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3/24/2022 RTIR Newsletter: Catastrophic Leaders, Interview Lies, Over 50 Fitness
01. Catastrophic Failure: How McConnell’s GOP Abandoned America 02. Ukraine: How We Got Here, How to Get Out 03. Why the Supreme Court Needs a Black Woman 04. Exercise Over 50: Do This, Not That 05. Interview Comedian on New TV Series, ‘DisLabeled’ 06. Why You Can’t Get ‘We Don’t Talk About Bruno’ Out of […]
Smallpox Lessons That Put Today’s COVID Pandemic in Perspective
By Carl on December 14, 2021 in COVID-19, Current Events, Politics, Government, Problems Facing Our Nation, Science
For a timely show in light of today’s debate about the role of vaccines in stopping COVID’s spread in the world’s poorest nations, invite Bee Bloeser to share her experiences in Africa after the CDC dispatched her husband Carl to join the global smallpox vaccination campaign in 1969. “Vaccines and Bayonets: Fighting Smallpox in Africa amid Tribalism, […]
Post-Pandemic Tips to Build Your Life Back Better
The pandemic has wreaked havoc on everything from the economy to our relationships and our mental health. Families have lost loved ones, businesses and careers and been forced to make choices they never expected. For those who feel lost, stuck or unsure what to do next, Oreste D’Aversa has four steps to start creating a […]
How to Stem the Epidemic of Struggling Teens
By Carl on December 14, 2021 in COVID-19, Education, Family Issues, Parenting, Problems Facing Our Nation
Last year was especially tough for teenagers whose lives typically include one challenge, change, and charged-up problem after another. In fact, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention reports that the proportion of mental health-related emergency room visits for adolescents jumped 31% during the pandemic. That’s why you’ll want to interview Paul Bernabei, an educator, trainer and author of […]
Catching Up on Education after COVID
The pandemic has caused students to be behind in school. Long-time educator Lori Lynn Ahrends claims that the pressure to catch up is taking a tremendous toll on students. “If we aren’t careful about what we say, we run the risk of children feeling ‘less than.’ insecure, and turning off to school altogether,” she says. Lori Lynn suggests […]
Boost Your Immun-a-Tea to Get Through These Tough Months
Since the coronavirus outbreak began, everyone has been talking about immunity. You’ll want to learn: How your body can be healthier to ward-off disease. How we can be wiser in what we eat and drink during every season. The best natural way to bring about strength, energy, healthier skin and ultimately longer life. For the […]
Telemed: How to Prepare for Your Appointment
Telemedicine had already been around before COVID-19, but it took off by necessity once the pandemic shut down medical offices along with everything else. And while it’s not always the best way to treat health issues, telemedicine a safe option that will likely remain popular even after the COVID crisis. Invite Anne McAwley-LeDuc to discuss […]
The One Thing You Never Saw Trump Wear and Why It’s Important
During his campaign and presidency, you never saw Donald Trump wear sunglasses or glasses of any kind. And it’s not because he has perfect vision (he made reading goofs despite the availability of a Teleprompter) or never appeared outside in the bright sunlight. According to vision educator Linda Odubayo Thompson, Trump’s lack of eyewear reveals […]
COVID Can’t Cancel Christmas Caroling!
By Carl on December 17, 2020 in COVID-19, Entertainment, Show Biz, Holidays, Inspirational, Feel-Good, Music
Families across America are having heart-wrenching conversations about how to spend the upcoming holidays. People want to have their loved ones around them, but many recognize that gathering for this year’s holidays just isn’t safe. So how do we have meaningful, memorable, joyous celebrations together? Renae Baker says, “Traveling and gathering may be on hold […]