American Indian Living: Recent Episodes
LifeTalk Radio
LifeTalk Radio broadcasts God's message of love and redemption 24 hours a day, 7 days a week through advanced satellite technology. Programs, designed to strengthen spiritual life and family values, are shared along with carefully chosen music to transform lives.
Guests: Loren Fish, Holbrook Indian School; Wilhelm Meya, The LanguageConservancy; Julien Jacobs (Yupik and Inupiaq); Micah Wright, FNX
Description: Numerous ways exist to nurture First Nation Peoples and theircultures. This weeks' show focuses on programs from across Indian Countrythat are educating Native youth, preserving indigenous language, caring forthe environment, and championing Native TV programming.
Contact Info: www.languageconservancy.org/
Guest: Sue Hawkes; Leadership Expert, Author of "Chasing Perfection- Shatterthe Illusion; Minimize Self-Doubt & Maximize Success."
Description: Do younger workers and those with more experience have toclash? Does the age of an employee make a difference in how you affirm himor her? If you own a business can your own insecurities undermine yourworkforce? These and other questions are tackled by business consultant SueHawkes on this week's show.
For more information contact: www.suehawkes.com/
Guests: Coral Parrish, RN, raw vegan chef; Dr. Rodrigo Rodriguez, Medical Director of International BioCare Hospital
Description: Dr. DeRose interviews two health professionals who share fascinating stories and insights—all designed to help you treat or prevent disease using dietary wisdom like that embraced by Native Americans.
For more information: coralrn@gmail.com, 707-225-2812; www.biocarehospital.com, 800-701-7345
Guest: Ed Carlton, D.C. (Doctor of Chiropractic Medicine), Founder of the Carlton Neurofeedback Center
Description: Dr. Ed Carlton shares how neurofeedback can help you address ADD and ADHD, Bipolar Disorder, Anxiety, Depression and other conditions.
For more information: https://carltonneurofeedbackcenter.com/ or www.bcia.org (to find a provider near you who performs biofeedback and/or neurofeedback)
Guest: Jaime Brenkus, Author and Fitness Coach for Evergreen Wellness; known for his “Eight minute Abs” and “The 28 Day Size Down” programs.
Description: Fitness expert Jamie Brenkus shares practical tips and motivational insights, calculated to help you feel better, look better, and avoid the ravages of diabetes and other chronic diseases.
For further information contact: exercisewithjaime.com
Guest: Stanton Glantz, PhD; Professor of Medicine, University of California at San Francisco; Director of the UCSF Center for Tobacco Control Research and Education (CTCRE)
Description: Tobacco has been regarded as a sacred plant throughout Indian Country for centuries, but new dangers are emerging from commercial tobacco and its cousins like e-cigarettes and marijuana. Learn some of the latest science from internationally renowned UCSF researcher, Dr. Stanton Glantz.
For more information visit: http://www.tobacco.ucsf.edu or http://www.smokefreemovies.ucsf.edu
Guest: Danielle LeBon Gort, RN; Nurse Consultant for the Nurse Family Partnership
Description: Learn how the Nurse Family Partnership is reaching out into Indian Country, helping connect pregnant mothers with their own individual nurses who guide moms from pregnancy through their children\'s toddler years.
Refer Listeners to: 866-864-5226 or www.Nursefamilypartnership.org
Guests: Mendy Corwin with Impact Hope; Deb Claymore (Lakota) with Dakota Conference of SDAs; Dennis Perry with Operation Food for Life; and Dr. George Jackson with Middle East University
Description: You can change the world—one life at a time—whether you are helping right here in Indian Country or whether you’re devoting your time and resources to Rwanda, Africa; Papua New Guinea; or Beirut, Lebanon.
For Further Information Contact: www.Impact-hope.org (503-673-3905); dclaymore@comcast.net (970-214-9666); www.childimpact.org or gd.jackson@meu.edu.lb
Guests: Michael Hasel, Professor of Near Eastern Studies and Archaeology, SAU; Jim Burr, Telescope Designer; and Danny Kwon, JD, Life and Health TV
Description: Dr. DeRose interviews experts from the areas of archeology, astronomy, and entrepreneurship who provide fascinating insights worthy of comparing with traditional Native American observations.
For more information: www.southern.edu, www.heavensdeclare.org, and www.LifeandHealth.org
Guests: Tom and Alane Waters, Co-Founders of Restoration International
Description: International seminar speakers, Tom and Alane Waters, join Dr. DeRose to share some of their best insights on how to have healthier and happier marriages and families.
For Further Information: www.restoration-international.org
Dr. David Miller shares his amazing life story: From his birth to a mother who was told to abort him to his current work inTulsa, Oklahoma.
Guests: Lew Keith, President, Butler Creek Health Education Center (Collinwood, TN); Al Trace, Director, Black Hills School of Massage (Hermosa, SD)
Description: Lew Keith of Butler Creek Ranch shares amazing details about a drug rehab facility that boasts a 100% success rate among participants that faithfully follow their program. Al Trace rounds out the show with insights into a massage training program in the heart of Indian Country.
For further information: www.butlercreekhealth.org (931-213-1029); a href="mailto:altrace@gmail.com">altrace@gmail.com (423-710-4873)
Guest: Katie Cueva ScD MAT MPH: Adjunct Assistant Professor of Public Policy and Health, University of Alaska Anchorage, Institute of Social and Economic Research
Description: Dr. Katie Cueva and her family have been making an impact in Indian Country from decades. You’ll enjoy her personal story as well as her insights into cancer prevention among indigenous peoples. Of special importance, Katie discusses free cancer resources that are of value to health professionals and indigenous peoples alike.
For more information: www.akchap.org
Guests: Nancy O’Banion, Health Education and Wellness Director, Indian Health Care Resource Center of Tulsa; Dr. Rachel Bishop, Chief of Consult Services, National Eye Institute
We can improve our health at any age. Today’s guests focus on improving the health of Native youth as well as preserving our vision throughout our lifetime.
For more information: www.ihcrc.org/ or or 918-588-1900; www.nei.nih.gov/
Guest: Victor “Rocky” Romano, MD; Orthopedic Surgeon and author of “Finding the Source: Maximizing Your Results—With and Without Orthopaedic Surgery”
If you think it’s time for knee replacement surgery, think again. Dr. Rocky Romano helps listeners explore a host of other options, including lifestyle changes, dietary supplements, braces, and injections—all with a goal of helping you avoid surgery.
For further information: romanomd.com/
Guest: Richard Ballo, motivational speaker and author of books, includingBullets and Babies: A True Story of Love, Violence and the Spirit to Live
Description: Richard Ballo shares how he bounced back from the death of his young wife to make a difference in the lives of others who were dealing with grief and loss.
For further information: www.richardballo.com
Guest: Richard Furman, MD, FACS, board-certified surgeon and author ofDefeating Dementia
Description: Vascular surgeon and author, Dr. Richard Furman shares his own family's journey with dementia-and his amazing discoveries from the medical research literature that reveal how all of us can help "defeat dementia"using simple lifestyle strategies.For further information: www.prescriptionforlife.com
Guest: Linda Royer, PhD, RN, MPH; President of Living Smart
The internet boasts a wealth of resources, but how can you possibly find the ones you need? Dr. Linda Royer tells about a one-stop-shop to help you achieve your healthy lifestyle goals, including a free service called "Taking Control" to help you break free of addictive commercialtobacco products. For more information contact: www.livingsmart.live
Guest: Petr Vomastek, Award-winning real estate broker from the Czech Republic
Description: Petr Vomastek shares insights into how you can get a better handle on your financial future–regardless of how large or small your assets.
Guest: Greg Wells, PhD, Exercise Physiology; Asst Professor of Kinesilogy, University of Toronto; author of “The Ripple Effect: Eat, Sleep, Move, and Think Better.”
Description: Exercise physiologist, Dr. Greg Wells, shares cutting-edge insights into human performance drawn from helping people on both ends of the human spectrum: from world-class athletes to children with cancer.
For further information: http://drgregwells.com/
Guest: Renie Cavallari, CEO of Aspire Marketing; and author of the “Aspire” book series
Description: Motivational speaker and author, Renie Cavallari reveals that one of the greatest obstacles to personal, tribal, or corporate success often results from our tendency to blame and complain. Renie presents an inspiring solution: teaching listeners to aspire to “shine” and helping others do the same.
For further information: www.aspiremarketing.com/aspire
Guest: John Douillard, DC, CAP, former Director of Player Development and nutrition counselor for the New Jersey Nets NBA team and author of “Eat Wheat”
Description: Dr. John Douillard, a global leader in the fields of natural health and sports medicine, makes a powerful case for returning to the whole grains that indigenous peoples in the Americas, Europe, Asia, Oceania, and Africa thrived on for centuries.
For further information: lifespa.com/
Management expert Dave Hopson shares insights into business health. Today’s show will provide keys to help your personal business, tribal enterprise, or other organization thrive even when hard times come.
Guest: Dr. Jamie Reynolds, DDS, MS, orthodontist and author of “World Class Smiles, Made in Detroit."
Description: Dr. Jamie Reynolds first exposes the dangers of apparently cheap (but often very expensive) do-it-yourself teeth straightening tricks. He then describes programs that make orthodontic work free or affordable for those with limited means.
For further information: askdrreynolds.com
Guest: Brady Granier, RN, BSN; President and CEO of BioCorRx
Description: Drug and alcohol addiction are nationwide problems, affecting people of every demographic group. However, new medical therapies are available that can help with addiction treatment. In this week’s episode you’ll learn about how the drug naltrexone, combined with an addiction treatment program developed by BioCorRx, is offering new help for those with alcohol and narcotic addictions.
For more information contact: www.beataddiction.com
Guest: Debra Meehl, DDiv; Founder, The Meehl Foundation.
Description: Dr. Debra Meehl shares insights from her life work that is focused on helping people overcome physical, mental and spiritual adversities. Gain new insights into dealing with difficult people—or just finding your own joyful transformation.
For more information contact: www.meehlfoundation.org
Guest: Gene Sambataro, DDS, FAGD, Director and Clinician, Julian Center for Comprehensive Dentistry; Author of “Stop the Snore.”
Description: Snoring can be a sign of serious, even life threatening issues. Practicing dentist, Dr. Gene Sambataro shares insights into the dangers of snoring as well as its treatment and prevention.
For more information contact:www.Drgenesambataro.com or www.juliandentist.com
Guests: Julie Villa (Yurok), Health Education Specialist, and Janeva Sorenson, Good Health and Wellness in Indian Country (GHWIC) Program Coordinator, California Rural Indian Health Board
Description: Simple practices can help you live longer and better. On this week’s show you’ll learn practical tips about preventing injuries and chronic diseases—as well as accessing valuable free resources.
For more information contact: www.CRIHB.org; jsorenson@CRIHB.org; jvilla@CRIHB.org; or www.compasshealth.net/seminar-resources; drderose@compasshealth.net
Guest: Sue Hawkes; Leadership Expert, Author of “Chasing Perfection- Shatter the Illusion; Minimize Self-Doubt & Maximize Success.”
Description: Do younger workers and those with more experience have to clash? Does the age of an employee make a difference in how you affirm him or her? If you own a business, can your own insecurities undermine your workforce? These and other questions are tackled by business consultant Sue Hawkes on this week’s show.
For more information contact: www.chasingperfection.net
Guest: Greg Steinke, MD, MPH, Board-certified specialist in both Family Medicine and Preventive Medicine; Co-author of Thirty Days to Natural Blood Pressure Control
Description: Drs. Steinke and DeRose share how they are using their book, Thirty Days to Natural Blood Pressure Control as part of a new program to help diabetes and high blood pressure throughout Indian Country. All expenses are covered for enrolled tribal members who use the already inexpensive books and DVDs.
For more information: www.compasshealth.net/seminar-resources; drderose@compasshealth.net or 580-504-7043
Guest: Ken Dolan-Del Vecchio, Family Therapist
Description: Companion animals may not be deeply rooted in Native tradition; however, many First Nation peoples today own pets. The loss of a beloved companion animal can be devastating. Family therapist Ken Dolan-Del Vecchio helps listeners gain new insights into how to handle the loss.
For more information contact: www.greengateleadership.com
Guest: Gemalli Austin, DrPH, MPH (Mayan), Diabetes Education and Program Manager for the Lake County Tribal Health Consortium, Lake County, CA
Description: Growing indigenous foods and other vegetables can be a powerful asset when it comes to controlling diabetes. Learn from Dr. Gemalli Austin, who has been working with six Northern California tribes on a community garden project.
For further information contact: gaustin@lcthc.org
Title: Tobacco in Indian CountryGuests: Eldon Kalemsa Jr (Hopi), Hopi Tobacco Program Coordinator; Matthew Madonna, retired President, American Cancer Society Southwest Division; Wayne Tormala, Chief, Bureau of Tobacco & Chronic Dz, AZ Dept Health ServicesDescription: Discussions about tobacco often fail to recognize the unique role this powerful plant has had throughout history. This week’s show will help listeners better appreciate the sacred regard for tobacco throughout Indian Country as well as its health concerns. Refer Listeners to: 1-800-QUIT-NOW or 1-602-364-0834 (Tormala)
Guest: Dan Gabbert, Mental and Spiritual Health Coach; Black Hills Health and Education Center, South DakotaDescription: Dan Gabbert shares his own journey from an aimless young man with poor health to a dynamic health coach making a difference in the heart of Indian Country. Refer listeners to: www.BHHEC.org or 605-255-4101
Guests: Diana Inman, Prison Ministries; Rodrigo Rodriguez, MD, Medical Director, International BioCare Hospital
Description: First, Diane Inman shares her experiences reaching out to Native prison inmates. Next, Dr. Rodriguez communicates a wealth of information about how diet and lifestyle affect our health, specifically addressing diabetes and the metabolic syndrome.
Contact Info: gmadidi@yahoo.com (Inman); www.biocarehospital.com, doctor@biocarehospital.com, 800-701-7345 (BioCare)
Guests: Kelsey Ducheneaux (Intertribal Ag Council), Masewa Mody (Cheyenne River Sioux, Prevention Specialist), Caroline Fisher and Jim Landelius (American Indian Living Magazine), Kathryn Mills (VP, Creating Stronger Nations and DCI America)
Description: Experts who attended NCAI’s Annual Meeting in 2017 share insights on a variety of topics that can help you and your tribe.
Contact Info: www.Usaspending.gov, www.AmericanIndianLiving.org, kmills@csninc.net, 800-888-1027 (Mills)
Guests: Bob Parrish RN, MPH (Wiott); and Barb Anderson, LSW (Chippewa, Turtle Mountain Band), Coordinator, Recruitment/Retention of American Indians into Nursing (RAIN) Program, Univ. of North Dakota
Description: Bob Parrish, a registered nurse and master's level health educator, shares the benefits of a personal commitment to a healthy lifestyle. Barb Anderson relates how commitment to Native students by UND's nursing program is paying huge dividends throughout Indian Country.
Contact info: www.nursing.und.edu/rain or 701-777-3049
Guests: Rich Constantinescu, Head of Chaplaincy Services, Your Best Pathway to Health; Jill Carlson, M.D., psychiatrist; and Rodney Bowes, Vice President, Health Education Resources
Description: Medical research demonstrates how our own health is benefited when we help others. This week’s episode provides stories and practical strategies that relate to this health-giving connection.
For further information: www.healthexporesources.com or 844-291-6333 (H.E. Resources)
Guest: Lela Lewis, MD, Founder and CEO of Your Best Pathway to Health
Description: Coming to Phoenix, Arizona in December 2017 will be a giant free clinic designed to take care of the medical and dental needs of hundreds of Phoenix's citizens and visitors. Learn how to benefit from or be a part of this amazing event.
For Further Information: www.pathwaytohealth.org, www.pathwaytohealthvolunteer.org, or 1-888-44-PATHWAY
Guest: Rich Sutton, President, Laurelbrook Academy
Description: Practical training and community service can revolutionize the experience of high school students. Learn from students and staff how these elements provide a unique dimension to the training at Laurelbrook Academy in Dayton, Tennessee.
For further information contact: www.laurelbrook.org, president@laurelbrook.org, or 231-878-3265.
Guests: David Grams, Board Chairman of Wellness Secrets, Decatur, AR; Fred Rogers (Cherokee), Native Ministries Coordinator, Southwestern Union.
Description: It is amazing what can happen when a group of people embrace a single-minded focus. Today’s show demonstrates the power of focused programs, whether it’s reaching out to Native youth in Muskogee, Oklahoma; holding Native culture seminars throughout Indian Country; or running an intensive natural remedies center in Northwestern Arkansas.
For Further Information Contact: Grams at wellnesssecrets4u.com or 479-752-8555; Rogers at fllcrogers@msn.com or 336-414-5185.
Guest: Kae Borrero, RN; Lifestyle Coach, The Villages, FL
Description: Kae Borrero shares a plan for improving the health of families, communities, and tribes in which virtually anyone can play a part. Learn from her own journey from hospital registered nurse to lifestyle coach and community advocate.
For further information: info@llsda.com
Guest: Harold G. Koenig, MD, MHSc; Director, Center for Spirituality, Theology and Health at Duke University and author of the book, “You are My Beloved. Really?”
Description: Dr. Harold G. Koenig, one of the world’s leading researchers on the topic of spirituality and health, shares amazing stories from his own life, including his expulsion from medical school as a confused young adult. He shares his own journey that led him to believe in a Creator who loves people from every race and culture—and offers all a greater level of whole-person health.
For More Information contact: www.spiritualityandhealth.duke.edu/; Dr. Koenig’s new book is available at: www.amazon.com/gp/product/1530747902
Guests: Shannon Hawkins, Haskell Indian Nations Univ.; Frank Blanquet(Maya), First Nations Experience (FNX) TV; and Rodrigo Rodriguez, MD,International BioCare Hospital
Description: Indian Country has access to a variety of educational opportunities that are often overlooked. Today's show highlights Haskell Indian Nations University, FNX (a 24/7 Native American TV network), and amedical doctor describing health-giving ingredients in your own backyard orlocal grocery store.
For more info: www.biocarehospital.com
Guests: Elaine Bethel Fink (Mono), Tribal Council Vice-Chairperson, North Fork Rancheria of Mono Indians of California; E.J. Crandell (Pomo), Robinson Rancheria Tribal Chairman; and Mia Magdaleno (Navajo), student
Description: Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) is a U.S. Government federal assistance program. Learn how, with Native guidance, it is favorably impacting Indian Country—and touching lives of young and old alike.
For more information contact: www.acf.hhs.gov/ofa/programs/tanf
Guests: Julie Walker, RN, BSN, PHN and Ken Harrison, Arkray USA, Inc. and Philip Larson, President, Bob Maguire, CEO, and Jon Canyon (Navajo), Director of Partnerships at Axolotl Biologix.
Description: Diabetes continues to ravage lives throughout Indian Country and beyond. Learn about new technologies that can help save limbs with chronic ulcers and can make blood sugar testing easier and more affordable.
For more information contact: target="_blank">www.arkrayusa.com and www.axobio.com
Guests: Robin Bellows and David Brentlinger for Forest Carbon Partners
Description: The California Cap and Trade Market provides an opportunityfor U.S.-based tribal nations to generate significant revenue at the same time they preserve forested lands. In today's show, Forest Carbon Partners give an overview of the benefits to Indian Country.
For further information contact: www.forestcarbonpartners.com
Guests: Jim Landelius, Native Ministries Coordinating Oklahoma Conference of Seventh-day Adventists; Nicholas Courtney (Makah), Senior Program Associate, The George Washington University
Description: A number of simple, low-cost strategies can improve Indian Country’s physical health and political influence. Learn about the fully-funded Native American Political Leadership Program at George Washington University, CREATION Health, and more.
For further information contact: oknativeministries@gmail.com (Landelius); and semesterinwashington.gwu.edu/naplp (Courtney)
Guest: Rodrigo Rodriguez, MD, Medical Director, International BioCareHospital and Medical Center
Description: Medical science is exploding with insights into the microbiome, the community of microorganisms that inhabit the human body, especially the intestinal tract. In today's show you'll learn how theseorganisms affect our risk of metabolic diseases like high blood pressure anddiabetes – and may even affect our risk of dementia.
Refer Listeners to: www.biocarehospital.com; 1-800-701-7345
Guests: Thomas Steirer, CEO, Profit Finders, LLC (Tonawanda Seneca);Michelle Don Carlos, Esq., General Counsel, Zenith Utility Consultants; JohnDoak, Insurance Commissioner, State of Oklahoma
Description: A number of relatively simple strategies can pay large financial dividends for tribes. In today's show you'll gain insights into owning and running tribal utilities, saving on insurance costs, keeping tribal profits within the tribe, and more.
Refer Listeners to: www.zenithutility.net or www.naic.org
Guests: Jovannah Poor Bear Adams (Oglala Lakota), Vice Principal, Holbrook Indian School, with students: Adrian Wiles, Johanna Tso, and Shayla Tso
Description: Holbrook Indian School has been promoting cultural awareness and development of indigenous skills for its student body. Learn how their “New You” initiative can make a difference in your home, community, or tribe.
For Further Information Contact: www.hissda.org or call 928-524-6845
Guests: Judy Prince and Arnet Mathers
Description: Can compassion improve health outcomes in your tribe? Learn practical lessons from Judy Prince's amazing experience providing compassion care to AIDs victims in South Africa - and her translating that into action right here in North America.
For further information contact: Judyrose777@gmail.com or Arnetmathers@inverity.org
Guests: Chef Eddy Travis and Angeline David DrPH, MHS, RDN; Director, Health Ministries, North American Division of Seventh-day Adventists
Description: If you or your loved ones are dealing with addictions, there is hope and help for you through the “Journey to Wholeness.” Chef Eddy Travis shares his own journey of transformation as he explains this new program for your community.
For More Information Contact: target="_blank">www.adventistrecovery.org or 301.680.6733
Guest: Albert Sanchez, PhD; Weimar Institute, Weimar, CA
Description: Today's interview features one of the world’s pioneers in protein research, Dr. Albert Sanchez. Dr. Sanchez shares his own journey in medical research, including how he and his colleagues showed the superiority of plant proteins--the centuries-old foundation for many indigenous diets.
For Further Information contact: www.newstart.com
Guest: Jeannette Bajalia, President and Principal Advisor of Petros Estate & Retirement Planning, author of “Planning a Purposeful Life: Secrets of Longevity.”
Description: Americans are living longer—but many are not making adequate plans for their retirement. Far more than finances is involved. Learn pearls of wisdom from Jeannette’s interviews across America with individuals who are surviving and thriving beyond 90 years of age.
For further information go to www.womans-worth.com/ or call 866-273-8767
Cancer specialist (Radiation Oncologist) Dr. Kenyon Meadows shares insights into how alternative investment strategies can boost your financial health. His insights can benefit tribes and individuals alike.
Guests: J.R. Cahatol, Registered Nurse, Partners in Health, Southern California; Shad Loh, Owner, VeginOut.com.
Description: Registered Nurse J.R. Cahatol and Mail-In Meal Provider Shad Loh share how eating more plant foods improved their health. They also share details about Vegin’ Out, a mail-order service that can help you more easily access health-optimizing foods.
For further information contact: www.veginout.com; or 1-800-420-4927.
Guest: Michael Lessard, President of Pastoral Care Associates, ordained minister, Anglican priest.
Description: Whether we live on a reservation, an urban environment, or another setting, Most of us are surrounded by hurting people. Regardless of your faith background, learn from Michael Lessard how the principles of spiritual care can make a difference in your community.
For further information contact: www.pastoralcareaz.org
Guest: Bill Latham, CEO of MeTEOR Education and Co-Author of the book “Humanizing the Education Machine.”
Description: The educational system continues to fail many Native and non-Native youth. However, innovative communities are re-capturing educational approaches that energize students and give them hope for the future. Bill Latham shares exciting insights that can help every student thrive.
For further information: www.hope.school; www.meteoreducation.com
Guest: John C. Neyland, President and Investment Advisor Representative at JCN Financial & Tax Planning Group, Author of How to Live the Life You’ve Yet to Dream.
Description: Philanthropist John Neyland shares seemingly simple steps that can help each listener live a life that has even a greater positive impact on his or her family, community, and tribe.
For further information contact: www.johnneyland.com
Guest: Pawan Grover, MD; Interventional Pain Management Specialist
Description: Medical correspondent and practicing physician, Dr Pawan Grover pulls back the curtain on the opiate crisis to dispel myths, enhance understanding and empower listeners to truly make a difference.
For further information: Go to: inovospine.net or “Paging Dr Grover” on YouTube
Guest: Paul Ratoff, Certified Management Consultant, President of Strategy Development Group Inc., Author of “Thriving in a Stakeholder World: Purpose as the New Competitive Advantage
Description: Certified Management Consultant Paul Ratoff explains how the business you run or work for can reach new levels of excellence by clearly defining and achieving its underlying purpose.
For further information contact: www.ratoffconsulting.com
Guest: Pamaline King-Burns, Public health professional and Elder (African American Council of Elders of Wichita/Sedgwick County Kansas)
Description: Pamaline King-Burns details an early life shaped by poverty and racism. Now as both a clergy member and public health professional, she encourages Native Americans, and other sometimes marginalized groups, to find their voice and thrive in the midst of adversity.
For further information: contact Pameline at wrefuge3@outlook.com
Guest: Tana Amen, RN, BSN, co-author with her husband, Daniel G. Amen, MD, of The Brain Warrior’s Way and The Brain Warrior’s Way Cookbook
Description: Nurse and author Tana Amen tells how we are being manipulated into eating what isn’t good for us, and provides tips for breaking the chains of addiction and developing healthier eating habits to improve memory, energy, focus, moods and weight.
For more information contact: www.amenclinics.com
Guest: Jane Zarse, Author of “Love and Compassion is My Religion”
Description: Jane Zarse overcame alcoholism and found a new life by implementing with four empowering principles. She now shares these tips to help women—and men—gain victory in their lives.
For More Information Contact: www.amazon.com/Love-Compassion-Religion-Beginners-Spirituality-ebook/dp/B01C2Z8OW6
Guest: Dr. Emily Chew, Ophthalmologist and Retinal Specialist; National Eye Institute
Description: Diabetes is the leading cause of blindness among adults in America from 20 – 74 years old. Indian Country is hard hit by this epidemic. Learn what you can do to prevent and treat eye disease.
For further information contact: https://nei.nih.gov/
Guest: Dr. Buck Blodgett, chiropractor; author of “A Message from Jessie: The Incredible True Story of Murder and Miracles in the Heartland”
Description: Chiropractor Buck Blodgett lost his only child in a grisly murder. Buck’s improbable response was: “Love is stronger than hate.” Learn from his story how to rise above your own tragedies (not recommended for younger listeners).
For more Information: target="_blank">www.theloveisgreaterthanhateproject.com; to purchase the book on Amazon, please go to http://a.co/89yCRK1
Guest: Missy Priest, RN, PhD; Critical Care Nurse, author of “Child of the Wilderness”
Description: Missy Priest shares how she overcame a horrific childhood of abuse to become a happy and fulfilled wife, mother, and registered nurse (not recommended for younger listeners).
For more information contact: Missy Priest at missy2043@aol.com; obtain her book at Amazon
Guests: Paula Eakins, MS, Nutrition, and Curtis Eakins, ND, Co-directors of Health Seminars Unlimited Description: Proper nutrition can be fun—and good tasting! Dr. DeRose is joined by the popular TV team of Curtis and Paula Eakins as they share lively insights into using diet to address disease. For Further Information Contact: www.abundantlivingtv.org or 256-859-1982
Guest: Cal Thrash III; Director of Development, Uchee Pines Institute
Description: Uchee Pines Institute has been using natural remedies to change lives for four decades. Learn the amazing history behind Uchee Pines—as well as health secrets—from Calvin Thrash III, son of the institution’s founders.
Refer Listeners to: 877-ucheepines or www.Ucheepines.org
Guest: Dené Mitchell, MPH, CCRP; Adjunct Professor, Arcadia University
Description: Children as well as adults can suffer from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). This week's show features a promising new approach using horses (equine therapy) to impact this current mental health epidemic.
Refer Listeners to: dmitchell@arcadia.edu or www.SebastianRiding.org
Guests: Angeline David DrPH, MHS, RDN, Director, Health Ministries, North American Division of Seventh-day Adventists; Bob Parrish, RN, CARN, MPH(Wiyot)
Description: Addictive behaviors impact millions of people in the U.S.,independent of race and ethnicity. Gain cutting edge insights from Dr.Angie David and Native American nurse and certified addictions professional,Bob Parrish (Wiyot).
For More Information Contact: www.adventistrecovery.org or 301.680.6733
Guest: Jaynie L. Smith, President, Smart Advantage Inc., and author of"Creating Competitive Advantage" and "Relevant Selling"
Description: Many businesses fail to achieve their optimal potentialbecause they don't understand what their customers/clients really want.Jaynie Smith shares practical insights to help businesses of any size thrivein today's competitive marketplace.
Refer Listeners to: www.smartadvantage.com
Guest: Stephen C. Meyer, PhD; Director, The Discovery Institute's Center for Science and Culture in Seattle; Author, "Darwin's Doubt"
Native Americans from many tribal backgrounds speak of a Creator. Dr. Stephen Meyer shares amazing, cutting-edge scientific evidence that suggests there was indeed an intelligent designer behind the things we observe in nature.For Further Information Contact: www.darwinsdoubt.org
Guests: Shaun Milano, Electrical Engineer; Kevin Sears, Director; NETSAtlantic Union
Description: Regardless of your past, you can be a positive change agent inyour family, community and tribe. You'll be inspired by Shaun Milano'sjourney from alcoholism to sobriety, and Kevin Sears' story of leaving a lifeof crime to help communities.
For further information contact: 978-368-8333 (Kevin Sears) or netsatlanticunion.org
Guests: Barbara Umbro, Grade School Teacher; and Glenn Holland, Pastor forCommunity Ministries, Portland, Maine
Description: After an initial segment about teaching children healthprinciples, Glenn Holland relates how the "Jobs for Life" community programcan help tribal members and community members alike gain work skills and job opportunities.
For further information contact: www.jobsforlife.org
Guest: Scott Christiansen; Author of "Planet in Distress"
Description: First Nation peoples have been talking about the degradation of the world's environment for decades. Learn some of the latest, mostchilling data from author Scott Christiansen.
For More Information Contact: www.planetindistress.com
Guests: Larry Romo, US Selective Service System; Crisamar Anunciado, PhD, Nurse practitioner; Earl Kapule (Native Hawaiian)Sometimes “duty” sounds like an unwelcome word; however, doing our duty for our country, our tribe, and even ourselves can have profound benefits. This week’s guests call us to duty: to prevent diabetes, make healthy lifestyle choices, and enroll with the US Selective Service System (young men, 18 and 25 years old)www.sss.gov; Crisamar’s blog on Facebook; kapule.net@gmail.com
Guests: Manuel Alva, MD, Gastroenterologist; Melvin Brazil-Geyshick (Ojibwe), Outreach Coordinator; Neil Nedley, MD, President, Nedley Health Solutions Today’s show deals with physical health from a gastroenterologist, spiritual health presented by a First Nations outreach coordinator and mental health conveyed by Neil Nedley MD, founder of a community-based mental health program. Melvin Brazil-Geyshick at heicksen@aol.com or 208-568-0824; Dr. Neil Nedley at www.nedleyhealthsolutions.com or 580-226-8007
Guests: Risë Rafferty, Health Educator, Robert Hunsaker, MD, Cardiac Anesthesiologist; Ernestine Finley, Author and Speaker. Although many Native Americans may be genetically predisposed to diseases like diabetes, a growing body of scientific evidence indicates we can change how our genes express themselves. This point is eloquently illustrated by Dr. DeRose's three guests on this week's show. www.lightbearers.org, 541-988-3333, or rise@lbm.org (Risë); www.pacificpress.com (Finley’s Natural Lifestyle Cooking book)
Guests: Vicki Griffin, Lifestyle Matters; John Youngberg, WIN Wellness; and Lorayne Barton, MD, MPH, PediatricianDescription: Throughout Indian Country health is being enhanced—as well as impaired—by lifestyle practices. Today’s show identifies some of the healthiest lifestyle choices—and provides insights into putting them to work in your own life. For more information: www.lifestylematters.com or 1-866-624-5433 [Griffin]; www.winwellness.org [Youngberg]
Guests: Al and Bonnie Navarro, Planned Giving Experts; Mark LaVenture, Country Life Natural Foods; Alessandra Sorace, Recording ArtistDescription: Today’s show begins with financial planning experts sharing common pitfalls when giving to our posterity through our wills. The show concludes with guests sharing their joy by imparting the healing agencies of natural foods, music, and health education. For more information: www.hopetv.org ; 888-339-7526 [Navarros]; www.clnf.org [Country Life Natural Foods]; and www.alessandrasorace.com
Guests: Patricia Humphrey, Editor, and Jim Landelius, Circulation Manager, American Indian Living Magazine; Lemuel Vega, Director, Christmas Behind Bars; Al Navarro, Planned Giving Director, Hope Channel Description: Today’s show first focuses on American Indian Living magazine, discussing subsidized ways to bring its healing message to your community. The program continues with the amazing story of Lemuel Vega, rescued from a life of drugs and crime. For more information: americanindianliving@swuc.org, www.ailorders.com;ChristmasBehindBars.org (888-536-8342); www.hopetv.org [Navarro]
Guests: Jim Brackett, Live Better Seminars; Lisa Quade, The Children's Ministry PlaceDescription: Health educator and author Jim Brackett shares how good-tasting, healthy foods impacted an entire nation. Lisa Quade completes the show with a segment on childhood education. For Further Information Contact: www.seven-secrets.org, 509-738-4070 (Brackett); www.childrensministryplace.com, 509-738-2454 (Quade)
Guest: Denise Ellenwood (Port Gamble S'klallam), Elementary School Teacher, Spokane, WADescription: Denise Ellenwood (Port Gamble S'klallam) shares a personal journey of hope and inspiration. Her victories in the face of tribal suicides and personal lack of meaning and purpose resonate across Indian Country. For Further Information Contact: The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention; www.afsp.org
Guests: Barbara Willis, Holbrook Indian School; Eric Flickinger, It Is Written; and Ron Cook, Broken Chains for HumanityDescription: Gain insights into the power of education to impact whole person health from individuals working in settings as diverse as clinics for indigenous Guatemalans in Central America and schools for Native Youth in Arizona. For Further Information Contact: www.hissda.org, viceprincipal@hissda.org or 928-524-6845 (Holbrook school); ItIsWritten.com; or BC4humanity.com
Guest: Steve Wohlberg, Speaker/Director, White Horse MediaDescription: Steve Wohlberg shares true stories of hope and healing as he describes the power of natural remedies in combating a host of diseases.For Further Information Contact: www.whitehorsemedia.com or 1-800-78-BIBLE
Guests: Wanda Iya, Patient Hostel Attendant, Nome, AK formerly Community Health Aide in Savoonga, St. Lawrence Island, AK; Reva Boolowon (St. Lawrence Yupick), from Gambell and Nome, AK.Description: Native Alaskans Wanda Iya and Reva Boolowon share insights stemming from their moves from indigenous Alaskan villages to Nome. You’ll be surprised by the health implications of their moves—and the lessons for each us.
Guest: Adam Witty, Founder and CEO of Advantage Media Group, (http://advantagefamily.com/), The Business Growth Publisher™Description: Adam Witty shares the importance of setting goals in order to optimize your health: Physically, mentally, socially, and emotionally. You’ll not want to miss his practical life-changing suggestions and engaging stories.Refer listeners to: www.advantagefamily.com or www.adamwitty.com
Guest: Victor DeRose, College StudentDescription: Over 25 years ago, Robert Fulghum penned his best-selling book, “All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten.” Today’s show explores the power of Fulghum’s principles—and their connection with Native wisdom.Refer listeners to: http://www.robertfulghum.com/
Guests: John Champen, Vice President, and Rukiya Charles, Lifestyle Counsellor Supervisor, both of Uchee Pines Institute Description: Uchee Pines offers new health training options with their innovative Lifestyle Educator and Lifestyle Counselor classes. Best of all, the programs are accessible to those on very limited budgets—without going into debt.For Further Information Contact: 877-ucheepines; 334-855-4764; or www.Ucheepines.org
Guest: Magna Parks-Porterfield, PhD, Counselling Psychology (Ohio State University); Author of “Keys to Optimal Mental Health”Description: Psychologist Dr. Magna Parks-Porterfield shares natural strategies to improve brain health, including how past trauma can be channeled into mental health improvement.For Further Information Contact: Info@bingoodhealth.com or www.bingoodhealth.com
Guest: Mark Sandoval, MD; President, Uchee Pines InstituteDescription: Mark Sandoval, MD, discusses natural remedies for diabetes, high blood pressure and other disorders. For Further Information Contact: 877-ucheepines or www.Ucheepines.org
Guest: William S. Wooditch; CEO and President of The Wooditch Group; Founder of Think Next, Act Now! Learning Forum; author of “Always Forward!”Description: Bill Wooditch rose from humble origins to become CEO of two corporations. Learn from his experience to better manage your own life—and thus make the most lasting contributions to your family, your tribe, and the world.For further information contact: www.BillWooditch.com
Regardless of our age, financial experts tell us to give attention to asset protection. Each of us should also know our Social Security benefit status. Today’s show addresses these two key financial health dimensions.
Guests: Jean Upton, RN, and Darren KellyDescription: Natural remedies can have a powerful health impact. Learn firsthand of their benefits from attendees at Uchee Pines’ 17-day intensive program. For Further Information Contact: 877-ucheepines or www.Ucheepines.org
Guest: Cal Thrash III; Director of Development, Uchee Pines InstituteDescription: Uchee Pines Institute has been using natural remedies to change lives for four decades. Learn the amazing history behind Uchee Pines—as well as health secrets—from Calvin Thrash III, son of the institution’s founders. Refer to: 877-ucheepines or www.Ucheepines.org
Guest: Dené Mitchell, MPH, CCRP; Adjunct Professor, Arcadia University Description: Children as well as adults can suffer from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). This week's show features a promising new approach using horses (equine therapy) to impact this current mental health epidemic. For Further Information Contact: dmitchell@arcadia.edu or www.SebastianRiding.org
Guest: Jaynie L. Smith, President, Smart Advantage Inc., and author of “Creating Competitive Advantage” and “Relevant Selling”Description: Many businesses fail to achieve their optimal potential because they don’t understand what their customers/clients really want. Jaynie Smith shares practical insights to help businesses of any size thrive in today’s competitive marketplace. For Further Information Contact: www.smartadvantage.com
Guest: Stephen C. Meyer, PhD; Director, The Discovery Institute’s Center for Science and Culture in Seattle; Author, Darwin’s DoubtDescription: Native Americans from many tribal backgrounds speak of a Creator. Dr. Stephen Meyer shares amazing, cutting-edge scientific evidence that suggests there was indeed an intelligent designer behind the things we observe in nature. For Further Information Contact: www.discovery.org or www.darwinsdoubt.com
Guests: Diana Fish, Director of Development, and Loren Fish, LCSW, Clinical Counsellor; Holbrook Indian SchoolDescription: Loren and Diana Fish left successful careers and comfortable surroundings to make a difference in Indian Country. Learn how the principles that guided their journey can make a difference in your own life. For Further Information Contact: www.holbrookindianschool.org or call 928-524-6845
Guest: Chris Orestis, CEO of Life Care FundingDescription: Senior Care can be demanding—and expensive. Chris Orestis shares insights into practical, affordable strategies to help our elders receive the best care throughout their entire lifespan.Refer listeners to: 888-670-7773 or www.lifecarefunding.com
Guest: Gary Miliefsky, Cyber Security Expert, and CEO of SnoopWall, a cutting-edge counter-intelligence technology company.Description: Cyber-security expert Gary Miliefsky shares simple things we all can do to protect our mental, financial and social health—even in a high-tech world that has rendered our lives and personal information less secure.Refer listeners to: www.snoopwall.com or consumer.snoopwall.com
Guest: Bill Hoshall, Founder and Owner, Hoshall’s Spas and SalonsDescription: A young man with humble roots in Oklahoma finds his life changed by a series of “little things.” This week’s broadcast not only provides hope for your own life—but also provides an antidote for those who are prone to underestimate the power of their own influence.For Further Information See: www.hoshallsfolsom.com
Guest: Rosemary Ahtuangaruak (Inupiaq), Physician’s Assistant, former Mayor of Nuiqsut, AK, and current Tribal Public and Environmental Health Think Tank MemberDescription: Rosemary Ahtuangaruak (Inupiaq) shares environmental challenges and opportunities from one of the world’s most fragile ecosystems, the Arctic. For Further Information Contact: www.ivana.castellanos@apha.org; www.alaskawild.org; or www.apha.org
Guests: Orlo and Alma Ransom (St. Regis Mohawk Nation)An encounter at NCAI 2015 leads to a life-changing journey for Orlo Ransom. Draw inspiration for your own “incurable” conditions as you learn how Orlo found hope and help for his Parkinson’s Disease. Refer listeners to: www.biocarehospital.com; doctor@biocarehospital.com; dr.rodriguez@biocarehospital.com; 1-800-701-7345
Guests: Edgar Ortega, Housing Specialist; Pedro Torres, Tribal Liaison/Soil Conservationist; and Rosa Singh, Farm Service Agency Specialist, US Department of Agriculture; and Victorio L. Shaw, Esq., Project Strategist, California Tribal CollegeIn a final program recorded at NCAI 2015, Dr. DeRose first interviews experts from the United States Department of Agriculture who tell about a variety of ways the USDA can help Native farmers and others living in rural areas. The show concludes with an update on the new California Tribal College.Refer listeners to: www.usda.gov; www.californiatribalcollege.com
Guests: Ryan Woehler, Medivac pilot and General Manager of KQQN 89.3 Nome, AK, and Mike Owens, Medivac Paramedic based in Nome, AKJoin Dr. DeRose and his Nome-based guests for some amazing first-hand rescue stories from Alaska’s back country. Along the way you’ll gain pointers on keeping healthy even in extreme situations.
Guest: Matt Hirschfeld, MD, PhD, Medical Director, Maternal Child Health ServicesAlaska Native Medical Center, Anchorage, AKScientists are learning how certain genetic differences prevalent among Native Alaskans may influence health in surprising ways. Don’t miss this amazing interview with a leading expert on Alaskan Native health issues. Matt Hirschfeld, MD, PhD Medical Director, Maternal Child Health ServicesAlaska Native Medical Center907-729-1084mhirschfeld@scf.ccwww.anmc.org
Guest: Shoni Evans, Social Worker, Nome, AlaskaShoni Evans, a social worker and licensed caregiver, shares the amazing story of how she and her husband have been making a difference in Alaska, providing foster care to over 300 native children.Shoni Evans at kassaq@yahoo.com or 907-304-1071.
Guests: Levi Rickert (Prairie Band, Potawatomie); David Hall, Center for Domestic Preparedness; Ken Denslow, SDA Church; Alma Ransom (St. Regis Mohawk)Healthy communications are vital to the optimal health of Native communities. Today’s show reveals how healthy living is fostered by healthy communications provided by: a native news service, a government agency providing training to tribes, a church fostering good health across Indian Country and an elder’s personal testimony.NativeNewsOnLine.net; cdp.dhs.gov
Guests: Ray Tsuchiyama, Deputy Director, National Disaster Preparedness Training Center; Art Humphrey, Founder and Director, On-Site Video and Helpwithsleepapnea.info Whether it’s a natural disaster affecting an entire tribe or a health crisis affecting you alone, today’s show offers help and hope from Ray Tsuchiyama of the National Disaster Preparedness Training Center and Art Humphrey, Founder of www.helpwithsleepapnea.net. For Further Information Contact: https://ndptc.hawaii.edu; www.onsitevideo.net; www.helpwithsleepapnea.info
Guests: Rodrigo Rodriguez, MD; Founder and Medical Director; and Teresa Tames, Patient Coordinator, International BioCare, Tijuana, MXOver thirty years ago, Dr. Rodrigo Rodriguez’s dream of a different type of medical center bore fruition. Learn why people throughout Indian Country and beyond are headed to Tijuana Mexico for innovative treatments. Refer listeners to: www.biocarehospital.comdoctor@biocarehospital.com; dr.rodriguez@biocarehospital.com1-800-701-7345
Guest: Deb Claymore (Cheyenne River Sioux), MA. Ed. Admin.; President and Owner, D. Claymore and AssociatesDeb Claymore (Cheyenne River Sioux) offers help for dealing with addictive behaviors by focusing on personal factors as well as family life issues. dclaymore@comcast.net
Guest: Tom Johnston (Ojibwe), Child PsychologistGain inspiration from Tom Johnston (Ojibwe) as he shares his journey addressing the often fatal ocular melanoma (a rare eye cancer). www.biocarehospital.com; doctor@biocarehospital.com; or 1-800-701-7345
Today’s show begins with financial planning experts sharing common pitfalls when it comes to giving to our posterity through our wills. The show concludes with guests sharing their joy by imparting the healing agencies of natural foods, music, and health education.
Today’s show first focuses on American Indian Living magazine, discussing subsidized ways to bring its healing message to your community. The program concludes with the amazing story of Lemuel Vega, rescued from a life of drugs and crime.
Dan Gabbert shares his own journey from an aimless young man with poor health to a dynamic health coach making a difference in the heart of Indian Country.
Health educator and author, Jim Brackett, shares how good tasting healthy foods impacted an entire nation. Lisa Quade completes the show with a segment on childhood education.
Denise Ellenwood (Port Gamble S'klallam) shares a personal journey of hope and inspiration. Her victories in the face of tribal suicides and personal lack of meaning and purpose resonate across Indian Country.
Gain insights into the power of education to impact whole person health from individuals working in settings as diverse as clinics for indigenous Guatemalans in Central America and schools for Native Youth in Arizona.
Lenora Follett, Program Director and Melanie Quion, Assistant Director, Weimar Institute Nursing (WIN) Program, Weimar, CA; Monte Church (Mohican, Stockbridge-Munsee Band), Native Storyteller and TV personality; Steve Wohlberg, Speaker/Director, White Horse Media, Author of “End Times Health War”
In Indian Country elders have been held in high esteem for centuries. 84 year-old Norman Cliff, PhD, takes an honest and insightful look at aging that reminds us of both the blessings and challenges of getting older.
New drugs have rendered most cases of Hepatitis C eminently treatable. However, many with the condition are on the road to irreversible liver disease- and don't even know it. Get the latest on Hep C on this week's show.
Is indecision or fear keeping you from reaching your full potential? Business coach Chris Ruisi provides keys to help you reach more of your goals—mastering your circumstances rather than being victimized by them.
Dr. Carolyn Ashworth joins Dr. David DeRose and presents practical solutions—in keeping with traditional Native wisdom—for addressing pediatric weight problems.
Up-to-date medical research supports the traditional lifestyle habits of First Nations peoples. Dr. Tim Arnott provides insights on cholesterol control, diabetes management, and stroke prevention.
Dr. DeRose interviews a variety of leaders from throughout Indian Country. The focus is on helping tribes develop the skills and personnel to improve the health of their members.
Bad breath not only has social consequences—it can be a sign of serious health problems. Dentist and microbiologist Dr. Harold Katz discusses causes and treatment of this common problem.
Native American communities are serving as public health role models. Dr. Doris Cook shares real-life stories drawn from an exciting partnership between the Association of American Indian Physicians and the CDC.
Renowned nutrition researcher, Dr. T. Colin Campbell, shares insights that validate traditional Native American wisdom and provide secrets to help you prevent diabetes, heart disease, cancer, and many other maladies.
Learn about exciting progress in Indian Country including preventing vision loss in Native youth and financial health for First Nations peoples. An interview with NCAI President Brian Cladoosby concludes the hour.
Over 25 years ago, Robert Fulghum penned his best-selling book, “All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten.” Today’s show explores the power of Fulghum’s principles—and their connection with Native wisdom.
Jim Fannin shares how the same secrets for success that have helped pro athletes and business leaders can help you—regardless of your position in life.
Cyber-security expert, Gary Miliefsky shares simple things we all can do to protect our mental, financial and social health—even in a high-tech world that has rendered our lives and personal information less secure.
Adam Witty shares the importance of setting goals in order to optimize your health: physically, mentally, socially, and emotionally. You’ll not want to miss his practical life-changing suggestions and engaging stories.
Gain insights into the amazing scope of health issues across Indian Country as Dr. DeRose first interviews his final guest from Nome, Alaska, then rounds out his show with Native voices from the Eastern U.S.
Wendell Downs shares perspectives from over 30 years of working throughout Alaska. You’ll appreciate his insights into the power of simple health programs delivered where Native life and Western influences intersect.
Join Dr. DeRose and his Nome-based guests for some amazing firsthand rescue stories from Alaska’s backcountry. Along the way you’ll gain pointers on keeping healthy even in extreme situations.
Native Alaskans Wanda Iya and Reva Boolowon share insights stemming from their moves from indigenous Alaskan villages to Nome. You’ll be surprised by the health implications of their moves—and the lessons for each us.
Native Alaskan, Jeannie Yuman shares healing insights from her own life journey. You’ll find encouragement and wisdom as Jeannie shares weight loss secrets, insights into overcoming addictions, and much much more.
wo Native Alaskan health professionals draw from both Native wisdom and modern science to help listeners improve their respiratory and gastrointestinal health.
Scientists are learning how certain genetic differences prevalent among Native Alaskans may influence health in surprising ways. Don’t miss this amazing interview with a leading expert on Alaskan Native health issues.
Mikey Lean shares how Native Alaskan values played a role in her surviving breast cancer. Linda Downs provides cross cultural insights from three decades of residence in Alaska superimposed on her own native roots.
Shoni Evans, a social worker and licensed caregiver, shares the amazing story of how she and her husband have been making a difference in Alaska, providing foster care to over 300 native children.
First Nation peoples can make a powerful impact in their own communities. This week’s show provides inspiration and insights from a Native Alaskan approach to addressing health needs.
Judy Diller lost her eldest son when he was still in his early 20s. Draw courage from a journey that saw Judy rise above grief and reach out fully to life.
Tools for sharing Native wisdom and passing it on to future generations can be found both within and outside of Indian Country. Todays’ show features experts on this topic who were gathered at NCAI 2014.
From the setting of NCAI 2011 in Portland, Oregon, a variety of Native leaders share their insights on key health issues.
Native American leaders from North Carolina share lessons and challenges that speak to First Nation peoples across tribal lines.
Dr. DeRose interviews three guests with fascinating insights into health and education. You’ll especially not want to miss the inspiring final segment with Jovannah Poor Bear-Adams (Oglala Lakota).
A diverse group of guests offers powerful health insights. Learn about natural healthcare, affordable natural foods, and connecting with the Creator by drawing upon one’s Native roots.
Gain amazing insights into health from two extremes of the medical spectrum. You’ll hear from those helping the indigenous Amerindians of South and from a medical specialist in America’s most esteemed medical city.
Whether or not Ebola ever comes to your reservation or community, today’s show will provide you with solid preventive strategies to help decrease your risk of a host of infectious diseases. You’ll especially enjoy hearing selected portions of the audiobook version of Dr. DeRose’s new book, “Evading Ebola.”
Based on his new book, “Evading Ebola,” Dr. David DeRose, joined by his wife, Dr. Sonja, provides encouraging news about this modern plague. He emphasizes simple tools to prevent—or limit the severity of—Ebola infection.
Although genetic factors influence cancer susceptibility, muchof what determines our risk of this dreaded disease is in our own hands.Learn how to decrease your risk of cancer by how you eat, drink, andotherwise live.
Lifestyle Matters Staff: Evelyn Kissinger, MS, RD (Nutrition Director); and Vicki Griffin, MS, MPA (Director)Description: Registered dietician, Evelyn Kissinger and nutritionist Vicki Griffin reveal the power of reconnecting with indigenous dietary and lifestyle practices. Learn how to address sugar cravings, improve brain performance, and more.
Growing your own produce and combining it with healthful cooking can help you reap many of the benefits that First Nation peoples enjoyed for centuries. Don’t miss this program with its special features for the entire family.
Did you know you can have vivid memories of events that never happened? Yale psychiatrist, Andy Morgan provides insights into false memories— providing tools to help you avoid falling prey to implanted erroneous memories.
This week’s broadcast begins with Dr. Edgar Vyhmeister sharing practical insights into treating and preventing arthritis—then moves into other exciting whole- person health projects in Indian Country.
Mary Bukowiec (Saginaw Chippewa) shares her experience with “eight divine health laws” that helped her beat breast cancer. Richard Aquilera closes the show with a family health emphasis.
Ophthalmologist Dr. Steven Mansberger shares eye health research from over 40 Native American tribes. You’ll learn how simple, often inexpensive, practices can help preserve vision throughout Indian Country.
Medical research testifies to the health benefits of marriage—especially for men. Today’s show offers guys insights into how to better communicate with, care for, and connect with their wives.
Fourteen years ago, Angel Jones tipped the scales at nearly 300 pounds. She then lost 125 pounds and has kept it off for over a decade. Gain motivation and practical insights from her inspiring story. www.theweightlossangel.org
Mohican storyteller, Monte Church, shares practical lessons from Native spirituality while Richard Dedman (Navajo) tells how youth are giving back to Indian Country.
Brian Cladoosby (Swinomish) newly elected President of the National Congress of American Indians is joined by other Native American leaders and role models at NCAI 2013 to share healing insights for Indian Country.
The long-lasting policy of forcibly sending Native American youth to boarding schools caused severe physical and mental trauma—scars which remain until today. Learn about progress on healing these deep wounds.
Cancer continues to claim lives and health throughout Indian Country and beyond. Professor and California epidemiologist, Dr. John Morgan, draws insights into treatment and prevention from the latest data.
Who and what we listen to can have a profound impact on our health. Learn from those who are making a difference in Indian Country by their involvement in media, health, and education.
The world’s longest living people are concentrated in so-called “blue zones.” Learn their secrets as Dr. DeRose interviews Dr. Hildemar Dos Santos and provides you with insights to live longer and better.
Gain powerful health-enhancing insights from the first and only Native American to serve as President of the American Public Health Association (APHA), an internationally respected organization with over 50,000 members.
Nell Lake brings us into the heart of a community hospital-based support group for caregivers. Along the way, you'll gain new insights into yourself as well as caring for physically or mentallychallenged family members.
Lynette Louise combines brain science and her own experience as mother of 5 special-needs children to offer hope—and practical strategies—for those dealing with autism, fetal alcohol syndrome and other brain conditions. www.lynettelouise.com and www.brainbody.net
Throughout history Native Americans have used a variety of herbal therapies to address common ailments. Herbalists Carl and Jhoane Robinson help you tap into that ancient wisdom for heart conditions and related ailments. cedarbear.com
Health professionals and lay people alike share insights into the power of preventive medicine. Learn how to improve your own health—and give back to the communities you care about.
The Creator has given you insights and experiences that can make a healing difference for many others. Learn from author coach Ann McIndoo how simple it is today to write and publish your own book. www.7easystepstowriteyourbook.com
Syvlia Lafair, a trained Family Therapist, shares how businesses utilize her expertise in relationships to improve their workplaces. Learn how you can transform your life and work using similar skills. www.sylvialafair.com and www.creativeenergyoptions.com
More and more opportunities are opening for Native American students to enter health care careers. Hear firsthand about possibilities with the Gates Foundation and Loma Linda University. www.llu.edu/
Kita Szpak shares her own journey from unhappiness to a life of contentment. Using self-discovery and reflection, Kita will help you overcome negativity and increase gratitude and happiness in your own life. www.kitaszpak.com
After multiple failures, Dominick Domasky could have easily given up on life. Instead he drew life lessons when he was down, and has been marking a path of success for himself—and for all who will listen. www.motivationchamps.com
Three health professionals provide insights into keeping our hearts healthy, physically, emotionally and spiritually. Whether it’s diet, exercise, or how we deal with historical trauma, it all has a bearing on our heart. drshunney.com and www.bermesolamdyer.com
More and more opportunities are opening for Native American students to enter health care careers. Hear firsthand about possibilities with the Gates Foundation and Loma Linda University.
Gain fascinating insights into mental health and caring for aging family members as John Goetz shares his real life journey with the cognitive health challenges that have afflicted his family.
Researcher John Horvat II suggests frenetic intemperance, a “moral lack of restraint and need for instant gratification,’’ is undermining our health—and the world economy. Learn how Native values may provide a solution.
Learn how the Affordable Care Act is helping Native Americans and their tribes save millions of dollars. There’s still time to take advantage of these benefits as Ashley Tuomi helps you navigate the system.
What would happen if we stopped labeling children as having ADHD and instead called them “quick smart kids.” Steve Plog shares amazing insights into helping “hyperactive” kids thrive and succeed—without medications.
Whether feeding the hungry, educating your community, or taking an active interest in the health of your tribe, there are many ways to give back. Learn about some practical strategies in today’s show.
Current Western society does not provide an ideal environment in which every Native young person can thrive. Learn about innovative programs that can untap the potential of struggling youth from a variety of races.
Today’s show features two life changing programs: CREATION Health, Florida Hospital’s comprehensive health improvement program and Advent Home, a place for school-aged boys who are struggling academically and socially.
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder affects thousands throughout Indian Country and the world. Learn about new hope for PTSD as patients and experts share their stories.
A variety of experts provide a new look at health and healing in Indian Country through the power of music, the joys of volunteerism, preventive medicine practices, and training children through stories.
Deb Claymore (Lakota) and Scotty Deal (Lumbee) share their journeys on getting free from addictive substances. The show concludes with a focus on Holbrook Indian School.
Today’s show provides help for a variety of issues: insights to keep Native youth diabetes-free; keys for conquering nicotine addiction; and more options for eating healthy indigenous and natural foods.
George Hathaway reveals how people-oriented leadership, valued for centuries in Indian Country, can unlock new keys for organizational health as well as personal and tribal well-being.
Dr. Charles Marcel shares insights into the healing power of Native American lifestyle practices. Ernestine Finley provides healthy cooking secrets to help increase one’s intake of indigenous foods to ward off disease.
Unconventional educational approaches can open up new vistas for adults and children alike. Today’s show explores surprising educational tools such as tennis or a mix of health coaching and carpentry.
Karen Peterson shares an innovative approach to fitness for elders that increases mobility, decreases risk of falling, and thus helps optimize one’s ability to share his or her wisdom and talents.
Nathan Moose saw his health deteriorate but didn’t realize until too late that it was due to second hand tobacco smoke. Gain insights to help you and your loved ones avoid this often silent stalker in Indian Country.
Bullying is increasing in America—and whether it occurs on the Rez, away at school, or at work—it can scar both victim and perpetrator. Psychologist Gregory Jantz shares practical suggestions for bullies and the bullied.
Based on research contrasting habits of wealthy people with those of poorer individuals, Thomas Corley, CPA, shares insights on how to improve your financial health—even in today’s tough economy.
At NCAI 2012, Charlie Whitehorse and Gary Burns shared diverse projects that can both help the health needs of First Nations peoples—and tap into the natural creativity of Native youth.
What happens when a physician finds himself the patient? Dr. Naren James' answer includes better patient care and a deeper connection with simple remedies valued by First Nations Peoples.
High-tech space flight validates traditional Native values. NASA researcher, Dr. Joan Vernikos, shows how simple activity principles, used by astronauts and First Nation peoples alike, can turn back the clock on aging.
Stress is often the fuel for addictions that tempt you and your loved ones. Dr. Harry Haroutunian gives practical insights into regaining control of brains that have been “hijacked” by stress and addictive substances.
Ed Dunn, MPH (Ojibway) shares details of the “Native New Health” program, providing listeners practical help for a variety of conditions including diabetes, cancer, heart disease, alcoholism, and suicide.
Evidence suggests that thousands of people throughout Indian Country may have insufficient levels of vitamin B-12. Learn how a simple vitamin supplement may decrease your risk of dementia, nerve problems, and fatigue.
Cancer specialist, Stephen Marcus, MD, helps listeners know how to identify--and deal with--common complications of cancer such as infections, bone metastasis, and neurologic changes.
Heart specialist, Dr. Brian Schwartz, provides insights into helping you have optimal heart health by using cutting- edge medical insights--and traditional Native wisdom.
Neurologist Dr. Arvo Kanna shares how to prevent or treat a host of nervous system disorders affecting people throughout Indian Country such as stroke, diabetic nerve problems, and multiple sclerosis.
Dr. Winston Craig sheds light on the health benefits of Native practices in the context of answering popular nutritional questions about topics as diverse as herbs, vitamin D, soy foods, and canola oil.
Revolutionize your health by employing Native healing practices which have been validated by both historical documents and medical science.
Draw inspiration on how to improve your own health and the health of others as Lani Aasen shares her own battle with chronic illness and how she bounced back to make a difference in Native communities and beyond.
Bobby Taylor tells how he got reconnected with his Native roots during his journey from serious illness to health.
To better help others improve their health, Dr. Neeta and Jim Hillman moved cross-country, leaving behind their home and their jobs. You’ll be inspired by their example—and their practical health insights.
Addiction specialist, Ralph Clark, MD, provides listeners with medical insights into how to break free—and stay free—from alcohol and other addictive drugs.
Kathy Sykes draws from her heritage of traditional Native American wisdom and modern science to demonstrate how the health of our elders and the health of our environment are closely connected.
Traditional Native American practices can help combat depression. Gain new insights into how to better employ these practices in your own home, tribe, and community.
Author and consultant, Karlin Sloan explores how we can be more effective in our families, communities, and workplaces by honoring leadership principles historically prized by First Nation peoples.
From his vantage point as a program planner for the American College of Preventive Medicine, Dr. Clarence Ing shares insights on diabetes, weight management, eye health, heart disease and more.
Timothy Scott, PhD psychologist, tells how traditional Native values like living in harmony with others, physical exercise, and being true to one’s values may help mental health more than many popular medications.
Does the common Native American belief in a creator have any bearing on physical health? PhD biologist Karen Jensen and physician Galen Comstock share provocative--and potentially health-enhancing--insights.
Dr. DeRose welcomes Allen and Kelley Fowler from the Navajo Nation as he explores the restorative powers of rest, sleep, and "giving back."
The use of water for medical treatment is simple but powerful. Learn how to use common in-home articles like towels, buckets, and cups to harness the healing power of water.
Nurse Susan Herber (Ojibwe) tells the amazing story of how simple, practical, lifestyle strategies renewed her life after seven years of musculoskeletal disability.
Galen Comstock, MD, shares practical insights on reversing or minimizing the ravages of diabetes drawn from medical research and his own life with diabetes.
In the face of on-going political dialogue, what does science have to say about medical and recreational marijuana use? Bernell Baldwin, Ph.D., shares life-changing information the media often leaves out.
Combining footage from live Q and A sessions with questions fielded in our studio, Dr. DeRose clarifies health concerns on topics as diverse as thyroid problems, high blood pressure, and cholesterol issues.
Mayo Clinic cancer specialist, Edward Creagan, MD, combines fascinating stories and solid science to show how people with pets tend to live longer and happier lives.
Natural herbal remedies have been used by First Nation peoples for centuries. Learn how the health-giving properties of plants can make a difference in your life.
Preparedness can be the key to survival in the face of a natural disaster. Outdoorsman Daryl Stevenett helps listeners connect with First Nations wisdom and know how to thrive in the midst of adversity.
Whether you have concerns about aging, memory, heart health, or other medical issues Dr. Robert Corish suggest that traditional Native wisdom provides answers. Don’t miss this practical, cutting-edge interview.
Altruism, “giving back,” and sharing are cultural values close to the heart of Native Americans. Dan Thurmon shows how tapping into these values can help us improve our health and live more fulfilled lives.
Researchers from the Center for Alaska Native Health Research discuss community partnerships that connect youth with native elders, boosting life purpose and potentially decreasing risk of substance abuse and suicide.
Licensed Clinical Social Worker Jack Trimpey shares his experience with how he broke free from alcoholism and then developed a unique program that has helped many others get clean and sober.
Suicide is the third leading cause of death in individuals less than 45 years old—with surprising connections to substance use early in life. Learn what your family, tribe, or community can do to make a difference.
Foot problems. In concert with diabetes, they’ve ravaged Indian Country. Whether or not you have blood sugar problems, today’s show will help you fight back—preventing or addressing common foot ailments.
A short segment in the Navajo language leads off today's intriguing show which explores a number of aspects of health throughout Indian Country.
Hear powerful examples from across Indian Country about how simple lifestyle changes can turn back the clock on diabetes and other lifestyle-related diseases.
Special guests from NCAI 2011 explore with Dr. DeRose the vital connection between health and education.
Tribal Leaders from across Indian Country share health insights while attending NCAI 2011.
From the setting of NCAI 2011 in Portland, Oregon, a variety of Native leaders share their insights on key health issues.
Dr. Hablitzel shares wisdom gained from his patients to help Native Americans-as well as those from other racial and ethnic backgrounds-connect with their spiritual roots.
Dr. Ron Goetzel shares cutting edge research for employers throughout Indian Country—and beyond. He demonstrates that businesses which invest more in employee health reap greater profits as well as healthier workers.
Dr. Murray Grossan, an Ear, Nose, and Throat specialist, shares how simple natural strategies—like those valued by First Nation peoples for centuries—can help sinus problems, headaches, ear infections, and more.
Whether you live on the rez or in an urban setting, it’s easy to come up short in the sleep department. Nutritionist Cherie Calbom tells how quality sleep can decrease food cravings and help you shed unwanted pounds.
Drawing from her work with the National Indian Women's Health Resource Center, Pam Iron provides insights into historical trauma response, cultural competency, HIV/AIDS prevention, cancer screening, and more.
Throughout Indian country, approaches to diabetes and weight concerns often neglect diet’s effects on brain chemistry. Cheryl Hart, MD, shares how proper dietary approaches can trim pounds and improve mental health.
Your first use of methamphetamine or “meth” can trigger a fatal heart attack or stroke. Although few people suffer such a rapid demise, Dr. Arthur Westover shows many other reasons why “meth” is best avoided.
Throughout Indian Country and beyond, over 1 in 10 Americans suffer from chronic kidney disease. Learn what you can do to keep your kidneys healthy from physician and public health expert, Dr. Thomas Arneson.
Learn how simple techniques—held in esteem by Native Americans for centuries—can spell the difference between happiness and depression.
Nicholas DiFonzo, PhD; Professor, Department of Psychology, Rochester Institute of Technology (Rochester, NY); author: The Watercooler Effect: A Psychologist Explores the Extraordinary Power of Rumors (Avery, 2008).
When popular culture often conflicts with traditional values, how can we help our children and grandchildren have truly successful futures? Bonnie Harris provides important insights into better parenting skills.
Both within and outside of Indian Country, millions of Americans are the targets of workplace bullying. Dr. Gary Namie identifies the physical and mental toll of bullying on the job—and offers practical solutions.
Attorney Roger Maxwell defied his doctor’s gloomy prognosis following a massive stroke—going from a wheelchair to marathon running in 18 months. Don’t miss Maxwell’s insights into living a high quality life poststroke.
Join Dr. DeRose and Scott Sonnon as they help you tap into the traditional wisdom of First Nation peoples and optimize your fitness without expensive equipment or health club memberships.
Majority culture has promoted a lifecycle that includes an artificial concept of retirement. Learn how even non-Natives are better appreciating the First Nations' wisdom of productivity throughout the lifespan.
Cardiologist Gerry Maddoux, MD, draws from his Native American roots (Cherokee, Choctaw) to provide listeners with tips to avoid heart attacks, strokes, and amputations.
Both within and outside Indian Country our children’s’ health is being threatened. Dr. Ernie Medina provides practical skills to help our kids triumph over diabetes, weight problems, and other modern challenges.
Business expert, Jim Muehlhausen, CPA, JD, reveals how “giving back to the community” and other First Nation values can help businesses thrive, and thus ultimately foster optimal health.
Dr. Melinda Skau shares practical ways to prevent diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure, and other conditions based on her work with indigenous peoples on two continents.
Television viewing, internet usage, and even where you focus your thoughts can either help or hurt your mental health. Learn the best brain-boosting choices from Dr. Binus.
Psychiatrist Dr. Binus addresses practical lifestyle issues like: the best exercises to improve your mental health, how your choice of beverages affects your mood, and more.
Dr. Daniel Binus helps listeners tap into time-honored Native American dietary strategies to help defeat depression and/or boost overall mental health.
Dr. Galen Comstock returns to discuss how lifestyle practices esteemed throughout Indian Country for centuries, can pay amazing health dividends.
Dr. Galen Comstock shares evidence from the medical research literature linking healthy lifestyle practices with disease prevention and longevity.
Registered Nurse Darlene Hall shares simple secrets of brain health that helped her overcome depression and obesity.
Emergency Medicine Specialist Dr. Roger Gallant tells listeners how to keep out of the emergency room. Don’t miss his health- and life-saving insights dealing with everything from fever to diabetes to workplace injuries.
Gain inspiration to get healthier from Dr. Roger Gallant and his wife Margaret who tell how better lifestyle choices revolutionized their own health—and helped them ‘give back’ to their families and community.