Hosted by Dr. David Derose

Hosted by Dr. David Derose

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Hosted by Dr. David Derose episodes

  • 12 - 02 - 2019 Beck et al
    Title: “Tools for Life and Health”
    Guests: Hazel Beck, SoCal Veterans Business Outreach Center; Amanda McDonald, InBody Corporation
    Description: Have you ever thought about starting your own business? This week’s show opens with practical information and tools for small business startup, especially for Native American veterans and their families. The last two segments of this week’s show acquaint listeners with InBody, a company providing high tech body composition tools that can help tribes and individuals address diabetes, obesity, and more.
    For more information: Sba.gov/vboc; InBody.com
    59 min
  • 11 - 25 - 2019 Farm Stew et al
    Title: “Education and Inspiration”
    Guests: Edwin Dysinger and Susan Cherne, Farm Stew; Yves Monnier, It Is Written
    Description: In this week’s show you’ll first learn how an online curriculum called “Farm Stew Basic,” developed for indigenous peoples in Africa, might be used in Indian Country. Next, you’ll gain inspiration in healthy living from Yves Monnier who used practical lifestyle principles to drop 80 pounds in about 12 months.
    For more information: FarmStew.org and ItIsWritten.tv or ItIsWritten.com
    59 min
  • 11 - 18 - 2019 Union Springs et al
    Title: “Recapturing Indigenous Educational Values” (Encore)
    Guests: Sarah Coleman, Student, & Hilde Barrera, Principal, Union Springs Academy; James Hartley, President, Lay Institute for Global Health Training (also Wildwood Health Institute); Alan Seiler, Organic Farmer
    Description: Sterile classrooms have become all too common in the 21st century. Today’s show connects you with individuals and institutions who are reconnecting people with Native values like natural remedies and learning lessons from the land.
    For more info: www.UnionSpringsAcademy.org (315-889-7314); www.wildwoodhealth.org
    59 min
  • 11 - 11 - 2019 Crosby et al
    Title: “Transformations Among Indigenous Populations”
    Guests: Nancy and James Crosby; Michael Robinson, MD, Guam SDA Clinic; Jeremy O’Neal, MD, Nephrologist
    Description: Today’s guests share the transformative power of indigenous wisdom and modern science. You’ll learn how “worthless land” near the Navajo nation was turned into an award-winning garden; how First Nations peoples in Guam are transforming their health; how a specialist is using diet to help change the narrative about kidney failure; and much more.
    For more information: [email protected] (Robinson); 217-322-2516 (Crosbys)
    59 min
  • 11 - 04 - 2019, Young et al
    Title: “Skills for Rescue and Relief”
    Guests: Rick Young, Union College; Loren Fish, Holbrook Indian School; and Tom and Alane Waters, Restoration International
    Description: Rick Young begins this week’s show with a description of an innovative college degree in International Rescue and Relief. Dr. DeRose’s guests then discuss imparting skills to “rescue” other high-risk groups like Native youth from disadvantaged backgrounds and individuals in dysfunctional marriages.
    For further information: www.ucollege.edu/irr; Restoration-international.org; www.Holbrookindianschool.org or 928-524-6845.
    59 min
  • 10 - 28 - 2019, Schleifer et al
    Title: “Dealing with Desperate Diseases”
    Guests: Keith Schleifer, MD, and Joyce Choe, MD
    Description: Cancer and autoimmune diseases are among today’s most threatening diagnoses. Practicing physicians Drs. Keith Schleifer of Colorado and Joyce Choe of Washington share encouraging insights into natural therapies that may help with these conditions.
    For further information: www.Eden-valley.org or 970-669-7730 (Schleifer); www.Drjoycechoe.com
    59 min
  • 10 - 21 - 2019 NAPS et al
    Title: “The Power of Service”
    Guests: Nirvana Walton & Bethie Melidor (NAPS); Terri Saelee (Adventist Refugee and Immigrant Ministries); Karen Holland (Oklahoma Academy); Hildelisa Flickinger, MS, RD, CNSC
    Description: Engaging in service can enrich your own life and change the world around you. Today’s show explores the power of service in diverse settings ranging from schools, to refugee camps, to the kitchens in our own homes.
    For further information: www.NAPSglobal.org; www.refugeeministries.org; OklahomaAcademy.org (405-454-6211); or [email protected]
    59 min
  • 10 - 14 - 2019 Griffin
    Title: “The Power of Mindset”
    Guest: Vickie Griffin, MS, MPA, Director, Lifestyle Matters
    Description: Popular health educator, Vicki Griffin, shares her personal story of overcoming an abusive childhood, sharing survival skills about the power of “mindset” that can help each listener with his or her own challenges.
    For further information: www.LifestyleMatters.com
    59 min
  • 10 - 07 - 2019 Hildelisa et al
    Title: “Feeding Your Brain”
    Guests: Hildelisa Flickinger, RD; Jean Marie Smith, ND: Costin Jordache, MA, MBA; and David Grams
    Description: Optimal brain function requires an optimal lifestyle. Gain insights into how nutrition, media, and education all affect our brain’s health—and our health in general.
    For further information: itiswritten.org (HF); [email protected] (JMS); Artvnow.com (CJ); and heartland.edu (DG)
    59 min
  • 09 - 30 - 2019 Hydro Oakhaven
    Title: “Harnessing Hydrotherapy”
    Guests: Rich and Ronda Smith, Oak Haven Health, Michigan
    Description: Across tribal lines, Native Americans have harnessed the power of water for healing. Today’s show features simple hydrotherapy treatments you can use in your own home.
    For further information: [email protected] (269-236-8326) or ariseandshinehealth.com (605-519-1019)
    59 min

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A one-hour weekly talk show focusing on health issues in Indian country, viewed in a holistic way in keeping with traditional Native perspectives, hosted by David DeRose M.D.