PodMosh

Check out this week's show with Israel Isbell. This guy is an interesting person to have a conversation with. In this episode, we get into some rabit holes regarding church, religion, free-will/choice and its relationship, and so much more. Very interesting disussion. Check it out!

Michael Sullivante studies Neurotheology which asks the question about the relationship between our brain and its function and God. Topics inlclude what it means to "presence", psychedelics, the church, christianity, and more. Check it out!

Check out the business owner of Lively IV, a mobile IV company. We start with how he got into the business as a former paramedic and slowly jump into topics like death anxiety, Terror Management Theory, morality, Christianity, and so much more. Ya'll check it out!

Check out this week's show where Ashely talks about her experience first as a social worker within the foster care system, now as a nurse, then to adopting a family of siblings. We talk about many issues within foster care, their story and struggles, and so much more. It was truly an honor to hear their hearts and passions behind adoption. Ya'll check it out!

Dr. Bill Smock is the Police Surgeon and directs the Clinical Forensic Medicine Program for the Louisville Metro Police Department. In 1994, he became the first physician in the United States to complete a post-graduate fellowship in Clinical Forensic Medicine and has edited three textbooks on clinical forensic medicine, publishing more than 30 chapters and articles on forensic and emergency medicine. He is also the only doctor to testify at the George Floyd and Breonna Taylor trials. Along with those topics, we dive into the science and significance of strangulation in today's world. Check it out!

Lively IV: https://www.facebook.com/LivelyIV/?__xts__=-

Joel Covey is currently a flight paramedic in Texas. His goal was to get to every base and hospital in the state of Texas, giving him an interestnig perspective on medicine within this state. We talk about a variety of different topics within EMS including how to be a human within a grey world. Check it out!

Check out this company!

https://www.facebook.com/LivelyIV/?__xts__=-

Check out this episode where I throw out a theory from an article I found that attempts to explain consciousness and its relationship to vibrations.

https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/observations/the-hippies-were-right-its-all-about-vibrations-man/

Check out this awesome discussion with my friend as we talk about feminism, childhood trauma, psychology thereof, and so much more! Truly a pleasure to hear her story.

"My research aims to understand how the damaged, adult visual system can repair itself. To what extent can it do so? What are the principles governing such processes? How can knowledge we gain enhance vision restoration efforts?

The Visual Retraining Laboratory studies visual training as an approach to induce visual recovery after visual cortex damage in adulthood. Psychophysical techniques are used to both measure and retrain visual performance. In the past, neurochemical studies in an animal model allowed us to correlate neuronal changes with the degree and type of recovery attained as a function of training. For the last 10 years, we have applied this knowledge to devise increasingly effective training paradigms for humans with cortical blindness (a.k.a. hemianopia, quadrantanopia or cerebral visual impairment). Key to this effort has been our ability to use attentional manipulations, early training, multisensory integration and non-invasive, transcranial electrical stimulation to enhance visual recovery in these patients. Collaborative, functional MRI and animal studies are also being conducted to provide deeper insights into how the remaining visual circuitry is altered by both damage and training. This body of work aims to improve our understanding of the plasticity inherent in brain-damaged individuals with vision loss, and help design better treatments for this underserved patient population."

In this episode, we discuss a variety of topics regarding Dr. Huxlin's research, opinions, and more!

Check out this episode with Tiger, a guy I met in Florida who has an interesting story. It was amazing to learn from his story. In this episode we speak about his life training boxers, growing up as he learned about racism, light skinned vs dark skined, police, Chicago, and so much more. Yes, a white guy and a black guy talked about racism. *GASP*