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9 Mar

Understanding Psoriasis: A Chronic Autoimmune Condition

This episode digs into cutaneous (skin-related) disease with a focused discussion on plaque psoriasis. The hosts explore how psoriasis develops as an inflammatory condition, how it affects the skin, nails, and joints, and why it should be viewed as a systemic disease rather than just a rash. The episode also reviews common triggers, clinical presentations, and modern treatment options. Including topical therapies, biologics, and coordinated care with rheumatology, while emphasizing patient education, prevention, and long-term management. 00:00 Introduction to Cutaneous Disease 01:00 What Is Plaque Psoriasis? 03:00 Autoimmune vs Immune Dysregulation 04:30 Triggers for Psoriasis Flares 06:00 Clinical Appearance and Types of Psoriasis 08:30 Severity Spectrum and Emergencies 10:00 Nail Changes and Early Warning Signs 12:00 Psoriatic Arthritis 14:00 Importance of Coordinated Care 15:30 Topical Treatment Options 17:00 Oral Systemic Medications 18:30 Biologics and Targeted Therapies 20:00 Phototherapy and Additional Treatments 21:00 Cost, Insurance, and Patient Assistance 22:00 Final Takeaways

9 Mar

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22 min
12/03/2024

J.D. Greear's Blueprint for Effective Preaching and Teaching

Introduction: A warm welcome to communicators and preachers looking to refine their craft, featuring lead pastor and author J. D. Greear.J.D.'s Preaching Journey: From aspirations to actualization, the importance of a calling in church leadership.Global Influence on Preaching: How missionary work shaped J.D.'s approach to making disciples through sermons.Sermon Preparation Evolved: Insight into J.D.'s evolving process and the strategic planning behind the sermon series.Finding Your Preaching Voice: Embracing uniqueness while acknowledging the influence of other preachers.Local vs. Global Audience: The delicate balance of addressing a local congregation with a global perspective.Advice for Young Pastors: Key tips on simplicity, disciple-making, and ensuring sermons cultivate worship.Rapid-Fire Q&A: J.D. shares personal experiences of failure, distractions, and overcoming challenges in preaching.

12/03/2024

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45 min
Episode 1

Week One - Preface and Forwards

Week one of the Big Book Study.

E1

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44 min
29/09/2020

Half | Time from Success to Significance - John Waldo

John was greatly affected by the Murray Federal Building bombing in April of 1995. They had a mutual friend from college that John shares a heartwarming and inspiring story fo how they reconnected through Half | Time Institue from Bob Buford. Their mutual friend used his resources and experiences to pool resources with others to buy a building in a food desert where they offered opportunities to community members to shop, learn to cook. When their mutual friend, Clark, passed away, John took some people to visit this building believing it would be closed for the funeral. But they found it full of activity as a group of kids were excitedly learning how to cook a birthday cake for their mother. This meaningful exchange served as a metaphor for a man who lived out his convictions and his mission continued on after (and even during) his funeral. Both men share an appreciation for his life and the example he left for them to follow. Sign up for the 3rd Act newsletter on wearethirdact.com to find interesting videos from this great man. We spent time talking about the Half | Time institute. Many people are looking to move from success to significance. They use a tool called strength finders owned by Gallop to help people identify their gifts and understand how to maximize their strengths to make an impact in their community. We also talk about John's involvement in the aftermath of the Oklahoma City Bombing. He was attending a local church that had a young associate pastor at the time, named Craig Rochelle. The First Methodist church he was attending was right next to where the bombing occurred. Their church became the morgue for the bombing that happened the Tuesday after Easter Sunday in 1995. Since the church was uninhabitable for years, John felt like they needed to have an outdoor shelter for people to worship. The church raised a third of the money, the Jewish federation matched their third and that generated some publicity. A local Muslim man was moved to match the remaining donation to complete the funding for the structure. He learned throughout this season that during times of pain like the bombing there are good things that are birthed from tragedy. Craig Rochelle went on to pastor one of the biggest churches in the US that created the Bible App. We also discuss John's work with scholarships for the University of Oklahoma.

29/09/2020

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25 min
14/02/2023

Prenups - Love em or hate em

In this episode: What is a prenup and why is it importantAdvantages and disadvantages of prenupsWhen should a couple consider getting a prenupCommon misunderstandings and myths about prenupsWhat should couples consider when creating a prenupWhat are the legal requirements of a prenupHow do you make sure that a prenup is legally bindingWhat happens if a prenup is challenged in courtHow can couples protect their assets and interests with a prenupHelp your friends going through a divorce go from victim to victorious and bitter to better.If you like The Ex-it Strategy, visit our website to subscribe for free, and you'll never miss an episode. And if you like the Ex-it Strategy, We'd appreciate you telling a friend (maybe even two).

14/02/2023

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27 min
07/04/2022

Step 12 - Service

Having had a spiritual awakening as the result of these Steps, we tried to carry this message to alcoholics, and to practice these principles in all our affairs.

07/04/2022

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46 min
01/04/2025

Behind the Music with Double Platinum Artist Jason Adamo

In this week's episode of What's Up, Wake, we dive deep into the life of double platinum songwriter and local musician Jason Adamo. Jason shares his captivating journey from his beginnings in Blacksburg, Virginia, through his musical influences, to becoming a renowned artist living and performing in Raleigh, NC. We discuss his unexpected discovery of new music genres, his songwriting process, and his experience of finding a living kidney donor. Don't miss his heartfelt performance of "Beautiful Believer" and his insights on navigating the music industry. Follow his inspiring story and learn valuable advice for aspiring musicians. 00:00 Introduction to the Episode 01:13 Meet Jason Adamo: The Local Music Sensation 01:29 Jason's Musical Roots and Family Influence 04:12 Discovering Rock and Roll 06:15 The Journey to Double Platinum 12:23 Navigating the Music Business 17:14 Embracing New Technology 18:09 A Life-Saving Kidney Donation 19:43 A Neighbor's Unexpected Gift 20:48 A Setback and Way Forward 21:13 The Six-Surgery Chain 22:57 Jenna's Wedding and Matchmaking 23:18 Becoming a Living Donor 24:05 Charity Concerts and Community Support 24:54 Lightning Round Questions 29:39 Performing and Family Life 30:28 Closing and Final Performance

01/04/2025

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36 min
16/04/2022

Step 3 - Surrender

Made a decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God as we understood Him.

16/04/2022

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34 min
02/05/2023

Fashion in the Triangle

This month, meet two local fashionistas and boutique owners: Mandy Becker of Swagger and Catherine Carter of The Gatorbug. Mandy and Catherine share their experiences in the fashion industry and list the wardrobe staples every woman should have. We discuss: The leather pants trend currently prevalent in Europe—and catching on in the U.S.—and Europe's influence on fashion.Mandy's trip to Barcelona and the Mediterranean, which focused on food and wine culture.The background of Swagger Boutique: founded in 2002 by Mandy, who attended Georgia Tech and studied to be an engineer. After several years of working as an engineer, she decided to open Swagger.Mandy's initial focus was to open Swagger as a gift store, but she expanded the offerings to include clothing in 2011 in response to customer demand.Challenges in transitioning from selling gifts to clothing, including different buying cycles.Mandy's learning curve in understanding fashion, styling and adapting to trends.Studying body types, outfit composition and how in-store stylists can help customers pick out the right pieces.Attending market in L.A. to bring fresh ideas back to North Carolina.Swagger Boutique's Raleigh and Cary locations, including its Lochmere Pavilion store in Cary, where Swagger is one of the original tenants.The importance of supporting small businesses in the community.Catherine Carter's grandmother, Patricia, started an online business that she named "The Gatorbug," a nickname for her grandkids.Catherine and her cousin Sydney Jarrell opened a boutique after Catherine's graduation from North Carolina State University.Catherine studied brand management and marketing at NCSU.The Gatorbug now has three locations: in Raleigh's Midtown East shopping center, Cary's Fenton development and Atlantic Beach's Atlantic Station shopping center.Current fashion trends include pops of color, cobalt (the color of the year), pastels, and vintage-inspired styles such as wide-leg flares and ’90s trends.The different customer bases for each location of The Gatorbug.Catherine and Sydney attend fashion markets quarterly to source products for their stores.The duo uses their education and experience to manage budgets and store inventory effectively.

02/05/2023

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1hr 10min
26/01/2023

The HECM Line of Credit: It Should be Called the "Retirement Mortgage"

Mandelman Matters

26/01/2023

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11 min

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