American Indian Living – Lifetalk Radio

Native Hawaiian, Mercy Ritte shares insights from her cutting-edge, violence-prevention work as featured at the American Public Health Association's 2020 Annual Meeting. For further information: [email protected];. Bonus video content available at: https:__youtu.be_CLaINfxL1F4

For years, public health professionals have been talking about "social determinants of health." However, few are discussing health's commercial determinants. Dr. Eric Crosbie pulls back the curtain on how big business is impacting the health of people throughout Indian Country--and the world. For further information: https:__www.unr.edu_public-health_faculty_eric-crosbie

Dr. David DeRose shares insights from the American Public Health Association's first virtual annual meeting, including life-changing insights on the recognition of, and first aid for, seizures. For further information: epilepsy.com; AIANL.org; or opa.hhs.gov_adolescent-health for the Youth Listening Session Toolkit

Medical student, Michael Stocker demonstrates how you don't have to be an expert to make a big difference in people's lives. Michael shares insights from his health work with indigenous peoples in North America and Africa years before obtaining a medical degree. For further information: lovingservice.us; compasshealth.net_ebola. Bonus video content available at https:__youtu.be_jspWR_5ouLc

Tribal organizations and Native-owned businesses find themselves in the same challenging environment that confronts other workplaces. Clint Padgett helps listeners tap into strategies that build social relationships, increase workplace efficiency and mitigate stress. For More Info: www.clintonmpadgett.com Bonus video content at: https:__youtu.be_DYrWorfX58w

Are new technologies jeopardizing our eye health? Can simple strategies help preserve your vision? Optometrist, Jeff Kegarise, answers these questions and more about eye health--as well as providing insights into running a successful health care office or non-health-related business. For More Information: www.theK2Way.com

Where do you turn when a loved one is struggling with addiction? Susan Burrowes shares the lessons she learned in helping her teen-aged daughter access a variety of addiction services. Today's program draws from Susan's award-winning book chronicling their struggles and victories. For More Information: www.susanburrowes.com

A better understanding of your own personality can help you at home, in your workplace, at tribal council meetings, and more. Chris Sernaque explains the importance of personality tests and walks listeners through an actual test that provides individualized personality insights. For more info: Truity.com or podcasts, "Current Topics in Science" and "Pilate's Interview". Bonus video content at: https:__youtu.be_dWJCD-zWLrc

Dr. Greg Steinke has been on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic. In today's show, he shares some of the best news about the worldwide battle with this novel virus. His presentation will take you far beyond COVID-19, as Dr. Steinke helps listeners make connections with other chronic diseases like diabetes and high blood pressure. Bonus Video Content Available at: https://youtu.be/uaV91xXESZ0

Whether on a rural reservation or in a bustling urban environment, our children face a variety of threats--many of which are commonly overlooked. On this week's show, two guests from America's Heartland provide a fresh look at keeping our children safe. For further information, contact: www.safekids.org