Bicycle Talk Episode 176 11/13/19
November 13th 2019 Bicycle Talk Episode 176 Ron’s Rant: Road Rage. Cyclists screaming at drivers. How to handle a road rage experience with patience and an open mind. Be calm, don’t rage back. On a...
Radio Naturopath Episode 235: Eat Less Starch and Sugar, Wilson’s Sydrome and Hypothryoid, Herbs for Cognition
I kept hearing these PSAs about eating meat as a condiment instead of the main part of your meal, but I have observed that most people overeat starch and sugar, not meat! Use THAT as a condiment! More gr...
Bicycle Talk Episode 175 11/06/19
November 6th 2019 Bicycle Talk Episode 175 Ron’s Rant: Tour of California canceled for 2020! On a positive side: The Elections! Fran runs to the polls, It’s a tradition. NYC City Council approves M...
Radio Naturopath Episode 234: Cardiovascular Health: Cholesterol, LDL, oxLDL
I went to the New Hampshire Association of Naturopathic Doctors conference, and it was AMAZING. I learned so much! In the next few weeks I'll use the various talks at the conference as a starting point for the...
Bicycle Talk Episode 173 10/23/19
October 23rd 2019 Bicycle Talk Episode 173 Ron’s Rant: Let’s educate the consumers: Why the bike shop?
On a positive side: 48 Universities get the Bike Friendly thumbs up: The maintenance minute...
d’Archive Episode 31: Greenhouse Studios and Husky ReView
This episode of d'Archive highlights a digital humanities project developed at Greenhouse Studios as part of the UConn Humanities Institute's Humility, Conviction and Public Life Project. I am joined by fello...
Bicycle Talk Episode 172
October 16th 2019 Bicycle Talk Episode 172
Ron returns after 2 weeks away due to illness.
Ron’s Rant: Are you alternative transportation friendly? Quotes from MOTHERLOAD Documentary on ...
Radio Naturopath Episode 231: Ron’s Bout of Gastroenteritis and Hernia Repair, and How to Help
Ron had quite an ordeal! He got acute gastroenteritis while working at an event in the Berkshires, and wound up spending time in the local hospital for hydration. Then he went home, and after a few days of n...