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AMPsConnected : AMPsCNXTD is home-based in Louisiana, USA. With eclectic curiosity as pilot and fernweh as co-pilot, AMPsConnected Podcast connects the World through Artists, one life story at a time. Tune in to travel the World, engage in culture and art, and explore life through Cultural Definers, Leaders, Thinkers, Musicians, and Innovators...or simply, Artists. Let's get connected!
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Want to cut the fluff and get to the real and raw conversations around diabetes management? Welcome to Keeping it 100 Radio: Uncensored Diabetes Conversations. Type one diabetes is HARD. Join Lissie Poyner, Certified Health Coach, Personal Trainer and NLP Practitioner for T1D’s like you. This podcast is your container for Lissie’s best trainings, lessons and conversations so you can create more predictability in your diabetes management and feel empowered while doing it. Let’s dive in.
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In this episode of 'Keeping it 100 Radio', Lissie interviews a past client who was diagnosed with latent autoimmune diabetes in adults (LADA), also known as type 1.5 diabetes. She shares her journey of diagnosis and transitioning to insulin dependence after a period of being in a 'limbo state.' She discusses how her diagnosis affected her relations…
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In this episode of Keeping it 100 Radio, RD/CDCES, Jessica Hrdlicka, joins the conversation to make nutrition labels make sense. We dive deep into the pieces of labels that you should be focusing on, considerations of fiber and the importance of self-experimentation and informed decision-making. Join us in this weeks episode to break down the barri…
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In this episode of Keeping it 100 Radio, I'm joined by my co-coach Jessica Hrdlicka. We're diving into all of YOUR questions around the nutrition strategies you never learned at diagnosis including eating out at restauraunts without carb counts available and adding foods back IN to your diet while living with T1D. Don't forget to send us YOUR podca…
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In this episode of Keeping 100 Radio, host Lissie and her guest Val discuss the impact of living with Type 1 Diabetes on relationships and intimacy. The conversation covers the importance of open conversations about diabetes management, strategies to handle blood sugar levels during sex, and how to create a healthy emotional environment around the …
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During this episode of Keeping it 100 Radio, host Lissie Poyner engages in a meaningful dialogue with Keeping it 100 alum Taylor Moore. The conversation covers topics like the management of diabetes, the journey through pregnancy as a diabetic, and the challenges experienced in the healthcare system due to being classified as 'high risk'. Moreover,…
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In this podcast episode, we dive into one of the most controversial topics in the diabetes community - carbs. If you've been following along, you know I'm all about those carbs. However, I also believe that there's no one-size-fits-all approach when it comes to nutrition. Carbs were a significant part of my upbringing and athletic lifestyle, but wh…
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It's my birthday tomorrow, but yet here we are in one of the toughest weeks to date. These moments of burnout don't come too frequently, but they hit hard this week. So in today's episode, I'm sharing these moments with you in their real and raw form. Let's dive in. 48 HOURS ONLY: Save 29% on ALL masterclasses and mini courses with code "BIRTHDAY":…
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Welcome to our 100TH PODCAST EPISODE! It has been an absolute pleasure to hit record over the past 2 years. To celebrate, we have a few treats for you this week. The first one? Our special guest, Rachel Halverson RN, CDCES, NC-BC as she dives into dosing considerations for the trickiest T1D meals. The second surprise? As a THANK YOU for listening o…
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I have conversations every week with women living with type one diabetes having the goal of starting their family in the near future but not having the space to talk about it. In their doctors office their told to simply lower their A1C, but we know there's much more to it than that. Inside this episode, I sit down with Ariana Frayer from Cup of OJ…
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Let's catch up! These past six weeks have been wild ones. From getting married, traveling with unexpected flight delays and a lot of excitement and stress, it's easy to assume my diabetes management took a hit. Would you be surprised to hear that I actually maintained a 74% time in range? Inside this episode I'm breaking down the practical steps I …
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In this episode of Empowered Voices, we delve into the inspiring journey of Mer Fraser as she prepares to conquer the breathtaking Teton Crest Trail in Wyoming. As a member of the Connected in Motion Adventure Team for Type One Diabetes, Mer shares her motivations for applying and her experience getting ready for this incredible adventure. Join us …
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Join me for a much needed catch-up as I recount the day of marrying my best friend on June 17th! In this episode, I'm joined by my close friend and co-coach, Val, as we dive into a detailed debrief of the entire wedding weekend. Together, we go into it all - the highs, the lows, and unexpected twists along the way. Get ready for an intimate convers…
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In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, we're breaking the silence and discussing an important topic. Join Coach Val in this podcast episode as she addresses the challenges of diabetes burnout, exhaustion, and overwhelm. You'll leave this episode with practical strategies you can implement today to start navigating burnout with a game plan! Reso…
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Regular checkups are an important part of caring for your diabetes for several reasons. The biggest reason is that things change over time, and your healthcare provider can help you adjust when they do. If you have type 1 or type 2 diabetes, you’re at an increased risk of other serious health conditions, including heart and kidney disease and other…
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In this podcast, Briana shares her real and raw experience of managing Type 1 Diabetes through pregnancy and postpartum. She talks about the challenges she faced, the highs and lows, and the emotional rollercoaster of the journey. Briana's honest account provides a candid perspective on navigating parenthood with Type 1 Diabetes. Join us as Briana …
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If you're living with Type 1 Diabetes, you may have noticed that your blood sugars sometimes spike after a workout. In this podcast, we'll discuss the three main reasons for high blood sugars post-workout, including the impact of different types of exercise, the timing of your last meal, and insulin on board. Resources for this episode: Take our fr…
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In this podcast, we'll be discussing a topic that's important for those living with Type 1 Diabetes - the fertility awareness method and cycle tracking. As a Type 1 Diabetic, managing blood sugar levels can be a challenging and constant struggle, and understanding how your menstrual cycle affects your blood sugar levels is essential. We'll explore …
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We're taking you behind the scenes of a real and raw conversation today. When you're diagnosed with diabetes, not only is it an adjustment for you but for everyone in your life as well. In this episode, I'm sharing an intimate conversation with my best friend Taylor and discussing what the diagnosis was like on the other side. Share with your best …
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Diabetes technology is constantly evolving - which means there is a lot to keep up with. Omnipod 5, Control IQ, Dexcom G7.. what's there to know? Inside this episode, I sit down with Madalyn Vasquez, MS, RD, CDCES and pump trainer to discuss all the new tech in 2023. Resources for this episode: Follow Madalyn on Instagram: https://instagram.com/dia…
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Building muscle with type 1 diabetes, what is there to know? We all know there are a lot of factors to consider with exercise and blood sugar management, but what about when it comes to actually seeing results? Meet Anthony Baklouk. Anthony is a fitness trainer with his bachelors in Health Science. He's been training clients in person and online fo…
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In this episode, Meghana shares her T1D journey and her experience inside of our signature program, Keeping It 100! Meghana shares how she made Type 1 Diabetes work on her own terms while navigating being a young adult and a college student. Before coaching, Meghana believed she would be stuck at a bad A1C forever unless she gave up all the things …
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Join us inside this weeks episode as Lissie celebrates nine years living with type one diabetes. Inside this episode, Lissie breaks down the nine lessons she's learned while living with T1D since her freshman year of college. SHOW NOTES ⏰ (1:07): Welcome + intro ⏰ (2:25): My diagnosis story ⏰ (11:00): What I have learned over the 9 years since my i…
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In today's episode, Coach Val joins us in a solo episode to share about her role inside Keeping It 100 as the Women's Wellness Coach. In this episode you will also hear from a few Keeping It 100 alumni as they share their experiences and how learning about the hormone impact on blood sugars has played a role in their management today! Resources for…
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Ah, Valentine's Day - the season of love.. Yet another thing that people with diabetes need to consider after receiving our diagnosis. How will our future partners handle it? How will we communicate the support we need? Inside this episode, I interview my partner of the last 4.5 years and husband-to-be, Jordan and discuss what it's really like havi…
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The A1C is important, but how you get there is what really matters. Focusing on the number can lead straight to burnout, so in today's episode we're talking all about the results to focus on instead, so you can have a sustainable plan for management & empowering relationship with diabetes. SHOW NOTES ⏰ (1:20): Welcome back! ⏰ (2:00): Today’s topic …
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Diabetes technology is advancing - which should be great news.. right? While the new algorithms can take some of the decision making out of our hands, it can't judge human behavior, which is where you come in. Inside this episode, I'm taking you through three actions I'll be taking before I go on an autmated pump to ensure that I'm optimizing the t…
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New year, new plan for walking into your next endocrinologist's appointment. As people living with diabetes, we have access to constant data and information for our blood sugars - but when was the last time you knew what to do with it? Inside this episode, I'm walking you through how to walk into your next appointment with the data on your side so …
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In this episode, Emily shares her T1D journey and her experience inside of our signature program, Keeping It 100! Emily shares how she went from over-managing and restriction in her T1D management to having more space to live and enjoy the things she loves by ditching the "all or nothing" mindset and shifting into a mindset fuelled by freedom, choi…
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In this episode, Fatima joins us to share her T1D journey and experience going through our signature program, Keeping It 100. Fatima shares how she lowered her A1C from 7.4 to 5.7 while navigating her first year in college, trying out new workouts and expanding her mindset and relationship with diabetes. Resources for this episode: Join us inside t…
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In this episode, Savannah joins us to share her journey with T1D as a newly diagnosed adult and her experience inside of our signature program, Keeping It 100! Savannah shares her diagnosis story, what it felt like to fall through the cracks of the healthcare system and how she went from restricted and confused in her day to day management to empow…
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Let's play a quick game of 'put your finger down'.. Put a finger down if you've ever looked at your nutrition, exercise or lifestyle habits and said "I just need to ___" Put a finger down if when we mention the word "health", you automatically think of "nutrition and exercise" Put a finger down if you've heard the saying "doing something for 21 day…
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Ever hear the saying, "Diabetes thrives off of routine"? So you try to wake up at the same time, eat the same breakfast and take the same bolus - but lo and behold, your blood sugars don't respond the same? I've said it before and I'll say it again, you CAN have flexibility in your day while having structure (and predictable blood sugars to go alon…
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"Breathing fresh air into diabetes education," how good does this sound? This is exactly what the Canadian charity and diabetes education group, Connected in Motion, is doing. They are people with Type 1 diabetes who share a vision to create a culture of support & engagement in diabetes self-management through peer-based experiential diabetes educa…
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Diabetes and the holidays don't always feel like they mix well. Not only are our food choices different, but our schedule, environment and activity change. So how do we navigate that with a condition like diabetes that "thrives off of routine"? Inside today's episode, Lissie Poyner and Jessica Hrdlicka RD, CDCES sit down and give you their holiday …
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You asked, we're answering! We're giving away some FREE coaching on todays episode. Contrary to popular belief, coaching is not solution-based. Coaching is all about breaking things down with breakthrough questioning and considerations. So on today's episode, we took your questions and are walking through them just how we would with our clients! SH…
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The holidays.. one of the hardest times to navigate as a type one diabetic. How do we balance the social experience, blood sugars and mindset around it? Inside this episode, Lissie is breaking down how to get out of the all-or-nothing mindset that can naturally come from the end of year experiences with diabetes. New Year, New Me? Let's start now i…
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In this episode we dive into 3 situations that can raise blood sugars that your endo probably never told you about! Hormone driven changes in the feet to floor reaction, somogyi effect, and dawn phenomenon are 3 different scenarios that can drive up blood sugars during the early morning hours or overnight. We discuss how to identify which pattern c…
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Experiencing pregnancy with diabetes can feel like a whole new ball game, and unfortunately the advice surrounding the topic doesn't always help. That's why I'm so happy there are people like Lemma Brown supporting women through this experience. Meet Lemma, Registered Dietitian and fellow T1D. Inside this episode, Lemma is debunking the three bigge…
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Has van life or long term travel been on your bucket list? In this episode, Val sits down with Nora Lewis to chat all about her first year being diagnosed as a t1d at age 34 and her inspiration for taking her new diagnosis and life on the road. From chatting about how she prepared the van to her biggest tips to how she was able to get supplies on t…
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Ever feel like the only options you have at your favorite coffee cops are sugar-free variations? I don't know about you, but I refuse to give up my pumpkin spiced latte or holiday drinks from Starbucks. They don't need to be more difficult - just more strategic in your approach. Inside today's episode, Registered Dietitian and fellow T1D Amanda Cip…
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I first joined the diabetes online community in 2016 after graduating college and wanting to learn more about actually living with this diagnosis. What I didn't know? This community had been being built for years - even before Instagram and TikTok made their way as platforms. Meet Kerri Sparling, the author of Six Until Me: Essays from a life with …
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Exercising with diabetes carries more variables, more considerations and more questions. One of the most common questions I get on working out and managing blood sugars is "what should I eat before to mitigate low blood sugars?". Inside today's episode, my co-coach Jessica Hrdlicka, RD CDCES and I sit down to discuss how to effectively + confidentl…
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What is a cyclical approach and how does it relate to living with diabetes? As people who menstruate, our approach is very different than just living by a routine on a day to day basis. Inside this episode, Lissie and Val sit down and discuss how they take a cyclical approach in their nutrition, exercise and blood sugar management - and how you can…
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With T1D, there are many trials. Whether it's simply stepping outside your door or hiking the Grand Canyon, life with diabetes comes with many trails to work through. That's where people like Katie Larson come in. Not only does Katie help break down the trail into manageable pieces, but she helps her clients overcome any trail - big or small. Join …
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Pizza.. the epitome of every diabetic.. but what if it didn't have to be? Pizza may be harder to dose for, but it doesn't mean we can't master the bolus and enjoy our slices in the process. Meet Amanda Ciprich MS RD and founder of T1D Nutritionist. Inside this episode, Amanda is taking us through not only why pizza is more difficult to bolus for, b…
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It's been ONE YEAR of Keeping it 100 Radio! To celebrate, we're bringing on our Keeping it 100 Diabetes Coaching Alumni to share their biggest learning curves and pieces of advice. Make sure you listen until the end for a special celebratory giveaway.. Resources for this episode: Join us inside the Keeping it 100 Diabetes Coaching Experience: https…
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If you're like me, you may have been told to hold your travel plans when you were diagnosed with T1D. While there is an extra logistical component to travelling with type one diabetes, there is also the emotional. Meet Savannah Johnson, founder of Type 1 Way Ticket Travel. Her mission is to provide international travel experiences to teens and youn…
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Just like anything else in life, our beliefs and approaches in our diabetes management are ever-evolving. As I turn 28, I took some time to reflect on the last few years of living with T1D and how my approach to my management has changed. Inside todays episode I'm diving into Instagram stories I posted five years ago and rating them on a scale of 1…
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Welcome to the Makers Gonna Make Show where Julie Bee interviews makers about their brand's story and the behind-the-scenes of operating their business. Like many other successful makers, post-pandemic, Keli started what’s now Colette Paperie as a side hustle to her corporate job. She was working at a mass-merchant with her design degree. When her …
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Ever been told that low carb meals don't require a bolus? Well, there is more to that narrative that we're not usually told. Every macronutrient plays a role in our bolus strategy, which may be why you still see high blood sugars after low carb, high protein meals! In this episode, Jessica Hrdlicke RD/CDCES is breaking down the role of protein and …
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