Podcast appearances and mentions of tamara walker

Ep 107 Description:  “We don't get to choose our labor; we get to choose how we respond.” —Tamara Walker While birth plans aim to prepare us for what's to come, the reality is that labor does not always go according to plan. Tamara Walker's story is a powerful example of just how quickly things can change. With her first birth, she felt in control as labor progressed gradually over many hours. However, her second showed her how unpredictable it can be. Tamara is a childbirth educator and doula. With over 20 years of experience in nursing and birth work, she is passionate about empowering birthing people through education. Tamara teaches childbirth classes through Birth Bootcamp and offers doula services to help clients achieve their desired birth experiences.   Listen in as Tamara talks about the stark differences she observed between a hospital birth and one at a birthing center as well as insights from her own labors— one a long but gradual process, and the other taking an unexpected turn requiring intervention on the side of a highway.   Debra and Tamara also discuss how the unexpected can occur in labor and the importance of listening to your body's cues, the importance of open communication and emotional support, the role of education and trust in creating positive birth experiences, the need to choose the right birth support team, and the importance of processing emotions after birth even when the outcome was positive. Connect with Debra! Website: https://www.orgasmicbirth.com  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/orgasmicbirth X: https://twitter.com/OrgasmicBirth  YouTube https://www.youtube.com/c/OrgasmicBirth1  Tik Tok https://www.tiktok.com/@orgasmicbirth  Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/debra-pascali-bonaro-1093471  Episode Highlights: 03:30 The Importance of Preparation   09:09 Powerful Birth Stories 14:52 Navigating Unexpected Birth Experiences 20:40 Birthing in a Car! 25:13 Preparation for a Positive Birth Experience   

How do you travel? Intentionally? In today's show we are going to once again be hearing about how the need to belong can lead to people migrating to another country. In this case it will be about African Americans who had very strong reasons for feeling that only by moving to another country could they … Continue reading "Intentional travel +++ Beyond the shores +++ Tamara Walker +++ absolutely intercultural 296 +++"

Attorney Tamara Walker joins us from Chicago! A White Station High School graduate, Tamara has worked for Johnnie Cochran while also becoming a prominent trial attorney. She most recenlty appeared on Court TV as she was representing Jussie Smollett. For video options, click the link below! https://youtu.be/2ekGS4FH-GE For more Ask Alan! The Podcast, click right here! https://cronelawfirmplc.com/resources/ask-alan/ Walker & Associates: https://defendchicago.com/

"So we got back on the road, we made it a few more miles down the road and I screamed at him 'Pull over, we're gonna have to pull over'"

This is part 2 of my discussion with Tamara Walker, Associate Professor of History at the University of Toronto. We discuss her trajectory of becoming a historian and doing research in Argentina and Peru as a Black woman. I'm wearing a bonnet because they need more love and so do Black women. We discuss how Peruvian enslavers forced their slaves to wear nice clothes, defying sumptuary laws in colonial Peru while preventing free Blacks from doing the same. To see the images we discussed, you can see the Youtube version here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PA4D6RtjOFM --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/drchi/message

Welcome to Season 2 of Getting Woke with Dr. Chi! In this episode, I chat with my friend Tamara Walker, Associate Professor of History at the University of Toronto. We talk about Moni'que's disdain for the bonnet, how she uses the housewives shows to stay sane in academia, and she gives advice to future history PhDs. We giggle and cackle a lot! This is our first of two episodes in which I ask her about her life as a historian. Like, subscribe, and share with your friends, family, frenemies, and enemies! Tamara started a nonprofit called The Wandering Scholar, which makes travel accessible to high schoolers across economic backgrounds. More info here: https://www.thewanderingscholar.org/ Why We Wander Podcast: https://www.thewanderingscholar.org/podcast Follow me on Twitter: @chinyereosuji --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/drchi/message

Art and fashion historian Laura Beltrán-Rubio joins us to share her expertise on the sartorial practices and symbolisms in Spain's Imperio de la Moda or Empire of Fashion, beginning in the sixteenth century. More on Laura's work http://imperiodemoda.com, https://laurabelru.com, https://fashionandrace.org/database/author/llbeltranrubio/, http://culturasdemoda.com. Recommended Reading: Maya Stanfield-Mazzi's Clothing the New World Church: Liturgical Textiles of Spanish America, 1520–1820 (2021) Ann Twinam's Public Lives, Private Secrets: Gender, Honor, Sexuality, and Illegitimacy in Colonial Spanish America (1999) Charles Walker's “Controlar los cuerpos femeninos y aplacar la ira de Dios: la reforma de la moral,” "El colonialismo en ruinas: Lima frente al terremoto y tsunami de 1746" Tamara Walker's Exquisite Slaves: Race, Clothing, and Status in Colonial Lima (2017) Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

This is the second part of the first of many Sister Sessions with Tamara Walker and Funke Aladajebi -- both at the University of Toronto -- about the joys, challenges, and pitfalls of traveling while Black. In this second segment, we talk about our responsibilities and privileges as Blacks traveling in the pandemic as well as facing anti-Blackness while abroad. A special thanks to Tamara and the members of the UT community who supported this chit and chat. :-) Tamara's info: https://www.history.utoronto.ca/people/directories/all-faculty/tamara-walker Funke's info: https://www.history.utoronto.ca/people/directories/all-faculty/funké-aladejebi FYI: The "yellow card" was in reference to yellow fever immunizations. Also, this was recorded months ago before the rising rates of infection in India. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/drchi/message

In our first of many Sister Sessions, Tamara Walker, a history professor at the University of Toronto, and I chat with Funke Aladajebi -- also at the University of Toronto -- about the joys, challenges, and pitfalls of traveling while Black. In this first segment, we talk Western privilege, drama in Bali for LGBTQ+ African Americans, as well as the positive aspects of being Black. A special thanks to Tamara and the members of the UT community who supported this chit and chat. :-) Tamara's info: https://www.history.utoronto.ca/people/directories/all-faculty/tamara-walker Funke's info: https://www.history.utoronto.ca/people/directories/all-faculty/funké-aladejebi --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/drchi/message

On this week's episode of Race to Academia, we interview Dr. Tamara Walker who is an associate professor in the History Department at the University of Toronto. Her research interests are on slavery and racial formation in Latin America and how slaveries legacy still has a lasting impact today. Sun Eui Choi will tell us about her research in our student highlight. Sun Eui is a first year Master's student in the Department of Medical Biophysics at the University of Toronto. She is looking at neurological changes in pediatric acute lymphoblastic leukemia.

La semana pasada hablamos de la relación entre la moda y el activismo, y cómo esa relación puede verse como algo no tan genuino dependiendo de quién venga. Hoy seguimos la conversación, hablando de algunos personajes que han sido ignorados en la escritura tradicional de la historia de la moda. Esperamos mostrarles cómo, a través de los tiempos, el lente por el que se nos ha enseñado la historia ha nublado la trayectoria de muchos personajes importantes y es reflejo de un racismo sistemático que debe ser reconocido y enfrentado.ReferenciasBeth Fowkes Tobin, Picturing Imperial Power: Colonial Subjects in Eighteenth-Century British Painting (Durham, N. C.: Duke University Press, 1999).Dapper Dan, https://blog.dapperdanofharlem.com/.Ebony, https://www.ebony.com/.Eleanor Burholt, “1863 – Elizabeth Keckley, Striped evening dress for Mary Todd Lincoln,” Fashion History Timeline, 11 de junio de 2020, https://fashionhistory.fitnyc.edu/1863-keckley-striped-evening-dress/.Fabiola Jean-Louis, http://www.fabiolajeanlouis.com/about.Jennifer Craik, The Face of Fashion: Cultural Studies in Fashion (Londres: Routledge, 1994).Jennifer Craik, Fashion: The Key Concepts (Oxford: Berg, 2009).Jeniffer Varela Rodríguez, “Review: JAY JAXON: Fashion Designer, Le Couturier, Costumer,” Fashion Studies Journal, 5 de octubre de 2019, http://www.fashionstudiesjournal.org/reviews-2/2019/10/5/review-jay-jaxon-40-years-of-fashion-design-brilliance.Joanne B. Eicher y Barbara Sumberg, comps., Dress and Ethnicity: Change Across Space and Time (Oxford: Berg, 1995).Linda Welters y Abby Lillethun, Fashion History: A Global View (Londres: Bloomsbury, 2018)Marisa Fuentes, Dispossessed Lives: Enslaved Women, Violence, and the Archive (Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2016).Martha Juanita Nieto, https://www.linkedin.com/in/mjnieto/.Monica L. Miller, Slaves to Fashion: Black Dandyism and the Styling of Black Diasporic Identity (Durham, N. C.: Duke University Press, 2009).Ozwald Boateng, https://ozwaldboateng.co.uk/history.Rachel Fenderson, “JAY JAXON: 40 Years Of Fashion Design Brilliance,” Queens Historical Society, 1 de febrero al 29 de diciembre de 2020, https://queenshistoricalsociety.org/current-exhibitions/jay-jaxon-exhibition/.Saidiya Hartman, Scenes of Subjection: Terror, Slavery, and Self-Making in Nineteenth-Century America (Oxford University Press, 1997).Susan B. Kaiser, Fashion and Cultural Studies (Londres: Bloomsbury, 2012).Tamara Walker, Exquisite Slaves: Race, Clothing, and Status in Colonial Lima (Cambridge University Press, 2017).Yinka Shonibare, http://yinkashonibare.com/home/.Encuéntranos en:http://culturasdemoda.com/http://www.modadospuntocero.com/Instagram: @moda2_0 @culturasdemoda @camila_abisambra @jenvrod @laurabelru @sandramgr @mezubaTwitter: @moda2_0 @CulturasDeModa @JenVRod @sandramgr @laurabelru @mezuba#SalonDeModa

  As your kids grow, they will have many different interests and some of those may develop into passions your children may want to pursue further. As a mom, it is your job to support their interests and to nurture their passions to help them discover their talents. Tamara Walker welcomes a mother-daughter duo who […] The post How to Nurture and Support Your Child’s Interests and Passions appeared first on MomRN.

Motor vehicle safety, especially when there are kids in the car, is of paramount importance. In this episode, child safety expert and registered nurse, Tamara Walker, gives moms some life-saving tips on how to ensure your child’s safety on the road. The post Buckle Up! Tips for Child Car Seat Safety appeared first on MomRN.

In today’s society with social media at our children’s fingertips, the percentage of risk is continually rising. In this episode of “Ask MomRN,” child safety expert and registered nurse, Tamara Walker, gives her tips on how to ensure your children stay safe on the internet and what you must know to protect your kids from […] The post Teaching Your Children About Social Media Safety appeared first on MomRN.

As a busy mom, you need to sleep & get your child to go to sleep. In this episode of “Ask MomRN,” child safety expert and registered nurse, Tamara Walker, helps you discover how you & your child can both get good rest to feel energized and happier! The post Tips for Getting A Great Night’s Sleep Every Night appeared first on MomRN.

You and your family deserve a smooth morning to set you up for a great day. In this episode of “Ask MomRN,” child safety expert and registered nurse, Tamara Walker, walks you through a typical chaotic morning and shares her tips on how to avoid the morning stress. The post Calming the Morning Chaos appeared first on MomRN.

In this episode of “Ask MomRN,” child safety expert and registered nurse, Tamara Walker, talks LICE! You can stop freaking out, learn how to recognize, get rid of, and prevent lice without traumatizing your kid. The post How to Lose the Lice appeared first on MomRN.

Mom RN, Tamara Walker, feels very passionate about vaccines — vaccines save lives! In this episode of “Ask MomRN,” Tamara debunks 6 myths regarding vaccines. The post 6 Myths About Vaccines appeared first on MomRN.

In this episode of “Ask MomRN,” child safety expert and registered nurse, Tamara Walker, offers advice and information to help you learn how to stay calm and objective when your kid has an accident so you can provide the best care possible. The post Learning to Deal with Accidents appeared first on MomRN.

Many times during your child’s life there will be instances where you’ll need to step up to the bat for them. In this episode of “Ask MomRN,” child safety expert and registered nurse, Tamara Walker, candidly shares her personal stories from motherhood in which she needed to be her child’s advocate. The post Be Your Child’s Advocate appeared first on MomRN.

Don’t freak out — fevers aren’t the enemy, you just have to know when to treat it and when to not worry about it. In this episode of “Ask MomRN,” child safety expert and registered nurse, Tamara Walker, explains how fevers work so you’re prepared next time a fever hits. The post Fighting Fevers appeared first on MomRN.

Tamara Walker, RN, aka MomRN, and her expert guests share practical advice, information and support for raising a happy, healthy family.It’s during this time of year that many of us are concerned about growing waistlines, but what about our gum lines?  What impact do the rich foods, cheeses, extra sweets, alcoholic beverages and other indulgences that we partake in at holiday parties and gatherings have on our mouths and teeth? Celebrity dentist, Dr. Lee Gause, joins us to discuss what steps we can take to help ensure our mouths remain healthy and fresh despite all of the decadent food and drinks we tend to consume during the holiday season. Many Americans take pills every day to manage disease and improve their health. For the heart rhythm disorder atrial fibrillation or a-fib, blood thinners that help prevent stroke-causing blood clots can make minor injuries life threatening. So for patients like today’s guest who are avid travelers, the risk of being hours from medical attention can be dangerous. Joining us is Academy Award nominated documentary film maker, Jim Burroughs, and his cardiologist Dr. Shephal Doshi of Providence Saint John’s Health Center to talk about how medical advancements are providing ways to help afib patients stay active.Recent data from the annual San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium is shedding new light on a survivor’s most nagging fear – will my cancer come back? Dr. Tara Sanft from the Yale Cancer Center Survivorship Clinic is here to share study findings that redefine the five-year survival milestone.Time is running out when it comes to getting your holiday shopping done! Whether you’ve waited until the last minute or don’t know what to get the gamer who has everything, Tech Expert Andrea Smith is here with THE last-minute holiday gift guide. She has tips to scoring the hottest gaming gadgets and a few cool points for mom and dad!

Tamara Walker, RN, aka MomRN, and her expert guests share practical advice, information and support for raising a happy, healthy family.It’s during this time of year that many of us are concerned about growing waistlines, but what about our gum lines?  What impact do the rich foods, cheeses, extra sweets, alcoholic beverages and other indulgences that we partake in at holiday parties and gatherings have on our mouths and teeth? Celebrity dentist, Dr. Lee Gause, joins us to discuss what steps we can take to help ensure our mouths remain healthy and fresh despite all of the decadent food and drinks we tend to consume during the holiday season. Many Americans take pills every day to manage disease and improve their health. For the heart rhythm disorder atrial fibrillation or a-fib, blood thinners that help prevent stroke-causing blood clots can make minor injuries life threatening. So for patients like today’s guest who are avid travelers, the risk of being hours from medical attention can be dangerous. Joining us is Academy Award nominated documentary film maker, Jim Burroughs, and his cardiologist Dr. Shephal Doshi of Providence Saint John’s Health Center to talk about how medical advancements are providing ways to help afib patients stay active.Recent data from the annual San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium is shedding new light on a survivor’s most nagging fear – will my cancer come back? Dr. Tara Sanft from the Yale Cancer Center Survivorship Clinic is here to share study findings that redefine the five-year survival milestone.Time is running out when it comes to getting your holiday shopping done! Whether you’ve waited until the last minute or don’t know what to get the gamer who has everything, Tech Expert Andrea Smith is here with THE last-minute holiday gift guide. She has tips to scoring the hottest gaming gadgets and a few cool points for mom and dad!

Tamara Walker, RN, aka MomRN, and her expert guests share practical advice, information and support for raising a happy, healthy family.From setting the table to entertaining guests, Lifestyle Expert Elizabeth Mayhew will share how to deck your halls in luxury but on a paper budget. She’ll share simple, yet unique paper and packaging ideas that will elevate your next gathering without breaking the bank. Experts at the forefront of cancer research are exploring ways to work directly with patients’ immune systems to fight cancers such as Hodgkin Lymphoma, which affects 190,000 people in the U.S. Joining us fresh off the heels of the 58th Annual Meeting of the American Society of Hematology (ASH), the world's premier event in hematology, is Oncologist and Hematologist Dr. Jonathon Cohen, to talk about immuno-oncology and other breakthrough research for people with Hodgkin Lymphoma.The holidays are fun but with all the family celebrations, parties and travel, it can be stressful. Especially if you have a chronic condition like Crohn’s disease or Colitis. Here to offer some ideas on how to handle the holidays, and how technology can play a role managing this disease, is gastroenterologist Dr. Kara de Felice, from Louisiana State University Health.The Holiday season is in full swing. But, have you ever wondered what this time of year means for your pets? The hustle and the bustle could lead to a lot of anxiety. Noted pet radio host Steve Dale joins us with ideas on how we can minimize stress for our pets and maximize their safety. 

Tamara Walker, RN, aka MomRN, and her expert guests share practical advice, information and support for raising a happy, healthy family.From setting the table to entertaining guests, Lifestyle Expert Elizabeth Mayhew will share how to deck your halls in luxury but on a paper budget. She’ll share simple, yet unique paper and packaging ideas that will elevate your next gathering without breaking the bank. Experts at the forefront of cancer research are exploring ways to work directly with patients’ immune systems to fight cancers such as Hodgkin Lymphoma, which affects 190,000 people in the U.S. Joining us fresh off the heels of the 58th Annual Meeting of the American Society of Hematology (ASH), the world's premier event in hematology, is Oncologist and Hematologist Dr. Jonathon Cohen, to talk about immuno-oncology and other breakthrough research for people with Hodgkin Lymphoma.The holidays are fun but with all the family celebrations, parties and travel, it can be stressful. Especially if you have a chronic condition like Crohn’s disease or Colitis. Here to offer some ideas on how to handle the holidays, and how technology can play a role managing this disease, is gastroenterologist Dr. Kara de Felice, from Louisiana State University Health.The Holiday season is in full swing. But, have you ever wondered what this time of year means for your pets? The hustle and the bustle could lead to a lot of anxiety. Noted pet radio host Steve Dale joins us with ideas on how we can minimize stress for our pets and maximize their safety. 

Tamara Walker, RN, aka MomRN, and her expert guests share practical advice, information and support for raising a happy, healthy family.This week we are discussing ways to stay healthy this holiday season, gift ideas for everyone on your list, and important information about two serious health conditions.The holidays can take their toll on even the healthiest person. From busy schedules to bad weather, there’s a lot that can bring us down this season. But with a few steps, it is easy to stay ahead of the challenges to come. Terra Wellington, Editor-in-Chief of SimpleMomsGuide.com, returns to the Ask MomRN Show to share some simple steps to prevent the holiday humbugs. Gift giving creates a unique bond between people when done right. But, let's face it, it’s getting harder and harder to find amazing gifts for the people on your list. Our next guest, Dana Holmes, has the secret that some people are calling the “Netflix of gifting”. And it just might bring some magic back to gift-giving so you can have more time to enjoy the magic of the holidays yourself.Lung cancer is the number 1 cancer killer in the world but did you know that it’s not just a smoker’s disease? In fact, environmental factors like air pollution and exposure to carcinogens can also cause this disease. Early detection is key! Here to talk about a new development that is helping doctors use less invasive methods for detecting the disease is lung cancer survivor Bonnie Addario, Founder of the Bonnie Addario Lung Cancer Foundation.Gaucher Disease is an inherited, rare, serious and oftentimes difficult-to-diagnose disorder that impacts approximately 10,000 people worldwide. Dr. Can Ficicioglu, MD, PhD, Director of the Newborn Metabolic Screening and Lysosomal Storage Disease Programs at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia joins us to discuss this rare disease.

Tamara Walker, RN, aka MomRN, and her expert guests share practical advice, information and support for raising a happy, healthy family.This week we are discussing ways to stay healthy this holiday season, gift ideas for everyone on your list, and important information about two serious health conditions.The holidays can take their toll on even the healthiest person. From busy schedules to bad weather, there’s a lot that can bring us down this season. But with a few steps, it is easy to stay ahead of the challenges to come. Terra Wellington, Editor-in-Chief of SimpleMomsGuide.com, returns to the Ask MomRN Show to share some simple steps to prevent the holiday humbugs. Gift giving creates a unique bond between people when done right. But, let's face it, it’s getting harder and harder to find amazing gifts for the people on your list. Our next guest, Dana Holmes, has the secret that some people are calling the “Netflix of gifting”. And it just might bring some magic back to gift-giving so you can have more time to enjoy the magic of the holidays yourself.Lung cancer is the number 1 cancer killer in the world but did you know that it’s not just a smoker’s disease? In fact, environmental factors like air pollution and exposure to carcinogens can also cause this disease. Early detection is key! Here to talk about a new development that is helping doctors use less invasive methods for detecting the disease is lung cancer survivor Bonnie Addario, Founder of the Bonnie Addario Lung Cancer Foundation.Gaucher Disease is an inherited, rare, serious and oftentimes difficult-to-diagnose disorder that impacts approximately 10,000 people worldwide. Dr. Can Ficicioglu, MD, PhD, Director of the Newborn Metabolic Screening and Lysosomal Storage Disease Programs at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia joins us to discuss this rare disease.

Germs are everywhere and many are easily spread. That’s why it’s important to mind your manners, especially when you are under the weather. According to a recent survey, many working Americans show up for work even when they’re sick, proving that we have some work to do when it comes to sick etiquette, which helps keep ourselves and others healthier. Etiquette expert Diane Gottsman joins us to share a little sick etiquette advice.During the holiday season, many of us will indulge in rich foods with our families and friends. But for the estimated one in five Americans who experience chronic heartburn, this can also mean a nagging cough, loss of voice and even difficulty sleeping. If this sounds like you, you’ll want to hear from our guest before reaching for that over-the-counter medicine to go back for seconds on your holiday dinner. Joining us today is leading gastroenterologist, Dr. Anthony Starpoli, with tips to help ease your heartburn this holiday season and how to know when that heartburn could be a sign of something more serious.Compassion, honesty and generosity – How soon should parents start helping their kids develop these traits? In a recent survey, parents overwhelming agreed that good character traits were important. Yet, nearly half said preschool is too young for children to start learning critical social-emotional skills, like getting along with others and compassion. Why? Dr. Laura Jana is a board-certified pediatrician and proud mother of three. She’s also an award-winning parenting and children’s books author. She joins us to debunk some misconceptions about what our kids can learn and when.Tamara Walker, RN, aka MomRN, and her expert guests share practical advice, information and support for raising a happy, healthy family.

Germs are everywhere and many are easily spread. That’s why it’s important to mind your manners, especially when you are under the weather. According to a recent survey, many working Americans show up for work even when they’re sick, proving that we have some work to do when it comes to sick etiquette, which helps keep ourselves and others healthier. Etiquette expert Diane Gottsman joins us to share a little sick etiquette advice.During the holiday season, many of us will indulge in rich foods with our families and friends. But for the estimated one in five Americans who experience chronic heartburn, this can also mean a nagging cough, loss of voice and even difficulty sleeping. If this sounds like you, you’ll want to hear from our guest before reaching for that over-the-counter medicine to go back for seconds on your holiday dinner. Joining us today is leading gastroenterologist, Dr. Anthony Starpoli, with tips to help ease your heartburn this holiday season and how to know when that heartburn could be a sign of something more serious.Compassion, honesty and generosity – How soon should parents start helping their kids develop these traits? In a recent survey, parents overwhelming agreed that good character traits were important. Yet, nearly half said preschool is too young for children to start learning critical social-emotional skills, like getting along with others and compassion. Why? Dr. Laura Jana is a board-certified pediatrician and proud mother of three. She’s also an award-winning parenting and children’s books author. She joins us to debunk some misconceptions about what our kids can learn and when.Tamara Walker, RN, aka MomRN, and her expert guests share practical advice, information and support for raising a happy, healthy family.

Actor Greg Grunberg and TV Host Leeza Gibbons join us on this week's show!Greg Grunberg, who appeared in Star Wars: The Force Awakens and Heroes Reborn in late 2015, and Star Trek Beyond in 2016, is best known for his role as Matt Parkman, the mind-reading police officer on the television series Heroes. In real life, Grunberg is a hero and advocate of a different kind — serving as an advocate for people with epilepsy all over the country, including his oldest son, Jake, who was diagnosed at seven years old. Greg will share his experience as a dad and caregiver for his son and how they manage his epilepsy, and tell us about a new awareness campaign called #MyEpilepsyHero for Epilepsy Awareness Month.Caring for a loved one can be an extremely rewarding experience, but it can also be difficult and overwhelming. Many caregivers deal with guilt and worry about the amount of time they spend with a parent or family member. TV Host Leeza Gibbons is a longtime advocate for caregivers and joins us for National Caregivers Month. She will discuss improvements in senior care, share caregiving tips and offer her personal experience caring for her father.Women make approximately 80 percent of the health care decisions in their families and take the lead role in choosing health plans. So much of the burden rests on women to make health care decisions for themselves and their families this open enrollment, which is why we are talking to our next guest. She is one of the top wealth experts in the country and host of the popular radio show Renegade Millionaire, Winnie Sun. She has the results of an informative new study about working moms’ healthcare choices.Tamara Walker, RN, aka MomRN, and her expert guests share practical advice, information and support for raising a happy, healthy family.

Actor Greg Grunberg and TV Host Leeza Gibbons join us on this week's show!Greg Grunberg, who appeared in Star Wars: The Force Awakens and Heroes Reborn in late 2015, and Star Trek Beyond in 2016, is best known for his role as Matt Parkman, the mind-reading police officer on the television series Heroes. In real life, Grunberg is a hero and advocate of a different kind — serving as an advocate for people with epilepsy all over the country, including his oldest son, Jake, who was diagnosed at seven years old. Greg will share his experience as a dad and caregiver for his son and how they manage his epilepsy, and tell us about a new awareness campaign called #MyEpilepsyHero for Epilepsy Awareness Month.Caring for a loved one can be an extremely rewarding experience, but it can also be difficult and overwhelming. Many caregivers deal with guilt and worry about the amount of time they spend with a parent or family member. TV Host Leeza Gibbons is a longtime advocate for caregivers and joins us for National Caregivers Month. She will discuss improvements in senior care, share caregiving tips and offer her personal experience caring for her father.Women make approximately 80 percent of the health care decisions in their families and take the lead role in choosing health plans. So much of the burden rests on women to make health care decisions for themselves and their families this open enrollment, which is why we are talking to our next guest. She is one of the top wealth experts in the country and host of the popular radio show Renegade Millionaire, Winnie Sun. She has the results of an informative new study about working moms’ healthcare choices.Tamara Walker, RN, aka MomRN, and her expert guests share practical advice, information and support for raising a happy, healthy family.

The Dog Show #394 – September 14, 2016 Dr. Tamara Walker, orthopedic specialist. Everything you want to know from a specialist about keeping your dog structurally sound. Also, what to do when your dog has an orthopedic injury – discussing … Read More

The Dog Show #243 – October 23, 2013 Dr. Tamara Walker, ACCES board certified veterinary surgeon and head of their surgery department. Today we focused mostly on orthopedic surgery: bones, joints, ligaments, muscles… The structure of the body. So much … Read More

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