, though often fraught, step towards normalizing transgender identities in the US, and she came to embrace her role as a pioneer within the transgender community. But her story is still unknown to many and the fight is far from over.  Jo talks about the state of transgender rights with the National Press Secretary of the Human Rights Campaign, Sarah McBride, one of the many activists working today to continue the work Christine began.   Main Sources Christine Jorgensen: a Personal Autobiography - by Christine Jorgensen A Universal-International News report by Fred Maness with footage of Christine Jorgensen arriving at Idlewild Airport in 1951 ‘Ex-GI Becomes Blonde Beauty’, from the New York Daily News in December of 1952 ‘Bronx Boy is now a Girl’ from the New York Times in December of 1952 An interview with Christine Jorgensen conducted by the BBC in 1970 An interview with Christine Jorgensen conducted by Hour Magazine in May of 1984 An Associated Press article in the LA Times from June 1986 titled: ‘Famed Transsexual Christine Jorgensen Out of the Spotlight’ Uncredited footage and interviews titled ‘Christine in Denmark Parts I and II’ Various clips, footage, and reviews of Christine’s stage act referenced throughout the episode. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

There's no stopping Jobbie Nooner, a George Floyd officer posts bail, Mayor Fouts supports BLM... now, Sommy, Coronavirus comeback, bad movies that are good, and BranDon ❤️'s Smash Mouth.BranDon has power for now, though many may be without it due to the damn storm. If this storm or another brings water damage to your home, call ERSI!We need a "where are they now?" for Sommy.Drew's mad at the judicial system after watching more on Jeffrey Epstein and Alan Dershowitz.We are number 1 in Hour Magazine... now it's time to win Vote 4 The Best.Listeners are complaining about certain drops. What other drops do you hate?Cancel update: Christopher Columbus, some Teen Mom nobody ever heard of and some Vanderpump chicks.Congrats to Reggie Bush and OJ Mayo on becoming a Trojans again. Now the focus is on getting the other OJ back into the fold.Some dude totally read Rage Against the Machine wrong... for a long time.We dial up a gym that had an odd George Floyd inspired workout, but for some reason their answering machine is full. Weird.No more Confederate flags for NASCAR fans.Former Bachelor alums are taking a stand to make the show more diverse.The Bonerline is filled with complainers and whiners.Coronavirus is starting to make a comeback.Some L’Oréal chick was fired for her comments against white people three years ago... but now those comments are super popular and she has been rehired.George Hunter had a good piece on the DPD and the actions taken years ago that helped the police department change.Project Green Light is a controversial program... but it did lead to an arrest of a murder the other day.A couple turds decided to provoke protesters by re-enacting George Floyd's death. To no surprise at all, the have been suspended/fired. The 2014 death of McKenzie Cochrane has been asked to be reviewed.HBO Max has removed Gone with the Wind. Some powerful people are going to be mad and Megyn Kelly already is upset.Lori Vallow's family says the remains found on Chad Daybell property are her two missing children.There have been a handful of celebrity deaths that bummed us out.Today's existential questions: What musicians do you pretend to like, but don't really know their work? What are some movies that are so bad that they're good? Some votes for Mac and Me thanks to one very famous clip.Fight Island looks like it's going to happen and it's amazing. It still has nothing on Gull Island where Jobbie Nooner 2020 is happening no matter what.MLS is back. Nobody cares... because the Premier League is also back!Alabama and Auburn football players have tested positive for Coronavirus.Ron Rivera is cool with players kneeling for the flag. Will we see a lot of kneeling in the NFL this year?A police situation in Warren is getting a lot of criticism, but nobody cares about Jim Fouts' previous statements.One of the police officers involved in the George Floyd death has posted bail.Marge Schott is canceled again... in death.Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew and Mike Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels and BranDon).

In these uncharted waters of COVID19/coronavirus, Brave by Design is bringing you shows to help you live well in as we all navigate this new period.In today's episode we talk to psychotherapist Megan Gunnell about how to manage the stress, fear and overwhelm that we are facing in the light of coronavirus.Megan Gunnell is the Founder & Director of the Thriving Well Institute, psychotherapist, speaker, writer, international retreat leader. With an expertise in women’s health, self-care, mindfulness and wellness, her work helps clients transform, restore and reach their highest potential. A recovering perfectionist and recklessly brave, she's not afraid of most challenges. You will find her work featured in Thrive Global, Authority Magazine, PsychCentral, HealthiNation, Healthy Bloggers, Corp! Magazine, Esperanza Magazine, Hour Magazine and more.Megan Gunnell online:Thriving Well InstituteFacebookLinkedInTwitterJoin our virtual bookclub on April 6th! Details at: bit.ly/bravebooksaprilConnect with Laura Khalil online:instagram.com/forceofbadasseryhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/BraveByDesign/linkedIn.com/in/LauraKhalilInvite Laura to speak at your event http://laurakhalilspeaker.com/speakAdditional Resources Discussed:Kevin Ozar's YouTube page with advice from a teacher: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCExSgcGlQGhoqyejCYMHeZwThe Gottman's State of the Union for couples:https://www.gottman.com/blog/state-of-the-union-meeting-will-strengthen-your-relationship-heres-how-to-start-yours/Imago Relationship Therapy:https://imagorelationships.org/Support the show (https://www.paypal.me/bravebydesign)

“Does Addiction Treatment Work?” was presented on September 17, 2019, by Dr Carl Christensen, MD, PhD, D-FASAM. Recent publications claim to define research-supported definitive truths about the root causes of addiction and efficacy of treatment modalities; however, conclusions are conflicting and have been subject to divergent interpretations. Feel confused? Dr. Christensen will review the recent criticisms of treatment for addiction including Twelve Step, residential, and medication assisted therapy, the scientific studies that do and do not support their use and other controversial issues. This program is part of the Dawn Farm Education Series, a FREE, annual education series developed to provide accurate, helpful, hopeful, practical, current information about substance use disorders, recovery, family and related issues. The Education Series is organized by Dawn Farm, a non-profit community of programs providing a continuum of substance use disorder treatment and recovery support services. For information, please see http://www.dawnfarm.org/programs/education-series. About the Presenter: Carl Christensen, MD, PhD, FACOG, D-FASAM, cMRO Dr. Christensen obtained his MD and a PhD in Biochemistry at Wayne State University School of Medicine and completed his residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at Hutzel Hospital. He then completed a Fellowship in Gynecologic Oncology at Duke University Medical Center in 1988. He returned to Wayne State, practicing both Obstetrics and Gynecology and Gynecologic Oncology, and was Associate Residency Director of the OB Gyn Residency until 2012. He retired from WSU in 2012 and continues as a Clinical Associate Professor in the Departments of Psychiatry and OB Gyn. While working with the late Dr. James Wardell, one of the first obstetricians to treat pregnant addicted women, he became certified in Addiction Medicine in 2004 and later Board Certified in Addiction Medicine in 2009. He served as the Medical Director of the Eleonore Hutzel Women’s Recovery Center, founded by Dr. Wardell in 1969, an outpatient program dedicated to caring for pregnant, chemically dependent women from 2004 to 2018, as well as the Medical Director at the Tolan Medical Research Clinic in the Department of Psychiatry at WSU from 2009 to 2018. He continues his work with pregnant chemically dependent women at SJMH in Ann Arbor. He is the past president of the Michigan Society of Addiction Medicine and the current Medical Director of the Michigan Health Professional Recovery Program, which monitors impaired nurses, pharmacists and doctors. He was elected as a Distinguished Fellow of the American Society Addiction Medicine in 2013. He is also the Medical Director for Dawn Farm Treatment Center in Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor, returning to that job when Dr. Pat Gibbons passed in 2014. Dr. Christensen also specializes in the treatment of chronic pain patients who are trying to detox or taper off opioids and works at SJMH at Recovery Specialists. He has received numerous teaching awards. He has been named one of the “Top Docs” in Addiction Medicine in Hour Magazine for 2006 through 2018. Dr. Christensen currently works with the US Attorney’s office, the DEA, and local law enforcement as an expert witness for opioid prescribing cases. He lives in Canton with his wife Cathy, a Nurse Practitioner also specializing in chronic pain and addiction, their therapy dog Olive, and 3 rescue cats.

“Does Addiction Treatment Work?” was presented on March 19, 2019; by Carl Christensen, MD, PhD, D-FASAM. Recent publications claim to define research-supported definitive truths about the root causes of addiction and efficacy of treatment modalities; however, conclusions are conflicting and have been subject to divergent interpretations. Feel confused? Dr. Christensen will review the recent criticisms of treatment for addiction including Twelve Step, residential, and medication assisted therapy, the scientific studies that do and do not support their use and other controversial issues. The presentation will include a short discussion of naloxone (Narcan) resuscitation.     Dr. Christensen obtained his MD and a PhD in Biochemistry at Wayne State University School of Medicine and completed his residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at Hutzel Hospital. He then completed a Fellowship in Gynecologic Oncology at Duke University Medical Center in 1988.  He returned to Wayne State, practicing both Obstetrics and Gynecology and Gynecologic Oncology, and was Associate Residency Director of the OB Gyn Residency until 2012.  He retired from WSU in 2012 and continues as a Clinical Associate Professor in the Departments of Psychiatry and OB Gyn. While working with the late Dr. James Wardell, one of the first obstetricians to treat pregnant addicted women, he became certified in Addiction Medicine in 2004 and later Board Certified in Addiction Medicine in 2009.  He served as the Medical Director of the Eleonore Hutzel Women’s Recovery Center, founded by Dr. Wardell in 1969, an outpatient program dedicated to caring for pregnant, chemically dependent women from 2004 to 2018, as well as the Medical Director at the Tolan Medical Research Clinic in the Department of Psychiatry at WSU from 2009 to 2018.  He continues his work with pregnant chemically dependent women at SJMH in Ann Arbor. He is the past president of the Michigan Society of Addiction Medicine and the current Medical Director of the Michigan Health Professional Recovery Program, which monitors impaired nurses, pharmacists and doctors.  He was elected as a Distinguished Fellow of the American Society Addiction Medicine in 2013. He is also the Medical Director for Dawn Farm Treatment Center in Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor, returning to that job when Dr. Pat Gibbons passed in 2014. Dr. Christensen also specializes in the treatment of chronic pain patients who are trying to detox or taper off opioids and works at SJMH at Recovery Specialists.  He also sees chemically dependent patients at Packard Health in Ann Arbor. He has received numerous teaching awards.  He has been named one of the “Top Docs” in Addiction Medicine in Hour Magazine for 2006 through 2018. Dr. Christensen currently works with the US Attorney’s office, the DEA, and local law enforcement as an expert witness for opioid prescribing cases. He lives in Canton with his wife Cathy, a Nurse Practitioner also specializing in chronic pain and addiction, their therapy dog Olive, and 3 rescue cats. This program is part of the Dawn Farm Education Series, a FREE, annual education series developed to provide accurate, helpful, hopeful, practical, current information about substance use disorders, recovery, family and related issues.  The Education Series is organized by Dawn Farm, a non-profit community of programs providing a continuum of substance use disorder treatment and recovery support services. For information, please see http://www.dawnfarm.org/programs/education-series.

“Safe and Effective Management of Pain and Addiction” was presented on January 22, 2019; by Carl Christensen, MD, Ph.D., D-FASAM; and Mark A. Weiner, MD, D-FASAM. The Institute of Medicine estimates around a 100 million Americans suffer with chronic pain, and it’s estimated that about 10% of our population has or has had a substance use disorder. Both chronic pain and substance use disorders are major public health challenges, and treating concurrent pain and substance addiction is especially challenging. Common prescribing practices intended to provide relief of acute and chronic pain can trigger relapse in people with substance use disorders and have also fueled an epidemic of opioid misuse, addiction and overdose death. People with pain deserve relief, and the good news is there are strategies for acute and chronic pain management that are safe and effective for people at risk of or in recovery from substance use disorders. This presentation will discuss various methods of pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic pain management and their relative risks and benefits, and describe creative approaches to effective pain relief for people in recovery from substance use disorders. This program is part of the Dawn Farm Education Series, a FREE, annual education series developed to provide accurate, helpful, hopeful, practical, current information about substance use disorders, recovery, family and related issues. The Education Series is organized by Dawn Farm, a non-profit community of programs providing a continuum of substance use disorder treatment and recovery support services. For information, please see http://www.dawnfarm.org/programs/education-series. ABOUT THE PRESENTERS: Carl Christensen, MD, PhD, FACOG, D-FASAM, ABAM Dr. Christensen is a Clinical Associate Professor at the Wayne State University School of Medicine and has a private medical practice in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Dr. Christensen specializes in the treatment of addiction and of chronic pain, especially pelvic pain. He obtained his MD and PhD in Biochemistry at Wayne State University School of Medicine and did his residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at Hutzel Hospital. He then completed a Fellowship in Gynecologic Oncology at Duke University Medical Center. He is certified in Addiction Medicine and is a Fellow of the American Society of Addiction Medicine. Dr. Christensen is the current Medical Director of the James Wardell Women’s Recovery Center, an outpatient program dedicated to caring for pregnant, chemically dependent women, as well as the Medical Director at the Tolan Medical Research Clinic in the Department of Psychiatry at WSU. He is also the Medical Director for Dawn Farm, and a member of the Advisory Board of Families Against Narcotics in Wayne County Michigan. He is the past president of the Michigan Society of Addiction Medicine and the current Medical Director of the Michigan Health Professional Recovery Program, which monitors impaired nurses, pharmacists and doctors. He was Associate Residency Director of the OB Gyn Residency at the Wayne State University School of Medicine until 2012. Dr. Christensen has received numerous teaching awards. He has been named one of the “Top Docs” in Addiction Medicine in Hour Magazine since 2006. Mark A. Weiner, MD, DFASAM Saint Joseph Mercy Hospital - Ann Arbor Medical Director of Substance Use Disorders Section Head, Addiction Medicine Program Director, Addiction Medicine Fellowship Medical Director, IHA Recovery Specialists Dr. Weiner is the Section Chief of Addiction Medicine and serves as the Medical Director of Substance Use Disorders at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor. He is also the Medical Director of IHA Specialists. He is the chair of the planning committee of the American Society of Addiction Medicine course, “Pain and Addiction: Common Threads” and is a member of the planning committee for the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) Annual Meeting. He is an editor of the ASAM Pain and Addiction Handbook. Dr. Weiner is the immediate past Chair of the Board of Trustees of Dawn Farm. Dr. Weiner has been acknowledged as a “Top Doc” annually since 2011 and was given The Excellence in Care Award by Detroit Hour Magazine in 2018.

9/2/18: Dana Cooper and Laurie Glass Title: The Power of Partnership for Success   In this episode, Jon is talking to powerhouse realtors Dana Cooper and Laurie Glass. Cooper and Glass operate Cooper Glass Homes with Max Broock Realtors. They were named the “Best Realtor” in Detroit’s Hour Magazine two years in a row, consistently rank in the top echelons at Max Broock Birmingham, and recently received the 2017 Best of Birmingham Award for Real Estate Agents.   Website: https://www.cooperglasshomes.com/ Phone: (248) 658-8030 Email: info@cooperglasshomes.com   Connect with Jon Dwoskin: Website: http://jondwoskin.com/ Twitter: @jdwoskin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.dwoskin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Thejondwoskinexperience/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jondwoskin/ Email: jon@jondwoskin.com

"Does Addiction Treatment Work?" was presented on February 20, 2018; by Dr. Carl Christensen, MD, Ph.D., D-FASAM. Recent publications purport to define research-supported definitive truths about the root causes of addiction and efficacy of treatment modalities; however, conclusions are conflicting and have been subject to divergent interpretations. Dr. Christensen will review the recent criticisms of treatment for addiction including Twelve Step, residential, and medication assisted therapy, the scientific studies that do and do not support their use and other controversial issues. The presentation will include a short discussion of naloxone resuscitation. This program is part of the Dawn Farm Education Series, a FREE, annual education series developed to provide accurate, helpful, hopeful, practical, current information about chemical dependency, recovery, family and related issues. The Education Series is organized by Dawn Farm, a non-profit community of programs providing a continuum of chemical dependency services. For information, please see http://www.dawnfarm.org/programs/education-series. About the presenter: Dr. Carl Christensen, MD, Ph.D., D-FASAM Dr. Christensen is a Clinical Associate Professor at the Wayne State University School of Medicine and has a private medical practice in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Dr. Christensen specializes in the treatment of addiction and of chronic pain, especially pelvic pain. He obtained his MD and PhD in Biochemistry at Wayne State University School of Medicine and did his residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at Hutzel Hospital. He then completed a Fellowship in Gynecologic Oncology at Duke University Medical Center. He is certified in Addiction Medicine and is a Fellow of the American Society of Addiction Medicine. Dr. Christensen is the current Medical Director of the James Wardell Women’s Recovery Center and the Medical Director at the Tolan Medical Research Clinic in the Department of Psychiatry at WSU. He is also the Medical Director for Dawn Farm, and a member of the Advisory Board of Families Against Narcotics in Wayne County Michigan. He is the past president of the Michigan Society of Addiction Medicine and the current Medical Director of the Michigan Health Professional Recovery Program, and was Associate Residency Director of the OB Gyn Residency at the Wayne State University School of Medicine until 2012. Dr. Christensen has received numerous teaching awards. He has been named one of the “Top Docs” in Addiction Medicine in Hour Magazine since 2006.

Safe and Effective Management of Pain and Addiction was presented on January 16, 2018; by Dr. Carl Christensen, MD, Ph.D., D-FASAM; and Dr. Mark A. Weiner, MD, D-FASAM. The Institute of Medicine estimates around a 100 million Americans suffer with chronic pain, and it’s estimated that about 10% of our population has or has had a substance use disorder. Both chronic pain and substance use disorders are major public health challenges, and treating concurrent pain and substance addiction is especially challenging. Common prescribing practices intended to provide relief of acute and chronic pain can trigger relapse in people with substance use disorders and have also fueled an epidemic of opiod misuse, addiction and overdose death. People with pain deserve relief, and the good news is there are many strategies for both acute and chronic pain management that are safe and effective for people at risk of or in recovery from substance use disorders. This presentation discusses various methods of pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic pain management and their relative risks and benefits, and describes creative approaches to effective pain relief for people in recovery from substance use disorders. The presentation includes a short demonstration of naloxone resuscitation. This presentation is part of the Dawn Farm Education Series, a free, annual education series developed to provide accurate, helpful, hopeful, practical, current information about chemical dependency, recovery, family and related issues. The Education Series is organized by Dawn Farm, a non-profit community of programs providing a continuum of substance use disorder treatment and recovery support services. For information, please see http://www.dawnfarm.org/programs/education-series. About the presenters: Mark A. Weiner, MD, D-FASAM: Dr. Weiner is the Section Chief of Addiction Medicine and serves as the Medical Director of Substance Use Disorders at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor. He is also the Medical Director of IHA Pain Management Consultants. He is the chair of the planning committee of the American Society of Addiction Medicine course, “Pain and Addiction: Common Threads” and is a member of the planning committee for the American Society of Addiction Medicine Annual Meeting. He is an editor of the ASAM Pain and Addiction Handbook. Dr. Weiner is the current Chair of the Board of Trustees of Dawn Farm. Carl Christensen, MD, PhD, FACOG, D-FASAM, ABAM: Dr. Christensen is a Clinical Associate Professor at the Wayne State University School of Medicine and has a private medical practice in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Dr. Christensen specializes in the treatment of addiction and of chronic pain, especially pelvic pain. He obtained his MD and PhD in Biochemistry at Wayne State University School of Medicine and did his residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at Hutzel Hospital. He then completed a Fellowship in Gynecologic Oncology at Duke University Medical Center. He is certified in Addiction Medicine and is a Fellow of the American Society of Addiction Medicine. Dr. Christensen is the current Medical Director of the James Wardell Women’s Recovery Center, the Medical Director at the Tolan Medical Research Clinic in the Department of Psychiatry at WSU, and the Medical Director for Dawn Farm. He is a member of the Advisory Board of Families Against Narcotics in Wayne County, Michigan. He is the past president of the Michigan Society of Addiction Medicine and the current Medical Director of the Michigan Health Professional Recovery Program. Dr. Christensen has received numerous teaching awards. He has been named one of the “Top Docs” in Addiction Medicine in Hour Magazine since 2006.

“Does Addiction Treatment Work?” was presented on Tuesday May 16, 2017, by Dr. Carl Christensen, MD, PhD, FACOG, FASAM, ABAM. Recent publications claim to define research-supported definitive truths about the root causes of addiction and efficacy of treatment modalities; however, conclusions are conflicting and have been subject to divergent interpretations. Dr. Christensen will review the recent criticisms of treatment for addiction including Twelve Step, residential, and medication assisted therapy, the scientific studies that do and do not support their use and other controversial issues. This presentation is part of the Dawn Farm Education Series, a free, annual education series developed to provide accurate, helpful, hopeful, practical, current information about chemical dependency, recovery, family and related issues. The Education Series is organized by Dawn Farm, a non-profit community of programs providing a continuum of chemical dependency services. For information, please see http://www.dawnfarm.org/programs/education-series. ABOUT THE PRESENTER: Carl Christensen, MD, PhD, FACOG, FASAM, ABAM Dr. Christensen is a Clinical Associate Professor at the Wayne State University School of Medicine and has a private medical practice in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Dr. Christensen specializes in the treatment of addiction and of chronic pain, especially pelvic pain. He obtained his MD and PhD in Biochemistry at Wayne State University School of Medicine and did his residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at Hutzel Hospital. He then completed a Fellowship in Gynecologic Oncology at Duke University Medical Center. He is certified in Addiction Medicine and is a Fellow of the American Society of Addiction Medicine. Dr. Christensen is the current Medical Director of the James Wardell Women’s Recovery Center, an outpatient program dedicated to caring for pregnant, chemically dependent women, as well as the Medical Director at the Tolan Medical Research Clinic in the Department of Psychiatry at WSU. He is also the Medical Director for Dawn Farm, and a member of the Advisory Board of Families Against Narcotics in Wayne County Michigan. He is the past president of the Michigan Society of Addiction Medicine and the current Medical Director of the Michigan Health Professional Recovery Program, which monitors impaired nurses, pharmacists and doctors. He was Associate Residency Director of the OB Gyn Residency at the Wayne State University School of Medicine until 2012. Dr. Christensen has received numerous teaching awards. He has been named one of the “Top Docs” in Addiction Medicine in Hour Magazine since 2006.

“Safe and Effective Management of Pain and Addiction” was presented on January 17, 2017, by Dr. Carl Christensen, MD, Ph.D., FACOG, FASAM, ABAM; and Dr. Mark A. Weiner, MD, DFASAM. The Institute of Medicine estimates around a 100 million Americans suffer with chronic pain, and it’s estimated that about 10% of our population has or has had a substance use disorder. Both chronic pain and substance use disorders are major public health challenges, and treating concurrent pain and substance addiction is especially challenging. Common prescribing practices intended to provide relief of acute and chronic pain can trigger relapse in people with substance use disorders and have also fueled an epidemic of opiod misuse, addiction and overdose death. People with pain deserve relief, and the good news is there are many strategies for both acute and chronic pain management that are safe and effective for people at risk of or in recovery from substance use disorders. This presentation will discuss various methods of pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic pain management and their relative risks and benefits, and describe creative approaches to effective pain relief for people in recovery from substance use disorders. This presentation is part of the Dawn Farm Education Series, a free, annual education series developed to provide accurate, helpful, hopeful, practical, current information about chemical dependency, recovery, family and related issues. The Education Series is organized by Dawn Farm, a non-profit community of programs providing a continuum of chemical dependency services. For information, please see http://www.dawnfarm.org/programs/education-series. About the presenters: Dr. Weiner is the Section Chief of Addiction Medicine and serves as the Medical Director of Substance Use Disorders at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor. He is also the Medical Director of IHA Pain Management Consultants. He is the chair of the planning committee of the American Society of Addiction Medicine course, “Pain and Addiction: Common Threads” and is a member of the planning committee for the American Society of Addiction Medicine Annual Meeting. He is an editor of the upcoming ASAM Pain and Addiction Handbook planned for publication in 2017. Dr. Weiner is the current Chair of the Board of Trustees of Dawn Farm Treatment Centers. Dr. Christensen is a Clinical Associate Professor at the Wayne State University School of Medicine and has a private medical practice in Ann Arbor, Michigan. He obtained his MD and PhD in Biochemistry at Wayne State University School of Medicine and did his residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at Hutzel Hospital. He then completed a Fellowship in Gynecologic Oncology at Duke University Medical Center. He was Associate Residency Director of the OB Gyn Residency until 2012. Dr. Christensen is certified in Addiction Medicine and is a Fellow of the American Society of Addiction Medicine. He is the past president of the Michigan Society of Addiction Medicine and the current Medical Director of the Michigan Health Professional Recovery Program, which monitors impaired nurses, pharmacists and doctors. He is the current Medical Director of the James Wardell Women’s Recovery Center, an outpatient program dedicated to caring for pregnant, chemically dependent women, as well as the Medical Director at the Tolan Medical Research Clinic in the Department of Psychiatry at WSU. He is also the Medical Director for Dawn Farm. Dr. Christensen also specializes in the treatment of chronic pain, especially pelvic pain. He has received numerous teaching awards and has been named one of the “Top Docs” in Addiction Medicine in Hour Magazine since 2006. This program was filmed by Bill Hall; TalkVideo.

We present our Monthly podcast "Mykonian Sessions" for the month of December 2016. From Deep House to Deep Techno, Every every month a new 120'min Mixtape with Vinyl Mode in the 1st hour + Special guest mix in the 2nd hour. For the 1st hour mix by (Vinyl Mode) we present tracks featuring : Roland M. Dill (KNM), Teenage Mutants, EdOne, Bodden (Suara), Hundreds (Embassy One), Jos & Eli (Sudbeat Music), Matan Caspi (Iboga Records), Lakosta, Thierry Tomas (Re:vibe Audio), Brian Cid (Manjumasi), Ryan Davis, Microtrauma, Dubspeeka (Traum) For the 2nd hour mix ,It's our pleasure to present the last guest for this year; Big Al from Montreal, Canada. The main man behind some of the world’s leading electronic labels, the quality renowned “Ready Mix Records”, “Haute Musique”, “Tiny Lamp”, “StereoTrip”, “Itom Records” and “Empty Whisky Flask Records” knows no compromise when it comes to perpetuating musical excellence, authenticity and ingenuity. As the founder and partner in the production teams known as, Beat Factory, Audio Lab, The Suppliers, Harlem Knights and Soul Collective, BiG AL has unleashed his musical talent with chart topping originals and remixes on great labels such as GU, Baroque, Armada, Ministry of Sound, Plastic City, Alola, SexOnWax, iRecords, King Street, Soulman Music, Different Attitudes, Lucidflow and Night Drive Music to name but a few. His productions are played and loved by Sasha, Sander Kleinenberg, Nick Warren, Roger Sanchez, Angel Moraes, Behrouz, Desyn Masiello, Hernan Cattaneo, Dave Seaman, Omid 16B and the list goes on. He has remixed tracks for John Creamer & Stephane K, Joeski, Babak Shayan, Stan Kolev, Onur Ozman, Eelke Kleijn, Sebastian Davidson, Klartraum, Helly Larson, Ejeca, Davi, Lonya and Chriss Ronson amongst many others. His studio talents are incontestable, but he is perhaps best known as a master behind the decks; an up- lifter, an inspirational educator and a creative visionary when it comes to DJing. He was selected as one of Montreal’s Top 3 Beat Masters in the “Hour Magazine” in 2002, won a JPF Award in 1999 for the best song on a mixed compilation and was selected by the Lebanese Daily Star Magazine in 2001 as a leading/pioneering DJ/Producer with Middle-Eastern origins. But these marks of recognition are pale compared to the actual experience of being on one of his dancefloors for an Extended 12+ hour set. Some of his past and current residencies include Projekt Beirut (2016-Present), Exist Beirut (2015-2016), Amika Dubai (2012-2013), Cubes Abu Dhabi (2009-2010), Iris Beach Club Beirut (2013), Jai Bar Montreal (1999- 2001), Groove Society Montreal (1999-2003), Living Montreal (2002-2005), 5 Years at B018 Beirut (2007- 2012), 11+ Years (2005 to Present) at Circus HD Afterhours Montreal, and 5 Years (2000-2005) at the world renowned Stereo in Montreal in addition to serving as the Talent Buyer and the Artist Relations Director for over 3 years (2002-2005). Soundcloud: http://www.soundcloud.com/biggy Mixcloud:  http://www.mixcloud.com/bigzo/  Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/BiG.AL.Muzik  Beatport: http://www.beatport.com/artist/big-al/10988  Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/Le_BiGz  Resident Advisor: http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/bigal Tracklist: 1. Gorge - Jala (Markus Homm Remix) 2. Gorge - Jala (Original Mix) 3. Afrilounge & Chardronnet Feat Phetote The Poet - Morning Poem (Original Mix) 4. SuperLounge - Tanzb‰r (Original Mix) 5. KMLN Featuring Dirtwire - Alhambra (Nico Stojan's Going to Japan Remix) 6. Superlounge - Unfold (Original Mix) 7. EL Mundo - The Message (NTFO & Karmon Remix) 8. Chaim - Thrill You (Dandeable Mix) 9. Superlounge - Tides (Original Mix) 10. Oceanvs Orientalis - Tarlabasi (Be Svendsen Remix)

MARGIE FRIEDMAN has produced hundreds of hours of non-fiction television and is now producing her own independent documentary films. Her film Conducting Hope profiles inmates at the Lansing Correctional Facility in Kansas who make up the only men's prison choir in the United States that performs outside prison walls. (41:21)     EPISODE NOTES: Many of the people I’ve worked with in the non-fiction TV business didn’t go to film school. I didn’t. But MARGIE FRIEDMAN did. As Margie tells me in MARGE AND IN CHARGE, she did not find out until after she had applied just how selective the UCLA film and television program was (she was one of 19 applicants accepted that year). “If I had known that, I wouldn’t have done it.” Margie says going to UCLA did three things for her. First, it confirmed that she wanted to be a writer, producer and director. Second, it gave her hands-on experience in telling a story visually. Her student film “The Beautiful Ones Aren’t Yet Born” won a Jim Morrison Film Award. (The Doors frontman also studied film at UCLA.) Third, and most important, a professor helped her get an internship at KABC News. Jerry Dunphy (“From the desert to the sea, to all of Southern California, a good evening”) was the top anchor at Channel 7 back then. Dunphy, of course, is considered to be the inspiration for Ted Baxter on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and Kent Brockman on "The Simpsons." That newsroom internship turned into a paying job for Margie and she worked for 2 years at the station as an assistant to the consumer reporter assignment editor and working on the assignment desk. After 2 more years as a planning editor working at KNXT (now KCBS), Margie decided she didn’t want to make local news her career. Talk shows became a big part of Margie’s life over the next several years, 7 of them spent on “Hour Magazine” with Gary Collins. Lots of celebrity interaction on that show. Mike Wallace and Bette Midler were just 2 of the celeb segments that Margie produced on the daily syndicated show. But her very favorite was Mary Martin. Margie brought her childhood “Peter Pan” album to the studio that day and asked the Broadway star to sign it – the only autograph she’s ever asked for. Another big MM came into Margie’s professional life later on: Mickey Mouse. Her former boss from “Hour Magazine” convinced her to move to Orlando for a couple months to help him get “The All New Mickey Mouse Club” up and running. But 2 months turned into 2 and a half years before Margie finally said “M-I-C … See you real soon.” Plenty of fond memories, though, including working with Mouseketeer Keri Russell who’s all grown up now and starring in “The Americans." And what’s Margie up to these days? After getting paid to write and produce hundreds of hours of television, she’s now producing her own independent documentary films. Her first doc is called “Conducting Hope” and it’s an inspiring look at the only men’s prison choir in the United States that performs outside prison walls. Having filmed in prisons in 20 states myself, I really enjoyed talking with Margie about this particular project and the inmates she profiled. Margie’s now busy with another film called “Orchestrating Change,” which is about the world’s first orchestra made up of musicians with mental illnesses and those who support them. BP   Many thanks to the composer of the music featured in this episode royalty free through Creative Commons licensing: 1. "Bright Wish" by Kevin MacLeod 2. "Odyssey" by by Kevin MacLeod 3. "Eternal Hope" by Kevin MacLeod  Visit Kevin MacLeod's website at: incompetech.com    

Join us for an exciting hour with Soap Opera Legend Chris Robinson on his Secrets to Success! Learn how Chris Robinson created his own opportunities to get into Hollywood for his first job in the business. How he Never went to Hollywood parties, drink, smoke or do drugs and yet has worked with an extensive body of work to his credit and the business sought him out. Learn these insider secrets to success and much more today.   Chris Robinson on Hour Magazine with John Davidson IMDBhttp://www.imdb.com/name/nm0732468/ Credits

Want to sell your Michigan Home? Get a FREE home value report Want to buy a Michigan Home? Search all homes for sale  The weather is finally warming up here in Southeastern Michigan, and with it we're starting to see activity in the real estate market pick up. We have seen much of what we have expected so far in 2015, but inventory is still a little low right now, and we have a lot of demand from buyers that are looking for different kinds of homes. Here are some homes that buyers are looking for right now:Ranches, or homes with a 1st floor master bedroom valued above $250KLarge lots that offer privacyHomes with open floor plansBuyers seem to be more concerned with the finish of a house, rather than the size, so we need more quality homes in this marketLocation is also important, so please contact us if your home is centrally locatedThe point is that we need more homes listed in our market right now, and I firmly believe that sellers will have much less control over the market next year, so now is the time to sell and get top dollar on your home if you're serious about it. Please contact me if you are interested in selling this spring.I also want to take a moment to thank all of our valued customers, and to thank HOUR Magazine for naming me a Real Estate All Star for the fourth year in a row. It's tough to be in the top 1% of real estate professionals nationally, but it's important work and I enjoy what I do. None of this would would be possible without all of my wonderful clients.As always, refer to me with any of your Southeastern Michigan real estate needs. I'm always here to help!

Join Cheri as she talks with film maker Mary Ellen Jones about the sometimes big leaps we take when we are really ready to create! Join us by phone or come into the chat room and join the discussion! Ask questions and make comments! Mary Ellen Jones, Writer/Producer/Director, Filmmaker, The Teacher and the Student Short film Co-Author, “20 Inspiriing Women Share Their Life Secrets (And Save You Years of Struggle!) Mary Ellen has been working in television production since 1983. She was a staff Unit Manager at Fox Television for four and a half years where she oversaw many shows including: Mama's Family, Gimme a Break, Small Wonder, 227, Soul Train and Hour Magazine. She moved on to freelance producing in 1987, associate producing and line producing the following series and show: Soul Train, New Attitude, Fresh Prince of Bel Air, Thea, The Wayans Bros.,The Army Show and Moesha (also a director). She served as Executive in Charge of Production for Roughing It New England a reality show for NESN. She is a Multi-Camera UPM, Director and Associate Director member of the Directors Guild of America. Her current project,The Teacher and the Student was co-written, co- produced with fellow Michigander Nicole Wallace and directed by Mary Ellen. She is currently submitting the film to festivals across the country and internationally. Mary Ellen serves on many arts and culture organization boards in Northeast Michigan and is currently working on a regional project called The Lake Huron Discovery Tour...marketing the Sunrise Side of Michigan to outsiders utilizing the U.S. 23 Heritage Route website.

(RIGHT CLICK IMAGE TO SAVE EPISODE TO YOUR COMPUTER) Steve agrees to help his cosmonaut friend, Vasily Zhukov, inspect the damage from a recent earthquake on a Russian facility.  After shocks trap Zhukov's fiance, Irena, beneath the surface and trigger a doomsday device that will destroy the complex.  The two mount a rescue mission into the heart of the complex in the hopes of saving Irina and the entire island.  John and Paul are joined by Geek Radio Daily's Billy Flynn  to discuss this episode. Please take a moment to comment on this episode here, or by writing abionicpodcast@gmail.com, or by calling 888-866-9010. NOTE: Gary Collins, as noted by the three, was not the host of PM MAGAZINE.  He hosted the daily HOUR MAGAZINE. Rating: BionicWiki entry on the episode. Entry from the6milliondollarblog.com Bill Vernon, AKA “the Wonderful Billy Flynn,” brings the funny each week on Geek Radio Daily! His daytime alter ego is mild-mannered (well, that part is a stretch) on-air talent at WRAR Radio Station in Virginia. He actually gets paid to sit on his butt and run his mouth! His “edumacation” is from UNC-Wilmington and the Columbia School of Broadcasting. When he is not gracing the podcasting airways with his comedic stylings, you can find Billy Flynn on Xbox Live (flynn71), rockin’ out on Guitar Hero or Rock Band, watching movies, reading comics, working out, or posting on the forums at geekradiodaily.com (ding!)

As founder of the Institute for Outreach Ministries at Azusa Pacific University, Carolyn has taken thousands of high school, college-age and single adults on missions trips throughout the world. Annually, IOM sponsors Mexico Outreach, a program for young people that allows them to participate in week long ministry trips south of the border. Carolyn speaks in a wide variety of settings: conferences, conventions, seminars, schools, churches, cruises, women's events, prayer breakfasts, military functions, and singles groups. In addition, she has appeared on Hour Magazine, 700 Club, Robert Schuller, Oprah Winfrey, Sally Jesse-Rafael, Focus on the Family, and other national radio programs. She has also been featured as the cover story for Today’s Christian Women, Family Life Today, Guidepost, and numerous other magazines.

Episode #59 of On Screen & Beyond - Karen Cadle has produced "Hour Magazine", "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous" and worked with many Hollywood Legends and she shares her stories with us! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app