On today's show it's an interview with Dr. Katherine Erlich, a board certified pediatrican who said good-bye to her large conventional pediatric practice in Bingham Farms, Michigan in 2009 and resumed caring for patients through Healing the Whole Child, PLLC. We talk to Dr. Erlich about what prompted her to write her book Super Nutrition for Babies, nutritional foundation for kids, can you reverse the negative effects of poor nutrition?, and what are some super foods we need to be getting into our kids?

On today’s show Mark and Rick have a conversation with Jayson and Mira Calton -- they are among the world's leading experts on the topics of weight management, lifestyle medicine and micronutrient deficiency. Their high success rate working with adults and children to achieve sustainable weight loss and reverse health and disease conditions has made their consultancy highly sought after by celebrities, athletes and top corporate executives around the world. It is their belief that becoming micronutrient sufficient is the first step towards preventing and reversing many of today's most prevalent health conditions and diseases. (I stole that from their website). We talk to them about osteoporosis, the importance of micronutrients, bad multivitamins, a great multivitamin, a coupon code!, how the Caltons are like the late, great Weston A. Price, and the universal truth of nutrition.

On today's episode Rick and I really focus on the "Enjoy Life" Pillar of the Simply Human Lifestyle with a four-way discussion with Vinnie Tortorich and Anna Vocino of the Angriest Trainer Podcast. It's a word association game where we talk about, fitness confidential, college football, donaldsonville, bond girls, villa capelli, the biggest loser, breaking bad, toddlers and tiaras, how starbucks is like the mafia, what kind of animals are vinnie and anna, oprah and pink pants, and voice overs. It's wheels off with lots of bleeps and lots of fun!

On today’s show we highlight the “Move Like a Human” Pillar of the Simply Human Lifestyle with a conversation with biomechanist and author Katy Bowman where we talk about pregnancy, unnecessary intervention, sitting Indian style, household furniture, the definition of natural, and walking. Then it’s another hilarious edition of Rick the Caveman and an introduction to his beautiful wife, Glarn. The Simply Human Tips of the Week are 1) don’t text and drive and 2) LAUGH. Thanks for listening. Tell a friend. Like us on facebook and follow me on twitter. (see links below)

On today’s show we talk to Dr. Richard Hansler co-founder of lowbluelights.com and adjunct professor at John Carroll University. Dr. Hansler spent 42 years as a senior scientist at the world-renowned GE Nela Park lighting laboratory, where he was instrumental in the development of several lighting techniques and applications. We talk about artificial lights, melatonin and cancer risks, circadian rhythms, rapid eye movement, memory loss, f.lux software, pregnancy and babies, depression and Ambien.

Once again joined by everybody's favorite co-host, Rick, it's a conversation with Ben Greenfield where we talk about coffee, crystals, cold showers and one more "c" that you'll have to listen to find out what it is. Then it's another edition of Humans Being Human with Jim Laird and Molly  Galbraith about a dude shattering his arms and a vomit story. The Simply Human Tip of the Week is EAT MORE FAT.

Here are the links to some of what we talk about on today's show:

paleo manifesto

upgradedself.com

superhumanencoder.com

squattypotty.com

beyondtrainingbook.com

5 minute journal

J&M Strength and Conditioning

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On today's show co-hosted by your favorite co-host, Rick, we talk to 2 time Olympian Eva T of Eva T strength and condition about family, speed, 3 peaks, 4 pillars, heart rate variability, finding passion in movement, packing on muscle, rodeo clowns, advice for women’s collegiate athletes, flossing, tropical water surfing, and PaleoFX.

Then Rick and I tell a few funny stories that all have to do with Poetic Justice and we wrap up with our Simply Human Tip of the Week.

http://www.evatstrengthandconditioning.com/

Train Like a Girl

“Reverse Progression” article

iThlete app

SweetBeat app

paleofx.com

Becoming a Supple Leopard

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Jim Laird and Molly Galbraith are the Strength Coaches and Wellness Instructors at J&M Strength and Conditioning. Together they have over 20 years of experience coaching everyone from Professional Athletes, to Pageant Contestants, to Soccer Moms. They were both competitive athletes. Jim wrestled, played football and was an elite-level Powerlifter. Molly was a competitive gymnast, cheerleader, figure competitor and currently competes in Powerlifting as well. After several years of dedicating themselves to extreme sports, they have both come to appreciate a more balanced, well-rounded approach to training, and this is the approach they use with most of their clients as well. (this text taken straight from j-mstrength.com site). Today we talk about getting more out of less, adult bookstores, babies, beast mode, group fitness classes, misfits, 10,000 pitches, recovering from a C-section, and being more mindful to enjoy life.

Then it’s a short essay about a snorkeling disaster -- and our simply human tip of the week -- justgetflux.com.

Here are links to the stuff we talked about today. Had lots of fun with Molly and Jim -- look for them in future editions of Humans Being Human -- they gave me some doozys. 

Girls Gone Strong

Paleo Coach by Jason Seib

http://j-mstrength.com/

The Miss Fits

JustGetFlux.com

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Episode 11 of the Simply Human Podcast. A Sleep episode featuring night shift worker and policeman Rick...we talk about ambien, orange glasses, sleep masks, memory loss, night-shift cocktails, and more!

The Humans Being Human Segment is a story about a Solo Dad Disaster.

The Simply Human Tip of the Week is to simulate a sunset in your home by using natural light or light from orange sources.

www.mindfold.com

Brainwave app

LowBlueLights.com

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In Episode 10 we talk to author and certified genius Dr. Paul Jaminet about the Perfect Health Diet, why grains are bad, the benefits of white rice, long-term dining out strategies, foods you aren’t eating but SHOULD be, how a low-fat diet makes you fat, why your doctor and vet should talk more, yoyo dieting, and circadian rhythms.

http://perfecthealthdiet.com/

retreat -- http://albertoaks.com/

Then it's another edition of Rick the Caveman. We check in with our buddy and find out what he's been up to the last three weeks. The segment is rated PG-13.

Then it's the Simply Human Tip of the Week which is eat more coconut and coconut products.

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