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With September coming to a close Dr. Taylor discusses the difficulties of getting back to school in the middle of a pandemic. It is not always easy to be kind to others when we are all stressed. But sometimes a smile and a little grace go a long way for us all!Website: https://taylorcounselinggroup.comEmail: info@taylorcounselinggroup.comTwitter: @TCG_Dallas Counseling Resources: https://taylorcounselinggroup.com/resources/ Disclaimer: No professional counseling advice is being offered to the audience. If you are experiencing a life-threatening emergency you should call 911 immediately or proceed to the nearest emergency room. The view's expressed by guests do not reflect those of Taylor Counseling Group.

With September on the way out, it's time to start thinking spooky. So, we thought it was the ideal time to celebrate 30 years of Misery! That's right, the Stephen King book-turned Rob Reiner movie has hit a milestone anniversary, so we decided to put it on the analysis table—but we didn't hobble it. This story of a romance author held captive by his number one fan resonates as much in 2020 as it did in 1990. We're talking Stephen King, Annie Wilkes, fan culture, and much more as we prepare the foundation for a very special Shocktober 9.  Time Stamps 00:30 - Introductions and Synopsis 03:44 - Quick Misery Reviews 18:03 - Expanding the Syllabus 31:58 - Analysis 59:05 - Shelf or Trash 1:00:18 - Wrap Up & Next Week's Movie

With September being National Recovery Month, Jay discusses the road to personal recovery with Glen Harrington, and a new MTV docu-series title "16 & Recovering" with Principal Michelle Lipinski that focuses on North Shore Recovery High School. 

With September being Suicide Awareness month, let's talk about the darkness of depression. How do we navigate the heaviness of anxiety or depression that can take us to the very edge of our will to live? How do we reach out and keep reaching, when the inner demons sap our energy with their ugly and frightening lies? How can we come to understand how valuable we each are, and how much our quality of life matters?

Street Lives with Cody Clark gives a glimpse into the life on the streets that explores youth homelessness in the state of Washington. We invite you to walk with us through this journey that will follow the youth we serve and those that love them. This is a 3 part series where we will be discussing the life of one of the youth that we served, Zach. With September being "National Suicide Prevention Awareness" month, we believe telling Zach's story is important because he tragically took his own life and believe his story can help youth of today. In the first part of this series we are talking about Zach's story through the perspective of Paul Morris. Paul was a close friend to Zach and was the Oasis Center Supervisor when Zach started attending the Oasis Center in Port Orchard. We discuss Zach's story, his battle with depression, and memories that Paul holds dearest.

We welcome you to MindTrip Podcast's 50th edition. With September's episode we want to thank all artists involved in the previous episodes as well as our listeners and supporters. For this anniversary edition we invited Divide, an amazing producer from the South of Italy, with previous releases on Warm Up Recordings, Hayes and his very recent 6-track Geostorm EP on MindTrip released on August 31st. In his debut mix for MindTrip podcast he mixes some of his favorite tunes along with some of his original tracks. Enjoy Divide for the next 1hr. This is MindTrip! 01.Alva Noto & Opiate - Opto File 2 02.Jeff Mills - Hallucinations 03.Moon Phase - La Luna 04.Jeff Mills - Something in the Sky II A1 05.Giri - Ilizia 1 06.Translate - Division Selectiva 07.Enformig - Romp 08.Unreleased - (Divide Remix) 09.Pulso - Poplar Docks 10.Patrick Pulsinger - Viagem 11.Jeff Mills - Life Cycle 12.Ritzi Lee - S.O.S 13.Sigha - 12 14.Reeko - Day Zero 15.Divide - Esosfera 16.Surgeon - Raw Trax 10 17.Evod - Forma Transitoria (Unreleased) 18.Divide - Nube 19.Jeff Mills - Transfusion 20.Aitherio - Unreleased 21.Aitherio - Unreleased Subscribe on iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/mindtriprec/id993702363?mt=2 Follow MindTrip: www.mindtripmusic.com www.facebook.com/MindTripRec https://twitter.com/MindTripRec www.instagram.com/mindtrip_music More info about Divide: https://www.beatport.com/artist/divide/127913

This episode’s guest is Dr. Jennifer Phy, professor in the TTUHSC School of Medicine’s Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology. With September being polycystic ovary syndrome (PSOC) awareness month and PCOS affecting 1 out of 10 women of childbearing age, Dr. Phy explains the symptoms and complications and how to talk to your primary care physician about PCOS.PCOS Study InformationEmail: jennifer.phy@ttuhsc.eduDeadline: Sept. 20, 2020PCOS-Diet Website

Hey guys, This is a special episode that has been on my desk for months to do and finally is here. With September 19th coming soon, we talk about "Talk Like A Pirate" day. We thought who better to be our expert than an expert pirate of the seas right now. We had to do this show via internet and yes, it is longer than our normal shows but trust me...well worth it!!!! Rob Brunner is a Canadian Lieutenant Commander of the Navy. He is also an expert on pirates as he writes a column in a pirate magazine called the Ècho des Mers out of Quebec, Canada. He also is part of the 1000 island pirates society that does re-enactments of the times. He always wanted to be a pirate but joined the navy instead. The drink we will be talking about today is called the Rum Runner cocktail which was based out of Florida at a bar called Holiday Isle Tiki Bar or today known as the Postcard Inn (speakeasy bar). The gentleman who created this cocktail is named John Ebert or “Tiki John” as he wanted to be referred to. This drink has two types of rum, Chambord, Banana Liqueur, some juices and can be blended or built in the glass. Check out our recipes on our recipe page: https://tikicentralcanada.ca/recipes/ The story goes that after prohibition in USA that there was an issue with rum being a surplus in bars (yeah, no way)!! It seemed that if you wanted a bottle of whiskey as an example you had to buy a case of rum as well. This became an issue for this bar and Johnny got to it and created the drink. He named it rum runner after the famous chaps that would transport rum from the Caribbean islands to the American coastline during prohibition. They were called rum runners and the most famous one and who started it all was William "Real" McCoy. No, I didn't make that up. He started with a shipyard and a motor boat service. During Prohibition, he quickly found that bringing rum from the Caribbean islands to USA was profitable. In fact, he first journey made him a cool $15,000 (today equals $200,000). He soon would have a fleet of ships and realized as well the international waters coastline was the way to avoid the authorities. Curious about the fella, we listen in to our story of him..arrrr!!! For "Did you know?" segment: Rob runs us through some cool past and present terms of the navy and even pirates, you see!! This whole episode is covered in cool facts of the sea and the times of piracy. Some cool links for ya!! Rob's Learning the ropes of knots video (must see!!): https://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=B4tn1porX-8&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR39eNuJCH2aemOCbnDZJGp7bQhfh4zg3QU6tSLNWsWdstnfUoL80Qgn5oU The pirate magazine homepage: https://fliphtml5.com/homepage/gybp?fbclid=IwAR0gefXAyFIRE6yS3n93secHViMAOpG01u4ntHxVJyM5XVF4ChMRzvmL8FM Rob's previous navy page on our website: https://tikicentralcanada.ca/navy-terminology/ Previous "Talk Like A Pirate" day episodes on our Episode page: https://tikicentralcanada.ca/episodes/ YouTube video on William "Real" McCoy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1aoDosrEus SHOW CORRECTION: I feel bad...ops...Rum runners was not in the started in 40's and 50's but 30's...there you go I feel better now!!!

Happy Tuesday Sippers! With September being Lymphoma Awareness month, the ladies are honored to welcome a very close friend to the show to share her story surrounding her diagnosis with Hodgkin's Lymphoma.        

REALTORS® are being targeted more and more over the past ten years. With September being REALTOR® Safety Month, Donny Allen joins Monica on the show today to talk about safety on the job —best practices to keep yourself and your clients safe. Monica and Donny discuss effective ways to help REALTORS® live in confidence, not in fear.   Donny grew up on large farms and ranches and had to learn to defend himself from the different animals and also gained a heightened mindset of awareness. When he got started in real estate, he found he had a passion for teaching REALTOR® safety.   When you think about safety, it’s not just physical safety; it’s our reputation’s safety and financial safety. Situational awareness is key to the real estate business now more than ever. Some vulnerable situations are meeting clients at unfamiliar properties, sitting in an open house alone, and even issues like cybersecurity.   Donny shares safety tips for meeting strangers or new clients. If you don’t know the client, try to meet them at the office first, rather than meeting them at the property. If you’re able, take someone to go along with you. Also, be conscious of what time you are meeting new clients, and arrive early to get a lay of the property. Monica talks about the protocol she uses for herself when meeting clients. It is important to have some sort of consistent system or policy so all potential clients are treated fairly. If you run an office or a brokerage, it is important to have an office policy as well. There also needs to be training around agent safety so everyone is aware and follows the same policy.   Donny and Monica talk about the public reaction to some of these safety precautions. For the majority, these safety measures are met with positive response because it protects not only the REALTOR® but also the client.   In any situation, it’s important to approach your decision based on your training and experience. Donny shares some statistics on the self-defense weapons REALTORS® carry. If you don’t think you can use a weapon for defense, don’t carry it. Regardless of what philosophy you adopt in your own business, make sure you have a plan for getting out of potentially dangerous situations, and practice that plan so you can execute it should you ever need to.   Donny shares some of the statistics on how many agents have experienced safety concerns, whether a physical attack or cyber attack. Thirty-three percent of all REALTORS® have felt uncomfortable in a situation. Monica shares her own experience with this.   There are some safety apps you can download to your phone to help keep you safe. It will come down to what is best for you, but some apps Donny recommends are CentraLock, SupraBox. Many smartphones also have an emergency SOS feature. A battery-operated noisemaker that you keep on your person can also be very effective. While these apps and devices are valuable, don’t put all of your comfort in an app. Make sure you have some sort of backup.   Donny’s parting thought for agents is to have a plan and practice different scenarios. Take a self-defense class, and always be willing to ask for help or take a buddy. The most important thing is to trust your instincts and increase your situational awareness.   Tweetables:   “I believe that with good planning, people are aware and prepared and they don’t need to live in fear.” — Monica   “That’s exactly what I want to point out. I want to bring your awareness to not only what you’re doing, but what they’re [the client] doing as well.” — Donny   “We’ve talked a lot about weapons, but I would always say getting away from the situation is best.” — Donny   Guest Links:   Donny’s Website   Nar.realtor/safety   Nar.realtor/safety/56-safety-tips-for-realtors   Additional Links:   crdpodcast.com   Online learning.REALTOR for NAR Online Education Training4RE.com — List of Classroom Courses from NAR and its affiliates   CRD@REALTORS.org   Host Information: Monica Neubauer Speaker/Podcaster/REALTOR® Monica@MonicaNeubauer.com FuntentionalLiving.com FranklinTNBlog.com   Monica's Facebook Page Facebook.com/FranklinMonica   Additional Bio:   Donny Allen   ABR®, CIPS, CL, CLHMS, CRB, CRS, GRI, MGRI, MRE, PMN, SRS, AHWD, e-PRO®, PSA, SFR® Donny Allen is a Broker/Owner and Agent with Keller Williams Realty of Southwest Missouri located in Joplin, MO. Donny began his real estate career as a salesperson with Century 21 Associated Ltd in 1996.  Donny holds the ABR®, CIPS, CL, CLHMS, CRB, CRS, GRI, MGRI, MRE, PMN, and SRS designations in addition to the AHWD, e-PRO®, PSA, and SFR® certifications. He has been teaching, training, mentoring, and coaching agents for more than 24 years. Donny is a graduate of the 2006 Missouri REALTORS® Leadership Academy and the 2017 NAR Leadership Academy and he was inducted into the NAR RPAC Hall of Fame in 2017 and the REBAC Hall of Fame in 2019.   Donny is a hard-working REALTOR® who lives to help and serve at a high level in his chosen profession.  What you may not know… is that Donny has a passion to serve and protect his REALTOR® family and others by educating and training them in the areas of safety and security. Donny is an approved NAR Safety Instructor. The Center for Specialized REALTOR® Education allows approved instructors to present Real Estate Safety Matters, a course designed to educate and expand upon some key safety concerns, tips, and best practices.   DonnyAllen.com

Ready to change your relationship with alcohol? With September almost here, now is the perfect time to learn what they never taught us in school: how the brain works, why drinking becomes a habit, and how to start saying no when you keep saying yes. Learn this so that you can stop worrying about your drinking. Join me for my 30-day Take a Break challenge and give yourself a fresh start today. rachelhart.com/join

With September just a few days away, schools around the country face the daunting task of reopening in the midst of the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic. We take a look at the risks and benefits of in-person and online learning for students of different ages, as well as how a potential vaccine might affect the upcoming school year. We also get a small taste of the work that went on behind the scenes this summer in thousands of American school districts, where administrators, teachers, and community members raced against the clock to come up with plans to keep students safe and academically engaged this year. Follow us and join the conversation on social media with @umichsph on Twitter, Instagram, and more.

With September fast approaching, parents are considering when, if and how our children will be going back to school. We discuss how the decision is being handled in each town, as well as the choice (and expense) faced by college-age students. We also talk about the recent spate of sign thefts in Massachusetts.

At the beginning of April, Michelle Joyce and her husband realized a dream when they were handed the keys to the Indian Flames restaurant in downtown Alliston. Then the pandemic hit. Michelle tells us how they have coped during the interim and what moving to Stage 3 here in the province will mean for their restaurant; With September less than two months what can we expect from when school resumes? Charles Pascal, a former Deputy Minister of Education, talks about the challenges ahead; Dr. Anna Banerji is an associate professor in infectious disease and pediatrics at the University of Toronto. She explains what she perceives as some the greatest risks to public health as the province readies for Stage 3 of reopening; Jen Wagner, the owner of the Hair, Body & Soul Salon and Spa, explains why she and some other local businesses were disappointed to by the behaviour of nine local politicians. They were being shaved to raise money for charity; but in so doing they were violating a number of public safety recommendations with respect to COVID-19; Jordan Press of the Canadian Press discusses the Prime Minister's apology for failing to recuse himself from the awarding of the contract for the Canada Student Service Grant Program; Economist Joel Blit explains what we need to do to prepare our economy for the possibility of a second wave of the coronavirus. He thinks automation can play a vital role.

Under the Prihatin Rakyat Economic Stimulus Package, Bank Negara Malaysia announced an automatic moratorium on all loan repayments by individuals and SMEs for six months. With September not too far away, questions are being asked about whether loan moratoriums should be extended. With that in mind, we speak to Carmelo about this and the potential impact on the wider financial system?

KENS5.com producer Cameron Songer and sportswriter David Flores break down all the high school football action from the fifth week games of 2019 in the San Antonio area. With September’s games in the books, the regular season is halfway over for most of the biggest schools in the area. In Week 5, a few upsets popped up while top teams like Judson, Brandeis and Wagner made strong cases for their spots atop the KENS5.com rankings. We look ahead to Week 6, when local 6A teams are all on a bye week.

In “A Burst of Light,” Lorde writes, “Caring for myself is not self-indulgence, it is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare.” With September being self-care awareness month, we are wrapping the month up by talking about self-care... what it means and why it matters!

With September being Healthy Aging Month we will continue our education about living to old age while remaining healthy. Drs. Ron and Gerry have over 100 years of medical experience and continue to bring you medical information that you can use.

We have a conversation with Jeannie Grochocki about why suicide is a personal topic to her. With September being suicide awareness month, Jeannie shares helpful things for those struggling or those who have friends struggling with it.

We have a conversation with Jeannie Grochocki about why suicide is a personal topic to her. With September being suicide awareness month, Jeannie shares helpful things for those struggling or those who have friends struggling with it.

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Jess knows cancer all too well. In 2017, she lost her mother to it and in 2019, her then 4-month-old son, Landon, was diagnosed with it. With September being Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, Celeste and Magen wanted to get Jess on to discuss her first-hand account with it and how she's been coping, what's become their new normal, and how it affects the entire family. Resources from the show: Donate blood, platelets, and bone marrow at bethematch.org Learn more about the St. Baldrick's Foundation and how you can help Connect with Celeste and Magen at Mother Forking Podcast! Email us your parenting stories, comments, tips, and questions at motherforkingpodcast@gmail.com. Follow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/motherforkingpodcast/ Twitter: www.twitter.com/motherforking_ Facebook: www.facebook.com/motherforkingpodcast Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/motherforking/support

With September traditionally the month of hurricanes, floods, and a reminder of 9/11 – how does the commercial real estate industry prepare, prevent, and respond to these type of volatile events? This September we will be discussing how to best prepare for these type of emergencies. Speakers Stephen Fink, Practice Leader, Financial Services, ESD Tim Nowell, Director of Security, Capital One JoAnn Ugolini, Senior Director of Threat + Violence Risk Management, Hillard Heintze

With September now upon us, it is the perfect time for a fresh start. September has been billed as the unofficial second New Year, where resolutions and targets can be made, and we agree!   In this week’s episode of Wellness Warriors Radio, Beth & Michal share their top 3 tips for re-establishing healthy habits along with extra special opportunities for YOU to accelerate your healthy habits this September!  Tune in to find out the details! Mentioned in this Episode: Anytime Reset Program – LIMITED TIME SALE! The Anytime Reset When it's time for a diet reset to get your eating habits back on track, or when you need an easy-to-follow template to jumpstart your health goals, then our Anytime Reset is a great solution to get you going. It’s super simple yet more substantial than a basic cleanse, so it will give you more of the boost you’re after by incorporating a few basic steps and lots of real, delicious food. No deprivation or complication required. What is the Anytime Reset Program? 7 Steps. 21 Days. Success. Simply. EASY TO FOLLOW This is a DIY program that you can follow easily without having to figure out how to detox healthfully… NO PILLS, POTIONS OR POWDERS You’ll be enjoying real, whole foods that are easy to find and prepare. You’ll know exactly what to keep in and what to leave out to feel your best. CLEAR & CONCISE We’ve kept it simple on purpose – there are way too many complicated, expensive detox programs out there and we want to provide you with a plan you can follow while still living your busy, full life. LIFELONG STRATEGIES Provides real-life solutions, delicious recipes, and easy food swaps to help you make better choices, long after you are done with the program. Why Wait?  You can start feeling amazing within days on the Anytime Reset and you can get it RIGHT NOW for only $47 (regularly $197). That's a $150 savings and a lifetime of value! Learn More and Get Started Now >>> http://bit.ly/wwranytimereset  Wellness Warriors Radio FREE 7-Day September is the New January Healthy Lifestyle Challenge – Sept. 15-22, 2019 Are you ready for a clean slate and fresh start to your healthy habits?   Join us for an exclusive FREE 7-Day September is the New January Healthy Lifestyle Challenge to get our expert health coach resources, tips and motivation to jumpstart your health and wellness this fall!   Join us:  http://bit.ly/healthyseptember2019   Mentioned in this Episode: Join our FREE 7-Day “September is the New January” Facebook Event:  http://bit.ly/healthyseptember2019   Anytime Reset Program – 21-Day DIY Detox Program:  For a Limited Time, Only $47 (regularly priced $197)!  Invest in your health now at: http://bit.ly/wwranytimereset   Links to Wellness Warriors Radio Resources: Become a Health Coach! We have the best job in the world! Interested in studying health and nutrition and making a positive impact in the lives of others?  Explore the Institute for Integrative Nutrition Health Coach Training Program at bit.ly/wellnesswarriorsiin  Access all our episodes, special offers and programs at the Wellness Warriors Website at bit.ly/wellnesswarriorsradio Are you a fellow Wellness Warrior and want to be featured on the show?  Submit an application at bit.ly/wwfeature and we’d love to share your work or testimonial!  Support our Efforts to we can continue to bring you this free content.  Contribute to the Wellness Warriors Radio GoFundMe Campaign at https://www.gofundme.com/wellness-warriors-radio    Connect with us! Submit a Question for the Podcast or Work with Us: wellnesswarriorspodcast@gmail.com  Join the Wellness Warriors Radio Community on Facebook:  bit.ly/wellnesswarriorsradioFB Follow Us on Instagram:  www.instagram.com/wellnesswarriorsradio @wellnesswarriorsradio  Connect with Beth: Beth @ MyHealthyTransitions Health Coaching www.myhealthytransitions.com www.facebook.com/myhealthytransitions Connect with Michal: Michal @ Michal Ofer Lifestyle and Wellness www.michalofer.com www.facebook.com/MichalOfer.LifestyleWellness

With September fast approaching, Federico and Ryan reflect on iPadOS 13 after two months of use, then Ryan does a deep dive on Apple Mail – how he uses it, what power user features it offers, and where it's still lacking.

With September fast approaching, Federico and Ryan reflect on iPadOS 13 after two months of use, then Ryan does a deep dive on Apple Mail – how he uses it, what power user features it offers, and where it's still lacking.

With September coming to a close, it's time to recap all of the great performances from the first several weeks of both the college and pro seasons. The Draft Dudes have put together their comprehensive lists of the 5 best individual performances either has seen to start the season.  Included inside: - Week 1 magic? - A rookie QB debut? - A potential top-10 pass rusher? - ANOTHER potential top-10 pass rusher?  A player accomplishes something for the first time since 2013.  And more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With September slowly winding down, we can officially grab our blanket scarves and reading socks and settle on into the best season there is: autumn! Today’s episode is all things fall, including my bucket list for this year and a bunch of other cinnamon-infused ramblings.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With September come football games that actually matter, open season on California tree squirrels (daily limit of four) and the opening of the new artistic season for many North Bay theatre companies. Here’s some of what they have in store for local audiences: Petaluma’s Cinnabar Theater (cinnabartheater.org) transforms itself into Berlin’s Kit Kat Club and bids you willkommen, bienvenue, and welcome to the classic Kander and Ebb musical Cabaret. Broadway veteran Michael McGurk and Petaluma native Alia Beeton take on the roles that won Joel Grey and Liza Minnelli their Oscars. The Spreckels Theatre Company of Rohnert Park (spreckelsonline.com) opens its season with the multi-Tony-Award-winning The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time. Fans of the Mark Haddon novel about a young boy on the autism spectrum investigating the death of a neighborhood dog will find that it’s been somewhat reworked for the stage, but Tony voters liked it enough to name it 2015’s Best Play. Sebastopol’s Main Stage West (mainstagewest.com) opens its season with the world premiere of an original comedy by local playwright Bob Duxbury. Savage Wealth examines the impact of the sale of a Lake Tahoe home and the vacant lot next to it on a pair of brothers and their childhood friend. John Shillington directs a cast of three in a story that also manages to work new age philosophy, politics, and romantic betrayal into it. Dancing and singing New York “wiseguys” take over Santa Rosa’s 6th Street Playhouse (6thstreetplayhouse.com) as they present Guys and Dolls. Summer Repertory Theatre Artistic Director James Newman moves to Railroad Square to helm what has been called “the greatest of all American musicals”. Santa Rosa’s Left Edge Theatre (leftedgetheatre.com) continues to provide North Bay audiences with recently written plays never before seen in the area with the U.S. premiere of a hit British comedy. David Simpson’s The Naked Truth involves charity fundraising, female empowerment, and pole dancing. Argo Thompson directs and somehow has worked former Second Row Center host David Templeton into the mix. The Pegasus Theatre Company of Guerneville (pegasustheater.com) will present its 12th annual Tapas: New Short Play Festival. This year’s festival will include seven short plays by Northern California playwrights and will be the first production overseen by new Artistic Director Rich Rubin. Healdsburg’s Raven Players (raventheater.org) open with two contemporary dramas that deal with a host of complex issues including war, PTSD, gun violence, politics and religion. Time Stands Still and Church & State will run in “rep”. In Marin, the Novato Theater Company (novatotheatercompany.org) hopes to have one singular sensation with their production of A Chorus Line, while Mill Valley’s Marin Theatre Company (marintheatre.org) will present the West Coast premiere of the 2017 Best Play Tony-winning political thriller Oslo. Ross Valley Players buck the trend and bring Shakespeare indoors for a change with their production of Twelfth Night. Napa’s Lucky Penny Productions (luckypennynapa.com) invites you Into the Woods, where director James Sasser has apparently added another layer of “fun” to the musical fairy tale mash-up. Plenty of options for the avid theatregoer. Information on all these shows can be found in the “Calendar” section of the North Bay Stage and Screen web site at northbaystageandscreen.com

Experiencing leg pain that doesn't go away? Or perhaps wounds in your legs and feet that heal very slowly? It may have to do with your heart. Consistent leg pain may be due to Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD), which goes hand-in-hand with heart disease. With September being PAD Awareness Month, we brought interventional cardiologist Ian Cawich, MD into the studio to talk about how you can lower your risk for PAD, and how a history of smoking can increase that risk.

With September finally arriving, there is no better time to go in depth on some of the things we’ve learned over the years to make able to consistently call bulls in. We talk about calling strategies, aggressiveness, setups, times of the season, and much more! Check it out!

With September being Suicide Prevention Awareness Month Precious gets personal with her own experience. Episode 4 is all about suicide prevention and hope for Seriously Who Cares?! Podcast.

With September approaching, David Kaplan and Tony Andracki discuss the biggest issues facing the Cubs at the moment, including the health status of guys like Kris Bryant and Brandon Morrow. Is this bullpen good enough to win if Morrow can’t return to health and his dominant form? How good should fans feel about the rotation moving in September and October? What does the trade for a new veteran catcher say about the status of Willson Contreras and Victor Caratini in the final month of the season? Is this team good enough to win a World Series right now?

FOX College Football analyst and co-host of the Petros and Money Show, Petros Papadakis, joins us to preview the college football season. With September upon us, we take a look at the new shows arriving to Netflix next month.

With September 11 approaching, three NJOHSP intelligence analysts discuss what we might see from ISIS, al-Qa’ida, and al-Qa’ida in the Arabian Peninsula in the days leading up to the 15th anniversary. Angie Gad, Alyssa Potter, and Jenna Raymond provide an overview of messaging from ISIS and the al-Qa’ida network last year, and then discuss possible audio messages and written publications to coincide with the 15th anniversary. Additionally, they debate who could send messages, keeping in mind ISIS’s second-in-command and spokesman—Abu Muhammad al-Adnani—was allegedly recently killed, and Usama Bin Ladin’s son—Hamza Bin Ladin— issued audio messages in the last year and appears to be preparing for a leadership role within the al-Qa’ida network. They round up the conversation by discussing recent arrests of homegrown violent extremists and the likelihood of a plot on or around September 11.

With September approaching, there is no shortage of advice on back to school tips or ways to get organized for school. Learn how you can keep your family organized during the school season and all year round too.

With September and everyone back in school everyone is back from vacation and we have Reverend Jesse Brown back in the pulpit. Reading from Genesis 1:26-30 Reverend Brown this week talks to us about self worth. What do we need to feel worthy. Is it a complement, is it a man or is it a new car. If these are what cause us to feel worthy maybe we need to revisit that. The love of a man a women or the smell of a new car maybe be fleeting, but the love of Jesus and God is never ending. We need to accept that all we truely need to feel loved is to accept Christ into our hearts. Thanks to everyone listening to our podcast. Please drop us a Note at fbcpreacher@fbcpreacher.com or submit your comments here on the web page about anything you might hear in this ministry. We enjoy hearing your comments about our ministry or anything you might think of to improve this ministry. Again thank you all for listening and have a blessed week from the pastoral and technical staff at First Baptist Church of Chicago.