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On the radio show this week we cover the problems with the damaging effects of the proposed cuts to Medicaid; the latest with the maternal health emergency in America; how access to childcare is under attack; and how to use a no cost direct file tool for your taxes.   SPECIAL GUESTS: Joan Alker, Georgetown University Center for Children and Families, @JoanAlker1, @georgetownccf, @georgetownccf.bsky.social; Tina Sherman, MomsRising, @TinaShermanNC @MomsRising @MamasConPoder, @momsrising.org @mamasconpoder.org; Martin Balben, Idaho Association for the Education of Young Children, @IdahoAEYC; Susan Harley, Public Citizen, @Public_Citizen, @publiccitizen.bsky.social. 

Cell antennas emit invisible wireless "smoke" that penetrates the body and causes harm. There is nothing you can do to escape it unless your local government properly regulates where cell towers can be installed.  Most governments are ill-equipped to understand what they have the right to do.   In this episode, we educate what needs to be done. Currently, Idaho is pushing House Bill H180, which only allows local governments 10 days to review applications. If they are unable to respond, the application is deemed approved. The Idaho Association of Cities, the Association of Counties, and Ada County are against this bill.  Idaho is in the crosshairs of the wireless industry's push to put these antennas everywhere. But should we?  What are the health Ramifications?  What harm is brought to Idaho's crops when the pollinators needed for our crops are gone? We spent 60-plus years arguing the health ramifications of Smoking in public places.  We finally banned smoking long after we knew that smoking caused harm. At least by smoking cigarettes, one can escape the pollution that causes you harm.  With Wireless Radiation, THERE IS NO ESCAPING THE HARMFUL EFFECTS!!The Idaho Broadband Task Force has federal money that it is using to connect high-speed broadband wired fiber optics to every community in Idaho. We are grateful for that. It's good for all of us to have hardwired fiber optics connecting us. We need to go a step further. If we could wire every home in America with Electricity in the 1930s, we can do the same with fiberoptic cable today. Now, Big Wireless wants to get in on the free money. Cell towers and small cell antennas are inferior ways to distribute broadband data. They are power hogs, harm you and our pollinators, and have poor security.   Telecommunications vs BroadbandSome known health ramifications are as follows: Over 18,000 studies have shown the cause of harm. These were submitted to the court in the 2021 DC Court of Appeals Decision that found against the FCC. Proven Health RisksIncreases AfibIncreases TinititusLack of sleepingGlioblastoma Brain cancerHeadaches and Brain FogTirednessRelated Shows:Dr. Martin Paul  Support the show Ready for your healing journey?Visit our website: www.LivingWatersCleanse.com Or give us a call at: (208) 378-9911Stem Cell Activation Patches:www.StemCellPatch.netGet your Supplements and Natural Body Products Here:www.livingwaterscleanse.com/supplementsQI-Shield EMF Devices:Protect your whole home or office with a touric shield from EMF's. 1. QI Shield Covers 16'x16' 2. QI Home Covers 50' x 50' 3. QI Max Covers 250'x250'Click on link and enter Livingwaters in discount code section during checkout Magnesium Soaks:Follow us on our socials: Living Waters Wellness CenterBitChute: www.bitchute.com/livingwaterswellnessRumble: www.rumble.com/l...

Stories from Boise's Deaf Community. Hosted by Timothy Blonsky, President of Idaho Association of the Deaf. James Castle was born deaf, and, while he attended Idaho's school for deaf and blind children, he never became proficient in reading, writing, or a conventional means of communication. Even so, Castle was clearly passionate about language and communication, and created a large number of works investigating letters, signs, and symbols assembled into dizzying and ever-changing combinations. One of these is his combination of the words "Purse" and "Discusses," which individually don't mean what we think they do and yet, collectively, the piece does communicate. In honor of James Castle's creative ways of connecting, we celebrate the stories of our incredible deaf community on the back porch of his former house. Tim Blonsky, president of the Idaho Association of the Deaf , will host three featured storytellers intermixed with a community story slam (which is open to all to share on the theme). Featuring: Mikkel Nelson Jo Ann Dobecki Shopbell Sonny Cabbage Interpreted for the deaf and hard-of-hearing by LaVona Andrew Carson and Holly Thomas-Mowery Produced by Jodi Eichelberger

Send us a Text Message.Join Alexis in an enlightening conversation with Nicole Criner, the Director of External Relations and Development at the Idaho Association for Education of Young Children (ID AEYC), an organization that has been dedicated to supporting early childhood development for over 25 years. Founded by educators with a mission to help parents and families engage with children aged five and under, ID AEYC provides an abundance of free resources across the state. In this episode, Alexis and Nicole discuss the importance of engaging with young children, the multitude of available resources, and the organization's goal of empowering parents in their children's early learning journey. They also highlight how the early years are critical for brain development, laying the foundation for future learning and growth. Be sure to visit their website to discover resources available at your local library or other community groups. You can even have these invaluable tools sent directly to you. Learn how investing in quality early education results in substantial benefits for families, communities, and society at large. Don't miss out on this insightful episode that underscores the power of early education and the impactful work of Idaho AEYC.Connect with Alexis on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the.alexis.morgan/Find Idaho AEYC: https://www.idahoaeyc.org/Find Alexis on Instagram and JOIN in the conversation: https://www.instagram.com/the.alexis.morgan/ Utilize Alexis and her awesome skills. Check out her website: https://www.thealexismorgan.com/

Beginning last legislative session, Idaho began a massive undertaking to shift from its unconstitutional county-based public defense system to a state-based system. Idaho Association of Counties executive director Seth Grigg sat down with Ruth Brown this week to discuss the final details being ironed out as the October 1 changeover date approaches, including funding for child protective service cases and employee benefits for the public defenders who will soon start working for the state.

Only 17 states in the United States are required to provide medically accurate sex ed…so we don't have families, or school systems or the church system reinforcing sexual education from a health point of view. Dr. Cami Hurst is a licensed therapist and certified sex therapist in Meridian, ID. Cami operates a private practice offering therapy, coaching, and online small group education. She is a founder and current President of the Idaho Association of Sexual Health Professionals (ISHP). She is the host of the “Sex Therapy 101” podcast. She holds a Master's Degree in Marriage, Couple, and Family Therapy and a PhD in Clinical Sexology. Cami is passionate about helping couples and individuals improve their relational and sexual health. She's offering online 6-week support groups for women through 23 2023 and 2024 for people who are unable to get into a sex therapist. Learn more about the 6 Principles of Sexual Health Follow Dr. Hurst on FB @camijill and IG @dr.camihurst For leadership communication group training events and public speaking coaching, check us out at https://improvteamculture.com/. Stay connected with us and check out our next big event, CAPTIVATE Leadership Communication Summit, in November by CLICKING HERE! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/meganmccaleb/message

Join Jen as she sits down with sex therapist Dr. Cami Hurst to discuss the topics of safe sex and sex education for our queer kids. Cami presents the foundations of sexual health, including consent, non-exploitation, mutual pleasure, protection from STIs and unwanted pregnancy, honesty, and shared values. Don't miss this information packed episode, full of valuable resources and wisdom for parents everywhere. Special Guest: Cami HurstDr. Cami Hurst is a licensed marriage and family therapist and certified sex therapist in Meridian, ID. Cami operates a private practice offering therapy, coaching, and online small group education. She is a founder and current President of the Idaho Association of Sexual Health Professionals (ISHP). She is the host of the Sex Therapy 101 podcast. She holds a Master's Degree in Marriage, Couple, and Family Therapy and a PhD in Clinical Sexology. Cami is passionate about helping couples and individuals improve their relational and sexual health. As a Mama Dragon herself, Cami finds extra fulfillment in working with members of the LGBTQ community and their families. Links from the Show: It's Perfectly Normal by Robbie Harris: https://www.amazon.com/Its-Perfectly-Normal-Changing-Growing/dp/0763644846It's So Amazing by Robbie Harris: https://www.amazon.com/Its-So-Amazing-Families-Library/dp/0763668745It's Not the Stork by Robbie Harris: https://www.amazon.com/Its-Not-Stork-Families-Friends/dp/0763633313  Who Has What?: All About Girls' Bodies and Boys' Bodies by Robbie Harris: https://www.amazon.com/Its-Not-Stork-Families-Friends/dp/0763633313The Pride Guide by Jo Langford: https://www.amazon.com/Pride-Guide-Sexual-Social-Health/dp/1538144158 Cami's website: camihurst.comFor Hers: www.forhers.comFor Hims: www.forhims.com mistr (PrEP provider): https://heymistr.com/ Cami's podcast Sex Therapy 101: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sex-therapy-101-with-cami-hurst/id1487731899 Connect with Mama Dragons:WebsiteInstagramFacebookDonate to this podcast

Lawmakers are eyeing the calendar to adjourn soon, but there are still issues and budgets to tackle. Logan Finney discusses the implications of a property tax relief bill with Quinn Perry from the Idaho School Boards Association. Ruth Brown talks to Ritchie Eppink from the ACLU of Idaho and Seth Grigg from the Idaho Association of Counties about a proposal to overhaul public defense in Idaho.

In this episode, I'm speaking with Dr. Cami Hurst about her research into consenting to unwanted sex. This research is ground breaking in understanding why so many middle aged women have no libido. I am so happy to be able to share both what she found in her research and also what to do about it. Cami Hurst, LAMFT, is a sex and relationship therapist in Meridian, ID. Cami operates a private practice offering therapy, coaching, and online small group education. She is a founder and current President of the Idaho Association of Sexual Health Professionals (ISHP). She holds a PhD in Clinical Sexology and a Master's Degree in Marriage, Couple, and Family Therapy. Cami is passionate about helping couples and individuals improve their sexual health. You can find the slides that we reference in the show here. Find Cami on: Her website - https://camihurst.com/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/dr.camihurst/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/camijill/ Her podcast, Sex Therapy 101 - https://camihurst.com/sex-therapy-101-podcast  

This week, producer Ruth Brown examines a report regarding abuse endured by Idahoans with disabilities and what the state could do to remedy the situation. Then, Chris Cargill of the Mountain States Policy Center and Alex LaBeau of the Idaho Association for Commerce and Industry join Melissa Davlin to discuss Gov. Brad Little's legislative priorities.

Public defense has long been a fraught issue in Idaho. How far have we come, and how much more work is left? This week, Idaho State Appellate Public Defender Eric Fredericksen and Idaho Association of Counties executive director Seth Grigg discuss recent changes to public defense funding. Then, Boise State University hydrologist Alejandro Flores discusses this year's drought and what it means for fire season and agriculture.

The value of early childhood education continues to be debated here in Idaho. Research is showing that it's more than only preparing for a child for primary school. It aims to develop a child's social, emotional, cognitive and physical needs so a solid foundation can be built for lifelong learning and well being. Today we're joined by Beth Oppenheimer and Shearlynn Bauder with the Idaho Association for the Education of young children to talk more about the Week of the Young Child.

Today, The Idaho Association of Commerce and Industry sent a letter to lawmakers with all the reasons that employers should be able to mandate vaccines for employees. President of IACI, Alex LaBeau, joined Nate to discuss why they sent that letter out. Nate plays devil's advocate, and asks: Why shouldn't employers be able to mandate the COVID-19 vaccine? (7/14/21)

The Idaho Association of Commerce and Industry sent a letter to Idaho lawmakers asking them to disregard Lieutenant Governor Janice McGeachin's call to action against employers mandating the COVID-19 vaccine. IACI President Alex LaBeau joined Nate to discuss the letter. (7/14/21)

In this episode, Jan Bennetts and I talk about the role of a prosecutor in our community. She shares the stats for what is happening and her role as a leader with lots of responsibility. Without law and order, chaos and anarchy prevail. This conversation is about what is happening here and now in Ada County.More about Jan:Jan Bennetts graduated from Willamette University College of Law in 1992. After law school, she clerked for the Honorable Thomas G. Nelson, Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, for two years before starting as a deputy prosecutor for the Ada County Prosecutor's Office in 1994.Jan has handled a wide variety of criminal cases during the course of her career and she has held various leadership positions in the prosecutor's office. She was promoted to Chief of Staff in 2013 where she served for nearly two years before being appointed Ada County Prosecuting Attorney in November 2014. Jan has received multiple awards. Here are a few highlights:· Mills-Adler Award, Outstanding Elected Official, Idaho Association of Counties, 2018· Willamette University (College of Law), Distinguished Alumni Citation, 2017 · Idaho State Bar Professionalism Award, 2017 National District Attorneys Association Award, for: “…exemplifying the best attributes of a prosecutor: exhibiting tenacity, diligence and fairness in the search for truth and justice in the most difficult cases….”, July 2008 Idaho Victim Witness Association, Victim Services Award, 2006

This week, Beth Oppenheimer, Executive Director for the Idaho Association for the Education of Young Children, and Boise School District Trustee, joins us to discuss the current landscape for childcare providers and educators in Idaho. Then, Senate President Pro Tem Brent Hill discusses legislative working groups created in response to Gov. Brad Little’s COVID-19 emergency declaration.

Matt speaks with Wayne Hammon, the CEO of Idaho Association of General Contractors. Wayne discusses the role of the Idaho AGC which represents the commercial construction industry in Idaho. They speak about the growing construction industry in Idaho and how the IAGC aids in finding quality construction employees, health care, discount programs for member. All that and more on this episode of The D&B Supply Show.

Idaho is getting an almost $3.5 million federal grant to improve early childhood education. The Preschool Development Grant gives the Idaho Association for the Education of Young Children the ability to look at existing programs, measure effectiveness and find room for improvement. Executive Director of Idaho's AEYC Beth Oppenheimer tells Idaho Matters more on what we can expect from the grant.

Every student learns at their own pace and at their own level. With recent visits from Apple CEO, Tim Cook and Ivanka Trump, there are some incredible things going on in The Wilder School district. Jeff Dillon and the Wilder School District is truly innovating education through disruption. Jeff Dillon is the Wilder School District Superintendent and Principal. This episode, we go behind the scenes with Jeff and dive into all that is being accomplished in Wilder. Make sure to buy tickets to the movie their students made airing at the Egyptian Theater in Boise on December 15th: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/wizard-of-oz-premiere-tickets-83253452317 Jeff Dillon was raised in Wilder, Idaho on a small farm. Attended Holmes Elementary for kindergarten through sixth grade then transferred to Greenleaf Friends Academy and graduated in 1984. He then went to Washington where he earned his undergraduate degree in Behavioral Science from Northwest University. He has served many communities as a Pastor and Youth Pastor for 17 years. Following his passion for teaching, he returned to school and in 2001 he received his Masters degree in Teaching from Heritage University and taught Middle School Science and Reading in a Title 1 District. Most recently, Mr. Dillon has successfully led his team to a partnership with the Apple Corporation in being identified as an Apple ConnectED school district. This partnership has brought to the District a commercial upgrade in technology infrastructure, professional development for all staff, iPads for all students PreK-12, and internal controls to support and monitor all devices 24/7. This increased technology has allowed the district to lead the state in innovation, offering success for every student in providing a district wide personalized competency-based education environment. In 2016 Mr. Dillon was invited to the White House for a conversation with Leading Districts in Innovations in Personalized Learning. In addition to his leadership within the District, Jeff is the Chairman for Idaho Association of School Administrators Legislative Priorities Committee; member of the AASA Personalized Learning Cohort; AASA Collaborative; AASA Rural Superintendents Steering Committee; Strategic Advisory Committee; Board-Savvy Superintendent; Co-owner of a consulting company, Rural American Resources for Education; and is a national education leadership speaker. Most recently Jeff has presented at the Idaho Title 1 Conference, Global MindED Education Conference and the Atlantic Education Summit in Washing DC. As the school district looks forward to the release of their full length movie, please come out and support! It took a small army of young voice actors from Idaho schools to perform the 15 roles for the animated characters for The WonderGrove Wizard of Oz! Students auditioned for the roles, the casting team chose the voice actors, then the actors memorized their lines, rehearsed and brought each character to life with a quality performance.They created the beautiful backgrounds and animated the characters. We'll look forward to sharing, Dorothy, a sixth grader, worried about going to middle school, with our audience. Come, bring your children and follow the yellow brick road with us, at The Historic Egyptian Theater . Buy tickets to the movie their students made airing at the Egyptian Theater in Boise on December 15th: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/wizard-of-oz-premiere-tickets-83253452317 Follow along with our podcast by subscribing and connecting here: https://www.bvadev.com/podcast

Rebecca Arnold is no stranger to the public eye. She's currently the president of the Ada County Highway District Commission and spent nearly a dozen years on the board of the Idaho Association of Highway Districts. But now, she has her eye on Boise City Hall.

In 2016 the Idaho Land Board passed a policy allowing reinvestment in private timberland and agricultural properties. Seth Grigg with the Idaho Association of Counties says this policy can have a side effect of property taxes, especially in counties with lots of this kind of land.

Idaho's average teacher pay has declined by 6.4% since 2009, adjusted for inflation. This is just one of the reasons cited by Idaho Education Association president Kari Overall and Idaho Association of School Administrators executive director Rob Winslow for the inability of the state to retain experienced teachers. On Tuesday's Idaho Matters, we talk with Overall and Winslow about what the state can do to keep veteran teachers in Gem Stae classrooms.

The Idaho Association for the Education of Young Children is promoting Week of the Young Child, a family-friendly week of activities connecting families with community resources for their kids. Idaho Matters speaks with Brandi Nyhof and Allison Maier, outreach coordinators with IAEYC.

Beth Oppenheimer of the Idaho Association for the Education of Young Children joins Idaho Matters to discuss efforts to create affordable, high quality pre-school opportunities for Idahoans.

Patti Finley is a life-long Community Theater enthusiast and supporter. She currently is the president of Idaho Association of Community Theaters. For information about how to become an IACT member visit their website https://idahoact.org/

On this week's episode, Justin and Corey sit down with Alex Labeau, President of the Idaho Association for Commerce and Industry. The main topic is taxes and public interest in taxes as a policy issue. Aired February 08, 2018.

A recent poll conducted by the Idaho Association for the Education of Young Children found 76% of Idaho voters support state-funded pre-kindergarten education. Despite the support, the 2018 State Legislature failed to address the need for early education.

Why You Should Listen: In this episode, you will learn about a unique approach to treating Lyme disease called LymeStop. About My Guest: My guest for this episode is Dr. Tony Smith. Dr. Tony Smith, DC, is a chiropractor and founder of Dynamic Health, a holistic healthcare facility in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. He became fascinated with alternative medicine while attending the University of Kansas after he was dramatically healed from a chronic disabling condition. He realized then that he wanted to pursue a career in natural healing. Immediately after graduating from KU, Dr. Smith enrolled at Cleveland Chiropractic College, where he received his Doctor of Chiropractic degree in 1980. During his 38 years of practice, Dr. Smith passionately studied and practiced a wide range of progressive natural-healing methods. This enabled him to become successful at treating chronic, difficult health problems. His accumulated knowledge and wealth of clinical experience eventually inspired him to develop and teach several profound healing techniques. They include AllerTouch, CranioBiotic Technique (CBT) and, most importantly, LymeStop. LymeStop is the product of Dr. Smith’s research with hundreds of chronic Lyme disease patients. Thus far, this all-natural technique has helped more than 4,000 Lyme sufferers worldwide. Due to the tremendous amount of physician interest and patient need, Dr. Smith will be teaching LymeStop in the near future. Dr. Smith lives in Post Falls, Idaho, with his wife, Lisa. He has two adult daughters of whom he is very proud. Dr. Smith is a member of the American Chiropractic Association, the Idaho Association of Chiropractic Physicians, and the Christian Chiropractors Association. Dr. Smith was one of the ten top doctors highlighted in Connie Strasheim’s recent book “New Paradigms in Lyme Disease Treatment: 10 Top Doctors Reveal Healing Strategies That Work”. Key Takeaways: - What is CranioBiotic Technique and why is dealing with allergies important? - Why is LymeStop and what is the experience of being treated with this technique? - What are BioMagnetic Lyme Points and how are they used in LymeStop? - What microbial stressors is LymeStop able to support the body against? - What is the role of viruses in chronic Lyme disease? - Which microbe leads to the most neurological issues? - What are the common threads in his sickest patients? - Does LymeStop play a role in recovering from mold illness? - Is LymeStop able to help the body against organisms protected in biofilms? - What reactions might one expect as part of the detoxification phase after LymeStop treatment? - How many treatments might one need to complete their LymeStop work and what is the cost? Connect With My Guest: http://www.lymestop.com Interview Date: March 16, 2018 Disclaimer: The content of this show is for informational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any illness or medical condition. Nothing in today's discussion is meant to serve as medical advice or as information to facilitate self-treatment. As always, please discuss any potential health-related decisions with your own personal medical authority.

Amy Gorce is the President of Clareity, the leading provider of security products and single sign-on services for the real estate industry. Their innovative products service over 850,000 agents daily and directly serve the majority of MLSs, associations and brokerages across North America. Gorce entered the real estate industry in 1997 when she was hired by Intermountain MLS because of her experience in getting systems online. During her stint there, Gorce grew the organization from 2000 to 5000 members and tripled the listing data coverage area. As CEO, she received the Idaho Association of REALTORS Presidential Award for contributions in MLS leadership and technology. In 2004, Gorce was approached to join the team pioneering data security company Clareity, and she transitioned to the vendor side of real estate technology. Her initial position with the company was as COO, then she moved to Executive VP before becoming President in early 2016. In her current role, Gorce works to design a vision for Clareity built on strategic thinking about the future of the company and the real estate industry in general. On this episode of the podcast, she outlines upcoming Clareity workshops and discusses industry issues from API integration to permissioning. Listen and learn what Clareity offers agents and brokerages and the company’s role in real estate tech moving forward.    What’s Discussed:    The agenda for Clareity’s upcoming MLS Executive Workshop in Scottsdale Controversial Customer Satisfaction Survey The consolidation of brands within Clareity The intention of the Clareity Developer’s Workshop Develop thought leadership around APIs and integration Foster collaboration among cooperative competitors Gorce’s career Intermountain MLS Clareity Security Gorce’s role as President of Clareity The value proposition of Clareity for agents Security – assuring subscribers are legitimate Dashboard products Highly customized notification system Gorce’s take on the permissioning process How traditional vendors might evolve as new apps drive traffic away Levels of access model   Resources:   Clareity Developer’s Workshop   Connect with Amy Gorce:   Clareity Website

The Point of Personal Privilege Podcast talks to Idaho Association of Counties lobbyist Dan Chadwick about public defense and health care. Also, lobbyist Bill Roden discusses race and how his experiences attending high school in an internment camp shaped his views. Also: hazmat, etc.

Alex S. LaBeau, President of the Idaho Association of Commerce & Industry