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Airway Circle Radio

Renata Nehme RDH, BSDH, COM®

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***********Hey guys! We have retired this podcast and moved everything over to Beauty of Breathing. Follow us there! Welcome to "The Beauty of Breathing" podcast with Renata Nehme. Join me on this "expansion" journey through mindful breathing, exploring ways to improve sleep, how myofunctional therapy can improve your life, the profound gut-brain connection, and so much more! Delve into wellness, personal growth, spiritual development, and the nuances of emotional intelligence. Navigate the ...
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worldmusicviews.com presents World Music Views Podcast. A show about monetizing the music business, but connecting technology and cultures. Covering the biggest stories in niche music genres around the world. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/worldmusicviews/support
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Can excessive gum chewing really harm your jaw? Join us as we sit down with Dr. Dar Radfar, a leading dentist and sleep health expert, who reveals the surprising connections between TMD, sleep apnea, and oral health. Dr. Radfar's personal journey into sleep health began after a life-threatening car accident caused by undiagnosed sleep apnea. Throug…
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The History Of Reggaetón, Reggae and Dancehall as told by Maxine Isis Stowe, the former Columbia Records executive, sits at the intersection of Reggaetón, Reggae and Dancehall. She played a pivotal role in signing acts like Shy Guy singer Diana King, who she had a similar vision for her as Rihanna achieved, if only Diana could have let go off the s…
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Dr. Brian Hockel and Dr. Bill Hang. Renowned for their groundbreaking work in airway orthodontics, these experts reveal how innovative approaches can not only enhance your smile but also improve your overall health. Find out how they transitioned from traditional orthodontic methods to pioneering techniques that prioritize facial aesthetics and air…
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Nicole Goldfarb interviews Dr. Pat McBride about hypoglossal nerve stimulation—a groundbreaking alternative to CPAP. Discover how this therapy, similar to a pacemaker for the airway, offers hope to those struggling with sleep apnea. Dr. McBride shares insights into Inspire therapy, highlighting its personalized approach and the importance of carefu…
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Prepare to be guided through the enigmatic nexus of orthodontics, myofunctional therapy, and airway health as we host Dr. Steffen Decker in a revelatory session. His insights illuminate the essential harmony between structural and muscular aspects of dental care, a synergy paramount for staving off orthodontic relapse and optimizing long-term outco…
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Nicole Goldfarb interviews Dr. Pat McBride about hypoglossal nerve stimulation, an innovative alternative to CPAP machines. Discover how this therapy, akin to a pacemaker for the airway, offers hope for those struggling with sleep apnea. Dr. McBride sheds light on Inspire therapy, emphasizing the need for personalized care and careful candidate sel…
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Embark on a profound exploration of childhood nutrition as Katie Ferraro, a registered dietitian and mom to seven, including quadruplets, shares her '100 first foods' approach to baby-led weaning. Forget the predictable purees; we're talking about a solid foundation for your baby—quite literally. Learn how introducing natural, textured foods plays …
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Commencement is just around the corner at Simpson, unleashing hundreds of new graduates on the world. For this final episode of Season 5 of Speaking of Simpson, Director of Career Services Kelsey Bolton shares where those graduates are likely to turn up in the months ahead. The college's First Destinations Report shows that 94% of Simpson grads eit…
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In this conversation, Renata Nehme and Hilary Bilkis discuss craniosacral therapy and its benefits. Hilary explains that craniosacral therapy is a gentle hands-on technique that helps balance the bones, membranes, and fluids in the skull, spinal cord, and connective tissue system of the body. The training for craniosacral therapy is usually a serie…
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Unlock the mysteries of sleep as we welcome the brilliant Dr. Simmons back to the show. Together, we'll navigate the nocturnal nuances of sleep stages, unpack the perils of positional sleep apnea, and delve into the impact gravity has on airway obstruction. If you've ever wondered about the role sleep position plays in your slumber quality or how t…
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The new commissioner of the American Rivers Conference, Marie Stroman, is on the podcast this week to talk about the Division III sports league of which Simpson is a member. Known since 1922 as the Iowa Conference, the ARC rebranded in 2018 with the addition of Nebraska Wesleyan as its eighth member institution. Stroman talks this week about her wo…
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In this podcast episode, natural health expert Becky Chambers shares her profound knowledge and passion for whole body vibration therapy, drawing from her extensive 25-year expertise and personal health journey. She highlights how vibration therapy has transformed her immune system and offers holistic benefits for body, mind, and spirit. Becky emph…
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Get ready to rethink everything you thought you knew about pediatric dental care as we sit down with Dr. Mariana Evans, a pioneer in the field of 4D morphotropic orthodontics. This episode promises to enlighten dental professionals and curious minds alike on the transformative power of early orthodontic intervention for children under six. Dr. Evan…
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Terry Branstad, governor of Iowa during most of the years from 1983 to 2017 and then ambassador to China from 2017 to 2020, visited Simpson on April 2 to take part in a conversation with Simpson President Jay Byers on the future of U.S.-China relations. This week's podcast is a recording of that event, which took place in front of Simpson staff and…
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John Della Volpe of the Harvard Institute of Politics will deliver the annual Culver Lecture at Simpson College on Thursday, April 4. He joins the podcast this week to talk about the influence of Gen Z voters — today's college students and others born after 2001 — in national politics. Della Volpe is a former adviser to the Biden campaign and admin…
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Campus Day 2024 — Simpson College's oldest tradition, dating to 1889 — is just around the corner. It's a day of (we hope) springtime weather, community service, and campus fun. Elise Boulton, the head of the student planning committee for Campus Day 2024, stops by the podcast this week to talk about the event and its history, and what she and her f…
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Cal Dobbs isn't only a transgender educator and activist. The Venice, Calif., native also has run across the United States and completed the Triple Crown of Hiking to bring awareness of transgender rights and to fight the onslaught of anti-trans legislation being debated across the nation. Dobbs will be speaking at Simpson College on March 19 in a …
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After several years of a sometimes-strained relationship, Simpson College and the city of Indianola are working together again on a number of fronts to improve the community for all. Indianola Mayor Stephanie Erickson, a Simpson alumna, stops by the podcast this week to talk about the work she and Simpson President Jay Byers are undertaking to buil…
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Colin Gayle is the manager of Grammy Winning South African star Tyla. He is a Jamaican who found success in the music business working with acts like Kenny Lattimore, Jazzy Jeff, Jill Scott 50 Cent and more. Colin Gayle has over 25 years in the business and is a Co-Founder and CEO of Africa Creative Agency. --- Support this podcast: https://podcast…
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When World War II saw thousands of Iowans fight in the European and Pacific wars, f40,000 German, Italian and Japanese prisoners of war were brought to the Hawkeye state to help with farm labor. Chad Timm, a professor of education at Simpson and himself a former high school history teacher, has spent decades researching the stories of those POWs in…
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Simpson just announced the addition of acrobatics and tumbling as its newest varsity sports — and its 26th overall. Athletic Director Marty Bell is on the podcast this week to talk about the process of adding a sport that has little footprint in the Midwest and how Simpson will go about building its newest program.…
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Join us with Dr. Jeremy Manuele as we explore the evolution of orthodontics to prioritize airway health alongside dental aesthetics. Discover the impact of 3D imaging and non-surgical skeletal expansion in addressing dental issues. Dr. Manuele shares insights from his Army National Guard background and orthodontic expertise, emphasizing mentorship …
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February is Black History Month at Simpson and throughout the nation. Keyah Levy, the college's vice president of diversity, equity and inclusion, stops by the podcast this week to talk about the events on the schedule as well as the broader efforts at making Simpson a more diverse, equitable and inclusive learning community…
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Discover the transformative power of cranial therapy with our esteemed guest, Dr. Calvin Ng, a holistic healthcare practitioner who brings a treasure trove of knowledge on aligning cranial bones, optimizing cerebral spinal fluid flow, and enhancing neurological function. Our engaging discussion traverses the differences between cranial sacral thera…
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Education students and faculty at Simpson have new classrooms, curriculum labs and technology that put the college at the cutting edge of teacher training in Iowa. Kate Lerseth, the chair of teacher education at Simpson, is on the podcast this week to talk about the new facilities and the challenges facing the future of teacher preparation and publ…
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Welcome to the Airway Circle’s Bonus Podcast Episode with our wonderful host Renata Nehme, RDH, BSDH, COM® In this episode, Renata welcomes Dr. Soroush Zaghi as they discuss the six red flags of sleep-disordered breathing. Gain an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the research process in this insightful conversation. _____________________________…
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The conversation introduces a medical textbook on airway orthodontics, uniting healthcare professionals to treat children's airway obstructions. Covering malocclusion, screening, nasal resistance, and more, it targets dentistry, medicine, and allied fields. The book aims to raise awareness, improve collaboration, and enhance outcomes, emphasizing e…
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The first associate dean for student success at Simpson, Teresa Swan Tuite manages several programs and offices that help students succeed in the classroom and across campus. She comes on the podcast this week to talk about how that effort is key to Simpson's mission, and how it often means concentrating on individual student success.…
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Welcome to the Airway Answers Podcast: Expanding your Breath of Knowledge with our wonderful host is Nicole Goldfarb, M.A. CCC, SLP- COM®! In this episode, join Nicole as she welcomes very special guest Dr. Jerold Simmons! ___________________________________________________________________________________ Listen in as Nicole Goldfarb interviews Dr.…
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Welcome to the Airway Answers Podcast with host Nicole Goldfarb, M.A. CCC, SLP-COM®. This episode features special guest Dr. Ilya Lipkin! ___________________________________________________________________________________ Nicole Goldfarb interviews Dr. Lipkin, an MSE/MARPE expert, on his techniques, including the Piezo ultrasonic blade, which has a…
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In 1982, Grammy nominated reggae band Musical Youth achieved global success with their hit “Pass The Dutchie,” a song based on The Mighty Diamonds’ “Pass The Kouchie.” Three decades later, members Dennis Seaton, Michael Grant, Kelvin Grant, Frederick Waite Junior (Junior Waite), and a representative of Patrick Waite’s estate initiated legal proceed…
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RZA’s debut studio album, "Bobby Digital in Stereo," was executive produced by music mogul turned hotelier Jon Baker. Released on his Gee Street label 25 years go on November 24, 1998. It’s a superhero experimental concept album based on a story featuring RZA rhyming as an alter-ego named ‘Bobby Digital’: The name that had be cleared by the Jamaica…
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Coming off a 16-3-2 season, Simpson women's soccer coach Jeremy Reinert visits the podcast to talk about the Storm's run to an NCAA national tournament birth in Division III. Despite a second-round, season-ending loss to Wisconsin-LaCrosse in the tournament, Simpson is well positioned to make another tournament run in 2024.…
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For 15 years, Lisa Carponelli has brought her expertise in local television news to Simpson students. Now she's back on the air as a part-time weekend anchor at WHO-TV Channel 13 in Des Moines. Carponelli joins the podcast this week to talk about her work at Simpson, her recent return to the airwaves, and — as if that's not enough to keep her busy …
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Simpson's longtime director of speech, debate and mock trial, Spencer Waugh, has stepped into a new role at the college this fall, becoming the college's first leader of the Center for Exploratory Studies and director of academic recruiting. Spencer comes on the podcast this week to talk about his transition and his work helping undecided students …
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Winning national championships isn't news for Simpson's speech, debate, and mock trial program — but having new leadership is. This week's podcast features new SDMT director Tiana Brownen, new assistant Justin Fields, and veteran assistant Marisa Mayo talking about the challenges of taking over the nationally prominent program and their hopes for t…
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Tracy and Jason Dinesen are longtime members of the Simpson community — she a faculty member in Spanish and administrator, he a graduate and adjunct accounting professor — who've done something many of us long to do: Sell their possessions and move to another country. In the Dinesens case, they and their two teenaged sons have moved to Portugal, an…
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It's Homecoming 2023 at Simpson College, and Alumni Director Andy English stops by the podcast this week to talk about the traditional and the new events that will welcome alumni and community to campus for Simpson's premier fall celebration. The football team takes on Coe for the biggest event of the week, but Homecoming 2023 offers a full range o…
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Colleges and universities must be accredited by an outside body for their students to qualify for governmental financial aid — and for students and their families to know that schools produce the higher education they need to succeed in life and career. This week, Jennifer Miller, dean of continuing, graduate and online education at Simpson, talks …
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The associate director of Drake's Constitutional Law Center, Miguel Schor, is our podcast guest this week. Professor Schor delivered the 2023 Constitution Day lecture at the college, speaking on the many challenges confronting constitutional government in the United States and his proposals for fixing them.…
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Forensic Musicologist Brian McBrearty says he believes the copyright lawsuit filed by Steely and Clevie against the reggaeton community is silly and has no basis. The riddim making duo submitted a copyright documents for the 1990s dancehall hit song “Dem Bow” by Shabba Ranks in a Los Angeles Court, but Brian, speaking exclusively with WMV says that…
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It's hard to miss Jay Byers these days — the new Simpson College president has put an emphasis on telling the college's story — in person, in the media, and on social channels. Byers stops by the podcast this week to tell his story: How he came to Simpson as an undergraduate 35 years ago, his work as an alumnus and board member, and now as presiden…
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The new academic year is in full swing at Simpson College, and chemistry professor Adam Brustkern welcomed more than 380 new students at the college with his All-College Convocation talk on Aug. 30. Brustkern's message to the students: Embrace change, and let Simpson's faculty serve as the catalyst to that change. Brustkern gave the talk by virtue …
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