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What happens to your blood after it's been donated?

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Corye Dunn, director of public policy for Disability Rights North Carolina, discusses ways to make spaces in North Carolina more accessible and what it means to be an advocate.

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Thriving in menopause...is it possible?

Dr. Rachel DiSanto, family medicine physician at Statesville Family Practice and medical director for Iredell Physician Network, discusses symptoms, causes, and treatments to help you live your best life during the season of menopause.

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Catherine Kirkendall, Executive Director of Hagar USA, defines human trafficking and discusses strategies for prevention and advocacy.

Hagar is an international non-governmental organization on a mission to restore life and dignity for survivors of human trafficking, slavery and abuse.

If you suspect someone is being trafficked or is a trafficker, call the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 888-373-7888.

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Do you suffer from chronic pain?

Are you afraid to seek help because of a fear of addition to opioids?

There are alternatives. Find out more on this episode with Dr. Rob Theiss, pain specialist.

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Allison (Bubba) Simmons, director of pastoral care at Iredell Health System, shares the who/what/when/where/why of advance directives.

Don't know what an advance directive is? It's legal permissions for others to make decisions on your behalf when you're not able to.

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On this episode, we sat down with John Green, President & CEO of Iredell Health, and discussed the importance of keeping healthcare local and what it means to be nonprofit and independent.

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Do you find yourself stuck in the cycle of avoidance, aka the anxiety trap?

Derick Buggs, MSW, social worker at Iredell Davis Behavioral Health, explains how to get "unstuck."

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