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Watch hol+ by Dr. Taz MD on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@DrTazMD/podcastsWhat's Jane Seymour's secret to staying vibrant, energized, and stunning at 74? In this episode of Hol+, Dr. Taz MD sits down with the legendary actress, artist, and philanthropist to uncover the truth about aging well, from beauty and brain health to mindset and modern wellness. You'll learn Jane's holistic routine for longevity, energy, and beauty from the inside out, including her views on intermittent fasting, core workouts, clean eating, stress management, and powerful supplements. She shares how she balances a thriving acting career, a passion for giving back, and the joy of being a grandmother, all while breaking Hollywood's age stereotypes.Jane opens up about:Her daily rituals for healthy aging and emotional vitalityHow she's avoided Botox and facelifts while aging gracefullyHer philosophy of “now is it” and how it keeps her groundedThe one simple wellness habit she never skipsWhy she believes passion, purpose, and open-hearted living are the ultimate youth elixirsIf you're tired, burned out, or wondering how to feel better and look better as you age, this episode is a must-watch.Topics Covered:Anti-aging routines that workMind-body-spirit connection in wellnessHow to protect your skin and energy from the inside outBreaking the stigma of aging, especially for womenHow to choose the right supplements without overwhelmThe power of core strength, consistency, and self-awarenessConnect further to Hol+ at https://holplus.co/- Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to stay updated on future episodes of hol+.About Jane Seymour:A multiple Emmy and Golden Globe winner, recipient of the Officer of the British Empire (OBE) bestowed upon her by Queen Elizabeth II, Jane Seymour has proven her talents in virtually all media, the Broadway stage, motion pictures and television.  As iconic star of the beloved TV series “Dr. Quinn: Medicine Woman,” she became a role model to young women and girls throughout the world with her inspiring rendition of a woman who can courageously dare, achieve, and improve anything a man can do, investing it with that “woman's touch” of caring humanity.   Seymour currently stars in the leading role in Harry Wild for Acorn TV and BBC America as a retired college professor who cannot quite manage to stay quietly retired to the dismay of her police inspector son.  Beyond her acting career, Seymour has made significant contributions as a producer and philanthropist. She has been involved in numerous charitable initiatives, including the creation of the Open Hearts Foundation, which supports nonprofit organizations aligned with her mother's philosophy of selfless giving. Seymour's artistic endeavors extend to her work as a sculptor and painter, with notable exhibitions and collaborations, including designing limited-edition champagne bottles and receiving accolades for her contributions to the fine arts. Today, she continues to inspire others through her art, philanthropic efforts, and motivational speaking, all while balancing her roles as a mother and grandmother.Stay ConnectedSubscribe to the audio podcast: https://holplus.transistor.fm/subscribeSubscribe to the video podcast: https://www.youtube.com/@DrTazMD/podcastsFollow Dr. Taz on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drtazmd/https://www.instagram.com/liveholplus/Join the conversation on X: https://x.com/@drtazmdTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@drtazmdFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/drtazmd/Follow Jane Seymour:www.JaneSeymour.comhttps://www.instagram.com/janeseymourHost & Production TeamHost: Dr. Taz; Produced by Rainbow Creative (Executive Producer: Matthew Jones; Lead Producer: Lauren Feighan; Editors: Jeremiah Schultz and Patrick Edwards)00:00 Introduction 02:15 Jane Seymour on Aging and Energy05:17 Challenges and Triumphs in Jane's Career10:20 Her Daily Routine and Health Practices19:58 Challenges of Maintaining a Healthy Diet21:52 The Role of Supplements in Modern Life23:23 Healthy Aging and Energy28:29 Balancing Natural and Modern Beauty32:04 The Gift of Health and Final Thoughts

 A new historical romance series is coming, The Band of Brothers. Listen in to discover what to expect from the series and the first book, Unwavering Faith. note: links may be affiliate links that provide me with a small commission at no extra expense to you. As a lover of "the damsel in distress" trope, Melissa LaShure gives it a fresh twist in this series. I'm excited to find out what it looks like.   Even better, book two is coming out in May/June.  And... don't forget, you can only get the books on her website--print, eBook, and audio!   Unwavering Faith by Melissa LaShure Tombstone meets Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman. In a lawless land, Brody Young and his Bounty Brothers stare down the face of evil to protect the innocent. They're known for forcing outlaws to confront justice. Until Brody takes on his first female bounty. Wrongfully accused of murder, Claire Belonge flees 5th Avenue New York in search of her brother in Dodge City. She soon finds herself in over her head in this wild west town. In utter desperation, she turns to the one man who has the ability to save her. Brody navigates uncharted territory with Claire, his beautiful bounty. She stirs a deep-seated desire to protect her at all costs. As truths are revealed, he'll have to make a commitment he's unsure he can honor. Claire's faith is set to be exposed as she confronts assassins and outlaws. Will Brody's unwavering faith in God point her to Christ? Is it possible for Brody to safeguard Claire from her enemies and his? Does the happiness they've found in each other's arms have a chance of surviving? This heart-pounding romance is guaranteed have you gripping the edge of your seat and swooning for our hero. Learn more about Melissa on her WEBSITE and follow her on GoodReads. Like to listen on the go? You can find Because Fiction Podcast at: Apple Castbox Google Play Libsyn RSS Spotify Amazon and more!

Join us for all things A Farewell to Farms, Starbase 80?!, a media literacy tangent, Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman (are you surprised?), and as always, Adrienne and Sophie disagreeing vehemently, BUT! amicably.

Jane Seymour, known for her iconic roles in "Doctor Quinn Medicine Woman" and "Somewhere in Time," talks about her latest film, "Ruby's Choice." The film delves into dementia's profound impact on individuals and families. Seymour shares her personal insights on portraying Ruby, emphasizing the importance of compassion and connection. The episode also touches on Seymour's health practices, including intermittent fasting and the Mediterranean diet, offering listeners practical wellness advice. www.janeseymour.com

January 30-Feburary 5, 1993 This week Ken welcomes BACK to the show, former Boston and now TN comedian Shawn Carter. Ken and Shawn discuss his move to Tennessee, living in an RV, and opening a comedy club in Bristol. He shares insights into the differences between Tennessee and Virginia, including tax rates and downtown areas split by state borders. The conversation also touches on the late-night talk show wars between Letterman and Leno. The TV Guide issue from January 30th to February 5th, 1993, is reviewed, highlighting the move of Seinfeld to Thursday nights and the lineup of must-see TV shows. The conversation concludes with a discussion on watching Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman and local TV shows in Boston. In this part of the conversation, Ken and Shawn discuss various topics including TV shows, skiing, the Super Bowl, alternative programming, a puppet show at the comedy club, a burlesque show, strip clubs, and riding motorcycles. They also mention push-up contests, push stand-up comedy, arm wrestling, whiskey sours, bartending, visiting Asheville, movies and TV shows, living in Bristol, wildlife in Tennessee, open carry and gun culture, regional cuisine, and local news segments. They also touch on the Golden Palace spin-off series, Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman, and the Barter Theater. The conversation provides insights into the unique aspects of life in different regions and the cultural experiences they offer.

In a time when our world is marred with difficulty and polarization, we need levity and humanity. John Walker joins me on the show to share his wisdom and insights on how to overcome our rigid nature and learn to dance with our fears in life. Drawing on his background in theatre and love for G.K. Chesterton, we discuss the ways to participate more fully in our lives and have an adventure with God. John Walker is a Professor of Theatre at Franciscan University of Steubenville. He is also an award winning professional actor in film, television and theatre from London to Los Angeles for over 40 years. Credits include guest star and recurring roles on General Hospital, Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman, Homicide Life on the Street, Enemy Of The State and many more television shows and movies. For more information on John's work click the link below https://www.encountergkchesterton.com/ READ BELOW TO TRANSFORM YOUR FAMILY TODAY AND GAIN ACCESS TO OUR FREE RESOURCE! YOU WILL GET: A springboard to enhance communication and end repeated conflict with your spouse,  Enable you to better parent and enjoy your relationship with your children.  Reduce your frustration and bring more peace to your home. Provide needed direction as we try our best to navigate dilemmas that naturally spring up around family life.   STOP AVOIDING DIFFICULT CONVERSATIONS WITH YOUR SPOUSE!  DO THIS INSTEAD! Download FREE FAMILY CULTURE RESOURCES LINK BELOW! ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://forms.aweber.com/form/19/955349019.htm⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Become a Hope Smuggler. Email your questions and ideas for future episodes to dlawsonpsych@gmail.com. or voice message by clicking https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dan-lawson1/message. For more information on ways to smuggle more hope into your marriage go to www.heartsrenewed.org for online resources designed to transform Catholic marriages. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dan-lawson1/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dan-lawson1/support

After successful theatrical and television runs in Australia and New Zealand, Vision Films announces the limited theatrical release on April 26, 2024 of the Jane Seymour starrer Ruby's Choice, followed by the North American Transactional VOD release on May 7. Directed and produced by Michael Budd, written by Paul Mahoney, produced by Jessica Butland, Holly Brisley, Bianca Wei, Allison Berger, and executive produced by Sir Owen Glenn and Budd, the film was acquired in a deal with Carlos Alperin and his Australian sales company Galloping Entertainment. It racked up many festival awards and achievements both in the US and abroad, including a double victory at the 2023 Burbank International Film Festival (BIFF) where it won Best Foreign Film and Best Feature Film. A limited theatrical run starts on April 26, 2024 at The Laemmle Town Center in Encino, CA including a Q&A with Jane Seymour after the matinee on Sunday, April 28. Please visit laem.ly/3VOhR0l for more details and tickets. The movie will open the same day at the Old Mill Playhouse in The Villages, FL. Jane Seymour, known for her celebrated career ranging from the 1973 Bond girl "Solitaire" to Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman and more recently The Kaminsky Method, embraces one of the most powerful and emotionally charged roles of her career. Ruby's Choice intricately weaves a poignant narrative around a teenage girl whose life takes a profound turn when she shares her space with her grandmother (Seymour) battling dementia. What begins as initial resentment transforms into a journey of love, self-discovery, and the revelation of long-held family secrets. Watch the trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omYDwdk5jdA Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/arroe-collins-like-it-s-live--4113802/support.

After successful theatrical and television runs in Australia and New Zealand, Vision Films announces the limited theatrical release on April 26, 2024 of the Jane Seymour starrer Ruby's Choice, followed by the North American Transactional VOD release on May 7. Directed and produced by Michael Budd, written by Paul Mahoney, produced by Jessica Butland, Holly Brisley, Bianca Wei, Allison Berger, and executive produced by Sir Owen Glenn and Budd, the film was acquired in a deal with Carlos Alperin and his Australian sales company Galloping Entertainment. It racked up many festival awards and achievements both in the US and abroad, including a double victory at the 2023 Burbank International Film Festival (BIFF) where it won Best Foreign Film and Best Feature Film. A limited theatrical run starts on April 26, 2024 at The Laemmle Town Center in Encino, CA including a Q&A with Jane Seymour after the matinee on Sunday, April 28. Please visit laem.ly/3VOhR0l for more details and tickets. The movie will open the same day at the Old Mill Playhouse in The Villages, FL. Jane Seymour, known for her celebrated career ranging from the 1973 Bond girl "Solitaire" to Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman and more recently The Kaminsky Method, embraces one of the most powerful and emotionally charged roles of her career. Ruby's Choice intricately weaves a poignant narrative around a teenage girl whose life takes a profound turn when she shares her space with her grandmother (Seymour) battling dementia. What begins as initial resentment transforms into a journey of love, self-discovery, and the revelation of long-held family secrets. Watch the trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omYDwdk5jdA Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/arroe-collins-unplugged-totally-uncut--994165/support.

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At the Farm, Heath is otherwise known as “Kathleen's husband.” He is the guy that floats around on the weekends lugging toolboxes, skill saw, sprinkler fittings, and plumbing implements – fixing this and that and trying to stay out of the boss-lady's way. Heath grew up in the Colorado mountains, living the rural life. He worked with horses from an early age. A big kid for his age, Heath spent the summer between 6th and 7th grade on a logging crew high up in the San Juan Mountains. His job was to section the felled logs into 8 ft lengths, and then run a team of gigantic draft horses to drag the logs out of the deep forest. He nicknamed the drafts Heckle and Jeckle due to their often caustic sense of humor.At age 13, he spent the summer working at a Colorado dude ranch, wrangling horses (and people). He learned how to drink coffee during those 4:30 am mornings. Herding 30 horses out of a 100-acre pasture every morning required caffeine and patience. Heath moved to South Dakota at age 14. With his mom's help, he his first business. He purchased 4 two-year-old colts, broke and trained them, and then sold them. The company was a bust, however, because he lost a quarter of his profits after falling in love and keeping “Good ol' Sackett” (who was a not a so “good” Arabian roan) Sackett was a runner. If you gave him his head, he would bolt, ears back, eyes white and manic. Heath truly had to cowboy up to get him under control. Quickly he devised a plan to only let Sackett “run” when he was headed uphill. It had to be a big hill, though, because if Sackett wasn't blown by the time he reached the top – the downhill white-eyed run was terrifying.Heath left home at 17 and moved to Aspen, Colorado. There he met a photographer while busing tables. The woman asked him to sit for some fashion photos. They weren't very good, but the experience began a new twisting trail in Heath's life. He moved to Los Angeles, did some modeling while also training horses in Malibu for a Hollywood film mogul, and within a few months, he was invited to model in Paris. He stayed in Europe for a year. (Where, incidentally, he was struck by lightning during a solo camping trek up Mont Blanc, but that's another story.)Back in LA, Heath quickly moved from modeling to acting. He worked with top celebrities and directors in the industry with stints in Wyatt Earp, Doctor Quinn Medicine Woman, and eventually as a series regular on The Young And the Restless. After 20 years, he transitioned again, from acting to writing, penning two novels and a memoir, and countless film and television scripts.Finally, he met Kathleen. Except for the western movies he performed in, Heath had been away from his equine roots for most of his time in Hollywood, and he could notbelieve his luck when he found a “horsewoman” in the middle of LA!In 2010,as he watched Kathleen working on her first variations of No Thrush powder and then saw how her colleagues kept begging her to make some more of her “Thrush Stuff,” Heath finally suggested,“This is clearly somethingthat works, and people seem to want it. We should make a big batch and see if it will sell.”That was the beginning. The husband and wife team worked in the garage into the late hours making powder and working out the logistics. There was a lot to learn! Internet sales went crazy right away, and they were up until midnight every night packing boxes. Soon No Thrush was in the local stores and then spreading outward in a ripple effect. Within a year, the product was sold nationally and had jumped the pond into the EU, Japan, AU, NZ, etc.Heath now runs the Four Oaks Products production facility. Just as he does on the weekends at the farm, he wears many hats and carries many toolboxes.Facebook personal -

Happy Thanksgiving!  Kelly and Mark talk Thanksgiving foods and discuss everything about this wonderful episode!  We hope you enjoy this special Thanksgiving episode! Giving Thanks is the seventh episode of Season 2 of Dr. Quinn: Medicine Woman and the twenty-fourth episode overall. It's Thanksgiving and the area is in the middle of a drought. Dr. Mike believes the Cheyenne can help the people in town survive, but the suspicions and prejudices of Jake and Loren threaten to get in the way. Jake and Loren steal water from what they believe to be the Cheyenne's secret supply of water, and sell it to others in town, despite warnings from Cloud Dancing. It doesn't turn out quite like they expected it to and turns into an outbreak of dysentery . Dr. Mike and Sully take their first steps at officially courting. Giving Thanks originally aired on November 27, 1993 Now there's a place to buy Dr QuinnCast Merchandise! https://www.etsy.com/shop/ForYourLittleHouse Maybe you want something a little more handmade? Kelly has her own Etsy store where you can find tons of amazing handcrafted items with a focus on Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman and more! - please take a look! https://www.etsy.com/shop/HandCraftLittleHouse

I'm thrilled to bring you a stimulating conversation with the extraordinary Jonelle Allen. Recognized for her stellar performances in productions like "Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman" and her Broadway debut in "Two Gentlemen of Verona", Jonelle takes us through her remarkable journey from a three-year-old dancing on TV to collecting accolades like the three ACP Awards, a Tony Award nominations, and a Critics Choice Award. This discussion isn't just a chronicle of her successful career, it's a testament to the evolution of theater acting in Hollywood, marked with Jonelle's own experiences and insights.This conversation isn't just about the footlights and applause, it's about unmasking the intense struggle behind the scenes. Jonelle candidly converses about her battles with racism in the industry, her inspirational mentors, and the resilience that spurred her forward. She reminisces about her transition from the old guard theater of the Amundsen to the pulsating energy of the Mark Taper Forum, offering a rare perspective into the world of theater. Through her story, Jonelle sketches a vivid narrative of an artist's journey in overcoming adversity to leave an indelible mark in the theater and film industry.However, the conversation doesn't stop at the stages and screens. In this episode, Jonelle shares pearls of wisdom drawn from personal experiences. She talks about her triumphant battle with alcoholism, maintaining sobriety for 35 years, and how she navigated personal loss, losing her husband and mother within a year. On a lighter note, Jonelle gives priceless advice on relationships and personal growth. Brace yourself for a fascinating discourse with Jonelle Allen, an artist's artist, and a woman of inspirational strength and determination.

I'm thrilled to bring you a stimulating conversation with the extraordinary Jonelle Allen. Recognized for her stellar performances in productions like "Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman" and her Broadway debut in "Two Gentlemen of Verona", Jonelle takes us through her remarkable journey from a three-year-old dancing on TV to collecting accolades like the three ACP Awards, a Tony Award nominations, and a Critics Choice Award. This discussion isn't just a chronicle of her successful career, it's a testament to the evolution of theater acting in Hollywood, marked with Jonelle's own experiences and insights.This conversation isn't just about the footlights and applause, it's about unmasking the intense struggle behind the scenes. Jonelle candidly converses about her battles with racism in the industry, her inspirational mentors, and the resilience that spurred her forward. She reminisces about her transition from the old guard theater of the Amundsen to the pulsating energy of the Mark Taper Forum, offering a rare perspective into the world of theater. Through her story, Jonelle sketches a vivid narrative of an artist's journey in overcoming adversity to leave an indelible mark in the theater and film industry.However, the conversation doesn't stop at the stages and screens. In this episode, Jonelle shares pearls of wisdom drawn from personal experiences. She talks about her triumphant battle with alcoholism, maintaining sobriety for 35 years, and how she navigated personal loss, losing her husband and mother within a year. On a lighter note, Jonelle gives priceless advice on relationships and personal growth. Brace yourself for a fascinating discourse with Jonelle Allen, an artist's artist, and a woman of inspirational strength and determination.

Show Notes Episode 414: “Admiral, It is the Enterprise!” This week Host Dave Bledsoe boldly goes where he has never gone before! (Meaning a bar in Bayonne New Jersey where he hopes they've never heard of him!) On the show this week we open hailing frequencies and tell you about the time nerds convinced the President to name a space shuttle after a TV show (Dr Quinn Medicine Woman). Along the way we learn about Dave's fantasies. (Thank god we are talking about his CHILDHOOD fantasies not the sewer that they are today!) Then we dive right into the Big Dreams NASA had after going to the Moon! (We were gonna get Moon Bases!) and how reality, along with Dick Nixon, brought them back down to Earth. We then learn a little about the American Space Truck, the Flying Ford F-150! (Could have been worse, could have been a Chevy) Then we talk about how even the modest dreams of the shuttle program had to be dialed back in the face of harsh reality. (Do we mention Reagan? Sadly, we do.) Finally, we tell you how a group of very determined nerds used their powers of persuasion not to get someone to finally sleep with them, but convince Gerald Ford to name a shuttle after an imaginary spaceship. (Meaning their girlfriends would continue to be imaginary.) Our Sponsor this week is the PodTrek Podcast, three middle aged white dudes doing five shows complaining about modern Star Trek being “woke”. We open with NASA unveiling the shuttle and close with the Firm boldly going forward because they can't find reverse. Show Theme: Hypnostate Prelude to Common Sense The Show on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheHell_Podcast The Show on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/whatthehellpodcast/ The Show on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjxP5ywpZ-O7qu_MFkLXQUQ www.whatthehellpodcast.com Give us your money on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/Whatthehellpodcast The Show Line: 347 687 9601 Closing Music:https://youtu.be/FCARADb9asE We are a proud member of the Seltzer Kings Podcast Network! http://seltzerkings.com/ Citations Needed: THE POST-APOLLO SPACE PROGRAM: DIRECTIONS FOR THE FUTURE http://libarchstor2.uah.edu/digitalcollections/files/original/20/1632/Binder1_081110135224.pdf Wikipedia: Space Shuttle program https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Shuttle_program Social, Cultural, and Educational Legacies https://www.nasa.gov/centers/johnson/pdf/584743main_Wings-ch6a-pgs459-469.pdf NASA NAMING COMMITTEES https://history.nasa.gov/SP-4402/app-d.htm Grassroots Enterprise: How the Space Shuttle got its name http://startrekdom.blogspot.com/2007/04/grassroots-enterprise-how-space-shuttle.html Declassified Memos Reveal Debate Over Naming the Shuttle "Enterprise" https://gizmodo.com/declassified-memos-reveal-debate-over-naming-the-shuttl-1603073259 45 Years Ago: Space Shuttle Enterprise Makes its Public Debut https://www.nasa.gov/feature/45-years-ago-space-shuttle-enterprise-makes-its-public-debut Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This is Part 3 of The Summer of Hank! #summerofhank The Summer of Hank continues! In this installment of The Summer of Hank, Kelly and Mark discuss everything about this episode - we hope you have a great time listening! Orphan Train is the fifteenth episode of Season 2 of Dr. Quinn: Medicine Woman, and the thirty-second episode of the series. Dr. Mike spends time with the Reverend doing her best to help orphans find homes, while they stay with her in the meantime. The Reverend becomes interested in adopting children of his own, resulting in him proposing to Dr. Mike. She must decide whether to keep courting Sully or marry the Reverend. While the orphans stay with Dr. Mike, Matthew, Colleen. and Brian begin to feel like she has no time for them. Meanwhile, Robert E. makes a wooden leg for an orphaned amputee, and Hank hires Jennifer, a young orphaned girl. Due to hiring her, Hank offers to let Myra out of her contract. Myra must decide what she wants to do. Orphan Train originally aired on January 29, 1994 Now there's a place to buy Dr QuinnCast Merchandise! https://www.etsy.com/shop/ForYourLittleHouse Maybe you want something a little more handmade? Kelly has her own Etsy store where you can find tons of amazing handcrafted items with a focus on Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman and more! - please take a look! https://www.etsy.com/shop/HandCraftLittleHouse

If you're a doctor who leaves the big city to practice in a small town, then have we got the episode for you! John and Adam breakdown the Michael J Fox film Doc Hollywood, review Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman, and do a recasting of Doc Hollywood using actors of today. Enjoy! www.bfopnetwork.com www.patreon.com/blastpastcast www.instagram.com/blastpastcast

In this episode, we celebrate 7 years of making podcast-a-roonies together with a mega stuffed, giant sized, jam packed, record breakingly girthy, extra lengthed episode of your favorite guilty pleasure podcast that honors the past, present, and future of this 2 man circus known as The Nerd Blitz With Doom And Fitz! We kick off the show talking about Little House On The Prairie & Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman before we dive into the 2023 edition of The Nerd Blitz Hall Of Fame, then we dive into the final installment of our tribute to Kevin Conroy with a commentary for his final turn in animation as the Batman. In our middle segment we do the prep work for an upcoming Patreon 1st podcast, we follow that up with a commentary for the 2nd Chapter of The Mandalorian, and in our wrap-up we place 3 deserving inductees into The Nerd Blitz Hall Of Shame, so buckle the fuck up, gang, as this one is bursting at the seams with TNB goodness for listeners, both long time and newly minted! Thanks for continuing to take this journey through weirdness and wonder right along with us, gang.

Harvey Brownstone conducts an in-depth interview with Joe Lando, Award-Winning Actor, “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman”, “A Christmas Spark” & “Night Train” About Harvey's guest: Today's special guest, Joe Lando, is an award-winning actor who's brought us many memorable performances in numerous movies including “Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home”, “Shadows of Desire”, “Alien Nation: The Enemy Within”, “Seeds of Doubt”, “Blindness”, “Born Wild”, “The Untold Story”, and his latest film, “Night Train”, directed by the amazing Shane Stanley who recently appeared on our show.     You've also seen him in dozens of TV shows including “One Life to Live”, “Higher Ground”, “Wildfire”, “The Secret Circle”, “The Bay” and “The Bold and the Beautiful”.    But he's perhaps best remembered for playing Byron Sully, the love interest and husband of Jane Seymour's character on the hugely popular hit TV show, “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman”.  He reprised his role as Sully in “Dr Quinn Medicine Woman: The Movie”, and “Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman: The Heart Within”, as well as in the hilarious comedy short, “Dr. Quinn Morphine Woman”.    And those of us who couldn't get enough of the onscreen chemistry between our guest and the wonderful Jane Seymour, got to see them together again in “Perfectly “Prudence”, “Friendsgiving” and “A Christmas Spark”.  In 1993, he was included in People Magazine's list of the 50 Most Beautiful People in the World.   But he's so much more than that.  Besides being a great actor, he's a highly skilled chef, an avid cyclist, and a very devoted family man. For more interviews and podcasts go to: https://www.harveybrownstoneinterviews.com/ https://twitter.com/joe_lando#JoeLando   #harveybrownstoneinterviews

Joe Lando chronicles his acting career, from his star-studded Hollywood entrée to his first soap role as ONE LIFE TO LIVE's Jake, his memories of DR. QUINN MEDICINE WOMAN and his current role as a judge on B&B with Digest's Stephanie Sloane and Mara Levinsky. We also discuss all of the breaking news of the new year.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

It's the final PARENTAL CONTROL and we brought back Marty's sister Mickey to talk about the TV show which inspired her name - Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman.We cover two episodes of the family-themed Western show. Marty gets mad at the past (like always), Mickey has conflicting feelings about her namesake, and Dan introduces us to a man with a "striking" history. Follow Breaking Mayberry on Twitter: twitter.com/BreakMayberry,Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/383110240030195/or email us at breakingmayberry@gmail.com

Happy fa la la la holidays everyone! We're officially on the other side of the 2022 Christmas TV movie season, can you believe it?? There was no UpTV this week and I purposefully didn't watch Netflix's The Noel Diary just yet but that didn't stop us from the biggest week yet featuring a full lineup on Hallmark, Lifetime, and GAC Family. Hallmark started strong with My Southern Family Christmas on Thanksgiving night but fell by the wayside with #Xmas and A Royal Corgi Christmas on Friday. The crushed Saturday night with A Tale of Two Christmases and Lacey Chabert's Haul out the Holly and then finished strong on Sunday with A Christmas Cookie Catastrophe and easily winning the coveted 8pm Sunday after thanksgiving slot with A Holiday Spectacular featuring the Rockettes. Hallmark Movies and Mysteries's Time For Him to Come Home For Christmas left me bawling and is my new favorite from that channel. Lifetime stayed solid this week with The 12 Days of Christmas Eve featuring Kelsey Grammer and won Friday with Mario Lopez and Jana Kramer's Steppin into the Holiday. Their Sunday Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman mini reunion with Jane Seymour and Joe Lando was a fantastic Sunday edition but just didn't quiet knock off Hallmark. Baking All the Way on Thursday just wasn't a watch for me. And then GAC Family finally delivered a solid movie on Friday with Christmas at the Drive-In featuring Danica McKellar and Neal Bledsoe. Saturday's I'm Glad it's Christmas with Gladys Knight, Jessica Lowndes, and Paul Greene wasn't a win for me, and Sunday's Candace Cameron Bure's debut A Christmas…Present fell a little flat for me. Listen to all that and more now! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Episode 100: Dr. Kristen Dall-Winther of Birchwood Family Medicine - Birchwood, WIHave you ever heard of Patch Adams? Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman? Well tune in to today's story to hear how the real life Patch and the fictional Dr. Quinn helped impact Dr. Dall-Winther in her medical career. She shares how she worked for Mayo Clinic for a decade and how she then transitioned into her own practice located in rural Birchwood, WI. She touches on topics like how she opened in a town she had never practiced in and how she funded her DPC!------------------------------Learn what it takes to design, launch, and grow a thriving Direct Primary Care practice while getting help putting it all together to realize your vision. Check out DPC Accelerator today!---------------------Support the show

This week Keegan, Cassi and Christina talk about engagement and the rumors about Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen. The FMK is TV Doctors Hawkeye from M.A.S.H, Turk from Scrubs and Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman. Going into the bad date stories, Christina shares a story of blood and Walmart, Keegan shares a shy date on a snowmobile and Cassi shares a bad date set up by boss. Christina wraps it up in our true crime segment, Tainted Love, with the story of Nancy Shore. Got a story to share? Go to http://www.myworstdatepodcast.com to share with us! Follow us on Instagram @myworstdatepodcast or TikTok @myworstdatepodcast  YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8tfIravYCq9QhmGd8HANsA Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mark is joined by Leah Mitchell and Vanessa to discuss the very strange but highly entertaining movie, Bugsy Malone! "Fat Sam (John Cassisi), Bugsy (Scott Baio) and Tallulah (Jodie Foster) are kids playing adults in Roaring '20s New York." Bugsy Malone was released on September 15, 1976 Kelly and Mark work on the Dr. QuinnCast Podcast together so if you want to hear more from us please visit: www.drquinncast.com

Mark is joined by Leah Mitchell and Vanessa to discuss the very strange but highly entertaining movie, Bugsy Malone! “Fat

Adrienne and Sophia are definitely not witches, bowling, daisies and always be my baby, the origin of Space Talbots, Star Trek or Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman, the Problem of Pockets, the sexiest episode of tv ever, and Janeway at her Janeway-iest....oh! and BATHTUBS!

July 16-22, 1994 This week Ken welcomes old friend and current host of the new PBS series "America Outdoors with Baratunde Thurston", Baratunde Thurston. Ken and Baratunde discuss satellites, fiber optics, being the thousand points of light, how professional Baratunde is, Baratunde's first (self) published book autographed to Ken, 2004, the greatness of the show title, lack of aging, assigned homework, the wonder of 1994, Cindy Crawford, the weirdness of 89 cents, working fax lines, The Ground Round "pay what you weigh", Bill O'Reiley's lucrative PR fueled hobby, creating our own monsters, cigarettes, The Moon Landing, riding OUTSIDE the plane, deciding if we'd go into space or not, VR, A Man Called Hawk, AIDS awareness 18 month calendar, Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman, COPS, 227, Washington DC, Living Single, Baratunde's theme song concert, ROC, Good Morning Mr. Hitler, Discovery Channel, "The Hitler Network", The Fresh Prince of Bel Aire, reboots, The Oxbow Incident, The Running Man, Robocop, Unsolved Mysteries, The Air and Space Museum, Astronaut Ice Cream, The American Ninja Series, The Heights, wanting to experience the awkward teen years, Cliffhanger, Hanging with Mr. Cooper, Jeff Jarvis, The Franklin Mint, collector plates, guilding everything, and the outdoors. 

Join Abby and Katie for a glass of sarsaparilla  as we discuss Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman.  This 90s western with women front and center was a favorite of our youth, will it hold up in present day?! We also give our 'What Should You Watch Next' and 'What are We Watching Now' recommendations. Did we get it right or wrong? Drop us an email at mustseeIMDB@gmail.com and tell us all about it.

Sometimes you love someone from the past so much that you've got to hypnotize yourself into a time travel fugue state so you can kiss them right on the smackers! This absolutely bonkers movie features Superman, Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman, and two legendary performers named Jeff and Elmer. Music credits: “Typewriter Blues,” by AllenGrey Special thanks to Baby Bee Carys for the theme music! Subscribe to our Patreon at Patreon.com/BSCCPodcast and support the show at Bit.ly/RattlesnakeJake! Advertise on The Baby-Sitters Club Club via Gumball.fm --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jack-shepherd8/support

Two-time Golden Globe Winner and iconic Hollywood starlet Jane Seymour is known throughout the world for playing a Bond girl, Maria Callas and Dr Quinn Medicine Woman. But her latest role as Ruby in 'Ruby's Choice' could be her most poignant yet. Having been around a lot of people who have had Alzheimer's throughout her life, not to mention producing the movie about musician Glen Campbell's struggle with the disease, the 71-year-old actress felt instantly drawn to the role. Seymour, who is a global ambassador for the Dementia Foundation for Spark of Life, joins the show to discuss 'Ruby's Choice,' how she got inside the head of the character, and why she continues to keep looking forward and living her life in the present moment.

Jane Seymour is an Emmy and double Golden Globe winning actress.  From one of the original bond girls, Solitaire, in Live and Let Die, her most famous role was as Michaela Quinn in 90s hit Dr Quinn Medicine Woman and more recently Netflix's The Kominsky Method.  Jane has a new movie heading to cinemas later this year.  It's called Ruby's Choice, a story of a family grappling with Alzheimer's.  Jane Seymour joined Francesca Rudkin. LISTEN ABOVE 

Join Andrew and Brandon as they travel back to January 1993, but Andrew complains about supply chain issues and Brandon reviews How I Met Your Father because the mid-episode break focuses on Hilary Duff in Casper Meets Wendy. After the break the boys discuss the first Superb Owl Halftime Show spectacular with Michael Jackson on center stage. Brandon remembers Andre the Giant who passed away in that month. Finally Andrew and Brandon endorse Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine respectively.Check out this week's Spotify Playlist:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4ekp1BfuIwndo1mB9NWGTh?si=35a6ae6cf14348ffLike the show? Leave us a 5 star review and subscribe!Send us a tweet at @Namely90sDiscuss the show on Instagram @Namely90sFind us online at Namely90s.comConsider joining our Patreon at Patreon.com/Namely90sFollow Brandon on Twitter at @bschwittyFollow Andrew on Twitter at @NamelyAndrewOutro:Pixelland by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4222-pixellandLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

"It really is a dreamcatcher experience..." Jeff Beaulieu started out his career in Hollywood as an extra on numerous shows and sets but later found himself in the editing rooms of some of Hollywood's most iconic masterpieces. Yes "Lonesome Dove" was one of the many pieces that graced Jeff's editing board/ reel! In the early 90's, Jeff developed, produced, and managed a fifteen million dollar revenue base including such highly acclaimed projects as, 20th Century Fox Television Series, “Buffy”, The Vampire Slayer, “Angel”, Paramount Television's, Star Trek, “Deep Space Nine” CBS Television “Northern Exposure”, Doctor Quinn “Medicine Woman, Walt Disney's “Cinderella” and “Geppetto." He also began producing entertainment and advertising content for Internet Web Cast through Believe Entertainment. Believe Entertainment helped pioneer Web Cast Digital Distribution and generated in excess of three million dollars in new business, including first ever Web Cast productions and events as: N SYNC, “No Strings Attached”, The Backstreet Boys “Millennium Tour”, Hanson “Live at the Fillmore, San Francisco” and “Puff Daddy". Fast forward to today, Jeff happily resides in Nashville, TN and is the Executive Vice President of Business Development for ClixTV, an ad supported, celebrity-based online video studio and network offering premium, short-form digital content that enable relevant brands to easily reach customers! Think you have what it takes to "Be a Dreamcatcher" with Jeff Beaulieu? Then jump on in to today's episode! P.S. He's Priscilla Presley's brother! Follow the Be a Dreamcatcher Podcast: Facebook: @BeADreamcatcherPodcast Instagram: @BeADreamcatcherPodcast Follow your Host Jessie Lynn® Website: www.jessielynn.net Facebook: @JessieLynn.OfficialPage Twitter: @JessieLynnJL Instagram: @JessieLynn_Official YouTube: @JessieLynnOfficial

  Kelly Mielke from the Dr. QuinnCast Podcast joins the show to discuss this hilarious episode! “Frasier’s ex-wife Lilith summons

This week Val and Rachel discuss Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, an American Western drama television series starring Jane Seymour, who plays Dr. Michaela Quinn, a physician who leaves Boston in search of adventure in the Old American West and settles in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The television series ran on CBS for six seasons, from January 1, 1993, to May 16, 1998. In total, 150 episodes were produced, plus two television movies which were made after the series was cancelled.   Hot Topics Include: 1.) America's love of prairie TV 2.) French and Saunders' parody and what a "quim" is 3.) Sully has big soft lips but can't ride a horse 4.) Funny or Die's Dr. Quinn-Breaking Bad mashup 5.) What Ya Watchin': Wes Anderson's latest film The French Dispatch and the first half of the new Dune (which is the first half of the first book) 6.) CBT, Bradley Cooper, Alias, Haley Joel Osment, and the mental effects of hyperstimulation 7.) Look out for "wet signing"!   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dr._Quinn,_Medicine_Woman

It’s been far too long but here is a new episode! Kelly Mielke from the Dr. QuinnCast Podcast joins the

Van, Brian, and Spencer once again fly back in time to the 19th century for some more Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman for this week's Boob Tube Boys installment. This time around, a capricious sprite named Martin wanders into Colorado Springs from the deep woods, pecking his way into the hearts of Dr. Quinn and her family in the process. While Martin just wants to spread his wings in a new town, the typically rabid residents of Colorado Springs want to see him migrate elsewhere for the winter. This episode is a wild ride featuring one of the most memorable characters in BTB history, though no one has been able to figure out what the title means yet

There may have not been any Bube Tube Boys back in 1867, but that doesn't mean there aren't Boob Tube Boys around now. This week, Van has tasked Brian with covering the Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman episode, "The Incident." It turns out the incident is murder, unless the incident is actually the coverup of the murder, and your favorite pod people are on the case. Join us as Van falls in love with a long-faced character named Horace, Spencer deals with the violence of squintin' Jake Slicker, and Brian realizes his given name might not be suitable for adults

The old men are together for the first time since February of 2020 to record an episode in one single location. Or are they? Jim may be in South Carolina looting Patrick's home. There's some healthy discussion about the difference between Waffle House and Huddle House in regards to both digestion and the reproductive process of both chains (spoiler: they're Xenomorphs) as well as The Rolling Grapes, Dr. Quinn: Medicine Woman, and OK Cupid. We also talked about Radiohead or something. Later, Jim provides us with another net worth challenge, and Christopher forces the others to discern the meat of yet another clickbait Alternative Nation article. Always respect the glass.

On this episode Savage talks one on one with famed director Alan J. Levi on his career producing and directing for such iconic television series as Magnum PI, Columbo, NCIS, Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman and many many more. Alan also talks about his new film, "Take My Hand", starring his lovely wife Sondra Currie ("The Hangover Parts 1, 2 and 3", "7th Heaven") and Barbara Bain ("Mission Impossible", "My So Called Life"), and what it was like directing Frank Sinatra in Hawaii.

Do you ever wonder if you are doing what you are "supposed" to do?How do you know you aren't "wasting" your life?In this raw Brain Burrow Digging Deep interview, actor, producer, and acrobat Helene Udy talks about the life-changing events that infused her with a sense of humility and gratitude.   She is inspirational in her discussion about her mission to connect disconnected humanity.Helene's motto: "Nothing is meaningful except for the meaning you choose to give it." Helene Udy is best known for playing edgy, rough-hewn and often sympathetic portrayals of misunderstood characters the most well-known of which is the series regular prostitute "Myra" on the popular CBS TV Western Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman. [IMDB]   She is also known for My Bloody Valentine (1981), The Dead Zone (1983), and Pin (1988). Connect with Helene Udy:facebook.com/helene.udy/IMDB: Helene Udytwitter.com/heleneudyinstagram.com/heleneudy/Connect with Mark D Valenti:instagram.com/valentihorror/brainburrow.com​​IMDB: Mark D ValentiBrain Burrow YouTubetwitter.com/brainburrow

Oh, she's like a praying mantis! Juliana is off this week so Jordan and Rocky have a dude night in and discuss the 1993 Lifetime movie, "Praying Mantis," starring Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman herself, Jane Seymour. We discuss all the important topics like wigs, live-in housekeepers, wigs, life before cell phones, wigs, inappropriate behavior from restaurant staff, wigs, as well as the single greatest pratfall in Lifetime movie history. Seriously, stop what you're doing, find this movie on Youtube, and skip to about 45 minutes in to witness what might be the greatest moment ever in a Lifetime movie ever, especially since we spend a good ten minutes discussing it. We both hope that actress got workman's comp that day! Say hello to Linda and enjoy the episode! Episode originally recorded in 2014 or 2015 but unavailable except on Youtube until now! Leave a review, comment, or movie suggestion on our Facebook page, Time of My Lifetime.

Oh, she's like a praying mantis! Juliana is off this week so Jordan and Rocky have a dude night in and discuss the 1993 Lifetime movie, "Praying Mantis," starring Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman herself, Jane Seymour. We discuss all the important topics like wigs, live-in housekeepers, wigs, life before cell phones, wigs, inappropriate behavior from restaurant staff, wigs, as well as the single greatest pratfall in Lifetime movie history. Seriously, stop what you're doing, find this movie on Youtube, and skip to about 45 minutes in to witness what might be the greatest moment ever in a Lifetime movie ever, especially since we spend a good ten minutes discussing it. We both hope that actress got workman's comp that day! Say hello to Linda and enjoy the episode! Episode originally recorded in 2014 or 2015 but unavailable except on Youtube until now! Leave a review, comment, or movie suggestion on our Facebook page, Time of My Lifetime.

For the video edition, click here and subscribe: https://youtu.be/OZ62fjWzY6s http://www.borntoactplayers.com Mary Rings is a lifelong actress, composer and singer. She has appeared in numerous TV shows, films and theater productions. Some of her work includes roles on "Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman", "Six million Dollar Man", "Wonder Woman", "The Rockford Files" and the plays "The Crucible", "Born Yesterday" and "Marvin's Room". 25 years ago Mary founded the " Born to Act Players", a unique performing theater company for actors with and without disabilities. Today, she uses her talent to train new generations of young performers and her passion to bring out the best in her troupes.Mary has gained a lot of recognition throughout her life from different organizations for her work as an actress, director and activist. The concept of The Born To Act Players came about when two young men with Down syndrome became friends. Both young men loved acting and they realized one's mother was an actor and a drama coach and the other worked as a representative for professional talent with disabilities. In 1996, in a small studio space in North Hollywood, California, a handful of young people with Down syndrome began meeting weekly to memorize lines and play theater games.

http://www.borntoactplayers.com Mary Rings is a lifelong actress, composer and singer. She has appeared in numerous TV shows, films and theater productions. Some of her work includes roles on "Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman", "Six million Dollar Man", "Wonder Woman", "The Rockford Files" and the plays "The Crucible", "Born Yesterday" and "Marvin's Room". 25 years ago Mary founded the " Born to Act Players", a unique performing theater company for actors with and without disabilities. Today, she uses her talent to train new generations of young performers and her passion to bring out the best in her troupes. Mary has gained a lot of recognition throughout her life from different organizations for her work as an actress, director and activist. The concept of The Born To Act Players came about when two young men with Down syndrome became friends. Both young men loved acting and they realized one's mother was an actor and a drama coach and the other's worked as a representative for professional talent with disabilities. In 1996, in a small studio space in North Hollywood, California, a handful of young people with Down syndrome began meeting weekly to memorize lines and play theater games.

This time, we review the fascistic satire war film Starship Troopers and along the way we wonder if it's right to poach 18-year-olds for your military, is it really a Paul Verhoeven movie if there's no nudity, and how did this movie spawn an entire direct-to-video franchise? Let's dive in… Starship Troopers (1997) Cast and Crew Directed by Paul Verhoeven: As Chris remarks during the episode, this may have been the point of Verhoeven's career where he was fully actualized having directed Robocop (which we've previously covered with special guest Brian McLeod), Basic Instinct, Total Recall and Show Girls. While his career hasn't enjoyed the same popularity in recent years, he became known for hyper stylized violence, subversive yet relevant content and of course, nudity. Written by Edward Neumeier: He had previously collaborated with Verhoeven on Robocop Casper Van Dien as Johnny Rico: Van Dien had developed quite a reputation working on television prior to being cast in this film having appeared on shows like Dr. Quinn: Medicine Woman, Beverly Hills 90210, and Married with Children Denise Richards as Carmen Ibanez: This is considered by many to be Richards' breakthrough role as she starred in Drop Dead Gorgeous, The World is Not Enough and Wild Things after starring in Starship Troopers Dina Meyer as Dizzy Flores: Meyer was also cast following a run on Beverly Hills 90210 as well as a memorable run on FRIENDS as a romantic partner of Joey Neil Patrick Harris as Carl: Harris was slowly working on rebranding himself as a serious actor after he was primarily known as a child star on the show Doogie Howser, M.D. Jake Busey as Ace: The son of legendarily crazy person Gary Busey, Jake has become more a bit actor, but is willing to accept roles with little prestige especially in recent years as he appeared in the third season of Stranger Things and several episodes of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Also Starring: Michael Ironside as Rasczak Patrick Muldoon as Zander Clancy Brown as Zim Dean Norris as Commanding Officer Seth Gilliam as Sugar Earth in the Future While it's not explicitly mentioned when this film takes place, it's set sometime in the 23rd century when interstellar travel is now possible and militaries are more advanced than ever before. The government is also controlled by a group of veterans or military officers having overthrown a prior regime that was run by intellectuals and bureaucrats. This is the briefest of world building we receive in the course of the film which seems odd given Verhoeven's attention to detail in films like Robocop and Total Recall. In this world, citizenship is not guaranteed and can only be obtained through a term of military service, but while citizenship is guaranteed, safety is not. Throughout the first act of the film, we see veterans who have given part of themselves in service of their society. Rico's teacher, Rasczak, is missing his arm but is given a prosthetic when he joins up again. Even the recruiting officer is missing an arm and both legs. While Rico is initially shocked to see this, it doesn't deter him from joining and he's naïve to think that something like that won't happen to him until he arrives at the initial invasion. Naivety is common among the recruits in Rico's class as they all have their reasons for joining including getting money for school, career military aspirations, reproductive rights, political careers, and in Rico's case, a woman. Although prior to Rico enlisting, he's easily led by Rasczak into joining and by letting him think it's his own decision to join and risk his life. These opportunities are not available to individuals who do not enlist and even the simple act of creating a life is prohibited to them unless they join and serve. Subversion Through Satire In interviews after Starship Troopers was released, director Paul Verhoeven has stated numerous times that this film is mean to be viewed as a satir...

Christmas Cards Do Aliens Exist? AOC is Employee of the Month Debt Forgiveness Chuck Yeager Passes Away Texas Lawsuit Scotland Road Gritters DIY Human Steaks Lifetime KFC Movie Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman

Jane Seymore  (of  Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman) eats one meal a day to maintain her youthful figure. But is it really THAT youthful?

Andrea and Nolan discuss romance, interesting conflict and how it affects romance, show thematics, plot threads and how they intertwine, and having a baby Remember to leave a rating! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-self-publish-strong-podcast/id1357881950?mt=2 Credits: Theme music provided by: “Cheery Monday” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com).....

Kyle Brandt (NFL Network's Good Morning Football) joins Austin to talk about Austin's love for cinnamon, the time Joe Lando from Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman came back to his high school to speak, a complete breakdown of the movie Sudden Death, his acting career, his experience on MTV's Real World, why he never did a Real World/Road Rules Challenge, his soap opera days, working for Jim Rome, and the start of Good Morning Football. Plus, Austin gives a take on the popular 90s soda SURGE making a comeback. And Austin gives Carmelo Anthony advice on how to ride the bench in basketball. Follow The Show on Instagram: http://instagram.com/theshowaustinhuff Like The Show on Facebook: http://facebook.com/theshowaustinhuff LINEUP: 3:29 - SURGE Is BACK! 6:53 - Bench Warming Advice For Carmelo Anthony 12:18 - Kyle Brandt interview 1:17:30 - Outro

In this ep, recorded on a sunny balcony in South Yarra, we find out the aftermath of Mike's RIP Dad tweet. Also, what is Mike's fascination with Dr Quinn Medicine Woman? And what phone is Capper rocking?   Subscribe where you're listening and leave a review.   For screenshots from the episode and to share your own check out The Phone Hacks Facebook Group.   The Phone Hacks is produced by Nearly, a podcast network. Original theme music by David McDonald.   Find a new podcast! The Clappers - Pop culture insights with Karl Quinn and Andrew Young The Debrief with Dave O'Neil - Dave gives a comedian a lift home from a gig. 10 Questions with Adam Zwar - The same 10 questions with answers that vary wildly.   AD: Thinking of starting an online shop? Try Shopify free. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

See transcript below pic. The dizzying tale of an injured Army Officer that never expected to have her career cut short by a freak accident resulting in Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome.  Jean Marie has worked hard to recover from a severe brain and spinal cord injury and is sharing part of her story in this episode.  I am sure we will glean more information from her in future episodes as we delve deeper into the mysteries of POTS. Jean: [00:00:15] I. am so excited to talk about today's topic. I already started the application process online. [00:00:19][4.9] Lita: [00:00:20] Wait a minute. What application process? [00:00:21][1.1] Jean: [00:00:22] For medical marijuana. [00:00:22][0.7] Ron: [00:00:24] We're not talking about marijuana today. [00:00:25][1.5] Jean: [00:00:26] Oh but I thought you guys said we were talking about pot. [00:00:28][2.0] Lita: [00:00:28] No Jean we're talking about POTs. [00:00:30][2.0] Jean: [00:00:34] OK. POTs, Well then on with the show. Hello and welcome to podcastdx the show that brings you interviews with people just like you whose lives were forever changed by a medical diagnosis. [00:00:44][10.7] Lita: [00:00:45] I'm Lita. [00:00:45][0.3] Ron: [00:00:46] . I'm Ron. [00:00:46][0.9] Jean: [00:00:47] And I'm Jean-Marie. Collectively we are the hosts of podcast X this podcast is not intended to be a substitute for a professional medical advice diagnosis or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health care provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or treatment and before undertaking a new health care regimen and never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you've heard on this podcast. [00:01:18][30.5] Ron: [00:01:18] After all, we are not doctors. [00:01:19][1.0] Lita: [00:01:20] We don't even play them on TV. [00:01:21][1.0] Jean: [00:01:22] But if we were to be TV doctors I'd like to be Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman. [00:01:25][3.2] Ron: [00:01:26] And I'd be.... [00:01:26][0.4] Lita: [00:01:27] Ummm no, now back to the show. [00:01:28][0.9] Ron: [00:01:29] Right. On today's show we'll be interviewing one of our own PodcastDX host Jean Marie. Jean had a condition called POTs which stand for postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome. POTs maybe a condition our listeners aren't familiar with. Please allow us to give you some background. Jean this is a condition you acquired when you were injured while on active duty. What did you tell us about it. [00:01:54][25.2] Jean: [00:01:55] Well Ron POTs is a condition that affects your heart rate and blood pressure with change in position from like lying to standing or sitting to standing. But it isn't really a heart disease or a heart disorder rather it's a disorder of the central nervous system that regulates the heart rate, blood pressure and the rest of the parasympathetic nervous system; breathing, digestion those are all part of this same system and could be affected as well. [00:02:19][24.4] Lita: [00:02:20] Thank you for the background info Jean and thank you for being a guest instead of a host today. [00:02:25][4.7] Jean: [00:02:26] Yeah I didn't know I had a choice in the matter. [00:02:27][2.0] Ron: [00:02:30] hmmm hmm I understand it's been 10 years since you were diagnosed with POTs? [00:02:33][2.7] Jean: [00:02:33] That's right. I was injured in 2000 but it took about eight years to sort out all of the resulting conditions from that accident. [00:02:40][6.3] Lita: [00:02:41] Well Jean, you look great. POTs isn't something that people typically see as a disability or a condition there might not be outward signs but being active enough to join us tonight might be a really big thing for somebody with POTs. Can you tell our listeners how POTs affects you personally in your everyday life. [00:03:03][21.9] Jean: [00:03:03] Sure. Every time I change positions like from moving from sitting to standing or lying down just sitting I get a headache but it only lasts for a few seconds. In addition I tend to faint quite a lot. I passed out while drying my hands. I fell into a bathtub and fractured my kneecap and my cribriform plate. I had CSF or some cerebral spinal fluid leaking from my nose and I was on bedrest for about two weeks or a month afterwards. [00:03:32][29.0] Lita: [00:03:34] Well Jean what symptoms first led you to the doctor. [00:03:37][3.0] Jean: [00:03:38] I kept fainting having dizzy spells and the like. [00:03:40][2.5] Ron: [00:03:41] Well how long did it take for you to get a diagnosis. [00:03:42][1.3] Jean: [00:03:44] My symptoms were bothering me for about eight years before they diagnosed me with POTs. [00:03:47][3.5] Ron: [00:03:48] Wow. Can you recall any specific symptoms that really stood out. [00:03:53][4.4] Jean: [00:03:53] Well I actually thought my symptoms were normal for someone with a head injury. And then one day I was waiting for my nephews to finish up their sailing lessons on Lake Michigan when I felt very dizzy and when they got back to shore we all went to the hospital and I was very surprised to see how low my blood pressure was. It was around 50 over 40 and it took hours for it to come back to normal for it which is for me is about 120 over 60 for me. [00:04:19][25.1] Lita: [00:04:19] What tests help diagnose your condition. [00:04:21][2.1] Jean: [00:04:23] The tests for this condition are a bit odd. There's the tilt table test and for that the doctor or technician straps you to a table and then the table literally tilts up until you are in a standing position. And while they're doing this they're monitoring your blood pressure and pulse throughout this test. And then there's a couple other tests that they actually monitor your perspiration based on chemical and electrical stimulation. [00:04:47][24.0] Lita: [00:04:48] Did anything help relieve your symptoms before you were actually diagnosed. Anything that you could help yourself to feel better. [00:04:56][8.1] Jean: [00:04:57] Moving slowly taking time to get up slowly and staying hydrated. And then my doctors also prescribed support stockings and an abdominal binder to help keep my blood pressure up. But I had no control over when I would faint. [00:05:11][14.1] Ron: [00:05:12] Well how bad did it actually get before the doctor diagnosed you. And what was the worst symptom you had to deal with. [00:05:19][6.3] Jean: [00:05:19] Well when I would faint I would often get hurt as I said before I fractured my skull and my kneecap. I also tore all of the tendons and ligaments off of my ankle. And last year this time I bruised my spleen when I fainted into a fire pit. [00:05:33][13.5] Lita: [00:05:35] Did anything help with that symptom at the time. [00:05:37][2.1] Jean: [00:05:38] I was told to limit my activities and they actually prescribed that I use a wheelchair and sug, suggested that I use a wheelchair for transportation. [00:05:46][7.7] Lita: [00:05:48] OK well moving ahead to when you actually were diagnosed. How did you feel when you found out what was actually going on. [00:05:55][7.8] Jean: [00:05:56] I was relieved. They said that medication might help and that I needed to drink more caffeine and increase my salt intake. So coffee and fries with salts. [00:06:05][9.2] Ron: [00:06:06] All right. Now I understand that POTs is a type of dysaoutotomia a dysfunction of the nerves that regulate the body's involuntary body functions such as the heart rate blood pressure and sweating. There are many causes from autoimmune disease to inherited disorders and viruses that damage the nervous system. Also mass cell disorders to spinal injury. And that's just naming a few of them. Did you discover what caused your condition and was there an actual starting point for this disorder. [00:06:40][33.3] Jean: [00:06:41] Yes I suffered a rather serious head neck and shoulder injury and that was when I started having my symptoms and that is what caused me to get POTs. [00:06:51][9.4] Lita: [00:06:52] What types of doctors or specialists did you see before you were actually diagnosed. [00:06:56][4.2] Jean: [00:06:57] I have over the past 18 years I've seen a wide range of medical specialists from almost every discipline. [00:07:03][5.2] Lita: [00:07:04] Okay. Now you're from the Chicago area as we know and we have a good selection of health care providers close by. Did you find what you needed here close to home or did you have to travel looking for expertise. [00:07:16][12.0] Jean: [00:07:17] Well although there are amazing physicians right here in Chicago I did receive a lot of care out-of-state as well from everywhere from Stanford, Walter Reed. All the way to the east coast and in New York. [00:07:32][15.4] Ron: [00:07:34] Was there a time you had to be hospitalized either because of the POTs or because of an injury you occurred after passing out. [00:07:40][6.6] Jean: [00:07:41] Yes I have been to the E.R. and hospitalized and more than one occasion. [00:07:44][3.1] Lita: [00:07:46] And do you have to take a lot of medication. [00:07:47][1.2] Jean: [00:07:48] Well I am more than some people less than others I take medications that actually help keep my blood pressure up and I actually take salt tablets every day. [00:07:57][8.8] Ron: [00:07:58] Has anything else changed since your diagnosis. [00:07:59][1.4] Jean: [00:08:01] Well unlike most people I have to load up on caffeine and salts. And so that's a little bit unusual because most times they tell you to cut those two. But walking is still very important and I just have to be very careful. And then there are certain diet restrictions I drink about one hundred and forty four ounces of water a day which is a bit more than average I think. And I have to you know monitor my blood pressure Maintain a healthy diet and take the time extra time when I'm getting up from either lying or sitting down to standing so that my blood pressure doesn't fall and I don't faint. [00:08:36][35.5] Lita: [00:08:37] OK. Does anything make your life easier. [00:08:40][2.5] Jean: [00:08:40] Well last year I received a recumbent bike from an organization called Ride to Recovery and that's allowed me to get you know the chance to get outside feel the fresh air and have a bit of fun. [00:08:50][9.1] Lita: [00:08:50] Well sure why not. Everybody should. I think they call it recreational therapy don't they Ron. [00:08:55][4.7] Ron: [00:08:55] Yeah I think you're right. [00:08:56][0.8] Jean: [00:08:57] Oh- from the two recreational therapists. [00:08:58][1.5] Ron: [00:09:00] You're stuck with us. [00:09:00][0.6] Lita: [00:09:00] Yeah. What would you like our audience to know about POTs. [00:09:03][2.8] Jean: [00:09:05] I guess that it's good for everyone to keep in mind that you're not always going to see someone's health condition or problem that some problems are as they say like invisible. So don't judge people just on what you see. [00:09:15][10.6] Ron: [00:09:16] All right since you're the expert here what advice might you have for our listeners. [00:09:21][4.7] Jean: [00:09:22] Well I definitely think it's a good idea to keep a list of all your symptoms. And even though it sounds a bit redundant go over the same list with every single doctor you see. [00:09:31][8.5] Ron: [00:09:32] OK Jean thank you so much for sharing your story on today's show. If any of our listeners out there have POTs we'd love to hear from you. [00:09:40][7.8] Jean: [00:09:40] Or pot. [00:09:41][0.1] Ron: [00:09:42] Oh no. [00:09:42][0.1] Lita: [00:09:42] no, no pot. I umm, We might be doing an episode on pot. [00:09:45][2.3] Jean: [00:09:46] OK. [00:09:46][0.0] Ron: [00:09:47] But that would be later. [00:09:47][0.5] Lita: [00:09:48] Yes. [00:09:48][0.0] Ron: [00:09:48] Today we're still talking about POTs. [00:09:49][0.6] Lita: [00:09:49] Yes. Yes. [00:09:49][0.2] Jean: [00:09:49] Oh OK sorry. [00:09:50][0.6] Ron: [00:09:51] OK. on with the show. If you would like to suggest a future podcast topic maybe pot. Visit our website at podcast D X dot com. [00:10:00][9.0] Lita: [00:10:00] And if you have any questions or comments related to today's show you can contact us at podcast D X at Yahoo dot com through our Web site or on Facebook Instagram Pinterest or Twitter. [00:10:13][12.4] Ron: [00:10:14] And if you have a moment to spare please give us a five star review on iTunes podcast app. We'd really appreciate it. [00:10:21][6.8] Lita: [00:10:21] Thank you. [00:10:21][0.0] [534.4]

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