Send us a text "Stories, Labels, and Misconceptions" is a podcast hosted by Val Barrett, a caregiver with over 25 years of experience, and psychologist Dr. Jeremy Anderson. The podcast shares personal narratives and explores solutions to the challenges faced by the NHS, social care, and public services. Weekly discussions feature insights from prof…

Margaret and Camden discuss whether the spots on a ladybug determine its age (08:54) and if the red liquid that comes out of your steak is actually blood (22:02).

In the final episode of Conceptions and Misconceptions, Dr. Gurtner and Tyler continue the conversation on textual criticism. They talk about the differences in the Lord's Prayer found in Matthew 6:13 between the ESV and the King James version. The recitation of this prayer goes back hundreds of years in early church history. How does that extra bi…

In this episode, Dr. Gurtner and Tyler tackle Mark chapter 16. This passage ends in a strange way that has confused scholars for a very long time. Does the longer ending of Mark belong in our Bibles? What are we supposed to do with that information? Dr. Gurtner explains how textual criticism, or a discipline of studying the Bible, can be helpful in…

Dr. Gurtner talks about the accounts of the Transfiguration that are found in Matthew, Mark, and Luke's Gospels. Did you know that 'transfigured' means looked different or transformed? Dr. Gurtner helps us unpack what is happening to Jesus in this passage and what the gospel authors are trying to tell their readers.…

Margaret and Camden discuss whether mushrooms are actually plants (07:24) and what makes up an igloo (20:56).Autor: Two Birds, One Scone

In this episode, Dr. Gurtner and Tyler talk about the healing of a paralyzed man in Luke chapter 5. What is easier to say, your sins are forgiven or get up and walk? The Son of Man has the authority to do both. Take the time to slow down and read the Bible to really understand what the passages are trying to tell you.…

The confession of Peter begins with the question; who is Jesus? This is the first time in Mark's Gospel that someone admits Jesus is the Christ. Jesus then defines who the Christ is and what He does. What does Peter's reaction and the context of this passage mean for us today?Autor: Gateway Seminary

Dr. Gurtner and Tyler talk about the purpose of parables. Parables teach disciples about the kingdom of God, they call people to make a decision, and they are also a statement of judgement. Knowing the context of a parable can help you acquire a deeper understanding. https://www.christianbook.com/interpreting-the-parables-craig-blomberg/97808308396…

Dr. Gurtner and Tyler discuss the rich young ruler in Matthew 19 and his willingness to pay the cost of following Christ. They look at the same story in the other Gospels.Autor: Gateway Seminary

Dr. Gurtner goes over the Raising of Lazarus in John 11. John often speaks with several levels of meaning; literal, spiritual, and symbolic. Here we see that sometimes we go through physical hardships for our spiritual and eternal wellbeing.Autor: Gateway Seminary

In this episode, Dr. Gurtner and Tyler cover the Calming of the Storm in Matthew 8:23-27. Focus on the method Jesus uses to preform this miracle, in order to help us realize what this passage is trying to tell us; that Jesus is God. When we are reading the Gospels, we can apply its message to our modern context only after we understand what the aut…

In this episode, Dr. Gurtner and Tyler talk about the passages in Matthew and Luke in which Jesus is tempted by Satan. They discuss the different nuances and the big picture takeaway from that passage. Dr. Gurtner also shares how we can start to analyze these complicated passages with our own readings.…

Camden and Margaret discuss if it's dangerous to touch uranium and if sharks have to keep moving in order to breathe.Autor: Two Birds, One Scone

Camden and Margaret are joined by their friend Morgan to discuss if attention spans are decreasing, if perpetual motion machines are possible, and how to cut onions without crying.Autor: Two Birds, One Scone

Camden and Margaret are joined by their friend Nick to discuss if you should play "dead" in front of a bear, ways to relieve itchy mosquito bites, and if tomato juice gets rid of the smell of skunk spray.Autor: Two Birds, One Scone

Margaret and Camden are joined by their friend David to discuss if caffeine really does dehydrate you, how morning after pills work, and how bluetooth works.Autor: Two Birds, One Scone

Ashley and Emily close out Season 1 in order for Ashley to prepare for her new adventure into motherhood! In this final episode they offer a recap of what they learned from sharing their own stories and hearing the stories of other people on the same journey. Make sure you catch up on all the episodes of the first season and get ready for a new sea…

This week Ashley and Emily talk to Robyn, their first listener-turned-guest! She shares her experiences trying to get pregnant - ultimately turning to Clomid and other interventions in order to conceive and carry to term. We also discuss the strong need for mental health support during this adventure.…

Rachel and Emily discuss Rachel's miscarriage, healthy pregnancy, and battle to get/stay pregnant a second time after the birth of her son, ultimately resulting in the need for IVF. Tune in to find out if Emily discusses the Enneagram again, if they drop a lot of curse words in this episode, and if they catch all the 'infertility bingo' sayings. Al…

Marianna shares her realism approach to fertility - including her history with irregular periods, PCOS, and trigger shots for ovulation support. Content Warning: listeners can occassionally hear a baby crying in the background of the episode. Follow us on Instagram — @misconceptionspodcast Email us at misconceptionspod@gmail.com…

Amy shares her experiences with recurrent miscarriages, D&Cs, and trying for 'two under two'. Follow us on Instagram — @misconceptionspodcast Email us at misconceptionspod@gmail.comAutor: Ashley Johnson and Emily Cabrera

Emily shares her multiple attempts resulting in ectopic pregnancies, an IUI and IVF. Content Warning: Explicit descriptions of miscarriage and some curse words. We recorded this episode before final news that Roe v Wade was being overturned and it has never been clearer that we cannot have this podcast about infertility without also addressing the …

Ashley and Emily discuss the implications of today's historic decision to end Roe v Wade and how that will impact the future of reproductive health in the United States. Join us for lots of sighing, speculating, and raging about this decision. And occassionally there's a swear or two. Take care out there, everyone. We have quite a fight ahead of us…

Ashley shares her experiences with infertility and the recent loss of her father. Follow us on Instagram — @misconceptionspodcast Email us at misconceptionspod@gmail.comAutor: Ashley Johnson and Emily Cabrera

Welcome to Misconceptions, a storytelling podcast by two gals who understand the painful, emotional, sometimes absurd, and often lonely experiences of infertility. Follow us on Instagram — @misconceptionspodcastAutor: Ashley Johnson and Emily Cabrera

In this episode we discuss the 13th Pokémon, Weedle! We talk about insect venom and animals that can sting with their head!Autor: Two Birds, One Scone

Camden and Margaret discuss if flying through asteroid fields is dangerous, whether the uterus can "wander", and if the uterus is connected to the digestive system.Autor: Two Birds, One Scone

In this episode Margaret and Camden are joined by their friend John to discuss the 12th Pokémon, Butterfree! We talk about if butterflies can ever be poisonous, how butterflies smell and taste, and if butterflies can fly in the rain!Autor: Two Birds, One Scone

In this episode we discuss the 11th Pokémon, Metapod! We talk about how caterpillars become a chrysalis (or cocoon?) and what a "soft shell" crab is!Autor: Two Birds, One Scone

Margaret and Camden discuss if chloroform knocks people out quickly and if it's bad to charge your phone for too long.Autor: Two Birds, One Scone

In this episode we discuss the 10th Pokémon, Caterpie! We talk about how caterpillars use both chemical defenses (like stink and venom) and physical defenses (like mimicry)!Autor: Two Birds, One Scone

Camden and Margaret discuss what a "species" is and if daddy long legs are really the most venomous spider.Autor: Two Birds, One Scone

Margaret and Camden discuss if if cats always land on their feet and if the stomach is where digestion happens.Autor: Two Birds, One Scone

Camden and Margaret discuss if if eating local is always better for the environment.Autor: Two Birds, One Scone

In this episode we discuss the 9th Pokémon, Blastoise! We talk about how siphons work in animals and how fire hoses work!Autor: Two Birds, One Scone

Margaret and Camden are joined by their friends Michael and David to discuss if violent video games really make people violent, if urine is sterile, and if contacts can get stuck in your eye.Autor: Two Birds, One Scone

Margaret and Camden discuss if cows can go down stairs or be tipped over and if all mutations are bad.Autor: Two Birds, One Scone

In this episode we discuss the 7th Pokémon, Squirtle! We talk about if turtles are born with shells and the amazing archer fish!Autor: Two Birds, One Scone

(Parental advisory: this episode will contain some adult themes!) On the 2nd episode of our special "After Hours" misconceptions, Camden and Margaret discuss if pineapple juice affects semen and if you can get an STI from a toilet seat.Autor: Two Birds, One Scone

Camden and Margaret discuss if tornadoes can't hit big cities and farting on a pillow can give you pink eye.Autor: Two Birds, One Scone

In this episode we discuss the 5th Pokémon, Charmeleon! We talk about real chameleons and the different colors of flames.Autor: Two Birds, One Scone

Margaret discusses if touching a butterfly's wings prevents it from flying (while Camden sleeps off his COVID vaccine side-effects).Autor: Two Birds, One Scone

Camden and Margaret discuss if color blindness means you can't see color and why most vaccines are injected into your arm.Autor: Two Birds, One Scone

In this episode we discuss the 3rd Pokémon, Venusaur! We talk about how plants move towards light and the amazing corpse plant!Autor: Two Birds, One Scone

Margaret and Camden discuss if Hansen's Disease ("Leprosy") can lead to you losing your limbs and if all radioactive things are dangerous.Autor: Two Birds, One Scone

Welcome to the first episode of "Gotta Classify 'Em All!", a new show where Pokémon meet science! Episode 1 discusses Pokédex #1, Bulbasaur, and the real-life cool plants and animals that resemble it!Autor: Two Birds, One Scone

Margaret and Camden discuss if photographic memories are real and if you can only remember 7 things in your short term memory.Autor: Two Birds, One Scone

On episode 54, Camden and Margaret discuss if mitochondria are the powerhouse of the cell and if your heart stops when you sneeze.Autor: Two Birds, One Scone

Margaret and Camden are joined by their friend David to discuss if prairie plants use deep roots to absorb water, if lie detectors work, and if joint pain can predict the weather.Autor: Two Birds, One Scone