Podcasts about lehigh county

Living with polycystic ovarian syndrome or PCOS can take a toll on your emotional and physical health. Common symptoms of this condition are irregular periods, infertility, weight gain and unwanted hair growth – all of which are difficult to cope with.  Listen to the latest episode of The Healthiest You podcast, where we talk about how to manage PCOS with OB-GYN Emily Brophy, MD, with Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN), part of Jefferson Health.   What are the symptoms of PCOS? How does PCOS impact ovulation and fertility? What lifestyle changes may help manage PCOS symptoms? Which supplements may provide hormonal support? What diet changes may help women who have PCOS? We answer these questions and more on The Healthiest You podcast this month.Chapters:     · 0:01 - Intro     · 1:00 - What is PCOS?     · 2:05 - Is PCOS genetic?     · 2:46 - Challenges with diagnosing PCOS     · 3:41 - Irregular periods     · 4:38 - Tracking your cycle     · 5:58 - DUTCH test     · 7:21 - PCOS treatment options     · 8:53 - Sharing your diagnosis with your health care team     · 10:08 - Lifestyle changes to help manage PCOS     · 10:58 - Recommended diet changes     · 11:54 - How to reduce the bloating     · 12:37 - PCOS supplements     · 14:57 - Evening primrose oil     · 15:28 - Inositol and PCOS     · 15:47 - Magnesium supplements     · 17:24 - Chasteberry and black cohosh     · 18:21 - Inflammation and PCOS     · 19:11 - Importance of exercise     · 20:30 - Unwanted hair growth     · 22:11 - Spearmint tea     · 22:43 - Ovulation and fertility     · 23:45 - Tracking ovulation     · 25:16 - Mental health and PCOS     · 26:34 - Acupuncture and acupressure     · 28:04 - If you've had your symptoms dismissed      · 29:57 - Advice

Your thyroid is a small, butterfly-shaped gland in your neck that can have a big impact on your health. It's responsible for making hormones that affect your metabolism, heart rate, mood and more.  Listen to the latest episode of The Healthiest You podcast, where we talk about thyroid issues with Andrew Brackbill, MD, endocrinologist with Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN), part of Jefferson Health.   Why are women more prone to having a thyroid issue? What is the difference between hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism? How does Hashimoto's disease affect your health? How might having a thyroid problem impact fertility? Can thyroid conditions impact your mental health? We answer these questions and more on The Healthiest You podcast this month.Chapters:      · 0:01 - Intro     · 0:56 - The main function of your thyroid     · 2:16 - Why women are more likely to have a thyroid problem     · 6:14 - Fatigue and your thyroid      · 12:18 - Symptoms of a thyroid problem     · 13:17 - Temperature intolerances     · 13:58 - Hypothyroidism vs. hyperthyroidism      · 15:45 - Diagnosing thyroid conditions     · 16:57 - How thyroid disorders impact your life     · 19:49 - Hashimoto's disease and hypothyroidism      · 20:49 - Fertility and thyroid conditions     · 23:18 - Menopause and your thyroid      · 25:01 - Diet and your thyroid     · 28:08 - Weight and your thyroid      · 29:51 - Addressing weight issues     · 31:25 - Stress and your thyroid     · 32:45 - Stress management tips     · 33:35 - Mental health and your thyroid      · 36:06 - Wellness strategies      · 38:03 - Treatment options for thyroid conditions     · 44:12 - Getting a thyroid panel     · 45:20 - What is shown in your thyroid panel     · 47:02 - At-home thyroid tests

Get More LVWITHLOVE Content Guests: Dr. Amy Lynn Saborsky – Licensed Psychologist, Lehigh Valley Center for Child & Family Development Ronnie Nase – Director, Clubhouse of Lehigh County Jacquelyn Otto, M.Ed., CAADC, LPC – Licensed Professional Counselor, OnTrak Counseling In this episode of Lehigh Valley with Love, hosts George Wacker and Jeff Warren continue their mental health series, focusing on the resources, challenges, and stories shaping mental health in the Lehigh Valley. Joined by three local experts, they explore the importance of breaking the stigma surrounding therapy, the critical need for community resources, and how programs like the Clubhouse of Lehigh County provide hope and healing. Links Lehigh Valley Center for Child & Family Development: https://www.lvccfd.com/ Clubhouse of Lehigh County: https://clubhouseoflehighcounty.org/ OnTrak Counseling: https://www.ontrakcounseling.com/ Watch Episode www.lvwithlove.com Thank you to our Partners! WDIY Wind Creek Event Center Michael Bernadyn of RE/MAX Real Estate Molly’s Irish Grille & Sports Pub Banko Beverage Company Episode Recap: Breaking the Stigma Jacquelyn Otto, a licensed professional counselor, discusses how the stigma surrounding therapy has shifted, particularly for younger generations. She explains how normalizing therapy and fostering open conversations are critical steps forward: “The more we talk about it, the more we chip away at the stigma.” The Clubhouse Model Ronnie Nase shares how the Clubhouse of Lehigh County uses peer-to-peer support to provide a sense of belonging for those with mental illness. “Our members own this space,” Ronnie says. “It's their place to connect, build skills, and feel supported.” Therapy for the Next Generation Dr. Amy Saborsky highlights the growing number of children and young adults seeking therapy post-pandemic. “It's amazing to see a 16-year-old introduce me as their therapist to their friends,” she shares. “This generation is embracing mental health in a way we've never seen before.” Tailored Treatment From addressing substance use disorders to offering specialized care for OCD and anxiety, the guests discuss how therapy must adapt to meet individual needs. Jacquelyn emphasizes the importance of flexibility: “There's no one-size-fits-all approach to therapy.” Looking Forward As mental health awareness continues to grow, the guests emphasize the need for systemic change, better resources, and increased collaboration. “Tracking outcomes is critical,” Ronnie adds. “We need to show decision-makers the real impact of our work.” If you or someone you know needs immediate help, you can call or text the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988. Visit 988lifeline.org for more resources and support.

Before you stop the scroll and go try that health trend – you'll first want to listen to this episode. We've seen everything from helpful to harmful ideas on social media this year including:  ·         Using snail mucin for skin care·         Drinking adrenal cocktails to lower cortisol·         Ditching vegetables for the carnivore diet·         Sipping tadpole water to lose weight Listen to the latest episode of The Healthiest You podcast, where we talk about some of the top health trends on social media with Tina George, MD, family medicine physician with Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN).   What are cortisol cocktails and charcoal lattes? Should you try snail mucin for skin care? Why are Brazil nuts the new superfood? What popular diets are problematic? Will putting sliced onions or potatoes in your socks overnight reduce cold symptoms? We answer these questions and more on The Healthiest You podcast this month.Chapters:     · 0:01 - Intro     · 1:01 - Snail mucin skin care     · 5:54 - Slugging your skin     · 10:06 - Face yoga     · 13:39 - Brazil nut buzz     · 15:08 - The carnivore diet     · 18:06 - Papaya seed parasite cleanse     · 23:49 - Wearing food to bed     · 25:03 - Charcoal lattes     · 28:37 - Cortisol cocktails     · 33:16 - Electrolyte packets     · 34:29 - Tadpole water     · 37:01 - All-natural pre-workout      · 38:42 - Longevity training     · 41:34 - Little treat culture     · 43:36 - A dopamine menu To learn more health tips, visit LVHN.org/healthyyou. Remember to subscribe, follow and leave us a review on your favorite podcast platform: YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Player FM, Pocket Casts, Podcast Addict, Deezer.

If you've ever tried strength training, you probably have also done some yoga. Many bodyweight exercises such as a plank and the boat pose originated from yoga. The ancient practice has been around for more than 5,000 years and has become more popular because of its adaptability and health benefits for all ages.  In this episode, Lauren Freid, MD, rheumatologist with Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN) and certified yoga teacher, talks about how practicing yoga can improve your health with Amanda Newman with LVHN. Why is my doctor recommending yoga? How can yoga relieve back pain? Can yoga help me build muscle mass? Why is yoga a great anti-aging tool? How can yoga improve your mood and lead to a less cluttered mind? We answer these questions and more on The Healthiest You podcast this month. Chapters:     · 0:01 - Intro     · 0:57 - About Dr. Freid     · 1:27 - What is yoga?     · 3:04 - Yoga props      · 5:12 - Yoga at any age     · 6:12 - Why is my doctor recommending yoga?     · 7:43 - Rheumatoid arthritis and yoga     · 9:30 - Back pain and yoga     · 11:41 - Heart health and yoga     · 13:39 - Why is yoga a form of strength training?     · 16:54 - Prenatal yoga     · 18:44 - Yoga for anti-aging     · 19:57 - Yoga props in the office     · 21:51 - Declutter your mind with yoga     · 24:13 - How often should you do yoga?     · 26:10 - Finding a yoga class     · 28:26 - More resourcesTo learn more health tips, visit LVHN.org/healthyyou. Remember to subscribe, follow and leave us a review on your favorite podcast platform: YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Player FM, Pocket Casts, Podcast Addict, Deezer.

Building stronger bones and healthier joints starts with prioritizing nutrition and exercise. Warming up with a cup of bone broth is one way to help fight inflammation. Sticking to a fitness routine that challenges you can increase your bone density and protect your joints.  Guests:Marie O'Brien, DO, rheumatologist with Lehigh Valley Health Network, and Scott Sexton, MD, orthopedic surgeon with Lehigh Valley Orthopedic Institute, talk about bone and joint health with Amanda Newman with LVHN.Chapters:     · 0:01 - Intro     · 0:59 - Bone broth benefits     · 4:14 - Importance of collagen     · 8:29 - How to boost collagen     · 13:43 - Exercises for healthy bones and joints     · 20:57 - To drink milk or not     · 23:44 - Calcium supplements     · 27:51 - The funny “bone”     · 29:40 - Bone jokes     · 31:15 - How bones change with age     · 32:59 - The power of prunes      · 34:58 - Magnesium and your bones     · 36:58 - Vitamin D and potassium     · 38:44 - When to get your levels checked     · 39:18 - Why women have a higher risk for osteoporosis      · 40:37 - How to lower your risk for osteoporosis     · 43:09 - Grounding or earthing trend     · 45:09 - Common symptoms of osteoporosis      · 47:41 - Treatment options     · 49:14 - Osteoarthritis vs. osteoporosis      · 52:01 - Creatine supplements     · 53:05 - Hormones and joint pain      · 57:38 - How bad is it to crack your joints     · 59:58 - Tips for strong bones and healthy joints To learn more health tips, visit LVHN.org/healthyyou. Remember to subscribe or follow The Healthiest You, wherever you get your podcasts, so you never miss an episode. And remember: Be safe, be smart and be the healthiest you.

Lisa Snyder, the mother charged in the 2019 hanging deaths of her two young children in their northern Berks County home, has been found guilty. The verdict was delivered late Tuesday afternoon by Berks County Court of Common Pleas President Judge Theresa M. Johnson in a bench trial held in a seventh-floor courtroom. Snyder, 37, was convicted of two counts of first-degree murder, endangering the welfare of a child, and evidence tampering. The charges stem from the deaths of her 8-year-old son Conner and 4-year-old daughter Brinley, whom Snyder hanged from a beam in the basement of their home in Albany Township on September 23, 2019. First responders found the children unresponsive, and they were flown to Lehigh Valley Hospital. After being taken off life support three days later, autopsies confirmed that both children died by hanging, and the deaths were ruled homicides by the Lehigh County coroner. Throughout the trial, Snyder maintained that her son Conner was suicidal due to bullying and that the incident occurred as a result of his desire to "build a fort" in the basement. However, the prosecution presented evidence contradicting this account, including surveillance footage of Conner appearing happy and untroubled when he arrived home from school on the day of the incident. Further investigation revealed that Snyder had ordered the dog lead used in the hangings the day before the children's deaths and picked it up the morning of the crime. Snyder's Google search history also included visits to a site offering instructions on how to hang oneself, further raising suspicion. Multiple witnesses, including school officials, testified that Conner had never exhibited signs of depression or suicidal thoughts, undermining Snyder's claims that bullying led to his death. Additionally, Snyder's adult son, Owen, testified during the trial, referring to his mother by her first name and stating he no longer considered her his mother—a moment that drew visible emotion from Snyder. Defense attorneys argued that Snyder's long history of mental health issues may have driven her to a psychotic state, but prosecution experts rejected this, stating that Snyder was fully aware of her actions. The trial concluded with a guilty verdict after seven days of testimony. After Berks County prosecutors rested their case on Friday morning, defense attorney Dennis Charles requested an immediate acquittal, arguing that the case was built on speculation, theory, and "all guesswork," according to The Reading Eagle. The request was ultimately denied. Charles argued that Lisa Snyder's internet searches on suicide, hangings, carbon monoxide poisoning, and drug overdoses reflected her own suicidal thoughts rather than an intent to kill her children. He further claimed that prosecutors lacked physical evidence to support their case, and that Snyder's 911 call and the reactions described by emergency responders were consistent with a mother finding her children hanging, not a perpetrator. With the conviction, Snyder faces an automatic life sentence without parole under Pennsylvania law for first-degree murder. She will be sentenced in October.    Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on The Downfall of Diddy, The Trial of Karen Read, The Murder Of Maddie Soto, Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Awaiting Admission: BTK's Unconfessed Crimes, Delphi Murders: Inside the Crime, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Malevolent Mormon Mommys, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, The Murder Of Sandra Birchmore, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com 

Lisa Snyder, the mother charged in the 2019 hanging deaths of her two young children in their northern Berks County home, has been found guilty. The verdict was delivered late Tuesday afternoon by Berks County Court of Common Pleas President Judge Theresa M. Johnson in a bench trial held in a seventh-floor courtroom. Snyder, 37, was convicted of two counts of first-degree murder, endangering the welfare of a child, and evidence tampering. The charges stem from the deaths of her 8-year-old son Conner and 4-year-old daughter Brinley, whom Snyder hanged from a beam in the basement of their home in Albany Township on September 23, 2019. First responders found the children unresponsive, and they were flown to Lehigh Valley Hospital. After being taken off life support three days later, autopsies confirmed that both children died by hanging, and the deaths were ruled homicides by the Lehigh County coroner. Throughout the trial, Snyder maintained that her son Conner was suicidal due to bullying and that the incident occurred as a result of his desire to "build a fort" in the basement. However, the prosecution presented evidence contradicting this account, including surveillance footage of Conner appearing happy and untroubled when he arrived home from school on the day of the incident. Further investigation revealed that Snyder had ordered the dog lead used in the hangings the day before the children's deaths and picked it up the morning of the crime. Snyder's Google search history also included visits to a site offering instructions on how to hang oneself, further raising suspicion. Multiple witnesses, including school officials, testified that Conner had never exhibited signs of depression or suicidal thoughts, undermining Snyder's claims that bullying led to his death. Additionally, Snyder's adult son, Owen, testified during the trial, referring to his mother by her first name and stating he no longer considered her his mother—a moment that drew visible emotion from Snyder. Defense attorneys argued that Snyder's long history of mental health issues may have driven her to a psychotic state, but prosecution experts rejected this, stating that Snyder was fully aware of her actions. The trial concluded with a guilty verdict after seven days of testimony. After Berks County prosecutors rested their case on Friday morning, defense attorney Dennis Charles requested an immediate acquittal, arguing that the case was built on speculation, theory, and "all guesswork," according to The Reading Eagle. The request was ultimately denied. Charles argued that Lisa Snyder's internet searches on suicide, hangings, carbon monoxide poisoning, and drug overdoses reflected her own suicidal thoughts rather than an intent to kill her children. He further claimed that prosecutors lacked physical evidence to support their case, and that Snyder's 911 call and the reactions described by emergency responders were consistent with a mother finding her children hanging, not a perpetrator. With the conviction, Snyder faces an automatic life sentence without parole under Pennsylvania law for first-degree murder. She will be sentenced in October.    Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on The Downfall of Diddy, The Trial of Karen Read, The Murder Of Maddie Soto, Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Awaiting Admission: BTK's Unconfessed Crimes, Delphi Murders: Inside the Crime, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Malevolent Mormon Mommys, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, The Murder Of Sandra Birchmore, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com 

Sweating is normal but can be uncomfortable to deal with. Pit stains, stinky feet or the dreaded stress sweat may be signs that it's time to break up with your current deodorant or shoes you've worn several days in a row.  Guest:Neha Kaushik, MD, family medicine physician with Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN), talks about managing sweat from your armpits to your toes with Amanda Newman with LVHN. Chapters:     · 0:01 - Intro     · 1:11 - Deodorant vs. antiperspirant      · 2:00 - Aluminum in antiperspirant      · 2:41 - Ingredients to avoid     · 3:52 - Deodorant immunity      · 4:43 - Deodorant layering      · 6:18 - “Natural” deodorant      · 7:01 - Finding the right deodorant      · 8:08 - DIY deodorants      · 9:20 - Crystal or mineral stick deodorant      · 10:38 - De-funking your pits     · 12:22 - Armpit detoxes     · 13:01 - Pit masks and underarm scrubs     · 13:40 - When to apply deodorant      · 14:49 - When only one armpit smells     · 16:16 - Glycolic acid for deodorant      · 17:18 - Hacks for when you forget deodorant      · 18:16 - What you eat can affect how your sweat smells     · 19:37 - How drinks affect your sweat     · 20:38 - Hormones and sweat     · 21:23 - Stress sweat     · 22:32 - Managing stress sweat     · 23:48 - Stinky pits after showering     · 25:15 - Apple cider vinegar for deodorant      · 26:06 - Excessive sweating     · 27:15 - Pit vs. a puff     · 28:17 - Lymphatic drainage      · 29:07 - Changes in body odor      · 29:32 - Whole body deodorant     · 30:07 - Stinky feet     · 31:41 - Synthetic clothing and sweat     · 32:44 - Tips for healthy armpitsTo learn more health tips, visit LVHN.org/healthyyou. Remember to subscribe or follow The Healthiest You, wherever you get your podcasts, so you never miss an episode. And remember: Be safe, be smart and be the healthiest you.

Bryan Kohberger was someone who flew under the radar for most of his life. That all changed after he was named a suspect in the murder of four college students in Moscow Idaho.Now, we are hearing more about Bryan Kohberger's life before being named a suspect from the people he grew up around in Lehigh county. In this episode, we hear from some of those folks who recount their own experience's with him as we continue to try to understand the motivation for the horrendous murders.(commercial at 10:15)to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:Bryan Kohberger's life under the radar: Walking in the footsteps of an alleged mass murderer - lehighvalleylive.com

In today's show we explore key Congressional races in key battleground states. Two Trump endorsed candidates share how cost of living and the economic hardships created by the Biden/Harris administration is the number one issue voters are concerned about. Ryan Mackenzie is running in Pennsylvania, District 7, where Susan Wild has voted for open borders. Inflation in Lehigh County (where she represents) shows 47% of households are struggling with everything from housing to healthcare. Mackenzie discusses all the issues important to Pennsylvanians, including fracking and election integrity. New legislation has been passed in Pennsylvania to ensure a fair election and stripped the PA Governor of some of the executive powers he abused in 2020. In Nevada, Drew Johnson is up against Susie Lee. Susie is a multi-millionaire that has voted to increase tax on tips and open borders. Drew Johnson is convinced Sam Brown will beat Jackie Rosen, he will beat Susie Lee and Donald Trump will take Nevada! Featuring: Ryan Mackenzie (R) Running for Congress | Pennsylvania, District 7 https://www.mackenzieforcongress.com/ Drew Johnson (R) Running for Congress | Nevada, District 3 https://drewfornevada.com/ -- Available Now! Watch my documentary Front Row Joes or gift it to a friend at the links below. Front Row Joes https://frontrowjoes.movie/ Watch episode one of Front Row Joes now: https://watch.salemnow.com/series/zffpDnKocxu3-trumps-front-row-joes -- Sponsors: 4Patriots Get a FREE solar panel when you purchase the Patriot Power Generator 2000X. Just goto https://4patriots.com/SPICER Delta Rescue Visit Delta Rescue at: https://deltarescue.org/ and donate to one of the country's best, care for life, no-kill animal sanctuaries. -- Subscribe and ring the bell for new videos: https://youtube.com/seanmspicer?sub_confirmation=1 Listen to the full audio show on all platforms: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-sean-spicer-show/id1701280578 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/32od2cKHBAjhMBd9XntcUd iHeart: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-sean-spicer-show-120471641/ Become a part of The Sean Spicer Show community: https://www.seanspicer.com/ Follow The Sean Spicer Show on social media: Facebook: https://facebook.com/seanspicershow Twitter: https://twitter.com/seanspicershow Instagram: https://instagram.com/seanspicershow Stay in touch with Sean on social media: Facebook: https://facebook.com/seanmspicer Twitter: https://twitter.com/seanspicer Instagram: https://instagram.com/seanmspicer/ #politics #news #theseanspicershow #seanspicer #conservativemedia #podcast #2024election #congress #congressnews #battlegroundstates Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Drinking coffee on an empty stomach, eating “naked carbs” and taking alpha-lipoic acid are just some questions you may have when thinking about your blood sugar. Whether it's balanced or not, it can influence your energy, mood and appetite. Addressing it now is key to lowering your risk for prediabetes, a condition that affects 98 million American adults.  Guest:Erin Scholten, MD, endocrinologist with the Diabetes and Metabolism Center at Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN), discusses how your blood sugar impacts your health with Amanda Newman with LVHN.  Chapters:     · 0:01 - Intro     · 0:58 - Blood sugar and insulin     · 1:28 - Signs of insulin resistance      · 3:16 - How to reverse insulin resistance     · 5:50 - Coffee-before-breakfast debate     · 7:55 - Mushroom coffee     · 9:26 - What else can raise your blood sugar     · 11:37 - Blood sugar spikes     · 13:02 - How to prevent blood sugar spikes     · 15:32 - Signs of an underlying condition     · 16:45 - Hot flashes after a meal     · 18:38 - The power of a walk after eating     · 19:30 - How estrogen affects blood sugar     · 22:11 - Wearing a continuous glucose monitor     · 25:22 - How often should you get your blood sugar tested     · 27:18 - How to reverse prediabetes      · 30:59 - Eating well for balanced blood sugar     · 35:28 - “Naked” carbs     · 36:27 - Healthy carbs     · 38:53 - Okra water trend     · 40:29 - Alpha-lipoic acid supplement     · 42:09 - The blood sugar diet plan     · 44:18 - Eating according to the glycemic index     · 45:39 - Oat milk and blood sugar concerns     · 47:21 - What sugar-free really means     · 48:22 - Tips to prevent prediabetes  To learn more health tips, visit LVHN.org/healthyyou. Remember to subscribe or follow The Healthiest You, wherever you get your podcasts, so you never miss an episode. And remember: Be safe, be smart and be the healthiest you.

Before you head to bed without brushing and flossing your teeth, think again. Taking care of your smile every day (and night) makes a difference not just for your teeth but also for your overall health.  Guest:Deborah Campbell, DMD, dentist and Chair of Dental Medicine with Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN), discusses how your dental health affects you with Amanda Newman with LVHN. Chapters:     · 0:01 - Intro     · 0:48 - Dental hygiene     · 1:06 - Manual vs. electric toothbrush     · 2:02 - Types of toothpaste      · 3:02 - Toothpaste tablets     · 3:48 - Water flossing vs. regular dental floss     · 4:19 - Flossing makes you live longer     · 5:05 - How to make flossing a habit     · 5:43 - Hidden chemicals in dental floss     · 6:48 - Shopping for dental floss     · 7:08 - What to avoid in mouthwash     · 8:03 - The viral teeth-cleaning device     · 8:51 - Coffee stains     · 10:39 - Teeth-whitening strips     · 12:11 - Nontoxic teeth-whitening      · 12:37 - UV lights and whitening pens     · 13:23 - Purple shampoo for your teeth     · 13:55 - Charcoal powder for teeth whitening     · 14:23 - Break the bad breath     · 16:07 - Tongue scraping     · 16:33 - Oil pulling     · 17:19 - Jaw clenching and teeth grinding      · 18:38 - Night-guard options     · 20:39 - Bacteria buildup     · 21:32 - Chewing gum     · 22:26 - The truth about cavities      · 23:07 - How oral health is connected to overall health     · 23:49 - The impact of hormones on teeth     · 24:42 - Dental health during your period     · 27:07 - Pregnancy and dental health     · 28:35 - Sipping Cup Phenomenon      · 29:36 - Menopause and dental health     · 30:37 - How to maintain a healthy smile

Are you the queen of snacks? Have you tried several diets that left you feeling hungry and defeated? Maybe you struggle with turning off those “hunger hormones” or often find yourself in “hangry” situations. Getting back to the basics of eating healthy whole foods is the place to start. Cheryl Jesuit Rutkauskas, registered dietitian with LVPG Bariatric Medicine–1243 Cedar Crest, and Angela Magdaleno, DO, with LVPG Bariatric Medicine–1243 Cedar Crest and LVPG Endocrinology–Laurel Blvd, discuss simplifying nutrition and weight management with Amanda Newman with Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN).  Chapters:      · 0:01 - Intro     · 1:03 - Unique nutritional needs for women     · 2:52 - How nutrition changes throughout your life     · 5:41 - Common nutrient deficiencies      · 7:24 - Vitamins or supplements vs. whole foods      · 8:05 - A day of healthy eating     · 12:49 - Macronutrients and their purpose      · 13:40 - Quality proteins and daily recommendation      · 15:31 - How much protein you need     · 18:42 - Cottage cheese mousse      · 19:53 - Protein and your hormonal health      · 25:34 - Healthiest carbs to include in your diet     · 26:34 - Sourdough bread      · 29:53 - How to get more fiber each day     · 31:43 - Dietary fats to avoid      · 32:23 - Healthy fats      · 34:34 - How fats impact female hormones     · 34:53 - Counting macros     · 38:56 - The truth about the low-carb, low-fat diet      · 41:43 - The 30-30-30 weight-loss rule      · 42:58 - Frequent eating and the three-hour diet      · 47:12 - Tips to avoid the afternoon slump     · 51:54 - Bedtime snacking       · 53:12 - Best time to have dessert     · 54:01 - Plant-based milk vs. dairy milk     · 55:21 - The scoop on seed oils     · 56:23 - Best oils to cook or bake with     · 58:10 - Common cravings     · 58:53 - Cravings and nutritional deficiencies      · 59:37 - Curbing your cravings     · 1:02:28 - Physical vs. emotional hunger     · 1:03:24 - Why we get “hangry”     · 1:04:34 - “Hanger” and low blood sugar     · 1:06:05 - Making nutrition part of your lifestyle  To learn more health tips, visit LVHN.org/healthy-you. Remember to subscribe or follow The Healthiest You, wherever you get your podcasts, so you never miss an episode. And remember: Be safe, be smart and be the healthiest you.

Maria Montero in-studio.  Maria is the Congressional Candidate for CD7. - MARIA JOINS US 11:30 Kathy, Maria, and Producer Anthony discuss the latest national headlines, the local leadership in PA, TikTok policy, and more! Maria is a first-generation American on her father's side and the great-granddaughter of a Carbon County coal miner—what an honor it is to come from a humble upbringing and have the opportunity to run for U.S. Congress. Maria's first home was Summit Hill in Carbon County and grew up between there and Allentown in Lehigh County. She is bilingual (English & Spanish) and a native of this District in which 55,000 Spanish speakers live. Tune in weekdays 10 AM - 12 PM EST on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT; or on the Audacy app!

A federal court has dismissed an attempt by conservative state lawmakers to overturn automatic voter registration in Pennsylvania, along with lawmakers' other challenges to actions designed to boost voter access. The U.S. Supreme Court has heard oral arguments in a case that might require patients seeking abortion care to undergo procedures that some find invasive. The average household wastes about 10 thousand gallons of water a year.  Water providers are encouraging people to conserve their water by fixing leaky faucets and toilets. A pizza shop owner from Pennsylvania's coal region is gaining worldwide recognition. Whoever is behind an emailed bomb threat that prompted police to evacuate large parts of Lancaster on Saturday faces an array of possible criminal charges. The collision of three Norfolk Southern trains in Lehigh County early this month highlights the shortcomings of the automated braking system that was created to prevent such crashes. The company that had hoped to develop housing on a former country club in York County has withdrawn its plans. Support WITF: https://www.witf.org/support/give-now/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

//The Wire//1930Z March 4, 2024////ROUTINE////BLUF: RED SEA ATTACKS CONTINUE. NATO EXERCISE BEGINS IN FINLAND. TENSIONS MOUNT IN NAGORNO KARABAGH.// -----BEGIN TEARLINE------International Events-Europe: NATO's standard arctic training exercise has begun, taking place this year for the first time in Finland. Normally held in Norway every other year, OPN COLD RESPONSE has been renamed to be OPN NORDIC RESPONSE as of Finland joining NATO last year. This exercise will continue until March 14th.Nagorno-Karabagh – Tensions between Armenia and Azerbaijan have escalated over the past few weeks following limited skirmishes in the region. In the Azeri controlled areas, significant construction efforts are underway, with the previous provincial capital building being demolished over the weekend. Limited skirmishes carried out by small patrols have been reported in the northern Azeri-occupied areas over the past few days, causing local concerns that the conflict may flare up again. AC: So far, there are no indications of large military movements from either side, but diplomatic relations are deteriorating which in turn will likely cause more tensions in the near future.Red Sea/HOA: This morning another cargo ship was struck with at least one cruise missile in the Gulf of Aden. Houthi forces claim that the vessel belongs to the Israeli shipping company ZIM, but as the vessel was transiting without emitting transponder data, independent verification will take some time.-HomeFront-USA: Congress is considering the closure of the Northeast Gasoline Supply Reserve (NGSR). Nestled within the latest thousand-page spending bill, this closure is planned to take place after the U.S. draws down the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) by one million barrels this year. The NGSR was established in 2014 in response to the effects of Hurricane Sandy which caused widespread fuel disruptions throughout the northeastern United States. In the years since, this reserve has held approximately one million barrels of refined gasoline.PA: A train derailment incident occurred along the Lehigh River in Lehigh County on Saturday morning. Three trains were involved in the derailment after an eastbound train collided with another train stopped on the track. The resulting debris from the first collision resulted in the derailment of a third westbound train on the adjacent track. An unknown quantity of diesel fuel was spilled into the river, but no other HAZMAT was reported. The cause of the incident is under investigation.-----END TEARLINE-----Analyst Comments: Regarding the potential closure of the NGSR, the reduction of strategic POL reserves is not generally recommended for a nation which has increasingly vulnerable energy needs. However, when passed, this would align with the long-standing trend of Congressional bills increasing vulnerabilities of critical infrastructure. The daily impact this would have to average citizens is minimal, but the reduction of critical energy reserves is a consideration in the event that normal fuel delivery services are impacted in some way throughout the region.Analyst: S2A1//END REPORT//

Pipeline builder Energy Transfer is back in Chester County to clean up what appears to be pollution related to its construction of the Mariner East pipelines. The largest school district in Berks County is opening a dedicated lounge and study space for unhoused students. Pennsylvania is the only state in which one party controls the House and the other controls the Senate. That means bills with widespread support are being stopped at the committee level. Authorities are investigating the derailment of three trains in Lehigh County. An Amish farmer in Lancaster County will not be allowed to sell raw milk or dairy products made from it to the public.Support WITF: https://www.witf.org/support/give-now/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

//The Wire//1500Z February 24, 2024////ROUTINE////BLUF: NO NEW DETAILS ON BALLOON. CHINESE ILLEGAL ALIEN ENCOUNTERS REACH NEW RECORD IN CA.// -----BEGIN TEARLINE------International Events-Red Sea/HOA: Over the past few days, CENTCOM has intensified “self-defense” targeting of Houthi sites in Yemen. As has become standard, almost zero information is released regarding these strikes, which have now become routine daily events.-Homefront-PA: A chemical incident at a pharmaceutical packing plant in Lehigh County resulted in over 50 workers suffering minor injuries. No word yet on what the chemical was, but most of the people affected reported headaches and respiratory problems. The cause of the incident has not been disclosed.CA: Customs and Border Patrol statistics released last night indicate that the pace at which Chinese immigrants are encountered attempting to cross the border illegally has increased substantially over the past quarter. In one California district there were more Chinese immigrants illegally crossing the southern U.S. border than Mexicans. Newly released data indicates that since October of last year, 21,000 encounters with Chinese nationals were reported, whereas in the same sector only 18,700 Mexicans were encountered. AC: As the overwhelming majority of illegal immigrants no longer originate from Mexico (but rather other Central or South American nations), it is unclear as to how this affects the total numbers. As a reminder, recent DHS testimony before Congress has indicated that over 85% of all illegal encounters result in the illegal alien being released into the United States, rather than being deported.Washington D.C. – No new information has been released by the Pentagon regarding the possibly hostile aircraft over American soil. Pentagon officials continue to claim that both the origin and the intent of the craft is unknown, yet somehow also assessed to be not a threat. AC: As defense officials seem content with leaking information to mainstream sources so as to maintain deniability, rather than calling press briefings to inform the American people, no mainstream media source has updated their articles on this incident at the time of this report. All MSM reporting is circular, originating from the original CBS report.-----END TEARLINE-----Analyst Comments: The timing of the announcement of the unidentified balloon is itself a classic deception tactic. Pentagon officials frequently refer to this as “taking out the trash”, in other words releasing a stack of unimportant press statements on a Friday afternoon when reporters are ready to go home for the weekend (and therefore are assumed to be more complacent than usual). Sneaking critically important reports into the “garbage” and hoping that no one notices has been a tactic utilized heavily by various federal agencies for decades. Releasing critical reports on a Friday afternoon also allows for politicians to have more leeway in providing statements, as the expectation of “traveling” or weekend life enables key figures to hide more effectively from the press.Releasing this info on a Friday afternoon also decreases the potential citizens that could observe the craft, and pinpoint it's location. As most people would be enjoying the start of their weekend, and with nightfall approaching, the timing of the report ensured that by the time any citizen was able to visually see the craft, it would be long out to sea and out of sight. As a reminder, the DoD never released any updated or high-resolution photos of the initial string of spy balloons, only low-res or ground-based photos were provided to taxpayers. Analyst: S2A1//END REPORT//

Over this week's cuppa, David and Christina discuss the Independent State Legislature Theory in light of the just-concluded SCOTUS arguments regarding Colorado's assertion that the 14th Amendment empowers the state to remove certain individuals from its primary ballot; Breaching the Mainstream project by the Institute for Research and Education on Human Rights; a case for open primaries; the latest NAR-cissistic doublespeak coming from C. Peter Wagner-anointed “apostle” Lance Wallnau; a win against Project Veritas; the disbanding of Moms for Liberty in Lehigh County; and an introduction to Conservapedia, the alt-fact reference site.Thanks for listening! Now follow us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and Threads. And please consider becoming a Patreon supporter at www.patreon.com/podcastunreasonable. It's a small price to pay to help keep America from becoming a theocracy, dontchya think?

Just because it's trending on TikTok doesn't mean you should try it. Get the facts on health trends such as parasite cleansing, coffee enemas, bed rotting, berberine for weight loss and more. Elena Brinker, CRNP, internal medicine nurse practitioner with Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN), discusses TikTok health trends with Becca Lynn from B104. Chapters:     · 00:01 - Intro     · 01:13 - Signs of parasites      · 2:02 - What is a parasite cleanse?     · 4:14 - Good gut-bacteria     · 5:05 - Coffee enemas     · 6:44 - Your liver and detoxes     · 8:06 - Berberine for weight loss     · 10:54 - Blackout rage gallon trend     · 13:06 - Social drinking safety     · 13:57 - Fire cider drink     · 15:52 - Alkaline water     · 17:04 - Chlorophyll water     · 18:31 - Greens powders     · 20:34 - Dry-scooping pre-workout powder     · 21:49 - Eating sea moss     · 23:11 - Hydrogen peroxide for cleaning your ears     · 24:10 - Using garlic in your nose      · 26:02 - Sunscreen contouring     · 27:59 - What is bed rotting?To learn more health tips, visit LVHN.org/healthy-you. Remember to subscribe or follow The Healthiest You, wherever you get your podcasts, so you never miss an episode. And remember: Be safe, be smart and be the healthiest you.

Most of us have at least one bad beauty habit or have tried a new trend we've seen online. Learn about what's good and what's not when it comes to makeup, micellar water, pimple popping, injectables and more.  Guest:Emily Doster, RN, esthetic nurse with LVPG Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, discusses beauty habits to ditch and switch with Becca Lynn from B104.Chapters:     · 00:01 - Intro     · 00:50 - Using expired makeup     · 2:32 - When to replace your makeup products     · 3:04 - Cleaning your makeup brushes     · 4:14 - Do you need a makeup-free day?      · 6:00 - Micellar water pros and cons     · 7:36 - Sleeping in your makeup     · 9:23 - Breaking bad habits     · 10:30 - Silk pillowcases      · 11:55 - Addressing dark circles      · 15:19 - Dry skin and “skin-sealing”     · 17:21 - Smoothies for your skin     · 18:28 - To pop a pimple or not?     · 20:11 - Pore strips     · 21:35 - Toothpaste as spot-treatment for acne     · 22:48 - Preventing scarring     · 24:18 - How to improve or minimize scars     · 25:42 - Cocoa butter      · 26:25 - Stretch marks      · 27:01 - Aging gracefully     · 29:41 - What to expect at your first Botox® or filler appointment     · 30:47 - Botox® vs. filler     · 32:25 – “Barbie Botox”     · 33:46 - Shaving do's and don'ts      · 35:24 - Sharing razors?     · 36:03 - When to replace your razor head     · 36:41 - Over-exfoliating     · 38:53 - Sunless tanning      · 41:19 - Castor oil for your skin, lashes and bellybutton     · 43:54 - Dry shampoo     · 45:37 - Top three products to get     · 46:44 - Drugstore products     · 47:49 - Emily's best beauty habitTo learn more about specialized skin care services and treatments available at Lehigh Valley Health Network, visit LVHN.org/facialesthetics. Remember to subscribe or follow The Healthiest You, wherever you get your podcasts, so you never miss an episode. And remember: Be safe, be smart and be the healthiest you.

PennDOT is getting more than $143 million to improve freight rail and Amtrak service along the Keystone Corridor between Pittsburgh and Harrisburg. Staff in one Lehigh County community will now be on a four-day work week.  The state Department of Labor and Industry says five McDonald's locations in Pennsylvania has violated child labor laws. A 15-month-old boy has died after he was hit by a freight train in Cumberland County. Gamers will have the opportunity to hone their craft at one of the largest esports training arenas in central Pennsylvania. As climate change brings more rain and heat, homeless people living outside will face even more challenges.Support WITF: https://www.witf.org/support/give-now/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Federal authorities have arrested suspended DuBois city manager “Herm” Suplizio. State lawmakers are being pressed to better regulate massage and spa businesses, which are often a cover for human traffickers. A Lehigh County school district has agreed to pay out 200-thousand dollars - to the After School Satan club.     The state is working to make it more convenient to charge electric vehicles. A midstate county's search for a nonprofit to run a new homeless shelter has come up empty so far.  Support WITF: https://www.witf.org/support/give-now/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  Workers at Mack Trucks have accepted a new deal - ending a strike that lasted over a month. It impacts facilities in Macungie, Lehigh County, and Lower Swatara Township, Dauphin County.     The state Senate and House has voted to approve funding for Pennsylvania's four state-related universities (Penn State, Pitt, Temple, and Lincoln). Immigrants' rights groups are calling on state lawmakers to allow undocumented immigrants to get driver's licenses in Pennsylvania. A midstate lawmaker to strip the Game Commission of the power to terminate hunting licenses. Support WITF: https://www.witf.org/support/give-now/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Learn how walking and running impact your physical and mental health.  Guests:Ashley Reiss and Neil Shapiro, physical therapists with Lehigh Valley Health Network, discuss how walking and running impact your hormones, mind and body with Becca Lynn from B104. Chapters:     · 00:01 - Intro     · 0:55 - Is walking or running better for a woman's health?     · 2:10 - When to stretch     · 3:26 - Walking, running and the female body     · 5:00 - Running and female hormones     · 8:57 - Strengthening your pelvic floor     · 10:23 - Running and bone health      · 11:49 - Who should avoid running?     · 13:17 - Power walking     · 14:20 - Physical and mental health benefits     · 15:17 - Proper footwear     · 19:09 - Stride length     · 21:19 - Wrist and ankle weights     · 22:18 - Weighted vest     · 23:11 - Burning calories     · 23:34 - Avoiding treadmill accidents     · 26:09 - 12-3-30 workout     · 27:05 - Safety precautions for your walk or run     · 29:11 - Walking pads and desk treadmills     · 31:41 - Walking health benefits     · 33:47 - Managing leg pain     · 36:15 - Chocolate milk      · 36:51 - Soreness vs. an injury     · 38:36 - Common injuries     · 41:01 - 10,000 steps a day?     · 42:07 - Running, walking or bothCheck out community marathons and runs in your area by visiting lvhn.org/running. You can also learn about rehabilitation services offered on LVHN.org/rehab. Remember to subscribe or follow The Healthiest You, wherever you get your podcasts, so you never miss an episode. And remember: Be safe, be smart and be the healthiest you.

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School board races across Pennsylvania are more expensive and contentious than ever before. We sit down with Joshua Levinson of the East Penn School District in Lehigh County. He shares what he is hearing in the final days of this historic campaign and what it might mean for next November. 

If the federal government shuts down, it pauses funding for a raft of services that support vulnerable and low-income Americans. A key figure in Governor Josh Shapiro's administration is resigning. Documents show Secretary of Legislative Affairs Mike Vereb has been accused of sexually harassing a staffer. A Lehigh County man has been sentenced to prison for his role in the January 6th assault on the U.S. Capitol. The federal Environmental Protection Agency has approved an injection well for the disposal of fracking waste in the Pittsburgh suburb of Plum -- despite objections from some in the community. It would be the second of its kind in the borough. Support WITF: https://www.witf.org/support/give-now/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Get more LVwithLOVE Thank you to our Partners! WXPN Wind Creek Event Center Michael Bernadyn of RE/MAX Real Estate  Molly's Irish Grille & Sports Pub VIDEO VERSION: https://youtu.be/nlIHZn2vAg4 Joel Hibshman is going to run every single street in the Lehigh Valley and pick up as much trash as he can in the process. Learn about Joel's incredible journey where he's already run the 6000 some odd streets in Lehigh County and he's closing in on the remaining miles in Northampton County. Along the way, he's collected enough trash to fill up a Lehigh Valley warehouse! Thanks for the fun conversation and for inspiring others! Be sure to follow Joel on Instagram at www.instagram.com/joelhibshman to stay up to date! Some of Joel's stats as of the publication of this episode: Completed cities - 57 2023 goal: reach 24,901 lifetime miles. Long term goal: run of the 11,825 streets in the Lehigh Valley by 2025. 4,373 of 5,816 Northampton county streets completed. 10,382 of 11,825 streets in the Lehigh Valley completed. All 6,009 streets in Lehigh County completed as of December 2022. GUESTS Joel Hibshman Links Joel Hibshman Instagram: www.instagram.com/joelhibshman

Pittsburgh would become a “sanctuary city” for gender-affirming care should a recent proposal come to pass. Lehigh County folks, be wary of scammers impersonating sheriff's officers. People might be allowed to hunt deer in some of Pittsburgh's parks this fall. Finally, a rare blue moon rises tonight.

Meet Phil Armstrong, he is county executive of Lehigh County, Pennsylvania. He presides over a county that is experiencing fast growth and business is moving in. Forget the song Allentown, it's a new day in Allentown. And we talk about the local Iron Pigs baseball team, apparently there is a way to prepare to throw the first pitch. GoodGovernmentShow.com Thanks to our sponsors: National Association of Counties (NACo) Kutztown University Ourco   Executive Producers: David Martin, David Snyder, Jim Ludlow Hosts/Reporters: Carol D'Auria and David Martin Producers: Carol D'Auria, David Martin, Jason Stershic Editor: Jason Stershic

Learn how sleep impacts a woman's health and hormones. Guest:Aileen Love, MD, pulmonologist and sleep medicine specialist with Lehigh Valley Health Network, discusses sleep issues and tips to improve your sleep with Mike and Steph from B104. Chapters:     · 00:01 - Intro     · 1:31 - How many hours of sleep do you need?     · 2:07 - Do women need more sleep than men?     · 2:51 - Why sleep is essential     · 3:55 - How to improve your sleep     · 5:02 - A good bedtime routine     · 6:18 - Sleep stages and their purpose     · 7:08 - Tart cherry juice      · 7:46 - Snacks before bed?     · 8:49 - Avoid this before bedtime     · 9:28 - Sleep positions      · 10:33 - To nap or not     · 11:48 - Why am I tired during the day and awake at night?     · 12:42 - Sleep issues in women      · 14:04 - Do I need to do a sleep study?      · 15:12 - Why do I struggle with staying asleep?     · 16:44 - Impact of interrupted sleep      · 17:02 - Restless legs syndrome     · 18:17 - Getting your iron levels checked     · 19:09 - Is snoring a concern?     · 19:32 - What is mouth taping?     · 20:10 - Sleep apnea and treatment options     · 20:33 - Can magnesium help with sleep?     · 21:21 - Supplements and sleep     · 21:51 - How hormones affect sleep      · 22:51 - Hormonal birth control and sleep     · 23:17 - How sleep changes throughout your life     · 25:14 - Night sweats     · 26:38 - Poor sleep and your immune system     · 27:01 - Blue-light screens before bed      · 27:53 - How sleep and weight are related     · 28:28 - Pulling an “all-nighter”     · 29:35 - If you're a “night owl”     · 30:12 - The problem with a late bedtime     · 30:54 - Best time to go to bed     · 31:35 - Tips for quality sleepTo schedule a sleep study, visit lvhn.org/sleepstudy or learn about more services offered at Lehigh Valley Health Network at lvhn.org/pulmonology. Remember to subscribe or follow The Healthiest You, wherever you get your podcasts, so you never miss an episode.

An employee put needles in certain foods at a Giant in Lehigh County. People in one township are not a little irate over the almost $10,000 bill their commissioners racked up during a hotel retreat. A town is losing its only liquor store, but only for a little bit. Lastly — lions and tigers and beers, oh my!

Learn how your colon and gut health impact your whole body.  Guest:Kristen Halm, MD, colon and rectal surgeon with Colon-Rectal Surgery Associates and Lehigh Valley Health Network, discusses women's colon health with Mike and Steph from B104. Chapters:     · 00:01 - Intro     · 00:40 - Steph's first colonoscopy     · 1:49 - Why does my colon health matter?     · 2:13 - Signs of a healthy colon     · 2:43 - Warning signs something may be wrong     · 3:33 - Is constipation more common in women?     · 4:55 - Preventing and relieving constipation     · 5:41 - What to do if you have diarrhea      · 7:02 - Got a poop problem? When to talk to your doctor     · 8:01 - Prebiotics vs. probiotics      · 9:47 - The best vitamin for your colon     · 10:34 - What's messing up your gut?     · 11:39 - Hormones and your gut     · 12:10 - How gut health affects your body     · 13:24 - What is a colon cleanse?     · 15:08 - What's in the “magic pooping drink:” ColonBroom?     · 16:36 - Colorectal (colon) cancer     · 17:00 - Risk factors of colon cancer     · 18:23 - Symptoms you shouldn't ignore     · 19:17 - Who needs a colonoscopy?     · 21:00 - Preparing for a colonoscopy     · 22:17 - At-home screening tests     · 24:51 - Prevent and lower your risk of colon cancer     · 25:14 - What's the deal with corn?To learn more about colon cancer screenings at Lehigh Valley Topper Cancer Institute, visit lvhn.org/colonoscopy or attend the Colorectal Cancer Awareness Event at Lehigh Valley Hospital–Cedar Crest on March 29. Visit lvhn.org/colonevent to register for the event. 

What you need to know about wine, chocolate, vitamins and your heart on Valentine's Day and every day.  Guest:Ellina Feiner, MD, cardiologist with Lehigh Valley Heart and Vascular Institute, discusses women's heart health with Mike and Steph from B104. Chapters:     · 00:01 - Intro     · 1:23 - Milk vs. dark chocolate     · 1:49 - What is the healthiest dark chocolate?     · 2:15 - Antioxidants in chocolate     · 2:54 - Can dark chocolate lower your risk of heart failure?     · 3:51 - Dark chocolate recipe     · 4:17 - Are there minerals in dark chocolate that are good for me?     · 4:51 - Dark chocolate and your health     · 5:58 - The dark side of chocolate     · 6:25 - Top two minerals your heart needs     · 6:35 - How low magnesium can affect your heart     · 7:00 - What to do if you think you may be magnesium deficient      · 7:22 - Wine health benefits     · 8:09 - What is the healthiest wine?     · 8:22 - How much wine can I have?      · 9:01 - Vitamins and supplements for a woman's heart      · 9:31 - CoQ10 health benefits      · 9:58 - Fish oil and your heart     · 10:50 - Concerns about inflammation      · 11:28 - How to reduce inflammation      · 12:20 - Turmeric health benefits      · 12:52 - Is garlic good for your heart?      · 13:42 - Garlic supplements     · 13:53 - The “silent killer” in women     · 14:21 - Symptoms you shouldn't ignore     · 15:21 - Who is most at risk for developing heart disease?     · 15:31 - How heart disease affects your life     · 16:01 - Ways to prevent heart disease     · 17:22 - Broken Heart Syndrome      · 18:04 - Treatment for Broken Heart Syndrome     · 18:40 - How to take care of your heart     · 19:06 - American Heart Month     · 19:34 - Valentine's Day Plans

Learn about the best clean skin care products, collagen peptides and how to keep your skin hydrated all season long. Guest:Emily Doster, RN, esthetic registered nurse and medical esthetician with LVPG Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery–1243, discusses skin care with Mike and Steph from B104. Chapters:     · 00:01 - Intro     · 1:46 - Do I need a skin care routine?     · 2:09 - What is my skin type?     · 2:58 - Face washes based on skin type     · 4:07 - Clean ingredients to look for in products     · 6:32 - How to build a skin care routine     · 8:31 - Skin care steps start to finish     · 9:14 - Do I need to apply a face sunscreen every day?     · 10:16 - To double cleanse or not?     · 11:11 - Double cleansing and aging     · 11:35 - What is skin cycling?      · 13:04 - Retinol vs. Tretinoin     · 14:42 - Collagen benefits     · 15:36 - When should I start taking collagen?     · 16:02 - Liquid vs. powder collagen     · 17:58 - Collagen peptides vs. collagen     · 18:44 - How often should you take collagen peptides?     · 19:14 - What is microneedling?     · 20:07 - Skin care by the season     · 21:02 - What is my skin's barrier?     · 21:20 - How can I nourish my skin's barrier?     · 21:43 - Why is my skin so dry?     · 22:12 - Protecting your skin during winter     · 23:00 - Skin care don'ts in the kitchen      · 23:51 - Chocolate facials      · 24:46 - Facials offered at LVHN      · 25:16 - Skin rejuvenation treatments     · 25:47 - Best time for in-office procedures     · 26:31 - Microdermabrasion      · 27:03 - Chemical peels     · 27:34 - Dermaplaning dos and don'ts     · 28:42 - When should I see an esthetician?      · 29:25 - Skin care products you shouldn't live without     · 29:36 - Skin care goals for the new year

Learn how to maintain mental and emotional wellness all winter long. We'll talk about seasonal affective disorder, signs you may have a vitamin D deficiency, resetting your circadian rhythm and how mindfulness and light therapy may help. You can beat the “winter blues” and find a treatment plan that works for you.  Guests:Susan Wiley, MD, psychiatrist and co-founder of Lehigh Valley Health Network's Center for Mindfulness and Kelly Strickler, DO, family medicine physician with LVPG Family Medicine–Pennsburg discuss mental and emotional wellness with Mike and Steph from B104. Chapters:     · 00:01 - Intro     · 1:05 - Mental vs. emotional health     · 2:55 - Self-care tips     · 4:45 - Mindfulness exercise     · 12:02 - Prioritizing your wellness     · 13:32 - Why gratitude matters     · 14:29 - Gratitude practice     · 16:56 - App recommendations      · 18:02 - Sunlight and mental health     · 18:50 - Reset your circadian rhythm     · 20:00 - Melatonin supplements     · 21:02 - Melatonin side effects     · 21:46 - Preventing seasonal depression      · 22:43 - Low vitamin D levels     · 23:00 - Vitamin D deficiency symptoms      · 23:56 - Vitamin D supplements     · 25:30 - Light therapy and seasonal depression     · 26:54 - Stress eating and weight management     · 28:28 - Talking to your doctor about treatment options     · 29:52 - Advice to remember

Learn what happens during each menstrual cycle phase and the effects they have on your mind and body. Your period is a monthly health check and just one piece of the puzzle as to why you're feeling the way you are. On your period or not, every phase (before, during and after) impacts you.Guest:Julianna Grandinetti, PA-C, physician assistant with LVPG Obstetrics and Gynecology–1245 Cedar Crest, discusses menstrual cycle phases with Mike and Steph from B104. Chapters:     • 00:01 - Intro     • 1:24 - PMS relief      • 3:06 - Vitamins and supplements     • 3:54 - Can menstruation cause headaches?      • 5:16 - What is a regular period each month?     • 5:35 - How heavy is too heavy of a flow?     • 6:26 - Irregular periods     • 7:23 - Tampon safety     • 8:01 - Organic vs. regular tampons and pads     • 8:28 - Using a menstrual cup      • 9:31 - Period underwear      • 9:57 - Are periods a monthly health update?      • 10:22 - Should you track your period?     • 10:56 - Colors of period blood     • 11:45 - Avoid this during your period      • 12:06 - Is “period poop” a real thing?     • 12:53 - Chocolate and cramps     • 14:32 - Phases of your menstrual cycle      • 17:12 - Energy levels and your menstrual cycle     • 18:22 - Low-energy day recommendations     • 19:00 - Cycle syncing      • 19:43 - Syncing your cycle to your workout       • 20:41 - Nutrition and your menstrual cycle     • 21:26 - Advice to remember

Terry Burger, RN, Lehigh Valley Health Network's Administrator of Infection Control and Prevention, discusses how you can keep your family healthy during flu season this year with Mike and Steph from B104. Find an LVHN Flu Shot Clinic near you. 

This week we're replaying a classic episode where your hosts Steve Lowry and Yvonne Godfrey Robert Mongeluzzi of Saltz Mongeluzzi & Bendesky (https://www.smbb.com/).    Remember to rate and review GTP in iTunes: Click Here To Rate and Review   Episode Details: Trial Lawyer Hall of Fame inductee Robert Mongeluzzi of Saltz Mongeluzzi & Bendesky shares how he successfully represented the families of nine customers and employees who were killed or seriously injured in the collapse of a Salvation Army Thrift Store in Philadelphia on June 5, 2013. Nearly two weeks before the collapse of an unsupported four-story brick masonry structure onto the one-story store, Salvation Army officials were warned about the risks posed to the Thrift Store due to ongoing demolition of neighboring properties. The Salvation Army chose to ignore the warnings and failed to notify customers or employees of the danger, resulting in seven fatalities and numerous injuries. After a high-profile 15-week trial, Robert Mongeluzzi convinced the Philadelphia jury that this was no accident, securing a liability verdict, with 75% of the liability for the customers assigned to the Salvation Army and the liability for the employees divided among property owner Richard Basciano, the architect and other parties. Following the liability verdict, Robert Mongeluzzi settled the case for $227 million in the damages phase.  Click Here to Read/Download Trial Documents   Guest Bio: Robert J. Mongeluzzi Robert J. Mongeluzzi is one of the finest trial lawyers in America. He has the largest personal injury verdict affirmed on appeal in Pennsylvania history, the largest individual personal injury settlement in Pennsylvania history, the largest multi-plaintiff personal injury settlement in Pennsylvania history, the largest workplace injury verdict in Pennsylvania history, the largest verdict in a motor vehicle accident in Pennsylvania history and the largest dram shop verdict in Pennsylvania history. He has the largest settlement of a construction case in American history. He was one of the lead plaintiffs attorneys in the largest settlement of a railroad accident case in American history. He has the largest verdict for a construction worker in American history. He has the largest wrongful death settlement in Philadelphia County history. He has the largest settlement in Lehigh County history. He has handled six cases with verdicts or settlements of $100 million or more. He has had more than 400 verdicts and settlements in excess of a million dollars. He was inducted into the National Trial Lawyers Hall of Fame in 2018, was awarded the Legal Intelligencer Lifetime Achievement Award in 2017 and was the Philadelphia Trial Lawyers 2019 Michael A. Musmanno Award honoree. Read Full Bio   Show Sponsors: Legal Technology Services - LegalTechService.com Digital Law Marketing - DigitalLawMarketing.com Harris Lowry Manton LLP - hlmlawfirm.com   Free Resources: Stages Of A Jury Trial - Part 1 Stages Of A Jury Trial - Part 2

Brielle Weida, Manager of Fitness Programming at LVHN Fitness and exercise physiologist, discusses strength-training exercises at home and in the gym with Mike and Steph from B104. 

Every month I answer your questions on the podcast. If you have a question you would like me to answer, please leave me a voicemail at 516-308-2885 or by visiting www.scannerschool.com/ask Don't forget to join us on YouTube on the first Tuesday of every month for our live Q&A session.   Click here to Subscribe! Questions answered on this week's podcast Bill has a question about using a negative delay Dylan plans to move to Sullivan County, Tennessee. He has a question about what scanner to use after he moves. Greg would like to know how to use an Airspy or RSP SDR with DSDPlus. Someone from Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, he wants to know about the best scanner for his county. ====================================

Eric Wilson, MD, vascular and endovascular surgeon with Lehigh Valley Heart and Vascular Institute joins Mike and Steph from B104 to talk about spider and varicose veins. Find out what causes these types of veins and treatment options available to help you feel better in your skin. Visit LVHN.org/vein to learn more. 

AAA is warning Pennsylvanians—as well as other drivers—to take the proper precautions against the persistent heat. Lehigh County cops are warning about a group of thieves going around targeting blue USPS boxes. The replacement beams for the Fern Hollow Bridges begin their journey to Frick Park. And this the most popular shot Pennsylvanians are knocking back.

Democrats in Lehigh County dismissed party rules regarding gender that left many confused after the May 17 primary. Giant has replaced the tens of thousands of bees that were stolen earlier this year. Plus, the “Queen of Walt Whitman Boulevard” steps down from her throne. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

6:02-NEWS 6:07-Federal court rules to allow certain Lehigh County mail-in ballot despite missing a date  6:16-Philadelphia stores closing due to endless shoplifting 6:25-Monkeypox is becoming a thing  6:37-Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign manager testifies Hillary Clinton approved the Russian collusion narrative against Trump.  6:49-New Jersey games of chance commission is raising the price on games at the shore 7:05-NEWS 7:08-Everything at the Jersey shore is going up in price 7:30-Belgium becomes first country to enact a quarantine requirement for monkeypox 7:45-CUT SHEET | Brian Stelter and Kathy Barnette clash over media coverage for her campaign | Biden says to be concerned about monkeypox | Bill Mahr gets blasted by the left after saying rise in LGBTQ+ community is trendy | comedian Bill Burr will never apologize for doing a joke during a show | Former Mayor NYC Bil DeBlasio announces his campaign for Congress | Biden Administration knows the formula shortage is frustrating but they have to take safety first | Ignoring inflation, gas prices, Biden admin has move the country forward  |  8:07-McCormick and Oz lawyers arguing over the admittance of certain mail-in ballots  8:20-NEWS 8:40- Federal Court rules against the Administrative State 9:01-NEWS 9:05-Andy Mulvihill a member of the New Jersey state board of education  joined Rich to discuss the controversial education standards of sex-education for young elementary students that he is encouraging the board to revisit and revise for all school districts.  9:35-Dave Chappelle's attacker speaks out on why he attacked the comedian 9:43-CUT SHEET | BIden says the U.S. will get involved militarily if China invades Taiwan  and sends his aids on the defense | Biden says we're going through a "transition" on high gas prices | Vice President of Uber says they want replace the need for personal vehicles | Kamala Harris says the future is electric school buses | ABC's Terry Moran slams the Biden administration for the baby formula shortage  9:55-Final Thought 

6:02-NEWS 6:07-Federal court rules to allow certain Lehigh County mail-in ballot despite missing a date  6:16-Philadelphia stores closing due to endless shoplifting 6:25-Monkeypox is becoming a thing  6:37-Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign manager testifies Hillary Clinton approved the Russian collusion narrative against Trump.  6:49-New Jersey games of chance commission is raising the price on games at the shore Photo by; Michael M. Santiago / Staff

To lead off today's final hour, Dom welcomes Lehigh County District Attorney Jim Martin back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on a situation centered on mail-in balloting in his County. Last time Martin joined, Giordano grilled Martin over his decision to not prosecute multiple alleged incidents of voters depositing more than 1 ballot into drop boxes in the recent election. Martin explains that, while the county will not prosecute the incidents caught on camera, he would like to make the law clear to voters, telling what he and his County will do in future elections to strengthen security. Among other ideas, Martin hopes to add plainclothes officers into polling places to ensure that people don't submit multiple ballots. Also, Martin tells why he's against drop boxes and mail-in ballots, telling the difficulties that arise for his office due to the gray area presented by the initiative. (Photo by Getty Images)