(SE11E10) Co-founder Bill Shufelt of Athletic Brewing Inc talks about his inspiration behind launching Athletic Brewing, a non alcoholic brewery company. He also talked about his passion for running and his partnership with award-winning brewer, John Walker. As well his recent partnership with Arsenal FC and his 4th brewery. Athletic Brewery was founded in 2017, Run Wild IPA and Upside Dawn Golden Ale, some of the non alcoholic brews. More information: https://athleticbrewing.ca/collections/beer Plus an interview with Dr. bob Weil, respected Sports Podiatrist and radio host of The Sports Doctor™ https://ukhealthradio.com/program/the-sports-doctor-radio-show/

Episode 72, Emmy Nomination for Slow Horses Composers: Daniel Pemberton, Pablo Clements and James Griffith known as Toydrum are nominated for an Emmy for Slow Horses, season three (Strange Games) airing on AppleTV. They talked about composing together on the show and what is next for them. Plus, they shared their process while working on the episodes. Some other questions I asked, how do you contribute your creativity while following what the directions/producers want? What do you want people to take away from the series? Plus an interview with Alexander and Austin talk about the debut Dreadworks Haunted House happening at the Cloverdale Fairgrounds next month. Alexander J. Baxter, established producer plus CEO and Founder of Constellate films. And Austin Trapp, actor, media director and producer at Constellate films. They talked about their roles, their inspiration and process involved. To watch the full episode go https://www.youtube.com/live/W5oU5SoCKQE?si=KBQfDa6q For more information: https://www.dreadworks.ca/contact-us

Joining me today is Dr. Lucas Macmillan, naturopathic physician and clinic director of Delbrook Integrated Medical Centre.

Dr. Macmillan is back on the show to talk about Hormonal Harmony: Debunking Myths and Boosting Athletic Performance.

Dr. Macmillan talked about the following:

What are hormones, and what do they affect in the body?

Are hormones worth focusing on if I am or want to be a healthy athlete?

How much power do hormones really have, compared with healthy choices and lifestyle?

Can hormones be improved or worsened via lifestyle, diet, or medication?

What are some common misconceptions around hormones that are worth addressing?

Some feel hormone therapy is dangerous, others feel it is beneficial or even necessary for optimal health. What do you think, and why is there such controversy here?

Recommended resources?

https://www.drlucasmac.com/