Lakes Jam is an annual music festival that unites rock and country music fans from all walks of life and brings them to the beautiful Brainerd lakes area. A premium camping festival, Lakes Jam is more than a music festival with Watercross racing, Drifting, Lawnmower Racing, Poker Tournaments and more!

Elliott is not only a talented musician but is also a proud military Veteran. Being a combat Veteran with PTSD, anxiety, and depression, Elliott uses his music and the time he has on stage performing as a form of therapy. When Elliott sings, he literally gives it all he has and the adrenaline release he gets is very therapeutic for him. He has found a way to use his music as a way to literally save his own life. www.elliottmckenzie.com

Dr. Mary Lee Esty, talks about the wide-reaching effects of concussion and TBI in sports, veterans and the general population. Concussions are a hot topic these days, specifically head injuries on professional football players.  However, many don’t realize that concussions and other traumatic brain injuries (TBI’s) affect many people and can have a lifelong effect on ones health. In fact, the recent surge in combat veterans incurring TBI’s during combat has led to a lot of new research and a much better understanding of exactly what is going on during and after suffering a head injury. 

Dr. Ronald Genova Co Owner of Phoenix ER and Medical Hospital is hear to talk about the benefit of doctor owned hospitals.

At a time when delivering high quality healthcare is a top priority for every hospital executive, physician-owned hospitals are having much difficulty gaining traction for future expansion and development in light of healthcare reform. 

Physician-owned models focus on providing high-quality care to patients instead of seeing as many patients as possible. The majority of physician-owned hospitals also provide specialized medical care and tend to give patients more power over their medical decisions because they have time to make sure their patients are well-informed.

Jason Angelini talks about stepping out of the corporate office and in to a job that he loves and owns.

American Bench Craft, is a team of brothers, family and friends who have talked about owning a business together since high school. They now own a company where everyday we get to show up and be creative, solve problems, and work with our hands. We make products we need or want, and then we put them to the test with everyday use.

This compelling story of perseverance and grit has come of age after seventeen years. Former Boston Bruins Captain, Rick “Nifty” Middleton, coached the 2002 US Paralympic Sled Hockey team in Salt Lake City, Utah. Together, along with Tom Moulton, they all achieved an unlikely gold medal. The time has come to tell their dramatic story through a scripted film. www.toughsleddingthemovie.com

Josh Sommer Co-Founder and Executive Director of Chordoma Foundation.

Josh was diagnosed with a skull-base chordoma in 2006. Unwilling to accept the limited treatment options available to chordoma patients, he joined the lab of Dr. Michael Kelley at Duke University, where he spent the next two years studying chordoma.

When COVID-19 hit the U.S., public health professionals were already busy battling another epidemic – the drug crisis in this country.

Dr. Waismann talks about this problem, how his treatments are helping addicts and pushing for the treatment of drug addiction to be brought into mainstream medicine. anrclinic.com

Dr. Colleen has been helping people transition through major changes in their lives for over a decade. Colleen has been a mental health services professional working in the field of psychology and marriage & family therapy since 2002.  She has been licensed as a Marriage & Family Therapist since 2006 and earned her  Doctorate degree in 2009. Now she gives us all advice on get throw Shelter in Place and getting back to normal.

Today we talk with Tom Trefts on the effects of gulf war illness.

The WE Have Cancer podcast is Hosted by Lee Silverstein, the show was created to provide survivors, caregivers and professionals a vehicle to share their stories of struggle, hope and survival in the face of cancer and to provide hope and inspiration to those affected by the disease. wehavecancershow.com

Tal Givoly is with his family in Israel and gives us a view on how the other side is working to stop the spread on the Virus. Tal also talks about a new APP called Track Virus to help us All around the world stay safe.