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American Pharmacy Purchasing Alliance

Prestige Pharmacy Michigan

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The American Pharmacy Purchasing Alliance is a community of pharmacy owners, pharmaceutical experts and professionals dedicated towards the recognition and advancement of the specialized industry pharmacy, patient care & pharmaceutical purchasing. At APPA, we strive to represent a collective and unmistakable voice. www.joinappa.com.
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Purchasing Podcast

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1. Get $10 to Start Investing in Tesla, Amazon, Apple, and Other Companies 2. Earn money online by taking surveys 3. Turn your skills into cash 4. Get paid up to $225 a month to watch viral videos 5. Buy a piece of thousand dollar stock like Tesla and Amazon with $1 6. Try out new games and earn gift cards for Amazon 7. Cancel your car insurance 8. Get paid to play games 9. Add up to $5,500 to your income this year 10. Add up to $300 a month in passive income storing other people's stuff 11. ...
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Purchasing Truth

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Truth in Politics. Is it even possible to discuss truth in a safe way in a polarized United States? It is hard to imagine a safe conversation with your friends, co-workers, and family discussing the nation’s biggest issues. What it would be like to listen to and watch political discussions without the current reactivity, meltdown, or withdrawal? By listening in on the Purchasing Truth podcast with host Bill Stierle and moderator Tom, you will experience a discussion on why the restoration of ...
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The gun lobby only wants the best for their biases. They don't want their gun taken away so they're going to cheer on, even the most outrageous of bills. Politicians are actually thinking about militarizing schools and the amount of resources you need to do that is not even doable. Join Bill Stierle as he and Tom give their perspective on the tragi…
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A recent tragedy occurred with the suspect now being dubbed as “The Buffalo Shooter.” What were the motives behind this live-streamed attack on civilians? Bill Stierle and Tom dissect the “The Great White Replacement” surrounding the issues and dive deeper into the real motives of “The Buffalo Shooter.” Was it an act bred from a basic need of respe…
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Many words change meaning as time passes. Bill Stierle and Tom choose a word with an oversaturated meaning and focus their discussion on defining freedom. The duo talks about freedom from a patriotic perspective, emphasizing how it slowly veers away from individual rights and privacy. They explain how freedom becomes synonymous with liberty because…
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One of the biggest challenges faced by our country today is accountability. Be it from celebrities or politicians, there is a range of issues that need to be discussed and dealt with. Bill Stierle and Tom sit down to discuss what it is that creates such conflict and dissonance in the morals and values that we uphold as a nation. Why does a double s…
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With the rising conflicts between Russia and Ukraine, why is it that the people of Russia don't see the truth? How is Putin controlling the message so comfortably? Fake news has always been a hot topic of discussion because it can amplify people's biases. News media outlets have so much power in today's world. They can shape a nation and its belief…
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Politico published a leaked draft ruling of the US Supreme Court that overturns the landmark Roe v Wade decision protecting women's right to abortion. This brings Bill Stierle and Tom's discussion towards the domination paradigm. The two discuss how people of authority tend to overpower others, killing individualism and one's ability to decide for …
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Is America stupid? That’s the question Bill Stierle and Tom try to answer as they dissect an article by Jonathan Haidt. Yes, more people are now speaking up but on the other hand, there doesn’t seem to be a lot of discourse going on. Bill and Tom then also dive deep into how this divisiveness and lack of debate and civil discourse is only amplified…
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Marketing your message as a politician is key. This is the reason why Donald Trump was able to get 74 million people to vote for him. Trump knows his message and he's been refining it through every rally. Whether you like it or not, Trump is better at making messages stick than Putin. Join Bill Stierle as he and Tom talk about brand messaging in po…
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For the past several years, the United States has governed its people from a Rear View Mirror. Instead of calling for progress, politicians have been inviting everyone to go back and reclaim something familiar (and comfortable) from the past. Bill Stierle and Tom discuss how to go beyond this tragic leadership style and pay more attention to usheri…
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In light of recent news surrounding Mazars’ termination of their relationship with the Trump organization, many now question the eligibility of decades worth of documentation. Donald Trump’s previous statements on the ineffectiveness of American toilets when it comes to flushing have also resurfaced and are being interpreted in a new light. Was Tru…
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When the UK Parliament found out that PM Boris Johnson ignored lockdown rules by attending several parties, they were ready to kick him out of office. In just one pivotal event, the British government did something most US politicians would not even try: upholding integrity. Bill Stierle and Tom look into recent events that reveal America’s problem…
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In this episode, Bill Stierle and Tom discuss the Netflix docu-series, “The Puppet Master.” Specifically, they dissect the methods of manipulation the “ultimate conman” used to explain the events that led to his eventual release after his arrest. The two elaborate further on how the media uses language and communication to manipulate its audiences.…
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Most of us want to win and get all the things we want. We want to be able to say what we want to say. But what happens when your opinion steps on another person’s beliefs? What happens if you don't look at it as an opportunity to step up and into integrity but as an opportunity to win? Listen in as Bill Stierle and Tom discuss what happens to socie…
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A picture is worth a thousand words or, in this case, a thousand interpretations. Recently, a viral Facebook meme illustrating vaccine requirements for employees made its round on the internet. For today's episode, Bill Stierle and Tom share their two cents on the matter. They unpack the messaging behind the post and discuss how and why such varyin…
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How do you communicate with someone who has different views from you? How do you find empathy and wade through those difficult conversations? In any business, misinformation is a make-or-break thing. Most believe that, “The customer is always right,” but does that mean that the customer's truth supersedes reality? In this episode, Bill Stierle and …
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With everything going on in the news, it’s hard to pinpoint which ones are true. Bill Stierle and Tom talk about the mounds of misinformation presented to the world today. Most of the people around us have different belief systems. What’s worse is, nobody wants to admit that they’re wrong. Listen in as Tom and Bill share how important it is to filt…
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Bill Stierle and Tom get into tons of in-depth discussions about various topics to prepare for the Purchasing Truth podcast. Sometimes, they are so compelled with their conversations behind the scenes that they wish they had the record button on. And they did that with one of their brainstorming sessions. Listen to this jam-packed discussion from D…
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Truth is often the enemy of the music man. Truth exposes the cracks in the marketing message of political pundits, yet why are we leery of the truth? Bill Stierle and co-host Tom look at how people can choose to believe in a marketing message couched in familiar terms, even when it is in opposition to what is true. We take an unflinching look at ho…
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Human beings are easily affected by the fast food word salad that marketers, politicians and media use, and Americans are no different. We are addicted to cheap, "fast food" language in place of healthier language, and remain unaware that fast food language is designed to outrage and indoctrinate. Join in the conversation as Bill Stierle and Tom di…
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So many things are happening that are changing norms and expectations, especially in our current political climate. We see these things slowly chipping away the tree of democracy every day. In this episode, Bill Stierle and Tom discuss the big D of democracy in America, how it is being cut down, and how to prevent its destruction. When people try t…
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Putting a controversial message out into the world is an easy way to attract lots of media exposure and name recognition. In this episode, Bill Stierle and Tom discuss how some politicians say ridiculous things in their attempts to garner the attention of going viral. These people are willing to sacrifice their integrity in order to increase the li…
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Certain things are immediately recognizable—McDonalds, the Marlboro Man, the Coca-Cola logo. The power of brand memory and recognition keeps these at the forefront of our minds, and it's often the same for politicians and other known personalities who have built their brands. So, how does recognizing a brand change how we respond? In this episode, …
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Is corporate America becoming less patriotic by identifying as a “citizen of the world”? In today’s episode, Bill Stierle and Tom share their thoughts on Florida Senator Marco Rubio’s “inflammatory” piece for The American Conservative discussing a Marxist revolution in corporate America. The op-ed contains claims against this shift which paints all…
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A lot of politicians these days need to go back to school and take a communication class. The amount of damaging messages being passed around in political marketing is increasing daily, and damaging political careers. To succeed in politics, and in life, you have to learn how to properly send a message so that your people will stay loyal to you. Le…
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1. Get $10 to Start Investing in Tesla, Amazon, Apple, and Other Companies2. Earn money online by taking surveys3. Turn your skills into cash4. Get paid up to $225 a month to watch viral videos5. Buy a piece of thousand dollar stock like Tesla and Amazon with $16. Try out new games and earn gift cards for Amazon7. Cancel your car insurance8. Get pa…
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Everyone has beliefs that are part of their personal viewpoint. Identity and belief are often tied together, and people will die for their beliefs. In this episode, Bill Stierle and Tom discuss how beliefs affect our worldview, especially in today’s COVID-19 world. Tom talks about his experiences with other parents at his daughter’s schools and how…
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Engagement has always been the currency for creating anything, be it content, product, service, news, etc. Without eyeballs, there is no profit. In this episode, Bill Stierle and Tom discuss how this concept has become detrimental to how we frame our news, drive discourse, and make money. Everyone wants to see the car wreck. But are these large com…
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Have you ever wondered what happened during the events that happened on January 6 and thereafter? Where does the truth stand when it comes to the attack on the Capitol? Bill Stierle and Tom discuss the truth and the chain of command in the government by diving deep into Bob Woodward and Robert Costa’s book, Peril. They discuss all sorts of differen…
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The current anti-vaccination movement depends on certainty and bias that leads to hubris. How do you effectively communicate truth to change their minds? In this episode, Bill Stierle and Tom discuss how certainty breeds bias and hubris. They talk about communication and how we need to communicate the truth better if we want to sway the thinking of…
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Words matter. The words that are coming out of your mouth, your parent's mouth, the President's mouth: They all matter, and they impact people. The huge anti-vax issue in the United States is a good example of this. People are being influenced in their behavior and health because of what a few individuals say about the vaccine. Things would go bett…
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Is the media tailoring the news to misinform or disinform? In today’s episode, Bill Stierle and Tom discuss how information is being portrayed in light of the recent events with Florida’s COVID surge and the decision not to implement mask mandates. Information is all around us and is something that constantly circulates. But whether or not the info…
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The tribalism and loyalty of people to their “teams” is one of the issues plaguing us, stopping rational discourse in business and politics. Many place loyalty before truth and this causes division in America. In this episode, Tom and Bill Stierle discuss how team loyalty is causing damage to Team America. We hear about the testimony of Capitol Pol…
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Deeply-held beliefs are often what cause divisions between people. What does it take to change a belief? We discuss this question as Bill Stierle and Tom talk about changing belief structures, especially in today’s pandemic world. They discuss how belief structures are constructed and how a belief can be challenged and ultimately, changed. Tune in …
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As the world enters the vaccination stage of the COVID-19 pandemic, it now faces a brand new battle: the fight against people spreading misinformation. With all the different beliefs surrounding the vaccine, many people's lives are put at stake. Instead of highlighting why this medical intervention must be prioritized, everything is focused on stir…
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In 1995, an astrophysicist by the name of Carl Sagan wrote a book predicting how the population would continue to pursue truth in a technology-driven world. Unbeknownst to many, his predictions from twenty-five years ago are exactly our reality today. On today’s show, Bill Stierle and Tom break down an excerpt from Carl Sagan’s book, The Demon-Haun…
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The facts are unequivocal. There is now enough data to suggest that vaccinated people tend NOT to get sick, be hospitalized, or die from COVID-19. But if you’ve been following Purchasing Truth for some time, you would know that there is almost nothing facts can do to change beliefs. Despite the overwhelming evidence we now have, millions of America…
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You can’t smooth one surface without creating friction from another, and you can’t create harmony by singing only one note. The same goes for people having conflicting opinions. On today’s show, Bill Stierle and Tom discuss how having difficult conversations is the only way to create progress in a path to the truth. They tackle why difficult conver…
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Fake news, clickbait, and irresponsible journalism have been common problems in media that have now injected themselves into the norm. When it comes down to who is responsible, it can only fall on the hands of media outlets whose job is writing and disseminating the news. In this episode, Bill Stierle and Tom dive deep and share their thoughts on h…
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Now, more than ever, in a political climate filled with so much division, it is crucial to have the ability to discern what is subjective and what is objective. Bill Stierle and Tom discuss the difference between subjective truth versus objective truth and offer examples in multiple contexts such as business and politics. As people consume more inf…
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A seed of doubt can purchase the truth. In this episode, Bill Stierle and Tom discuss the right-wing website, Revolve, and how it implied that the FBI planned the January 6th attack. It planted skepticism by posing multiple questions to the readers. In doing so, it leads readers away from knowing whether the accusation is true or not and instead ma…
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When people get into a fight or flight situation, truth is sacrificed in favor of comfortable, yet false, positives. Bill Stierle and Tom dissect Gary Tuchman's conversation with Pennsylvania Republican State Sen. Doug Mastriano, focusing on the reporter's struggle to control the conversation. They discuss how people go to great lengths to challeng…
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The January 6th Capitol insurrection was a divisive moment in recent history that has scarred the country’s heart and soul. Changes in society have spurred many to believe in the great replacement conspiracy theory, yet what is it, really? Our host Bill Stierle and his co-host, Tom, discuss the events of January 6th and the surprising results of th…
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Taking a close look at our government and politics can pull out a lot of dirt. With everything that’s happening in the country right now, do you believe that America will care about the truth again? Bill Stierle and Tom get into a hot discussion about the issues surrounding the country and how disconnected the government and businesses are from int…
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How does a person’s emotional reactions relate to dealing with the rule of law? Bill Stierle and Tom discuss what happened in an episode of Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, talking about the incident involving a man who called 911 for assistance in a robbery taking place at his neighbor’s home. They highlight the impact of the man’s emotional re…
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Republican Liz Cheney is currently on a brave advocacy campaign for truth. Her calling out of Donald Trump and decision to choose a different path from the GOP resulted in the House of Representative ousting her from leadership. Bill Stierle and Tom delve into this path she currently treads, reflecting she pulls into the spotlight the importance of…
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Everyone has their own versions of the truth because of the belief messages they have heard (or created) and accepted as truth. One topic will always be refuted by another because they either believe it so much or are aggressively against it. Sadly, the entire nation is saturated in this kind of messaging, and therefore putting America into further…
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Everybody loves an occasional controversy, but they quickly become toxic if left unchecked. Bill Stierle and Tom continue their conversation about the power of acting controversial, this time elaborating on how political commentators’ opinions on politics can leave a rather lingering bitter taste in the mouth of the general public. They also highli…
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Tucker Carlson said “If you see a child wearing a mask, call the police because that’s child abuse.” Who would’ve thought that saying something controversial would actually be considered as a marketing strategy? Tucker Carlson, whether you like it or not, knows how to rile up an audience. Businesses these days would intentionally spout controversia…
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Just because something's on video doesn't mean it is the absolute truth. In this episode, Bill Stierle and Tom discuss the George Floyd incident and how different the outcome would have been if we didn’t have the video footage. In this video-based society we live in, we have different messages coming in from different directions. As a result, our p…
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The previous episode of "Purchasing Truth" taught us how something as small as a speck of dust can expand out of all proportion and become a big, powerful communication hailstone. This is especially true when it comes to the words we speak, particularly when they come from the mouths of influential people. As if things can't get even more out of ha…
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