Everything Under the Sun

With summer heat still a factor, what can you do to stay cool with outdoor activities and athletic practices? This week, Dean DeVore welcomes Dr. Tony Wolf from Penn State Center for Healthy Aging to share information about staying cool and what outdoor activity can do to our bodies, and tips to beat the heat. Plus, AccuWeather meteorologist Joe Lundberg joins the discussion with Dr. Wolf to share his experiences participating in Ironman Triathalons in the summer months.It's all this week on "Everything Under the Sun"!Visit the Penn State Center for Healthy Aging at:https://healthyaging.psu.edu/

This week, Dean DeVore welcomes Dr. Jim Fredericks, Chief Entomologist & Vice President of Technical and Regulatory Affairs of the National Pest Management Association back to the podcast to get the latest information on the rise of ticks this summer.Ticks are dangerous pests capable of transmitting debilitating diseases at increasingly alarming rates. Unfortunately, these tickborne illnesses can easily go undiagnosed and have long-lasting consequences, as some cause symptoms that can be confused for the flu while others result in strange developments such as a red meat allergy. Dr. Fredericks joins the show to share all the necessary tips and tricks to stay safe and healthy this summer and, ultimately, keep these pesky pests at bay.Get more information here:https://npmapestworld.org/https://www.pestworld.org/

The Heat is On!This week, Dean welcomes Emmy Award-winning producer and host of The Organic Gardener Radio Show, Doug Oster. Doug's back with even more gardening advice for dealing with heat!www.dougoster.com / Host of The Organic Gardener Radio Show on KDKA RadioThen our friend Liz Bentley, Chief Executive of the Royal Meteorological Society joins Dean to discuss the record-breaking heat that recently hit the United Kingdom. The U.K. Met Office issued a red extreme heat warning for the first time ever late last week for parts of southern and central England, while an amber extreme heat warning covered a larger area that included parts of Wales and Scotland.