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Join Caddy Frink and Patricia Carter for a candid chat about the dangerous resurgence of inhalant use disorder and how it impacts a whole new generation. Patricia gets real about her own long-term recovery journey, opening up about the childhood trauma and search for belonging that initially led her to substance abuse. The two break down the hidden risks of common household items and share what people should be looking out for right now.

More signs of authoriatarianism in the US; Trump and team trying to hide bad economic news; ICE killings in Texas and Maine.

Join Paul Metsa for a deep dive into Bob Dylan’s mesmerizing recent concert at the brand-new Mystic Lake Amphitheater in Shakopee, Minnesota. He’s joined by a stellar lineup of Dylan experts and lifelong fans—musician Robbie Vee, arts curator Colleen Sheehy, and veteran journalist Martin Keller—who share their honest takeaways and favorite moments from the historic gig. From swapping incredible backstage stories about Dylan’s early days to dissecting his ever-changing live sound, it’s a conversation you won’t want to miss!

Katrina Simons sits down with high school general education teacher Emma in part 2 of our conversation to unpack what it’s really like supporting students with disabilities in a bustling ninth-grade classroom. The two dive into the everyday realities of managing IEP accommodations, navigating the social dynamics of high school inclusion, and collaborating with special education teams. The conversation highlights the practical strategies teachers use to ensure classroom inclusion works effectively for all students.

Hypnotherapy can be an incredibly helpful strategy to promote mental wellbeing. Have you wondered about how it works or what circumstances it is used to treat? Join hosts Becky McNattin and Tara Martini, as they invite hypnotherapist Calvin Hedberg onto the show again to answer all your questions about this modality!

Dr. Stefano Sinicropibreaks down the latest news, trends and safety regarding health supplements like peptides, GLP1’s and more!

What happens to your belongings after you’re gone? In this episode of Sorting Through Life, Colleen Waterston sits down with estate attorney, Rachel Schromen, to discuss how planning ahead can protect your legacy and make life easier for the people you love.

The conversation explores why it’s important to talk with your family about which belongings hold sentimental value to them because the items they treasure may not be the ones you expect. From deciding who receives meaningful keepsakes to understanding wills, charitable giving, and estate planning basics, this episode offers practical guidance for preparing for the future.

Tetyana Shippee, PhD, Associate Director of Research, and Marti DeLiema, PhD, Associate Director of Education at the Center for Healthy Aging and Innovation at University of Minnesota join host Ken Haglind on “Living Healthy and Aging Well” to discuss their work and research. CHAI’s mission is to advance interdisciplinary aging science; create meaningful and immersive educational experiences in aging; build and sustain innovations in care and services; and establish vibrant community, governmental, business, and individual collaborations to promote healthy aging for Minnesotans and people across the country.

Find out more at https://www.sph.umn.edu/research/centers/chai/ https://onestop.umn.edu/registration/senior-citizen-education-program