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Chase DiMarco talks to Dr. Frank Okosun, an internal medicine specialist providing evidence-based medical care in both hospital and outpatient settings. He also has a particular interest in chronic disease management and occupational health. They talk about telemedicine, challenges facing residents in internal medicine, and strong residency letters of recommendation. [00:50] Challenges Facing Residents in Internal Medicine [02:10] Dr. Okusun's Background in Occupational Health and Safety  [04:38] Family Medicine Versus Internal Medicine [07:22] Internal Medicine: Things you Should Know as a Medical Student [08:58] What is Telemedicine? [11:40] Tips for Students Applying for Residency Positions in Internal Medicine [13:20] Strong Residency Letters of Recommendation [15:11] The Competitive Nature of Internal Medicine [17:41] Qualities of an Exceptional Internal Medicine Student [21:19] Advice to Aspiring Internal Medicine Practitioners Full show notes

What you Should Know about Sales Funnels from LOTR!I bet you're just one step away.  If your ready to get serious, join us in the Insider's Club and let me help you get there!https://epicconversions.net

Kia Ora Whanau. One of the most enjoyable things about spending such a long time on the mic with Squadrun founders Kerry Suter and Ali Pottinger at Tarawera ultramarathon was the off-mic talk about training, race craft, and physiology. They were dropping science like Galileo dropped the orange (Yauch Diamond & Horowitz 1989). We thought it would be an excellent idea to get the pair back onDirt Church Radio for a deep dive into some coaching knowledge. What follows is a wonderfully informative discussion around training plans, specificity, Why your watch sucks, strength training, are junk miles real, and what separates a “good” runner from a “great” runner. We also have a Greatest Run Ever with family honour and money on the line, Stuff you Should Know when we cover some of the amazing racing that are happening in Aotearoa and Australia and why it’s unlikely that Matt and Eugene will ever score a Six Foot Track plate. Enjoy.

Erik Brown, Realtor with Compass in Beverly Hills and author of “One in a Million, Everything you Should Know to Find the Best Realtor,” helps individuals and families buy, sell, and invest in the American dream. You don't want to miss Erik's journey from his first flip to building successful teams across the US while managing market shifts along the way. Special Nugget shared on his 33 touches a year and how to become Disneyland for those you meet. “Key is to maintain relationships with deeper dives.” [www.erikrbrown.com | www.facebook.com/erikbrown | https://www.facebook.com/ErikBrownHomes | www.instagram.com/theerikbrown | https://www.linkedin.com/in/theerikbrown/ | www.youtube.com/ErikBrownHomes | www.twitter.com/theerikBrown] Music by Broke for Free

Thus begins our Halloween season at All the People you Should Know. Buckle up we're getting bloody this week. Check out allthepeoplenetwork.com for more great indie shows. I would also like to thank today's sponsors, Layer Origin and The Podcast Discovery Show. Also, also, if you don't want to get sued use artlist, if you get a yearly subscription through that link over there, you'll get two months for free! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/allthepeople/support

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Learn Cypress Tutorial:  https://cypresstutorial.com. In this Podcast, I am going to discuss the Top 10 Automation Testing Tools List that you Should Know. This is is a part of the series, Automation Testing Tutorial. Automation testing is a Software testing technique to test and compare the actual outcome with the expected outcome.   This can be achieved by writing test scripts or using any automation testing tool.  Test automation is used to automate repetitive tasks and other testing tasks which are difficult to perform manually 

 Episode Notes: Welcome to the podcast. Listen as Pastors Sean Clemons and Stephen Law talk about marijuana and how they tackle the question “What is God’s purpose for the plant?”  Listen and access the show notes below, search for Vantage Point on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or gracecov.org/vantagepoint. Follow us on instagram @gracecovya.  3 Questions to Ask: Is Marijuana helping you in your pursuit of God and glorifying Him?  What does the Bible say about marijuana?  What are you hoping to gain from marijuana? Is this something you can go to God for instead?  Vantage Point Challenge: 1a. Come up with a 2 minute clear answer (apologetic response) if a friend were to ask you what the Bible says about marijuana. 1b. Continue to love and support those who are struggling with marijuana addiction.  Recommended Resources:  OpenBible Stuff You Should Know: How Marijuana Works THC vs CBD?  10 Things you Should Know about Marijuana and the Christian Is Recreational Marijuana a sin? Marijuana to the glory of God?  Biblical Resources:  Galatians 5  1 Peter 5:8  1 Corinthians 6:19 Genesis 1:29  1 Timothy 5:23 Ephesians 5:18  James 1:14 & 15 Did this episode help you see your faith, life, and culture more clearly? If so, please leave us a rating and review on Apple Podcasts or your favorite podcast app.

The cannabis industry is one of the fastest-growing market segments in the world - that means a boom of jobs, and lots of applicants joining the Green Rush.  Whether you're already working as a budtender & want to plan your next career move, or you're not yet working in cannabis but you want to be, it can be daunting to try to break into such a new & unique industry.  We'll cover tactics to set yourself up for success during job interviews, what research you should do to stand out, and where you should look for opportunities in cannabis. One Article Discussed [1] “Things you Should Know to Get a Job in the Cannabis Industry” from Testing & Terpenes Magazine

Kia ora Whanau. This week, Eugene speaks to Fiona Love, Women’s winner of the 2019 WUU2k 63km. That’s right. The mighty DCR robot had to split into its component flannel shirts for this episode, with Matt on whanau duties Eugene had to bring it on home solo with the mighty Fiona Love. Fiona is relatively new to the ultra marathon scene, heck, WUU2k was her FIRST ONE (for those of you who’ve not run WUU2k forgive the emotion of capital letters, for those of you who have...right???). Fiona and Eugene discuss fitting running around life and not the other way ‘round, Fiona’s peak km’s leading up to WUU2k were around 45 a week with an occasional longer run thrown in. Fiona, who was born in Italy to British parents found her first love in triathlon, rising to the top levels of the sport with a qualification to race Ironman Kona in Hawaii. Fiona came to New Zealand for the Ironman and loved it so much she stayed. Fiona talks about her love of running on all surfaces, her goals for this next stage of racing, including UTMB, and just what Gordon Ramsay (Yes, that Gordon Ramsay) said to her when she blatted by him in a race. As well as this, Eugene and Matt will be bringing you news, results, digression, Stuff you Should Know and Greatest Run Ever. Dirt Church Radio is For the People! Enjoy!!!!!!!!

Brutally Honest Things Every Women Reaching Or Turning 40 Should Know. Verse of the Day: Ephesians 2: 4-6. The Month is Ending; We are just about to reach the Middle of the Year - "Summer Time". Any Vacation Plans? Anything NEW for YOU this coming Summer?. Any Goals? Email Us: roseythebosslady@gmail.com

How often does it seem within our running culture that more is more? And how often has this approach been ruinous to our physiological and psychological wellbeing? Luke McCallum is a man who knows this to be true. A massage therapist employed by Sports Lab (who also has a tidy 70 minute half marathon pb) Luke spent two months on a working holiday in Iten, Kenya. Whilst in Iten Luke worked and trained at the camp run by marathon legend Mary Keitany and gained an insight into what constitutes the life of an elite distance athlete. Now home, Luke sits with us and shares his insights on wellbeing, his own journey towards peak performance and, in how many ways, less is indeed more. Along the way, a shambolic Matt (battling what he is sure is Smallpox) and a calm (if not long-suffering and paint-splattered) Eugene bring you the regular DCR goodness of Greatest Run Ever, Stuff you Should Know and our rapture about a little race that happened in Tennessee. We even manage to draw our Ciele competition, despite confusing a Random Number Generator with a Random Name Generator. Enjoy!

Kia Ora Whanau. This week we have the pleasure of speaking to Christchurch’s Sam Manson about his journey from precocious trail running talent to elite multi-sport athlete. Sam, who by his own admission does not come from a sporting background, decided one day that he would win the Coast to Coast multisport race. To this day, he doesn’t know why, however, in classic kiwi style he set about knocking the bastard off. On the way he’s also completed an Xterra trail series championship, Hillary Trail FKT, and a period of time adventure racing in China. With several podium finishes Sam finished Coast to Coast in second place this year and is looking forward to going one better in 2020. Sam talks about his process in journeying from 1B5 toting enthusiast to reluctant elite, how listening to your body is ultimately important for successful training, and how eating a cheese croissant in a kayak is fraught with peril. We also discuss Sam’s imminent return to trail running when he takes on the Routeburn Classic next month. Oh yeah, did we mention that Sam Manson loves Riverhead Forest? He really does, and that’s alright with us. As usual we’ll bring you results, Stuff you Should Know and an epic Greatest Run Ever. Enjoy!

Today's episode is brought to you by my e-book, Five Secrets Every Woman Over 44 Should Know. Today we're talking about sex and libido and women. I cannot tell you how many women have come to me over 30 years and talked about libido and sex. Most of the time what I hear from women is that they are wondering if there is something wrong with them. They can go for years suffering in silence. One of the things that is tough is that people are uncomfortable talking about sex. I've had so many couples come in who have been married 30 years and still find it very difficult to talk about sex.  Today Perry covers one aspect to help you with this important but often secret, hidden issue. While there are a variety of issues that can be part of libido, this is one that is rarely talked about. Perry shares a client story about a woman who was looking for answers. Her libido was pretty flat, and she kept thinking something was wrong with her. She wondered about what kind of medication she could take or what she could do to raise her libido. We're talking about that inner kind of sexual energy, that passionate energy.  She kept pathologizing herself and making herself wrong. One of the things that they discussed was her relationship, which had been in crisis for years.. By the time she came for help they were divorced. Understanding the dynamics in a relationship and how it may be affecting your sex life is a crucial step to shifting issues of libido.  We're not taught emotional intelligence.  It is the education we need the most. We need to learn how to truly communicate. What do we do with emotions? What do we do when we have conflict? What do we do when we have stuff that we need to talk to our partner about and we are feeling really uncomfortable about it? Emotional Intelligence is key a having a healthy libido. Without communication, we stuff the anger and resentment and all of that affects your libido.  Libido is energy and when we're stuffing, we're repressing. Perry shares practical steps to help you begin having the conversation about libido and sexual desire. Even if it's just a conversation for yourself in the beginning. Don’t settle. Use Perry’s information to help you understand how to better discuss libido and sex with your partner. She has 10 tips on her podcast page to help women raise their libido…not tips you have probably heard about.                

When I met Alison Malmon a few months ago at a dinner party she was an understated, new-to-town, mom-of-three… who was also a totally inspiring leader in the movement to de-stigmatize mental health nationwide. I was amazed by her humility, and brilliance, as she spoke about starting a nonprofit, Active Minds, 15 years ago in the aftermath of her brother’s suicide.  She’s a total powerhouse, driven by her desire to change the conversation about mental health and truly save lives.   Her work is so deeply needed, her stories very honest and real, and her passion palpable. Please listen and share.  Let’s help break the silence, and end the shame, around mental health. We talk about: Her brother’s suicide and how she dealt with it Creating a movement through her work The power of storytelling Her definition of leadership and what it really takes How to talk about mental health in ways that really help Motherhood and leadership Other episodes for you to enjoy: How you can make a difference Step into your moxie Want to check out if coaching is right for you?  Book a discovery call here. More about Alison and Active Minds:   Connect with Alison, read real stories, find support, or get involved in this important work at http://activeminds.org/ Alison Malmon is the founder and Executive Director of Active Minds, Inc., the leading national organization that uses students as the driving force to change the perception about mental health on college campuses. Active Minds engages tens of thousands of student leaders nationwide and promotes a unified national voice for young adults in the mental health awareness movement. Alison formed the organization following the suicide of her only sibling, twenty-two year old brother Brian Malmon. Wanting to combat the stigma that had caused her brother to suffer in silence and ultimately take his own life, she created a group on her campus at the University of Pennsylvania that promoted an open, enlightened dialogue around the issues. Alison has been named a “Top 15 Global Emerging Social Innovator,” Washingtonian of the Year, and a Woman of Distinction by the American Association of University Women. She has also received the Destigmatization Award from the National Council of Behavioral Healthcare, Tipper Gore Remember the Children Award, inaugural Young Leadership Award from the National Mental Health Research Association (NARSAD), and more. Alison has been profiled as a “Person you Should Know” on CNN, and in stories in the New York Times, Washington Post, Inside Higher Ed, and Glamour Magazine. In addition to her work at Active Minds, Alison sits on the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline Consumer/Survivor Subcommittee, Suicide Prevention Resource Center Steering Committee, and Crisis Text Line Advisory Committee. She is the mother of three young girls, and in her spare time, Alison loves flying 23ft in the air at the Trapeze School in Washington, DC. More from ME: Explore my cyber-home and all the goods: sagebhobbs.com Sign up for free communication advice and the insider scoop:  sagebhobbs.com/ask And a favor from YOU: Like what you hear? If SO, yay! Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm. For (SUPER DUPER appreciated) gold stars: Leave me a rating + review!  Just a few short words will help MORE amazing women find the show.  Thank you :)

It's our first episode of 2018, and we're so excited to be back! Eva and Rafa go over their holidays and tease what's in store for the new season. We're then joined by Giovanni, whose Casita Triste is bringing a lot of attention to Dallas in regards to affordable housing and gentrification. Followed by a new segment with Ari aka @CaandyPaint called "Cool Black People you Should Know." Please make sure to follow us @decoloresco on all social media for upcoming announcements & make sure to leave us a darn review.

This is our third annual podcast about podcast episodes celebrating, our third year of bringing you your weekly content. Mike Thompson and Tim Gallagher join us to discuss the shows we enjoy listening to!  Ringer Podcast Network includes podcasts about several podcasts: NFL, NBA, MLB Achievement Oriented(video games) The Masked Man(wrestling) University (college sports) The Watch (TV/ Movies) Binge Mode( Game of Thrones)  Against all Odds, House of Carbs, 30 for 30 WNYC Shows- More Perfect(Supreme Court), Nancy(lgbtq), Live from the Paula Poundstone Institute(variety comedy), 2 Dope Queens(comedy), A Piece of Work,  Other can't miss shows... 30 for 30 Revisionist History, S-town, Orgins, Intercepted, The Tony Kornheiser show, Stuff you Should Know.   

Sheri Lynch bought her own show. Yes, I know that sounds really weird considering that her name is in the Marquee, but she essentially got tired of trying to manoeuvre her branding through radio station filters, that she take ownership of the whole thing. In this episode, Sheri will share the reasons why you might want to start down a similar road; or at the very least understand just what digital properties you own, and which one belong to your employer. The Bob and Sheri show is headquartered at the studios of WLNK 107.9 in Charlotte, and airs on great radio stations across the United States listed here - http://www.bobandsheri.com/where-listen Links to the thing I referred to in this show: The Bob & Sheri Homepage - http://bobandsheri.com Bob & Sheri Podcast - http://www.bobandsheri.com/bob-sheri-podcast Bob & Sheri's Oddcast - http://www.bobandsheri.com/oddcast Other podcasts I mentioned: Gregr from 107.7 The End in Seattle - http://www.1077theend.com/podcast/our-dumb-podcast Mike Carruthers - Something you Should Know - http://www.somethingyoushouldknow.net/ Sponsored by NLogic - http://bit.ly/2oLHQmQ.