The time for natural healthcare and paying attention to your body’s cues. An interview with Kellie Cook NP owner of Yoga Plant

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Wouldn’t the opportunity to monitor your health in real timebe a worthwhile endeavor? More devices are coming on the market to sensors our bodies, and on this episode Dr. Usher and his wife Patti tell us about what they learned about this technology at a recent conference.  These devices can provide real time feedback on things like blood sugar.

Patti has started to wear one of these devices (LINGO) andwhat has she learned? Including the impact on blood sugar that came from some surprising foods. How is it educating her both in validation for previous thoughts and planned changes.

No prescription is needed for these devices they discuss.

On this episode we learn about Sam Schlewitz, one of the attorneys with the firm in downtown Eau Claire. He has been practicing law for over 20 years, but only after first exploring a career in education. So we learn why that pivot came? We also find out why he returned to the area after attending college in the south and how life experiences have made him a better attorney over the years.

Increased attention has been placed in recent years on theunhouse population in Eau Claire.  Lisa Leazott, is the on-site coordinator for the Haven House which is a shelter forthe homeless population.  How is it funded and what are some of the biggest misconceptions of homeless shelters she hears locally.

Along the way, we hear the fast food restaurant she was addicted too while pregnant and her favorite local food stuff.

From formal vow renewals and affirmations to something more informally, Ronnie discusses ways to rejuvenate that relationship.  She covers reasons why couples may choose to do a vow renewals and the benefits that may come from this.  

And renewals go beyond intimate relationships.  Theycan extend to relationships in the workplace, such as the one that exists between boss-employee.

Recent news surrounding the proposed closing of DownsvilleElementary has elicited many feelings in Menomonie.  Emilie talks with Julie Fiege, a lifelong Menomonie resident and a retired kindergarten teacher at Downsville Elementary. What are the potential community impacts to losing the school if its closed?

 Vince, John, and Dave talk about Mona Lisa, coworkers who bring their kid's fundraiser to work, and the Mount Rushmore ranking system. 

Scott explains why a recent disturbance by a UWEC Faculty Member is at its root NOT POLITICAL and why that ultimately should lead to the man's firing.

Also, thoughts on the latest in the Lily Peters case

Jazz Fest returns to downtown Eau Claire this month whichgives us the perfect reason to bring Amber Scharenbroch, who is a member of the event’s board.  Like a good jazz band, we rift and roll with the time on this episode. We toss a few things in and make it all work, all lubricated by a delicious beverage from The Brewing Projekt that…ahhh…looks like Oscar the Grouch’s sweat.

Presented by Keystone Financial in Eau Claire

Pat and Jesse revisit a couple of subjects, including deciding where you want to live in retirement. Is it where you currently are, or someplace different? They also go over the kinds of questions you need to ask to help you determine the answers you need. Then Pat goes over a retirement checklist to make sure you have everything necessary for your retirement plan.