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For Immediate Release: Dateline: Virginia Beach , VA Episode 432 – Dr Ty Belknap [00:00:09] Welcome to Screw the Commute. The entrepreneurial podcast dedicated to getting you out of the car and into the money, with your host, lifelong entrepreneur and multimillionaire, Tom Antion. [00:00:24] Hey everybody, it's Tom here with episode four hundred and thirty two of Screw the podcast. I'm here with Dr. Ty Belknap. And I'll tell you what, becoming a doctor and having multiple degrees is a long way from being homeless as a teenager. So we're going to hear his inspiring story. And he's been on line doing stuff just almost as long as me. So we were having laughing about some of the stuff that we went through in the in the old days and in the beginning. So we'll bring him on in a minute. Hope you didn't miss Episode 431. Warren Carlyle is one of the most brilliant people I know. I mean, he is just brilliant at Facebook, consults with him. He's a community

Author Jason W. Park, PhD (memoir Bliss + Blues = Bipolar) has been in recovery from Bipolar Disorder for five years. He says, "There is no cure for Bipolar, but recovery is possible." For Mental Health Awareness Month (May), he shares a 5-pillar strategy for maintaining or gaining Bipolar recovery that he wishes his younger self had known. Park's book is a cautionary tale recounting the 20 years of ups and downs between his own diagnosis and recovery. Los Angeles, CA | May 1, 2021 – According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), one in five Americans experience mental illness historically, and in COVID times even more have been confronted with depression and anxiety. During Mental Health Awareness Month, they are spreading the word that those afflicted are not alone and that resources and support are available for getting better. Jason W. Park, PhD, author of the memoir Bliss + Blues = Bipolar , wants to help spread NAMI's message of "You Are No

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For Immediate Release: Dateline: Lehigh Valley , PA Friday, April 30, 2021   Plus Soft Leadership Styles Interview with Bonnie Marcus and Professor M.S. Rao, Ph.D [embedded content] LISTEN, WATCH, SUBSCRIBE WHAT TO EXPECT ?Working women have made impressive progress. But here we are in 2021, still arguing and fighting for equality in the workplace. Discrimination is still prevalent, although its execution might be a big more subtle. Just 20 years ago, S&P 500 companies claimed only 2 women among the elite CEO club. Today, 41 women are CEOs of companies such as General Motors, Best Buy, Walgreens, The Hershey Company, Oracle, Citigroup, and Clorox. But still, that’s only 8 percent of CEOs, while women make up more than half the U.S. population. Women made gains in the C-Suite too but are still outnumbered 17:1 . While much attention was justifiably directed to racial inequality in 2020,  its not the only form of bias and persistent di

For Immediate Release: Dateline: Springfield , MA KFNS-AM, St. Louis Expands Charlie Marlow’s Role in Middays . Following the exit of former 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm host Steve Savard , who recently left the station for an out-of-market television gig, sports talk KFNS-AM, St. Louis is turning over hosting of the 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm hour to Charlie Marlow , who co-hosts the lead-in show with Cam Janssen . The St. Louis Post-Dispatch ’s Dan Caesar reports that the station is airing a sports gambling show from 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm, currently hosted by station general manager John Hadley . Speaking about the changes, Hadley says, “The intent is to give Cam and Charlie an opportunity to grow and also give Charlie a chance to cut it on his own merits. It’s two guys, one concept, two shows. I’m a big Janssen fan, I’m a big Marlow fan. Charlie never has been the big dog. We have the time to give him to grow into the role. He’s naturally talented with a good sense of humor and wit. He can be a

[embedded content] Today is the last day of April which means tomorrow is May 1st, also known as May Day. May Day is a holiday to celebrate the festival of spring and is very popular throughout Europe but not so much here, and I want to know why. May Day is a fun party with Maypoles and ribbons and dancing and drinking, so why don't we celebrate it here? Since our current president is opening up our borders, I think we should accept the holidays they bring with them. We already celebrate Cinco De Mayo so if we add May 1st as a holiday, we would potentially have an extra long holiday weekend. That's how it could be, #Dale4POTUS2024. As a public service announcement, Mothers' Day is only a week away. Do not wait until the last minute to get your mother a gift or you will wind up with a card you bought at the gas station and flowers from the neighbor's yard. 'Nuff said. There is no need to go shopping for the weirdest stories in this week's news, they're alr

The COVID pandemic is now wreaking havoc on countries like India, where the infection spread and ensuing illness and death are out of control. Here in the US, we appear to be moving in the other direction. Infection and hospitalization rates are dropping--due to mask wearing, social distancing, and most importantly, vaccination. Nearly 40% of American adults have received at least one vaccination and 25% are fully vaccinated. Yet we are still averaging over 60,000 new infections and 700+ deaths per day--which translates to close to another 150,000 deaths within a year. That means we're not out of the woods. Some people look at these numbers and feel they don't need to follow through with their second shot. It's estimated that 5 million people have missed their second vaccination. Some of those may have had valid reasons and will likely reschedule. But the fact that so many people are shrugging off the second half of the vaccination is disturbing. While the first shot p

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For Immediate Release: Dateline: San Francisco , CA Illustration via 99designs “It’s a very widespread idea that, if you have personal experience with a psychoactive drug, this biases you in such a way that the research that you do is not trustworthy. But this is something that we don’t evenly apply to other disciplines. No one would ever say that an ethnomusicologist is biased because they’ve listened to music, or because they enjoy music themselves. Or that a sports commentator is biased if they have a past as an athlete. Instead, we would say that this is something that makes him an expert who is qualified to discuss the subject.” — Hamilton Morris Hamilton Morris ( @HamiltonMorris ) is a chemist, filmmaker, and science journalist. A graduate of The New School, he conducts chemistry research at The University of the Sciences in Philadelphia. Hamilton is the writer and director of the documentary series Hamilton’s Pharmacopeia , in which he explores the chemistry and trad