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Casting the Net is a weekly podcast hosted by two men. One is a Catholic priest and the other a theologian. The conversations are always timely and interesting.
Episode 219 – Secrets to Making a Good Decision (Part VIII) – Casting the Net
Questions or comments about the show? Click here!Welcome to the eighth episode in our series on "Secrets to Making a Good Decision". Today the Father Dave and Rick continue their discussion, including:The benefits of parish retreatsExamining the teachings of St. Ignatius, St. Thomas Aquinas and St. FrancisUnderstanding how these teachings help people in daily livingAnd much more!Thanks for listening!
Talk Exchange is a weekly podcast aimed at members of the National Exchange Club, an international non-profit located in Toledo, OH. While the focus is on their membership, many episodes are beneficial to the greater community.
Episode 97 – ACE Award Winner Tyler Osborne – Talk Exchange
Questions or comments about the show? Click here!Welcome back! Today we have our ACE Award Winner Tyler Osborne, in a great interview talking about his past, present and future and how the Exchange Club has influenced the latter two. He reflects on the power of Exchange, giving back, and being grateful.We hope you are just as inspired as we were. Enjoy.And to enjoy today's episode via our YouTube channel, click here: https://youtu.be/1x6hZbWV_IQThanks for listening! See you next time!
The Essential Therapies Podcast is a podcast hosted by Dr. Cindy Hodgson, a pioneer in myofascial therapy.
Ep. 61 – Fascia: What Your Medical Tests May Be Missing – Essential Therapies Podcast with Dr. Cindy
Comments about the show? Let us know! We love feedback!What if some of the forces contributing to pain and dysfunction simply aren’t visible on the tests we commonly use?In this short road reflection, I explore why fascial restrictions can be difficult to identify with conventional imaging such as X-rays, MRIs, and CT scans. Fascia is much more than the spiderweb-like fibers we often see in photographs. It is part of a living, fluid-filled connective tissue system, and when that system becomes restricted or solidified, it can interfere with the normal flow of fluid, movement, and energy throughout the body.John F. Barnes Myofascial Release is the primary tool in my toolbox, but I’m also very aware of the old saying: when all you have is a hammer, everything can start to look like a nail. Not every problem is solved by Myofascial Release. But because fascia surrounds, supports, and connects everything in the body, restrictions within it can influence far more than we may realize.I also discuss why identifying something like a bulging or herniated disc doesn’t necessarily answer the question, “What forces caused it to happen?” Even when surgery or another medical procedure is necessary, addressing the fascial restrictions and forces acting throughout the body may be an important part of preparing for treatment, recovering afterward, and creating the best possible outcome.To enjoy today's episode via our YouTube channel, click here: https://youtu.be/PM8MdzNpf-8Thanks for listening, and please share with someone who could benefit! See you next time!