Ama's Weekly

ACES- Adverse Childhood Experiences is the acronym that explainsperson's the idea of trauma and how it relates to a persons health. Mike and I also talked about how this applies to communities and what we can do to heal from trauma.

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In this episode of the podcast I sat down with political candidate Doc Clements running for the 101 district in Lebanon County against the current state representative Frank Ryan. In this episode of the podcast, we talked about his plans if he gets elected, what he feels his opponent is currently doing that is not benefiting the community and what his definition of leadership is.

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the USA and the world as we know have been experiencing a ton of chaos lately and my friend Blake and I decided to share two different points of view and show people we can still respect each other and for that I am thankful. Please beware that the sound of this episode as it was done in an outside setting.

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In this episode of the podcast, I sat down with middle school teacher Becky Dubert and we sat down to talk about the importance of education, some of the things she has learned, and where she is seeing the future of education going.

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William Trostel and I sat down to chat about what it took him to get into photography, what he has learned so far, and some advice he would give startup photographers looking to get in the industry and why art is so important for a city.

His website: http://www.williamtrostelphotography.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/willtrostel/

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Deborah Bybee is a sexual health educator who teaches sex ed classes at HACC-Lebanon. She and I sat down to chat about breaking the stigmas that exist around sex and why it is important to talk about this topic and help people feel comfortable exploring these conversations within a community level.

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In this episode of the podcast, we had Patrick Wieger who was with us earlier this year for a podcast episode talking about his life and business, in this episode we had him sharing what he has learned as an entrepreneur during COVID-19 times.

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"I  grew up during the 1950s as a shy child in Lebanon, PA. I remember the thrill of learning to read. In second grade I got my first vocal solo and started piano lessons. From then on, music and words tied for first place in my heart. An awareness of my psychic abilities evolved, but I  didn’t talk about it – not even to my family.

During  that era, it was unusual for women to work. Since my mother had a job,  the other kids’ moms often asked me why. I told them – she’s a nurse; we  need nurses. Mom’s open-minded attitude about women’s abilities meant  that when my elementary teacher gave me an assignment on a historical figure, I saw the lack of women in history.

After  I graduated from Penn State with a BA in music and an MA in humanities,  I had many different careers. I was a flight attendant; worked in a  variety of bands; did some radio and television; wrote corporate videos; and taught music, speech, and drama.

In my early thirties, my daughter Layla was born, and several years later,  my son Gavin. I wanted to be the best parent I could, so I researched other mothers. At the same time, I used my psychic abilities and became known among local and state police departments as I worked quietly on murder cases. After many years, I openly discussed my unusual gifts and starred in an episode of Psychic Witness on the ID channel.

I  love to teach, research, write, and at the same time, use my psychic abilities. I find joy in words, walks, and my changing role as a mother of grown children."

To learn more about Jan, go to her website https://www.janhelenmcgee.com/the-book

Lebanon Family Health Services is hosting a free event in Lebanon Couty (By appointment only) where they will provide free STI testing. They encourage people on taking care of themselves and other people as well by being responsible and getting tested if you have a sexually active lifestyle. The dates of these free testing will take place Monday June 29th,  Monday, July 13, Wednesday, July 15, and Monday, July 27th. Make sure that you are calling in to make your appointment 717-273-6741

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Jasmine Bucher is the Director of Educational Technology at Lebanon Valley College and Theater Director at Palmyra Area High School. and Shila Ulrich is the Executive Director of The Caring Cupboard, a choice food pantry in Central Pennsylvania.  Passionate about communication, expression, and collaboration, Jasmine  seeks opportunities where she can help others find their voice for community good. For over 25 years, technology and theatre have helped  her do so, particularly working with K-12 and higher education environments. Before working in educational technology, Jasmine worked extensively in communications and state politics.  She currently serves on the board of the Hershey Area Playhouse and is an enthusiastic volunteer of The Caring Cupboard. Shila is passionate about building strong communities through collaboration and has worked in many capacities to realize this vision.  She currently serves on the board of Palmyra Interfaith Manor and  Lebanon County Housing Authority. Additionally, she serves on the Better  Together Lebanon County steering committee and is the co-chair of the  Healthy Food Access Committee. 

Link to their podcast show: https://open.spotify.com/show/0RcFQEGqAvfJCpF2IAdXLW?si=EjFSKEUyShqkaTcrrjywoQ

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