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CA Black Health Network's executive director Darcel Lee on the Affordable Care Act and African-Americans.
NEW FOR FEBRUARY 1, 2015 Let's Play Two ! - The Best Radio You Have Never Heard - Vol. 251 18 innings and not a foul song in the bunch . . . 1. Alive (live unplugged) - Pearl Jam Buy From iTunes* 2. Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town (live unplugged) - Pearl JamBuy From iTunes* 3. Heroes (live) - Blondie w/ Robert Fripp Buy From iTunes 4. Once I Had A Love (aka The Disco Song) (early) - Blondie Buy From iTunes 5. When You're Near Me I Have Difficulty (live) - XTC Buy From iTunes* 6. King For A Day (live unplugged) - XTC Buy From iTunes* 7. Cornflake Girl (live unplugged) - Tori Amos Buy From iTunes* 8. Over The Rainbow (live unplugged) - Tori Amos Buy From iTunes* 9. Here Comes The Sun (live unplugged) - Paul Simon Buy From iTunes* 10 I Want You (She's So Heavy) (live) - Santana 11. Have A Cigar - Primus Buy From iTunes 12. Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd w/ Stéphane Grappelli Buy From iTunes 13. Funeral For A Friend / Love Lies Bleeding (live) - Elton John Buy From iTunes 14. A Dying Cubs Fan's Last Request (live) - Steve Goodman Buy From iTunes The Best Radio You Have Never Heard Only plays doubleheaders as day games . . . Accept No Substitute Click to join the conversation on the Facebook page.
This is a story of a daughter who does not realize how much work her Mom puts in everyday to make her life better. She realizes it later. This is a short story named Podatik written by Ashapurna Devi and narrated by Anindita Bhattachary
Den geliebten Haustieren der Deutschen geht es weitgehend gut. Jedenfalls im Vergleich zum Mastvieh. 28 Millionen Schweine und 1,9 Millionen Rinder, die in Deutschland gegessen werden, sprechen eine deutliche Sprache. Darf der Mensch frei über Tiere und ihre Körper verfügen? Diese und andere Fragen diskutiert Gert Scobel mit seinen Gästen.
Uncomfortable situations happen to us all. During these times, it's natural to want to pray them away. But in this message, Joel encourages us that our trials and tests are necessary to come up higher and become all that God has created us to be. With verses like James 1:12 (ISV), "When he has passed the test, he will receive the victor's crown of life," you will be reminded that as you grow and let God mold you, then the seeds of greatness on the inside will flourish. God will release new levels of blessing and breakthrough in your life!
Coach Carlson explains how to know for sure you’re in love. You can hear more gym teacher explanations in episode 21.
Psychobiology of PTSD
Tag line: Is he rancorous? Then he?s probably cantankerous. ------------------------------------ GRUMPY PEOPLE Grumpy people Grumpy people Grumpy people Someone who?s anger is unsurpassable Could surely be described as irascible Someone who always is an angry cuss Could surely be described as cantankerous Someone whose mood is always bad by your judgin? Could surely be called a curmudgeon ?Get off my lawn! Hey, you just watch it, see!? The grumpy old guy sure is crotchety That guy gets so annoyed by unimportant stuff That guy is peevish, being his friend is rough Grumpy people Grumpy people Grumpy people
Tag line: Sing this song when you?re looking for almost the right word. ----------------------------------------------- If you?re looking for a word that means almost or not quite Pen is the Latin root that?s out of sight Ultimate means final, no more will come to pass The word penultimate means ?next to last? (literally ?almost last?) A peninsula?s surrounded by water on three sides That makes it almost an island, but for where it with land elides (that?s a fancy word for ?joins?) If you?re looking at a stretch of mostly flat terrain With just a couple of hills and dales, that?s a peneplain (it?s not quite a plain) It doesn?t matter if the shade?s in Timbuktu or Colorado A penumbra is the almost-shady edge of a shadow (it?s the same everywhere!) If you?re looking for a word that means ?almost? or ?not quite? Pen is the Latin root that?s out of sight
In this week's podcast, Dee talks about the amazing power of rebounding. You can lose over 100 pounds on just bouncing up and down on a rebounder. Listen in now!
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Historian Donald Davidson answers your questions of a nostalgic nature about the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on 1070 The Fan. The program airs live from 8-9pm on weeknights and 6-8pm on weekends throughout the month of May, with daily episodes available on this page.
This course describes complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) and its use in the United States and by Veterans, as well as the VA/DoD Guideline Recommendation for the use of CAM for posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The presenter also reviews the literature relevant to CAM for PTSD and provides information related to special considerations for using CAM. Includes discussion of yoga, acupuncture, meditation, diet, herbal supplements and other vitamins, equine therapy, service dogs, therapy dogs and other non-traditional treatments. Presenter: Stephen Ezeji-Okoye, MD
Today, we tackle football. It’s the most popular sport in the US, shining a sometimes harsh light on so much of what we have been, what we are, and what we hope to be. Savage, creative, brutal and balletic, whether you love it or loathe it … it’s a touchstone of the American identity. Along with conflicted parents and players and coaches who aren’t sure if the game will survive, we take a deep dive into the surprising history of how the game came to be. At the end of the 19th century, football is a nascent and nasty sport. The sons of the most powerful men in the country are literally knocking themselves out to win these gladiatorial battles. But then the Carlisle Indian School, formed in 1879 to assimilate the children and grandchildren of the Native American men who fought the final Plains Wars, fields the most American team of all. The kids at Carlisle took the field to face off against a new world that was destroying theirs, and along the way, they changed the fundamentals of football forever. Correction: An earlier version of this episode included a few errors that we have corrected. We've also added one new piece of information. The piece originally stated that British football had no referees. While this was true in the earliest days of British football, they were eventually added. We stated that referees were added to American football in response to Pop Warner. American referees existed prior to Pop Warner, in order to address brutality as well as the kind of rule-bending that Pop Warner specialized in. Chuck Klosterman said that the three most popular sports in the US are football, college football and major league baseball. In fact, baseball actually ranks 2nd, college football is third. Monet Edwards stated that 33 members of her family were players in the NFL. That number is actually 13. We also added one new fact: over 200 students at The Carlisle Indian School died of malnutrition, poor health or distress from homesickness. The audio has been adjusted to reflect these corrections.
Exposure is a podcast where online content creators can come to talk about themselves. It is also a place where we get to know more about the people behind the content we love. From the smallest and newest content creators to the oldest and most popular, we strive to put a spotlight on a side they get to show often. We also do other segments and discuss an array of internet related topics, from viral videos to advice to creating content; we hope to give our listeners a little bit of everything.
Life is full of transitions. Some are welcomed. Perhaps you’re getting married to the love of your life, or growing your family. But what about those unwelcome transitions born out of turmoil or mourning and grief? Some transitions are thrust upon us when we least expect them. I’ve had friends suddenly lose a child or grandchild in a tragic accident or through a long illness. The transition into life without that loved one is never easy. But God is faithful. He promises in His word that He will “never leave you, nor forsake you.” This life is a life of change and transitions. We’re always adjusting! So where can we find peace? Where can we put our hope? We can put our hope in an unchanging God whose promises are true and whose love is strong! We serve a GOOD and powerful God. When we realize that, we can face even the most tragic, horrific circumstances. I’ve heard it said that the only thing we can expect in this life is the unexpected. With all that uncertainty, our powerful God really is Good News Himself. Share this glorious news with someone today. Can you imagine facing the shifting sands of this life without the solid rock of Jesus Christ? I sure can’t.
