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The road to success is always under construction. Real-life conversations with businesswomen where we discuss failures and successes, on this turbulent road. The goal is that their stories will help listeners to understand they are not alone and learn skills that will help them become successful.
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MPR Weekly Dose

MPR Weekly Dose

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Each week the MPR team brings you the top stories from the world of medicine and pharma in a matter of minutes. With 35 years of publishing drug information behind us, you can rely on MPR to provide accurate and up-to-date news.
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Melanie and Megan hosting conversations with individuals that work as creative influencers. When tuning in, you will engage in interviews with these influencers that hope to shine light into their experiences working in the midst of the entertainment industry.
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Revista Mprende

Octavio Isaac Rojas Orduña

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Octavio Isaac Rojas Orduña, fundador de la agencia de comunicación túatú y presidente de la asociación “Mexicanos Aquí”, dirige Revista Mprende, un espacio radiofónico en donde hablaremos sobre todo lo relacionado con el mundo de la empresa en Madrid, México y el mundo.
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MPR Business Consulting

MPR Business Consulting

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Welcome to MPR Business Consulting’s podcast. We are a Business Consulting agency that provides tools and resources to business. Our goal is to take business’s to the next level. MPR Business Consulting is Where Business is Done Right!
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MPR Deb and Gregg

MPR Deb and Gregg

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My name is Gregg and I Co-Host Midwest Paratalk Radio, I have been in Indy for most of my life. And have been interested in the paranormal for a long time. It wasn’t until a personal experience at 30 that I realized that there was some validity to the paranormal. Having a need for more knowledge I started looking at different media venues. Researching, reading and talking to different groups that I have come across blogtalkradio. And have found some great people. Having a radio background, B ...
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Last month, a shootout in Burnsville took the lives of three first responders. It all stemmed from a 911 call reporting domestic abuse. Suspect Shannon Gooden, who later died by suicide, had previously been accused of intimate partner violence by at least three different women. Three guests in the domestic violence space joined MPR News guest host …
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Nasal spray approved for chronic rhinosinusitis; Endothelin receptor antagonist gains approval to lower blood pressure in hypertension; One-time stem cell treatment approved for metachromatic leukodystrophy; NASH treatment gains accelerated approval; New automated insulin delivery system for type 1 diabetes.…
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What’s old always becomes new again — even with workout routines. The hot workout class of the moment isn’t brand-new. It’s Pilates, a core-focused routine first popularized almost a century ago. Pilates, yoga, barre and other “lower-impact” exercise classes are gaining popularity, as Americans turn away from previously-popular “higher-impact” clas…
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Updated: 4 p.m. Jamie Gilchrist and Jessica Liimatainen did almost everything together growing up together as identical twins in Barnum. They went to the same schools and took the same classes. They both started hockey together when they were three years old and both played for their high school team. “Our parents told us that we had our own langua…
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Back in the 1990s, Minnesota was gaining population from other places in the U.S. But in recent years, that trend reversed, and now more people leave Minnesota for other states each year than move here. The net loss is a concern to state officials who want to fill jobs. So, this month, the state’s tourism office Explore Minnesota launched a first-e…
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Ethnic studies will roll out to Minnesota K-12 classrooms in 2026. The content area was added to the state social studies standards this winter, joining history, geography, economics and government as major themes. The Minnesota Department of Education is still working on a final framework to guide curriculum. But some districts aren’t waiting. In …
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Chaplains often show up on the worst days of people’s lives. They arrive in a hospital room after a distressing diagnosis. They accompany police to help inform someone of a loved one’s death. One in four Americans have been visited by a chaplain, usually at a hospital or hospice, though chaplains also work in prisons, on college campuses and with t…
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Karen and Hmong parents in Minnesota say they are increasingly alarmed by the substance abuse they see in their communities’ youth. Opioids are the largest problem, specifically the the deadly drug fentanyl. MPR News partnered with Sahan Journal to talk about this painful topic, at a special North Star Journey Live event in mid-November, hosted at …
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Meet Trinette Collier Greene – an HBCU graduate, author, certified relationship coach, educator, and inspirationalist. She's the creative mind behind TLC Coaching, the 'Woman On Fire~Testimonies of Triumphs Podcast©,' and 'The Male Room…Messages From Him with TaShon & Friends™️' radio show. With a passion for fostering successful relationships, Coa…
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Maybe this sounds familiar to you: You’re sitting at home after a particularly bad day, trying to watch an episode of True Detective. You open up the Amazon app on your phone. Before you know it, you’ve racked up over $100. And you’re not really sure on what. Many of us do some form of this — whether it’s going out with our friends or spending that…
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Weight loss treatment has approval expanded; Paxlovid with Emergency Use Authorized label must be disposed of; psychedelic gets Breakthrough therapy designation; Advisory Committee announce meeting to discuss Alzheimer treatment; ALS treatment trial results
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James Walsh has been a reporter in the Twin Cities for decades. A trip to city hall isn’t out of the ordinary. But Walsh recently started using a wheelchair. And that’s changed his experience of getting where he needs to go. On a recent January day, Walsh found himself trapped inside St. Paul City Hall for over an hour — even though City Hall is te…
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Most of us don’t think about our nose until it’s stuffed up, dripping and making our lives miserable. But maybe we should give our nose more thought, or at least some appreciation. Our nose warms the air we pull into our lungs, filters out irritants and helps us smell our morning coffee. And it’s full of surprises. Did you know our two separate nos…
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It’s been a tough time for public transportation. Passengers are slowly coming back to Metro Transit buses and light rail trains after a steep drop during the COVID-19 pandemic. But the average number of riders is still just over half of what it was in 2019, according to Metro Transit. Safety remains a top concern. Passengers in the Twin Cities say…
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We all start somewhere. And our first jobs — no matter if you’re an ice cream scooper or an investment intern — leave lasting marks on us. First jobs teach us about ourselves and the world around us. Sometimes for better, sometimes for worse. MPR News host Angela Davis talked with two experts about how our first jobs shape our minds, habits and fut…
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🔊 KAJIAN AHAD PAGI 🔊 Masjid Pogung Raya Terbuka untuk umum Putra & Putri Bersama: Ustadz Abu Salman hafizhahullahu ta'ala Tema: "Jaga Diri Dari Perkara Remang-remang" Waktu: Ahad, 25 Februari 2023 Ba'da Subuh - Syuruq Tempat: Masjid Pogung Raya (MPR) Pogung Kampung Hijrah https://bit.ly/Masjid-MPR Terbuka untuk Umum (Putra dan Putri) Live Streaming…
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Over-the-counter birth control pill to be available in the coming weeks; first over-the-counter continuous glucose monitor to be available starting this summer; the 2024-2025 US influenza season vaccine will be trivalent; LSD granted Breakthrough Therapy for treatment of generalized anxiety disorder; interchangeable biosimilars to Prolia and Xgeva …
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Sev Tok joins us tonight. You can find out all about her with the links below. Reach out to Sev @ the following links: https://youtube.com/@sevtokalienspirit?si=Rq9puo3Ns3RY9WwH https://planetsev.com/?fbclid=IwAR2r1AHn5InOZTvOMG1sDQvGNFQVDSu-mFO5j27EtKSvDv6wOMBxyvCySg4 https://www.amazon.com/dp/1723575682?ref_=cm_sw_r_mwn_dp_HZ5K5QXNMF408WFB5374&la…
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Have you had this experience? You scroll through your social media feed and see something a bit outrageous. Maybe it’s a news headline that confirms your worst suspicions. You know your like-minded friends would agree with it. So, you share it. But ... was it true? People who study misinformation say it’s easy to fall for misinformation and spread …
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Cancer is sometimes thought of as an older person’s disease. But colorectal cancer — also known as colon cancer — is becoming more common in people under 50. Most physicians now recommend screening as early as 45, down from 50 a few years ago. That’s because early detection can save lives. MPR News Host Angela Davis talked with an oncologist and su…
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When people think of firefighters, they might picture an image from a child’s book — a big man, wearing lots of equipment, maybe pulling a hose from a red fire engine or rushing to rescue people from a burning building. But firefighters are responding to far fewer fires these days and more and more medical emergencies. Many 911 calls for chest pain…
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There’s no shortage of media think pieces about the financial woes of Millennials. They are on track to be the first generation to make less money than their parents. But Generation Z is the newest generation to enter the workforce. And so-called “Zoomers,” born between 1997 and 2012, have unique hurdles and opportunities in their future. MPR News …
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FDA withdraw multiple myeloma treatment after a confirmatory trial showed an increased risk of death; latest efficacy results for lower respiratory tract disease vaccine; CDC Chikungunya virus vaccine recommendations; Complete Response Letter issued to investigative schizophrenia treatment; new treatment for complicated UTIs including pyelonephriti…
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Forest started his life-long journey as a UFO/UAP investigator at age 10 when he witnessed a saucer shaped craft land in a farm field near Hardin, Illinois. By age 13 he began collecting books on the subject and at age 18 he gave his first public presentation at the UFO Study Group of Greater St. Louis on "Propulsion Theory and Detection Methods". …
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Last month the city of Minneapolis broke up one of the area’s largest homeless camps. More than 100 people had been living in tents and other temporary structures at Camp Nenookaasi for months. The encampment is just one of many signs that an increasing number of people in Minnesota are living without stable shelter. People without housing are also…
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Two professional organizers talked with MPR News host Angela Davis about their decluttering process and the “why” behind clutter. The association between clutter and mental health. And why clutter isn’t the same thing as laziness or hoarding.द्वारा Minnesota Public Radio
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🔊 KAJIAN RUTIN RABU PETANG 🔊 Masjid Pogung Raya Bersama: Ustadz dr.M. Arifuddin, Sp.Ot. hafizhahullahu ta'ala Tema: "Mengharapkan Pahala Kala Cobaan Menyapa" Waktu: Rabu, 28 Februari Ba'da Maghrib - Selesai Tempat: Masjid Pogung Raya (MPR) Pogung Kampung Hijrah https://bit.ly/Masjid-MPR Terbuka untuk Umum (Putra dan Putri) Live Streaming Youtube: h…
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During the pandemic, people living and working in nursing homes and assisted living communities faced the brunt of COVID-19’s devastation. Now there’s a new crisis facing long-term care — a staffing crisis. About 20 percent of jobs in nursing homes remain unfilled. Nursing assistants have been overwhelmed by extra shifts. Some nursing homes have cl…
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