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Functional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)The Revolving Door of Dysbiosis: Advanced Gut Insights | E38Recurring dysbiosis is a clinical clue that the body’s terrain still favors chaos over repair. On Functional Medicine for Real-World Impact, Tracy Harrison speaks directly to practitioners who keep seeing recurrent gut dysbiosis return after a short-lived win. Her point is direct. Recurrent gut dysbiosis is rarely a failure of testing or the wrong antimicrobial. More often, it reflects an internal environment that allows the imbalance to persist.
This conversation is for practitioners who are tired of the revolving door. When a patient improves for a few weeks and then slides back into symptoms, Tra...
2026-04-2141 minFunctional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)Successful Health Coach Flips the Script on Menopause | E37When symptom complaints keep getting brushed aside, a functional medicine health coach often sees the pattern a rushed visit misses. On Functional Medicine for Real-World Impact, host Tracy Harrison talks with Meredith Orlowski about what practitioners need to understand when women in perimenopause present with fatigue, weight change, skin issues, anxiety, and subclinical hypothyroidism. This episode shows how a functional medicine health coach brings context, pacing, and partnership to cases where education alone does not move care forward.
For health workers, providers, and coaches, this conversation offers a practical lens on functional medicine for perimenopause a...
2026-04-071h 00Functional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)Misspeaks and Misunderstanding: What Practitioners Need to Stop Saying - and Why | E36Clear communication shapes how patients understand their health and how colleagues evaluate clinical thinking. In this episode of Functional Medicine for Real-World Impact, Tracy Harrison explores why functional medicine language matters more than many providers realize. The way we describe physiology, stress, and chronic disease influences patient understanding and professional collaboration. For medical practitioners who want stronger communication with patients and peers, this conversation highlights why precision in functional medicine supports clearer thinking, better care, and stronger professional trust.
Tracy examines how commonly used phrases can unintentionally weaken functional medicine credibility. Terms such as adrenal f...
2026-03-2441 minFunctional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)How Practitioners Are Reinventing Healthcare by Letting Go of Outcomes and Embracing Uncertainty | E35A functional medicine career transition can feel risky when your training rewards speed, compliance, and output over depth. If you are quietly questioning your current path, this conversation will meet you there. Tracy Harrison and Dr. Lara Salyer talk openly about what makes a functional medicine career transition succeed and why more credentials alone will not create change. They focus on practitioner activation, the shift from collecting knowledge to taking aligned action in your real clinical life.
You will hear a discussion of physician burnout recovery and why burnout often reflects a loss of agency r...
2026-03-1047 min
Bullets Nation PodcastBullets Nation NBL Season 25/26 Episode 28It’s the end-of-season wrap for Bullets Nation, and nothing is off the table.In this episode, Tracy Malone and Cameron Pawluck unpack what it was really like to be a Brisbane Bullets member in NBL26. The wins. The losses. The frustration. The loyalty. The community that held firm when the season didn’t.They dive into:Tall Blacks selections for Tyrell Harrison, Tohi Smith-Milner and Taine MurrayRocco Zikarsky’s NBA debutCoaching updates and what’s happening with Will WeaverMembership packs, discounts, and whether long-ter...
2026-03-011h 24Functional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)Vitamin D Myths and Misunderstanding | E34Vitamin D myths continue to shape clinical decisions in ways that can cost practitioners clarity and better outcomes. If you have ever seen a low lab value and felt pressure to increase the dose quickly, this episode will help you pause and rethink your approach. In this episode of Functional Medicine for Real-World Impact, Tracy Harrison explains why vitamin D myths persist even among experienced clinicians and why correcting them requires a stronger understanding of physiology rather than simply more supplementation.
You will hear a practical explanation of vitamin D as a hormone and how t...
2026-02-2444 minBullets Nation PodcastBullets Nation Podcast NBL Season 25/26 Episode 26In this episode of Bullets Nation, Tracy, Cam and Scott break down Brisbane’s tough loss to Perth, analyse key player performances, and unpack the controversial refereeing decision that left fans questioning the NBL review process.The team discusses the Terry Taylor sideline incident, Tyrell Harrison’s return and impact, Hunter Maldonado’s standout performance, and what the Bullets must change heading into their final game of the season against Sydney.They also look ahead to NBL27, debating roster priorities, import decisions, coaching influence across the league, and what Brisbane needs to become a genuine conten...
2026-02-1553 min
Dire StraightsEpstein was behind the #MeToo backlashThis is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.direstraightspod.comThanks to everyone who tuned into our Substack Live.Today’s bonus episode was a cultural and political grab bag. Just a few topics we touched on:* Tracy blaming dire straightness for her skateboarding-related concussion* Chris Harrison’s new trad marriage dating show* Epstein’s hand in the #MeToo backlash* The files telling us what we already know re: the conspiracy of patriarchy* Sexual violence isn’t just a problem...
2026-02-1124 minFunctional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)Miraculous Melatonin: What if Sleep Support is its Least Important Benefit? | E33Melatonin may be best known for sleep, yet its real power lies in protecting mitochondria, repairing the gut, and calming immune chaos across the entire body.
This conversation challenges the narrow way melatonin is usually framed and invites a broader clinical lens. Tracy Harrison explains why much of melatonin’s most meaningful work happens inside cells rather than in the pineal gland, where it supports mitochondrial health and antioxidant balance. What happens when this system quietly weakens over time? How might that shift influence energy, cognition, cardiovascular health, or recovery from illness?
Th...
2026-02-1037 minBullets Nation PodcastBullets Nation NBL Season 25/26 Episode 24A big week for the Brisbane Bullets, on and off the court.Tracy Malone, Cameron Pawluck and Scott Husband break down two games, one against Illawarra and a fiery Ignite Cup clash with Adelaide that ended in controversy. The discussion goes beyond the scoreboard, looking at shooting confidence, defensive effort, roster depth, and why this team is still competing despite heavy injury tolls.There’s a clear-eyed take on the Adelaide scuffle, the suspensions, refereeing errors, and why the Bullets players were always going to be criticised no matter how they responded.The ep...
2026-02-011h 21Functional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)An NP Excelling in Functional Medicine Shares Her Wisdom | E32Functional medicine becomes far more powerful when it slows down, listens closely, and focuses on simple changes that help patients reclaim trust in their own ability to heal.
In this episode, Tracy Harrison speaks with nurse practitioner Lisa Vasile about what functional medicine looks like when it is practiced with restraint, clarity, and real-world perspective. Lisa reflects on her journey through conventional nursing, women’s health, education, and her own celiac diagnosis, and how those experiences exposed the limits of symptom-based care. Rather than chasing answers through endless testing, she explains why understanding the person, set...
2026-01-271h 01Functional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)Dual-Edged Iron: Essential Mineral and Ultimate Heavy Metal Toxin | E31Iron can be both life-saving and quietly destructive and understanding when it fuels healing versus when it drives inflammation is one of the most important clinical distinctions practitioners can make.
This episode invites practitioners to rethink iron as more than a lab value to correct or a supplement to prescribe. Tracy Harrison reframes iron as a powerful regulator of energy, immunity, brain function, and inflammation, one that requires nuance and restraint rather than automatic intervention. The conversation challenges the assumption that low hemoglobin or fatigue always calls for more iron and asks a bigger question a...
2026-01-1329 min
The Organized Coach - Productivity, Business Systems, Time Management, ADHD, Routines, Life Coach, Entrepreneur150 | Want to Work Less? Do This with Jenna HarrisonFor the resources and links mentioned, go to: https://simplysquaredaway.com/150
I'm kicking off 2026 with a conversation about how to work less. Sounds desirable, right?
Jenna Harrison is my guest and the founder of The Uncommon Way. She is a coach whose own business evolution went from frantic hustle to a thoughtful 24‑hour workweek that supports her creativity, family life, and joy.
In this episode, Jenna shares how she overcame burnout, what shifted for her personally and professionally, and the mindset and framework she now uses to help other coaches reclaim their time and...
2026-01-0636 minThe Organized Coach - Productivity, Business Systems, Time Management, ADHD, Routines, Life Coach, Entrepreneur150 | Want to Work Less? Do This with Jenna HarrisonFor the resources and links mentioned, go to: https://simplysquaredaway.com/150
I'm kicking off 2026 with a conversation about how to work less. Sounds desirable, right?
Jenna Harrison is my guest and the founder of The Uncommon Way. She is a coach whose own business evolution went from frantic hustle to a thoughtful 24‑hour workweek that supports her creativity, family life, and joy.
In this episode, Jenna shares how she overcame burnout, what shifted for her personally and professionally, and the mindset and framework she now uses to help other coaches reclaim their time and...
2026-01-0636 minFunctional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)Beyond the Prescription Pad - An MD’s Journey to True Healing | E30A German-trained physician shares how functional medicine helped her finally understand why lifelong eczema persisted and what changed when she stopped chasing symptoms and started addressing immune overload.
In this episode, Tracy Harrison speaks with Julia Martin, MD, HC, about the gap between conventional medical training and real-world healing. Julia reflects on living with eczema since childhood, becoming a licensed physician, and realizing that much of what she learned focused on suppression rather than understanding why chronic conditions return. Discovering functional medicine shifted how she viewed immune activation, food sensitivities, and inflammation, leading to meaningful i...
2025-12-3045 minBullets Nation PodcastBullets Nation NBL Season 25/26 Episode 18It finally feels different.This week on Bullets Nation, Tracy Malone and special guest Mort unpack a huge turning point for the Brisbane Bullets. The return of Jonny Drama, the early impact of DMAC as head coach, and a visible shift in confidence, freedom, and identity on the floor.We break down the win over the New Zealand Breakers, the gritty contest against Melbourne United, and why Tyrell Harrison is once again playing like the premier big man Brisbane needs him to be.There’s talk of:Coaching philosophy and structure...
2025-12-281h 51Functional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)Owning the Mission: A PA’s Leap into Functional Medicine | E29What if your most powerful clinical tool is not another lab panel but the way you partner with patients around what their bodies already know?
Functional medicine PA Zoie Phillips joins Tracy Harrison to share how choosing integrity over a conventional career path led her to a values-based, telemedicine practice where patients act as true partners rather than passive recipients. She walks through her decision to commit to functional medicine straight out of PA school, her rocky attempt at a conventional job, and the moment she trusted her calling enough to wait for a role t...
2025-12-161h 07
UK Travel PlanningTrip Report with Laura Norton: From Liverpool Legends To London Landmarks & BeyondListener Laura Norton returns to share how she turned a dream anniversary trip into reality. From Beatles must-dos in Liverpool and a week based at St Katharine Docks in London to a quick hop to Paris, a powerful D-Day tour in Normandy, and a relaxing voyage home on the Queen Mary 2, Laura breaks down what worked, what she’d tweak, and the tips that saved time and stress. If you are planning a similar UK itinerary with a France add-on, this episode is packed with practical advice you can use straight away.What you’ll learn•...
2025-12-0943 min
the DIEP end: A Plastic Surgery PodcastDr. Tracy Pfeifer- Past President of New York Regional Society of Plastic Surgeons, President of the Aesthetic Society, Building Your Dream Aesthetic Practice, Lead Your Own Life (#41)keywordsplastic surgery, aesthetic surgery, leadership, mentorship, women in medicine, practice management, patient care, surgical education, networking, professional developmentsummaryIn this engaging conversation, Dr. Tracy Pfeifer shares her journey in plastic surgery, discussing her childhood influences, the path to her specialty, and the importance of leadership and mentorship in the field. She emphasizes the need for business acumen in establishing a successful practice and advocates for fair compensation for surgeons. Dr. Pfeifer also highlights the significance of patient-centric care and the evolving role of women in surgery, offering valuable...
2025-12-0853 minUK Travel PlanningLiverpool Travel Guide for First-Time Visitors: Beatles, Football and Top Things To DoIn Episode 178 of the UK Travel Planning Podcast, Tracy and Doug take you to Liverpool, the vibrant northern city famous for music, football and maritime history. Discover must-see Beatles landmarks, the Royal Albert Dock, St George’s Hall and more, with insider tips on where to stay, eat and explore. You will hear practical advice on getting there by train, getting around on foot and Merseyrail, and how to book unmissable Beatles experiences such as the Magical Mystery Tour. Football fans will love Doug’s Anfield stadium insights. Tune in for expert recommendations and inspiration to add Liver...
2025-12-0231 minFunctional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)Hidden Toxicity That’s Promoting Your Patient’s Disease | E28Hidden toxins in your air, products, technology and even inner dialogue may shape your patients’ physiology far more than their diet or exercise, and this conversation asks you to look at those influences through a sharper functional medicine lens.
In this episode, Tracy Harrison breaks toxicity down into categories such as indoor air quality, fragrance and phthalates, plastics and microplastics, overlooked heavy metals and the constant load from screens and EMF, then connects each one to hormone balance, sleep, energy, mood and long term disease risk in ways you can act on in clinic. She also...
2025-12-0236 min
Burnout Proof Leadership: Shift Your Identity, Develop New Skills & Leverage Workplace Tensions to Unlock your Next Level3 Burnout Prevention Leadership Skills that Strengthen Your Leadership Identity and help you Breakthrough Any Leadership Plateaus with Jenna HarrisonWhat if you could work fewer hours and actually lead more effectively?Leaders’ today are burning out while chasing outdated definitions of productivity and success. This episode invites you to challenge those norms and reclaim your leadership identity—not by doing more, but by thinking differently.Discover how shifting your mindset can open doors to a 3-day work week without sacrificing results.Learn actionable techniques to calm your nervous system and stay centered during high-stress moments.Uncover how to silence your inner critic and build a leadership identity rooted in confidence and authenticity.Li...
2025-11-2629 minFunctional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)The Devil in the Dairy - and Downstream Disease | E27Dairy’s trusted role in patient diets shifts as Tracy Harrison breaks down how it can drive inflammation, immune reactivity, and persistent symptoms that rarely get linked to food in clinical practice. She explains why lactose intolerance is far more common than most patients realize, how whey and casein can contribute to skin issues, congestion, joint pain, fatigue, and histamine overload, and why some patients tolerate goat or sheep dairy better than cow dairy. Tracy also highlights the problem of hidden dairy in packaged foods and how it can undermine a structured elimination.
This episode give...
2025-11-1832 minBullets Nation PodcastBullets Nation NBL Season 25/26 Episode 11The Brisbane Bullets are back in the win column - and we are loving it! Tracy, Scott, and Cam break down the Tassie game, celebrate Norto’s return, and call out the defence that finally showed up. We talk rotation, minutes, and whether this team can find consistency before Melbourne. 🏀Welcome back to Bullets Nation, the podcast by Bullets fans, for Bullets fans.This week we’re celebrating a huge road win against Tasmania - and being happily wrong about our predictions. With Mitch Norton and Jacob Holt back on the floor, we’re breaking down what fina...
2025-11-1057 minFunctional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)The Most Common Reason Patients Don’t Get Well | E26Most chronic disease protocols fail because the body won’t heal until it feels safe - and that sense of safety starts with the vagus nerve.
Tracy Harrison takes a closer look at what it really means for the body to be ready to heal. Why do some patients follow every recommendation yet still struggle to make lasting progress? What if the real barrier isn’t what they’re missing, but how their nervous system is responding to the world around them? In this episode, Tracy breaks down how the vagus nerve acts as the body’s...
2025-11-0452 min
Ready Set ReikiEpisdoe #176 From Therapy Room To Reiki Mastery With Karen HarrisonCuriosity meets clarity as we welcome Karen Harrison—senior licensed Reiki Master Teacher with the International Center for Reiki Training—to unpack what ethical, effective Reiki looks like in real life. Karen traces her journey from early study in the 1990s to training in Japan with lineage holders, and she shares how Reiki became both her spiritual anchor and a practical toolkit she uses every day.We dig into the myths: Why distance Reiki is often dismissed, why Reiki is not a religion, and how consent sits at the heart of ethical energy work. Karen explains how she...
2025-11-0250 minFunctional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)The Secret to Making Functional Medicine Sustainable? | E25Functional medicine can only create real change when practitioners move beyond collecting information and start developing the confidence, efficiency, and teamwork that bring healing to life.
Tracy Harrison invites practitioners to think honestly about what it means to do this work well. How do you turn deep scientific knowledge into practical, lasting results for real people? How do you keep your passion alive without running yourself into the ground? Tracy explores what it looks like to move functional medicine from a niche movement into a more accessible, sustainable model of care - one that supports b...
2025-10-2156 minFunctional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)What’s Really Holding You Back? Hidden Beliefs Sabotaging Your Clinical Impact | E24Limiting beliefs have a way of sneaking into the work of functional medicine practitioners and Tracy Harrison is pulling them into the light. Have you ever felt like you had to do everything on your own to be credible, or that you should wait until you know absolutely everything before you start? Tracy makes the case for why those assumptions hold you back and how confidence is built through real practice, not endless preparation.
Tracy also looks closely at the practitioner-patient relationship and asks a hard question: what happens when we carry the weight of “fix...
2025-10-0757 minFunctional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)Food Sensitivities: Myths and Truths for Practitioners | E23Food sensitivities often play a bigger role in chronic health problems than many practitioners realize.
In this episode, Tracy Harrison unpacks how foods that look perfectly healthy on the surface can still trigger immune responses that drive inflammation and dysfunction. She explains the differences between IgG and IgA mediated reactions, explores why intestinal permeability matters, and points out the impact of common medications, toxins, and microbial imbalances on immune tolerance.
How often do we assume patients without gut complaints can’t have food sensitivities? What if the clues show up instead as joi...
2025-09-2333 min
The Small Town Ruckus: Three Voices, One Small Town, Endless StoriesSSHS football and the broken streak!!!! Witch Coach Hobbs and HarrisonSoda Springs football team breaks years-long losing streak with win on the road against FirthThis was the headline story that brought the idea for the topic of this podcast. We set down with already/new present head coach Aaron Hobbs and Corey Harrison. Listen in as we break down the recent win and the future of this season with the SSHS Cardinal Football. We sure loved having these guys in the podcast lounge!!!!
2025-09-2254 minFunctional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)Lackluster Case Results Even After You’ve Mastered FxMed Science? Here’s Why | E22So much of functional medicine celebrates the latest science, but how often does that knowledge actually change a patient’s life? Tracy Harrison invites us to look closer at the gap between information and transformation. Why do so many people collect new diagnoses, run more tests, or add another supplement yet still feel stuck? What gets in the way of real change, and how can practitioners guide patients through it?
In this episode, Tracy explores why lifestyle shifts are the real turning point in healing and how practitioners can become better partners in that process. She...
2025-09-091h 04
The Uncommon Way: Power, Authority, and Scaling for Women Leaders164. How to Organize and Systematize Your Lead Generation Efforts (And Do the Same for Your Life + Time)What if your lead generation process could feel streamlined and under control instead of chaotic and scattered across endless to-dos? If you've ever felt the stress of leads slipping through the cracks—or the constant pressure of juggling too many moving pieces—you're not alone. In this episode, professional organizer and certified life coach Tracy Hoth shares a practical, five-step framework that helps you clear the clutter, calm the overwhelm, and finally set up a lead generation system you can trust. In this episode, you will: Discover how streamlining your lead generation can impr...
2025-09-0232 minFunctional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)The Antioxidant Trap: What We Often Get Wrong About Oxidative Stress | E21The antioxidant trap challenges the assumption that more supplements always mean better health. Tracy Harrison explains how oxidative stress, often seen as harmful, is also essential for normal physiology and for activating the body’s innate antioxidant defenses. She shows why hormesis, the right amount of stress in the right context, builds resilience, while too much can tip the body into harm.
Tracy challenges common myths, including the belief that compounds like curcumin or sulforaphane are antioxidants in themselves, when in fact they work as mild pro-oxidants that stimulate adaptive pathways. She also points to why...
2025-08-2651 minFunctional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)Resolving the Functional Roots of Infertility | E20Infertility can be one of the most painful challenges a person faces, yet it’s often the body’s way of signaling that something deeper is out of balance. Could the struggle to conceive be pointing to hidden metabolic issues, hormone imbalances, or stress patterns that have been building for years?
Tracy Harrison looks at infertility through the lens of functional medicine and shares how five common but often overlooked imbalances can quietly undermine fertility. She talks about the early signs of insulin resistance that can interfere with ovulation, the impact of estrogen dominance driven by po...
2025-08-1227 minFunctional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)Hidden Hormone Dynamics Sabotaging Your Patient Outcomes (It’s Not Always Hashimoto’s) | E19Most thyroid labs look fine on paper, but your patient’s cells may be screaming for help you can’t see.
Tracy Harrison offers a wake-up call for healthcare practitioners: long-term healing can’t happen without addressing the hidden hormone dynamics that standard labs often miss. In this episode, she explores why persistent symptoms in chronically ill patients, especially post-pandemic, may be tied to unrecognized dysfunction in the adrenal-thyroid axis. These are the patients doing “everything right” yet still cycling through flare-ups, fatigue, and stalled progress. Tracy names what many clinicians sense but can’t always explai...
2025-07-291h 05Functional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)Perimenopause Nuances that Women Need Us to Master | E18Perimenopause isn’t a syndrome to treat. It’s a complex, shifting transition that most women in their 40s are already navigating, whether they realize it or not. For practitioners working in functional medicine, failing to recognize and address the nuances of this phase can mean missing the real root of your clients’ symptoms.
In this episode, Tracy Harrison lays out five critical practitioner blind spots that lead to frustration and subpar outcomes. She challenges the idea that a fixed protocol can support women through perimenopause, reminding us that the only constant in this life stage i...
2025-07-1535 min
If I Had One WISHTracy HarrisonSummaryIn this episode of the If I Had One Wish podcast, Crystal & Helen engage with Tracy Harrison, CEO of the Northern Housing Consortium, discussing the current state and future of housing in the North. They explore the importance of regeneration, the need for a positive workplace culture, and the role of female leadership in driving change. The conversation emphasizes collaboration among housing organizations and the necessity of innovative strategies to ensure equitable housing solutions for all.
2025-07-0744 minFunctional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)Disease Begins in the Gut in Surprising Ways | E17What happens in the gut doesn’t stay there. It can quietly ignite inflammation, disrupt immune balance, impair cognition, and set off chronic conditions that leave practitioners chasing symptoms instead of causes.
In this episode, Tracy Harrison delivers a call to action for practitioners to look beyond surface-level symptoms and trace chronic dysfunction back to the digestive system. She breaks down the often-missed connections between low stomach acid, impaired enzyme activity, compromised bile flow, and damaged intestinal lining, and how each of these can block nutrient absorption, trigger systemic inflammation, and create a breeding ground for...
2025-07-0149 minFunctional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)Too Much of a Good Thing Promotes Disease? | E16More exercise. Extra supplements. Cleaner eating. Sometimes the advice we rely on most can quietly work against the people we’re trying to help.
In this episode, Tracy Harrison discusses why functional medicine demands more than just protocols and good intentions. She shares real clinical scenarios where common strategies like high-intensity workouts or high-dose vitamin D can actually worsen symptoms when underlying issues like adrenal fatigue or oxidative stress are at play.
Tracy also challenges how we interpret lab markers. Is a high HDL level always a good sign? What do low...
2025-06-1751 min
The Franchise Leaders Forum PodcastLeading with Passion, Purpose & Loyalty w/ Paul PickettWhat does it take to build a franchise brand that puts people first and thrives for over thirty-five years?In today’s episode, Paul Pickett, Chief Development Office of Wild Birds Unlimited (WBU), shares what has been key in making WBU successful over the last 35+ years.The first key to success is having a strong values-driven culture. Paul shares how his mantra of “How you do anything is how you do everything” has helped shape not only his leadership but the franchise’s commitment to excellence, genuine feedback, and fosterin...
2025-06-1149 minFunctional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)#%$@ Promotes Health - and the Many Ways we Resist It | E15Flow might not be something you measure on a lab panel, but when it’s blocked, your patients feel it.
Tracy Harrison unpacks seven places where flow gets disrupted in the body, often in ways that go unnoticed in clinical care. What happens when oxygen doesn’t circulate well because of poor posture or undiagnosed sleep apnea? Could chronic symptoms trace back to something as basic as hydration, or a lymphatic system that isn’t moving waste effectively? Tracy walks through the quiet impact of circadian misalignment, synthetic hormone use, and even tight clothing that impairs...
2025-06-0328 minFunctional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)Toxicity and Biotransformation: Practical Clinical Pearls | E14Most detox advice does more harm than good unless you understand how toxicity really works in the body.
Tracy Harrison takes on one of the most misunderstood topics in functional medicine: why detox protocols often backfire, especially in patients with chronic illness. Should detox ever be the first step in care? What happens when you mobilize years of stored toxins without first making sure the body can handle it?
This episode challenges the common urge to “cleanse” as a quick fix and instead offers a deeper look at how biotransformation actually works...
2025-05-2755 min
Humanity Against ViolenceA Mother’s Fight Against Corruption: A Heartbreaking Journey Through CPS & Family CourtEp17 | Bell County Texas created another victim through family court and CPS corruption. In this emotional episode, Jessica shares her harrowing journey as a mother fighting against systemic corruption within CPS and family courts. From the woods of Wisconsin to the courts of Texas, her story highlights the unjust challenges she faced to protect her children from abuse, only to encounter a system that failed them.Jessica recounts how her children’s safety was jeopardized by decisions prioritizing bureaucracy over well-being. Despite following court orders, securing therapy for her children, and jumping through endless hoops, she was punished and silenced. No...
2025-05-2531 minFunctional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)Save the Gallbladders - Or at Least Apprehend the Criminals | E13Most patients think losing their gallbladder solved the problem. Functional medicine practitioners know it was only the first clue.
Tracy Harrison takes a closer look at what’s actually driving gallbladder dysfunction, and why removing the organ doesn’t remove the risk. Too often, upstream issues go unaddressed, allowing the same hidden dynamics to continue affecting the body. She walks through six of the most common contributors to hepatic biliary congestion: estrogenic overload, metabolic dysfunction, subclinical hypothyroidism, dehydration, toxic burden, and GLP-1 agonist medications. These factors can thicken bile, impair flow, and quietly disrupt other syste...
2025-05-2029 minFunctional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)Autoimmune Disease Through The Functional Medicine Lens | E12Most autoimmune protocols fail because they chase symptoms while the real problem simmers quietly underneath.
Tracy Harrison offers an honest take on what’s often missing from autoimmune care. What if the immune system isn’t broken at all, but just responding exactly as it was designed to, in a world it no longer recognizes? This episode challenges the idea that symptom relief is the same as healing and urges practitioners to look further upstream.
Tracy makes the case for mindset as a starting point. Before tossing out protocols or supplements, are we...
2025-05-1357 min
Guitar UnlimitedAdam LevyOn this episode, host Joel Harrison speaks with guitarist and educator known for his work with Norah Jones, Tracy Chapman, Amos Lee, and more.For more content and instructional material, visit patreon.com/guitarunlimited.Guitar Unlimited is sponsored by the Alternative Guitar Summit. Visit alternativeguitarsummit.com for more info.
2025-05-0832 minFunctional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)Big Insights Many Practitioners Miss in Lab Data | E11Most lab results lie, unless you know how to read between the lines, accounting for context, cofactors, and the body’s adaptive responses.
In this episode, Tracy Harrison breaks down how even the most routine labs can mislead if practitioners don’t account for timing, stress, hydration, or recent supplement use. She introduces the concept of “lab-draw hygiene” and explains why educating patients on when and how to get tested is just as important as the tests themselves.
From biotin skewing thyroid panels to iron panels that contradict hemoglobin levels, Tracy offers str...
2025-05-061h 03
Reely Old Movies#192 "Boys Town (1938)" ReviewThis week Harrison will review "Boys Town (1938)" starring Spencer Tracy and Mickey Rooney and directed by Norman Taurog#boystown #spencertracy #mickeyrooney #normantaurog #reelyoldmoviesJoin my Discord!: https://discord.gg/VWcP6ge2Donate to my Streamlab here: https://streamlabs.com/sl_id_ff883caf-a8d0-3d7b-980b-9557565e1fe3/tipSocial Media Links: https://linktr.ee/reelyoldmovies This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit reelyoldmovies.substack.com
2025-05-0608 minFunctional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)Chronic Disease Dynamics We Often Miss | E10Most chronic conditions linger or return because no one’s asking the right questions or looking in the right places.
In this episode, Tracy Harrison gets specific about why so many patients with autoimmune issues or recurrent health problems struggle to truly get better. She walks through four critical areas that are often missed in clinical practice and explains how each one can quietly block progress toward meaningful disease regression.
Is gut health playing a bigger role than you think? Tracy breaks down how digestion, microbiome diversity, and gut barrier function infl...
2025-04-291h 00Functional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)Supplements: Missteps and Best Practices | E9Most supplement mistakes happen when we forget to ask the simplest questions: Why this? Why now? And for how long?
In this episode, Tracy Harrison breaks down why even the most well-intentioned supplement plans can miss the mark. She explains the three core reasons to use supplements (relief, reversal, and maintenance), and how overlooking these distinctions can lead patients to stay on products long after they’ve served their purpose.
Tracy also unpacks the hidden consequences of common medications, like how statins and beta blockers drain CoQ10 or how birth control pill...
2025-04-221h 00Functional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)“You Are What You Eat”? Think Again! | E8Most people assume that eating healthy food is enough. But the real issue is often not what’s on the plate. It’s whether the body can actually use it.
In this episode, Tracy Harrison questions the idea that nutrition starts and ends with food choices. She breaks down why so many patients fail to thrive despite eating well and how digestion quietly plays a much bigger role than we give it credit for.
Tracy walks through four patient groups that often struggle with maldigestion: those with acid reflux, diabetes, hypothyroidism, and ch...
2025-04-1528 minFunctional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)Root Causes of Disease in the Rx | E7Medications your patients trust most may be the very ones quietly driving their disease.
How often do we stop to question the long-term impact of the most common prescriptions? Tracy Harrison takes a close look at the unintended consequences of medications like beta blockers, diuretics, antibiotics, and high-dose vitamin D. These are drugs patients often take for years, sometimes decades, without realizing they could be fueling nutrient depletion, sleep disruption, gut dysfunction, or immune imbalance.
What happens when a beta blocker meant to lower blood pressure also suppresses melatonin and CoQ10? Or...
2025-04-0839 minFunctional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)Practitioner Missteps in Resolving Metabolic Dysfunction | E3Most cases of type 2 diabetes could be predicted—and prevented—if we knew how to recognize the earliest metabolic red flags hiding in plain sight.
What if your patient’s “normal” labs are quietly pointing to dysfunction—and no one’s looking closely enough to catch it? In this episode, Tracy Harrison shares the story of Jane, a woman in her 40s who feels fine today but is on a predictable path to type 2 diabetes within the next decade. Her fasting glucose and A1C may look great now, but behind the scenes, rising insulin or C-peptide le...
2025-04-0140 minFunctional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)Weight Loss through the Functional Medicine Lens | E6Weight gain isn’t always a result of overconsumption; it’s often the body’s natural response to imbalances that go undetected for years.
In this episode, Tracy Harrison breaks down four functional imbalances commonly at the root of overweight and obesity, starting with insulin resistance that often hides behind “normal” labs. How many patients are told they’re fine when their metabolism is anything but?
Tracy explains how stress, subclinical hypothyroidism, hormone disruption, and environmental toxins can all push the body to hold onto weight, even when someone is doing everything “ri...
2025-04-011h 08Functional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)Gut-Brain-Chronic Pain Connections | E5Chronic pain isn’t just a nuisance. It’s often a gut-driven signal that something deeper is out of balance.
In this episode, Tracy Harrison takes a practical look at how gut health shapes our experience of pain. She questions the default approach of reaching for medications and instead encourages practitioners to ask: what’s really driving the discomfort? Pain isn’t random. It often points to deeper issues like inflammation, nutrient deficiencies, and microbial imbalances, all of which are rooted in the gut.
Tracy breaks down how over-the-counter drugs like NSAIDs can...
2025-04-0143 minFunctional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)GLP-1 Gotchas for Practitioners | E4GLP-1 medications are everywhere right now and for good reason. They suppress appetite, support weight loss, and help manage type 2 diabetes. But what happens when we overlook the ripple effects they can have on the body?
In this first episode of Functional Medicine for Real-World Impact, host Tracy Harrison walks through four clinical “gotchas” every practitioner should keep in mind when patients are using GLP-1 agonists. She starts with one of the most common and disruptive complaints: nausea. For many patients, it’s not just the medication. It’s an underlying issue like histamine overload, subclinic...
2025-04-0128 minFunctional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)What IS Functional Medicine? | E2Functional medicine rejects symptom-chasing and asks a better question: why did the body stop working the way it’s designed to?
In this episode, Tracy Harrison explains what functional medicine really is through the lens of systems engineering. What if we approached the human body like a complex system, where every piece plays a role in either promoting health or driving dysfunction?
Using the image of a bonsai tree, Tracy illustrates how we miss the bigger picture when we focus only on the problem we can see. She then takes it a st...
2025-04-0116 minFunctional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)Surprising Reasons They Don’t Get Better: Key Clinical Insights for Practitioners | E1Most cases of recurring IBS aren’t about the gut bugs. They’re about what’s upstream and overlooked.
Why do so many patients feel better at first, only to end up right back where they started? Tracy Harrison shares the real reasons IBS, type 2 diabetes, and other chronic conditions often come roaring back. She highlights two patterns that get missed far too often: maldigestion caused by low pancreatic enzyme output (which is closely tied to blood sugar issues) and sluggish gut motility linked to subclinical hypothyroidism, vagus nerve dysfunction, or past trauma.
Tr...
2025-04-0137 minFunctional Medicine for Real-World Impact: The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM)Functional Medicine for Real-World Impact - TrailerFunctional Medicine for Real-World Impact offers practical insights to empower healthcare professionals in transforming patient care through applied functional medicine. Join Tracy Harrison as she dives deep into the interconnected nature of physiology, lifestyle, and innovative interventions—bringing clarity to the science behind complex, chronic conditions. Each episode is packed with case scenarios, clinical pearls, and actionable strategies that practitioners can immediately apply for greater patient outcomes. If you’re ready to do your best work and elevate your clinical confidence, this podcast is your guide to meaningful, impactful change in healthcare.
2025-03-1001 min
MicDropMarketsMicDropMarkets Spaces #30: Let's Dive into the Cannabis MarketHost: Tracy Shuchart for MicDropMarketsGuest: Todd Harrison Todd Harrison Todd Harrison is the Founding Partner / Chief Investment Officer of CB1 Capital Management. Todd has spent over three decades on Wall Street managing risk and researching financial market strategies. His institutional experience includes Morgan Stanley Equity Derivatives (VP), The Galleon Group (MD), and Cramer, Berkowitz LLC (President / Head of Trading). Todd was also the Founder and CEO of Minyanville Media, Inc., an Emmy Award winning financial media company that covered global markets in real-time, developed, and licensed investment content to broker-dealers, an...
2024-08-0149 min
Peeling the Onion: Discovering the Layers of HealthMechanisms of Long COVID with Tracy HarrisonToday on Peeling the Onion Podcast, we speak to Tracy Harrison about Long Haul Covid. We get into mechanisms of long haul viruses, gut health, mitochondria, and what people may not know about long viral syndromes. We also talk about how you can take back your health and live life in joy and healing moving forward. Resources:www.schoolafm.com IG: schoolappliedfunctionalmedProduced by NOVA Media
2024-07-3154 min
Sparking WholenessEpisode 249: Surprising Facts About Histamine Overload and Mast Cell Activation Syndrome with Tracy HarrisonTracy Harrison is the Founder and Lead Educator of The School of Applied Functional Medicine. She is deeply passionate about transforming healthcare with the powerful combination of functional medicine and savvy clinical partnership. A scientist who left the high-tech corporate world in 2007, Tracy built a wildly successful, multi-modality practice utilizing functional medicine principles, and in 2011, she founded The School of Applied Functional Medicine™. SAFM is well-respected for its scientific rigor as an accredited continuing education program rooted in both the science and practical application of functional medicine. The school’s tribe of diverse healthcare practitioners represents 20+ different clinical modalities from 70+ coun...
2024-07-3058 min
Sparking WholenessEpisode 249: Surprising Facts About Histamine Overload and Mast Cell Activation Syndrome with Tracy HarrisonTracy Harrison is the Founder and Lead Educator of The School of Applied Functional Medicine. She is deeply passionate about transforming healthcare with the powerful combination of functional medicine and savvy clinical partnership. A scientist who left the high-tech corporate world in 2007, Tracy built a wildly successful, multi-modality practice utilizing functional medicine principles, and in 2011, she founded The School of Applied Functional Medicine™.
SAFM is well-respected for its scientific rigor as an accredited continuing education program rooted in both the science and practical application of functional medicine. The school’s tribe of diverse healthcare practitioners represents 20+ different clinical modalities from 70+ coun...
2024-07-3058 min
Together in Literacy3.17 Season 3 Wrap-UpThe Together in Literacy podcast now has over 50 episodes and we’ve had over 200,000 downloads! We are floored by the amount of people our message has reached and the impact it’s had on students, their families, and the educators who serve them.
In this final episode of season 3, we’re recapping the episodes from this season and discussing ways you can keep journeying through the Science of Reading all summer long!
Resources mentioned in this episode:
All season 3 episodes of the Together in Literacy podcast
All season 3 blog posts from the Together in Literac...
2024-06-0346 minUK Travel PlanningCelebrating 100 Episodes: A Special Edition of UK Travel Planning PodcastWelcome to the 100th episode of the UK Travel Planning Podcast! In this celebratory episode, host Tracy Collins is joined by a lineup of special guests from around the world. Listeners share their favourite episodes and how the podcast has influenced their travel planning, showcasing the impact of the show. From inspiring trips to providing practical tips, the podcast has become a valuable resource for travellers. Join us as we reflect on the growth of the podcast and hear from dedicated listeners about their experiences and feedback.📝 Show Notes - Epis...
2024-05-2843 min
Inspiring Women LeadersEpisode 34 - Michelle Troseth & Tracy ChristophersonMichelle Troseth and Tracy Christopherson have been interprofessional leaders, friends and colleagues for over 30 years. They are co-hosts of a top healthcare leadership podcast, 'Healthcare’s Missing Logic' podcast. Michelle and Tracy have a combined experience of more than 60 years working as consultants and coaches for healthcare organizations across North America supporting healthcare leaders as they strive to create healthy, healing work cultures. They frequently speak at national and international leadership conferences on the topics of managing healthcare polarities, achieving work life balance and living a resilient life. ...
2023-08-3057 minInspiring Women LeadersEpisode 34 - Michelle Troseth & Tracy ChristophersonMichelle Troseth and Tracy Christopherson have been interprofessional leaders, friends and colleagues for over 30 years. They are co-hosts of a top healthcare leadership podcast, 'Healthcare’s Missing Logic' podcast. Michelle and Tracy have a combined experience of more than 60 years working as consultants and coaches for healthcare organizations across North America supporting healthcare leaders as they strive to create healthy, healing work cultures. They frequently speak at national and international leadership conferences on the topics of managing healthcare polarities, achieving work life balance and living a resilient life. ...
2023-08-3057 min
LISA M HARRISONTime for Military?Full Video @ https://www.lisamharrison.com/time-for-military/
Military are in the energetic air this week, are we about to see the Military step up front?
Are the bad actors in this movie actually walk-ins from HOME ensuring this movie plays out to its conclusion.
We had a fascinating share from Tracy about some of her experiences in the Military and agencies and how she sees it all being relevant right now.
2023-07-2910 min
Coaching in ConversationThe Universal Coach for the Universal Citizen with Osama Al MosaIn this episode, Tracy Sinclair has a conversation with Osama Al Mosa.Osama Al Mosa is a senior executive, leadership and systemic team coach. Osama is an International Coaching Federation (ICF) Master Certified Coach (MCC) and EMCC Global Individual Team Coaching Accredited Practitioner (ITCA) with more than 10 years of coaching experience and completing more than 9,500 hours of coaching. His academic background is in psychology, business and human resources management and his first university degree was from the medical field and pharma sciences. Osama is a bilingual (Arabic/English) global associate for world leading leadership development f...
2023-02-2346 minUK Travel PlanningChat with Ken Lambert - Beatles fan & owner of George Harrison's childhood home in LiverpoolIn episode 29 of the UK Travel Planning Podcast, we chat with Ken Lambert a lifelong fan of the Beatles and in particular George Harrison.In 2022 Ken bid on (and subsequently won that bid) to purchase George Harrison's childhood home in Liverpool. In this podcast, he shares his fascinating story from George Harrison fan to now owner of a property closely associated with the Beatles. Also, learn how you can actually now stay in the former Beatles home - an absolute must for any Beatles fan.He shares how he redecorated the front room...
2023-01-1724 min
Dutton Rules: A Yellowstone Franchise PodcastEllis Rules + a 1923 Preview: John Emmet Tracy, Harrison Ford and MoreIt’s your official ‘1923’ preview, with highlights from interviews from Harrison Ford and more. Sterling Whitaker returns to get you ready for the premiere. Then, Billy Dukes talks to John Emmet Tracy, who plays the cunning Market Equities lawyer Ellis Steele.
2022-12-1557 min
The PA Is In | Tracy Bingaman | Physician Assistant/Physician Associate/PA-C/PA-S/PA Student156: [WORK] How Writing & Publication Can Advance Your Career as a PA with Harrison Reed, PA-CThe son of an English teacher, Harrison Reed debated English and writing, publication and journalism as a career alternative to being a Physician Associate. Communicating in written form is something that he found to be both necessary and a great tool to wield in the field of medicine.
Harrison has been clinical editor, associate editor, and acting Editor in Chief at The Journal of the American Academy of PAs (JAAPA). His research on PA turnover recently won the 2022 AAPA Publishing Award and his most recent venture, Harrison Reed Writing, aims to help PAs and other healthcare professionals...
2022-12-0754 min
All1nclusiveS1 Ep. 7 Can I Touch Your ... ?In this episode of All1nclusive Tracy and Meenal discuss the serious repercussions of the Danish birth control scandal. We all know that birth control is a sensitive topic. But what happens when it's used as a tool to control an entire population? That's the shocking story they share about when Inuit Greenlanders as young as 13 were fitted with contraceptive IUDs without their families' consent in the late 60's. This of course raises a complex series of legal and ethical questions. Here Tracy and Meenal debate whether this was a form of genocide.They talk about the las...
2022-10-1154 min
Vince Tracy PodcastsChristmas, Football, Variants.....what next?I alerted the wider world to Omicron - and I believe Britain is overreacting': Doctor Angelique Coetzee,
the South African GP who knows more about its effects than anyone, calls for calm despite variant cases
spiking 50 per cent in 24 hours I have no regrets about doing so, but I was astonished by the
extraordinary worldwide reaction in the days that followed, with Britain and some other European nations
imposing heavy travel restrictions on flights from across southern Africa, as well as imposing tighter rules
at home on mask-wearing, fines and extended quarantines.
Poli...
2021-12-1459 min
Deep Dive with Dr. Tracy - The PodcastS1 E1 Law Enforcement Use of Force (Guests, Larry Forletta and Ryan Harrison, Sr.)Law Enforcement use of force is discussed. Two guests, Larry Forletta, former DEA Special Agent, and Ryan Harrison, Sr. (former CA Senate Sargeant-at-Arms, now a Policy advocate and Attorney), share their perspectives. This episode was taped live on 12/9/2021 at 7 PM PST / 10 PM EST. You can watch it on Roku or in the ENSL TV app. Deep Dive with Dr. Tracy is a live television program on ENSL TV. The program is listed in IMDb. You can learn more about the Producer and Host, Dr. Tracy A. Pearson, J.D., here.--- Send in a voic...
2021-12-131h 04
Podcast with Purpose - UNLOCKED with Tracy WilsonHistory Often Has Answers: How to Use History to Help Us Navigate The Challenges and Opportunities We Face TodaySend a textJoin Tracy Wilson and Special Guest Jason Voiovich author of 'Marketer in Chief' as we travel back through history to understand the patterns so you can use those insights to create new innovations and opportunities today. In a career that spans more than 25 years, Jason Voiovich has launched hundreds of new products – everything from medical devices, to virtual healthcare systems, to non-dairy consumer cheese, to next-generation alternatives to the dreaded “cone of shame” for pets, to sex aides for cows (really!). He’s a graduate of both the University of Wisconsin and the Unive...
2021-11-041h 05
Health Coach Careers by WellpreneurReal Health Coach: Get Your Wellness Business Started with a Bang with Tracy HarrisonIn today’s episode, I hope to get all of you inspired to grow your wellness business with an in-depth interview that goes into the details of how to start out strong and grow your business quickly!Health counselor Tracy Harrison serves as a great example for new Wellpreneurs – from the very beginning she just went for it and put herself out there, and her business thrived as a result. She took some bold steps to commit to her new path, ended up doing 30 public speaking engagements in her first year of business, and worked with over 20 clie...
2021-11-0129 min
The Tracy V. Allen ShowA Rise to Media Mogul: Rising Above Rough Beginnings | Morning T with Tracy V. Allen™Our guest today on Morning T™, Deanne Williams, will be talking to us about her struggles and triumphs from teen mom to media mogul and mentor and all of the ebbs and flows that have come with the journey.
We hope that her story will provide inspiration and motivation to others that are going through a hard time to look towards the road ahead.
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Deanne is Media Executive of KDgospel Magazine E-Mag (Tag Line: Sponsoring Total Wellness), which launched in 2008 and the once Stellar nominated KDgospel For Life radio br...
2021-09-2348 min
Character DebatesTommy vs his mom on should weed be legalized?!Hey stoner junkies, We are tackling the most over debated topic this week!!! Listen to troubled 14 year old Thomas (Dunn) face off against his hippie mom Tracy(O'Malley) as they discuss if weed should be legalized!!! We cover everything including Boise's marijuana laws, how weed is a gateway drug to dog marriage, and why our judge built an app for beating children! Moderator:Michael Harrison Tracey Steele: Meghan O'Malley Thomas Steele: Drew Dunn Dave Rubinstein: Jake Vevera
2021-08-0923 minCharacter DebatesTommy vs his mom on should weed be legalized?!Hey stoner junkies, We are tackling the most over debated topic this week!!! Listen to troubled 14 year old Thomas (Dunn) face off against his hippie mom Tracy(O'Malley) as they discuss if weed should be legalized!!! We cover everything including Boise's marijuana laws, how weed is a gateway drug to dog marriage, and why our judge built an app for beating children! Moderator:Michael Harrison Tracey Steele: Meghan O'Malley Thomas Steele: Drew Dunn Dave Rubinstein: Jake Vevera
2021-08-0923 min
Inspirational Journeys: Stories that MatterA Conversation about Children's Books and an Impromptu Author Reading with Tracy MurdockIn Today’s episode, my special guest and I talk about her writing process, how she illustrates her children’s books and she gives us an author reading of her latest book. Sit back, relax, and join me on my front porch as Tracy and I have a fun and engaging conversation about Jesus and writing.
Tracy Murdock is a Christian author inspired by her twins plus two to share God's glory and family love in her children's books, from her #1 Best-Selling, Award-Winning Children’s picture book “Zoe in Double Trouble” to her next delightful picture book coming soon! God blessed he...
2021-04-2033 min
The Pulse PodcastEp. 6 - Tracy HarrisonBlack Hills native and member of the Oglala Lakota Tribe, Tracy Harrison is a self-taught dreamcatcher maker in Keystone, SD. Listen as she shares her journey to discovering the passion and the history of the dreamcatcher itself. Bonus! Stay 'til the end to hear more about the difference between a Mandela and a Dreamcatcher. Sure glad I found out after about 10 years!!Follow Tracy on Instagram or Facebook and support her work by ordering online through her Etsy shop. Episode recorded on 11/04/2020 | Released on 02/07/2021--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to...
2021-02-0723 min
The Rebel Health Coach(Replay) What the Heck is Functional Medicine? - with Tracy HarrisonToday I’m excited to have my mentor and instructor, Tracy Harrison, on the show. She is an MIT-educated engineer turned functional medicine advocate and educator. Her school, The School of Applied Functional Medicine, might be the future of healthcare.So… what the heck is functional medicine? Functional medicine is the science of identifying the true root causes of disease in each unique person’s body and working with them to reverse those root causes.Modern medical practitioners are trained to diagnose disease, after it is present, and help people manage it – functional medicine practitioners are trai...
2020-09-2152 min