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There are many pathways a person can take in choosing their career. Have you ever thought about how many people have degrees they aren't using? Chris Nicolette thought he wanted to be a pharmacist but along the way realized how much he loved the science of studying drug interactions in the human body. Now, he's working to earn a PhD in Pharmaceutical Sciences at ISU, and looking forward to a promising future in the world of pharmacology and drug discovery. -
In this electrifying episode, we are thrilled to have Kim Anami join us, ready to ignite a fire of passion in every aspect of your life, both within and outside the bedroom. As a holistic sex and relationship coach, prolific writer, and captivating speaker, Kim Anami's expertise is a blend of over two decades of Tantra, Taoism, Transpersonal psychology, philosophy, and quantum growth practices. Her transformative methods catapult her clients into realms of heightened connection, intimacy, energy, and creativity. With features in distinguished publications such as Playboy, Elle, and GQ, Kim's insights have captivated audiences worldwide. She's a globe-trotting force, dividing her time between Bali, Los Angeles, and various sunny shores, all while sharing her unique experiences on social media. Get ready for a conversation that will challenge norms and spark inspiration. You can follow her at: www.kimanami.com or sign up for her Sexual Mastery course for men at: https://kimanami.ontraport.com/t?orid=406475&opid=2
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China is facing a new wave of COIVD-19 infections that could see as many as 65 million cases per week by the end of June, as a new Omicron variant has been hitting the country since last month. -
Psychologists Cameron Staley and Jennifer Miesch discuss the impact of kindness, loneliness, and connection on mental (and physical) health.
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Chrissa Peterson from the Department of Nutrition and Dietetics at Idaho State joins Dean Teresa Conner for a discussion on diet and nutrition, but it’s one that is fun and very interesting.
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Dave Berlin, a Marine Corps veteran, has dedicated his life to serving those who served. As one of three Las Vegas ambassadors for Bunker Labs, an organization committed to helping veterans and their spouses start and grow businesses, Dave has made it his mission to give back to the community. In addition to donating his time as a community organizer in Las Vegas, where he coordinates over 20 events each month, Dave also enjoys the spotlight as a public speaker, taking the stage at events like TedX and disruptHR. And if that wasn't enough, Dave has also entertained more than 500 weddings across the United States as a disc jockey, proving that he is a true jack-of-all-trades. For more information on Bunker Labs and Dave's work, visit www.bunkerlabs.org.
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The Biden administration will end most federal COVID-19 vaccine requirements next week, rolling back a vast assertion of government power that helped bring an end to the worst public health threat in 100 years. Idaho Matters takes a look at what this means moving forward.
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Dean Walter Fitzgerald welcomes new professor Solomon Tadesse to the show. They discuss Solomon's experience in the field, including drug discovery within Oncology.
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Nate Bailey was a Lieutenant in the Army and served as a platoon leader during Operation Iraqi Freedom. In his leadership position, Nate closely monitored the instruction and safety of 42 soldiers as they served in Kuwait. Nate sees himself as a natural leader and a speaker who knows how to reach an audience in an impactful way. He is a bestselling author with three books including the 100 Mile Mindset. Nate is an entrepreneur at heart, having built multiple successful businesses in the areas of insurance and real estate. He recently sold his insurance agency to follow his dream of being a professional career coach. His philosophy on life is simple, “Live what you teach.” Nate leads by example, pushing himself one step beyond. You can learn more about Nate by visiting www.natebailey.com
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A recent survey asks how Idaho's abortion laws are affecting the state’s maternal healthcare doctors and the results are concerning.
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Maggie Mann, district director for Southeastern Idaho Public Health joins Dean Teresa Conner for a discussion on the social aspects that can influence a person’s health such as education, socioeconomic status, and access to transportation, among others.
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Psychologists Cameron Staley and Jennifer Miesch discuss suicide and how to help those who are in crisis receive the help they need.
