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Today on HuttCast:  Direct From the Doc and in his words!!! Read his Bio below. 
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In early 2020 I lost my Father-in-law because of ill-advised hospital protocols. Since that time, I have been on a mission to help educate the public about the dangers to Americans, in many of our "institutes of health".

I am passionate about exposing corruption of the medical system and the powers that be in this country. My focus is on medical freedom, education, and waking up the world with the truth.

I hope to inform, inspire and empower those who are struggling with personal health issues. I promise to deliver real research and applicable information that can free people from emotional despair and fear, created by symptoms of disease and disinformation.

Ardis Labs and the Ardis Healing Center have helped thousands of patients from all over the world, including, from countries as far away as the Philippines, Taiwan, Australia, Barbados, Italy, Scotland and many more.

I am the CEO of ArdisLabs and Host of The Dr. Ardis Show.

I sold the Ardis Healing Center in October of 2018, and now consult the three practitioners who have taken over the practice, which now carries the name, North Texas Healing Center.

I co-founded TruLabs LLC and formulate all of the hydration products we make.

You can find my podcast, "The Dr. Ardis Show", on vokalnow, rumble and right here on the site.

You can find all our healthy and natural Ardis Labs products right here on the site.

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         In these crazy times of lawlessness,  there's ONE hope and Mayor Jacob Frey has the answer.  His answer is to hire a guy for 300k to do the job of MLPS police, fire and office of public protection including himself and the governor of Minnesota. I personally cannot understand this crazy thoughts.  Tune in and find out what Insane thought patterns are developing here in Minneapolis.  

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Dr.  Scott is on point again at HuttCast with our conversations about his vision.  His candor and to the point conversation is well worth the time.   One of todays topic is Row. V Wade his medical opinion is spot on!  tune in and listen to Dr. Scott make both sides of the isle make  sense.   

Dr. Scott's message ( below )

Minnesota is a marvel.

Its natural beauty and rich history are like none other in the world. We’ve seen companies built here, lives changed here, and history made here. But the most impressive part about Minnesota is its people.

We sometimes forget the intrinsic greatness found in the hearts of Minnesotans. The politics of the last couple decades have clouded it. But our farmers and miners continue to steward our land and create value for the rest of the world. Our parents and teachers sacrifice to make the lives of our kids better. From the Iron Range, to the Twin Cities, to the prairies of Southern Minnesota, our people want the same thing: a fair shake, a safe neighborhood, and the freedom to pursue a future. That’s what a Scott Jensen administration would unlock for Minnesota families.

I’ve grown up here, I’ve seen the challenges, I’ve stood strong because that’s what Minnesotans do. We will not be smothered by a culture war or partisan politics any longer. We want to move into the future with a pioneering spirit guided by courage and seeking greatness. Yes – We have our wounds, we have calloused hands, and hard-fought scars – but as we heal from the policies of the past, we must also take back the reins of who we are and lead: lead the nation in education, in good jobs, in safety, and in human dignity and personal freedom.

The spirit of Minnesota is still strong. It’s time to reclaim our place in the world and lead.

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      HuttCast Interviews Fathers of all ages, from 22Years of age to 86. Tune in and get some prospective on this Day of Days for Dads. 

Father's Day
Sunday, June 19, 2022

Description and Definition:

Father's Day is a holiday of honoring fatherhood and paternal bonds, as well as the influence of fathers in society. In Catholic countries of Europe, it has been celebrated on March 19 as Saint Joseph's Day since the Middle Ages. 

Date: Sunday, June 19, 2022

Significance: Honor's fathers and fatherhood

Observed by: 111+ countries

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            Today on HuttCast:  Mary 153: Mother of the Angels contains multiple short stories of modern-day miracles to some much older and possibly long forgotten. If you are suffering from the loss of a loved one, looking for a connection to that loved one, needing inspiration, or just a different perspective, this will be the book for you.  Our Guest is Bonnie Bee Bultman has a Master of Science as a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, Advanced Practice Registered Nurse, Associates Degree as a Registered Nurse, and a Bachelor of Science with a Major in Mortuary Science. Fourteen years of forensic death investigation in Hennepin County, which includes Minneapolis, MN, and Anoka County of MN, USA. Twenty-plus years as an RN, with over half in advanced practice anesthesia.   

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         Today on HuttCast,   Heartfelt conversation with Anne the wife of Scott Quiner.  In her own words she explains the difficult times the family endured.  See article from KSTP channel 5 in Minneapolis. 

  A judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a woman against Mercy Hospital in Coon Rapids to keep her husband on a ventilator.

According to the latest court filing, Judge Jennifer Stanfield ruled the temporary restraining order that was filed on Jan. 13 is now dissolved. In addition, the filing states a hearing which had been scheduled for Feb. 13 has been removed from the court calendar.

Anne Quiner filed the lawsuit, claiming she did not agree with a Mercy Hospital staff decision to take her husband, Scott Quiner, off a ventilator. Scott Quiner had been diagnosed with COVID-19 last fall and was first hospitalized in Waconia in October. He was then transferred to Mercy Hospital in November.

Stanfield granted a restraining order, requiring the hospital to keep Scott Quiner on the ventilator.

RELATED: Judge blocks Mercy Hospital from taking COVID-19 patient off ventilator after wife files lawsuit

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Tune in to this musical HuttCast, more than you will ever expect.

Ted Yoder Band is a progressive band led by the barefoot “Bela Fleck of the hammered dulcimer.” Ted’s music rocketed around the world when his instrumental version of Everybody Wants to Rule the World went viral with over 100 million views. 

Ted leads from a heart in touch with human emotion and experience. When his whole family survived a car accident, it caused Ted to rethink everything. 

“My dad died in a car accident when he was 54. I had to ask myself, ‘If this were my last day on earth, am I satisfied with what I’ve done and how I’ve shown my children to live?’” 

And so he took the leap into a music career. Ted then won the title of National Hammered Dulcimer Champion. His breakout band has already opened for Jake Shimabukuro. 

At concerts Ted is joined by marimba, drums, percussion, fretless bass, and strings to create a sound like the love child of Dave Matthews Band and Emerson, Lake, & Palmer. 

The musical chemistry and stage banter between Ted, Sarah Haag (marimba), Doug Haag (drums and percussion), and Toby Hazlett (fretless bass and electric upright), puts the sheer joy of pursuing your dreams on display.

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Today on HuttCast Dr Neil Shah a man with his eye on the ball!

    I am a husband, father, physician, business owner and son of immigrants.  I’m running for Governor to Save Minnesota from career politicians that have failed us. I love Minnesota, and I believe Minnesota is worth saving. Listen to me on HuttCast. 

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Little Rock teacher Martha Cothren uses some unorthodox teaching methods in her social studies classroom at Joe T. Robinson High School in Little Rock, Arkansas. But she gets her message across.

On the first day of school in September 2005, with permission of the school superintendent, the principal, and the building supervisor, she had all of the desks taken out of the classroom. 

When the kids walked in for first period, there were no desks. They looked around and asked, "Where are our desks?"

The teacher said, "You can't have a desk until you tell me how you earn them."

They thought, "Well, maybe it's our grades."

"No," she said.

"Maybe it's our behavior?"

She told them, "No, it's not even your behavior."

And so they came and went in the first period. Still no desks in the classroom. Second period, same thing. Third period, same. 

By early afternoon television news crews had gathered in the class to find out about this crazy teacher who had taken all the desks out of the classroom. The last period of the day, the instructor gathered her class.

They were sitting on the floor around the sides of the room. She said, "Throughout the day no one has really understood how you earn the desks that sit in this classroom ordinarily. Now I'm going to show you how and why you have the right to sit in this class."

She went over to the door of her classroom and opened it, and as she did 27 U.S. veterans, wearing their uniforms, walked into that classroom, each one carrying a school desk. 

They placed those school desks in rows, and then they stood along the wall. By the time they had finished placing the desks, those kids, perhaps for the first time in their lives, understood how they got the right to sit at those desks. FREEDOM!

Their teacher said, "You don't have to earn those desks. These guys did it for you. They put them out there for you, but it's up to you to sit here responsibly, to learn, to be good students and good citizens, because they paid a price for you to have that desk. Don't ever forget it."

The e-mail was drawn from former Arkansas Governor (and Republican Presidential hopeful) Mike Huckabee's 2 March 2007 address to the Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington, DC. 

Also included in Governor Huckabee's remarks, but not in the e-mail:

"My friend, I think sometimes we forget that the freedoms that we have are freedoms not because of celebrities. The freedoms are because of ordinary people who did extraordinary things, who loved this country more than life itself, and who not only earned a school desk for a kid at the Robinson High School in Little Rock, but who earned a seat for you and me to enjoy this great land we call home, this wonderful nation that we better love enough to protect and preserve with the kind of conservative, solid values and principles that made us a great nation.

"We live in the Land of the Free because of the brave."

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           Thank you for tuning in. Today we talk about  baby formula and its availability to mothers and their families.  Then a local conversation to Champlin MN,  Nate Truesdell - City of Champlin (His Vision, His Opinion, His Passion) stay tuned for HuttCast

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