Podcasts about mhf

Fyra av tio förare som dör i trafiken har alkohol eller narkotika i kroppen. Vad görs för att färre ska köra rattfulla i Sverige? Trafikverkets djupstudier av dödsolyckor visar att 52 personer omkom i en alkohol- eller narkotikarelaterad trafikolycka år 2023, vilket motsvarar 23 procent av alla omkomna i trafiken. Hur får vi stopp på rattfyllan? Hur kan arbetsgivare och upphandlare av transporter arbeta förebyggande? Vilka hjälpmedel finns för att upptäcka en påverkad förare och vilken hjälp erbjuds de som åker fast? Detta är bara några av frågorna som berörs i detta avsnitt om alkohol och droger i trafiken. Gäst är Tomas Jonsson, trafiksäkerhetsansvarig på MHF och VD för MHF:s testlabb av alkoholmätningsprodukter.

Plus Danny Buderis and Mark Hughes - What are they doing now with MHF?!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nurses Out Loud with Nurse Michele, RN – Abby believes everyone has a right to know how state health policy impacts their lives. MHF grows Michigan's policy conversation about healthcare economics, law, and worldview. MHF advocates for limited-government health policy based on rights of life, liberty, and property. Monitoring state health legislation raises awareness of state health policy issues...

Nurses Out Loud with Nurse Michele, RN – Abby believes everyone has a right to know how state health policy impacts their lives. MHF grows Michigan's policy conversation about healthcare economics, law, and worldview. MHF advocates for limited-government health policy based on rights of life, liberty, and property. Monitoring state health legislation raises awareness of state health policy issues...

THURSDAY JUNE 20th on EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO… On the CAMPFIRE CAFE welcome back the talented Sarah Pierce with brand new music from her album BLESSED BY THE WEST! Bobby Kerr is a 4 time PRCA Dress Act of the Year, founder of the Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame and a competitor in this year's Mustang Heritage Foundation SPECTACULAR! Bobby will be joining us on SADDLE UP AMERICA along with the new CEO of MHF, Clinton Shultz.  Listen LIVE at Noon CDT with award winning host Gary Holt at Equestrianlegacy.net or the podcast anytime at iHeart Radio, Apple Podcast, Spotify and most Streaming Platforms…Just search for Equestrian Legacy Radio!    

THURSDAY JUNE 6th on EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO… On the CAMPFIRE CAFE welcome back the talented Sarah Pierce with brand new music from her album BLESSED BY THE WEST! Bobby Kerr is a 4 time PRCA Dress Act of the Year, founder of the Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame and a competitor in this year's Mustang Heritage Foundation SPECTACULAR! Bobby will be joining us on SADDLE UP AMERICA along with the new CEO of MHF, Clinton Shultz.  Listen LIVE at Noon CDT with award winning host Gary Holt at Equestrianlegacy.net or the podcast anytime at iHeart Radio, Apple Podcast, Spotify and most Streaming Platforms…Just search for Equestrian Legacy Radio!

Just a laid back show this week.  We'll touch on things we're looking to bring out to MHF, things we're looking forward to trying, touching on the new Michigan Beer Cup High Gravity Award, and whatever else comes along!

THURSDAY MAY 2nd NOON CT on EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO NETWORK...On the award winning CAMPFIRE CAFE we welcome back the super talented Western duo The Farmer & Adele, Grace Adele & Keenan Wade for Great Music and Great Conversation! For over two decades Mustang Heritage Foundation has been the leading advocate in rehoming America's Mustangs held in government holding facilities. Today the commitment is even stronger as we continue to develop new and innovative programs designed to showcase the versatility of one of America's Greatest Treasures, the Symbol of the American West, America's Mustangs! We'll visit with Cary Scholtes, Director of Programs with MHF. Equestrian Legacy Radio thanks our fine sponsors found on our website Equestrianlegacy.net,The General Store, Legacy Select Horse Campgrounds & Guest Ranches, East of Santa Fe and Legacy Select Equestrian Properties! Join host Gary Holt LIVE Heard Around the World at Equestrianlegacy.net and anytime on iHeart Radio, Apple Podcast, Spotify and on Most Streaming Platforms…Just search for Equestrian Legacy Radio!

Kirralee Hughes & Kris Buderus stop by to chat with Tanya & Steve ahead of there Kokoda Trek. Fresh off the success of the first ladies trek to Tasmania in March this year, the MHF ladies have locked in their next incredible challenge for 2024. One of the world's great treks, the Kokoda Track links the south and north coast of Papua New Guinea across 96 kilometres of rugged mountain terrain, tropical rainforest and unspoiled villages. Our 20 ladies will walk the Kokoda track over 8 days retracing the footsteps of Australian history on this iconic pilgrimage. As part of this bucket list adventure, the girls will trek the track by day, open to the harsh and inspiring beauty of Papua New Guinea's tropical rainforest. At night, they will stay in secluded camps, sharing stories with local Koiari and Orokaiva people and listening to the nocturnal sounds of the jungle. Not for the faint-hearted, this truly is a once-in-a-lifetime adventure our MHF ladies are embarking on Donate here: https://mhfkokodatrek.gofundraise.com.au/cms/home  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Abigail Nobel checks in with the SnapCast again to talk about Systemic Healthcare problems, opportunities in state health policy, and current MHF initiatives. We welcome support of the Nonprofit SnapCast via Patreon. We welcome your questions and feedback via The Nonprofit Snapshot website.

THURSDAY FEB 8th NOON CT on EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO NETWORK...On the award winning CAMPFIRE CAFE we welcome back the super talented Western duo The Farmer & Adele, Grace Adele & Keenan Wade for Great Music and Great Conversation! For over two decades Mustang Heritage Foundation has been the leading advocate in rehoming America's Mustangs held in government holding facilities. Today the commitment is even stronger as we continue to develop new and inovative programs designed to showcase the versatility of one of America's Greatest Treasures, the Symbol of the American West, America's Mustangs! We'll visit with Cary Scholtes, Director of Programs with MHF. Join host Gary Holt LIVE Heard Around the World at Equestrianlegacy.net and anytime on iHeart Radio, Apple Podcast, Spotify and on Most Streaming Platforms…Just search for Equestrian Legacy Radio!

FIXED - Previous episode 98 was blank.  Sorry! Better Nate than Lever!  (IYKYK) It's been a while!  Join us for a post MHF show where we'll dig into our thoughts about the 2023 Michigan Homebrew Festival, or as we like to call it, "Beer Camp". Spoilers: it was awesome!

It's every parent's worst nightmare. But what if you, a family member or friend, learned that your child had pediatric cancer? It's unimaginable, but such diagnoses happen every day. That's where the Michael Hoefflin Foundation steps in and helps. The Michael Hoefflin Foundation is a non-profit organization that assists children diagnosed with cancer and their families in the Santa Clarita, Antelope, Ventura, and San Fernando Valleys. For over 25 years, the Foundation has provided individualized, caring support that addresses the various ways in which life is disrupted for local families facing a pediatric cancer diagnosis. They provide financial, social, and emotional support to local families dealing with this terrible disease. Crucial aid to families dealing with the emotional and unexpected financial burden of cancer. The aim of the Michael Hoefflin Foundation is to ensure that families have what they need so their child can concentrate on getting well. It is only through the generosity of supporters like you, that we can deliver on our mission of Hope, Help, and Healing. On May 20, 2023, the Michael Hoefflin Foundation is hosting its Annual Walk and Pancake Breakfast event at The City of Santa Clarita 's The Centre in support of kids with cancer. This year's event will have something fun the whole family will enjoy with tons of free activities for children of all ages to a traditional all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast. The Michael Hoefflin Foundation provides such important resources to families battling the throws of cancer, including care packages, counseling services, college scholarships, bereavement support, and so much more. I hope you'll consider participating in the event this year, and taking part in a truly meaningful event to honor all of the children in our community currently fighting cancer. Show Notes:A list of ways to get involved this year:Link to register for the walk and purchase your pancake breakfast tickets HERE.Link to volunteer click HERE.Link to donate items for the event click HERE.Sponsorship opportunities include $5,000 Hero Presenting Sponsor, $2,500 Guardian Sponsor $1,000 Champion Sponsor, $500 Star Sponsor, and $250 Foundation Friend Sponsor.It will be a fantastic morning with every walk participant receiving a complimentary gift! Award for Top Individual Fundraiser and Top Team Fundraiser. All money raised from the “2023 Walk for MHF” event will go directly to provide Hope. Help. Healing.™ to families struggling with pediatric cancer. For details, Michael Hoefflin Offices at 661-250-4100 or contact our event coordinator Kelly O'Keefe by cell at 661-433-8425 or by email at kelly@scvconnected.com or visit www.mhf.orgPlease don't hesitate to reach out with any questions, and feel free to forward this to anyone you think would be interested!  Additional event details can be found here: 2023 MHF Walk for Kids with Cancer - Campaign (classy.org). Make sure to get social with us HERE.Hit follow on your favorite podcast app & leave a lovely rating, and review on your favorite podcasting platform!SCV Connected is on Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, and YouTubeSC Connected is brought to you by Kelly O'Keefe of SCV Connected.

In this special episode of Object Matters, hear a live recording of a public event held in March 2023, when visual artist Mikala Dwyer is interviewed by Toni Ross about the Chau Chak Wing Museum's fourth contemporary art project titled Mikala Dwyer: Penelope and the Seahorse.  The exhibition at the Chau Chak Wing Museum is an aquatic-themed installation bristling with allusions to hippocampus, the genus name of the seahorse, derived from the Ancient Greek meaning ‘horse' and ‘sea monster'. In a wide ranging discussion they cover Mikala's practices, memory associations, the endangered status of seahorses, how she engaged with museum collection items including seahorse specimens (for example MHF.266) and ancient Greek vases depicting maritime mythology (for example NM98.41 and NMR.1021.1 both of which are in the exhibition), and how the name hippocampi was used for a structure within the brain that is shaped like a seahorse. Humans and other mammals have two hippocampi, one in each of the temporal lobes. We are always with seahorses. Guest: Mikala Dwyer was born in Sydney in 1959 and now lectures at RMIT in Melbourne. Mikala Dwyer has exhibited widely in Australia and internationally since the 1980s and is known for her distinctive experiments in sculpture, installation, and performance art.  Her practice is predominantly installation-based, in which she constructs idiosyncratic, personal spaces within the conventional architecture of the gallery, using materials that have a strong association with the body. Mikala is interviewed by curator Dr Toni Ross, Honorary Senior Lecturer (Art Theory), Faculty of Arts, Design and Architecture, UNSW. Host: Dr Craig Barker, Head of Public Engagement, Chau Chak Wing Museum and Director, Paphos Theatre Archaeological Excavations. Follow @DrCraig_B on Twitter and Instagram. Exhibition details: Mikala Dwyer: Penelope and the Seahorse (until October 2023)

The most powerful forces that can be generated by the human body are initiated, controlled, and dominated by the hip. Unfortunately, in the majority of trainees, some degree of hip dysfunction creates postures and mechanics that reduce power and stability and are generally unsound. The faulty mechanics arise from inadequate training and insufficient practice of critical hip movements. We've named this widespread fault “muted hip function” or “MHF.”

MHF is officially done for 2022 and we had a blast! We're going to try to round up some attendees to talk about our favorite parts from the weekend and have some much needed sit down in a padded chair!

Badge and Satts catch up with Mark hughes founder of MHF and currently walking to Newcastle with the Big Three Trek

Badge and Satts chat with Mark Hughes ahead of the Beanies for Brain Cancer round this weekend, latest NRL news and That's Ridiculous!

Badge and Satts catch up with Mark hughes founder of MHF and currently walking to Newcastle with the Big Three Trek

Jason and Alyssa talk about some of the basic aspects of adopting a previously wild mustang in America. The process is managed by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) with help from the Mustang Heritage Foundation (MHF). In addition to some of the adoption basics, Alyssa and Jason talk about what they've learned after adopting their TIP-trained mustang mare, Willow. If you work for BLM, MHF or otherwise have information you'd like to share, please reach out to us at podcast@reinforcethehorse.com - we'd love to have you as a guest on our show.Music provided by Justin Tamminga

We hear from competitor Emma Minteer about how she trained her mustang and how she's preparing to record and submit class videos at the Virtual NJ Extreme Mustang Makeover.   Then, Molly Pearson tells us all about the COVID Derby and why they chose to donate the proceeds to MHF.  Listen in... HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 2781 – Show Notes and Links:Your Hosts:  Michelle Bonds, Director of Marketing, and Alex Kappert, Executive Director of the Mustang Heritage FoundationTitle Sponsor: Western HorsemanGuest: Emma MinteerGuest: Molly Pearson on the COVID DerbyThere's an App for that!  Check out the new Horse Radio Network app for iPhone and AndroidFollow Horse Radio Network on Twitter or follow Horses In The Morning on FacebookAdditional support for this podcast provided by Mustang Heritage FoundationSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

We hear from competitor Emma Minteer about how she trained her mustang and how she's preparing to record and submit class videos at the Virtual NJ Extreme Mustang Makeover.   Then, Molly Pearson tells us all about the COVID Derby and why they chose to donate the proceeds to MHF.  Listen in... HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 2781 – Show Notes and Links:Your Hosts:  Michelle Bonds, Director of Marketing, and Alex Kappert, Executive Director of the Mustang Heritage FoundationTitle Sponsor: Western HorsemanGuest: Emma MinteerGuest: Molly Pearson on the COVID DerbyThere's an App for that!  Check out the new Horse Radio Network app for iPhone and AndroidFollow Horse Radio Network on Twitter or follow Horses In The Morning on FacebookAdditional support for this podcast provided by Mustang Heritage FoundationSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

Its been a week, but we are still coming down from 2021 MHF!  Grab a beer and hang out with us while we chat about the amazing time we had at MHF (and the hardware we brought back from MBC!)

Join me for a serious yet uplifting podcast as I chat to Chris White from the MHF about his lived experience with a mental health condition and how terminology, prejudice and stigma can affect someone's motivation to begin a physical activity programme. We also talk about finding our purpose, how small goals should be celebrated, enjoying physical activity and how being open, honest and proud can help to break the stigma associated with a mental health condition. Linkshttps://www.mentalhealth.org.ukhttps://www.mentalhealth.org.uk/about-us/people/chris-whitehttp://comingoutproudprogram.orgHealth FirstNaomiPTI --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/platinum-ti/message

Mustang Episode: Ever wonder what happens to wild horses once they are placed in Bureau of Land Management holding? The Mustang Heritage Foundation is on a mission to help those horses find homes outside of holding. In this episode, learn about Mustang Heritage Foundation and its mission to bring more wild horses home. Plus, hear how wild horses have positively impacted the lives of two MHF trainers. Listen in...HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 2610 – Show Notes and Links:Your Hosts: Michelle Bonds, Director of Marketing, and Alex Kappert, Executive Director of the Mustang Heritage FoundationPicture: Stephanie Linsley and Luke CastroTitle Sponsor: Western Horseman Guest: Stephanie Linsley, TIP trainerGuest: Luke Castro, Extreme Mustang Makeover competitorThere’s an App for that! Check out the new Horse Radio Network app for iPhone and AndroidFollow Horse Radio Network on Twitter or follow Horses In The Morning on FacebookAdditional support for this podcast provided by Mustang Heritage FoundationSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

Mustang Episode: Ever wonder what happens to wild horses once they are placed in Bureau of Land Management holding? The Mustang Heritage Foundation is on a mission to help those horses find homes outside of holding. In this episode, learn about Mustang Heritage Foundation and its mission to bring more wild horses home. Plus, hear how wild horses have positively impacted the lives of two MHF trainers. Listen in...HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 2610 – Show Notes and Links:Your Hosts: Michelle Bonds, Director of Marketing, and Alex Kappert, Executive Director of the Mustang Heritage FoundationPicture: Stephanie Linsley and Luke CastroTitle Sponsor: Western Horseman Guest: Stephanie Linsley, TIP trainerGuest: Luke Castro, Extreme Mustang Makeover competitorThere’s an App for that! Check out the new Horse Radio Network app for iPhone and AndroidFollow Horse Radio Network on Twitter or follow Horses In The Morning on FacebookAdditional support for this podcast provided by Mustang Heritage FoundationSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

I am honoured to welcome to the podcast Mark Hughes, former NRL player and Founder of the Mark Hughes Foundation. Born in Kurri Kurri Australia, debuted for the Newcastle Knight's in 1997, winning premiership's in 97 and 01. Also in 01 played 3 games for the NSW Blue's State of Origin team. In 2013 Mark was diagnosed with Brain Cancer and fought hard to recover. 2014 he established the Mark Hughes foundation to make awareness of Brain Cancer. As of today MHF has raised over 20 million dollars. The NRL also developed a Beanie for Brain Cancer round and all proceeds going to the foundation. He is currently the director of Air Locker Training. @markhughes_2020 @markhughesfoundation To donate to the MHF please visit www.markhughesfoundation.com.au Here we talked about, playing with the Kurri Kurri Bulldogs and the grand final win, debuting for the Knights, the game plan for 97 and 01 gran final wins, climbing Mt Kilimanjaro and Mt Everest, why the nickname? Beanie for Brain Cancer, playing in France, his fight for survival and lots of amazing stories. www.tellcraigyourstory.podbean.com www.linktr.ee/tellcraigyourstory   tellcraigyourstory@hotmail.com  @tellcraigyourstory Youtube Channel-  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcCr6P3Ja395SkapnECvOFw?view_as=subscriber #markhughes #markhughesfoundation #MHF #tellcraigyourstory #newcastleknights #kurrikurri #beanieforbraincancer #NRL  #rugbyleague #billypeden #paulharragon #andrewjohns #nswblues #centre #wing #catalansdragons #france #australia #airlocker #mtkilimanjaro #mteverest #braincancerawareness #warrenryan 

Mennonite Healthcare Fellowship welcomes Cate Desjardins to bring her passion for integrating spirituality and faith into healthcare as the organization’s new executive director. Cate has a Master of Public Health in epidemiology and is a leader in spiritual care research with a primary focus on how people use faith to make difficult medical decisions for their children or loved ones who cannot decide from themselves. Listen in to learn more about Cate’s research, how COVID-19 has affected hospital chaplaincy and her hopes for MHF.

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I det här avsnittet av Accentpodden intervjuas Lars Olov Sjöström från Motorförarnas Helnykterhetsförbund, MHF. Han berättar om trafiknykterhetens dag, eftersupning, alkolåsprogram och narkotika i trafiken. 

Mitchell payment is the youngest Canadian host and producer on the wildtv network. Mitchell Payments moment of truth tv can be found on wildtv and myhuntfix.com. Follow his adventures on social media @mitchellpayment.

Kevin Kooistra, executive director of Billings’ Western Heritage Center, discusses a variety of documents and photographs from its collection that tell the story of the Yellowstone Valley. About the series: Three historians offer glimpses into the Yellowstone Valley memories they have preserved using grant funds from the Montana History Foundation (MHF). Kevin Kooistra, executive director of Billings’ Western Heritage Center, discuss a variety of documents and photographs from its collection that tell the story of the Yellowstone Valley. Trudie Porter Biggers, business development director for the Pompeys Pillar Historical Association, shares oral histories from the original descendants of the Huntley Irrigation Project—stories she collected and preserved for the Huntley Project Museum of Irrigated Agriculture. Jennette Rasch, curator from Billings’ Moss Mansion, shares information about the collections and the new self-guided tours of the house museum. Each of these MHF grant recipients provide their important and unique Yellowstone Valley history. MHF executive director Charlene Porsild moderates the session and provides an overview on the ways in which the foundation helps preserve local history all across the state.

Trudie Porter Biggers, business development director for the Pompeys Pillar Historical Association, shares oral histories from the original descendants of the Huntley Irrigation Project—stories she collected and preserved for the Huntley Project Museum of Irrigated Agriculture. About the series: Three historians offer glimpses into the Yellowstone Valley memories they have preserved using grant funds from the Montana History Foundation (MHF). Kevin Kooistra, executive director of Billings’ Western Heritage Center, discuss a variety of documents and photographs from its collection that tell the story of the Yellowstone Valley. Trudie Porter Biggers, business development director for the Pompeys Pillar Historical Association, shares oral histories from the original descendants of the Huntley Irrigation Project—stories she collected and preserved for the Huntley Project Museum of Irrigated Agriculture. Jennette Rasch, curator from Billings’ Moss Mansion, shares information about the collections and the new self-guided tours of the house museum. Each of these MHF grant recipients provide their important and unique Yellowstone Valley history. MHF executive director Charlene Porsild moderates the session and provides an overview on the ways in which the foundation helps preserve local history all across the state.

Jennette Rasch, curator from Billings’ Moss Mansion, shares information about the collections and the new self-guided tours of the historical house museum. About the series: Three historians offer glimpses into the Yellowstone Valley memories they have preserved using grant funds from the Montana History Foundation (MHF). Kevin Kooistra, executive director of Billings’ Western Heritage Center, discuss a variety of documents and photographs from its collection that tell the story of the Yellowstone Valley. Trudie Porter Biggers, business development director for the Pompeys Pillar Historical Association, shares oral histories from the original descendants of the Huntley Irrigation Project—stories she collected and preserved for the Huntley Project Museum of Irrigated Agriculture. Jennette Rasch, curator from Billings’ Moss Mansion, shares information about the collections and the new self-guided tours of the house museum. Each of these MHF grant recipients provide their important and unique Yellowstone Valley history. MHF executive director Charlene Porsild moderates the session and provides an overview on the ways in which the foundation helps preserve local history all across the state.

Are you looking to use your gift of photography in a way that gives back to others? In episode 116, photographer Laura Jennings shares the impact photographers can have on families facing difficult times. Listen as she describes the beauty behind gifting your talents to others and how you can partner with Magic Hour Foundation to provide free sessions to families battling terminal cancer. The Bokeh Podcast is brought to you by Photographer’s Edit: Custom Editing for the Wedding and Portrait Photographer. You can also subscribe to the Bokeh podcast on the Apple podcast app, follow on Spotify, add to your playlist on Stitcher, or listen on Overcast. Laura’s Aha Moment: You can’t please everyone. So finding a niche will allow you to find your ideal client. Time Technique: Know your slow season and use that time to travel. Plan to keep one day of the week dedicated to family. Brand Position: She specializes in sunset beach family portrait sessions for tourists. The Gear Bag: Canon 5D Mark III, Sigma 35 mm Magic Hour Foundation: "I have been beyond blessed to have this talent, let alone make a business out of it that supports my family. And I felt like aside from the pro bono work I do on my own, it needed to be taken to a larger scale. That's when I found the Magic Hour Foundation, which offers free photo services (and adorable keepsakes) for families battling terminal cancer, or survivors. I met my first family in 2016 and it was honestly one the most rewarding and difficult things I've ever done. Charlie was suffering from terminal brain cancer that was quite a battle for about 7 years. He ran marathons, has a wife and 2 teenage daughters and fought so hard. They decided to take a final vacation to Panama City Beach to bring Charlie to the beach and try to relax as a family. That's when I met them. We went out to the beach at sunset for about 45 minutes and just talked, laughed, played, all while capturing their last moments together as a family. The way he looked at those girls was something they needed documented forever. I sobbed the entire walk back to my car and home, but had never felt so "accomplished" as a photographer, if that makes sense. You forget sometimes that you are creating their legacy. These pictures are not only for them right now, but for generations to come." The Magic Hour Foundation Process: 1. You’ll receive a call from the Magic Hour Foundation, who provides you with the name, number, email, and status of a person in need of the service. 2. You’ll contact the family and set up an appointment and determine any special requests for the session. 3. Run through a session just like you would a normal session, but keep in mind the sensitivity and importance of these pictures. 4. After you edit the images, you’ll upload them to the Magic Hour Foundation portal. 5. MHF creates an online gallery and keepsake box of the prints for the client. Links: Website: www.ljenningsphotography.com Instagram: @laurajenningsphotog Facebook: Laura Jennings Photography Tribes by Seth Godin PCBSUP.com Mating In Captivity - Ester Perel Shoot & Share Magic Hour Foundation Millers Lab See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tyler Lebaron from the Molecular Hydrogen Foundation joins us on Episode #4 of the Better Human Project. Tyler's foundation, the MHF will be our first monthly partner as part our Better Human Project initiative to donate to research or charities each month. Tyler is the executive director of the science-based nonprofit Molecular Hydrogen Foundation, which [...] The post BHP 004: Molecular Hydrogen Foundation | Tyler Lebaron appeared first on Ryan Munsey.

MHF:s VD Göran Sydhage berättar om MHF:s förslag om att polisinsatser mot trafikonykterhet kan utföras på distans, som ett sätt att resursoptimera Polisens arbete. Vi får också några avslutande reflektioner kring Tylösandsseminariet 2015. Med vilken känsla arbetar vi vidare med trafiksäkerhetsfrågorna 2016? Intervjuas av Angela Aylward/NTF Väst.

The male health podcast from the Men's Health Forum with comedian John Ryan and MHF websites editor Jim Pollard. Different takes on male mental health. Comedian John Ryan with a dose of optimism and a shot of attitude and therapist Adam Thearle on how the NHS can help with fast-acting, drug-free support. The ideal i-listen. You'll never feel the same again.

In the second of this series of episodes covering the recent NHS Northwest Gender Equality conferences it is the turn of the Men... Peter Baker is the Chief Executive of the Men's Health Forum -- a charity which works to improve male health in England and Wales. His presentation to us in Preston was every bit as challenging as the women's message featured in the previous episode, though markedly different. It was research by MHF that first highlighted how many NHS gender equality schemes in England appeared to have very little disaggregated evidential data, were focussed on processes rather than outcomes, or were lacking in effective consultation and involvement with service users. Many speakers stressed that equality in this context does not mean providing the same service to everyone. That's not what the law requires, and stark differences in priorities were very clear in the different messages from the men and women presenters seeking the same equality of health outcomes. Peter's presentation highlights a set of key areas where he says targetted action could be brought to bear on specific health inequalities for men; he also demonstrates how novel approaches can be used to get essential messages across to the men themselves. Click here if you would like to view and follow a handout of Peter's slides whilst listening. (PDF, 1.2Mb) In the next episode you can hear the EHRC's guidance for NHS organisations on what they expect when examining equality schemes for compliance.