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Who is John?John "The Milkman" Mielke is a pioneer when it comes to bringing radio to the world wide web. John has two websites that any radio-head should be tuned into: MilkmanUnlimited.com is an incredible resource for keeping up with radio industry news. It also curates work for voiceover artists, including a few you may recognize from this show's credits, like Mary Anne Ivison and Matt Fogarty. On the other hand, BlastTheRadio.com is basically a 24-hour radio station without the "radio station" part. Meaning, there's no callsign or frequency to tune into. It's all online, but it still looks, feels and sounds just like your favourite radio stations.We discuss both sites, as well as the importance of the radio community in John's life (and his importance to the community). We also talk about John's public battles with depression and anxiety, the ways he's given back to local charity resources that helped him, and his plan to become an even more involved community service partner. Here's a hint: It involves a souped-up RV.Despite Milkman Unlimited being the premiere place to learn about radio layoffs for the last 30 years, John remains optimistic about radio's future, which I suppose means the rest of us should be too.If you want to know more about John, keep an eye out for his aptly-titled book, "Who Is John?" It'll go in-depth on some of the radio stories that made him who he is today, and should be coming out soon.John is still an active voiceover artist and radio host himself. You can catch him Monday to Friday, 10am-2pm on WSRQ in Sarasota, Florida.A transcript of the show is available here,Thanks to our supporters!Nlogic - TV & Radio Audience Data SolutionsMary Anne Ivison at Ivison Voice. - Make her the female voice of your radio station.Matt Fogarty Voiceovers - It's great to have Matt back for 2024 supporting our show. Make him the imaging voice for your radio station by contacting him through his website.Megatrax - Licensed Music for your radio station or podcast production company.Things to know! Please Take the 4 question survey here.Also we added the Sound Off Podcast to the The Open Podcast Prefix Project (OP3) A free and open-source podcast prefix analytics service committed to open data and listener privacy. You can be a nosey parker by checking out our downloads here.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

From the archives: A conversation with comedian Bob Saget originally aired WSRQ radio Sarasota, FL 1-25-2007. (www.dougmilesmedia.com)

From the archives: A conversation with actress Donna Mills (“Knots Landing”) originally aired WSRQ radio Sarasota, FL 1-31-2007. (www.dougmilesmedia.com)

From the archives: A conversation with legendary tennis broadcaster and longtime sportswriter for the Boston Globe, Bud Collins as aired WSRQ radio, Sarasota, Florida 1-02-2007. (www.dougmilesmedia.com)

Aircheck from “WIBQ 1220 AM”, now WSRQ in Sarasota, FL “The Suncoast Morning Magazine” I co-hosted featuring an interview with former Major League Baseball Umpire Dave Phillips about his book “Center Field on Fire”. Originally aired 6-17-2004. (www.dougmilesmedia.com)

Aircheck from "WIBQ 1220 AM”, now WSRQ in Sarasota, FL “The Suncoast Morning Magazine” I co-hosted featuring an interview with long time NY sportswriter (NY Post) Maury Allen about a book he contributed to “Our Mickey: Cherished Memories of an American Icon” (Mickey Mantle). Originally aired 5-26-2004. (www.dougmilesmedia.com)

Aircheck from "WIBQ 1220 AM”, now WSRQ in Sarasota, FL “The Suncoast Morning Magazine” I co-hosted featuring an interview with Gerald Nachman author “Seriously Funny: The Rebel Comedians of the 1950's and 1960's. Originally aired 6-2-2004. (www.dougmilesmedia.com)

Aircheck from WIBQ 1220 AM in Sarasota (now WSRQ), the “Big Band Files” show I hosted. This is an interview with singer Jane Olivor originally aired 7-25-2004. After releasing five albums from the late 1970s through the early 1980s, her stage fright, anxiety over her rapid success, and her husband's illness and death caused her to take a 10-year hiatus. She released five more albums from 1995 through 2004. Since 2009, she has been retired from the public eye. (www.dougmilesmedia.com)

American Forces Vietnam Network (AFVN) was created as a morale-boosting military radio station for servicemen and women in Vietnam. AFVN broadcast 24 hours a day, seven days a week for over 10 years; it began broadcasting on August 15, 1962 and ended in March of 1973. At the height of American involvement in the war, Armed Forces Vietnam Network served more than 500,000 fighting men and women at one time. Perhaps the best-known program became the morning "Dawn Buster" program, thanks to the popularity of the sign-on slogan "Gooooood Morning, Vietnam" (which was initiated by Adrian Cronauer (1965) and later became the basis for the film Good Morning, Vietnam (1987) starring Robin Williams). “Good Morning, Vietnam!” (the movie) earned Williams an Oscar nomination as best actor and was his breakout film performance. Among the notable people who were AFVN disc jockeys were "Scotty" Brink, Pat Sajak (Wheel of Fortune - TV), and Denny Woytek (now on WSRQ radio in Sarasota, Florida). ----- Join the conversation on Facebook at ----- https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100008232395712 ---- or by email at ---- dannymemorylane@gmail.com ----- You’ll hear: 1) I Get Around by The Beach Boys 2) Nowhere To Run by Martha & The Vandellas 3) Game Of Love by Wayne Fontana & The Mindbenders 4) Sugar & Spice by The Searchers 5) Liar, Liar by The Castaways 6) I Got You (I Feel Good) by James Brown & The Famous Flames 7) Baby, Please Don't Go by Them 8) Danger Heartbreak Dead Ahead by The Marvelettes 9) Five O'Clock World by The Vogues 10) California Sun by The Rivieras 11) Ballad Of A Thin Man (Mr. Jones) by The Grass Roots 12) Don't Worry Baby by The Beach Boys 13) In The Midnight Hour by Wilson Pickett 14) It's Alright by Adam Faith 15) Yeah, Yeah by Georgie Fame & The Blue Flames 16) My Boyfriend's Back by The Angels 17) Puff (The Magic Dragon) by Peter, Paul And Mary 18) Get a Job by The Silhouettes 19) You Keep Me Hangin' On by The Supremes 20) Rawhide by Frankie Laine 21) The Warmth Of The Sun by The Beach Boys 22) What A Wonderful World by Louis Armstrong 23) Cast Your Fate To The Wind by Sounds Orchestral

On this show Doug Miles talks with international jazz legend Rob Pronk. Rob was a talented musician and arranger and lead the internationally renowned Jazz Metropole Orchestra. This show originally aired on WIBQ, now WSRQ radio in Sarasota, FL January 25, 2005. Rob Pronk passed away July 6, 2012. (www.dougmilesmedia.com).

One of the toughest jobs for which so many people are finding themselves in the field of caregiving.  More than 15 million people are taking care of those that are 65 years and older in the USA. Heidi Godman of WSRQ interviews Dr. Odell Glenn Glenn for 22 minutes and 10 seconds, who is a caregiver and author of "Caregiving-The Inspirational Manual". Heidi Godman is also a caregiver herself. Both of her parents have Parkinson's disease. Unlike Heid Godman, Dr. Odell Glenn actually lives with the care recipients to which both have different degrees of dementia.  Amidst all of the ups and down, (income reduction, isolated socially, hard physical work),  Dr. Odell Glenn explains how he does all he does each day while caregiving for 2 parents by himself. It's not easy but faith and hope give him strength each day.  Dr. Glenn, at the time of the interview, is on the verge of graduating with his Ph.D. in chemical engineering. The writing of the book was very meditative and therapeutic.  Prayer, Bible reading, scripture, community, jogging, walking were practices that helped him not burn out via all of the social, emotional, and physical problems that can develop. Create a balanced life to sustain and endure the long journey.  Big hugs to all full-time caregivers.

One of the toughest jobs for which so many people are finding themselves in the field of caregiving. More than 15 million people are taking care of those that are 65 years and older in the USA. Heidi Godman of WSRQ interviews Dr. Odell Glenn Glenn for 22 minutes and 10 seconds, who is a caregiver and author of "Caregiving-The Inspirational Manual". Heidi Godman is also a caregiver herself. Both of her parents have Parkinson's disease. Unlike Heid Godman, Dr. Odell Glenn actually lives with the care recipients to which both have different degrees of dementia. Amidst all of the ups and down, (income reduction, isolated socially, hard physical work), Dr. Odell Glenn explains how he does all he does each day while caregiving for 2 parents by himself. It's not easy but faith and hope give him strength each day. Dr. Glenn, at the time of the interview, is on the verge of graduating with his Ph.D. in chemical engineering. The writing of the book was very meditative and therapeutic. Prayer, Bible reading, scripture, community, jogging, walking were practices that helped him not burn out via all of the social, emotional, and physical problems that can develop. Create a balanced life to sustain and endure the long journey. Big hugs to all full-time caregivers. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/odell-glenn-jr/support

My radio interview with actress Joyce Randolph known to millions of TV fans as Trixie Norton on "The Honeymooners". This was originally aired on WIBQ (now WSRQ) radio in Sarasota, FL in 2004. Bob Biermann is the other voice who was co-hosting the show that day. (www.dougmilesmedia.com)

There are several types of arthritis , which is inflammation of the joints. The most common, osteoarthritis, which afflicts 1 in 4 people in the US, is the breakdown of the cartilage of the joints. Learn more about the new  studies that offer information on the causes of arthritis.

When a clot forms in the body, whether in the lower extremities or in the brain, medications available at an anticoagulation clinic are often prescribed. Learn more through a detailed discussion on types & symptoms, and how the care is individualized for each person.

Blood thinners – or anticoagulants – are medications that help keep blood flowing properly for people who’ve had strokes or blood clotting issues . SMH has 7 conveniently located anticoagulation clinics to help patients manage these medications.

People who are immobile for long periods of time, victims of a stroke or cancer patients are some of the more typical people who would use an anticoagulation clinic. Listen to find out some symptoms of these conditions, what medications options are available and what you can do to help.

When administering anticaogulants like Wafarin, it is critical that they are kept within the correct therapeutic range. Clinics like SMH’s are staffed by experts that can help patients monitor the doses.

Whether you are in your third trimester or you have just moved into the area, meeting a pediatrician is always recommended. It also gives you an opportunity to get to know them,  and how they will become part of your family.

Congestion that comes with a cold can sometimes lead to a sinus infection. Is it a viral or bacterial infection? How you can tell the difference and how you can help.

The flu vaccine is so important – especially for kids. Will you get the flu if you take the vaccine? Is the vaccine live flu? Is it the flu or a cold? Listen to Dr. Tavarez, Pediatrician, clear up some of the confusion.

Originally from the Dominican Republic, Dr. Tavarez will replace the longtime Sarasota – and retiring – Dr. Bob Shamsy. He offers all of the same, high-caliber and attentive care in pediatrics. He also speaks Spanish. Find out more about him!

During the summer, there are hazards associated with being out having fun. Apart from the always needed sun screen, there are other tips to avoid more uncommon pains like a skate sting.

During the summer, people tend to spend many more hours outside. Sweating will not only removes water from your body, it also removes electrolytes. Keeping hydrated will help you avoid heat exhaustion and the more severe heat stroke. What types of liquids should you drink? Listen in!

When the body dissipates heat (sweating), your body’s fluid levels drop. If you don’t properly hydrate, serious health risks can appear. Listen in on how it can transform from mild side effects all the way to serious ones like a stroke.

Summer is almost here, and when something happens – heat stroke, sprain or sever sun burn – you can visit one of SMH’s Urgent Care Centers. If you are showing signs of a stroke or heart attack or other serious medical event, one of the two emergency rooms is where you should go.

The 14 month program for newly licensed program was recently accredited. And when the newly hired nurse is assigned to one of the three designated residency unit, their journey begins. Listen in to find out what happens.

Apart from the Nurse Residency program that is active at SMH, there are many others including the geriatric-centered “Niche”, Vascular Access, Acute Pain and behavioral health just to name a few. Sarasota Memorial is blessed by having a breadth of clinical support teams.

The SMH nurse residency program earns national recognition from the ANCC (American Nurse Credentialing Center). Listen to hear about a story of one RN nearing the end of her nurse residency program.

SMH’s Jackie Garabito, Manager, Clinical Programs, talks about what a Nurse resident is, what it takes to go through the support levels and what it does to a Nurse’s confidence. Accountability and dedication are essential ingredients to become a nurse resident.

Dr. Eugene Pereira discuses a new, advanced procedure that can help treat chronic pain for the long term. A simplified analogy? It like placing a wedge between vertebra to keep the nerve openings stable.

Opioids, while effective, have side effects that have lead them to be prescribed more carefully. Better understanding  of how the body becomes used to them has helped to discover new techniques in treating chronic pain.

Ageing is a natural process and that will inevitably lead to pain. However, other types of pain can be due to other factors. Listen to find out how OTC pain relievers affect your health – and for other options.

Dr. Eugene Pereira – Director of SMH’s Pain Management Program, talks about how pain care transformed into pain management. New methods are more scientific in approach. Listen in to find out more.

Nursing is about giving – care, hope and time – to patients and visitors. But what SMH’s outreach nursing team shows the young people in the community – especially high schools students – that they can give back.

Being a Magnet designated hospital, SMH has been recognized as one of the best in the country for quality of care. A preceptor (mentor) is assigned to new nurses for the first 14 months. And for experienced nurses, there are multiple options for continued growth.

Using a recording of the Earth’s geomagnetic field fingerprint throughout the entire hospital, the SMH Wayfinder app will show you where you are at any given moment. If you need to get somewhere, simply look-up the destination, select it and the app will provide the walking directions – turn by turn – in a GPS-like, blue dot experience.

The SMH Wayfinder app is a new option to help patients and visitors get to where they need to go. From a patient room to the cafeteria, this app gives turn-by-turn guidance inside the main campus building. It uses leading edge technology called geomagnetic positioning.

Whether it’s a predisposition to cancers or another type of disease, genetic tests simply show the potential hidden within your genes. Depending on the results, therapies can be developed to help prevent development by early detection.

Many people seek a genetic test for the benefit of their family members, or even their children. Family history, depending on your mother or grandmother’s genetic history can drive that decisions. Listen in on how to prepare properly.

Pregnant women, or people with heart disease or cancer in their family are some examples of people who could benefit from genetic testing. Answering questions about future ailments or discovering unknown genes are sometimes the outcomes.

As part of SMH’s Ocology Genetics program, Nicole Wood,  Certified Genetic Counselor is able to teach and offer medical help to cancer patients.  Recently, the Education portion of the program has been expanded to better serve patients suffering from Cancer.

From a hydraulic car for mobility training to a full furnished condo which helps people regain functionality their home – the Rehabilitation Pavilion has it all. Oh… and a full size grocery store!

The clinical care offered in the Rehabilitation Pavilion is truly out of this world. Not only does that apply to the team of people, but also to the technology. Task-driven tools like the Ekso Skeleton and the Vector Track are truly state-of-the-art.

From carving a pumpkin to the big event, kids (and adults) need to be aware of some the most common injuries that can happen. Listen in for tips to have a safe and happy Halloween.

From the Mobility Garden to the state-of-the-art gyms, the new Rehabilitation Pavilion offers services for all types of patients. It has been designed to help patients regain their independence following strokes, brain tumors, brain injuries, broken bones, spinal fractures, amputation, surgery and trauma-related injuries.

Opening the new 74,000 sq. ft. facility will make a difference not only for families visiting patients, but also help with the transition to home life. Private rooms, bathrooms and couches for families are just some of the new amenities.

When the new Institute for Cancer Care is being designed, industrial planners, staff & physician teams will all have input on it’s schematic. But SMH can’t build a patient-centered facility without their input as well.

As cancer cases continue to increase, SMH plans to expand the existing team of experts in the near future. Making sure that the patient’s care plan is smooth and time efficient will be an important part of the new Institute for Cancer Care

When SMH’s new Institute opens, it will provide a place for the entire cancer team to work on the individual patient’s care. The continuum of care will include all of the supportive care programs that currently exist – all in one place.

Throw rugs, clutter, balance issues – even small pets – can pose a tripping or fall threat to older people. In fact, falls represent one of the top reasons for hospital re admissions. Listen in for some tips on how to create a safe environment.

Once a patient is discharged, they can have up to 8 medications to take. Side effects, dosages and simply remembering to take them are common problems once patients are home. SMH provides a very detailed discharge document, a hotline for questions, and caregiver support.

As a NICHE (Nurses Improving Care for Healthsystem Elders) designated Hospital, SMH has committed to elder care while in the hospital and before the patient goes home. The special markers will give health care providers enhanced skills to care for the aging population.

Aired Tuesday, 9 May 2017, 2:00 PM ET The Power of Stillness What if the internal confusion and despair that stems from not feeling like you’re enough was really the conduit to your soul’s calling? Not that long ago, a major health crisis, end of her 25-year marriage and a spiritual awakening brought today’s guest, Lara Jaye’s “perfect” world to collapse. While viewing the pieces of what was her life, a voice whispered in her ear, “You are enough” and lit a spark of hope. As she learned to ‘be still’ she began viewing the pieces of what was her life, a voice whispered in her ear, “You are enough” and lit a spark of hope. Today Lara is a powerful leader who takes her clients on a transformational journey to dig deep into their limiting beliefs, challenges them to rise above their fears, and invites them to discover their limitless potential and live their bravest dream. As Lara discovered, what’s waiting on the other side of our darkest days is a life beyond what we can imagine. About the Guest: Lara Jaye Transformational Coach, Spiritual Advisor, Bestselling author and Radio Show host Lara Jaye passionately inspires others to transformation. Through speaking, retreats and workshops Lara teaches her clients and guests how to shine light into their darkest corners, release stale patterns that keep them stuck, and discover their unique purpose so they can live with more clarity, confidence, and connection. Lara’s own journey through the collapse of her ‘perfect life’ led her to the a powerful awakening where she chose self-love over self-hate and began her limitless journey. Lara is the author of the #1 bestseller, More Than Enough: Discover Your Limitless Potential and Live Your Bravest Dream, and the host of The Zen Leader radio show on WSRQ. Lara lives in Florida where she mentors leaders to achieve more significance in their own lives. WEBSITE: http://www.larajaye.com FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/MsLaraJaye/ LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/larajaye/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/mslarajaye

Doug Miles talks with Joe Garagiola in an interview originally aired on WSRQ radio (Sarasota/Bradenton/St. Petersburg, FL). Joe passed away at age 90 this week. (www.dougmilesmedia.com)

News Director Rick Spisak has invited some of Florida's Leading Progressive Journalists to discuss the latest news. Gwendolyn Holden Barry of "Here be Monsters" Luis Cuevas, long time Progressive Opinion Maker at Progressive Push. Susan Nilon of the Nilon Report on WSRQ 106.9FM & 1220AM and last but not least Amy Tidd who just completed a year on air with the Amy Tidd Show We also feature a special interview, with Representative Mark S. Pafford, Democrat of the Florida House on the latest news on the Republican VOTER SUPPRESSIONFRONT.  

Debbie Reynolds is my guest on this edition of the Big Band Files w/Doug Miles. Newsman Don Blair (NBC/Mutual Radio) and Mike Eisgrau (WNEW-AM News) are in studio guests. WSRQ Radio April 2008.