Podcast appearances and mentions of susan adams

The Mesquite Trail Drivers Association invites the community out to an Easter Egg Hunt on Friday, April 18, from 10 a.m. to noon, at Mesquite Hall, 11663 Ford Road in Adkins. The association's 2025 playday series will continue Saturday, April 19, at 8 a.m. The series concludes May 10. Playdays are held in the Mesquite Hall arena. Events will include clover leaf, straight away, pole bending, and a different mystery event each playday. Competitors will be divided into six groups by age. For details, visit the Mesquite Trail Drivers Facebook page or call Susan Adams at 210-831-9008. The Mesquite Trail...Article Link

Send us a textVoices for Georgia's Children and DECAL are proud to announce that the 14th annual Georgia Pre-K Week is set to take place from October 7th to 11th, 2024. This event celebrates the 32nd year of Georgia's Pre-K Program and highlights the importance of early childhood education across the state. Joining us to talk about Georgia Pre-K Week 2024 is Susan Adams, Deputy Commissioner for Georgia's Pre-K Program and Instructional Supports, Judy Fitzgerald is Executive Director at Voices for Georgia's Children, and we're honored to have State Representative Jan Jones, who serves as Speaker Pro Tem for the Georgia House of Representatives. Support the show

It's not enough to just ask donors to give. Connecting with their hearts will elevate your cause from a financial transaction to a heartfelt giving experience. Susan Adams, President and CEO of Ronald McDonald House Charity of Oklahoma City, will join us and share how they connect with their donors hearts which leads to them digging deeper into their wallets.

Selling to millionaires... Is it dramatically different than selling to everyone else? Susan Adams, expert in the field of selling to those in the well-to-do community, would say there are many similarities but key differences as well. Dan Kennedy and Susan chat in depth about how they approach selling to the ultra wealthy, as well as common pitfalls and mistakes to avoid. MagneticMarketing.com NoBSLetter.com

Sharing data in the context of community-engaged research involves specialized practices and considerations. Our latest episode, hosted by Karen Emmons, PhD, faculty lead for Harvard Catalyst's Community Engagement program, discusses critical aspects of data sharing and privacy that researchers need to know with Susan Adams, PMP, and Cheryl Clark, MD, ScD, of Massachusetts League of Community Health. Transcript: bit.ly/46yawp2

In May, Governor Brian Kemp signed the Fiscal Year 2025 Budget at a signing ceremony in the North Wing of the State Capitol. It's a $36-billion budget that includes raises for state employees and public school teachers as well as an influx of $97-million for Georgia's Pre-K Program. Joining us to talk about the FY2025 Budget Impact on DECAL is Susan Adams, Deputy Commissioner for Georgia's Pre-K Program and Instructional Supports, and Rian Ringsrud, Deputy Commissioner of Finance and Administration.   Support the Show.

This fall will be the 32nd year of Georgia's Pre-K Program which now serves nearly 72,000 students statewide.  This year we are making significant improvements to PANDA, the Pre-K Application and Database Access system for providers. Joining us today to talk about Georgia's Pre-K Program and the online improvements is Susan Adams, Deputy Commissioner for Georgia's Pre-K Program and Instructional Supports, and Brian Griffin, Manager over the new GAPREK online system.Support the show

On this episode of Moose Talks, we sit down with the former managing editor of the Alaska Highway News, Matt Preprost. He worked at the paper for the better part of a decade, so we chat about his time there and some of the challenges and triumphs he experienced while at the helm of the now-defunct newspaper.Then, we check in with Susan Adams of the North Peace Community Foundation. The Foundation was recently tapped to administer the North Peace Savings Community Legacy Fund, which will invest $1,000,000 back into the community over the next twenty years.Listen to Moose Talks every Friday morning at 10 on Moose FM and the Moose FM Facebook page. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Missing Persons Mysteries! Join Bob as he discusses the strange vanishing of Susan Adams.An avid outdoorsman along side her husband, what do you think happened to Susan?

Today we're bringing you an impact story. Our guest is Susan Adams, who works as an software technical support specialist, but she is much more than that, and she has an amazing story that starts in 1972 at a Wayne Newton concert and the song, “Daddy Don't Walk So Fast”, and continues through situational depression, which can sometimes lead to clinical depression. When we come back, we'll speak with Susan Adams.

In this weeks 95.9 Company Break program Mike talks with Susan Adams of Herbwise Naturals in Westerly RI. Herbwise Naturals has many homeopathic remedies, vitamins, etc. They have one of the largest inventories of bulk herbs and spices in New England, and they can also order them as needed. Please contact them by email at herbwisenaturals@gmail.com, call 401-596-7815 or visit http://herbwisenaturals.com/ 

On this episode of Moose Talks, we talked with Susan Adams of the North Peace Community Foundation all about the foundation's work so far since its inception earlier this year.Then we catch up with Energeticcity.ca Investigative Reporter Spencer Hall about the new article he wrote in his "Code Grey" series all about the systemic issues in Northern Health and healthcare delivery in northeast BC.Tune in to Moose Talks this morning at 10 on Moose FM and via video on the Moose FM and Energeticcity.ca Facebook pages. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This year DECAL and Voices for Georgia's Children are celebrating the 12th Annual Georgia's Pre-K Week, October 3-7…our thirtieth year offering Pre-K to students and families here in Georgia. Joining us to talk about Georgia Pre-K Week is State Representative Sharon Cooper, representing District 43 and the East Cobb County area, a frequent guest reader in Georgia's Pre-K Program classrooms through the years; Polly McKinney, with Voices for Georgia's Children and Susan Adams, Deputy Commissioner for Georgia's Pre-K Program and Instructional Supports.  Support the show

In this episode, Lisa Jones interviews Susan Adams, MS, RDN, LND, FAND, and Britanny Saunier, MPA, about food safety issues, including sanitation and hand washing, common foodborne illness risk factors, changes in food supply and production, and consumer habits that impact food safety.

In this podcast: 1. Susan Adams, 2. Sambodhi Prem

In this podcast: 1. Susan Adams, 2. Susan Adams, 3. Susan Adams, 4. Sambodhi Prem

In this podcast: 1. Susan Adams, 2. Susan Adams, 3. Susan Adams, 4. Sambodhi Prem

Pre-K Week in Georgia

WGAU Radio's Tim Bryant interviews Susan Adams, Deputy Commissioner for Georgia's Pre-K Program and Instructional Supports, about Georgia Pre-K Week and other topics.Support the show (http://www.decal.ga.gov)

After spending decades on the mission field; both in the U.S. and abroad, the Adams found themselves with little retirement savings and health challenges. After moving back to the states Susan went back into nursing and Lee was selling insurance to provide for three teenagers and save for retirement. After accidentally crossing paths with NeoLife, they witnessed the power of the products and reluctantly decided to build a business even though they had little success after 10 attempts at Network Marketing. Join us to learn how they built their business so quickly, enabling Lee to go full time and still today, after 20 years their business continues to grow!

After spending decades on the mission field; both in the U.S. and abroad, the Adams found themselves with little retirement savings and health challenges. After moving back to the states Susan went back into nursing and Lee was selling insurance to provide for three teenagers and save for retirement. After accidentally crossing paths with NeoLife, they witnessed the power of the products and reluctantly decided to build a business even though they had little success after 10 attempts at Network Marketing. Join us to learn how they built their business so quickly, enabling Lee to go full time and still today, after 20 years their business continues to grow!

This year DECAL and Voices for Georgia's Children will celebrate the 11th Annual Georgia's Pre-K Week, October 4-8, 2021.  In 1992, Governor Zell Miller launched a pilot program called Georgia's Pre-K.  Pre-K Week is an opportunity for us to tell this great success story of Georgia's Pre-K…a voluntary, free program available to all of Georgia's four-year-olds, regardless of parental income...and it continues to be nationally recognized for its success.  Joining us to talk about Georgia Pre-K Week is Dr. Erica Fener-Sitkoff, Executive Director at Voices for Georgia's Children and Susan Adams, Deputy Commissioner for Georgia's Pre-K Program and Instructional Supports, and Joseph Lillyblad, Manager of Education and Workforce Development with Georgia Power, our corporate sponsor.  Support the show (http://www.decal.ga.gov)

Licensed audiologists will soon have the opportunity to practice in-person and through telepractice across state lines because of an occupational licensure compact that has been in development since 2017. The Audiology & Speech-Language Pathology Interstate Compact (ASLP-IC) is a cooperative agreement enacted into law by participating states to facilitate the interstate practice of audiology and speech-language pathology, while also maintaining public protection. This Week in Hearing host, Amyn Amlani, discusses the interstate compact, its development, regulatory policies, provider benefits and limitations, and consumer protections with Susan Adams, Director for State Legislative and Regulatory Affairs at the American Speech-Language Hearing Association (ASHA), and Tracey Ambrose, Lead Audiologist at Children's National Hospital in Washington, D.C.

This is part two of our three part series with Susan Adams. In this episode, we start our canoe trip on the Sebois River and head down to Lunksoos on the East Branch of the Penobscot. Things get off to a rocky start— quite literally. As we paddle (and "river walk"), Susan points out plants and animals and tells us memorable stories from her many trips on this stretch of river. ~ At the end of June, we traveled to Patten to talk with people about the past, present, and future of the land that is now Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument. In August of 2016, the Elliotsville Foundation (headed by Roxanne Quimby) donated 87,000 acres of land east of Baxter State Park to the federal government with the intention of it becoming a National Monument. National Monuments are similar to National Parks, but National Parks must be approved by Congress while National Monuments can be signed into law by the president through the Antiquities Act. President Obama did just that on August 23, 2016. This was the culmination of decades of hard work by many people, including Roxanne Quimby, her son, Lucas St. Clair, and people like Susan and Mark Adams, among others.

At the end of June, we traveled to Patten to talk with people about the past, present, and future of the land that is now Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument. In August of 2016, the Elliotsville Foundation (headed by Roxanne Quimby) donated 87,000 acres of land east of Baxter State Park to the federal government with the intention of it becoming a National Monument. National Monuments are similar to National Parks, but National Parks must be approved by Congress while National Monuments can be signed into law by the president through the Antiquities Act. President Obama did just that on August 23, 2016. This was the culmination of decades of hard work by many people, including Roxanne Quimby, her son, Lucas St. Clair, and people like Susan and Mark Adams, among others. This episode is the first in a three part series with Susan Adams. Susan and her husband Mark work for the Elliotsville Foundation, doing community outreach and recreation management. In this first episode, we hop into Susan's truck and she drives us into the monument to the canoe launch. Susan talks about the many hats she wears for the Elliotsville Foundation, her childhood on Penobscot Bay, and working with local schools to connect kids with the land.

Episode 81 - July  2021 EventsMichigan Fiber Festival August 18-22 Techknitters Machine Knitting Club Carol Scott, Susan Adams contact at Notable Knits on Facebook or email at sadams464@hotmail.com AcquisitionsCSM themed zip bag and CSM Weight Hanger (I called it a buckle) from Queen City Creations on Etsy Red mohair yarn Lori-Lin yarn conditioning spray (no longer available) but this is a good substitute: Super Industrial Yarn Spray Leading Men Fiber Arts Show Stopper sock yarn in Longstocking color way Gypsy Quilter Sip & Snip Measuring device from Jamie at CSMSupplies.com (not found on the website but may be available by request Hand KnittingVeste Everest Machine KnittingShape - Color - Stitch Pattern - Yarn Heel Tab No Show socks by Sue Vanuesky Poke n Tote bag pattern for bulky gauge machines Easy Breezy #2 (my project) Contact the designer, ridelikethewind on Ravelry for the pattern Take An Old Bag Shopping by Pat Holbrook from KnitWords #44 ResourcesRussian join tutorial or instructional video - so many to choose from online - just do a quick search with DuckDuckGo.com Rant: so many things broke during my son's visit here Rave: small child chopstick win  VMVMCoconut La Croix sparkling water (image) Bonus! cocktail recipes Please join in the Ravelry group for this podcast. My Instagram  

William Lee Dunn, 67, known to friends as “Lee,” passed away on Sunday, July 18, 2021. Lee was born in Grove Hill on November 6, 1953 to Benjamin Watson and Ethel Louise Thomas Dunn. Lee will be lovingly missed by his sisters, Barbara Whittington, Susan Adams and Lynne (Tyrone) Cranford and brother Sammy Dunn. Lee will also be fondly remembered by his nephews, Benjamin (Lauren) Cranford, Stephen (Crystal) Cranford, Watson (Keri) Adams, and Keith Dunn as well as his great nieces and nephews Addison Cranford, Blake Cranford, Camden Lee Cranford, Benjamin Cranford, Savanah Cranford, Maddox Adams, MacKennon Adams, Burkely Adams...Article Link

Becoming a CEO - step by step guide Raise your hands and take on assignments Stating aspirations Hire people smarter than you Skills that can set you apart and how to develop it Take calculated risks Susan Adams Loyd - CEO Better Business Bureau for MN and ND is a strategic thinker who has a proven track record of building collaborative teams that deliver stellar results. She has successfully led complex organizations through opportunities and challenges, always developing talented contributors along the way. As well, she has held top-seated positions within industry professional associations and community non-profits, and is widely regarded as an experienced leader, media expert, mentor and an accomplished public speaker. Susan has 3 decades of experience in the Media industry including as the Former VP & General Manager at CBS, Clear Channel Broadcasting and Cox Broadcasting. As a lifelong learner, she recently graduated from Harvard University complementing her Graduate Degree from Minnesota State University and Bachelor Degree from University of Minnesota. Follow LFI on IG: https://www.instagram.com/leadingfemaleinsider/ Follow LFI on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/leading-female-insider/ Follow the Host Rebeka on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/rebekatvede Reach out to Rebeka: leadingfemaleinsider@gmail.com Clubhouse: @lfinsider Follow Susan on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/susan-adams-loyd-46394811/

Susan Adams Loyd - CEO Better Business Bureau for MN and ND is a strategic thinker who has a proven track record of building collaborative teams that deliver stellar results. She has successfully led complex organizations through opportunities and challenges, always developing talented contributors along the way. As well, she has held top-seated positions within industry professional associations and community non-profits, and is widely regarded as an experienced leader, media expert, mentor and an accomplished public speaker. Susan has 3 decades of experience in the Media industry including as the Former VP & General Manager at CBS, Clear Channel Broadcasting and Cox Broadcasting. As a lifelong learner, she recently graduated from Harvard University complementing her Graduate Degree from Minnesota State University and Bachelor Degree from University of Minnesota. Follow LFI on IG: https://www.instagram.com/leadingfemaleinsider/ Follow LFI on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/leading-female-insider/ Follow the Host Rebeka on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/rebekatvede Reach out to Rebeka: leadingfemaleinsider@gmail.com Clubhouse: @lfinsider Follow Susan on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/susan-adams-loyd-46394811/

Governor Brian Kemp and Commissioner Jacobs recently announced plans to provide a one-time, $1,000 bonus payment to every Georgia’s Pre-K Program teacher, assistant teacher, and birth-5 child care teacher in the state. The bonuses will be funded through the federal Coronavirus Aid Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act. Joining us to talk about POWER (Providing Our Workforce with Essential Recognition) is Susan Adams, Deputy Commissioner of Georgia’s Pre-K Program and Instructional Supports; Barbara McWethy who is Manager of Workforce Support in our Professional Learning Group, and Yiet Knight who is owner of the Universal Child Care and Learning Center in Augusta, a three-star Quality Rated program, and part of our Quality Rated Peer Support Network. Support the show (http://www.decal.ga.gov)

It’s Pre-K Week in Georgia! For the past 28 years, Georgia’s nationally recognized Pre-K Program has provided quality early education to the state’s youngest learners. Launched in 1992 as a pilot program serving 750 four-year-olds, the lottery-funded Georgia’s Pre-K Program has laid a solid foundation for academic excellence and future success in the lives of approximately 1.6 million children. This is our tenth year partnering with Voices for Georgia’s Children. Joining us to talk about Georgia Pre-K Week is Dr. Erica Fener-Sitkoff, Executive Director at Voices for Georgia’s Children; Susan Adams, Deputy Commissioner for Georgia’s Pre-K Program and Instructional Supports; Nicole Cook, one of our outstanding Pre-K Specialists; and Coy Bowles, lead guitarist from the Zac Brown Band and author of “Behind the Little Red Door” and his latest, “Behind the Little Red Door: Can You Touch a Color?”Support the show (http://www.decal.ga.gov)

Past guests Po Chi Fung, Susan Adams, and I are starting a zine. It’s called BYOF (bring your own film). Our goal is to have people all over the world shoot a roll of film on Aug 1st THAT’S TOMORROW then submit to 1-5 images through our website. BYOFzine.com on or before Sep 1st. So grab a roll shoot something that matters to you. For more info, head over to byofzine.com If you want to follow Noelle, you certainly may she’s @noellereynolds that’s as many E’s as there are L’s. I’m @sasquatchmansfield and this podcast is @thefilmphotographypodcast Our music was written and produced by the amazing Ross Graham. If you need music he’ll be your huckleberry. Wisdom this week comes from Mary Ellen Mark who said: “Photograph the world as it is. Nothing's more interesting than reality.” Until next time Be well, do good work, and stay disciplined.

Exciting news. Past guests Po Chi Fung, Susan Adams, and I are starting a zine. It’s like a magazine but cooler cuz it has fewer letters. It’s called BYOF (bring your own film). Our goal is to have people all over the world shoot a roll of film on Aug 1st then submit to 1-5 images through our website. BYOFzine.com on or before Sep 1st. So grab a roll shoot something that matters to you. For more info, head over to byofzine.comVeteran photographer, Bob Homes joins me on the podcast. He’s been shooting longer than some of us have been alive. He has worked for National Geographic, Wine Spectator, Life, Time, and hundreds of other major magazines. He is a wonderful conversationalist and it was my absolute pleasure to have him on the podcast.Bob Homes is @bobholmesphoto on insta and his website is roberthomlesphotography.com I’m @sasquatchmansfield and this podcast is @thefilmphotographypodcast Our music was written and produced by the amazing Ross Graham. If you need music he’ll be your huckleberry.BE WELL. DO GOOD WORK. STAY DISCIPLINED.

Classes in Georgia’s Pre-K Program have been closed since March due to COVID-19. Teachers and students utilized distance learning to finish out the year. Now, plans are underway to reopen Pre-K this fall, balancing quality learning with health and safety. Joining us to talk about plans for reopening Georgia’s Pre-K Program is Susan Adams, Deputy Commissioner for Georgia’s Pre-K Program and Instructional Supports; Dr. Caitlin Dooley, Deputy Superintendent of Teaching and Learning with the Georgia Department of Education; and Sharon Foster, owner of Bells Ferry Learning Center in Woodstock, who operates three Georgia’s Pre-K Program classes.Support the show (http://www.decal.ga.gov)

On this episode I talk with Susan Adams. Susan is a warmhearted wedding and family photographer based in Montana where she’s lives with her husband and cute pup Larry Lewis. We discovered we both learned film on an AE1 and got our clothes cut off by EMS workers at a young age.Susan can be found on instagram @susankadams and here website is skaphotography.comThe Moldovian photographer can be found hereYou can follow this podcast on instagram at @thefilmphotographypodcast

Bonus Interview Episode with Susan Adams!   Recorded October 6, 2019 Edited for publication December 7, 2019 Susan can be reached on Facebook at Notable Knits sadams464@hotmail.com Carolyn Barnett I am annejeneer on Ravelry and Instagram. Please join in the Ravelry group for this podcast.

In this episode, we talk with Susan Adams who is a County Commissioner, local entrepreneur and the list goes on. Susan talks us through how the Frog Leg Festival went from idea to an actual thriving festival. She also discusses her college career and the pivot she took from what she was studying to her current state in life. Was a great conversation and we hope you enjoy!  

It was December, 2013, when the US Department of Education and the US Department of Health and Human Services awarded Georgia the Race to the Top – Early Learning Challenge Grant, totaling $51.7 million over four years. This week, we look back at all that was accomplished in Georgia as a result of the grant. Joining us are three key people in the project: Susan Adams, Deputy Commissioner for Georgia’s Pre-K Program and Instructional Supports; Dr. Bentley Ponder, Deputy Commissioner for Quality Innovations and Partnerships; and from Chicago, former Deputy Commissioner for System Reform and now Senior Vice President of Advocacy and Policy with the Ounce of Prevention Fund Kristin Bernhard. Support the show (http://www.decal.ga.gov)

In 2011, the Georgia General Assembly authorized a longitudinal study of Georgia’s Pre-K Program to examine children’s learning outcomes and the quality of their classroom experiences. This study is currently following over 1,100 children from Pre-K through the fifth grade. Here to talk about the latest results is Susan Adams, Deputy Commissioner for Georgia’s Pre-K Program and Instructional Supports, and Dr. Bentley Ponder, Deputy Commissioner for Quality Innovations and Partnerships.Support the show (http://www.decal.ga.gov)

The B-Roll selection for Amy Adams has Wes and Clay watching a film that both of them are unfamiliar with, 2016’s Nocturnal Animals. Directed and written by Tom Ford, Nocturnal Animals is the story of an art gallery owner named Susan (Adams) who reads a new novel written by her ex-husband and begins to insert... Links! • https://thepenskyfile.com/links • e-Mail : thepenskyfilevideo@gmail.com

Camden Doran and Susan Adams discuss advocating for long term care residents on this edition of the Fairfax 50+ Podcast.

Camden Doran and Susan Adams discuss advocating for long term care residents on this edition of the Fairfax 50+ Podcast.

According to the American Nutrition Association in 2016, 70,000,000 people suffer from some form of digestive issue resulting in over 50 million visits to physicians and hospitals. These digestive symptoms include; heartburn, acid reflux, GERD, IBS, indigestion constipation, diarrhea, abdominal pain etc. and can have a genetic component to it but often it's your body telling you that something needs to be done. To relieve these symptoms, often people turn to over-the-counter quick fixes or prescription drugs. Although these individuals may find some relief, the long-term effects are sometimes dangerous. The good news is that there are healthy alternatives. Join us as Susan Adams R.N. reveals the science behind NeoLife nutritionals that can help support your body's digestive system.

According to the American Nutrition Association in 2016, 70,000,000 people suffer from some form of digestive issue resulting in over 50 million visits to physicians and hospitals. These digestive symptoms include; heartburn, acid reflux, GERD, IBS, indigestion constipation, diarrhea, abdominal pain etc. and can have a genetic component to it but often it’s your body telling you that something needs to be done. To relieve these symptoms, often people turn to over-the-counter quick fixes or prescription drugs. Although these individuals may find some relief, the long-term effects are sometimes dangerous. The good news is that there are healthy alternatives. Join us as Susan Adams R.N. reveals the science behind NeoLife nutritionals that can help support your body's digestive system.

Braggadocios is the word of the day! That is how we feel about the new Occurrence Note Family of Assessments at LCS HSD! Listen as Susan Adams, Director of Clinical Systems, Doug Jones, Clinical Systems Analyst and Barbara Bedenbaugh, Senior Director of Health Care Services-Rental Division discuss the features of triggered assessments, shorter pages for laptop use, focus on standards and on ease of use! Come Hear about the newest addition to the family, the Neuro Check!

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In this week's episode, we speak to Spiva Center of the Arts' Susan Adams and Shaun Conroy about exhibits that opened up this month, including "Darral Dishman: The Artist as Mentor" and "Family Affair: A Multi-generational Exhibit." And we won't say a word about the dog park in Night Vale. Not a word. Music: "Happy Alley" by Kevin MacLeod, incompetech.com.

Every year the statistics for rates of diabetes, pre-diabetes and obesity continue to rise. In 2017 the National Diabetes Statistics Report of the CDC estimated that in 2015 more than 30 million Americans (over 9% of the population) had diabetes. That's nearly one of every 10 Americans. Additionally, one out of every 3 Americans has pre-diabetes but most (90%) don't know it yet! Constantly out of control blood glucose levels are known to contribute to the progression to pre-diabetes and diabetes. Maintaining normal blood glucose balance as part of a healthy lifestyle approach is advised at all stages of life! Join us Tuesday evening, as special guest, Susan Adams, RN discusses how to support healthy glucose balance with lifestyle changes including regular exercise, choosing whole foods over processed foods, and how certain NeoLife nutritionals can help you in achieving your goals.

Every year the statistics for rates of diabetes, pre-diabetes and obesity continue to rise. In 2017 the National Diabetes Statistics Report of the CDC estimated that in 2015 more than 30 million Americans (over 9% of the population) had diabetes. That’s nearly one of every 10 Americans. Additionally, one out of every 3 Americans has pre-diabetes but most (90%) don’t know it yet! Constantly out of control blood glucose levels are known to contribute to the progression to pre-diabetes and diabetes. Maintaining normal blood glucose balance as part of a healthy lifestyle approach is advised at all stages of life! Join us Tuesday evening, as special guest, Susan Adams, RN discusses how to support healthy glucose balance with lifestyle changes including regular exercise, choosing whole foods over processed foods, and how certain NeoLife nutritionals can help you in achieving your goals.

Feeling a bit off? Struggling to juggle everything going on in your life, and just can't seem to get it straight… Guess what, you're not alone. Cognitive health is becoming a huge topic because the numbers are staggering. When we look at the increased amounts of adults above the age of 65 in the United States coupled with the sad truth that advancing age is a major risk factor for cognitive impairment and dementia, we know that this topic must be revisited. Please join in as we look closely at our everyday lives and discuss potential lifestyle changes to support cognitive health at any age!

Feeling a bit off? Struggling to juggle everything going on in your life, and just can’t seem to get it straight… Guess what, you’re not alone. Cognitive health is becoming a huge topic because the numbers are staggering. When we look at the increased amounts of adults above the age of 65 in the United States coupled with the sad truth that advancing age is a major risk factor for cognitive impairment and dementia, we know that this topic must be revisited. Please join in as we look closely at our everyday lives and discuss potential lifestyle changes to support cognitive health at any age!

Notes: HOT ROD HOUND was collected from SANDY COPLEN SMITH who got it from her roommate, Susan Adams who got it from her father in Coal City, West Virginia. I have heard the same tale several other times but the subject was a cat who was frozen in a refrigerator and revived with gasoline. This is a favorite of my grandson whose mother’s father, Red Harrison of LaFollette, Tennessee, tells the tale.

According to our world-renowned Scientific Advisory Board, based on human biochemistry, everyone needs Pro Vitality as the foundation for optimal health. Giving your body the right nutrition can have a huge impact on your daily energy levels. NeoLife has specialty products to support every stage of life; whether you're looking to recover faster, combat the effects of stress or nutrition for your prime years to stay healthy, energetic and active. Dial in to hear Susan Adams, RN, BSN, CGP as she explores the science behind NeoLife lifestyle packs that conveniently stack-on to Pro Vitality; Performance Pack, Stress Pack, and Prime Pack, to provide an even greater targeted solution for your particular lifestyle and stage of life.

According to our world-renowned Scientific Advisory Board, based on human biochemistry, everyone needs Pro Vitality as the foundation for optimal health. Giving your body the right nutrition can have a huge impact on your daily energy levels. NeoLife has specialty products to support every stage of life; whether you’re looking to recover faster, combat the effects of stress or nutrition for your prime years to stay healthy, energetic and active. Dial in to hear Susan Adams, RN, BSN, CGP as she explores the science behind NeoLife lifestyle packs that conveniently stack-on to Pro Vitality; Performance Pack, Stress Pack, and Prime Pack, to provide an even greater targeted solution for your particular lifestyle and stage of life.

Feeling a bit off? Struggling to juggle everything going on in your life, and just can't seem to get it straight… Guess what, you're not alone. Cognitive health is becoming a huge topic because the numbers are staggering. The Alzheimer's organization recently reported that since the year 2000, death from Alzheimer's disease has increased by 89%! When we look at the increased amounts of adults above the age of 65 in the United States coupled with the sad truth that advancing age is a major risk factor for cognitive impairment and dementia, we know that this topic must be revisited. Please join in as we look closely at our everyday lives and discuss potential lifestyle changes and whole food supplementation to support cognitive health at any age!

Dr. Susan Adams practices nursing in the classroom and in the county courthouse Susan Adams, PhD, RN, is an experienced Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner, and in addition spent 3 terms as a county supervisor in Marin County, California. In this podcast, Dr. Adams shares her perspectives on civic involvement, and how nurses’ voices are valuable […]

Dr. Susan Adams practices nursing in the classroom and in the county courthouse Susan Adams, PhD, RN, is an experienced Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner, and in addition spent 3 terms as a county supervisor in Marin County, California. In this podcast, Dr. Adams shares her perspectives on civic involvement, and how nurses’ voices are valuable […]

According to our world-renowned Scientific Advisory Board, based on human biochemistry, everyone needs Pro Vitality as the foundation for optimal health. Giving your body the right nutrition can have a huge impact on your daily energy levels. NeoLife has specialty products to support every stage of life; whether you're looking to recover faster, combat the effects of stress or nutrition for your prime years to stay healthy, energetic and active. Dial in to hear Susan Adams, RN, BSN, CGP as she explores the science behind NeoLife lifestyle packs that conveniently stack-on to Pro Vitality; Performance Pack, Stress Pack, and Prime Pack, to provide an even greater targeted solution for your particular lifestyle and stage of life.

Isn't it sad with all the scientific advances made up to this time, that there are still many sick people all around us? Both research and leading organizations have shown that better nutrition is related to improved infant, child and maternal health, stronger immune systems, safer pregnancy and childbirth, lower risk of non-communicable diseases (such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease), and longevity. Why is it that despite a wide variety of easily accessible food and drink products, many people are unwell and overweight? What are the basic nutrients necessary for life and health? As we examine this question, we will review the 'Chain of Life,' meaning the 6 categories of nutrients needed to sustain life. We will better appreciate how NeoLife has been providing The Chain of Life to the world now for 60 years. Join us while we speak with a registered nurse and fellow NeoLifer, Susan Adams, as she shares the science behind NeoLife nutritionals that will get you on your way to a New Body and Better Life!

By nature there are some issues that primarily affect women and others that primarily affect men that the opposite gender doesn't have to deal with. For women it can be menstruation and PMS, pregnancy, lactation, and menopause, just to name a few! And did you know men are less healthy and have a shorter life expectancy than women, on average? It's estimated that 1 in 9 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during his lifetime. NeoLife has created specialty products to combat the daily struggles that men and women experience throughout each stage of their life; whether they are looking to adopt preventative health measures, promote bone and joint health, reach a healthy weight, start a family or just live energetic, active lives. Dial in to hear special guest, Registered Nurse, Susan Adams share how a healthy lifestyle and NeoLife nutritionals with vitamins, minerals and herbs can help men and women live their best life!

According to the latest USDA dietary guidelines Americans aren't consuming enough whole grains fruits and vegetables. As a result, half of all U.S. adults have a preventable, diet-related chronic disease. They suggest consuming more whole grains, fruits, vegetables as part of an overall dietary pattern to reduce the risk for developing diet-related chronic diseases such as cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, some cancers, and obesity. Sadly we are far from achieving this goal and the truth is… often it is not our fault! Unfortunately, modern food processing strips out the outer nutrient-dense layers that provide lipids, sterols and other vital nutrients from grains such as wheat, rice, and soy. This can lead to inefficiency at the cellular level, leaving you feeling tired and sluggish. Dial in to hear Susan Adams, RN, BSN, as she shares the current state of the standard American diet and how NeoLife's scientifically formulated NeoLife nutritionals can help fill these gaps while supporting optimal cellular energy and vitality.

According to our world-renowned Scientific Advisory Board, based on human biochemistry, everyone needs Pro Vitality as the foundation for optimal health. Giving your body the right nutrition can have a huge impact on your daily energy levels. NeoLife has specialty products to support every stage of life; whether you're looking to recover faster, combat the effects of stress or nutrition for your prime years to stay healthy, energetic and active. Dial in to hear Susan Adams, RN, BSN, CGP as she explores the science behind NeoLife lifestyle packs that conveniently stack-on to Pro Vitality; Performance Pack, Stress Pack and Prime Pack, to provide an even greater targeted solution for your particular lifestyle and stage of life.

According to our world-renowned Scientific Advisory Board, based on human biochemistry, everyone needs Pro Vitality as the foundation for optimal health. Giving your body the right nutrition can have a huge impact on your daily energy levels. NeoLife has specialty products to support every stage of life; whether you're looking to recover faster, combat the effects of stress or nutrition for your prime years to stay healthy, energetic and active. Dial in to hear Susan Adams, RN, BSN, CGP as she explores the science behind NeoLife lifestyle packs that conveniently stack-on to Pro Vitality; Performance Pack, Stress Pack, and Prime Pack, to provide an even greater targeted solution for your particular lifestyle and stage of life.

There are an estimated 10 million Americans caring for one or more aging parents, in-laws and other family members.  These caregivers are beginning to look at technology as a way to keep their loved ones more independent, more safe and more engaged with family and friends.  Technology may hold a lot of promise for us as we age, but what is technology and how can we best use it with our aging family members and ourselves?  In this episode, Jane & Frances talk with Susan Adams, an engineer with a second career in gerontology, about these and other questions.   See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week, we sit down with guests Eddie Newsome, Susan Adams, and Rusty Shackleford, to talk about cosplay, candy corn on the cob, and of course cats. Subscribe to Name…Click to listenName Redacted – Cosplay