Tuesday Talk Show's Podcast

When I first saw the title of this show, I thought that if one wanted to join a cult, this had to be the one to join. Was I right? Please join Dr. Michael Daine as we discuss this fascinating topic.

What do you do when you get two conflicting reports about a potentially very serious health condition? To be very scared and confused mgith be an understatement. We invite you to join us and hear Katherine's story about the scan that saved her life.

This is a very fun show with Lindsay and Dr. Michael Daine, Ph.D., as they talk about what it is like to be a psychologist and also what you might look for if you are seeking counseling. Think you don't need it? Find out why the majority of peole who are now using therapy are actually not looking to "fix" themselves, they are looking to "enhance" themselves and their life experiences. Lots of insight, love, and laughter here. Isn't that what it's all about? Thank you for listening.

Yes, we know. The majority of us avoid colonoscopies. Nothing about them sounds all that wonderful. Neither does the fact that colon cancer is the second leading cause of cancer deaths in Americans, and it is almost 100% curable. Today we have options. Get a conventional colonoscopy or get a virtual colonoscopy. For anyone over the age of 50, getting no colonoscopy is not an option.

Please join Lindsay as she summarizes for us the 3 best things we can do to be proactive in our health. These are things that Lindsay and Dr. Blanchet have spoken about in detail on past shows. Now, in three short segments, you can quickly hear about some simple things that can not only potentially save your life, but improve the quality. For individual specific programs on each topic, go to www.tuesdaytalkshow.com and click on Dr. Blanchet Past Shows. As always, thank you for listening.

It is safe to assume that a lot of us take some kind of supplement. Not all supplements are made or created equal. Some of them are a complete waste of your money. Many of the more popular supplements touted today are putting forth misleading and even erroneous information. Listen in as Lindsay gives you the facts you need to know about omega 3 fatty acids, niacin, and vitamin D. Listen also as she tells us what the radiologists don’t tell us about mammograms, and what the government had recently said about PSA testing. For the complete podcasts on each of these, please visit www.tuesdsaytalkshow.com.

Please join Lindsay and Dr. Michael Daine as they discuss the fascinating topic of dreams. Do we all dream? Do our dreams try to tell us things? Should we go and buy a dream book? What if we don’t dream? This is a fun program. Dr. Daine can probably be called a “Dream Pro”. Find out why. Thank you for listening.

 There is now an option for anyone over the age of 50 who has been avoiding getting a colonoscopy.  Join internal medicine physician, Dr. Bill Blanchet and radio talk show host, Lindsay Woods from the Tuesday Talk Show, as they discuss this new option which has been getting so much media attention lately.  Find out what you need to know to take away your excuses for not getting this very simple life saving procedure.

The question now arises as to just what should men do about getting a PSA blood test for prostate cancer screening.  U.S. Preventive Task Force says, no.  What are the real life pros and cons about getting this test?  What should one do if they are told not to have the test performed?  Listen to how Dr. Blanchet uses the PSA test in his medical practice.  Discover the key issues in prostate cancer screening.

Here are two of the calls we received during our show on PSA Testing.  Our first caller, wanted to  know what other tests may be out there that could be used to detect early prostate cancer if PSA tests are not used.  Our second caller was concerned, and understandably so, because his PSA numbers have recently jumped way up.  What exactly does this mean and what should he do? Hear Dr. Blanchet's response to these very appropriate questions.  A special thank you to our callers.  Lindsay

The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force has just announced that males should not have routine PSA tests for the early detection of prostate cancer. Prostate cancer, by the way, is the number 3 leading cause of cancer death in men. (U.S. government statistic)  Who IS this Task Force?  How good or bad is their track record in making recommendations to the public?  What did they base this decision on?  Is it a valid decision?  What is the response of the medical community?  Please join Lindsay and Dr. Blanchet as they discuss this very important health issue.  Listen to Dr. Blanchet's response to this government recommendation.

Yes, it is true. Not kidding. Join Dr. Blanchet and Lindsay to find out why you need to be eating chocolate. Assuage your guilt. This is one of our most fun shows yet! Thanks for listening.

This is the first Podcast in our 4 Part Series on Erectile Dysfunction, or ED. The majority of the most well-known risk factors for heart disease don’t work. The most notorious erroneous risk factor being cholesterol. Now we are hearing that erectile dysfunction is a risk factor that might even be more accurate in assessing risk and not used as often as it should. Some authorities estimate that 75% of men will have some degree of ED and that after the age of 50, a man has a 30% chance of getting ED,with that percentage increasing by a point per year. Please join Lindsay and Dr. Blanchet as they discuss the medical issues surrounding this important and timely issue. Just how is ED related to heart disease?

A creativity jump-starter, Elizabeth Welles brings an eclectic background to her work. She is dedicated to enhancing the Creative Spirit, encouraging people the world over to explore their own unique creative genius. To follow the current of their own intuitive voices that adds joy, light and spice to their lives. In this last segment, Elizabeth talks about the creativity aspect of journaling from her latest book: “Journaling for Well-Being and Peace”.

Whether standing in front of a crowd of theatre patrons, or an audience of business executives, magic happens. Watching Elizabeth Welles, you experience laughter that heals and tears that bring relief. We are all touched by her gentle quirky and compassionate humor that leaves you smiling in that feel-good kind of way. Her mastery of language reframes, uplifts, inspires and renews while her and warmth endears her to audiences around the world. Join Lindsay as she continues with Part 2 of her visit with Elizabeth on The Tuesday Talk Show and the topic of "The healing Aspects of Journaling."

Elizabeth Welles is an authority in the field of journaling and author of the book, Journaling for Well-Being & Peace. She is the editor of the book, Women Celebrate: The Gift in Every Moment, and is the creator of the CD, Meditation for Relaxation. A creativity and relaxation expert, she founded The Four Wisdoms of Creativity ™ and The ISIS Method for Stress Reduction. Join Lindsay during her visit with Elizabeth who was the featured guest on The Tuesday Talk Show. Please enjoy this first of her 3 part series as Elizabeth answers the question: “How did you get started”.

Elizabeth Welles, is an author, an actress, a singer, a poet, a storyteller, and a master journalist. She regularly travels the country performing her one-woman shows, entertaining collections of monologues, stories, poems and songs that connect her audiences to their own inner resources of wisdom and compassion. Please join Lindsay, when, on her visit to Colorado, Elizabeth stopped by The Tuesday Talk Show to introduce her latest book, "Journaling for Well-Being & Peace."

This final part of our 3 part series on strokes discusses the technologies available to detect potential stroke risk at early stages. Discover the difference between a carotid ultrasound and a carotid CIMT. What is the brand new CIMT machine just recently introduced by Panasonic? Are there advantages? Please join us. 7 min.

Strokes are the number one cause of disability in the United States. Dr. Blanchet and Lindsay discuss the different kinds of strokes in this first of a three part series on the issues of strokes. 16 min.

Part 2 of our series on strokes talks about who may be at risk, what to look for, and what current remedies are available to manage those at risk. 9 min.