American Indian Living – Lifetalk Radio

Guests_ Bob Parrish RN, MPH (Wiott); and Barb Anderson, LSW (Chippewa, Turtle Mountain Band), Coordinator, Recruitment_Retention of American Indians into Nursing (RAIN) Program, Univ. of North Dakota

Description_ Bob Parrish, a registered nurse and master'''s level health educator, shares the benefits of a personal commitment to a healthy lifestyle. Barb Anderson relates how commitment to Native students by UND'''s nursing program is paying huge dividends throughout Indian Country.

Contact info_ www.nursing.und.edu_rain or 701-777-3049

Guest_ Gene Sambataro, DDS, FAGD, Director and Clinician, Julian Center for Comprehensive Dentistry; Author of "Stop the Snore."

Description_ Snoring can be a sign of serious, even life threatening issues._  Practicing dentist, Dr. Gene Sambataro shares insights into the dangers of snoring as well as its treatment and prevention.

For more information contact_ www.Drgenesambataro.com_  or www.juliandentist.com

On this week's episode, Gemalli Austin, DrPH, MPH (Mayan), Diabetes Education and Program Manager for the Lake County Tribal Health Consortium, Lake County, CA discusses how growing indigenous foods and other vegetables can be a powerful asset when it comes to controlling diabetes. Learn from Dr. Gemalli Austin who has been working with six Northern California tribes on a community garden project.

For further information contact: [email protected]

Today'''s guest is Eduardo Campos, Cybersecurity Expert, and Author of "From Problem Solving to Solution Design."

After years of military service in Brazil, Cybersecurity Expert, Eduardo Campos, came to the U.S. to work for organizations like Microsoft. Learn internet safety tips for yourself, your family, and your business.

For more information_ www.EECampos.com

Despite fears of acquiring an illness on board, David Yeskel, explains how cruise ships can actually be healthy choices. He also includes practical tips on inexpensive travel by ship and plane. David Yeskel, Travel Journalist, known as "The Cruise Guru". For more information_ www.oceancruise.guru

Our guest today, Fran Pitre, shares insights into parenting, mothering, and stress management based on her life experience raising three sets of twins and authoring the book; "Twins x 3". For more information_ www.franpitre.com

Nurse and public health professional, Joyce Ann Combes, shares life lessons on dimensions of healing. You'''ll appreciate her diverse career experiences that span from caring for patients in cancer wards at some of America'''s most prestigious hospitals to screening inner-city children for sickle cell disease to working with community health programs in rural America.

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For further information, contact [email protected] or check out "Grace Abounds Ministries-Joyce Ann Combes" on either Facebook or YouTube.

After seeing his mother and grandmother die of autoimmune liver disease, Gabe Arruda, realized the same condition was stalking him. Learn how he used a natural approach to beat the condition--and why Gabe believes the same strategies can help other autoimmune sufferers. Join us as we meet Gabriel and Jennifer Arruda, Authors of How I Reversed My Autoimmune Disease.

On today's episode, we welcome Lyn Woolford, the Chief of Police and City Administrator (Ashland, MO) and America's Favorite Crossing Guard, 2019; Jenny Brooks, SafeKids Worldwide (Columbia, MO, representative)

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

On today's episode, we welcome Tracy Prather, RT, CVT, MHA; Director Area Tribal Epi Center; and Kathryn Halbritter (Oneida, New York)

Find encouragement and life lessons from today's guests, one who runs a tribal epidemiology center and the other who is seeking a medical education to give back to her people.

For further information: www.spthb.org and [email protected]