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In today's JHFL message, Donnie speaks on John chapter 7 in which Jesus is speaking in the temple courts teaching about his divinity and how the authorities in that day were not taking kindly to his teachings.  Take a listen and enjoy!

In this week's fellowship luncheon message, Donnie speaks on John chapter 6 where Jesus performed the miracle of the Feeding of the 5000, explaining that he is the true Bread of Life.  Take a listen and enjoy!

CoreNet Chicago Lunch Connect Series - Economic Insights Luncheon by CoreNet Chicago

In today's HMS Fellowship Luncheon, employee Austin Darling leads the luncheon in worship and MRO Donnie Floyd speaks on Finding an Anchor when our Lives are Shaken, a tribute message to the passing of Kyle Busch.  Enjoy the message.

May 26, 2026Dr. DAVID A. HARRELL,author & Senior Pastor-Teacher @Calvary Bible Church of Joelton, TN,who will address the theme of hisbook:“GOD, EVIL & SUFFERING: UNDER-STANDING GOD's ROLE in TRAGE-DIES & ATROCITIES”& announcing Dr. David A. Harrell'sspeaking engagement @ the nextBiannual Free Iron Sharpens IronRadio Pastors' Luncheon in Loysville,PA this October!!! Subscribe: iTunes TuneIn Android RSS Feed Listen:

In today's fellowship luncheon message, Donnie speaks out of John chapter 5, where Jesus speaks of his divine authority and how his way is the only way!  Take a listen and enjoy!

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Law school teaches you how to brief a case, but it rarely teaches you how to talk to a jury. In this episode of the ABA Law Student Podcast, host Eve Albert sits down with Alicia Hawthorne, known online as The Luncheon Lawyer. Alicia, an immigration and criminal defense attorney, shares how her side hustle as a legal content creator serves as a "global crash course" in understanding the public's perspective on legal issues.Alicia also dives deep into the "theater-to-law" pipeline, explaining how improv and community theater skills are the ultimate tools for thinking on your feet in front of a judge. From battling imposter syndrome and ageism to the ethical tightrope of saying "allegedly," this episode is a masterclass in building an authentic legal brand in the digital age.(00:00) - Intro (02:14) - – Introducing Alicia Hawthorne: The Luncheon Lawyer (03:35) - – Career Pivot: The Reality of Prosecution vs. Defense (05:25) - – Shopping Around: Why You Don't Need All the Answers at Graduation (06:30) - – Overcoming Ageism and Stereotypes in the Legal Field (08:44) - – Building a Reputation: Letting Your Work Speak for Itself (10:04) - – Navigating Imposter Syndrome and Public Scrutiny (13:07) - – Using Social Media Comments as a "Free Juror Pool" (14:50) - – Learning the Art of Talking to People (Not Just Statutes) (17:13) - – Who Follows Legal Influencers? Bridging the Gap for Laymen (19:08) - – The Theater-to-Law Pipeline: Improv Skills in Court (21:02) - – Embracing Embarrassment to Become a Better Trial Lawyer (22:18) - – The Future of The Luncheon Lawyer: Media and Ethics (24:17) - – The Ethics of "Allegedly" and Dealing with Backlash (26:54) - – Setting Boundaries: Content Creation vs. Real Practice (28:39) - – Best Advice for Students: Staying Calm Under Pressure (31:50) - – Host Debrief: Applying Theater Skills to the Law (35:15) - – Strategic Anger vs. Professional Decorum in Litigation (39:02) - – Modern Legal Marketing: From Yellow Pages to TikTok (42:15) - – The Risks and Rewards of a Digital Brand (45:45) - – Closing and ABA Law Student Division Resources Click here to view the episode transcript.

In today's HMS fellowship Luncheon, Donnie speaks through John chapter 4 where Jesus talks to a woman at the well, revealing he is the true awaited Messiah.  Take a listen and enjoy!

In today's HMS fellowship Luncheon, Donnie speaks through John chapter 4 where Jesus talks to a woman at the well, revealing he is the true awaited Messiah.  Take a listen and enjoy!

In today's HMS Fellowship Luncheon, MRO Chaplain Donnie Floyd speaks to us about John chapter 3 in which Jesus speaks to us about how we must be born again.  Take a listen and enjoy!

Amid the rise of individualistic technologies and weight-loss drugs, there has been a steady decline in alcohol consumption in Western societies. Yet, Henry Jeffreys argues that this is no good thing. Instead, it suggests a gradual weakening of a shared civilisational inheritance. This audio essay is read by Leighton Pugh.Read it here: https://engelsbergideas.com/notebook/the-civilising-wonders-of-wine/.Image: Pierre-Auguste Renoir's ‘Luncheon of the Boating Party'. Credit: Maidun Collection

Gerard Craft, chef and owner of Niche Food Group, joins Chris Rongey to talk about stress in the restaurant industry and an upcoming luncheon focused on mental health. "Coming up in this industry, it was pretty cut-throat," says Craft. He agrees with Chris about the instant reactions restaurants receive on social media, claiming chefs are "facing this criticism in real time." The Hand for Mental Health Luncheon is set for May 4th at Pastaria in Clayton.

Wisconsin Economic Forecast Luncheon 2026 by wispolitics

In today's fellowship luncheon, guest speaker and MRO Chaplain Nick Terry speaks on John 2, emphasizing on how we as believers should always do the right thing.  Take a listen and enjoy!

The way to thrive in an AI future? Be authentically human.This week on The Media Roundtable you have a VIP ticket to SXSW 2026 for iHeart x Oxford Road's Luncheon with a podcasting powerhouse who consistently sees over the horizon.Dan Granger (CEO & Founder, Oxford Road) chatted with Jason Calacanis (Angel investor & Host, This Week in Startups), to break down the current state of podcasting and what's next. What they agree on? AI can't outperform human connection.The team takes on: Conversations over Impressions, Remember the Trough, The George Lucas Alley-Oop, and more. Let's dig in.“  In a world of unlimited impressions, what matters? It's that authenticity and aligning yourself with the conversations that matter.” -Jason Calacanis (Angel investor & Host, This Week in Startups)See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Spring is one of the busiest seasons in the life of McGregor, and this week's episode makes that clear. In this Around McGregor, hosts Mark, Tamar, and Christian cover an unusually full stretch of upcoming events: the preschool and children's choir spring concert on April 26, baptism in Fellowship Hall for the first time during the Renew Phase 2 renovation, Graduate Recognition Sunday on May 3 with graduates present in the 11:00 service, and a church member meeting immediately following with a vote on elder-recommended Minister to Family Ministries Mike Hess. They also walk through Spring Journey Together midweek classes, the Widows Tea and Luncheon on May 7, the All the King's Daughters event on May 9 featuring ventriloquist Julie Boyd, the Church Cup golf tournament on May 16, and VBS volunteer opportunities opening for June. Box lunch preorders for the member meeting are available at mcgregor.net/around through April 29. Whether you're a long-time member trying to stay current or someone new to the McGregor community, this episode is a practical guide to what's ahead. Presented by McGregor Podcast 2026 Visit Our Website at McGregorPodcast.com New to McGregor? Plan a visit at mcgregor.net/plan-a-visit

President Donald Trump when asked by a reporter how long he is willing to wait until he gets a response from Iran to U.S. peace proposals, replies, 'Don't rush me'; Senate Republicans take the first step in budget reconciliation, passing a budget resolution after a long session that ended in the middle of night, that will allow them to pass three years of funding for federal immigration enforcement without Democratic votes and the reforms the Democrats have demanded; House passes legislation waiving federal drilling permit requirements for geothermal operations; President Trump announces a drug pricing agreement with the pharmaceutical company Regeneron, last of 17 drug companies targeted by the administration; Justice Department reclassifies medical marijuana as a lower-risk drug. We will talk about it with Washington Post White House reporter Dan Diamond (32); Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) introduces a bill aimed at preventing what he sees as unconstitutional surveillance by the federal government. This comes as a key foreign spying tool – known as Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) Section 702 – expires in a week and debate heats up over how to protect Americans who have their conversations recorded inadvertently; U.S. Attorney for DC Jeanine Pirro announces charges against two Chinese nationals accused of running a 'scam compound' in Burma that targeted Americans to steal their life savings, perhaps $700 million in all; First Lady Melania Trump speaks at the annual First Lady's Luncheon for spouses of elected officials; Children of reporters ask House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) questions on National Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In today's HMS fellowship Luncheon, MRO Chaplain Donnie Floyd begins a series on the books of John in the Bible, and then an employee's wife gets baptized in the campus pond!  Take a listen and enjoy!

In today's HMS fellowship Luncheon, MRO Chaplain Donnie Floyd begins a series on the books of John in the Bible, and then an employee's wife gets baptized in the campus pond!  Take a listen and enjoy!

Connie Johnson joined Wake Up Tri-Counties to discuss upcoming events in Cambridge for April and May 2026. Cambridge residents can look forward to a busy spring with a variety of community activities. The public library is offering a seed library—a perfect opportunity for anyone hoping to grow vegetables or flowers, and it's free to participate. For families, there's a Kids' Movie and Paint Day on April 25th, featuring Toy Story, with registration required. The Cambridge FFA plant sale and a pork chop cookout mark ten years of their student-run greenhouse, running April 25th and 26th. Other events include the United Methodist Church's spring salad luncheon on April 30th, community garage sales May 8th–9th, citywide cleanup May 15th, classic car cruise-ins, and Spectrum Fest's all-day music on May 24th.

Our Luke Jones attended the annual Pre-Draft Luncheon and Presser in Owings Mills and Nestor had some questions and observations for the event he dubbed "The Liars Luncheon" 25 years ago as an homage to the Alibi Breakfast of Preakness week. Plenty of needs, wants and picks to discuss as the NFL Draft looms large next weekend in Pittsburgh. The post Luke Jones and Nestor reconvene after Liars Luncheon to discuss NFL Draft prospects of Ravens first appeared on Baltimore Positive WNST.

In today's HMS Fellowship Luncheon message, Donnie speaks about the omitted books of the Bible and how we can know that the books that are in the Bible currently are the true word of God.  Take a listen and enjoy!

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The Fan's Cordell Woodland talks Ravens draft after the Liar's Luncheon full 827 Thu, 16 Apr 2026 12:30:01 +0000 GswphXSVEi7r9y3zEOZLLYOCGbqKmelG nfl,nfl draft,baltimore ravens,nfl draft 2026,sports The Big Bad Morning Show nfl,nfl draft,baltimore ravens,nfl draft 2026,sports The Fan's Cordell Woodland talks Ravens draft after the Liar's Luncheon 5:30a-10a weekdays on 105.7 The FAN 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Sports False https://player.amperw

Team insiders Garrett Downing and Clifton Brown break down the pre-draft press conference from Eric DeCosta and Jesse Minter, where they discussed Baltimore's approach to this draft. The Ravens talked about how college football has changed the evaluation process, what the Ravens like about this class, and the likelihood of making a first-round trade.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The guys discuss their takeaways from the Ravens Liars Luncheon press conference today.

When faith leaders gathered at the White House for an Easter luncheon, the prayers offered weren't just politically awkward — they were theologically problematic. In this episode, Dr. James Spencer and Dr. Ashish Varma move past the headlines to examine the deeper issues: What happens when national identity absorbs Christian identity? What does the Bible actually say about kings, suffering, and God's purposes for nations? And what does faithful Christian engagement with political power look like? Drawing on the Sermon on the Mount, the book of Esther, 1 Samuel, and the theology of Paul, Spencer and Varma assess the remarks of Paula White Cane, Franklin Graham, and Robert Jeffress — and explain why the problems run deeper than bad word choices. They also highlight what faithful public prayer can look like, pointing to Bishop Barron's remarks as a constructive contrast. If you've been unsettled by the merger of Christian language and political power, this episode gives you the theological framework to understand why — and what to do with it. Read James's Article on christianity.com (available 4/14). Purchase Serpents and Doves: Christians, Politics, and the Art of Bearing Witness on Amazon.com See Ashish's Articles on providence at the Barth Center. Get early access and a bonus with a Patreon membership. Subscribe to our YouTube channel

In today's HMS fellowship luncheon message, MRO Chaplain Donnie Floyd speaks on the topic "Does the Bible Contain Errors?"  If so, can we trust the Bible?  Yes we can, take a listen.

Draft Countdown Is On! Jacksonville Jaguars Draft Luncheon Reaction | Campo & Joe 4/9

This week, we talk to Mary Fetchet, executive director of Voices Center for Resilience. The nonprofit organization's Building Bridges Luncheon, emceed by Brian Williams, will be held April 17 at the Country Club of New Canaan (sponsorship and ticket info here).

The headlines say women's sports is booming.Digit Murphy isn't so sure.We brought back hockey legend, Cornell alum, and one of the most well-spoken and outspoken voices in sports for our first Since We Last Spoke episode—and she came in with takes.Not just on the Olympics, the gold medal, and the controversial phone call that followed…but on what's actually happening behind the momentum everyone's celebrating.Because according to Digit, the system itself?Still broken.In this episode, we get into:the uncomfortable truth about who's still making the decisionswhy “growth” doesn't always mean sustainabilityand what needs to change if this is actually going to lastAnd then we go deeper.Digit shares what she's building now—a new model inside women's sports through a female-led private equity platform designed to connect teams, athletes, and capital in a smarter, more sustainable way.Not just more attention.Not just bigger headlines.But real infrastructure. Real ownership. Real change.This isn't just a conversation about hockey.It's about who controls the future of women's sports—and whether this moment is real progress… or just hype.And yes, we also tackle the most important question of all:Lunch vs. Luncheon.Find everything Digit Murphy here, including her Substack:https://www.digitmurphy.com/Not sponsored by or affiliated with Cornell University.

In today's Easter message, employee Austin Darling leads in worship and then special guest, Lead Pastor of Calvary Church Dr. John Munro delivers the greatest news we could ever hear......Jesus came to be crucified, die on a cross for our sins, only to rise again on the 3rd day so he could be our Lord and Savior!  Enjoy the message and share it with a Co-worker!

In today's HMS Fellowship Luncheon message, Chaplain Donnie Floyd asks a question we may have asked before.....Is the Bible really the Word of God?  He unpacks this all in the message, so take a listen and enjoy.

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In today's HMS Fellowship Message, Donnie Floyd speaks to us on if we should interpret the Bible Literally, citing certain scriptures he explains the true message God is trying to speak to us through his word.  Take a listen and enjoy!

Ann speaks to Signature Events manager Rebecca Sheehy about the annual Food Truck Showdown. Ann also talks to David Haight, Shirley Sims and Alicia Gonzales about the HOT Credit Union-hosted Veterans Luncheon. Features musical performance by Glen Collins. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Support comes to life at the "Everything’s Coming Up Roses Luncheon," where advocates, survivors, board members, and friends stand shoulder to shoulder for women’s health in the community. In this episode: - Hear from an emcee who connects with women over shared experiences - Meet board members who bring The Rose’s mission to new supporters - Listen to how others are making community care a priority Support The Rose HERE. Subscribe to Let’s Talk About Your Breasts on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart, and wherever you get your podcasts. Key Questions Answered 1. Why is supporting The Rose important? 2. How do insured patients help support The Rose’s mission? 3. What personal experiences deepen board members’ involvement with The Rose? 4. How do board members help promote and connect people to The Rose? 5. How does The Rose impact the local Houston community? 6. What role do banks and businesses play in supporting The Rose? 7. How can people support or get involved with The Rose? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's episode features a special behind-the-scenes listen from Perspective Ministries' Fifth Annual Luncheon of Hope in partnership with Hope Gathering. You'll hear powerful testimonies from widows in different seasons and encouragement from Tami Glasco—all centered on one truth: God sees you, is with you, and loves you.Widow Panel HighlightsLoretta Brewster (married 30 years) shares about losing her husband to liver cancer and rebuilding her life through faith, community, GriefShare, and Hope Gathering.Pippa Hidden reflects on caregiving through her husband's rare cancer and finding comfort in Genesis 16 and 21—El Roi, the God who sees.Brittany Brooker, widowed at 25 with three young sons, shares how she experienced God's love through his presence, his people, and his promises.Message from Tami GlascoTami shares key moments from her story and anchors her message in a simple truth: “Jesus loves me, this I know.” She encourages widows to stand on God's Word and stay rooted in community.Connect and Find SupportIf you are a widow and longing for community, you do not have to walk this journey alone.Hope Gathering, founded by Tami Glasco, is a Christ-centered nonprofit ministry connecting widows in local communities across the United States and Canada. Through small, relational gatherings, widows find encouragement, friendship, and spiritual support from women who understand the journey. To learn more or find a group near you, visit Hope Gathering.You can also connect with Perspective Ministries, founded by Lori Apon, for resources that support widows and fatherless families through events, biblical encouragement, and practical care. Visit our website to learn more, sign up for support, or partner with us in serving widows and fatherless children.

In today's HMS Fellowship Luncheon, MRO Chaplain Donnie Floyd speaks on How to properly interpret the Bible, citing some verses that are commonly taken out of context.  Take a listen and enjoy!

Nancy and Shelley didn’t plan to share a breast cancer story, much less two very different diagnoses, eight years apart. One faced Stage 0 DCIS at 41 after pushing for a 3D mammogram; the other walked into an annual screening, felt no lump, and still heard “Stage 2 HER2‑Positive.” In this conversation, we talk about what happens when two pragmatic, organized women lean on faith, friendship, and their networks to move fast on treatment—then turn around and use their experience to champion The Rose and the women who rely on us for access to mammograms, diagnostics, and compassionate care. Please consider sharing this episode, or making a donation at therose.org so more women receive breast cancer screening and care. Subscribe to Let’s Talk About Your Breasts on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart, and wherever you get your podcasts. Key questions answered How did Nancy and Shelley each grow up with service and volunteering, and how did that shape their careers and philanthropy? What kind of work do they do in the plastics industry, and how did Shelley end up co‑inventing a “tiltless” liner used around the world? How did Shelley’s first 3D mammogram at 41 lead to a stage zero DCIS diagnosis, and why did she struggle to call it “cancer”? What made Nancy’s diagnosis different—stage two HER2‑positive with no lump—and how did prior research for Shelly help her move quickly? How did Nancy’s long history of volunteering and relationships at Baylor help both mother and daughter fast‑track appointments and treatment? What do they mean by “God winks,” and how did shared surgeons, the same radiologist, and overlapping timelines reinforce their faith? In what ways did cancer deepen—rather than define—their mother–daughter relationship and cement that “best friends” dynamic? How do they each use their stories now to push friends, colleagues, and even their kids to prioritize mammograms and routine screenings? Why is The Rose the organization they chose to champion, and how do insured patients’ mammograms help cover care for uninsured and underinsured women? What do they want listeners to understand about the emotional side of bell‑ringing, being present for each other, and never being “too busy” to schedule preventive care? Timestamped overview 03:20 Welcoming Nancy and Shelley as Everything’s Coming Up Roses honorees; their shared background as successful women in male‑dominated plastics and lifelong volunteers. 07:20 Nancy’s early volunteer roots, decades with arts and civic groups, current work with the Greater Houston Women’s Chamber of Commerce, and Shelley’s career in plastics—including her patented tiltless liner and global travel as a family. 10:00 The “backwards” breast cancer story: Shelley’s stage zero DCIS diagnosis at 41 after pushing for a 3D mammogram, her embarrassment about calling it cancer, and the lack of family history aside from an elderly grandmother. 14:30 Nancy’s 2023 diagnosis: annual mammogram, no lump, stage two HER2‑positive, choosing a world‑class oncologist, and how watching Shelley’s calm, research‑driven approach prepared her. 18:30 How Nancy’s Baylor relationships and volunteer network helped both women move quickly through diagnosis and into treatment; the shared focus on reducing the stress of “waiting” and the role of faith in that season. 22:30 “God winks”: both having the same surgeon, Shelley’s husband later sharing her radiologist, and the reminder that—even for highly organized women—God is still in control. 26:30 How their faith kept them from seeing cancer as punishment, why they refused to play the victim, and how the experience tightened their bond without defining their identities. 31:10 Bell‑ringing surprises: Nancy showing up for Shelley’s bell, Shelley returning the favor and scaring her mom in the parking lot, and how those moments became treasured markers in their journey. 32:44 Using their platform: encouraging others to schedule mammograms, explaining how insured patients at The Rose help fund care for uninsured women, and embracing their “backwards” mother–daughter honoree role to amplify The Rose’s mission and make sure no woman walks around not knowing help is available.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The ladies are heading over to a "Girls Only" luncheon today with the other women in the building at a very fancy restaurant. That poses the question... what is Sky going to wear???See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Being a doctor has its challenges, but imagine starting out when women weren't always accepted in medicine. Dr. Elizabeth Bonefas built a practice, stood up for her patients, and guided many through tough breast cancer battles. Dr. Bonefas is the Speaker at this year's Everything's Coming Up Roses Luncheon; you don't want to miss this episode! - She helped care for our youngest ever diagnosed breast cancer patient at The Rose (listen to that episode here) - She saw surgical and health care changes over the years, from radical treatments to new options. - She shares why women’s health care access is still a struggle, especially for the uninsured. Subscribe to Let’s Talk About Your Breasts on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart, and wherever you get your podcasts. Key Questions Answered 1. How did Dr. Elizabeth Bonefas start her medical career and practice? 2. Did Dr. Bonefas always want to be a doctor? 3. Why did Dr. Bonefas choose to specialize in breast surgery? 4. How has breast cancer surgery changed from the early days of Dr. Bonefas’ career? 5. What challenges do uninsured or underinsured breast cancer patients face? 6. How does insurance status impact access to breast cancer care and treatments? 7. Are younger women being diagnosed with breast cancer more frequently now? 8. What are the current recommendations for breast cancer screening? 9. How has radiation treatment for breast cancer evolved? 10. What barriers still exist for women seeking reconstructive surgery after mastectomy? 11. What additional obstacles do women in Texas, particularly uninsured women, face regarding breast health? 12. Why is pharmacy access and drug costs a significant issue for breast cancer patients? Timestamped Overview 00:00 Interview with Dr. Elizabeth Bonefas 05:20 From General Surgery to Breast Specialist 07:38 Evolution of Surgical Education 09:58 Evolving Lymph Node Biopsy Techniques 13:29 High Biopsy Costs and Insurance Issues 16:47 Healthcare Access Challenges 20:52 Healthcare Affordability Concerns 24:21 Breast Reconstruction Access Issues 28:41 Critique on Patronizing ReassuranceSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today's HMS Fellowship Luncheon message, MRO Chaplain Donnie Floyd speaks on why we have so many different Bible Translations, and knowing which ones we can trust to be God's inspired word to us all.  Take a listen and enjoy!

Shelley didn’t see herself as “an honoree.” She saw herself as a working mom in a male‑dominated industry who just wanted to stay ahead of breast cancer. In this conversation, she walks us through the mammogram she almost didn’t get, receiving the news of a Stage 0 DCIS diagnosis, and the 10 years of follow‑up, skin checks, and colonoscopies that followed. Her story reminds us that early detection, asking questions, and having access to care—like the care The Rose offers uninsured and underinsured women—can change everything. She also shares why she’s using her role at this year's Everything’s Coming Up Roses Luncheon to spotlight access to mammograms and diagnostics for women who can’t afford them. Please consider sharing this episode, or making a donation at therose.org so more women receive breast cancer screening and care. Subscribe to Let’s Talk About Your Breasts on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart, and wherever you get your podcasts. Key Questions Answered What led Shelley to push for her first 3D mammogram at 41 instead of waiting until 50? How did her history—friends with breast cancer in their 30s and a family member who died—shape her sense of urgency? What does a stage zero DCIS diagnosis mean, and why did she wrestle with whether it “counted” as breast cancer? How did Shelley decide on a shorter, more intense “Canadian” radiation regimen, and what side effects did she experience? How did she talk to her husband and young son about her diagnosis without overwhelming them? In what ways did her workplace support her through biopsy, lumpectomy, and radiation so she could keep working? How did ringing the bell—and seeing her mother there—change how she processed the whole experience emotionally? Why did she become more assertive with doctors about mammograms, Pap smears, and other screenings after cancer? How did later health scares—melanoma on her back and her husband’s colon cancer—reinforce her commitment to early detection? What does Shelley hope listeners understand about The Rose’s role in providing mammograms, diagnostics, and treatment navigation for uninsured and underinsured women? Timestamped overview 03:30 Honoree at Everything’s Coming Up Roses, Shelley’s background as a mom and plastics industry leader, and her mother’s role as a business owner. 07:30 Pushing for an early mammogram at almost 40, getting delayed, then insisting at 41 on a 3D mammogram because of friends and family lost to breast cancer. 10:00 Calcifications, biopsy, lumpectomy, and hearing “stage zero DCIS”; becoming a “Google doctor” and wrestling with whether stage zero “counts” as cancer. 14:30 Choosing a four‑week Canadian radiation regimen, handling side effects, staying organized with questions for every doctor, and finishing treatment. 18:30 Ringing the bell, being surprised by her mom, finally breaking down, and how her kids processed “Mommy is sick but getting treated.” 22:30 Work support, flexible leave, staying on the job through treatment, and the relief of not having to fight employers while fighting cancer. 26:00 Living as a pragmatic, matter‑of‑fact patient, annual anxiety around scans, pushing for Pap smears and colonoscopies, and learning to question doctors. 29:00 Melanoma diagnosis, yearly (now more frequent) skin checks, taking her kids for annual skin exams, and teaching them why preventative care matters. 30:16 Her husband’s colon cancer, why “cancer” is both a scary and hopeful word in their home, and what it means to step into the honoree role to support The Rose’s mission of early detection and access to care for women who can’t afford it.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today's HMS Fellowship Luncheon, MRO Chaplain Donnie Floyd speaks on the topic of Where Did the Bible Come from?  He goes over its central themes and why we should always study it as God's genuine word to us all!  Take a listen and enjoy!

Personal connections the Everything’s Coming Up Roses Luncheon. Mitra Woody shares how her story led her to champion The Rose and its mission to save lives through early detection. She draws on her healthcare law background to explain why access to preventive breast care remains out of reach for many uninsured and underinsured patients. She points to mobile mammography and patient navigation as the most critical lifelines The Rose offers in vulnerable communities. During this episode, she lays out clear goals for the Everything’s Coming Up Roses Luncheon: raise serious funds, recognize longtime volunteers and spread the word about the work happening every day at The Rose. Please consider sharing this episode, or making a donation at therose.org so more women receive breast cancer screening and care. Subscribe to Let’s Talk About Your Breasts on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart, and wherever you get your podcasts. Key Questions Answered 1. Why did Mitra Woody decide to chair the Everything's Coming Up Roses luncheon? 2. What has Mitra Woody’s experience been attending previous Rose luncheons? 3. Where is Mitra Woody from, and what is her background? 4. How does Mitra Woody’s experience relate to healthcare and access issues? 5. Does Mitra Woody think access to healthcare in Texas will improve? 6. Why is having health insurance important, even if it doesn’t guarantee good health? 7. Has Mitra Woody known anyone who went through breast cancer? 8. What are some myths about breast cancer that the speakers address? 9. What community and volunteer work has Mitra Woody been involved in? 10. What does Mitra Woody believe are the most important services The Rose provides? 11. How does patient navigation help those diagnosed with breast cancer? 12. What are Mitra Woody’s personal goals for the upcoming luncheon? 13. What message does Mitra Woody want to share with women regarding their health? Timestamped Overview 00:00 From Tulsa to Law Career 03:57 Access to Preventative Health Care 07:48 Early Breast Cancer Awareness 11:23 Impact of Writing in Education 15:38 Support and Guidance After Diagnosis 17:36 Importance of Patient Navigation 20:53 Celebrating the Rose's Impact 24:29 Building Support Through Events 27:11 Everyone Welcome AnytimeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.