Podcasts about seattle support

Doug gives his initial thoughts following the ducks Road loss in Seattle --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/qb11show/support

Bail set at $10M for man accused of randomly shooting into car, killing pregnant woman in Seattle --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/damitriess-farel/support

The guys welcome Texas Rangers 1B Nathaniel Lowe from Seattle. First they go over the struggles in the big leagues and possible moves the club might make before the deadline. They also go "Down In The Bus Leagues' to talk all things minor leagues. Jeff talks about his trip to Arizona to check in on Josh Jung and others. Another great episode. (Big props to Nate Lowe for fighting through the technical difficulties with bad Wifi in Seattle) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/txrangerspod/support

Yet in this episode we talk about how surprised and excited we are from the Montreal Canadians and they run for the Stanley cup final there's one game away from going back to the final for the 1st time since 1993. Also in this episode we're talking about what's going to happen after the final is over we'll be having a lot of conversations concerning the draft concerning the expects expansion draft for the Seattle --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jeff-mclaughlin/support

In this episode, Dr. Stephanie Mundt (Physical Therapist and Run Coach) and Dr. Ellie Somers (Physical Therapist and Run Coach) discuss the nuances of recovering from stress fracture (or bone stress injury). We review common causes of bone stress injury, as well as common risk factors, and discuss what recovery SHOULD (or might) look like for runners. We talk about what symptoms potentially mean and why these injuries can be so challenging. If you are unsure if you're on the right path with your stress fracture recovery, reach out to one us below. --- Dr. Stephanie Mundt: info@volantept.com , www.volantept.com (Arizona) Dr. Ellie Somers: info@sisuwolf.com , www.sisuwolf.com (Seattle) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ellie-somers5/support

AFC East Recap, Dak Contract and Carlos Hyde in Seattle --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tdnfantasy/support

Invitada Especial: Elsa Batres City of Seattle --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/entre-hermanos/support

Burl Barer says: Most of my true crime books contain insights and commentary by Travis Webb who gets full credit for bringing the murders covered in my book HEAD SHOT to my attention. In a recent Q&A for Wild Blue Press's re-release of HEADLOCK, my private eye novel, I was asked: is Travis Webb the same Travis Webb who is a famous rave producer and pop culture icon in the Northwest? A: Yes, but the Travis Webb in HEADLOCK is the Travis I knew almost 20 years ago when he wasn’t famous, wasn’t really handsome (he is now), and was much heavier. Travis says he reads the novel to remind himself of what his life was like back then. He is very smart, and probably even smarter than he appears in the book. We had Travis on our show almost ten years ago, and it is the perfect time to have him back as he is featured in a new documentary on the rave culture in the Northwest -- a documentary made several years ago when Travis was ruling the Rave scene in Seattle --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/burl-barer/support

Part 3, beer trippin' in Seattle --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/life-behind-beer/support

What fun to celebrate my 100th episode with pediatrician and podcaster, Dr. Wendy Sue Swanson a.k.a. @SeattleMamaDoc in Twitter! I should say "almost" podcaster. At the time of this episode release the podcast is about two weeks away from launching. We have a fun conversation about podcasting (surprise!) and the kind of information and guests Wendy Sue plans to have on her show. We also discuss her work at Seattle Children's Hospital and the fact that she stills sees patients one day a week! In honor of my 100th episode I have a couple of podcasting friends and former guests share a greeting  (Thanks, Dr. Mike Sevilla and Joe LaValle). I also announced he launch of "Social Content Solutions" - a monthly social media content service providing content calendars, blog templates, social media news, and over 25 social media posts to fill a month-long calendar for a healthcare practice.  For more details or to order go to http://www.getsocialhealthacademy.com/social-content-solutions. Listen in to my conversation with Dr. Wendy Sue Swanson or drop in at the time stamps below. 00:00 100 Episodes! 01:14 Joe LaVelle Intrepid Now 01:30 Dr. Mike Sevilla 01:51 Introduction 02:40 Meet Dr. Wendy Sue Swanson @SeattleMamaDoc 03:22 She's a Podcaster! 04:18 Growth of healthcare podcasts 05:27 Get the audience hooked on podcasts 07:23 Sleep! Everyone needs it 11:12 Was that a sneak preview of your podcast? 12:11 Segmenting podcast content? 14:08 Controversial topics are OK 15:35 What happens if you leave Seattle? Support from Seattle Children's 16:30 It's a podcast AND a blog 18:46 Any social platform you haven't tried? 21:46 Managing the overwhelm 25:35 Transgender bathroom debates in the Carolinas 26:38 Soapbox, Silent Listeners, and misinformation? 29:23 Are you seeing patients? 30:43 Variety in your work week 31:22 Counseling about social media as a pediatrician 34:36 Invitation to join the Healthcare Podcasters in Blab 35:00 Seattle Mama Doc Podcast 36:14 Introducing "Social Content Solutions" Find Dr. Wendy Sue Swanson: Twitter LinkedIn Blog