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Age of the MGA PodcastS1E17 | Why Most Aviation MGAs Fail...And How This Leader Rebuilt One Into a Market Force - feat. John Songin, President & CUO, Worldlink SpecialtyIf You Run an MGA, This Might Be the Most Important Interview You Watch This YearIn this episode of The Age of the MGA Podcast, we sit down with John Songin, President & CUO of Worldlink Specialty, the operator behind one of the most interesting and misunderstood niches in the specialty program world: Aviation MGAs.Most people see aviation underwriting as “too small,” “too technical,” or “too risky.”But they’re wrong.Behind the scenes, this MGA is quietly rebuilding a distressed program… tightening underwriting discipline… launching niche-within-niche E&O products… innovating in drones...
2025-11-191h 05
A Heart That Beats for Home50. The Midlife Edit with Shannon Blas - Part 1We would love to hear from you! Text us any feedback. Unlock the secrets to navigating midlife transitions with grace as we share a heartfelt conversation with my dear friend, Shannon Blas. We reflect on our 20-year journey from young motherhood to embracing the empty nester phase. Shannon generously opens up about her experiences, highlighting the importance of nurturing relationships with adult children and the profound life changes that follow their departure from the nest.Explore the empowering world of hormone health and functional medicine with us as we address the common challenges faced by...
2025-01-3039 min
Women Want Strong MenIs Your Birth Control Wrecking Your Hormones? Let's Discuss with Kristi HalesThe hidden impacts of birth control on women’s health. Amy Stuttle and Kristy Hales discuss the multifaceted world of women's hormonal health. They explore the effects of birth control on natural hormone production, including testosterone and progesterone, and its implications for physical and mental health. The conversation highlights the role of alternative treatments like bio-identical hormones, quality supplements, and micronized products in addressing PMS, PCOS, endometriosis, and sleep disturbances. They stress the importance of education, proper testing, and finding knowledgeable providers to support women’s health journeys effectively.
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2025-01-2940 minWomen Want Strong MenAre We Treating Women’s Health All Wrong? with Kristi Hales of WordLink MedicalTestosterone plays a critical role in women's health and shouldn’t be overlooked! In this episode, Amy Stuttle is joined by Kristi Hales, R.Ph. to discuss the trans-formative role of hormone education in women’s health. They discuss the key stages of perimenopause and menopause, highlighting how hormones like testosterone, progesterone, and estradiol impact everything from cognitive function and mood to bone density and cardiovascular health. Kristi educates on the benefits of compounded hormones, the role of hormone therapy in addressing migraines and UTIs, and the importance of personalized treatments for long-term well-being. This episode also touches on the...
2025-01-1347 minWomen Want Strong MenBreaking Free From Sick Care: WorldLink Medical Academic Summit Recap with Dr. Katie Rybak Highlights from the 2024 WorldLink Medical Summit: Hormones, Health, and Wellness
In this episode, Dr. Katie Rybak joins host Amy Stuttle to recap the key takeaways from the 2024 WorldLink 9th Annual Academic Summit. Together, they explore the latest research on hormone therapy and its critical role in modern medicine. Topics include optimizing exercise, the anti-inflammatory properties of melatonin and pregnenolone, and how MTHFR and NAD+ impact overall health. Dr. Rybak and Amy also discuss the importance of improving sleep quality and highlight literature emphasizing the need for hormone health in comprehensive wellness.
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2024-10-1643 min
The Willetts PodcastWomen’s Hormones Deep-DiveI recently attended a seminar by The Hormone Doc, Dr. Neil Rouzier, at Worldlink Medical, and it blew my mind. The seminar was focused on the importance of maintaining hormone levels in women as they age. In this episode, I sit down with Kait to discuss my biggest takeaways from the seminar.In this episode, I discuss: [00:00] Intro[01:29] Preventative benefits of maintaining healthy levels of hormones[02:46] Kait’s experience with hormone replacement therapy[04:41] Connection between calcium, hormones, and bone density[06:31] Bioidentical hormones vs. synthetic hormones[07:16] Risk with hormone therapy post menopause[08:32] How hormones like estradiol aff...
2024-09-2036 minWomen Want Strong MenFrom Anesthesiology to Wellness: Dr. Lauren Fitz on Semaglutide, Hormones, and Holistic HealthCurious about the path from anesthesiology to a thriving wellness practice? Join us as Dr. Lauren Fitz takes us through her incredible transition from being an anesthesiologist to founding her own functional medicine and hormone clinic. In this episode, we dive deep into the importance of physical activity, setting and achieving step goals, and how semaglutide is revolutionizing weight loss.
Discover the critical role of gut health and the power of probiotics in digestion, as Dr. Fitz shares insights on essential vitamins and supplements for overall wellness. We also discuss the recent WorldLink conference, where d...
2024-07-2640 min
Confessions of a Male Gynecologist98: Worldlink and Evexipel - The Ethical Demise of Hormone ReplacementIn this episode, Dr. Shawn Tassone discusses the issue of hormone overdoses and the training providers receive in hormone therapy. He highlights a specific training program called World Link Medical and its medical director, Neil Rosier, who is known for teaching overdoses. Dr. Tassone emphasizes the importance of asking providers about their training and background in hormones. He also criticizes the use of hormone pellets and the unethical practices associated with them. He encourages patients to do their due diligence and be aware of the financial motivations behind certain treatments. Episode Highlights: Why you should ask...
2024-07-2530 min
THE EMBC NETWORKHOW TO LOSE WEIGHT WITH JULIE KAANAPUWhat does it take to become a National Board Certified Coach with 25 years of experience in health and wellness?Julie Kaanapu, NBC-HWC (national board certified-health & wellness coach) has over 25 years in the health industry from physical therapy, implementing medication management protocols, coaching clients to achieve their health goals, to assisting physicians with training, certification, and implementation programs focused on optimizing hormones to improve patient outcomes and reduce risk of disease. She has a duel bachelor’s degree in sports medicine & biology from the University of Oregon, is a national board-certified health & we...
2024-07-2248 min
Social-Emotional Learning In The WartimeHow young minds will cope in the future and learn to love. (and forgive?)In this thought-provoking episode, listen to experienced educators’ views on how students explore how to cope with the impact the war has left and learn to love, while also addressing the challenging topic of forgiveness. Through their perspectives, we gain insights into the mindset of students who have faced wartime circumstances, which have disrupted their normal adolescence and how mindfulness, as a powerful tool, can aid them in moving forward and embracing the “now” along with overcoming the challenges they have encountered.
Host: Don Allen
Guests: Anna Kynal, Iryna Liashenko, Iryna Shkola
2024-07-2059 min
The Balanced, Beautiful and Abundant Show- Rebecca WhitmanHOW TO LOSE WEIGHT WITH JULIE KAANAPUJulie Kaanapu, NBC-HWC (national board certified-health & wellness coach) has over 25 years in the health industry from physical therapy, implementing medication management protocols, coaching clients to achieve their health goals, to assisting physicians with training, certification, and implementation programs focused on optimizing hormones to improve patient outcomes and reduce risk of disease. She has a duel bachelor’s degree in sports medicine & biology from the University of Oregon, is a national board-certified health & wellness coach, certified in functional nutrition from FNL, certified life coach from HCI, certified graduate of Worldlink Medical (mastering the protocols for optimization of hormone repl...
2024-07-1448 minSocial-Emotional Learning In The WartimeThe new ‘normal’ in the classroomDiscover the new 'normal' in the classroom in this enlightening episode featuring two teachers from varied backgrounds sharing their experiences. Gain valuable tips on maintaining student engagement, fostering motivation, and navigating wartime circumstances. Learn about managing stress, overcoming war-related challenges, effective communication strategies, mindfulness techniques, finding joy in everyday moments, and the changing dynamics of the classroom's new normal.
Host: Don Allen
Guests: Olha Kachanova, Yuliia Khmeliuk
2024-07-1334 min
SOUTHEAST IOWA TODAY With John Bainworldlinkinc. Looking for Host FamiliesOn this VIDEO episode of Southeast Iowa Today John
Bain visits with worldlinkinc. Eastern Iowa Coordinator Olivia Kahler. Olivia shares how this organization provides “Exchange with a Purpose.” It’s the mission of this private non-profit organization headquartered in Kalona, Iowa. Worldlink conducts exchange programs for youth through publicly sponsored projects that seek to improve the understanding and cooperation among peoples and cultures of the world. To learn more visit www.worldlinkinc.org
2024-07-0915 minSocial-Emotional Learning In The WartimePandemic, War: a Ukrainian Teachers StoryIn this video, we will go back in time to the beginning of the wartime, we will discuss how the educational situation looked like just after the Russian aggression on Ukraine. We will also dive into the times of pandemic. Our guests will share their stories and experiences from the past few years, but that is not all. Tetiana and Iryna attended the RELO Conference in Krakow so we will also ask them why they decided to join others in this event, what they have learnt and what impact this conference had on their job.
Host: Don...
2024-07-0641 min
Positive Solutions 4 Life-Transforming Your Mind & Body from the Inside OutMenopause and Hormone Health with Angie NicholsAngie Nichols is an Educator, Author, Women’s Health Advocate and has been a Registered Nurse for over 30 years. In 2015, Angie became a member of an elite group of practitioners certified in Advanced Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Therapy through Worldlink Medical. Angie has a passion for and an expertise in women’s health with a focus on menopause, PCOS and sexual health. Together with her husband, Dr. Keith Nichols, they created Tier 1 Health and Wellness with a commitment to evidence-based medicine. Their primary goal is the prevention of chronic diseases as well as improving physical, mental, and sexual health throughout the agin...
2024-07-0534 minSocial-Emotional Learning In The WartimeWhat are the students’ new coping mechanisms (thought processes) now, and how they merged and progressed?In this episode, we delve into the new coping mechanisms and thought processes adopted by teachers for their students and community in the face of challenging circumstances. The topic of discussion holds great significance not only for the student-teacher community but for everyone affected. By sharing practical insights on the methods adopted by the teachers to create a comfortable environment for the students, this episode aims to empower both to emerge as winners and not succumb to the challenges they face. Furthermore, we shed light on the unique experiences of teachers who have students in the occupied territory, highlighting...
2024-06-2944 min
Hanford InsiderHanford Insider: Recognizing Gary Feinstein, and Transformative Foreign Exchange ExperiencesSend me a text and give me feedback on this episode!Ever wondered how a single photograph can capture the soul of a community? Join us as we honor Gary Feinstein's extraordinary photography and explore his impact on Hanford. We also talk with Fire Chief Daniel Perkins about the dangers of illegal fireworks and highlight some fantastic events on the horizon, including the Hanford Toy Anime Comic Con and the Carnegie Museum of Kings County's exhibit. Discover how these community happenings are shaping our town and what you can do to get involved.In the...
2024-06-2823 minSocial-Emotional Learning In The WartimeHow to build the resilience in Ukrainian students during the wartimeIn this episode, we dive into the topic of building resilience in Ukrainian students amidst wartime challenges, highlighting the significance of prioritizing the safety and comfort of students, while also emphasizing the importance of being a supportive and an understanding figure. Join us to learn how educators are implementing these strategies into the day-to-day life of students to create an environment that fosters emotional learning and provides a sense of normalcy during uncertain times.
Host: Don Allen
Guests: Tetiana Kondratieva, Violetta Panchenko, Maryna Shevchenko
2024-06-2239 minThe Willetts PodcastWhat to Ask Your Doctor About Hormones + Quality MeanderingAre you experiencing symptoms like low energy or weight gain but blood tests show your hormone levels appear normal? Is your doctor saying everything’s fine despite your symptoms? You may need a new approach to hormone optimization. I share the questions that you should ask your doctor about hormones if you want to ensure you’re getting the care you need.In this episode, I discuss: [00:00] Intro[01:41] Life update: parents visit for the weekend[05:54] Cherishing moments with Denver[07:58] Funny moments with Denver at Lion Country Safari[09:00] “Nana, you have to chill out.”[12:28] Expressing gratitude for life[1...
2024-06-1637 minSocial-Emotional Learning In The WartimeProfessional development for Ukrainian English Teachers, Educators & Professor during the wartimeThis podcast offers a captivating insight into the professional development journey of Ukrainian English Teachers, Educators, and Professors amidst the challenging times of wartime. The podcast highlights their experience attending a conference in Krakow, where they learned about the significance of mindfulness and social emotional learning, emphasizing the crucial skills that educators and students need and providing valuable guidance on their implementation in such a situation. We explore their resilience and determination as they navigate through this period and delve into how teachers can effectively react to the realities of war, maintain focus, and lead a less stressed life.
2024-06-1531 min
Byapar Pathshala PodcastSecrets to dominating the IT Product market | Binay Khadka | CA. Suraj Dhakal | PodcastWelcome to the Byapar Pathshala Podcast, presented by Dream Business Private Limited, a management and business consulting company. where we talk about the story of entrepreneurs, pioneer businessman, CEO and Founders and how created the impact in the Nepalese business and making a significant impact in their respective fields.
We have invited CA. Binay Khadka, diving deep into his story, how he became the youngest CEO of Nepal, and how he led the the Nepal's leading fintech and payment gateway company, name Khalti.
Timestamps:
0:00 What are video Chapters?
3:10 His story of becoming the Youngest CEO of Nepal?
6:51 Why Khalti...
2024-06-1156 minSocial-Emotional Learning In The WartimeMindful Teaching English during the wartimeIn this podcast, we explore the transformative power of mindful teaching, challenges faced by educators in war-torn regions and how they adapt their teaching methods to create a safe and nurturing environment for their students. Join us to gain valuable insights into the power of education, its role in shaping a brighter future with the help of mindfulness and compassion, even in the most challenging circumstances and celebrate the indomitable spirit of mindful teaching during wartime.
Host: Don Allen
Guests: Svitlana Bieliaieva, Oksana Husakova, Nataliia Sievierianova-Kuts
2024-06-0843 minSocial-Emotional Learning In The WartimeSocial emotional learning in the classroom - Teaching English during the wartimeEmbark with us on a thought-provoking journey where we delve into the world of social emotional learning in the classroom, specifically focusing on the challenges faced by experienced teachers and the unique circumstances of teaching English during wartime in Ukraine. Gain valuable insights into how these dedicated educators navigate the complexities of teaching while fostering emotional well-being and resilience in their students and the strategies they employ to create a safe and supportive learning environment amidst adversity.
Host: Don Allen
Guests: Halyna Bilous, Yuliia Lytvyna
2024-06-0139 min
Perimenopause SimplifiedWhat to Expect When Starting Hormone Replacement TherapyIn this episode, we covered: How to find an HRT provider Different deliveries of hormone replacement therapy Why hormone injections and pellets are not recommended Side effects of hormone replacement therapy Progesterone hormone replacement therapy Estrogen hormone replacement therapy Testosterone & DHEA hormone replacement therapy Sources: Women's International Pharmacy Institute of Bioidentical Medicine (IOBIM)-trained providers The Academy for Preventive and Innovative Medicine (Worldlink Medical) Institute for Functional Medicine Carol Petersen, RPh, CNP Dr. Phyllis Bronson DONT MISS THE UP...
2024-05-1523 minWomen Want Strong MenHow To Better Manage Your Thyroid Treatment | Hormones, Ozempic, and Ketamine with Dr. LovatIn this episode, Dr. Lovat discusses the frequent mismanagement of thyroid conditions, explores the role of insulin resistance in various health issues, and examines the use of medications like semaglutide and ketamine in contemporary healthcare. Join us as we delve into these critical topics. Dr. Lovat, the owner of Firefly Medical, discusses her journey from working in a large hospital setting to opening her own hormone clinic. She explains the frustrations of working within the insurance model and the limitations it placed on her ability to provide the best care for her patients. Dr. Lovat also shares her experience...
2024-04-3030 min
aha MomentsEp. 200 ¿Qué Onda Con Las Hormonas? con Dr. Sergio HernándezParece ser que ahora todo es culpa de las hormonas, así que Pau y Val se sentaron a hablar con el Dr. Sergio Hernandez para entender y desmitificar este tema que está en boca de todos.Las hormonas son los mensajeros químicos del cuerpo. Viajan a través del torrente sanguíneo hacia los tejidos y órganos, regulando muchas de las funciones del organismo. Son componentes químicos que intervienen en los procesos del metabolismo, del crecimiento y desarrollo y de la reproducción. Algunas de las hormonas más importantes son la insulina, las hormonas tiroideas...
2024-04-301h 17
Horizons Of The SelfChallenges Are The Stepping Stones To Success!Why must we challenge ourselves? Listen to the experience of two IB DP Programme (International Baccalaureate Diploma Program) students who engage in conversation and discuss the tangible and intangible benefits of the IBDP program and share with the listeners how it has helped in influencing and shaping their thoughts and careers.
IB DP Graduates of VIII Prywatne Akademickie Liceum Ogólnokształcące (VIIIPALO) in Kraków, Poland, and their bright future
Mentor and Host: Mr. Don Allen, the Director of the English Touring Theater in Kraków, Poland
Host: Kavya Pasricha Alumnus DPS G...
2024-03-0533 minHorizons Of The SelfOvercoming Fears - The Mental GameKnowing Your Roots while Spreading Your Wings: Education through Diplomacy
We all struggle to understand when there is an opportunity which at times seems like an obstacle. Listen to two students who were willing to take action, and seize the opportunities for learning from the Foreign Language Youth Exchange Program and International Summit at Pompano Beach High School, an International Affairs with Information Technology magnet School, in Pompano Beach Florida. Their experiences have helped them decide to study abroad.
Participation in the programs was possible thanks to the visionary Principal Hudson Thomas.
A...
2024-03-0438 minHorizons Of The SelfNew Adventures - Travel TalesInteresting things happen beyond our comfort zone! Want to go on an international trip? Experience varied geographies, and cultures, which imperceptibly help in bringing about a positive change. Listen to this travel tale to Nepal by Polish students and the tangible and intangible takeaways from the experience.
The Polish-Nepali student exchange between VIIIPALO in Kraków, Poland, and Malpi International School in Nepal was possible thanks to Professor Jerzy Waligóra, Founder Principal of PACK Schools, and Mr Jyoti Man Sherchan, Executive Chairman, Malpi International School, Nepal.
Host and Mentor: Mr. Don Allen, the Director of...
2024-03-0328 minHorizons Of The SelfEducation And GlobalizationNothing is impossible… all is possible, it all depends on you! Listen to Hanna and Gosia who share their experience of studying abroad. They share their experiences of how studying abroad exposes you to myriad cultures, helps to understand perspectives, and think out of the box!
Host and Mentor: Mr. Don Allen, the Director of the English Touring Theater in Kraków, Poland
A co-host student: Agnieszka Kubica, a student of Liberal Arts and Sciences student of Mathematics and Economics and pursuing minors in Chinese and Statistics at University College Utrecht, the Netherlands
Gue...
2024-03-0241 minHorizons Of The SelfThere Is Always A Takeaway!Embrace who you are and become a better version of yourself. Lead by example! Immerse and experience other cultures. Shared experiences and insight by two international exchange students who want to be citizens of the world. A MUST listen to understand why you must opt for exchange programs.
U.S.-Polish Youth Leadership Exchange Program to California, European Academy of Diplomacy in Warsaw
Coordinator: Ms Adina Escarsega, Clay Cafe, Visalia, California
Host and Mentor: Mr. Don Allen, the Director of the English Touring Theater in Kraków, Poland
A co-host student: T...
2024-03-0132 minHorizons Of The SelfYouth in VUCA World - What is stopping you?You have nothing to lose…
Can a workshop, initiative, engagement, or a program help you understand your potential? Weronika and Jowita with the help of anecdotes, explain that it does not matter if you fail, you have to make the most of your opportunities. You are responsible for your present and future. A MUST LISTEN… to switch on to your action mode!
Host and Mentor: Mr. Don Allen, the Director of the English Touring Theater in Kraków, Poland
A co-host student: Punya Sharma, a student of Delhi Public School, Gurgaon, India
Gue...
2024-02-2931 minHorizons Of The SelfUnleash The Opportunities“The world's greatest classroom has no walls” - Matshona Dhliwayo. The reflective moment through a series of engaging questions and answers leads to a discussion of advantages, fun moments, and the trials of an International Cultural Exchange Programme for young adults between India and Poland. LISTEN TO KNOW MORE…
International Student Cultural Exchange Programme between Delhi Public School Gurgaon, India and VIII Prywatne Akademickie Liceum Ogólnokształcące in Kraków, Poland was possible thanks to visionary Principals: Directory Principal Miss Adity Misra and Founder Principal Professor Jerzy Waligóra, as well as the friendship and cooperation...
2024-02-2838 minHorizons Of The SelfPassion Is The CatalystThis is your time… do what you want to NOW! Listen to the experiences of a professional sportsman and a sportsman zealot who share insights about studying abroad and life-changing experiences that help them follow their passion.
Host and Mentor: Mr. Don Allen, the Director of the English Touring Theater in Kraków, Poland
A co-host student: Kavya Pasricha, Alumnus DPS Gurgaon - India
Guests:
Arkadiusz Podkowa - Alumnus VIII PALO, Kraków, Poland and a student of Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence at Loughborough University.
Natan Węgrzycki-Szymczyk - Kra...
2024-02-2745 minHorizons Of The SelfOne Must Travel To LearnAcceptance, growth, progress, and evolution – these are only feasible when we learn about other cultures by traveling to different destinations. Let’s hear Nikoleta’s and Maciek’s experiences in Oman and Austria as students in an international study program.
Programmes:
1. Medical Project - Internship in Austria organized by Ms. Mariana Nadolska, Business Project Advisor, WorldLINK Foundation
2. UNESCO Program in Oman - Promoting Global Citizenship Education via UNESCO Associated School Network.
Host and Mentor: Mr. Don Allen, the Director of the English Touring Theater in Kraków, Poland
A co-host s...
2024-02-2643 min
Horizons Of The SelfA Silver LiningHanna Kozina from Odesa and Yurii Hladkov from Lviv tell their story of how they came to Kraków, Poland, and about the International Youth Summit 2023 in Florida, USA which they attended. It is truly a silver-lining story. Feel invited!
Host: Leon Lauterbach
Special thanks to:
U.S. Consulate in Kraków
Principal of PBHS Mrs. Lisa Spencer
Assistant Principal of PBHS in Florida Mrs. Jill Samaroo - who made Hanna and Yurii’s visit possible
As the Visionary Principal and Founder of International Summit, Mr. Hudson Thom...
2024-02-2425 minWomen Want Strong MenNavigating Weight Loss Medications: FAQs, Side Effects, and Success Strategies with Anna Griffith, DNPEssential tips to optimize your medical weight loss journey.
Today's episode with Anna Griffith, DNP provides expert guidance on weight loss medications like Semaglutide (Ozempic) and Tirzapetide (Mounjaro). In this episode we delve into frequently asked questions about weight goals, medication sustainability, dietary recommendations, and understanding visceral fat, body fat percentage, and BMI. Anna Griffith, DNP also shares valuable insights on managing side effects such as nausea, constipation, fatigue, muscle loss, and indigestion.
Anna Griffith, DNP, FNP-C is an ANCC Board Certified Nurse Practitioner. Anna graduated from Saint Louis University with her Bachelor of Science i...
2023-10-1831 min
Hack My Age148. Peptides For Weight Loss In Midlife - Good or Bad? - Dr. Eric FeteEver since my first podcast on peptides, I have been getting a lot of questions about them. And now, with weight loss peptides circulating the media showing celebrities using them, hearing about their side effects, but also hear they are effective…people are confused. Do we try them or not? That's why I invited Dr. Eric Fete to clear all the confusion and to share his take on the drug. Dr. Fete is the founder of PrimeX, which is a company all about preventive health, age management, and peak performance. They sell nutrition products, post ed...
2023-06-121h 03
Vitality Radio Podcast with Jared St. Clair#331: The Functional Medicine Approach to Testosterone for Men and Women with Dr. Todd Cameron NMDOn this special EXTRA LONG episode, Jared talks to a doctor, but not just any doctor, his doctor. Dr. Todd Cameron has been serving his patients with true medicine for over 26 years and has been Jared’s personal physician for well over a decade. On today’s show they go over the stark difference in how functional medicine looks at blood work, normal ranges, hormones, and so much more. The focus is Testosterone, but you will learn so much more than just that. You will learn about what “normal ranges” in blood work actually mean. You will learn what the “stan...
2023-06-031h 25Women Want Strong MenHormone Management For Optimal Health And Sexual Function: Separating Estradiol Fact From Fiction With Dr. John Carrozzella, MDMen and women require estradiol for optimal health.
In this podcast, Dr. Carrozzella and I delve into the importance of estradiol in both men and women. The importance of estradiol in women is crucial for reproductive, brain, and bone health, as well as cardio protection. Decline in estradiol during menopause can lead to various diseases of aging. There is controversy around replacing estradiol in women, but the literature supports its necessity. Similarly, men also require estradiol for optimal health, but there are still physicians blocking estradiol. We cover the misconceptions surrounding blocking estrogen and explore the cardio-protective e...
2023-05-0245 min
Paradygm PodcastsKeshav Nepal | CEO, WorldLink | Paradygm Podcasts | 051https://youtu.be/fNLTGCHQeMA
2023-02-011h 44
The Bible and MeThe Bible and Me’ Podcast S09 E05: Niyi Daramola – Resourcing people for MinistryThe Bible and Me’ Podcast S09 E05: Niyi Daramola – Resourcing people for Ministry
In this episode of ‘The Bible and Me’ podcast, Nigel Watts sits down with Niyi Daramola. Since the early 1990s Niyi has been involved with Christian ministry, first with Scripture Union in Africa and since 2008 with Worldlink International as its African and UK Coordinator.
Hear his full story on the Bible and Me podcast available on all major podcast streaming services.
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2023-01-1953 minministries_precept, Author at Precept UKThe Bible and Me’ Podcast S09 E05: Niyi Daramola – Resourcing people for MinistryThe Bible and Me’ Podcast S09 E05: Niyi Daramola – Resourcing people for Ministry
In this episode of ‘The Bible and Me’ podcast, Nigel Watts sits down with Niyi Daramola. Since the early 1990s Niyi has been involved with Christian ministry, first with Scripture Union in Africa and since 2008 with Worldlink International as its African and UK Coordinator.
Hear his full story on the Bible and Me podcast available on all major podcast streaming services.
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2023-01-1953 minThe Bible and MeThe Bible and Me’ Podcast S09 E05: Niyi Daramola – Resourcing people for MinistryThe Bible and Me’ Podcast S09 E05: Niyi Daramola – Resourcing people for Ministry
In this episode of ‘The Bible and Me’ podcast, Nigel Watts sits down with Niyi Daramola. Since the early 1990s Niyi has been involved with Christian ministry, first with Scripture Union in Africa and since 2008 with Worldlink International as its African and UK Coordinator.
Hear his full story on the Bible and Me podcast available on all major podcast streaming services.
The post Niyi Daramola – Resourcing people for Ministry – Episode 5 appeared first on Precept UK.
2023-01-1953 min
ProShip ParcelCast Unwined[ProShip ParcelCast] Episode 22: And in this Parcel Shipping Corner... WorldLink2020 through 2022 saw a shake-up in the parcel market. There were mergers, acquisitions, major investments, and several players left the business. With the constant and lightning-fast changes in technology, brands who want to stay innovative but keep their focus on their core business, will choose to acquire complementary products and services. ProShip has included CMS GlobalSoft’s parcel shipping software, WorldLink, as a new product line within our portfolio of solutions to provide value to the mid-market business sector and bring industry knowledge to the forefront with ProShip’s well-known strong reputation.
For this month’s ParcelCast episode, ProShi...
2022-12-1518 min
Talking TVCan Direct Response Ads Lift Spot In ’23?Toni Knight, founder and CEO of WorldLink, says that station GMs need to be thinking strategically about direct response advertising as they downshift out of a lucrative political year. She shares the view from the DR side in conversation with TVNewsCheck’s Michael Depp.
2022-12-0915 min
Bioneers: Revolution From the Heart of NatureEducation for Sustainability | Kirk Bergstrom, Jaimie Cloud, and Linda Booth SweeneyConnect with kindred educators in an emerging community of practice in this participatory session offering frameworks and tools for designing an effective Education for Sustainability (EfS) initiative in your community and/or school. Hosted by Kirk Bergstrom, filmmaker, educator, social entrepreneur, founder and Executive Director of WorldLink. With: Jaimie Cloud, President, Cloud Institute for Sustainability Education; Linda Booth Sweeney, award-winning author and systems educator.
2022-01-011h 32
Launch Your Life PodcastThis Hormone Specialist Has Something To Say About Sexual Rejuvenation In Menopause (The Best of the Menopause Movement Podcast Episode 53)“What the hell is happening to me?” was what I said when menopause hit me. Going through the symptoms can be a lonely journey especially if you don’t know where to start or how to manage them. The body has the ability to heal itself and since balancing hormones is an industry belief, I don’t want to brush off some women who can't take hormones, because it’s possible to get balanced by making lifestyle changes. And yet hormone replacement therapy is a fantastic option especially if your doctor understands and recommends a treatment plan based upon your story...
2021-12-0756 min
Life in the Leadership Lane66. Dustin Jones Vice President Human Resources on Life in the Leadership Lane - Developing Leaders!Welcome to Life in the Leadership Lane where I am talking to leaders making a difference in the workplace and in our communities. How did they get to where they are and what are they doing to stay there! Buckle up and get ready to accelerate in the Leadership Lane!
This week, I am talking with Dustin Jones, Vice President of Human Resources at WorldLink.
How did Dustin get started in her career?
How did she get into HR and leadership?
When did Dustin “find her lane” in her career?
How important have mentors been for Dust...
2021-07-2449 min
The Tech That Connects UsSpace lasers, the future is here!! Episode 21 - Ohad Harlev, CEO, LyteLoop TechnologiesSpace lasers. Yes, the future is here. We speak with Ohad Harlev, CEO of the revolutionary space-based storage in motion start-up, LyteLoop Technologies, to discuss how this innovative means of storing data securely in space using photonics (light) technology is set to change the way in which we think about and store an ever growing and increasingly crucial aspect of society, data.
Ohad has held many senior positions during his career, including President of RRSat (now MX1) and COO at WorldLink Communications, and we dig deeper to understand how and why Ohad came to lead this new...
2021-02-1741 min
The Entrepreneur Spotlight Show with Andy JacobRuslan Desyatnikov, CEO of QA Mentor, A DotCom Magazine Exclusive InterviewRuslan Desyatnikov, CEO of QA Mentor, A DotCom Magazine Exclusive Interview. Ruslan Desyatnikov brings 23 years of Quality Assurance, Quality Control, Process Improvement and Software Testing experience. Prior to expanding operations at QA Mentor, Ruslan worked at Citi for 3 years as the Global Head of Testing of Worldlink Technology. Prior working at Citi, Ruslan worked at Sterling InfoSystems. During his 6 years tenure he was responsible for testing functions, process improvements, and quality strategic directions across the entire company. On a larger scale, Ruslan performed similar duties for 4 years at HSBC bank. There, he established a Testing Center of Excellence and...
2021-01-1439 min
The EstherpreneurTake RisksIn this episode, Nolen discusses the inspiration behind breaking a World Guinness Record, how his businesses aligns with his life purpose, why giving freely catapulted him to where he is today, the importance of collaboration, what greatness looks like, the struggle of getting genuine support, learning to respect "the process", why you need to be cautious about judging others, having a mindset of being open to having multiple streams of income is key to exponential growth, and understanding that opportunity will never be perfect.
Nolen Davis is a Guinness World Record Holder, Entrepreneur, and Philanthropist. With over two de...
2020-12-1148 min
The EstherpreneurTake RisksIn this episode, Nolen discusses the inspiration behind breaking a World Guinness Record, how his businesses aligns with his life purpose, why giving freely catapulted him to where he is today, the importance of collaboration, what greatness looks like, the struggle of getting genuine support, learning to respect "the process", why you need to be cautious about judging others, having a mindset of being open to having multiple streams of income is key to exponential growth, and understanding that opportunity will never be perfect.
Nolen Davis is a Guinness World Record Holder, Entrepreneur, and Philanthropist. With over two de...
2020-12-1148 min
Two Of Us#7 Sat 19 Sep 2020Talking about post lockdown phase, rambling about FUP(Fair Usage Policy) of Worldlink Nepal, etc.
2020-09-1836 min
HörfehlerHRF 081 | Das Wort Fanszene gibt es nur in Deutschland...im Gespräch mit Felix TamsutWenn ihr den Podcast unterstützen möchtet, dann bitte hier entlang. Ein Platz auf der Tribüne ist euch sicher und ihr werdet in der Sendung namentlich erwähnt. Ihr helft mir im Gegenzug meine Kosten im Griff zu behalten und den Podcast weiter zubetreiben. Warum es ohne eure Unterstützung in diesem Rahmen absehbar nicht mehr weitergehen kann, lest ihr hier. Dankeschön!Ihr möchtet auf dem laufenden bleiben? Dann könnt ihr gerne auf Twitter folgen, Facebook gibt es auch noch und gerade für Bilder und Stories könnt ihr natürlich a...
2020-07-273h 24
Ideas on Video CommunicationsSVG At-Home Production Virtual Series Live At-Home Tech FocusKen Kerschbaumer (00:00:05):
Hi, everybody. Welcome to today’s At-Home Tech Focus. You know we’re focusing on this episode on live events, and we have four grade experts from four grade companies to discuss what’s going on. Obviously the last eight weeks to 10 weeks, I’ve seen a massive change in the definition of what exactly is At-Home because literally everybody is at home.
Let me introduce our panelists real quickly. We have Matthew Goldman from MediaKind, Jim Jachetta from VidOvation, Josh Liemer from VISTA WorldLink and Dan Maloney from Matrox Video. Josh, you are in the production spotlight with you...
2020-07-241h 02
NEI PodcastE63 - Silent Scars: Traumatic Brain Injury in Victims of Intimate Partner Violence with Deb York, PMHNP-BCIn this episode, we raise awareness about a forgotten, yet extremely vulnerable population at high risk for traumatic brain injury (TBI). What are ways that we can better screen for patients who have experienced intimate partner violence (IPV)? How are types of brain injuries unique in this population? Are there neuroimaging techniques that can more accurately detect IPV-related TBIs? Deb York is a board certified Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner practicing in Colorado Springs, CO. She completed her research certification as a Certified Clinical Research Associate at the Association of Clinical Research Professionals. Deb has a clinical focus in...
2020-03-1827 min
WorldLink | Deutsche WelleWorldLink: Contamination & EndangermentHave you heard about DW’s new environment podcast? This week, we feature two episodes of On The Green Fence. The podcast's presenters — Neil King and Gabriel Borrud — travel to a small town in Southern Germany, where water contamination is plaguing residents and they visit a farm outside Berlin to hear how the expansion of agriculture and the use of pesticides is endangering insects.
2019-12-2858 minWorldLink | Deutsche WelleWorldLink: Contamination & EndangermentHave you heard about DW’s new environment podcast? This week, we feature two episodes of On The Green Fence. The podcast's presenters — Neil King and Gabriel Borrud — travel to a small town in Southern Germany, where water contamination is plaguing residents and they visit a farm outside Berlin to hear how the expansion of agriculture and the use of pesticides is endangering insects.
2019-12-2858 minWorldLink | Deutsche WelleWorldLink: Jingle JanglesJust in time for the holidays, we're bringing you stories from across the world about some unique Christmas traditions. From a town called Santa Claus in the US to festive frolics on hot-hot Hawaii, this program features narratives of Noel.
2019-12-2058 minWorldLink | Deutsche WelleWorldLink: Children & ConservationOn the Green Fence is a new podcast from DW - dedicated to all things environment. On this week's WorldLink, we feature two episodes from the podcast, presented by Neil King and Gabriel Borrud. We hear from a woman who believes that the best solution to combating climate change is to stop having children and we learn about how conservation efforts have led to the return of wild wolves in Germany.
2019-12-1158 minWorldLink | Deutsche WelleWorldLink: Art smartOn this week's show, we're going to India to meet a group of comedians known as Aisi Taisi Democracy who are taking a no holds barred approach to satire. We'll also talk to Russian rap legend Ptakha about the political shakedown on the rap scene there.
2019-12-0658 minWorldLink | Deutsche WelleWorldLink: Past, present, futureOn this week's show, we'll go behind the scenes of Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement. We'll also find out why people are fighting to speak French in Louisiana. Then it's off to Italy to meet a Down's syndrome drag troupe that's changing perceptions, followed by a report from Seoul about a safe dance space for the LGBT+ community. Rounding things out is a look at music and arts in the Middle East.
2019-11-2958 minWorldLink | Deutsche WelleWorldLink: Music to my earsThis week on WorldLink, we meet rising pop star Lipa Schmeltzer who's been called the Jewish Lady Gaga, and hear the story of how an Uzbek cleaner found her passion DJing in night clubs in Moscow. We also speak to the Turkish jazz musician credited with creating fusion jazz, and travel to New Zealand, where a 2500 year old tree survives in one of the last remaining patches of native forest.
2019-11-2258 minWorldLink | Deutsche WelleWorldLink: Striking a chordWe hear from Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, where armed militants have gained a foothold in the world's largest refugee camp. And we discover how Rohingya are using songs and stories to preserve their culture. Plus, we meet the Colombian musician turning guns into guitars, and the South Korean activist making her country more inclusive for people with disabilities.
2019-11-1558 minWorldLink | Deutsche WelleWorldLink: Freedom and remembranceThis week on WorldLink, we meet a man who crawled to freedom through a tunnel under the Berlin Wall, and hear from someone who was there the night the divide finally fell. We speak to a woman piecing together her grandfather's experience of WWII, and visit the most famous military cemetery in the US.
2019-11-0858 minWorldLink | Deutsche WelleWorldLink: FaultlinesOn this week’s program we take stock of the situation in Chile where President Pinera has been making some concessions in a bid to stem the country’s fledgling protest movement. And amid claims that US sanctions on Venezuela have resulted in the death of at least 40,000 people we’ll also be taking a closer at just how the international sanctions are impacting on Venezuelans.
2019-10-3158 minWorldLink | Deutsche WelleWorldLink: Home and AwayOn this week's show, we hear from an Italian-born woman who's lived in England since she was two but no longer feels welcome in Brexit Britain, from Moroccans who long to experience another country outside their own, from the fight for LGBTQ rights in India, Chile's first transgender school and we attend the second largest Oktoberfest in the world, which is celebrated in Brazil.
2019-10-2558 minWorldLink | Deutsche WelleWorldLink: Still fightingOn this week's show: Canada's liberals brace for an election battle, Turkey's military offensive in northern Syria puts US-Turkish relations on edge, and the widow fighting to uncover the truth about her husband's murder during Northern Ireland's Troubles. Plus, the environmentalists striving to protect Australia from the damage caused by gold mining.
2019-10-1858 minWorldLink | Deutsche WelleWorldLink: Power moveOn this week's show: We look at how Poland's ruling party is targeting young voters, and follow student protesters in Brazil. We hear the difficult story of Nigerian migrant women who have returned home, and how Brexit is inspiring new music in Northern Ireland. And DW's Southeast Asia correspondent Charlotte Chelsom-Pill catches us up on protests in Hong Kong.
2019-10-1158 minWorldLink | Deutsche WelleWorldLink: Trees, tear gas and home videosThis week on the show, a look at the escalation of violence on the streets of Hong Kong, and the Brazilians who are planting trees in defiance of arsonists seeking to destroy valuable forests. Plus, how a newly unveiled trove of home videos is shedding light on life in former East Germany, the plight of mothers in German prisons, and South Africa's township wine.
2019-10-0458 minWorldLink | Deutsche WelleWorldLink: Home, sort ofThis week, we meet villagers in India who fear the government is trying to strip them of their citizenship, and Iraqis who are at the forefront of a cultural renaissance in Anbar province. Plus, a Cambodian refugee returns home 40 years after fleeing the Khmer Rouge, and the Spanish maestro who created the remarkable Concierto de Aranjuez.
2019-09-2758 minWorldLink | Deutsche WelleWorldLink: Time to save the worldAs people around the world come together for the largest mass climate protest in history, we introduce you to DW's brand new environment podcast, On the Green Fence, examining issues of climate change, pollution and conservation. Hosts Neil and Gabe visit a Bavarian town where the water has been tainted by a dangerous chemical and head to the Black Forest where the legendary wolf has returned.
2019-09-2058 minWorldLink | Deutsche WelleWorldLink: What's it like to be blind in Germany?Join DW reporters Neil King and Gabriel Borrud as they team up to find out what it's like to be blind in Germany. They spent some time with a man who gradually turned blind and a teenage girl who was born blind. They also visited Germany's most prestigious high school for the visually impaired.
2019-09-1358 minWorldLink | Deutsche WelleWorldLink: The 'Greta effect'As the climate crisis heats up across the globe, we focus on the people determined to fight for the future of the planet. Young students in the US have finally joined the Friday's For Future Movement inspired by Swedish teenager, Greta Thunberg, while in Germany, the Parents for Future Movement is just getting started. We also ask why not everyone feels the urgency of climate change.
2019-09-0658 minWorldLink | Deutsche WelleWorldLink: Brazil's Amazon fires and other fishy storiesOn this week’s show, we’re looking at the impact of the Amazon fires on Brazilian politics. Then it’s off to the UK for the story of the woman who shaped London’s sushi scene and found a surprising source of fish along the way. We’ll also take you to Ethiopia to visit a somewhat unusual community. Plus, a sound essay from co-producer Evelyn McClafferty about the hardest part of living in Berlin.
2019-09-0158 minWorldLink | Deutsche WelleWorldLink: TargetsOn this week’s programme: The widely revered civil society leader Sombath Somphone is believed to have been abducted in Laos in 2012. We'll hear from his wife, who is still haunted by her husband's disappearance. We'll also hear how tenants in Berlin are fighting back against rent hikes. And the heated debate in Italy over whether Roma people should be given public housing.
2019-08-2358 minWorldLink | Deutsche WelleWorldLink: A moment of peaceOn this week's show: This month marks the 50th anniversary of The Troubles. We'll hear the story of a boy from Northern Ireland who was shot — and later befriended the soldier who pulled the trigger. And in New Delhi, people from Kashmir are growing increasingly worried about their families after India scrapped Kashmir's special status. Plus: making the outdoors accessible to minorities in the US.
2019-08-1658 minWorldLink | Deutsche WelleWorldLink: Navigating dangerous territoryThis week: A new tactic Hong Kong protesters are using to outsmart the police, an exclusive look behind the walls of a Cambodian prison and catching up with a budding new industry in Canada. Plus: a closer look at homelessness in Manchester, and ecological farms in Haiti.
2019-08-0958 minWorldLink | Deutsche WelleWorldLink: Away from homeWe hear about the plight of Uighurs who have found refuge in Turkey after fleeing persecution in China, and how their safety is tainted with fear for loved ones back home. Plus: We meet a British-Somali woman reconnecting with her roots through food, a DJ mixing classical music and clubbing, and the man with all the moves — the founder of dance fitness sensation Zumba.
2019-08-0258 minWorldLink | Deutsche WelleWorldLink: Myths and legendsOn this week's show, the true story of the most famous diamond in the world: the Koh-i-Noor. The tale of this legendary stone has all the trappings of a cracking good adventure novel, complete with emperors and wars, greed, secrets and even a curse. Plus, we take a journey down the mighty River Nile, a life line for many countries in eastern Africa.
2019-07-2558 minWorldLink | Deutsche WelleWorldLink: A coincidence of historyFifty years after the first moon landing, we'll hear how images of the historic feat were beamed to millions around the world thanks to a radio telescope in the Australian countryside. We'll also mark the 75th anniversary of Operation Valkyrie — the failed plot by Count von Stauffenberg to assassinate Adolf Hitler.
2019-07-1159 minWorldLink | Deutsche WelleWorldLink: Risk nothing, gain nothingAs Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement gains momentum, we speak with Joseph Cheng of the pro-democracy coalition Alliance for True Democracy. Plus, we meet the Berlin renters fighting to save their communities from investors, discover an innovative approach to treating alcoholism in Canada and hear the sound of guitars made of wood salvaged from New York's torn-down buildings.
2019-07-0658 minWorldLink | Deutsche WelleWorldLink: Present imperfectWe investigate the disappearance of activist Sombath Somphone in Laos, discover the growing world of satire in India and find out how people in the "new" Russia are faring 30 years on from the Soviet Union. Plus, we visit a community garden for refugees in the US state of Georgia, examine the dire humanitarian situation in Yemen and explore the link between art and science in Venice.
2019-06-2858 minWorldLink | Deutsche WelleWorldLink: Trailblazers and transcendenceThis week on the show, we hear from a big name in Russian rap about Russia's clampdown on the music scene, Indian artist Raghava KK on how artificial intelligence can create transcendent art, and a pioneering African American doctor from the Bronx who's still practicing medicine in her nineties.
2019-06-2158 minWorldLink | Deutsche WelleWorldLink: IdentityOn this week's show, we'll be meeting the Uighur families who've left China for a safer life in Turkey. Plus: the British-Somali woman changing perceptions about food and identity.
2019-06-1358 minWorldLink | Deutsche WelleWorldLink: China's pathThis week on WorldLink we look at China's past and future. We hear from former activists about the brutal crackdown on student-led protests in Beijing's Tiananmen Square 30 years ago, and we find out how a sleepy village in the German countryside became a hub for Chinese businesses. Plus, a mountaineer's take on this year's deadly Mount Everest climbing season.
2019-06-0758 minWorldLink | Deutsche WelleWorldlink: Life turned upside downOn this week's show, we visit a women's soccer club in Berlin that has become a home away from home for refugee women. We'll also hear the story of how a DNA test became a life-changing gift for a woman who had just turned 60.
2019-05-2958 min
WFR Church Sermon AudioWorldlink - Home & AbroadMike Kellett and Dr Trent Langhofer wrap up the Worldlink series with Home and Abroad
2016-10-1730 min
WFR Church Sermon AudioWorldlink - Home & AbroadMike Kellett and Dr Trent Langhofer wrap up the Worldlink series with Home and Abroad
2016-10-1730 min2016-10-0929 min2016-10-0929 minWFR Church Sermon AudioWorldlink - Things I Still BelieveMike Kellett continues Worldlink series with Things I Still Believe
2016-10-0226 minWFR Church Sermon AudioWorldlink - Things I Still BelieveMike Kellett continues Worldlink series with Things I Still Believe
2016-10-0226 min