Spirituality Adventures

Spirituality Adventures - Stories with Dad - The Outhouse

Join me each Sunday as we hear stories from my Dad.

Fred Loves KC - Cycle City

Join me the First Friday of each month as I sit down and chat with some of my favorite people and businesses in Kansas City. This month we talk with Joe Fox, the Owner of Cycle City in Parkville. People often ask me what bike shop I recommend, and this is it.

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Spirituality Adventures - DBT Therapy with Amy Tibbitts

In this podcast episode, I interview Amy Tibbitts, LSCSW, who is the founder and director of the Lilac Center in Kansas City, MO. Amy shares her story and her heart for healing with compassion and insight. She has provided dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT) in a private practice since October of 2000. Amy trained with DBT developer Marsha Linehan, and she has provided training to numerous agencies, universities, and hospitals on DBT. She has extensive knowledge and experience in treating people with borderline personality disorder (BPD) and other complex mental disorders. Amy is a graduate of the University of Kansas and holds a master’s degree in social welfare. She is the author of two skills workbooks: You Untangled and You Empowered.

 

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Spirituality Adventures - Stories with Dad - The BB guns

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Spirituality Adventures - Public Health with Dr. Rex Archer

In this episode, Dr. Rex Archer shares passionately about the biblical and spiritual mandates for public health. His knowledge of biblical justice and how it relate to public health are admirable. We could have easily talked for another hour or two about the heart of biblical justice. If you are listening to this podcast, you may want to watch the video on YouTube or my website (realfredherron.com) so that you can see the slides in Dr. Archer’s presentation. The slides are excellent. Dr. Rex Archer serves as Director of Health for the City of Kansas City, Missouri. He is responsible for safeguarding the public health of nearly half a million residents and a daytime population of almost one million people. Under Dr. Archer’s leadership, the Kansas City, Missouri Health Department is, to date, the only health department in the country to receive PHABLET accreditation and reaccreditation, win NACCHO’s Local Health Department of the Year award twice, and lead their community to a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Culture of Health Prize. He completed his medical degree at the University of Kansas and his General Preventive Medicine Public Health Residency and Masters in Public Health degree at the University of Michigan. If you like what you’ve heard, support us by subscribing, leaving reviews, sharing, and visiting our support page link below. The reviews help us to spread the word. https://www.realfredherron.com/support

Spirituality Adventures - Stories with Dad - Clem Still Couldn't Swim

Join us as we hear stories from my Dad. Apparently, Clem never did learn to swim.

Spirituality Adventures - What is the Blessing of Shalom? with Fred Herron

Health is a spiritual adventure. In this episode of Spirituality Adventures, Fred explores the spiritual values of health and wholeness from a biblical perspective. In the Old Testament (the Hebrew Bible), shalom is a Hebrew greeting that encompasses a blessing for our health and wellbeing—physically, emotionally, relationally, and spiritually. In the New Testament, the Apostle Paul introduces a radical new concept to the Greco-Roman world—your body is a spiritual temple. These ideas demonstrate why health care practices are foundational to our spiritual growth.

Spirituality Adventures - Stories with Dad - Clem Can't Swim

Clem Can't Swim

Spirituality Adventures - Caring for Children with Michele Kilo

In this podcast episode, I interview Dr. Michele Kilo, MD who is a Developmental-Behavioral Pediatric Specialist in Kansas City. Dr. Kilo has dedicated her life to the health and well-being of children, with a focus on developmental disabilities and at-risk youth. Her work is infused with passion and compassion which flows from her spiritual values. We talk about how to help children survive and thrive with a special reflection on the unique challenges of Covid 19.

Spirituality Adventures -Stories with Dad - Double Jeopardy

Double Jeopardy