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This week, we turn to one of the most common parenting questions in pediatric practice: screen time and digital wellness. Our host Paul Wirkus, MD, FAAP and guest Mark Witt, MD, discuss the unique role pediatricians have in helping families navigate technology use, while recognizing the challenge of addressing an increasingly complex topic within the limited time of a well-child visit.Rather than focusing only on a specific number of screen-time hours, the conversation emphasizes an age-specific approach and encourages pediatricians to consider what screen use may be displacing. We explore how increased screen time can affect physical activity, family time, sleep, and even where children use screens within the home. The discussion also highlights the value of establishing screen-free spaces and creating healthy boundaries around technology.Throughout the episode, our guest offers practical ways pediatricians can begin conversations about digital wellness and help families develop healthy, sustainable habits around screens.AAP Statement on Screen Time Book Club: Amazing GenerationHave a question? Email questions@vcurb.com. For more information about available credit, visit vCurb.com, or for information about the UTAAP, visit aaputah.org.ACCME Accreditation StatementThis activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditation requirements and policies of the Colorado Medical Society through the joint providership of Kansas Chapter, American Academy of Pediatrics and Utah Chapter, AAP.  Kansas Chapter, American Academy of Pediatrics is accredited by the Colorado Medical Society to provide continuing medical education for physicians. AMA Credit Designation StatementKansas Chapter, American Academy of Pediatrics designates this live activity for a maximum of 1.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

There is a special relationship between a father and son. Often it's a bond that will carry far beyond the death of either one or the other. In our lives, we truly don't know how much of an impact we have on our  children, for the good or bad. We need to realize the people we see and talk to on a daily basis are watching us closely to see if our words match our deeds.

Do you ever feel angry with God?  Do you ever wonder if it's ok to be angry with God?  Is He big enough to take it?   I think we all have times when we wonder what God is up to and most of us, if we really think about it, have been angry with God at one time or another in our lives.  Often we don't get our way and believe God has made a mistake. But down deep we know that this isn't possible.

There is a special relationship between a father and a son. Often it's a bond that will carry far beyond the death of either one or the other. In our lives, we truly don't know how much of an impact we have on our children or others that we have come in contact with. We need to realize that people that we see and talk to on a daily basis are watching us closely to see if our words match our deeds. On today's program, we will hear from someone who had a father that had an impact on those around him, far more than he had realized and his life continues to impact others years after he's been gone.

Join the Women in Seed Production Network for Part 2 of our A Day in the Life Series! In this episode we continue our conversations with 3 more individuals from across our seed production sites. Listen as we discuss the challenges they face, what they love about their careers, and the things they do every day to help keep seed production sites running smoothly. Join us as we talk to Mark Witt about his cotton experiences and the unseen tasks in both safety and quality that keep everything moving. Tiffany Arizmendi talks to us about how technology has changed throughout her time and reminds us not to be afraid of change. Wrap up this episode by listening to Laura Wheeler talk about the importance of knowing your people and working together to improve safety. This episode isn't the last of our A Day in the Life series! We will be back in September when we will be joined by even more colleagues discussing their accomplishments and challenges throughout seed production. 

Season two, episode two of the Fraserburgh Cricket Club Chronicles sees us chatting to Mark Witt! Mark was a regular for the club over a number of years before leaving just as the pandemic hit to join Methlick. There were a few different things that led to him leaving on good terms, which you can hear all about in this episode - as well as his first memories of cricket, how a health scare led him to trying out the sport for himself and his first encounter with a Fraserburgh player. The Broch are running indoor training throughout the month of March for both the first team and, for the first time, girls and women-only sessions! If you're interested in finding out more, get in touch with the club's social media channels or email brochcc@btinternet.com. Thanks as always are due to Forest Fires for our theme song, Ananda.

The Alan Cox Show

Turtle Trout and his wife Betty have been working with a new tribe in Bolivia since 1955.  Today Turtle is the only one in the World translating parts of the Bible in the unknown language to a tribe in Bolivia.     Listen to a conversation with Mark Witt and Turtle Troute on this addition of Teen Quest Live. Download free Youth Group and Parent Resources on our website: Web: http://TeenQuest.orgPhone: (814) 444-9500

Turtle Trout and his wife Betty have been working with a new tribe in Bolivia since 1955.  Today Turtle is the only one in the World translating parts of the Bible in the unknown language to a tribe in Bolivia.     Listen to a conversation with Mark Witt and Turtle Troute on this addition of Teen Quest Live. Download free Youth Group and Parent Resources on our website: Web: http://TeenQuest.orgPhone: (814) 444-9500

Turtle Trout and his wife Betty have been working with a new tribe in Bolivia since 1955.  Today Turtle is the only one in the World translating parts of the Bible in the unknown language to a tribe in Bolivia.     Listen to a conversation with Mark Witt and Turtle Troute on this addition of Teen Quest Live. Download free Youth Group and Parent Resources on our website: Web: http://TeenQuest.orgPhone: (814) 444-9500

Turtle Trout and his wife Betty have been working with a new tribe in Bolivia since 1955.  Today Turtle is the only one in the World translating parts of the Bible in the unknown language to a tribe in Bolivia.     Listen to a conversation with Mark Witt and Turtle Troute on this addition of Teen Quest Live. Download free Youth Group and Parent Resources on our website: Web: http://TeenQuest.orgPhone: (814) 444-9500

You don’t always know when God is about to put you in the game.  Other times you have this gut feeling that the Lord wants to use you in a specific way or place but for whatever reason you may hesitate.  Discover 5 keys to help you stay ready and available when Jesus recruits you to help others.  Remember God wants to use everyone, regardless of their experience, education, spiritual gifts, age or status.  Mark Witt joins Jeff on today's episode of Men Unplugged. Key Tips: It’s not you’re ability, but rather your availability when being used by God for His Kingdom purposes To be available for God’s purposes, you need to clear your schedule. Know how God has designed you. Show me your friends and I’ll show you your future Remain teachable, ready to learn from others. Resources Mentioned: For full show notes and links to the resources discussed in this episode go HERE Jeff Jerina's evangelism training book.  To get a discounted pre-order copy, signup to the weekly email list HERE How to Share Your Faith course  Like or Follow the Men Unplugged Facebook Page Like or Follow the Men Unplugged Twitter Page Support Men Unplugged Mark 4:25 Philippians 1:12-18 Romans 6:23 Romans 3:23 James 14:6

Do you find yourself without hope? Are you in a situation that seems like there's no way out ? You're at the end of your rope and life has overtaken you. You just want to give up and don't know what to do. Jimmy was in a terrible accident and as a result, Jimmy lost his memory, doctors had only a scant hope of him being able to walk again. He was in an intensive care unit for almost a period of 3 months. Today, Jimmy Zinkand is the archery specialist at the TeenQuest ranch. He's trained more than a 1000 people in just 3 years. Listen to his incredible story on a one-to-one talk with Mark Witt.  

Do you find yourself without hope? Are you in a situation that seems like there's no way out ? You're at the end of your rope and life has overtaken you. You just want to give up and don't know what to do. Jimmy was in a terrible accident and as a result, Jimmy lost his memory, doctors had only a scant hope of him being able to walk again. He was in an intensive care unit for almost a period of 3 months. Today, Jimmy Zinkand is the archery specialist at the TeenQuest ranch. He's trained more than a 1000 people in just 3 years. Listen to his incredible story on a one-to-one talk with Mark Witt.  

The church has been around a long time and millions of people all over America still attend this Biblical institution called the Church. Hey, what's the best kind of church for your kids? How many keep our children interested in the Church? Is church attendance really necessary? Listen to the conversation of Mark Witt of Teenquest with Bill Blackford, long time youth pastor of Grace Baptist church, located in Washington DC on ‘Why the Local Church?' Highlights of the talk. Team approach towards building the church What keeps them coming to Teenquest faithfully every winter, many summers. Things that keep kids away from the church Is church relevant today to a lot of people? Why is local church important to get teenagers involved in the local church. What does a good church look like? What's a great youth group? How  a parent or grandparent help a teenager go to church on a Sunday Morning  

The church has been around a long time and millions of people all over America still attend this Biblical institution called the Church. Hey, what’s the best kind of church for your kids? How many keep our children interested in the Church? Is church attendance really necessary? Listen to the conversation of Mark Witt of Teenquest with Bill Blackford, long time youth pastor of Grace Baptist church, located in Washington DC on ‘Why the Local Church?’ Highlights of the talk. Team approach towards building the church What keeps them coming to Teenquest faithfully every winter, many summers. Things that keep kids away from the church Is church relevant today to a lot of people? Why is local church important to get teenagers involved in the local church. What does a good church look like? What’s a great youth group? How  a parent or grandparent help a teenager go to church on a Sunday Morning  

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This show features Tim Gallagher and Mark Witt, the two have been talking about having their own cooking show for awhile and with the right push from Lydia it finally happened! Whether you are a great cook or a novice we hope to make cooking more approachable and fun.  To help make this show a success we need full audience participation, send us your name suggestions, recipes, and questions and we will answer them on out next episode.  

 We need help coming up with a name for our new show..so.... all and any suggestions are welcome!  This shoe features Tim Gallagher and Mark Witt, the two have been talking about having their own cooking show for awhile and with the right push from Lydia it finally happened! Whether you are a great cook or a novice we hope to make cooking more approachable and fun.  To help make this show a success we need full audience participation, send us your name suggestions, recipes, and questions and we will answer them on out next episode.   This week's recipe:  Beer Can Chicken!  1- 4lb Whole Chicken   Brine Recipe: Juice of.....  2 oranges  1 Lemon 1 Lime  1 1/2 Tablespoon Kosher Salt 1 teaspoon of dried thyme  1Tablespoon crushed red pepper flakes  Using 2 Cup measuring cup add the juices of the oranges, lemon, and lime. Top it off with 1 1/4 cup with water.  Add remaining ingredients  Put chicken in a 1 gallon ziploc bag  Add brine  Push the air out of the bag as you close it.  Refridgerate the chicken in the bag for at least 6 hours.  Remove the chicken from the bag and rinse.  Place the chicken on top off 1/2 can of preferred beverage  Cook until 170 degrees in the dark meat.