Mitchell Clark's guest appearances

Mitchell Clark

The Malliard Report

Rural Matters

Let’s Talk Murder with DiamondKesawn

David Reeves

Mitch Landrieu

David Kessler

Liz Carey

Nicole Johnson

Johns Hopkins

Chad Brown

Joe Davis

Paul Campbell

Karen Jackson

Anna Johnson

Cameron Webb

Tom Morris

Francis Collins

John Henderson

OwlTail

Leslie Mitchell

The Mallard Report is a live virtual show that is recorded on Tuesday nights at 9 pm Eastern time. The host, Jim Mallard, welcomes Leslie Mitchell Clark, a certified clinical hypnotherapist, regressionist, on-air host, actor, and arts journalist, to the show. Leslie specializes in working with individuals who have had contact and experiences with extraterrestrial beings. Jim and Leslie discuss the nature of extraterrestrial contact, with Leslie sharing some of her own experiences and stories from her clients. They also discuss the importance of keeping an open mind and being willing to explore new ideas and concepts. The show is sponsored by Sarah Wood Dock, a PTSD survivor who has created a small business selling unique gifts and animal prints. Jim and Leslie have a lively and engaging conversation, with both of them sharing their thoughts and opinions on the topic of extraterrestrial contact. Overall, the show is an interesting and informative look at a topic that is still shrouded in mystery and controversy.The conversation begins with a discussion about the climate in a particular area, followed by an introduction to the topic of hypnosis. The participants highlight that hypnosis is an ancient practice, which has been in existence for over 6000 years. The conversation suggests that hypnosis is prevalent in various cultures and is a powerful tool. Despite its ancient roots, the science of hypnosis is relatively simple – it involves relaxing the body, which then allows the conscious and subconscious minds to connect. The subconscious mind is where our behaviors and history are formed, and it is also where the systems that run the body are located. The conversation touches upon how the Greeks used to use opiated drinks before hypnosis, but modern techniques do not involve such practices. Overall, the conversation shows that hypnosis is a fascinating and powerful tool that has been in existence for thousands of years and is used in various cultures.The podcast conversation features a professional writer who is also a certified hypnotherapist. The hypnotherapist explains that the subconscious mind can be used to instigate new behaviors and disrupt old negative behaviors. Hypnosis is a tool to induce the alpha state, where the subconscious mind can be accessed. The hypnotherapist claims to be an expert in the language of the subconscious mind and speaks in the present tense during sessions because the subconscious mind does not understand linear time. Hypnotherapy can help with various issues such as recuperating from illnesses, battling cancer, releasing phobias and trauma, and adopting new healthy lifestyles. The writer explains that she got interested in hypnotherapy after experiencing a past life regression session more than 25 years ago. She found the experience profound and familiar, which led her to pursue basic hypnosis training and study metaphysical hypnosis. The conversation shifts to extraterrestrials, and the writer discusses how she got interested in this realm of research and understanding.The speaker, who is a professional writer, discusses how he became interested in hypnosis and regression work. He initially worked at a clinic where older women came in for emotional facelifts, but occasionally someone would call in claiming to have had an encounter with extraterrestrial beings. While his colleagues refused to work with these people, the speaker was eager to help and eventually began working with Mufon and Dr. Edgar Mitchell’s Free Experiencers program. He spent ten years working with Kathleen Martin’s Experiencer research program, seeing people who wanted to have hypnosis to understand their encounters. The speaker also mentions his own experiences as a teenager and how he discusses them in his recent book, Intersections. Overall, the speaker expresses a strong interest in the field of hypnosis and regression work, particularly as it relates to extraterrestrial encounters.

The Mallard Report is a live virtual show that is recorded on Tuesday nights at 9 pm Eastern time. The host, Jim Mallard, welcomes Leslie Mitchell Clark, a certified clinical hypnotherapist, regressionist, on-air host, actor, and arts journalist, to the show. Leslie specializes in working with individuals who have had contact and experiences with extraterrestrial beings. Jim and Leslie discuss the nature of extraterrestrial contact, with Leslie sharing some of her own experiences and stories from her clients. They also discuss the importance of keeping an open mind and being willing to explore new ideas and concepts. The show is sponsored by Sarah Wood Dock, a PTSD survivor who has created a small business selling unique gifts and animal prints. Jim and Leslie have a lively and engaging conversation, with both of them sharing their thoughts and opinions on the topic of extraterrestrial contact. Overall, the show is an interesting and informative look at a topic that is still shrouded in mystery and controversy. The conversation begins with a discussion about the climate in a particular area, followed by an introduction to the topic of hypnosis. The participants highlight that hypnosis is an ancient practice, which has been in existence for over 6000 years. The conversation suggests that hypnosis is prevalent in various cultures and is a powerful tool. Despite its ancient roots, the science of hypnosis is relatively simple – it involves relaxing the body, which then allows the conscious and subconscious minds to connect. The subconscious mind is where our behaviors and history are formed, and it is also where the systems that run the body are located. The conversation touches upon how the Greeks used to use opiated drinks before hypnosis, but modern techniques do not involve such practices. Overall, the conversation shows that hypnosis is a fascinating and powerful tool that has been in existence for thousands of years and is used in various cultures. The podcast conversation features a professional writer who is also a certified hypnotherapist. The hypnotherapist explains that the subconscious mind can be used to instigate new behaviors and disrupt old negative behaviors. Hypnosis is a tool to induce the alpha state, where the subconscious mind can be accessed. The hypnotherapist claims to be an expert in the language of the subconscious mind and speaks in the present tense during sessions because the subconscious mind does not understand linear time. Hypnotherapy can help with various issues such as recuperating from illnesses, battling cancer, releasing phobias and trauma, and adopting new healthy lifestyles. The writer explains that she got interested in hypnotherapy after experiencing a past life regression session more than 25 years ago. She found the experience profound and familiar, which led her to pursue basic hypnosis training and study metaphysical hypnosis. The conversation shifts to extraterrestrials, and the writer discusses how she got interested in this realm of research and understanding. The speaker, who is a professional writer, discusses how he became interested in hypnosis and regression work. He initially worked at a clinic where older women came in for emotional facelifts, but occasionally someone would call in claiming to have had an encounter with extraterrestrial beings. While his colleagues refused to work with these people, the speaker was eager to help and eventually began working with Mufon and Dr. Edgar Mitchell’s Free Experiencers program. He spent ten years working with Kathleen Martin’s Experiencer research program, seeing people who wanted to have hypnosis to understand their encounters. The speaker also mentions his own experiences as a teenager and how he discusses them in his recent book, Intersections. Overall, the speaker expresses a strong interest in the field of hypnosis and regression work, particularly as it relates to extraterrestrial encounters.

Leslie Mitchell Clark

Tune in as Mitchell Clark tells his side of the Crime! What started off as a day with the Family in California ended as a Day of alleged Murder in Texas. However, based on what he details, one question still remains... How was he convicted??? Let's Talk Murder!--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

Tune in as Mitchell Clark tells his side of the Crime! What started off as a day with the Family in California ended as a Day of alleged Murder in Texas. However, based on what he details, one question still remains... How was he convicted??? Let's Talk Murder!--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

Let's Talk: MItchell Clark

Jeff Tindle

In a podcast recorded at the 2018 Cerner Health Conference in Kansas City, Michelle talks with Mitchell Clark, Senior Vice President at Cerner, a global leader in the health information technology space, and the President of Cerner CommunityWorks, the company’s cloud-based IT platform that provides an integrated digital patient record; and Jeff Tindle, CEO of Carroll County (Missouri) Memorial Hospital. Tindle details some of the challenges facing rural hospitals, such as recruiting physicians and technology experts, impact of dollar decisions, reimbursement issues, and addressing the value-based care that’s the norm today. By managing chronic conditions facing many seniors on a proactive basis, Tindle hopes to cut costs and improve patient health. The hospital has seen a 300 percent increase in annual wellness visits and a boost in the number of patients under their chronic care management program from four to 50 per month. The hospital’s partnership with Cerner has enabled the hospital to use technology to improve their population health strategy and engage their patients in general. Clark notes that Cerner provides tools, including patient engagement portals and care management programs to assist hospitals nationwide. Tindle says that the community trusts the hospital more today and has confidence in the proactive patient engagement efforts, reducing emergency department visits. He also notes that the use of the electronic medical record is non-negotiable when it comes to recruiting physicians. Clark predicts that telemedicine and virtual health will become more common in rural health care. This episode was sponsored by AASA, the School Superintendents Association, www.AASA.org

In a podcast recorded at the 2018 Cerner Health Conference in Kansas City, Michelle talks with Mitchell Clark, Senior Vice President at Cerner, a global leader in the health information technology space, and the President of Cerner CommunityWorks, the company’s cloud-based IT platform that provides an integrated digital patient record; and Jeff Tindle, CEO of Carroll County (Missouri) Memorial Hospital. Tindle details some of the challenges facing rural hospitals, such as recruiting physicians and technology experts, impact of dollar decisions, reimbursement issues, and addressing the value-based care that’s the norm today. By managing chronic conditions facing many seniors on a proactive basis, Tindle hopes to cut costs and improve patient health. The hospital has seen a 300 percent increase in annual wellness visits and a boost in the number of patients under their chronic care management program from four to 50 per month. The hospital’s partnership with Cerner has enabled the hospital to use technology to improve their population health strategy and engage their patients in general. Clark notes that Cerner provides tools, including patient engagement portals and care management programs to assist hospitals nationwide. Tindle says that the community trusts the hospital more today and has confidence in the proactive patient engagement efforts, reducing emergency department visits. He also notes that the use of the electronic medical record is non-negotiable when it comes to recruiting physicians. Clark predicts that telemedicine and virtual health will become more common in rural health care. This episode was sponsored by AASA, the School Superintendents Association, <a href="http://www.AASA.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.AASA.org</a>

Health Information Technology & Population Health with Mitchell Clark and Jeff Tindle