Podcast appearances and mentions of rick phillips

Exiled from her comfortable life in Vienna and left to fend for herself on the Kindertransport, Lily Renee Wilhelm has no idea what her future holds. She ends up in New York and, on a whim, applies to a comic book illustration job. She endures rampant sexism in the boys' club atmosphere of the comics industry, but soon makes a name for herself as the illustrator of Senorita Rio, a comic series about a swashbuckling spy with a glamorous wardrobe. Decades later, she is remembered as an icon of the comic book industry. Learn more at www.lbi.org/lily-renee. Exile is a production of the Leo Baeck Institute, New York and Antica Productions. It's narrated by Mandy Patinkin. This episode was produced by Ilan Goodman. Our executive Producers are Laura Regehr, Rami Tzabar, Stuart Coxe, and Bernie Blum. Our associate producer is Emily Morantz. Research and translation by Isabella Kempf. Voice acting by Cyrus Lane. Sound design and audio mix by Philip Wilson. Theme music by Oliver Wickham. Special thanks to Rick Phillips, as well as Adrienne Gruben & David Armstrong for the use of their short film, LILY. This episode of Exile is made possible in part by a grant from the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany, which is supported by the German Federal Ministry of Finance and the Foundation Remembrance, Responsibility and Future.

THE INAUGURAL EPISODE OF OUR NEW MONTHLY SUB-SHOW: FATHERS & BROTHERS. Pastor Jim McCarthy of Trinity Presbyterian Church in Statesboro, GA talks to his mentors and fathers in the faith. This time it's Rick Phillips, the Senior Pastor of Second Presbyterian Church in Greenville, SC.  He's authored dozens of books and is a familiar face on the reformed conference circuit. He serves on the boards of Westminster Seminary, the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals, and the Gospel Reformation Network.  Check out his sermons here and books here. Special thanks to Nathan Clark George for our opening and closing instrumental. Nathan serves as the Pastor of Worship alongside Kevin DeYoung at Christ Covenant Church in Matthews, NC. You can access Nathan's fantastic catalog here. (https://nathanclarkgeorge.com/home)

Since a number of biosimilars to Humira became available in 2023, many more arthritis patients have become aware of these drugs, and many are being required by insurance to switch to one. In this episode, a patient and a rheumatologist will discuss their experience with biosimilars and how they are addressing concerns. *Visit the Live Yes! With Arthritis Podcast episode page to get show notes, additional resources and read the full transcript: https://arthr.org/LiveYes_Ep103 (https://arthr.org/LiveYes_Ep103) * We want to hear from you. Tell us what you think about the Live Yes! With Arthritis Podcast. Get started by emailing podcast@arthritis.org (podcast@arthritis.org). Special Guests: Dr. Angus Worthing and Rick Phillips.

Boehringer Ingelheim's Rick Phillips shares some insights on how focusing on maximizing the overall health of their flocks can help poultry producers to better protect against more serious avian infections and raise a higher quality bird.

In this week's show, Crappie Kirby is joined by the general manager of the Jayhawk Marina in Paola, Kansas, Rick Phillips.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

To wrap up an eventful 2023, we once again offer a montage of memorable moments from some of the year's most popular episodes. In each episode, guests and hosts share their top takeaways from each discussion. We have put together those top takeaways from seven episodes this year on a range of topics, from arthritis-related conditions you should know about, to back pain causes and solutions, to dating and even laughter. *Visit the Live Yes! With Arthritis Podcast episode page get show notes, additional resources and read the full transcript: https://bit.ly/LiveYes_Ep94 * We want to hear from you. Tell us what you think about the Live Yes! With Arthritis Podcast. Get started by emailing podcast@arthritis.org. Special Guests: Alexa Child, Ashira Blazer, MD, MSCI, Dr. Vivian Bykerk, Gary Ho, Jacqueline Child, Matt Iseman, Neha S. Shah, MD, Sadiq Jiwa, and Stephanie Rosado, MSW, CWHC.

Conditions that are either directly or indirectly related to arthritis can be surprising, because they may not seem to have anything to do with arthritis. For example, inflammatory forms of arthritis can affect many parts of the body beyond the joints, including the heart, lungs, skin, eyes and brain. In this episode, our experts explain what a comorbidity is, what conditions are likely to occur with arthritis, tips on what to watch for, when to tell your health care provider and how comorbidities are treated. This episode was brought to you in part by Boehringer Ingelheim. *Visit the Live Yes! With Arthritis Podcast episode page get show notes, additional resources and read the full transcript: https://bit.ly/LiveYes_Ep90 * We want to hear from you. Tell us what you think about the Live Yes! With Arthritis Podcast. Get started by emailing podcast@arthritis.org. Special Guest: Ashira Blazer, MD, MSCI.

Episodes NOW CEC APPROVED for AHRMM members! // Join us on the Power Supply podcast as we delve into the intricacies of Value Analysis with Rick Phillips, VP Advisory Services at HealthTrust. With a rich clinical background and current role in the space, Rick provides insights on how decision-making dynamics have transformed over the years, particularly with physician and end-user engagement. As we navigate from past practices to future trends, we'll discuss the impact of a more engaged audience on decision-making speed and the evolving landscape of negotiation leverage. Stay tuned for invaluable takeaways on best practices for maintaining relationships in this evolving sector of healthcare supply chain! Once you complete the interview, jump on over to the link below to take a short quiz and download your CEC certificate for .5 CECs! https://www.flexiquiz.com/SC/N/ps7-1 #PowerSupply #Podcast #AHRMM #CECs #HealthcareSupplyChain

As one of the Arthritis Foundation's premier events, the California Coast Classic cycling tour down California's scenic Pacific Coast Highway is magical. But there's much more to this epic event — beyond the beautiful scenery and even beyond the fundraising dollars it generates for the life-changing resources the Arthritis Foundation provides for the arthritis. Tune in to this episode as we explore all things California Coast Classic, affectionately known to many as the CCC. *Visit the Live Yes! With Arthritis Podcast episode page get show notes, additional resources and read the full transcript: https://bit.ly/LiveYes_Ep77 * We want to hear from you. Tell us what you think about the Live Yes! With Arthritis Podcast. Get started by emailing podcast@arthritis.org. Special Guests: Kyle Berg and Mary Gonser.

Rick Phillips, Ph. D. An expert in the sociology of religion, Rick Phillips joins us on this episode to talk about the formation of religious […] Read More

On this week's PoM Podcast episode I sat down and talked with Rick Phillips who has 50 years experience living in South Louisiana next to the Atchafalaya Basin with it's Cajun People and beautiful bayou's, swamp & marshes making a living off the land by catching, buying & selling it's precious seafood. Rick's goal is to promote, preserve and protect this beautiful area with it's abundant Wildlife & Cajun Heritage so that future generations will be able to experience what we has been able to.Secure your spot in The Herd: https://www.thepursuitofmanliness.com/gear/p/the-herdSave 20% off of your Dark Water Wood Beard Oil by using the code "PURSUE" https://www.darkwaterkc.com/Save 25% off your Order of Armored Nation Coffee by using the Discount Code "PURSUEMANLINESS" when you check out: https://www.armoredcoffee.com/Support the show

2022 was an eventful year. In this episode, our host, Rebecca, takes a look back at the most memorable moments from the past year's top podcasts on subjects such as mental health, fatigue and sleep, sex and intimacy, pain management, grief and more. *Visit the Live Yes! With Arthritis Podcast episode page get show notes and read the full transcript: https://www.arthritis.org/liveyes/podcast/new-podcast/ep70-2022-highlights * We want to hear from you. Tell us what you think about the Live Yes! With Arthritis Podcast. Get started by emailing podcast@arthritis.org. Special Guests: Dan Cushman, MD, Daniel Clauw, MD, David Kessler, Dr. Hayes Wilson, Dr. Mike Saag, Dr. Susan Bartlett, Jacques Dallaire, John (Drew) Sturgeon, and Rachel Aaron, PhD, MA.

Access will soon expand for new biologic treatments for inflammatory arthritis called biosimilars. Learn what they are, what to expect when taking one, including safety and effectiveness, and how determine if they are right for you. Visit the Live Yes! With Arthritis Podcast episode page get show notes and read the full transcript: https://www.arthritis.org/liveyes/podcast/new-podcast/ep68-biosimilars-101-inflammatory-arthritis We want to hear from you. Tell us what you think about the Live Yes! With Arthritis Podcast. Get started by emailing podcast@arthritis.org. Special Guest: Mark S. Box, MD, FACR, FACP.

Bad English is a supergroup composed of members of Journey and The Babys.  From The Babys comes John Waite on lead vocals, Rick Phillips on bass, and Jonathan Cain on keyboards.  From Journey comes Neal Schon in lead guitar, and Jonathan Cain, the common thread between the two groups.  Deen Castronovo is on drums and would later join Journey.  The band was initially formed by Cain, Schon, and Waite.  The name Bad English comes from a term in the game of pool.  John Waite missed a shot, and Jonathan Cain made a comment on how bad his English was.The group was attempting to sound original and not too much like either of their previous groups or Waite's solo work.  They were also being pulled by the record producers towards a highly produced sound common with the hair metal groups of the time.  The group wrote about 40 songs in six months for the debut album, eponymously named Bad English, but Waite stated that “a lot of them weren't very good.”  There were enough good songs to create a hit album, however, as this debut went to number 21 on the Billboard 200 charts.  Bad English would produce one other album after this debut, but it wasn't very successful.  Shortly thereafter the group disbanded with Waite continuing solo work, and with some other members re-joining Journey.Bruce brings us this supergroup. Best of What I GotThis is the opening track to the album, and was the fifth of seven singles released - though this one was only released on US rock charts.  It hit number 9 on the Mainstream Rock charts.  It was also featured in the credits to the buddy cop film "Tango & Cash."Lay DownA deeper track written by Waite, Schon, and Cain, this track was not released as a single.  It is a bid more rocking, with lyrics about coming back from a trip and getting together with your girl. Forget Me NotThe first single from the album was a darker song written by Waite, Cain, and Mark Spiro, a songwriter and record producer who worked with a number of musicians.  Spiro collaborated on this and four other tracks from the album.  The inspiration for these lyrics are Anne Rice's vampire novels.  The lyrics deal with possession, lust, and a longing that goes on throughout eternity. When I See You SmileThis is the big hit single which went to number 1 on the Billboard Hot 100.  Diane Warren, an American songwriter and hitmaker for many artists from Celine Dion to Milli Vanilli, wrote this hit.  Ironically it would create a rift within the group as they struggled with whether to seek hits on the next album or to create their own material. ENTERTAINMENT TRACK:Bring Your Daughter to the Slaughter by Iron Maiden (from the motion picture "A Nightmare on Elm Street:  The Dream Child”)Freddy Kruger continues his rampage in this fifth installment of the horror franchise.   STAFF PICKS:Once Bitten, Twice Shy by Great WhiteBrian starts off this week's staff picks with the biggest hit from LA hair band White Snake.  This song is a cover from a 1975 single from Ian Hunter, and appropriate for the title of their fourth album, "...Twice Shy."  The lyrics reflect life on the road and learning from bad relationship experiences.  The group lived on the road, touring for years.  Love Song by The CureWayne's staff pick goes goth with a surprisingly positive song from a notoriously dark group.  Robert Smith, The Cure's lead singer, wrote this song as a wedding gift for his bride, Mary Theresa Poole.  Smith and Poole married in 1988, though they had known each other since they were 14.Closer to Fine by the Indigo Girls Rob features an Atlanta based indie rock duo.  This single is off their platinum selling self-titled second album.  Amy Ray and Emily Saliers are joined on this album by multiple Georgia artists, including members of R.E.M.  Amy and Emily met in elementary school, began performing together as high school students, and took the title of Indigo Girls in college.Something to Hold on To by Trevor RabinBruce brings us a single from Yes alumnus Trevor Rabin's fourth solo album.  This single went to number 3 on the Mainstream Rock chart, and the video got a Grammy nomination for Best Short Form Music Video.  Rabin would later re-join seven other Yes alumni for the Union album in 1991. INSTRUMENTAL TRACK:Chinese Torture by QueenQueen's thirteenth studio album provides this instrumental which closes out this week's podcast.  

The average doctor's appointment is just 18 minutes, so effective communication is key to getting the care you need. Learn how to navigate common doctor-patient communication obstacles, including what both parties can do differently and better to improve care. Also, get tips on how bring up difficult topics with your doctor, like medication concerns and alternative therapies. Visit the Live Yes! With Arthritis Podcast site to read the blog, get show notes and a full transcript: https://arthritis.org/liveyes/podcast We want to hear from you. Tell us what you think about the Live Yes! With Arthritis Podcast. Get started by emailing podcast@arthritis.org. Special Guest: Dr. Hayes Wilson.

Episode Summary: Christian author Rick Phillips writes, “To be a man is to stand up and be counted when there is danger or other evil. God does not desire for men to stand by idly and allow harm or permit wickedness to exert itself” (The Masculine Mandate). This episode examines the masculine calling to be fierce protectors and warriors and identifies two reasons men often fail to fight the battles God has designed them to fight. For Further Prayerful ThoughtWhat do you think is the biggest obstacle to men battling spiritually as they are called to do?How would you combat the argument that Christians should not express their views about current cultural topics because it gets too political and detracts from focusing on the gospel?Why do you think, Tim Keller's answer to what Christians believe about homosexuality has those specific three parts?Summarize the lessons that you believe Elijah can teach us about prayer? Feedback to the Host: Pease feel free to contact me at gyagel@forgingbonds.org with push back, questions about resources, other resources or additional ideas about how to help Christ's men better be equipped for their mission.This Week's Past Series Highlight:  Winning Spiritual Battles Because We Use Our Spiritual Weapons Using the Spiritual Weapon Satan Most Fears S2 Episode #9 1/3/21How Jesus Wants Us to Fight Through Prayer S2 Episode #10 1/10/21Knowing How NOT to Promote Biblical Truth S2 Episode #11 1/17/21Understanding the Breastplate of Righteousness S2 Episode #12 1/24/21Myths That Make Us Fear Sharing Our Faith S2 Episode #13 1/31/21Becoming More Contagious Christians S2 Episode #14 2/6/21For the printed version of this message click here.For a summary of topics addressed by podcast series, click here.For FREE downloadable studies on men's issues click here.To make a contribution to make others aware of the podcast click here.

February 13, 2022 PM ~ Jesus' Mission to the World ~ Dr. Rick Phillips

February 13, 2022 AM ~ Jesus the Missionary ~ Dr. Rick Phillips

February 13, 2022 ~ Mission Report ~ State of the PCA ~ Dr. Rick Phillips

To say MercBar on 24th St and Camelback in Phoenix walks its own path is a disservice. But when it all boils down, it really is “just a bar”. For over 25 years this valley staple has been pouring classic cocktails through an eclectic lens that is impossible to copy. In this episode, we sit down with owner/founder Rick Phillips to talk about the story behind MercBar. Rick has been a major player in Arizona food & drink for decades and brings a ton of great stories to the table. Enjoy! 

RESOURCES: ESV Study Bible; Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis; Commentaries on Mark by James Edwards, Mark Strauss, and RT France; The Unpardonable Sin: An Essay by Andy Naselli; What Is the Unforgivable Sin? by Jonathan Pennington; The Blasphemy Against the Holy Spirit by William Combs; What Is the Unforgivable Sin? Hope For Those Feeling Too Far Gone by David Mathis; What Is Blasphemy Against the Holy Spirit? by Rick Phillips

This week, join your patient co-hosts Kelly Conway and Rick Phillips and special guest Heather Kenjorski for a frank discussion about mental health, AiArthritis patients, and the COVID-19 pandemic. Kelly is a co-founder of AiArthritis and the author of the blog As My Joints Turn: My Autoimmune Soap Opera, as well as a recurring co-host for AiArthritis Voices 360. Rick is the founder of RA Diabetes, a website devoted to people who have both Rheumatoid Arthritis and Type I Diabetes and a returning AiArthritis Voices 360 co-host. You can check out Rick’s recent appearance in Episode 48: Support, which also tackled issues relating to mental and emotional wellness. Heather is a licensed social worker who has experience treating AiArthritis and other chronically ill patients dealing with depression and anxiety.  On February 21, 2021 Kelly wrote a very poignant blog post titled “Not A Me Too Moment” where she spoke very openly about her battle with depression resulting from chronic illness and how the tragedies she has experienced during the pandemic have led to her depression being out of control at the current time. In response to this blog post, Rick shared that he too has been in treatment for many years for depression. They decided to get together and bring in a professional to discuss this topic in more detail for the benefit of all the people listening to the show who may also be experiencing depression, especially those who are not currently seeking help from the medical community for their struggles. We invite you to pull up a chair and listen in as Kelly and Rick share deeply personal information about their lives that many people avoid discussing due to the stigma attached to mental health. Together with Heather, they will discuss the bravery inherent in asking for help when you need it, how to go about getting help if you think you might benefit from having someone to talk to about your issues, how to recognize when you or someone else may be struggling, and what resources exist for people who are having difficulty accessing mental health treatment. This is an important episode, and you don’t want to miss it. Now, if you are a patient, a parent of a juvenile patient, or any other stakeholder (doctor, nurse, researcher, industry representative, or other health services person) - are you ready to join the conversation? It's your turn to pull up a seat. Join Kelly, Rick, and all the other recurring Voices 360 co-hosts to continue this conversation inside our coordinating AiArthritis Voices online community - where patients unite with others around the world to talk, learn, and connect.    JOIN TODAY!   AiArthritis Voices 360 is produced by the International Foundation for Autoimmune and Autoinflammatory Arthritis. Visit us on the web at www.aiarthritis.org/podcast. Find us on Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook (@ifAiArthritis) or email us (podcast@aiarthritis.org) to have your seat at the table.     Episode 60: Depression   00:52 - Kelly welcomes listeners. 01:30 - Kelly is joined by fellow patient co-host, Rick Phillips and licensed social worker, Heather Kenjorski.  3:03 - Today’s topic is depression among people living with AiArthritis diseases, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. 04:45 - Today’s episode was inspired by Kelly’s blog post titled “Not a Me Too Moment” on her blog As My Joints Turn: My Autoimmune Soap Opera. 07:10 - Rick wants people to know that medication and talk therapy can help, and there is no need to suffer in silence. 07:15 - Heather, have you seen an increase in patients experiencing depression since the onset of the pandemic? 07:40 - Many of the coping mechanisms suggested for people struggling with depression and anxiety are not possible during the pandemic which has led to an increase in isolation and feelings of sadness and hopelessness. 08:18 - Staying home and quarantining exacerbated people’s existing struggles with depression and anxiety. 10:40 - One study presented at ACR 2020 found that some Lupus patients felt better emotionally at the start of the pandemic because the entire community was experiencing life the way they usually do (avoiding germs, curbside pickup, etc). 12:30 - Some AiArthritis patients experienced extreme emotional stress from being forced to go to work during the pandemic when they felt it was safer to stay home. 16:04 - Heather what are some of the signs and symptoms of depression?  16:31 - People are very skilled at putting on a brave face, so you can’t rely on their outward appearance. 16:52 - Signs of depression may be a loss of interest in things someone used to enjoy like activities, eating, or communicating with others. 17:18 - Sudden loss of appetite or eating much more than normal can both be signs of depression. 17:39 - Fatigue or having no desire to engage with people can be a sign. 17:45 - Depressed people may not take care of themselves like getting dressed, showering, or brushing their teeth. 18:03 - If you can’t look forward to things or feel hopeless, that could be a sign of depression. 18:44 - Anger can also be a symptom of depression. 19:46 - Depression is not a sign of weakness, and life gets better after treatment. 22:30 - Some therapy practices are full right now because so many people are seeking mental health assistance. 23:11 - Heather, do you find that people have a difficult time admitting that they need help? 23:40 - There is definitely still a stigma attached to receiving therapy, and it’s a shame because it keeps people from getting the help that they need. 25:02 - It is courageous to get therapy and address your issues. 25:10 - To stay in a miserable state of mind is not strength. 29:36 - Caretakers often experience serious depression and have limited avenues for emotional support outside of therapy. 30:29 - Heather do you have any other tools (besides medicine and talk therapy) that you find useful in helping people battling depression? 31:06 - Self-care is key for everyone, and it’s something people aren’t necessarily very good at doing. 32:11 - Journaling is a great way to get in touch with your own feelings. 33:02 - Meditation, deep-breathing exercises, and physical movement are all important aspects of self-care. 37:49 - The more people try to avoid their own negative thoughts, the more powerful those thoughts become so learning to meditate and be present with your own thoughts - even if they aren’t comfortable thoughts - can be very important to mental wellness. 39:03 - It may be helpful to remember that depression is not a permanent state; it will end. 40:14 - Chronic illness isn’t the end of the world, but it is a different way of living in the world. 42:30 - How can we help our community identify when they may need help or find help for people who cannot afford mental health assistance? 43:07 - Many communities have assistance for people who cannot afford private therapy, but you need to reach out to your local mental health advocates, mental health society, family services, local hospitals, or even private doctors and ask what is available in your area. 45:08 - Virtual appointments are now available because of the pandemic which has opened many doors for people who lacked transportation to appointments. 49:51 - Like us or message us on social media @IFAiArthritis on all platforms to stay informed and involved or email us at podcast@aiarthritis.org 50:33 - Find all our episodes on our website at aiarthrits.org/talkshow 51:08 - You can reach Rick at info@RADiabetes.com or follow Rick’s blogs at ankylosingspondylitis.net and rheumatoidarthritis.net 51:49 - Please be part of the continued conversation at aiarthrisvoices.org. 52:03 - Kelly thanks her co-hosts and the listeners. Be sure to check out our top-rated show on Feedspot!

Journalist Don Sikorski goes in search of David Mack and Rafael Perez. The closing episode of Season One of The Dossier leaves more questions than answers. Will the FBI reopen this case based on the evidence and the story of Phil Carson? Will Miss Wallace and Perry Sanders refile the civil case against the City of Los Angeles and the LAPD? Finally, will there ever be justice in the murder of Hip-Hop's biggest star? Please stay tuned for updates on the case and look out for Season 2 of The Dossier, launching soon. Special thanks to Griff, Nicole Luciano, Rick Phillips, Dave Sikorski, John Anagnopoulos, Brandon Blackburn, Mike Caruso, Seth Lawrence, Andy Hill, Andrew Rath, Adam Leibner, and all the listeners of Season One, thank you for all the support.

Journalist Don Sikorski goes in search of David Mack and Rafael Perez. The closing episode of Season One of The Dossier leaves more questions than answers. Will the FBI reopen this case based on the evidence and the story of Phil Carson? Will Miss Wallace and Perry Sanders refile the civil case against the City of Los Angeles and the LAPD? Finally, will there ever be justice in the murder of Hip-Hop's biggest star? Please stay tuned for updates on the case and look out for Season 2 of The Dossier, launching soon. Special thanks to Griff, Nicole Luciano, Rick Phillips, Dave Sikorski, John Anagnopoulos, Brandon Blackburn, Mike Caruso, Seth Lawrence, Andy Hill, Andrew Rath, Adam Leibner, and all the listeners of Season One, thank you for all the support.

The two guests we've had on the most join us on this episode to bring a force of pure chaos to the podcast. Listen as Ray and Becca usurp Jack and Nolan from the podcasting throne. We bring it right back to Rick Phillips, classic recurring character in the one star-verse and we read off a lot of listener reviews.  If you want to submit to the podcast, go ahead and email us at onestarcast@gmail.com Check out Becca & Ray's twitter here: https://twitter.com/beccadagoo https://twitter.com/PrayTheRayAway Check out Becca's youtube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/c/Beccadagootube/featured    

The two guests we've had on the most join us on this episode to bring a force of pure chaos to the podcast. Listen as Ray and Becca usurp Jack and Nolan from the podcasting throne. We bring it right back to Rick Phillips, classic recurring character in the one star-verse and we read off a lot of listener reviews.  If you want to submit to the podcast, go ahead and email us at onestarcast@gmail.com Check out Becca & Ray's twitter here: https://twitter.com/beccadagoo https://twitter.com/PrayTheRayAway Check out Becca's youtube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/c/Beccadagootube/featured    

Chapel Message on Revelation 1-10-20 by Dr. Rick Phillips

Huge discussion about the McDonalds jingle on this one. We talked about a bar in Lincoln and some 5 star facebook reviews on the google play store, we also discovered that we found Rick Phillips long before Gavin sent his reviews to us. If you want to submit a review to the podcast you can send us an email at onestarcast@gmail.com  

Huge discussion about the McDonalds jingle on this one. We talked about a bar in Lincoln and some 5 star facebook reviews on the google play store, we also discovered that we found Rick Phillips long before Gavin sent his reviews to us. If you want to submit a review to the podcast you can send us an email at onestarcast@gmail.com  

This week join us for an AiArthritis Voices 360 first!  In honor of World Arthritis Day on October 12, 2020, seven of your recurring Voices 360 co-hosts come together for an essential conversation about educating the public and the medical community about the many different types of arthritis that exist, especially the key differences between Osteoarthritis and AiArthritis. Thank you to Tiffany Westrich-Robertson, Deb Constien, Rick Phillips, Effie Koliopoulos, Patrice Johnson, Suz Schrandt, and Judy Flanagan for participating in this important round table discussion.Our organization was enlisted in 2012 by EULAR to help bring more attention on World Arthritis Day to the autoimmune/autoinflammatory diseases that also included arthritis, as they felt the day was heavily focused on OA.  Since then, we have tried to make sure on World Arthritis Day to really focus on the AUTO + Arthritis so our community is heard. Join the co-hosts as they dig into misconceptions about arthritis, as well as how the lack of public awareness contributes to poorer quality of life for people living with AiArthritis diseases. What do you think of when you hear the word "arthritis"?How has the misconceptions negatively impacted your life?Some push for eliminating the word arthritis from the names of certain diseases, in the hopes that the misunderstandings can be eliminated - but is that realistic?  Oh, yes, we go there. We are putting this conversation on the table so you can join us inside our new and improved AiArthritis Voices online community - starting October 12th, World Arthritis Day - to continue the discussion. Then, together, we can increase educational efforts to combat this issue and bring more understanding to arthritis types.  Now, if you are a patient, a parent of a juvenile patient, or any other stakeholder (doctor, nurse, researcher, industry representative, or other health services person) - are you ready to join the conversation? It's your turn to pull up a seat! Join Tiffany and all the other Voices 360 co-hosts to continue this conversation inside our new, coordinating AiArthritis Voices ONLINE COMMUNITY - where patients unite with others around the world to talk, learn, and connect.  JOIN TODAY!  AiArthritis Voices 360 is produced by the International Foundation for Autoimmune and Autoinflammatory Arthritis. Visit us on the web at www.aiarthritis.org/podcast. Find us on twitter, instagram, or Facebook (@ifAiArthritis) or email us (podcast@aiarthritis.org) to have your seat at the table.  Show Notes: Episode 46 – “The A Word” 00:53 - Tiffany welcomes listeners01:20 - Tiffany introduces her panel of patient co-hosts - including Deb, Rick, Effie, Patrice, Suz, and Judy03:18 - Today’s episode will address the issue of differentiating arthritis types and the loaded nature of “The A Word”04:00 - The panelists discuss the frustrations AiArthritis patients have because the word “arthritis” is usually associated with elderly people, but most AiArthritis patients have onset when they are young05:35 - Patients may avoid the word “arthritis” when discussing their medical issues with people because so many people have mistaken assumptions about the word08:44 - Other patients may be careful to say “Autoimmune Arthritis” to discourage people from thinking about traditional Osteoarthritis10:46 - Due to poor understanding of the word “arthritis,” doctors may dismiss symptoms in young people or systemic symptoms of rheumatological disease that aren’t related to joint damage15:17 - Suz discusses the importance of early diagnosis and treatment18:37 - Treatment for Autoimmune Arthritis diseases usually focuses on preventing joint damage, but often the other systemic symptoms are ignored completely25:09 - Patients may feel frustrated when they have to explain the difference between osteoarthritis and autoimmune arthritis to others25:44 - Sometimes people are reluctant to see a Rheumatologist and will only discuss their symptoms with their Primary Care Physician, who may not be able to determine if joint pain is AiArthritis or Osteoarthritis29:05 - The Stills Disease Community has recently tried to move away from the term “arthritis” due to frustrations around inability to get accurate medical care31:11 - There are actually over 100 different types of Arthritis, but the majority of people only understand Osteoarthritis and aren’t even aware there are other kinds32:31 - The public seems to have a better understanding of complex features of other diseases (like diabetes and asthma) than they do about arthritis34:42 - The Diabetes and Medical communities have spent 20+ years educating people on the complex features of Diabetes to improve patient outcomes35:58 - Because most people will experience Osteoarthritis at some point in their lives, it is the type of arthritis that is always going to be better understood than others38:26 - The Lupus Community does not wish to be associated with the term Arthritis, even though Autoimmune Arthritis is a clinical component of their disease40:09 - Sometimes people fail to understand the seriousness of AiArthritis because they believe patients never die from those diseases41:24 - The 2020 EULAR conference had many seminars on the systemic nature of AiArthritis diseases because they cause more than just joint damage42:49 - Many patients wanted the name of their disease changed to distinguish it from arthritis which requires a united global effort of all stakeholders 44:15 - Rebranding diseases would consume a lot of resources that could be used for research or development of new medications49:58 - Poor understanding of AiArthritis diseases by the public and medical community takes an emotional toll on patients who feel misunderstood and unsupported52:36 - The invisible nature of AiArthritis diseases can also cause emotional and physical distress to patients as society places unreasonable expectations on them54:12 - People are so uncomfortable talking about disease and death that they may inadvertently blurt out unsupportive commentary in a misguided attempt to lift someone’s spirits59:47 - Join all of AiArthritis Voices 360 co-hosts to discuss this and other topics by visiting aiarthritis.org/aiarthritisvoices to join our new online platform which will be premiering on World Arthritis Day, October 12, 2020

Professor Rick Phillips hails from Utah and has an impressive Mormon pedigree.  He was raised under the sacred canopy of LDS belief and faith.  And it was a good life, one that Rick remains nostalgic about to this day.  But, his aspirations to be a seminary teacher didn't last as more and more questions and conundrums took the place of the orthodoxy he was born into. Prof. Rick Phillips joins me to discuss his subtle evolution from a profoundly vested believer of Mormonism to a deeply interested non-believer.

Rick Phillips, HealthTrust's Vice President, Advisory Services talks to Cory Goldstein, Director of Resource & Materials Mgt. at St. Joseph's Medical Center, Yonkers, New York. Cory was working in a COVID hot zone supporting the front lines and then became a patient himself after contracting the virus.  Cory talked about supply chain operations on the frontlines, PPE preservation, and what it's like to be a caregiver and a patient. This is an episode about bringing people together, the importance of teamwork, and how a “Thank You” can be a reward unto itself.

As part of a multi-part series on claims of Satanic Ritual Abuse within Mormonism, today we are interviewing Dr. David Frankfurter - author of "Evil Incarnate: Rumors of Demonic Conspiracy and Satanic Abuse in History." David Frankfurter holds the William Goodwin Aurelio Chair of the Appreciation of Scripture at Boston University. He joined the faculty of B.U. in the fall of 2010. A scholar of ancient Mediterranean religions with specialties in Jewish and Christian apocalyptic literature, magical texts, popular religion, and Egypt in the Roman and late antique periods, Frankfurter’s particular interests revolve around theoretical issues like the place of magic in religion, the relationship of religion and violence, the nature of Christianization, and the representation of evil in culture. After earning his B.A. in Religion from Wesleyan University, M.T.S. from Harvard Divinity School, and M.A./Ph.D. from Princeton University, Frankfurter taught at the College of Charleston and the University of New Hampshire, and he held fellowships at the Institute for Advanced Study (1993-95) and the Radcliffe Institute of Advanced Study (2007-8), as well as research grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities (1992) and the Guggenheim Foundation (2007-8). A HUGE thank you to Rick Phillips for making this episode possible.

As part of a multi-part series on claims of Satanic Ritual Abuse within Mormonism, today we are interviewing Dr. David Frankfurter - author of "Evil Incarnate: Rumors of Demonic Conspiracy and Satanic Abuse in History." David Frankfurter holds the William Goodwin Aurelio Chair of the Appreciation of Scripture at Boston University. He joined the faculty of B.U. in the fall of 2010. A scholar of ancient Mediterranean religions with specialties in Jewish and Christian apocalyptic literature, magical texts, popular religion, and Egypt in the Roman and late antique periods, Frankfurter’s particular interests revolve around theoretical issues like the place of magic in religion, the relationship of religion and violence, the nature of Christianization, and the representation of evil in culture. After earning his B.A. in Religion from Wesleyan University, M.T.S. from Harvard Divinity School, and M.A./Ph.D. from Princeton University, Frankfurter taught at the College of Charleston and the University of New Hampshire, and he held fellowships at the Institute for Advanced Study (1993-95) and the Radcliffe Institute of Advanced Study (2007-8), as well as research grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities (1992) and the Guggenheim Foundation (2007-8). A HUGE thank you to Rick Phillips for making this episode possible.

Today we speak with sociologists Rick Phillips and Ryan Cragun about "Why the Mormon Church has Declining Growth Rates in Utah and the World."

Today we speak with sociologists Rick Phillips and Ryan Cragun about "Why the Mormon Church has Declining Growth Rates in Utah and the World."

Host Kelvin Harper is joined in the Studio with Shawn Shackelton of The Shackleton Group and Rick Phillips, founder of the Arizona Taco Festival. Listen in as we discuss the current state of the market, HOA changes at McDowell Mountain Ranch, and Tacos!  Podcast Episode Summary Changes in the HOA’s bylaws  Short Term Rentals Market Trends  10th Annual Taco Festival  Taco Competition Quotables “Bottom line Mcdowell Mountain Ranch is an extremely desirable place to live” - Shawn Shackelton  “You use the taco as the lime…” - Rick Phillips  Recommended Resources The Shackleton Group  Shawn Shackelton - Facebook  Shawn Shackelton - Instagram  Arizona Taco Festival  Arizona Taco Festival - Facebook  Arizona Taco Festival - Instagram  Arizona Taco Festival - Twitter  Mcdowell Mountain Ranch Pool Service  If you are interested in being the producer of the MMR Podcast, please email mmr@shoopmedia.com.AZTacoFestival Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/AZMMRpodcast/ Facebook Group: @MMRNeighbors If you have any questions for guests or know someone would be a great guest, please email mmr@shoopmedia.com.

In this episode, Chris Gibson aka "Rick Phillips", answers all of your questions! He talks about the original season 3, the "Twin" re-shoot, past and current life experiences, current projects, supernatural events, religion, mental health, and more! We hope you enjoy this episode and we hope to have more interviews for you all in the future!

In this episode, we discuss the season 2 premiere, "Medium". We talk about the thematic change in season 2, the emotional aspects of this episode, mediums, the different ways the Phillips family grieves, Rick Phillips, our thoughts on the Medium character Patrick, the original draft of the episode called "Mirror", the Girl Meets World cancellation and the fandom reaction, our idea to send in Netflix So Weird requests, and more! If you have any questions or comments about anything we said or the episode we discussed, let us know!

In this episode of the So Weird Podcast, we discuss and review the ep. "Web Sight". We talk about better established characters, pre-cognition, "mean" critics, dial-up, Rick Phillips, and more!  

Root Causes of Cyber Bullying Increase With the multitude of social media platforms available to young people research tells us that these platforms tend to give the perception that individuals have the freedom to be mean spirited and/or exhibit mean behavior to others without fear of any kind of accountability or action taken against them. What's most concerning is that cyber bullying has doubled in the past 10 years. The reality is, that this generation – anyone born after 1995 are being raised and living through technology which has increased the access and opportunity for not only kids to use it for good but also for negative purposes. The average use not including school work hours that social media is being used is 9 hours a day – Schools and educators are trying to educate families and young people on what electronic aggression and cyber bullying is. Along with school staff encouraging awareness on this issue there has been an increase in technology and firewalls developed to help combat cyber bullying including some legal measures as well to combat this growing epidemic. Legislation, technology and forms of education have not been completely effective or we wouldn't be seeing an increase in the number of incidents.

Rick Phillips of the Arizona Taco Festival joins Eric and Shawn to talk about the Arizona Taco Fest this weekend. Arizona Taco Festival Experience a taco-topia of epic proportions. Over 50 restaurants and food trucks will serve $2 tacos (sold separately) with some of the most unique recipes ever created. Watch live bands playing surf, reggae, mariachi, and cumbia all weekend long. There’s Lucha Libre wrestling shows all weekend, too. Don’t miss hilarious eating contests, chile pepper-eating challenges, and the entertaining chihuahua beauty pageant. General Admission tickets are $12 online and $15 at the door. Kids 12 & under are FREE. Date: October 13 & 14 from 11am-7pm Daily Location: Salt River Fields at Talking Stick Tequila Expo October 13th VIP Tickets $100 (Includes 5 alcoholic drinks and one water or soda and tokens for 10 tacos) Website: AZTacoFestival.com Facebook: @ArizonaTacoFestival   Shawn Shackelton's Information Website: The Shackelton Group Email: shawn@shawnshackelton.com Phone: (480) 734-7277   McDowell Mountain Ranch Podcast Information Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/AZMMRpodcast/ If you have any questions for guests or know someone would be a great guest, please email mmr@shoopmedia.com.

Encore release September 17, 2018. Encore release Jun 10, 2017. We interview Ryan T. Cragun, coauthor (with Rick Phillips) of Could I Vote for a Mormon for President? An Election-Year Guide to Mitt Romney's Religion (available in paperback or for Kindle). We also spoke to Ryan in Podcast 153 "Subsidizing Religion." For more about Ryan visit ryantcragun.com.

Listen to PCA pastor Dr. Rick Phillips lay out the Calvinist view of Justification and the differences that he sees between it and the Catholic view.

Is the LDS Church in decline, or one of the fastest growing churches in the world? Please join us today at Noon (Mountain) as sociologists Ryan Cragun and Rick Phillips review LDS Church growth statistics for 2016. We will be reviewing Matt Martinich’s recent article entitled “Top 10 Encouraging and Discouraging LDS Growth and Missionary Developments in 2016.”

Is the LDS Church in decline, or one of the fastest growing churches in the world? Please join us today at Noon (Mountain) as sociologists Ryan Cragun and Rick Phillips review LDS Church growth statistics for 2016. We will be reviewing Matt Martinich’s recent article entitled “Top 10 Encouraging and Discouraging LDS Growth and Missionary Developments in 2016.” (link below). 

According to Carl, Aimee & Todd, church membership isn't an extra-biblical idea, so where does it originate from and what does it even matter? More importantly who does it better: the OPC or the PCA? (Carl's got the answer to that). Once we tease out why church membership is important, what purpose do membership classes serve? What pros are there to having them and for goodness sake, how long should they be?! And surely college or seminary students are off the hook since they are in such a transitory time, and they're taking enough classes. Right?The Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals is giving away a few copies of The Church: God's Kingdom on Earth, an event featuring the teaching of Rick Phillips, Carl Trueman and several others.

"When kids witness the adults in their midst being passive by-standers to injustice, they learn to do the same," says Rick Phillips. He adds that the mean-spirited tone of many reality shows, music, and video games only adds to our children's "de-sentization to the pain and suffering of other people." Annie talks with Rick about his Safe Schools Ambassors Program and how it has made significant positive differences in schools around the country. About Rick Phillips (@WakingUpCourage) Rick Phillips is the Executive Director and founder of Community Matters, an innovative and thought-leading organization committed to improving the social-emotional climate of our nation's schools and communities. Founded in 1996, Community Matters (CM) has evolved from its earliest focus on youth development and bullying prevention to become a widely respected consulting, training and presenting organization. Rick is also the lead author of Safe School Ambassadors: Harnessing Student Power to Stop Bullying and Violence, Learn more at http://Community-Matters.org Copyright © 2009-2018 Annie Fox and Electric Eggplant. All Rights Reserved.

Todd and Aimee go at it without Carl today to discuss the practice of “Fight Churches.”  Can men beat the living daylights out of each other one day and pray on their knees together the next?  If so, why would they even want to do that?  What does it have to do with outreach and evangelism?  Extra bonus: the team reveals for the first time ever the secret of their very short commute to MoS recording locations.This week the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals would like to offer a free audio download, Christ and His Church by Rick Phillips. You can find your free download here.

Topic: Coverage Of UFO Activity by The Media Rick Phillips "The Anomaly Man" Comments And Analysis Concerning Coverage Of UFO Activity by The Media & Reports Of UFO's By Citizens

Dr. Rick Phillips was our guest as we sat down and discussed the recent 40th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in America. In this discussion, held in the Gresham Conference Room of Second Presbyterian Church in downtown Greenville, SC.

Guests: Heath Hall – http://www.bbqbackyard.com     http://porkbarrelbbq.com Rick Phillips – http://azbbqfestival.com  

Ten years after Columbine: How much safer are our schools? Special Guests:Nationally recognized educator, speaker, facilitator and trainer; Rick Phillips. Video editor, writer and satirist, Will Jones and West Shield Adolescent Services lead transport agent and youth leader Dave Munoz discuss school violence in America. Rick Phillips is founder of "Community Matters" and is the lead author of "Safe School Ambassadors: Harnessing Student Power to Stop Bullying and Violence".Listen in as they discuss some of the disturbing facts that have come out in Rick’s 22 page report card.

  "Safe School Ambassadors"  guru Rick Phillips inspires us to think about student power unleashed to deal with school bullies.  Rep Chris Rants  evaluates the recent legislative session plus lots spirited conversation.