Socrates once said, “The unexamined life is not worth living.” Each week on the Dr. Lisa Radio Hour, we examine life’s details, as well as its global scope. This week’s guests include retired physician Dr. Conner Moore, author of “Black Bag to Blackberry: A Maine Pediatrician’s 40 Year Journey” and Ted Carter of Ted Carter Inspired Landscapes, co-author of “Reunion: How We Heal Our Broken Connection to the Earth.” Their insights reflect the beauty of life, well lived.
Guests
Dr. Connor Moore
Dr. Connor Moore is a retired physician and author who received his doctor of medicine from Cornell University and completed his pediatric residency at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. Dr. Moore and his family came to the Saco/Biddeford area in 1968 and he participated in both group and solo practice in that area for the next forty years. During this time he was the staff pediatrician at Sweetser Children’s Home, Thornton Academy physician, and Biddeford School physician. Dr. Moore was awarded the Caregiver of the Year Award from Southern Maine Medical Center in 2004—the first time the award was ever given to a physician and non-employee. He received the Carl Pendelton Award from Sweetser Children’s Home in 2005 and the Academy of Pediatrics 35 Year Recognition Award in 2003.
Ted Carter
Ted Carter of Ted Carter Landscapes is a landscape designer, contractor, and author. He has been installing landscapes for over 30 years. His unique designs skills, as well as his approach towards space, scale, and color have earned him numerous awards and accolades. His book, Reunion: How We Heal Our Broken Connection to the Earth, was published in April 2010 and is available on Amazon.