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Sep 21, 2026

Brad JohnsonGUEST
3:49
I was born in Kansas, but I was a, a- an infant when, when we moved to Texas.
Brad JohnsonGUEST
3:54
'Cause my dad got a job in Central Texas, um, around Temple at Scott and White Hospital.
Brad JohnsonGUEST
4:00
He was a database administrator.
Brad JohnsonGUEST
4:02
Alongside that, he was also a pastor.
Brad JohnsonGUEST
4:18
Like, as far as I can remember, as far as I have memories, he was a pastor, and at first he was an associate pastor at a small charismatic church.
Brad JohnsonGUEST
4:26
It was actually a Pentecostal church.
Brad JohnsonGUEST
4:28
I think, uh, Pentecostal Church of God in, in Temple, Texas.
Dan KochHOST
4:32
Okay.
Keisha LopezCORRESPONDENT
61:20
You can drop off cash or checks, or you can head to your local fire department's social media pages to see where to donate online if you want to help.
Keisha LopezCORRESPONDENT
61:28
Meanwhile, there are new rules for data centers coming to Temple.
Keisha LopezCORRESPONDENT
61:32
The City Council approved new limits on noise, lighting, and water use for them, including closed-loop cooling systems.
Keisha LopezCORRESPONDENT
61:40
City officials say once fully built, all three phases of the Rowan Data Center will use less than 1% of Temple's daily water supply.
Keisha LopezCORRESPONDENT
61:48
From the News 10 Newsroom, I'm Keisha Lopez.
CD FindlayCORRESPONDENT
61:50
Another hot and mostly dry day expected across central Texas.
Rosa GonzalezGUEST
1:34
Yeah.
Rosa GonzalezGUEST
1:35
So I'm Rosa Gonzalez, and I'm the marketing manager at Johnson Brothers Ford in Temple.
JeffHOST
1:40
Okay.
JeffHOST
1:41
So we have Rosa here from Johnson Brothers Ford, and we will explain why she is here.
JeffHOST
2:44
They have, as a business, decided for the month of September, they are gonna collect canned goods and dry goods and that kind of stuff for the people here at Feed My Sheep.
JeffHOST
2:56
And then for all of you out there, if you're new to this or whatever, Feed My Sheep is an entity that works.
JeffHOST
3:02
We are geographically located in the eastern part of Temple.
Nancy GloverGUEST
3:07
Correct.
Michelle BriggsGUEST
6:19
I didn't even know how to even start.
Michelle BriggsGUEST
6:21
So I went online one night and I said, let me look up the top 10 cheapest cities to live in the U.S. And Temple, Texas was one of them.
Michelle BriggsGUEST
6:30
So I came to Temple, Texas in September, Labor Day weekend, 2015, checked it out.
Michelle BriggsGUEST
6:35
Oh, they had a Walmart, right? They had a Sam's Club, small town, but they had just the necessities that I needed.
Michelle BriggsGUEST
6:43
So I said, okay, I think I can live there.
Logan DugasGUEST
4:23
So being in, in and out of the hospital and, and working a lot through that, it, it made me realize that there's such a, a need for more expertise in our field in this area.
Logan DugasGUEST
4:33
After finishing pharmacy school, I applied for a, uh, hemonc focus or a PGY1 at Baylor Scott & White Bastrop Cancer Treatment Center in Temple, Texas.
Logan DugasGUEST
4:42
Uh, and then from there I fell in love with a lot more of the, the BMT and the cellular immunotherapy side.
Logan DugasGUEST
4:49
Uh, so then I went on to my, finishing up my PGY2 at Moffitt Cancer Center.
Michelle LewisHOST
56:06
Okay, so we asked for a power scooter or some sort of power mobile.
Michelle LewisHOST
56:12
And so I'm going to the VA Friday in Temple, Texas, because they have to show him how to operate it.
Michelle LewisHOST
56:19
Okay, well, if you can't get up there, we
Shelly Silvey GrabeGUEST
56:21
work with an organization called CPAP, and they have an equipment closet there.
Chris SavardHOST
57:23
It belonged to somebody that was high up in like a local bank.
Chris SavardHOST
57:27
And this car was bought in Temple, Texas, which is literally 20 miles from where I got it.
Chris SavardHOST
57:32
So this car lived its whole life within 20 miles.
Chris SavardHOST
57:36
And he, I forget what industry he was in, but he had an opportunity to go to like whatever the tri-state for a while where he was going to bank a bunch of cash and then retire.
Avery RossHOST
1:17
Our story begins in Texas with a man named Abram Sias.
Avery RossHOST
1:22
Abram was originally from Temple, Texas and was a disabled military veteran.
Avery RossHOST
1:26
He joined the United States military in 1989.
Avery RossHOST
1:30
And not long after, he was sent overseas to Kuwait to fight in Operation Desert Storm.
Monique HassanGUEST
4:44
I am a board certified bariatric surgeon and obesity medicine specialist.
Monique HassanGUEST
4:49
I am currently in Temple, Texas, practicing at Baylor Scott and White, where we have a comprehensive center for the disease treatment of obesity.
AprilHOST
5:00
Welcome and thank you so much.
AprilHOST
5:02
I know this is absolutely up your alley and your talk at ASMBS in 2026 is really the heart of this conversation.
Michelle LewisHOST
56:09
going this Friday to the VA to, okay, so we asked for a power scooter or some sort of power mobile.
Michelle LewisHOST
56:19
And so I'm going to the VA Friday in Temple, Texas, because they have to show him how to operate it.
Michelle LewisHOST
56:26
Okay,
Shelly Silvey GrabeGUEST
56:27
well, if you

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