The COVID-19 pandemic has heightened awareness of infection control measures in all professions. As optometrists, there are particularly important precautions to take. In this episode, optometrist Michelle Hanratty discusses the mechanisms of transmission for respiratory infections, gastrointestinal pathogens and eye illnesses with microbiologist Dr Conor Meehan. They also discuss the recommended measures to stay safe in practice. And Michelle explores a life-changing case of viral conjunctivitis

Celebrating Grandparents on Grandparents Day has become a tradition for Olive Community Services. The initial celebration 3 years ago was a wonderful experience for all who attended. Events dictated that last year's celebration were conducted virtually. This year, the staff at Olive Community Services designed a hybrid event that is worth hearing about. Grandparents Day is a national holiday, signed by proclamation in 1978 by President Jimmy Carter. It falls each year on the Sunday following Labor

Celebrating Grandparents on Grandparents Day has become a tradition for Olive Community Services. The initial celebration 3 years ago was a wonderful experience for all who attended. Events dictated that last year's celebration were conducted virtually. This year, the staff at Olive Community Services designed a hybrid event that is worth hearing about. Grandparents Day is a national holiday, signed by proclamation in 1978 by President Jimmy Carter. It falls each year on the Sunday following Labor

In today’s episode, we are talking to Amy Villaseñor, a product manager working in AI who has a passion for technologies that impact the way our society functions for the better. Amy is not only is on a mission to bring support and a voice to minorities but also focuses on exposing underserved students to STEM and higher education. Come join us for this real, authentic, and honest conversation about what it looks like to be an activist in 2021. In this episode, we answer questions

In today’s episode, we are talking to Tina Medina who is the Founder and Lead Visionary at the Vibe Movement. Tina was an educator for 12 years in South Central L.A., South Korea, and San Diego and now helps educators reconnect to their purpose and breath meaning into their lives through coaching retreats, professional development opportunities, and educational talks. Come join us for this conversation where we have a real, authentic, and honest conversation about what it looks like to do

In this episode, I discuss the different pathways you can take towards Army Special Forces selection, including from the full-time Army, Army Reserves, SFDRS and other Military branches. I also discuss the fitness activities and benchmarks you'll be required to reach IOT pass as well as be competitive. Finally, I discuss the different elements of the actual selection course.

What is the cost to us as individuals, and to society as a whole, of eating foods that have been depleted of their nutritional value? Peter Greenlaw, the researcher of researchers explains the R2M system that provides nutritionally dense support which only serves to benefit our health and well-being and especially as we age. Born from his personal story which motivated him to change his eating habits to save his life, Peter has spent the past 18 years studying and researching the innovations and

What is the cost to us as individuals, and to society as a whole, of eating foods that have been depleted of their nutritional value? Peter Greenlaw, the researcher of researchers explains the R2M system that provides nutritionally dense support which only serves to benefit our health and well-being and especially as we age. Born from his personal story which motivated him to change his eating habits to save his life, Peter has spent the past 18 years studying and researching the innovations and

In today’s episode, we are talking to Sarah Tuakli Cooper who is the Executive Director at the  League of Amazing Programmers, a volunteer at Voices for Children, where she serves as a court-appointed special advocate and is on the board of directors at the United Women of East Africa's support team. Come join us for this conversation where we discuss how to talk about anti-racism and inclusion with your friends and family, how to support your children through this conversation, and beginning

In today’s episode, we are talking to Rivka Bent who founded the first scholastic program of Architects of Change, which teaches students to challenge what is, imagine what can be, and move humanity forward. Rivka is passionate about creating a sense of belonging for all people and focuses on building diversity, equity, and inclusion both personally and professionally and is a steward for the “Bent Little Free Library”. Come join us for this conversation where we discuss what it means to be an

Traditionally an economy encompasses all activity related to production, consumption, and trade of goods and services in an area, and is generally thought of as referring to a country, More specifically, it is also a result of a set of processes that are impacted by culture, values, education, social organization, political structure as well as laws, history, and geography, among other factors, and it evolves due to the choices and actions of the participants. It is traditionally not thought of as

Traditionally an economy encompasses all activity related to production, consumption, and trade of goods and services in an area, and is generally thought of as referring to a country, More specifically, it is also a result of a set of processes that are impacted by culture, values, education, social organization, political structure as well as laws, history, and geography, among other factors, and it evolves due to the choices and actions of the participants. It is traditionally not thought of as

In today’s episode, we're talking to William Garnes who is a geoscientist at one of the world's largest private nonprofit research and development organizations. As one of the few black geologists, William has a perspective all his own on anti-racism and inclusion in the world around him. Come join us for this conversation where we discuss what it means to be an activist in 2021, how companies can bring more inclusion into their work environment, and how everyday people like you can make a

In this week's episode we talk to Bart Christian, Nationally recognized speaker in the school nutrition industry, and Craig Weidel Executive Director of School Nutrition Association of Arizona.

Bart Christian, a nationally recognized speaker in the school nutrition industry, talks about how to rediscover your power!

It is widely known that music boosts mood. It helps us connect to a happier time, recollect memories and create a sense of calm. A Feel Good index has determined that this occurs for songs with the most positive lyrics and uplifting melodies and have a certain number of beats/minute. In terms of music and person's with dementia, depression, Alzheimer's Disease, Parkinson's Disease and people with intellectual disabilities the research continues to support that music boosts mood, promotes calm,

It is widely known that music boosts mood. It helps us connect to a happier time, recollect memories and create a sense of calm. A Feel Good index has determined that this occurs for songs with the most positive lyrics and uplifting melodies and have a certain number of beats/minute. In terms of music and person's with dementia, depression, Alzheimer's Disease, Parkinson's Disease and people with intellectual disabilities the research continues to support that music boosts mood, promotes calm,

Will supply chains continue to be important in the future? - In this week's episode, we will talk to Bart Christian, Nationally recognized speaker in the school nutrition industry, and Alison Powers, Registered Dietitian and Regional Sales Manager for JTM Food Group. We will be discussing Supply Chains Solutions For the Future" 💡️ Never miss an episode of Friday Food Fight!

In this week's episode we talk to Bart Christian, Nationally recognized speaker in the school nutrition industry, and Scott Jensen, Co-Founder and President of Direct Education Worldwide, Inc.

Dr. Jonique R. Childs, an Assistant Professor in Education Student Development at UMass Amherst, joins host Brian Hutchison for a scintillating conversation about her work with First Generation college students and their career development. The conversation touches on the following topics: First Gen description and mental health consequences (2:00) Implicit Bias defined in a useful way (7:45) Cultural Humility and Broaching (13:30) Microaggressions in the Workplace (15:40) Psychological Safety at