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The Furbabies Podcast is focused on all things associated with helping our pets live longer, healthier, and happier lives. Each week the Furbabies Podcast and host, Stephanie Goodman, will interview and discuss the latest best practices for helping your four-legged children live longer. You will find the best of the best when it comes to animal care, veterinary care, animal rescue, pet diets, and events that you can attend to enrich your and your animals' relationships. Each week you will he ...
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"Box in the Basement" is a compelling new podcast created by Arlene, a woman whose life was forever changed by a family tragedy. The unsolved murder of her Uncle Leon Laurales serves as the catalyst for this investigative series. Disturbed by the lackluster investigation and the mystery that still surrounds his case, Arlene dives deep into the details of her uncle's story, uncovering the many problems that plagued the investigation. Her journey doesn't stop there, as she expands her focus to ...
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Be a part of the only show in Arizona dedicated to the medical and healthcare field covering the latest in news, opportunities and issues affecting our community. The show will have an emphasis placed on the Aging Adults of our community. It is anticipated that by 2020, Arizonans aged 60+ will make up one-quarter of the State’s population, approximately 2.1 million people. Bob’s innovative approach captures an audience that is both progressive and affluent, covering subjects that will give t ...
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On a hot summer night in August of 1982, 19-year-old homebody Christie Wilson & her co-worker locked up Snappy's convenience store in Dayton, Texas. She got in her 1969 Thunderbird with cash from the store to deposit the next day. When she failed to arrive home by 1 am, her husband panicked and searched for her car. His worst fears turned into a li…
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Estate planning is crucial for everyone, regardless of age or wealth. Bob Roth and Stephanie Maloney discussed the importance of having key documents in place, including healthcare and financial powers of attorney, wills, and trusts. They emphasized that estate planning isn't just for the elderly or wealthy - even young adults need certain document…
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Sandra Dubbs left her home in St. Charles, Missouri to start a new life in Texas. Her life would end with a vicious attack - who would want 30-year-old Sandra dead? After being attacked and found nearly dead, Jackie Lambert fears for her life and flees town with a mysterious trucker. What happened to Jackie? The theories are numerous, and Arlene ex…
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In 1997 Amarillo Texas, two women were murdered and another was attacked. A few year later, a possible witness, 9-year-old Dorian Thomas, goes missing while riding around his neighborhood. Did the murderer attack Dorian for seeing too much? Join Arlene and Leah as they delve into Amarillo, the women and their lives, the crime scenes in a low income…
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In the latest episode of Health Futures, host Bob Roth interviews attorney Marsha Goodman, who specializes in veterans' benefits. Marsha provides invaluable insights into VA programs like Aid and Attendance and disability compensation. She explains eligibility criteria, including service during wartime periods and presumptive conditions related to …
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As the Teamsters and Hollywood Basic crafts continue their negotiations with the studios, we’re coming to you with the second half of our two-part series on the issues they hope to address. This time, WGAW member Jonterri Gadson sits down with Teamsters local 399 members and Chef’s Assistants Carlos Gonzales and Ester Garcia.…
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In 2006, two women go missing in the small eastern Texas town of Jacksonville. One woman, Terri Reyes raised her children and lived a quiet life. Shaunti Coleman lived a transient lifestyle, and was reported missing by her mother. Both bodies would be discovered in time, and the small railroad town of 13,000 residents wouldn't be the only thing the…
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Sun Health, a nonprofit organization in Arizona's West Valley, offers comprehensive support for the aging population. Their services include memory care navigation, life care communities, cutting-edge research, wellness programs, and community education. The recent episode of Health Futures highlighted Sun Health's commitment to addressing dementia…
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When couples are discovered murdered in lover's lanes in the Texarkana twin cities metro. Who would attack these couples and why? Join Arlene and Leah as they take us back to 1940's Texas and walk through the murders, the victims, and the evidence. Support Box in the Basement Victims Leon Laurales: Website & GoFundMe Amanda Goodman: Justice for Sis…
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Violence splashed across El Paso newspapers late summer of 1966. Ruth Holland lived a quiet, opulent life, her wealth on display as she drove a gold Cadillac around town. The ex-wife of a race track owner, intellectual Ruth loved gardening and kept a close, small circle of friends. On Sept. 8th. her maid discovered the home in disarray, Ruth nowher…
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On the Health Futures radio show, Bob Roth interviewed Barbara Mason from Benevilla, a non-profit aiding West Valley seniors since 1981. Benevilla offers Life Enrichment programs for seniors with neurological conditions, an intergenerational Wortzies program, and an adaptive gym for varied abilities. They emphasize caregiver support through their C…
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Three cases haunt the hosts of Box in the Basement in today's episode. In 1998, a 15-year-old High School student, Michael Flores, in Rio Hondo unsuspectingly blasts his radio as a bullet shatters his window. Laura Guerra's dead body is found in Rio Grande. Laura Warren's body was discovered Halloween day after being seen with a Hispanic man in Bee…
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In a special full-episode of Union Town, WGAW member/captain Jonterri Gadson talks with Teamsters Local 399 members Doug Weaver and Alison Taylor about the work they do and the importance of this negotiation. This is part one of a two-part series on the issues Hollywood Teamsters hope to address in their current negotiations with the studios.…
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In 1989, thirteen-year-old Elisa Roberson left her home to meet a friend in the Texas gulf town of Aransas Pass. Born in Nicaragua, she adjusted well to American life, enjoying hair band 80's music and bossing around her younger siblings. After a short walk towards the elementary school, she would never be seen again. What happened to Elisa? Join A…
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Healthcare navigation for older adults is extraordinarily complex, juggling numerous providers, treatments, and medications. RN Health Advocates act as skilled nurse quarterbacks, coordinating every aspect of care. They attend appointments, reconcile medications, arrange services, and ensure nothing falls through the cracks - providing invaluable a…
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The latest Health Futures podcast drove home the immense need for accessible mental healthcare. Around 25% of adults face behavioral issues, with half going untreated - often due to cost barriers. Guest Rebecca Duffy of Evolved MD discussed their innovative solution: embedding counselors within primary care practices. This integrated approach allow…
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Three women, Sherry Newman, Christy Jo Eggers, and Stephanie Jo Flannery's last moments were nearly identical: sexually assaulted, beaten, and murdered by a sick and depraved serial killer roaming the hills and flatlands of central Texas, leaving bodies in ditches for his own sick pleasure. Was justice served for two of his victims, whose cases are…
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On this week's episode of Health Futures, Taking Stock in You, Bruce Eliot joins us to discuss how Memory Lane Games aids in neurological engagement and monitoring, aligning with CMS's dementia care initiatives to support caregivers and enhance patient lives. In 2019, Bruce Eliot and his friend, inspired by their aging mothers' struggles with demen…
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On a rainy day in May 1989, Amanda "Sissy" Goodman fails to return home from school. Within 45 minutes, Amanda's body is found outside of town, shot to death, mystifying the entire city of Brownwood. Who would murder a sweet, innocent, church-going 13-year-old Junior High student? Arlene and Leah tell Amanda's story and interview Judy Williams, her…
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Box in the Basement continues its look into the unsolved and solved murders in Brownwood, Tx, looking for the broader context in how Leon's murder remains unsolved. In Part 2 of an Era of Terror, we focus on an innocent woman whose life was cut short in 1982. A mother of four and widowed, 72-year-old Donna Mae Inlow worked in her shoe store in Brow…
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Jaime Roberts, CEO of Arizona Leading Age, was the recent guest on the "Health Futures" radio show discussing her organization's mission to help Arizonans age gracefully. Leading Age represents non-profit aging services providers across the continuum of care. Their annual conference offers education for professionals in the field. Roberts emphasize…
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Timed to celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, WGAW Asian American Writers Committee Chair Kristina Woo speaks with Expats creator-showrunner & filmmaker Lulu Wang about her Amazon series, authentic representation, transitioning to television, and more. (1:00) Next up, WGAW member Jonterri Gadson talks with Ridiculousness wr…
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In this emotional episode, Arlene shares memories of Leon as we near the anniversary of his murder. On May 10th, 1996 at midnight, someone kidnapped Leon Laurales from his workplace, Kroger's grocery. Fifteen minutes later, they shot him outside of town, leaving behind Leon's burning Thunderbird, and a wake of shattered lives and hearts. Leon's box…
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Box in the Basement begins An Era of Terror in Brownwood, a series highlighting all the murders in Brownwood from 1980-1996, a period of time in which most of Brownwood's murders happened. We start with Judge Bunnell, a politician whose car goes off the road in 1980. But as we dig deeper, we see there's more to meet the eye when it comes to Judge B…
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In this engaging radio show and podcast episode, home care industry veteran Emily Isbell shares her inspirational journey from being a college caregiver to running multiple franchises to founding her own consulting firm, EI and Company. Reflecting on the impact of COVID-19, Emily discusses how a powerful testimonial video motivated her to stay in h…
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The Rowan Report guides the home care industry amid challenges from America's rapidly aging population. By 2050, the 85+ population is expected to nearly quadruple, straining care services. In a radio interview, owner Kristen Rowan discussed the publication's evolution into a vital digital hub covering regulations, workforce solutions, technologies…
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When a child goes missing is one of the most terrifying nightmares for any community. Join us as we share the stories of two children in 80's Texas. Desiree Carroll, a toddler, was last seen walking down the wooded road outside a small town by her mother in her rearview mirror. Did Desiree disappear into the woods and a victim of mother nature, or …
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In this episode WGAW member Susie Singer Carter talks with 2024 Writers Guild Award-winning writer Jen D’Angelo (01:10) about crafting films such as Quiz Lady and Totally Killer, how her improv comedy experience informs her creative process, and more. For the Union Town segment (31:31), 2023 WGA Negotiating Committee Co-Chairs and past WGAW Preside…
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Our own host Leah and her Father share their memories of an explosion that rocked a quiet neighborhood in Akron, OH in 1978. A teacher out for a dating game at a local bar ends up discovered in her charred car in a dead-end alley near Leah's childhood home. Did she meet her killer at the dating game? Join Arlene and Leah as they travel through Akro…
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In our latest "Health Futures" radio episode, we had the privilege of hosting Bina Colman, Head of Patron Engagement at Parent Projects. Bina shared her invaluable insights into this innovative platform designed to empower families navigating the care journey for aging loved ones. From the affordable Parent Projects Connect tool that keeps everyone…
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In this episode’s Union Town segment (01:03), WGAW member “Jazz” Peck talks with American Federation of Musicians Local 47 President Stephanie O’Keefe about representing musicians in the industry, the power of solidarity, and the magic that both musicians and writers create with their work. Then, WGAW member Aaron Fullerton talks with A Murder at t…
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Today's episode explores two missing persons cases in Texas. In 1973, 17-year-old Norman Prater vanished after visiting his mother at a Dallas coffee shop, a mystery that remains unsolved 51 years later. Join Arlene and Leah as they explore Norman's disappearance against the backdrop of a tumultuous year marked by historical events, from the Vietna…
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In this episode, host Bob Roth reunites with former college roommate Todd Keitz after over 40 years. Keitz shares his personal experience becoming a full-time caregiver for his parents, inspiring him to create the online platform "My Care Friends." Launched in 2022, it connects caregivers with tailored support groups and education. Keitz discusses …
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A young lab technician with her whole life ahead of her boarded a train from Texarkana, Texas to Denton. She planned on furthering her education and taking lab classes to advance her career in a post-war boom. After leaving in a cab from the train station, she would vanish. This is one of our oldest cold cases yet, a mystery from 1948. A sketchy st…
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Friendship Village Tempe is leading the way in innovative senior living, offering a truly exceptional lifestyle experience. Executive Director Cole Marvin discussed the community's unique amenities like rooftop pickleball courts, an onsite brewery, and a farm-to-table dining program led by an acclaimed chef. With new residential buildings and engag…
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