Cheers to Good Health: John Schafer, MD
Calm Unity Global Internet Radio
Dr. John Schafer is a regionally recognized Neurologist who recently retired after five decades of service to the people of Sacramento. Dr. Schafer diagnosed and treated issues or diseases that affect the nervous system such as epilepsy and multiple sclerosis. He has provided information and education to assist northern Californians to understand, live and improve their lives even with difficult condition. His efforts culminated in a highly-touted MS Center serving those with multiple sclerosis and helping improve their quality of life in a big way.
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Wind and The Willows: Chapter 2
Calm Unity Global Internet Radio
Kenneth Graham's famous novel about the woodland creatures who cooperate to try to help Mr. Toad overcome his hobby addictions. Meet Moley, Ratty, Badger and the Toad as they venture into the wildwood. Read by Narinder Dhaliwal.
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Aunties From The Golden West: Nan Fitzpatrick
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Join the Aunties From The Golden West with Nan Fitzpatrick discussing ACE's (Adverse Childhood Experiences) and how our upbringings have a deep effect on our adult lives. Don't miss this riveting show that encourages joining forces to candidly talk about ACE's and how working together will bring us together to emotionally support the next generation.
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Observations and Perspectives: Charlene Green
Calm Unity Global Internet Radio
Charlene Green is the Recruitment Officer for the UC Davis Medical School. She discusses her role as recruitment officer and what has led to this position both personally and professionally. Dr. Green's insights and achievements are exemplary and she has led to the changing of lives and direction for those interested in a medical career at the University of California-Davis.
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Snippets of Sisterhood: Carolyn Martin
Calm Unity Global Internet Radio
Carolyn Martin, Sacramento Historian discusses some of the great Women Inventors who have made modern life much easier for all of us.
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Observations and Perspectives: Mike and Dayle Thompson
Calm Unity Global Internet Radio
Married for 43+ years, Sacramento residents Mike and Dayle Thompson came to Sacramento in the 80's from the Detroit, Michigan area. Their journey to Sacramento had a few interesting turns as the couple settled here and dealt with familial and societal issues. Dayle is White and Mike is African-American. Listen to their compelling story about mixed marriage and our changing society.
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Aunties Of The Golden West: Staying Alive with Mary Margaret Baker
Calm Unity Global Internet Radio
"Stayin' Alive" with Mary Margaret Baker, RN, BSN, MSH/FNP, MSN covers a variety of contemporary public health topics including homelessness, common illnesses and the importance of indeed, "Stayin' Alive"! Mary Baker, RN, BSN, MHS/FNP, MSN tells us about her public health experiences and the importance of advocacy. She was one of the first registered nurses to be involved in conservatorships for the aged.
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Wind and The Willows: Chapter 5
Calm Unity Global Internet Radio
Kenneth Graham's famous novel about the woodland creatures who cooperate to try to help Mr. Toad overcome his hobby addictions. Meet Moley, Ratty, Badger and the Toad as they venture into the wildwood. Read by Narinder Dhaliwal.
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Observations and Perspectives: Lynda Lester
Calm Unity Global Internet Radio
Lynda Lester is a scholar on the Integral Yoga of Sri Aurobindo, one of India's great philosophers. The central theme of Sri Aurobindo's vision was the evolution of human life into a divine life. Lester discusses these points in a clear, concise 20-minute presentation.
info_outlineDr. John Schafer is a regionally recognized Neurologist who recently retired after five decades of service to the people of Sacramento. Dr. Schafer diagnosed and treated issues or diseases that affect the nervous system such as epilepsy and multiple sclerosis. He has provided information and education to assist northern Californians to understand, live and improve their lives even with difficult condition. His efforts culminated in a highly-touted MS Center serving those with multiple sclerosis and helping improve their quality of life in a big way.