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Welcome to the Misinformation in Medicine Panel! Introducing the panelists: Zaria Jones is a registered nurse and Clinical Competency Coordinator whose background spans skilled nursing, long-term acute care, and medical-surgical nursing. Through staff education and hands-on leadership, she helps nurses build confidence and provide compassionate, safe patient care. Outside of work, Zaria is a newlywed who values family, faith, and personal growth. She is continuing her education with the goal of becoming a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner. Dr. McKinney grew up in North Minneapolis and completed all of his medical training in the Twin Cities, with board certifications in Occupational and Environmental Medicine, Public Health and General Preventive Medicine, and Clinical Informatics. He practices clinically seeing injured workers, and he is one of few clinicians in Minnesota who evaluates work and community-related environmental toxicologic exposures. Following his work as a researcher on a COVID-19 vaccine trial, he engaged in addressing COVID-19 misinformation and vaccine hesitancy in communities of color, including helping to initiate a longitudinal vaccine clinic as part of the Shots at the Shop national initiative to support engagement within local barbershops that occurred every weekend for a year. He has continued to study and educate on vaccine hesitancy in the community and through research, including teaching University of Minnesota medical students about medical communication and combating misinformation. More recently, he has served as the Principal Investigator on a CDC-funded grant to implement clinic-based interventions to improve adult vaccination rates outside of primary care specialties, including training clinicians to overcome hesitancy and address misinformation. In general, Dr. McKinney is passionate about justice for all patients, both in the clinic as well as in the community, and ensuring that healthcare outcomes and preventable hazards are equitably distributed across populations rather than disproportionately affecting some more than others. He focuses on the individual’s needs, recognizing that every patient has their own unique situation and health goals. Navjot Buttar is a public health professional working at the intersection of epidemiology and health communication. A dental surgeon and a Doctor of Public Health (DrPH) Candidate at Columbia University, she explores how people understand, evaluate, and use health information, and how communication can build trust and support informed health decisions. In the past, she has led multi-million federally funded research, and her portfolio spans oral health, mental health, women’s health, disability, infectious disease response, and violence prevention. Her current work spans health misinformation, digital health communication, and development of evidence-based, culturally responsive communication strategies for diverse communities. She is the creator and host of Health Savvy You, a podcast dedicated to building health literacy and empowering people to navigate health information with confidence. Quantico McMillan from Red Springs, NC earned his Bachelors Degree  in Communications from Fayetteville State University and my Masters Degree in Communications and Media Studies from Queens University of Charlotte.  He is a writer, videgrapher and currently works as Weekday and Weekend Morning News Director. He is also the Communications Coordinator for the Ally (pronounced like Ali) Foundation a non profit organization based in Fayetteville NC

This month, the Tuff Love 2.0 crew discusses some relationship positives, conflict resolution, if it is appropriate to lie to your friends, more icks, and more!

With episode 8 comes the discussion of the untimely passings of PAC and The Butcher, how AEW has been dealing with a lot of heavy shows including the Rebel tribute, the difference between companies when it comes to passings, a WWE Money In The Bank recap, and more!

The Good Eats crew is back for another serving of food, laughs and debates on episode 8 as Kayla, Dennis, Coop, Lamar, Khalil, and Jaylon dive headfirst into some of the internet’s wildest food trends, including the infamous honey pack craze from a content creator, lemon pepper cheesecake (per Atlanta) and more!

Jacks, Dennis, and Calisha return to discuss relationship boundaries, including how much access your partner should have, dating age gaps, recognizing the “icks,” and more!

Morgan Woods is a first-year Physician Assistant student and emerging healthcare advocate whose journey is rooted in resilience, health equity, patient education, and compassionate care for underserved communities. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Biology with a minor in African and African Diaspora Studies, followed by a Master of Science in Integrative Biology with a focus on health disparities research. Her clinical background spans public health, cardiology, and gastroenterology, where she learned the importance of helping patients feel seen, heard, and empowered. As she continues through PA school, Morgan remains open to the many ways she can serve as a future provider and hopes to use her story to remind others that their dreams are possible, even when the journey takes longer than expected. Presented to you by The No Static Network!

On another episode of Good Eats (sometimes deviant), Kayla, Dennis, Coop and Stanley discuss the conversation surrounding DaBaby's restaurant with the chicken and waffle prices, a nude dining experience in Florida, a short conversation with Jacks, how the crew likes the steak, and more!

Back again after some good graps! On this episode, the crew reviews AEW's "All In", the New Level's debut, Mercedes Mone's spot on the top women's wrestlers list, WWE's Sunday Night's Main Event, and more!

Time to break it down! Calvin, friend of the network, chops it up with Dennis to discuss the recently released "SILLY GOOSE" album, how it compares to other albums, the energy surrounding the recording process, and more! Dennis Hobbs' SILLY GOOSE album, available now! Tracks played (in order): "Silly Goose" "Amen" "Golden Goose" "Ego At The Door"

What was once a Hater Bear Media podcast has ventured on to the No Static Network! Hosted by Jacks, featuring Dennis, Toni and Calisha, the crew discusses if there is a value on love, some submitted icks, reciprocity with love, and more!

Introducing the next panel hosted by Lorenna @thesillyscientist ! Introducing the panelists: Ashley Artis is a passionate educator dedicated to making math engaging, meaningful, and accessible for all students. The 2026–2027 school year marks her 10th year in education, and she is excited to continue teaching 7th grade mathematics. Throughout her career, Ashley has served as a mathematics department chair, sports coach, and instructional leader, consistently working to empower both students and fellow educators through innovative teaching practices and collaborative learning. Beyond the classroom, she is actively involved in community service and educational leadership, creating opportunities that inspire others to learn, grow, and succeed. Efe Klimmek is an elementary educator, educational researcher, and doctoral student in Curriculum and Instruction at Regent University. With more than a decade of experience in education, she is passionate about creating engaging, inquiry-based learning experiences that inspire students to think critically, solve problems, and explore STEM through hands-on discovery. Her professional background includes educational research, data analysis, and STEM-focused classroom instruction, where she integrates technology and engineering design to foster curiosity and innovation. Scott Williams is a 28‑year veteran mathematics teacher and  serves as Magnet Coordinator for the High School University Magnet at duPont Manual High School in Louisville, Kentucky. He specializes in advanced math instruction, curriculum design, and structured, high‑expectation learning environments. Scott holds a degree in Secondary Education from Alabama A&M University and a master’s in Educational Leadership from Trevecca Nazarene University, bringing both deep classroom expertise and strong program leadership to his work.

The Good Eats Crew is back, and this month the topics of discussion involve more Atlanta shenanigans involving things that should not be put on chicken, Coop finding out about a food that has been in a franchise for years, Crumbl debauchery, and more! Cast for this month's show: Kayla, Dennis, Coop, Khalil, Stanley, Lamar and Emperor!

Just like old times! Coop, Dennis, Jacks and LQ get together to discuss...wrestling? Summerslam Night 1 and Night 2 get a review on two separate occasions, breaking down the good, the bad, and the ugly, discussing AEW's All In predictions, and more!

Marina Better is a PhD candidate in Physiology, Pharmacology, and Therapeutics (formerly Pharmacology and Molecular Sciences) at Johns Hopkins University whose research focuses on maternal-fetal health, drug delivery, and translational therapeutics for pregnancy-related conditions. Her work explores innovative nanomedicine and drug delivery approaches to improve outcomes in preterm birth and reproductive health. Originally from Fayetteville, Marina began her scientific journey as an NIH-RISE and NSF-PrOMiSS scholar at Fayetteville State University before continuing her training at Johns Hopkins. She has authored multiple peer-reviewed publications, presented her research nationally and internationally, and is deeply committed to mentorship, scientific equity, and expanding opportunities for underrepresented students in biomedical research. The long-term goal of Marina’s work is to improve maternal and fetal health through interdisciplinary research and innovation. linkedin.com/in/marina-better-10935b14b?utm_source=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=member_ios Presented to you by The No Static Network!

Lamar couldn't make it for this one but the crew (Kayla, Dennis, Coop, Jacks and Stanley) is back for episode 5 discussing a red velvet cinnamon roll chicken sandwich, lemon pepper pound cake, if it is okay for a male to buy a cake for a male friend, and more!