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This is where food, faith, and spirituality come together in a recipe for mindful living as we talk about how we can Live Right Now!

Live Right Now Chef Wendell Fowler/Allan Haw

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This is where food, faith, and spirituality come together in a recipe for mindful living as we talk about how we can Live Right Now!

    The Time We Have

    The Time We Have

    Live Right Now - Episode 034 – The Time We Have
     
    Hello Beautiful Souls!  This is Producer Allan.  Chef Wendell isn’t with me today.  In fact, you may have noticed that we haven’t put out a new show for a little while now.  (and this one won’t be very long)  I’m really sorry about that but I’m even more sorry for the reason it had to be.  If you follow Chef Wendell on Facebook you might have an idea what’s been going on.  And that is the reason I feel compelled to do this today.  Even though it is mostly just Wendell and myself that you hear on this show there has been someone behind the scenes that was as big a part of this as either of us.  Wendell’s wife, his “Angel Eyes”…Sandy.  You may recall that last year we did a couple shows with Sandy and her battle with cancer.  Well, yesterday Sandy lost her battle.  But I’m not here for a pity party.  I want to celebrate the Light and Joy and Love that IS Sandra Fowler.  Her energy.  Her high frequency energy that made everyone feel welcomed and loved is still with us.  I know it is surrounding and flowing through Wendell to lift him up right now.  But even more, I want to remind YOU how important it is that you remember to appreciate the precious few moments we have.  In The Bible it says “Do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself.  Each day has enough trouble of its own.” (Matthew 6:34)   You have to take the time to be aware of the good things we all have in every minute.  Don’t live in the past with the “what if’s”.  If you stay there, all the possibility of right NOW will just become another “might have been.” And the future…how much do we live in fear of what awaits us there and forget that we only have NOW?  Especially now.  Don’t get me wrong, there are very real things (like corona virus) to be concerned about but remember that fear gives small things big shadows.  Wendell and Sandy knew that.  When I visited with them the far too few times since all this started for them the thought was never on low frequency things like cancer.  We would always end up talking about so many different things that would raise our energy and when the minutes blinked to hours I would always leave better than when I arrived.  If you’ve spent even five minutes with them you know exactly what I mean.  Earlier this week Wendell posed the question on Facebook: What do you affirm after – I am?  There were a lot of great answers: Love, light, gratitude, divine, empowered, blessed, laughter, sacred, strong, content.  I think all of those apply to Wendell and Sandy in any moment.  In this moment, which are you?  Or maybe you are like me.  For me, in this moment, I believe that “I am” is all the affirmation I need.  It means I am here now.  I am enough.  I am loved.  I am love.  I am strong.  There is nothing needed beyond just “being.”  That’s what it is like to be around Sandy (and inseparably Wendell).  And I say “IS” because, like all of us, her energy is part of the bigger (the biggest!) energy… call it God, the Universe, the Divine... that is part of everything and made everything.  I didn’t realize it but March 20th was the Spring Equinox.  A time of new beginnings.  It was a time of new beginnings for Sandy’s Spirit and certainly a time of new beginning for Wendell too.  Wendell, I know this beginning will be hard for you without your Angel Eyes.  Remember that I and more people than you know love you and are with you sending you prayers and positive energy.  Remember to take things one step at a time.  Be mindful of the many blessings you have in every moment.  Embrace the love around you.  There is no other time. So remember to Live Right Now.
     
    For more from Chef Wendell including the “Eat Right Now” books and info on how to book Chef Wendell to speak to your group go to http://www.chefwendell.com.
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    Café Conversations with Joe Melillo

    Café Conversations with Joe Melillo

    Live Right Now - Episode 033 – Café Conversations with Joe Melillo
    This week Chef Wendell and Allan are joined in the Zinnia Café by Joe Melillo.  Joe is a former TV reporter and is now host of the Infamous Indy podcast.  Although Joe’s show often talks about the darker side of things Joe is a ray of light in the dark and emphasizes how good can be  created out of very bad situations.  We talk about how food, faith, and a positive mindfulness can affect stress and bring our spirits out of the dark so we can Live Right Now.  Enjoy the show!
    For more from Chef Wendell including the “Eat Right Now” books and info on how to book Chef Wendell to speak to your group go to http://www.chefwendell.com.
    To connect with the Live Right Now Podcast “like” our Facebook page or email us at LiveRightNowRadio@gmail.com.  
    The Live Right Now theme music is “future soundtrack II” by Adam Henry Garcia from the Free Music Archive licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

    Café Conversations with Steve Ross

    Café Conversations with Steve Ross

    Live Right Now - Episode 032 – Café Conversations with Steve Ross
    Chef Wendell and Allan are joined in the Xenia Café this week by Steve Ross.  Steve has been connecting people and making a better world around him from his start in radio, to owning and managing iconic music venues like the Bluebird in Bloomington, Indiana and the Vogue and Patio in Indianapolis, and now the Walk the Talk speaker series. 
    We hope you enjoy the conversation!
    For more from Chef Wendell including the “Eat Right Now” books and info on how to book Chef Wendell to speak to your group go to http://www.chefwendell.com.
    To connect with the Live Right Now Podcast “like” our Facebook page or email us at LiveRightNowRadio@gmail.com.  
    The Live Right Now theme music is “future soundtrack II” by Adam Henry Garcia from the Free Music Archive licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

    • 45分
    Jesus on a Plate with Shawn Sullivan and Tom Clark

    Jesus on a Plate with Shawn Sullivan and Tom Clark

    Live Right Now - Episode 031 – Jesus on a Plate with Shawn Sullivan and Tom Clark
    Chef Wendell Flower and Allan Haw sit down with their friends Shawn Sullivan and Tom Clark and talk about Jesus, but not in the way you probably grew up with.  The discussion covers spiritual journeys, the Christ Consciousness, and Jesus as you have never seen him before!
    For more from Chef Wendell including the “Eat Right Now” books and info on how to book Chef Wendell to speak to your group go to http://www.chefwendell.com.
    To connect with the Live Right Now Podcast “like” our Facebook page or email us at LiveRightNowRadio@gmail.com.  
    The Live Right Now theme music is “future soundtrack II” by Adam Henry Garcia from the Free Music Archive licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

    • 46分
    Cool It!

    Cool It!

    Live Right Now - Episode 030 – Cool It!
    Much to the delight of grandkids and overheating grandparents… there’re here: inviting
    ice cream trucks blaring Pop Goes the Weasel trolling neighborhood streets. When its
    hotter than blazes, consuming popsicles, ice cream bars, slushies, might seem like
    common-sense choices when you want to cool off, (spoiler alert) but they may do more
    harm than good.
    We mean well, but rehydrating our parched temple with diet soda, energy drinks, Mt.
    Dew, beer, margaritas, wine spritzers is not the wisest decision as caffeine and alcohol
    contribute to rapid dehydration. Excess alcohol consumption can cause dehydration in a
    variety of ways and sugary desserts, doughnuts, ice cream, muffins, highly processed
    breads, pasta, and grains require a lot of water to digest. Dietitians agree the temple
    uses a lot of water to metabolize these foods, which depletes water reserves leading to
    dehydration. Plus, you don’t get any nutrients, just unpleasant, disease-mimicking
    effects.
    Some symptoms of dehydration in seniors include confusion, irritability, dark colored
    urine, dizziness, dry mouth, fatigue, frequent urination, reduced blood flow to the
    extremes, sunken eyes and cheek. High blood pressure is common among the
    chronically dehydrated. It can also be a warning sign of dehydration
    Icy cold food and drinks might provide a short-lived cooling effect, but consuming these
    food and beverages food leads to an increase in temperature as the process of
    digestion is heat-generating. This combined with the rapid cooling initiated by cold food
    and drinks means your temple over-compensates by increasing your core temperature.
    So you may actually end up feeling hotter than you did!
    Drinking an air-temp or hot drink increases the temples heat load and responds by
    sweating. The output of sweat is greater than the internal heat gain, and this is where it
    all starts to make sense ― when the sweat evaporates from the skin, it cools us down,
    Dehydration is relatively preventable. Basically, take in more water than you lose. Drink
    water throughout the day, back off caffeine and alcohol, eat as much watery fruits and
    vegetables as you are able, mind your thirst levels and rehydrate accordingly, check
    your urine—if you are drinking enough, it should be a pale straw color.
    Certain fruit and vegetables score highly in this regard, so consider eating more
    strawberries, cucumber, zucchini, celery, lettuce, Hoosier cantaloupes, and local
    watermelon if we want to up the H2O. Watermelon is the juiciest and one of most
    colorful of fruits to rehydrate.
    Pedialyte, the electrolyte drink of our childhood, has suddenly become the drink of pop
    culture. You'll find it in pro sports locker rooms for rehydration and in our fridges to help
    you get through hangovers. (optional graph)
     
    Include dark leafy-green salads with a rainbow of vegetables. Lettuce is 95 percent
    water so it keeps you both cool and hydrated. Throw extra cucumbers on top, which are
    96 percent water. Make pitchers of cucumber, fresh mint, peaches, and strawberry
    water and carry a reusable water bottle with you throughout the day.
    Plain and simple: pure water hydration is the staff of all life. Both mother earth and our
    temple are two-thirds water by divine design. I doubt any garden would survive, let
    alone flourish being watered with anything other than the colorless, transparent,
    odorless liquid that forms the seas, lakes, rivers, rain and all lifeforms.
     
    For more from Chef Wendell including the “Eat Right Now” books and info on how to book Chef Wendell to speak to your group go to http://www.chefwendell.com.
    To connect with the Live Right Now Podcast “like” our Facebook page or email us at LiveRightNowRadio@gmail.com.  
    The Live Right Now theme music is “future soundtrack II” by Adam Henry Garcia from the Free Music Archive licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
     

    • 36分
    It's the Journey

    It's the Journey

    This week we’re diving in a little deeper into Sandy’s Story with some specific things that have kept her strong and the realization that the story is still being written. 
     
    You can find out more about the Om Home HERE
     
    For more from Chef Wendell including the “Eat Right Now” books and info on how to book Chef Wendell to speak to your group go to http://www.chefwendell.com.
    To connect with the Live Right Now Podcast “like” our Facebook page or email us at LiveRightNowRadio@gmail.com.  
    The Live Right Now theme music is “future soundtrack II” by Adam Henry Garcia from the Free Music Archive licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

    • 33分

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