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EPISODE · Dec 11, 2018 · 45 MIN

Dr. Mark Engelman (St. Joseph’s Medical Emergency Center), Mike Sielski (Philadelphia Inquirer), and Leslie Tyler (Kimmel Center)

from The Tim DeMoss Show Podcast · host The Tim DeMoss Show

A very full show today! Dr. Mark Engelman, former medical director of St. Joseph’s Medical Emergency Center in Phoenix and standby physician for two American Presidential administrations, bats leadoff and shares thoughts how to make wise choices during the holidays with regard to maintaining one’s health (and not falling off the wagon). Award-winning sportswriter Mike Sielski of the Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News checks in to discuss the pending signing of free agent Andrew McCutchen by the Phillies and his most recent column on philly.com on a key moment in the Eagles’ overtime loss to Dallas on Sunday—head coach Doug Pederson deciding to not go for a two-point conversion that could’ve put the Eagles ahead 24-23 with 1:39 to play. Leslie Tyler, Director of Media Relations and Communication for the Kimmel Center gives a call regarding the sold-out 6th Annual “A Soulful Christmas” event at the KC this evening. A clip from Pastor Stephen Smallman (originally on the program September 24) focuses on the nature of financial giving being a fundamental part of supporting missionaries since the foundation of the Church. The program is capped off with part of the classic Christmas song Silent Night, with some historical background shared as the lead-in.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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