Podcast appearances and mentions of brittney jones

Ep. 104- Join me for this super short episode as I give you quick little life update and let you know about a few REALLY important and fun things coming up here in Central Florida. ORANGE COUNTY ELECTION- TUESDAY, AUGUST 20TH See episodes 103, 102, 99 & 6 for more info on local candidates REAL ESTATE- Check out our new venture www.setaparthomes.com WOMEN'S RETREAT- Snag your ticket now before it sells out! MODEXUS- Visit www.bestvitaminever.com For Autism & ADHD help check out this episode of Behind the Berry with Ashlee Thorbecke VAXXED 3 MOVIE TICKET PRE-SALE- www.vaxxed3.org As always, check out www.lifejesusstyle.com for all things Brittney Jones, and follow me on Instagram: @lifejesusstyle & @allmyfavoritepeoplepodcast

World Hearing Day 2024 On this episode of the Youth Perspective, we bring awareness to World Hearing Day 2024 under the theme: Changing mindsets: Let's make ear and hearing care a reality for all! World Hearing Day 2024 will focus on overcoming the challenges posed by societal misperceptions and stigmatizing mindsets through awareness-raising and information-sharing, targeted at the public and healthcare providers. Globally, over 80% of ear and hearing care needs remain unmet. Unaddressed hearing loss poses an annual cost of nearly US$1 trillion globally. Deeply ingrained societal misperceptions and stigmatizing mindsets are key factors that limit efforts for preventing and addressing hearing loss. Changing mindsets related to ear and hearing care is crucial to improving access and mitigating the cost of unaddressed hearing loss. I had the fantastic opportunity to speak with Dr. Brittney Jones and Dr. Treasure Mckinney as we discussed this amazing day! Tune in and join the conversation. #worldhearingday2024 Listen on Saturdays @ 8 pm: 107.9FM "THE INSPIRATION STATION" Listen on Saturdays @ 7:30 pm: 1540AM/104.5FM "THE NATIONAL VOICE OF THE BAHAMAS" --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/keshagenadderleypodcast/message

INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY 2024 On this episode of the Youth Perspective, we celebrate International Women's Day 2024. Imagine a gender-equal world. A world free of bias, stereotypes, and discrimination. A world that's diverse, equitable, and inclusive. A world where difference is valued and celebrated. Together we can forge women's equality. Collectively we can all #InspireInclusion. Celebrate women's achievements. Raise awareness about discrimination. Take action to drive gender parity. IWD belongs to everyone, everywhere. Inclusion means all IWD actions are valid. I have the fantastic opportunity to speak with Mrs. Tanya Mcfall-Major & Dr. Brittney Jones and discuss this amazing day! With over a century of history and change, the first International Women's Day (IWD) was held in March 1911. IWD isn't country, group, or organization-specific. It's a day of collective global activism and celebration that belongs to all those committed to forging women's equality. Tune in and join the conversation. #March8th #IWD2024 #InspireInclusion Listen on Saturdays @ 8 pm: 107.9FM "THE INSPIRATION STATION" Listen on Saturdays @ 7:30 pm: 1540AM/104.5FM "THE NATIONAL VOICE OF THE BAHAMAS" --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/keshagenadderleypodcast/message

Ep. 90- I have so many life changing things to share with you! Join me on this quick recap episode where I share some of the new things going on in the Jones household, with our businesses, and in our community. For book giveaways and more follow the podcast:instagram.com/allmyfavoritepeoplepodcast

WOMEN'S REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH WITH TANYA MAJOR & BRITTNEY JONES --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/keshagenadderleypodcast/message

#RethinkMobility Road traffic injuries are a leading cause of death and disability worldwide, with around 1.3 million people killed and as many as 50 million people injured each year. For people aged 5-29 years, there is no greater threat to their lives. Globally, 1 of every 4 deaths occur among pedestrians and cyclists. The Global Plan for the Decade of Action for Road Safety 2021-2030 reflects an ambitious target to reduce road traffic deaths and injuries by 50% by 2030. It highlights that they can be prevented by addressing the whole of the transport system, taking action to ensure safe roads, vehicles and behAviours as well as to improve emergency care. WHO, in collaboration with partners, organizes periodic UN Global Road Safety Weeks. This 7th edition focuses on sustainable transport, in particular the need to shift to walking, cycling and using public transport. Road safety is both a prerequisite for and an outcome of this shift. WHO invites all road safety and sustainable mobility partners to mark the 7th UN Global Road Safety Week by organizing events and activities and sharing messages and materials on social media with the hashtags: #RethinkMobility #StreetsforLife #RoadSafety --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/keshagenadderleypodcast/message

In episode 79, we're discussing how when cravings hit we can forget about our long term goals of weight loss and being healthy and give in to the craving. Let's talk about how to stay focused on what we want long term more than what we want in the moment.  

On this short episode of the All My Favorite People Podcast I explain why I've been so quiet lately, what's going on in my life right now, and share a bit about the future of the podcast. I also address the fact that my YouTube channel was completely shut down this week. I'll give you a hint... it starts with Co and ends in Vid.

On today's episode of Coffee Conversations with Adele, my dear friend, someone who has become a student, participant, and the genius behind my social media. Brittney Jones, better known as Brittney CEO online, is a global business leader who's trained thousands globally on online success. Through her social media presence, she has built a thriving community of over a hundred thousand followers where she leads others through building online businesses. And I would say very well. She's also the host of the Underestimate Me podcast.We talk about:- Why your energy doesn't lie online.- The rhetoric online and why there's an energetic match to that.- The beautiful thing that can happen online when you are in the truth in your content.- What you attract when you play the role of victim in your life. - The shift that is happening with female leaders who are moms and wives.- A conversation about relationships, and the masculine and divine feminine.- And so much moreFollow Brittney on Instagram Listen to Her PodcastJoin Bold Moves - Adele's Free MasterclassFollow Adele on Instagram And join The Morning Mindset ClubWelcome to Coffee Conversations with Adele Tevlin. The purpose of this podcast is for you to deeply connect with me and the people in my life that I care deeply about. For you to get to know something about me that you don't already know, and for you to gain a new perspective. Every podcast guest will push the boundaries and bring in a new perspective, which allows you to tap into a new point of view.

On this episode of the Youth Perspective we speak with Dr. Chea and Ms. Brittney Jones. We speak about two different type of Cancer and focus on preventative measure, lifestyle changes and assistance with dealing with Cancer. Make sure tune in and share with those you know! #theyouthperspective #keshagenjamal #radioshow #PreventCancer #Breastcancer #Cancer #CancerSocietyoftheBahamas Listen in Saturdays @ 8pm: 107.9FM "THE INSPIRATION STATION" Listen in Saturdays @ 7:30pm: 1540AM/104.5FM "THE NATIONAL VOICE" SUBSCRIBE ON: SPOTIFY, APPLE & ANDROID PODCASTS --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/keshagenadderleypodcast/message

On this week's special guest episode, we have Brittney Jones. We are so glad that you (faithful listener) landed here. Because we believe it was for a reason. Brittney is just like most of us — she has been through trauma, lack and more. However she didn't allow those things to keep her down, she used them as FUEL to her FAITH and OBEDIENCE. We can't wait for you to tune-in to this week's episode! But first, Meet Brittney: She's not only the cofounder of Royal Apparel GFM but she's a wife, mom, life coach and entrepreneur who's after God's heart. And that's on an assignment to break generational curses and build generational wealth by teaching the importance of building a Foundation. And spreading the goodness of God through Dope Apparel & merchandise. She uses her Instagram Community to tell & show God's people who they are according to 1 Peter 2:9. Now let's get into the episode! … Checkout our IG LIVE Podcast After show: https://www.instagram.com/tv/Ch-izBbpbil/?igshid=NDRkN2NkYzU= …. Checkout Royal Apparel GFM's online shop: https://royalapparelgfm.com/collections/all … Join our Facebook Community: https://www.Facebook.com/groups/GodifestationBabe … Become a Founding Member in our New Membership Club for only $22: bit.ly/GBMEMBERSHIP Follow us: https://www.instagram.com/godifestationbabe Host: https://www.instagram.com/nakiarapowell Special Guest: https://www.instagram.com/royalapparelgfm --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Tim connects with Dave Witikin. Dave is the Forest Supervisor for the Uintah/Wasatch/Cache National Forest and joins Tim to discuss what you and your family can experience up American Fork Canyon. Tim and Russ connect with Brittney Jones via satellite phone from Helena, Montana. She gives an update on her husband Ben's bike ride along the Continental Divide.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today Liv is sitting down with Brittney Jones CEO. Brittney is a business coach who built a wildly successful online business and now she is helping business owners do the same thing. She is also the host of The Underestimate Me Podcast. Liv and Brittney talk all about energy shifts to finally have more time in your life, what it means to slow down to create more, and subscribing to the business methods that feel good to you. In today's episode we talk about: Energy shifts to have more timeSlowing down to create more in lifeAnd why you need to subscribe to methods that feel good to youThe Liv Well Podcast is your no-bullshit space to actually live well. We'll ditch the wellness fluff and deep dive into what it actually takes to heal. Your host, Liv, is a naturopathic doctor, 7d energy healer, and akashic reader, who is passionate about going beyond basic bitch wellness and providing tangible tools for you to live your best life. Each week, Liv brings you conversations on wellness, success, transformation, healing and so much more.Links:Follow Brittney on Instagram @brittneyceoListen to her podcast The Underestimate Me PodcastVisit her website hereJoin The Aligned Elite MastermindDM Liv For More DetailsBook an Intuitive Alignment Session HERE!https://learn.keepupwithliv.com/offers/rAoMRrDR/checkoutJoin the FREE community The Portalhttps://t.me/+aTpBurFYy_U5YzAxJoin The Sacred Codes Monthly Membership Here!https://learn.keepupwithliv.com/offers/bzcoeiUW/checkoutBook your 1:1 Health Consult https://keepupwithliv.as.me/health-consult?ltclid=f47e69c2-3c22-493c-902c-0f63e03271a3Book your AHAI 7D Energy Healing Session.https://keepupwithliv.as.me/energy-healingBook your Akashic Reading. https://learn.keepupwithliv.com/akashicFollow Liv On Instagram - @keepupwithlivSubscribe to Her Youtube Channel - keepupwithlivCheck Out Her Website - keepupwithliv.com

The Matt Buff Show Special – The Year of the Parent - The School Boards. Catch this special roundtable conversation with Brittney Jones, host of All My Favorite People podcast, Moms for Liberty Chair Jessica Tillman, Volusia County School Board candidate Jaclyn Carrell, and Orange County School Board candidate Rachel Kirby. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thebuffshow) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-buff-show/support

Join me for my first ever live episode where we catch up on all the crazy things happening in the world today! You'll also hear about some new things I've got going on and coming up, and how YOU can get even more involved locally to be the change you want to see in the world! Also, join me over on Instagram @allmyfavoritepeoplepodcast & now @christianpatriotsofcentralfl --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/all-my-favorite-people/support

www.themidnighttrainpodcast.com  Hello, you crazy, beautiful bastards. And happy new year. We hope your Christmas or whatever holiday you chose to celebrate was a great one. As you probably know, we took the week off to be with our families, and this week we're back with another banger, as the cool kids say. We are hopping back into the dark, twisted world of UNSOLVED true crime—the best and only way to serve that horrible cold dish. We know you guys love that shit, and so do we. Of course, not in a weird "sitting alone in front of my computer masturbating to unsolved terrible crimes" sort of way, but in more of a "gee-whiz Mr. Wilson, that's interesting, I'd like to learn more" kind of way. And with that out of the way, let's get into today's episode on the Jennings 8!   The Jennings 8, sometimes also referred to as the Jeff Davis 8, is a series of unsolved murders in Jefferson Davis Parish in Louisiana between 2005- 2009. And for those of you wondering, no, Moody wasn't living there yet. So he's been cleared of this one. This one.  Two of the victims had their throats slit; the other six were in such a bad state of decay that a cause of death could not be determined, but asphyxiation is thought to be the cause. Law enforcement would have you believe a serial killer was on the loose but is that really what happened? Or was something crazier going down?  Let's take a look at the unfortunate victims first.    The first body found was that of Loretta Lynn Chaisson Lewis. She was 28 and last seen on 05/17/05 in Jennings, Louisiana. Her body was found in the Grand Marais Canal 05/20/05 and floating in Grand Marais Canal's east fork, a few miles southwest of Jennings. She was partially clothed and shoeless. The advanced decomposition caused difficulty identifying and collecting evidence, and an autopsy found Loretta had no physical injuries. A toxicology report showed "high levels of drugs and alcohol" in her system, but no cause of death was determined. Investigators believe she may have been in the canal for three to four days.    The second victim, Ernestine Patterson, was a mother of four and a lifelong Jennings resident. The 30-year-old was last seen on June 16, 2005. On June 18, her body was discovered in a drainage canal off LA Highway 102. She was partially clothed, and her throat had been slit. The death was ruled a homicide, and two people were arrested and charged with 2nd-degree murder but were later released due to "lack of evidence." She worked at Iota State University.   The third victim was Kristen Elizabeth Gary-Lopez. Kristen was last seen alive by friends and family on March 6, 2007. By all published accounts, Kristen was involved in a high-risk lifestyle of drugs and prostitution. Because it was not unusual to not hear from her for extended amounts of time, she was not reported missing until ten days later.   On March 18, a fisherman discovered Lopez's utterly nude body in the Petitjean Canal, a rural area near Cherokee Road right off LA 99, about 10 miles south of the town of Welsh. Investigators felt her body had been placed in that location but killed elsewhere. According to autopsy results, the cause of death for Kristen Gary Lopez is undetermined. However, toxicology results showed elevated levels of drugs and alcohol in Lopez's system. In May 2007, Frankie Richard and his niece, Hannah Conner, were arrested in connection with Lopez's death. Richard and Conner were also questioned about the other deaths before Lopez's body was found. Richard was reportedly seen with three of the victims in the last days of their lives. Charges were eventually dropped due to insufficient evidence and conflicting witness statements.   Also arrested in May 2007 was Tracee L. Chaisson. The police booked her on Accessory After the Fact charges. Chaisson was the person who reported Kristen missing. Investigators believed she knew where the body was when she made the report. Like Richard and Conner, charges were dropped against Tracee Chaisson due to lack of evidence and conflicting statements.       Whitnei Charlene Dubois, 26, was last seen on 05/10/07. Her remains were found 05/12/07 at the intersection of Bobby and Earl Duhon Roads, approximately five miles outside of Jennings, Louisiana.   According to the family, "Whitnei enjoyed listening to music, absolutely adored her daughter, was tough on the outside despite her vulnerabilities within, and left a lasting impression on all those who knew and loved her."   The nude body of Whitnei Dubois was found 05/12/07 near the intersection of Bobby and Earl Duhon Roads, approximately five miles outside of Jennings. Investigators believe she had been dead "a couple of days." Officials never determined the cause of death, but high levels of alcohol and drugs were found in her body.    Her family has doubts about the investigation into her death. Whitnei's sister Brittney Jones wonders, "why haven't we been questioned? Why haven't we been asked when was the last time we saw our sister? Where her whereabouts was? Why haven't we been asked about the evidence? Why haven't we been contacted?"   Lolita Doucet, her aunt, believes Whitnei and the other victims were dismissed as women who lived high-risk lifestyles involving drugs and prostitution.   23-year-old LaConia Shontel "Muggy" Brown was last seen on May 27, 2008. Around 2 am on May 29, a Jennings police officer discovered her body lying on Racca Road, leading to the police firing range. Although in a rural area, Brown's body was the first found within the city limits of Jennings. She would become the 5th victim of the Jennings 8. LaConia was clothed but had no shoes on. Her throat had been slit, and someone had doused her body with bleach. Brown was wearing a white, tank-top style shirt stained from white to pink. Police believed the stain to be blood and that some type of liquid had diluted it from red to pink. They discovered more evidence and potential leads in this case than in any of the previous deaths since Brown's body was found about six hours after it was left on the road.   LaConia's family stated that she may have known something horrible was about to happen to her and that she was living in fear just days before her death. She was a lifelong resident of Jennings and attended Jennings High School.   Crystal 'Shay' Benoit Zeno, 23, was last seen 08/29/08. Her remains were found on 09/11/08 near a dry irrigation canal a few miles from Jennings, Louisiana.   Crystal was employed with Sonic in Lake Arthur until May 2008, when she moved to Jennings. She enjoyed spending time with her daughter, fishing, singing, and listening to music. She was a people-person, who also enjoyed spending time with friends.   According to her parents, Shay was diagnosed with bipolar at 12 and started using drugs early to cope with the illness.   On 09/11/08, hunters reported a foul smell in a wooded area to authorities. The remains of Crystal Shay were found around 3:00 pm on the LaCour Road levee, off LA Highway 1126, a few miles southeast of Jennings. Due to the advanced state of decomposition, she was not identified with DNA until nearly two months later, on 11/07/08. Her death was ruled a homicide, although the cause of death and toxicology reports have not been released to the public.   Crystal, who went by "Shay," was married and had a young daughter. She also knew many of the other victims, including Brittney Gary.   17-year-old Brittney Gary became the 7th and youngest victim. Brittney walked out of the Family Dollar Store in Jennings, never to be seen alive again; sometime after 5:30 pm that day, she was abducted. Thirteen days passed as her family, and a concerned public held out hope that Brittney was safe and would be located soon. Sadly, on November 15, 2008, her deceased body was found in a grassy area outside Jennings. According to her family, Brittney loved to swim, hang out with her friends, and listen to music. She enjoyed spending time with her friends and family and was a friendly and loving person. She was also trusted by the third victim Kristine Gary Lopez. She also knew several of the other victims. Necole Jean Guillory, 26, was last seen on 08/16/09. Her remains were discovered on 08/19/09 near the westbound I-10 exit in Egan, Louisiana.   She was a resident of Lake Arthur, and according to her family, enjoyed listening to music and loved being outdoors.   Necole's remains were discovered on 08/19/09 by a highway worker mowing grass. She was left between mile markers 72 & 73, near the westbound I-10 Egan exit (between Crowley and Jennings) in Acadia Parish. Mark Dawson, Acadia Parish Coroner, ruled the death of Necole murder by probable asphyxia.    According to Necole's mother, shortly before her daughter's disappearance, she'd asked her what kind of icing she wanted for her birthday cake. Necole replied it didn't matter because she wouldn't see her birthday. Unfortunately, her premonition was correct: her body was found just days before her birthday. She also confided in her Mom that police killed the other young women, and it would only be a matter of time before she ended up dead too. Holy shit! What the hell is going on down there?   Ok, so those are the unfortunate victims in the case. Did a serial killer kill them? In December 2008, Officials formed a multi-agency investigative team (MAIT) of federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies to solve the killings. At the time, there were seven dead women, and the reward for information leading to the guilty party's arrest was increased from $35,000 to $85,000. From the outset, the task force was searching for a serial killer. "It is the collective opinion of all agencies involved in this investigation," said then Jefferson Davis Parish Sheriff Ricky Edwards, who was flanked by FBI agents, Louisiana State Police, and sheriffs from neighboring parishes at a press conference announcing the task force's inception, "that these murders may have been committed by a common offender."    In 2012 the new Jefferson Davis sheriff claimed they still had no evidence that these deaths were all related or even homicides. Now, he may be technically correct, but most find this incredibly hard to believe, given the evidence and connections. At the time, most people chalked this up to the work of a serial killer preying on sex workers. If you're interested in serial killers, you'll know that this is not unusual. Many serial killers get started by killing sex workers as they are viewed as less important and less likely to be missed. Killers believe they can easily get away with murders of women who partake in this work line because nobody cares about them. As far as suspects go, some were arrested and released, as we've mentioned earlier.     However, one man believes that this was not the work of a serial killer. Writer Ethan Brown spent several years investigating this case and had discovered some interesting things in the process.    Buckle up bitches. This is about to be a crazy ride!   In one article he wrote for medium.com, Brown says, "Over the past two years, I have obtained and reviewed hundreds of pages of task force witness interviews, the homicide case files on several of the victims, the Jeff Davis Parish sheriff's office's and Jeff Davis Parish district attorney's files on all of the victims, federal and state court records, and the complete personnel files of the cops and sheriff's deputies at the center of the case. I have interviewed friends and family of all eight victims, as well as some of the possible suspects.   The details of the Jeff Davis 8 case can be murky; the connections between victims, suspects, and police tangled. My investigation, however, casts serious doubt on the theory that the Jeff Davis 8 is the work of a serial killer."   Brown goes on to say, "One fact is clear: local law enforcement is far too steeped in misconduct and corruption—and this extends to the task force, which is dominated by detectives and deputies from the sheriff's office—to run an investigation with the integrity that the murdered women and their families deserve after nearly a decade in which no one has been brought to justice."   One reason Brown doesn't believe this was the work of a serial killer is the connections between all of the victims. Generally, serial killers kill victims who have no relation to other victims. However, the women themselves all knew one another intimately. Some were related by blood (such as cousins Kristen Gary Lopez and Brittney Gary) or lived together (Gary bunked down with Crystal Benoit in South Jennings just before being killed in 2008). They solicited prostitution at the Boudreaux Inn, a now-shuttered motel in Jennings that, with its sloping blue metal roof and nondescript white façade, could be mistaken for a storage facility. The inn was ideally situated in Jennings's heady drugs and sex trade—just off a 400-mile stretch of Interstate 10 connecting Houston to New Orleans, favored by marijuana and cocaine traffickers and prescription-pill "doctor shoppers"—and cops were there on a near-nightly basis for busts. Loretta Lewis, the first victim, was the subject of several complaints to the police based on her activity at the inn.   Brown also says, "It wasn't simply that they traded their bodies at the same address. According to my reporting, all but one of the victims—Ernestine Patterson—were associated with the same fixture of the Jennings underworld: a 58-year-old oil-rig worker turned strip-club owner named Frankie Richard. "We shared something," he said of the murdered women, his voice so raspy it sounded as though he had been gargling rocks. "When we were at the lowest point of our life, and no one wanted to have anything to do with us, we had something to do with each other. And that means something to me. Them girls were my friends no matter how fucking low my life was. And I was their friend no matter how fuckin' low their life was."   Richard described the city of Jennings when the killings began: "It was wide open… The drugs, the prostitution, the bars, the crooked cops." Since the early 1990s, there have been nearly 20 unsolved homicides, including the slain eight women, in Jefferson Davis Parish, a statistic any competent sheriff's department would regard as both a shallow clearance rate and an astonishingly high murder rate for a small area.   As for suspects, Brown had found several while going through the reports from the task force and interviewing witnesses. In 2007, Frankie Richard himself was briefly charged in the Lopez killing, but those charges were dropped after witnesses provided conflicting statements and an essential piece of physical evidence was mishandled. Richard died in 2020.    Byron Chad Jones and Lawrence Nixon (a cousin of the fifth victim, Laconia Brown) were briefly charged with second-degree murder in the Ernestine Patterson case. But despite several witnesses implicating them, the sheriff's office did not test the alleged crime scene until 15 months after Patterson's murder and found it "failed to demonstrate the presence of blood." That messed-up crime scene work contributed, in part, to the collapse of the case against the two men. According to case files, Jennings street hustlers with connections to Richard were suspected in the deaths of some of the other women.    Brown claims no credible suspects outside the Jennings drug circle have been found, yet the official narrative is still that of a serial killer.    Another strange connection is that the murdered women of the Jeff Davis 8 (aka, the Jennings 8) provided information to law enforcement about other Jeff Davis 8 victims—and then turned up dead themselves. For example, Laconia Brown (the fifth victim) was interrogated about the 2005 killing of Ernestine Patterson (the second victim). Brown, the article author, obtained by a task force report in which one witness claims that Brown, the murder victim, spotted the body of Loretta Lewis (the first victim) floating in the Grand Marais Canal before Jerry Jackson discovered her there in May 2005. In 2006, detectives investigating Lewis's murder interrogated Kristen Gary Lopez (the third victim).   "She knew what was going on," Melissa Daigle, Lopez's mother, told Brown. She trailed off, tearing up at the memory. "They were scared, them girls. I think she knew about it and was too scared to say."   Brown also claims that he discovered that all of the women at one point had been informants for local law enforcement regarding the Jennings drug trade.    When Brown confronted Sheriff Edwards with the allegation that the Jeff Davis 8 were informants, the sheriff stammered a non-denial. "I wouldn't respond," he told me. "If they were informants, I would still continue to protect their anonymity. I don't know that's the truth. I won't comment on it."   Brown writes that at the end of 2008, a Jennings prostitute warned task force investigators that Necole Guillory "might be the next victim."   Guillory was known for her street savviness, and in 2006, when she was 24, she savagely attacked a sex customer with the handle of a sledgehammer.    Brown says of Guillory," I've reviewed the parish district attorney office's case files on Guillory, and in at least six cases, the charges against her ended in a nolle prosequi (a legal term meaning "be unwilling to pursue" on the district attorney's part). Though there is no record of Guillory's cooperation—excluding a theft case in which she agreed to testify against her codefendant—snitches routinely have charges nolle prossed in exchange for their off-the-record cooperation."   "Necole knew a whole lot," said Frankie Richard, "about a whole lot."   Necoles mother Barbara would tell Brown, "She was always paranoid," "It got to the point where she did not want to go anywhere by herself," she said. "I think she could feel that they were closing in on her." With her 27th birthday approaching, Guillory refused even to entertain the idea of celebrating. "I bought some icing and cake for her birthday," Barbara recalled. "She said, 'Momma, it doesn't matter—I'm not gonna be here.'" Guillory also had her four kids placed with relatives. A task force witness supports the claim that in her final days, she "was scared of someone," but she would not say who and that she "knew who killed the girls."   Barbara believes that her daughter was murdered because she witnessed local law enforcement corruption or misconduct or worse. "She used to tell us all the time it was the police killing the girls," Barbara said. "We'd say, 'Necole, a name. Something. Write a letter and leave it somewhere. Let us know. We can help you.' No, momma. It's too far gone. It's too big. I'd rather y'all not know nothing, that way nothing can happen to y'all… She knew, she knew, she knew, and that's why they killed her."   Brown writes that several other families of victims have similar stories.    He says, "Gail Brown, a sister of the fifth victim, Laconia "Muggy" Brown, told me that just before Muggy was killed, she worriedly informed her family that "she was investigating a murder with a cop; the cop wanted to give her $500 to tell what happened." Gail put it as bluntly as Barbara Guillory: "She knew what was going on," she told me, referring to her sister's work as a cooperator. "I think it was a cop that killed my sister."   Taskforce witness interviews corroborate the Brown family accounts; one was noted as saying that "Laconia Brown told her that…three police officers were going to kill her."   According to Brown, the Jennings police force and Jeff Davis sheriff's offices have been plagued by misconduct for years.    Veterans of Jennings' streets trace the unwinding of local law enforcement back to the '70s when they say cops began getting involved in drug trafficking. But this is not merely street gossip. In March 1990, two local men burglarized the sheriff's office, making off with a staggering 300 pounds of marijuana. According to court documents, investigators interviewed one of the burglars. He named a surprising pair of accomplices—Frankie Richard and a man named Ted Gary, who was then chief deputy sheriff. (Officials brought no charges against Richard and Gary.)   From sheriff's using parish funds to purchase personal items illegally, to unlawfully and purposefully stopping cars with out-of-state plates, to improper dealings with inmates, and even the murder of one officer and his wife by another officer, things were getting pretty nuts.    In October 2003, eight female Jennings cops filed a civil rights lawsuit in federal court against Jennings police chief Donald "Lucky" DeLouche, a gaggle of male cops, and the City of Jennings, alleging widespread acts of sexual violence and harassment. Among the allegations in the complaint: a captain who shook his penis at female officers, saying, "You know I like to lick pussy, I can numb it all night," and forced oral sex on a female officer, as well as a lieutenant who waved a knife at a female officer, warning, "Girl, I'll cut you." In January 2013, former Jennings police chief Johnny Lassiter was hit with a battery of charges after a Louisiana State Police audit found $4,500 in cash, 1,800 pills, more than 380 grams of cocaine, and several pounds of marijuana missing from the department's evidence room.   In December 2007, Sergeant Jesse Ewing received word that two female inmates at the city jail wanted to talk about the unsolved homicides (at the time totaling four). He was stunned by what he heard: Ewing said both women told him that "higher-ranking officers" had been directly involved in covering up the murders.   Brown claims Ewing had long been wary of his fellow cops, and he feared that the audiotapes would simply vanish, just as drugs and cash had a way of disappearing from evidence. So Ewing handed the interview tapes over to a local private investigator named Kirk Menard, who rushed copies to the FBI's office in nearby Lake Charles.   Brown goes on to write, "Ewing's gambit to grab the attention of the feds backfired. The tapes ended up right back with the sheriff's office–dominated task force, and Ewing's fears of retaliation turned out to be justified. As a result, the parish district attorney charged Ewing with malfeasance in office and sexual misconduct. (One of the female inmates claimed that Ewing touched her inappropriately during the interview. Ewing denies it, and that charge was dismissed.)   Brown says, "Ewing and I sat in his trailer in the Paradise Park development in Jennings in July 2011. He is a short, wide-shouldered man with a cleanly shaved head, a graying goatee, and the bulky frame of a rugby player. Ewing decorated the trailer with little more than a TV set and a couch—a no-frills lifestyle that he blamed on employment troubles since his termination after 20 years on the job. "I felt screwed for doing the right thing," he said."   Although the tapes were never made public, Brown says he had listened to them in their entirety. He claims they provide highly specific information about the murders of two of the prostitutes—Whitnei Dubois and Kristen Gary Lopez—as well as local law enforcement's alleged role in covering up Frankie Richard's role in at least one of the killings.   The first inmate says that a prostitute named Tracee Chaisson had told her that she was there when Richard and his niece Hannah Conner killed Dubois. They'd all been getting high, and when Dubois refused Richard's sexual advances, he "got aggressive, he started fighting with her, and when she started fighting back he got on top of her and started punching her." According to the inmate, Chaisson then said that Hannah held her head back and drowned her.    The two inmates told another story about a truck and a conspiracy between Richard and a top sheriff's office investigator to destroy evidence in the Lopez case.   The second inmate said Richard put Lopez's body "in a barrel," and used a truck to transport it. The truck, she said, was later purchased by "an officer named Mr. Warren, I don't know his exact name, he bought the truck to discard the evidence."   By "Warren," the inmate meant the sheriff's office chief criminal investigator, Warren Gary. The first inmate had also spoken of Lopez's body, a truck, and an officer named Warren.   Public records would seem to corroborate the second witness' account. On March 29, 2007, Warren Gary purchased a 2006 Chevy Silverado truck for $8,748.90 from Connie Siler, a Richard associate who had just been hauled into the sheriff's office for questioning in the case of a bad check. On April 20, Gary resold Siler's Silverado for $15,500, a nearly 50 percent profit in less than one month. (Siler, in turn, used profits from the sale, $3,207.13, to pay the parish district attorney's office for the bad checks she had issued.) Gary's truck purchase was possibly illegal and definitely unethical—the Louisiana Board of Ethics fined him $10,000 in the incident. "What [Gary] did with that was wrong," former sheriff Ricky Edwards told Brown. "Buying from an inmate, that's what was ethically wrong." He insisted, however, that his office "had no clue that [the truck] was even part of evidence [in the Lopez case]. That didn't come out until way after the fact."   Brown says there is some reason to doubt this claim. According to their reports, investigators knew that Siler was one of the last to see Lopez alive. In addition, Paula Guillory, a former detective in the sheriff's office who was later investigated for her ties to the Jennings drug scene, recently spoke to Brown and told him, "We knew that Connie Siler's vehicle was probably involved."   In a town where everyone was related and where the atmosphere had the feeling of a vicious family feud, it was Paula's then-husband Terrie Guillory, the warden at the jail, who brokered the Siler truck deal, according to the ethics board report on Gary. (Note: That he shares a last name with one of the victims is not a coincidence: Necole Guillory was his cousin.)   Because of Warren Gary and Terrie Guillory, two members of law enforcement, the Lopez case lost an essential piece of physical evidence. Because of Terrie Guillory, one suspect found herself with an alibi. And because Conner refused to flip on Richard, and Chaisson had changed her story repeatedly, the charges against all of them were dropped.   Brown writes, "Put simply: The statements from the two female inmates portrayed Richard and his associates working with the sheriff's office to dispose of evidence in the Lopez case. Yet the sergeant who took the statements was forced out of his job, and the allegations were ignored by law enforcement."    A review of hundreds of pages of task force investigative reports by Brown reveals a series of witness interviews where local law enforcement was implicated in the murders. However, these allegations have never been made public.   Danny Barry, a 12-year veteran of the sheriff's office when he died in 2010 at the age of 63, was named a suspect by at least three separate task force witnesses in a single day of interrogations in November 2008. "Deputy Danny Barry would ride around on the south side with his wife," one witness said. "And they would try to pick up girls….[Barry's vehicle was] a small blue sports car…Barry would drop off his wife, Natalie, and she would get the girls. The couple would 'spike' a drink and then take the girls back to the Barrys' house…."   One witness even told investigators that "Danny Barry had a room in his trailer that had chains hanging from the ceiling and that a person could not see in or out of the room." What the fuck?   There was only one task force interview with Barry on February 25, 2009. He wasn't questioned about the abundance of allegations against him, and there hasn't been any substantive follow-up investigation.   Brown goes on to write, "As the murders in the parish crescendoed in 2009, Guillory participated in a raid on Frankie Richard's family home. This was part of a sprawling investigation by the sheriff's office into a drugs and theft ring that Richard, his mother, and Teresa Gary (the mother of the seventh victim, Brittney Gary) were later charged with running, in which guns, jewelry, and rare coins had been pilfered from residences across Jennings. Yet when Guillory turned over evidence, nearly $4,000 was missing. So the theft case collapsed under the weight of serious law enforcement misconduct."   "Guillory denies that she stole or disposed of evidence in the case. She told me that she realized the money was missing when she was cataloguing the evidence from the raid and immediately contacted her superiors. (Warren Gary, the former chief investigator who had purchased the truck allegedly used to dispose of Lopez's body, helped catalogue the evidence, which is another troubling coincidence.) She was sent home from work and, even though she offered to take a polygraph test regarding the missing money, she was promptly fired by Sheriff Edwards. "I never even gave my own side of the story," she told Brown.   Yet again, the charges against Richard were dropped. It was a break that he relishes to this day. "I'm not mad at that," Richard told Brown when he asked him about the missing evidence in his case. "In fact I thank her for doing that. If she had handled her business right, my momma would still be in jail."   Most of the murdered women seemed to know about the other prostitute killings. But at least one victim from the Jeff Davis 8 witnessed a killing at the hands of state and local law enforcement during a drug bust in Jennings that went awry.   During a drug bust brought on by a tip from a snitch, Leonard Crochet, a pill dealer, was shot and killed by Probation and Parole agent John Briggs Becton. Briggs Becton told Crochet to show his hands, and, according to a statement he gave later to investigators, Crochet "then made a sudden movement with his hands toward his belt line." Believing that Crochet was reaching for a weapon, Briggs Becton fired his departmentally issued Remington 870 12-gauge shotgun, with a single shot striking Crochet in the chest.    According to a later statement by a fellow Probation and Parole agent at the raid, Briggs Becton approached Crochet's body, muttering, "Oh shit." Briggs Becton called an ambulance to the scene, and the inhabitants at 610 Gallup were taken into custody and transported to the Jennings Police Department for questioning. Police investigators concluded that they were "unable to locate any items near Crochet's location in the residence which could have been construed as a weapon. Further, no persons inside the residence at the time of the shooting, whether law enforcement or civilian, could provide any evidence that Crochet had brandished a weapon." That July, a parish grand jury heard prosecutors make their case that Briggs Becton committed the crime of negligent homicide. However, they came back with a decision of "no true bill"—no probable cause or evidence to show that Briggs Becton had committed a crime.   Could this be the reason the Jennings 8 we're killed? It is one theory suggested by some in the parish. "The victims were being killed because they were present when Leonard Crochet was killed by the police," one witness told task force investigators. "The girls were being killed because they had seen something they were not supposed to see." Even Richard connected the Crochet killing to the murdered women: "Most of them girls was at a raid…when that Crochet boy got killed. Most of the girls that are dead today were there that night."   Brown obtained a witness list from the Louisiana State Police on the incident. He says, "it reads like a who's who of players in the Jeff Davis 8 case, including the third victim Kristen Gary Lopez, Alvin "Bootsy" Lewis (the boyfriend of the fourth victim, Whitnei Duboisi, and the brother-in-law of the first victim, Loretta Lewis), and Harvey "Bird Dog" Burleigh, who later told Dubois' older brother Mike that "I'm close to finding out who killed your sister" and was then found stabbed to death in his Jennings apartment. His murder, too, remains unsolved."   The slaying of witnesses appears to be a pattern in Jefferson Davis Parish. Soon after Crystal Shay Benoit Zeno (the sixth victim) was found in a wooded area in South Jennings in September 2008, a tip was called into the parish district attorney's office from a 43-year-old Lafayette man named Russell Carrier. Carrier said that he had seen three African-American men exiting the woods. Richard associate Eugene "Dog" Ivory, Ervin "Tyson" Mouton (who is named as another possible suspect in the Lopez homicide in the task force documents), and Ricardo "Tiger" Williams. On October 10, 2010, Carrier was struck and killed by a Burlington Northern Santa Fe Train in Jennings early in the morning. Police Chief Todd D'Albor said that "for whatever reason," Carrier laid on the tracks and was run over.   God damn, this shit is nuts!    Brown concludes his article with information about one of the leading players in the case, Frankie Richard, whom we've talked about a lot.    Brown writes of Frankie, "Though Richard was well aware that I was deeply investigating the Jeff Davis 8, he never turned me down for an interview and didn't flinch when I confronted him with my reporting—he has a knack for explaining away bad facts and constructing theories on alternative suspects." Deceased deputy Danny Barry is also a favorite. "All these girls or most of these girls was found within a three-mile radius of Danny Barry's house," Richard told Brown. "Since he been dead, nobody died. All these motherfuckers on the sheriff's department are some crooked sons of bitches."   Brown describes one interview with Frankie as follows "On an unusually warm and muggy late spring night in 2012, Richard sat shirtless, exposing his meaty upper body, on a pair of rockers on the front porch of his family home in Jennings. He has expressionless brown eyes, a thick head of black hair streaked with gray, and a salt-and-pepper goatee. He was trying very hard to project the image of a wrongly accused, down-on-his-luck, sobered-up former hustler. "I was a dope addict, a coke head, meth head, alcoholic, no-good sonofabitch," Richard told me. "But I'm determined to get my head on right. I'm one year clean from meth and 100 days clean from alcohol and cocaine after 42 years. That's a long fuckin' time for a motherfucker like me."    Brown continues, "Standing nearby, on the ground below, was an associate of Richard's, a towering African-American man in his 30s wearing baggy jeans and a white T-shirt. At one point, he interrupted the conversation to warn me that the story I'm working on will likely put me in the crosshairs of local law enforcement. "You a bold-ass little man, dog," he said. "Don't get caught in Jeff Davis Parish at night."   Brown continues about Frankie Richard:   "That Richard continues to sit atop what police files and my own reporting suggest is an empire of drugs and prostitution is no spectacular stroke of luck. He is a prized informant who, according to task force documents, has provided a steady stream of intel to investigators. (Richard was debriefed in 2008, which Brown says challenges another official narrative: that no one is talking to the multi-agency investigative team, and that all investigators have is a series of unhelpful dead ends.) He goes on to say, "Criminal activity sanctioned by high-level law enforcement is hardly uncommon; a 2011 FBI report concluded the agency gave its informants permission to break the law at least 5,658 times that year. Richard would push back against the snitch label vigorously. But, in May 2012, Kirk Menard, the private investigator, sent a pair of female witnesses who said they had tips in the killings related to Richard to the task force offices to be interrogated. "Do not worry about Frankie," one high-ranking task force investigator told the stunned women, "because he works for me." According to the witness account, the investigator added that Richard has a task force–issued cellphone. Menard forwarded me an e-mail he sent to the task force outlining his concerns about the interview. Nearly two years later, he has yet to receive a response."   Brown says that the possibility that Richard is just circumstantially connected to all of the eight murdered women has also been undermined again and again. Soon after charges against Richard in the 2007 Lopez slaying were dismissed, he and associate Eugene "Dog" Ivory—who is, according to task force witnesses, a suspect in the murder of Crystal Benoit—beat a rape case in which, according to case files, Richard allegedly told the victim, "If you tell anyone, bitch, you will end up like the others."   Brown also recounts another story relayed to him:    "One night, not long before Richard and I met, Beverly Crochet, the sister of slain drug dealer Leonard Crochet, was leaving Tina's Bar, a South Jennings haunt frequented by the Jeff Davis 8. Tracee Chaisson, the former prostitute who was once charged with being an accessory after the fact of second-degree murder in the slaying of Kristen Lopez, approached her in the parking lot. "When I was walking out with my ride," Crochet told me when we spoke several weeks later on the front porch of her home, which is just down the street from the Richard family home, "she was screaming out the car with some black people, 'You're gonna be number 9.'" Crochet said she reported the incident to the task force. She cleared her throat nervously. "I could tell you more," she said, "but I'm scared. I'm scared for my own life." The Jeff Davis 8 killings, she said, "started right after" her brother Leonard was killed. "Right after. All them girls were in there at one point. They were all in there for two days in and out."   Brown concludes his article by saying The Jeff Davis 8 case is begging for a takeover by the Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division. They had intervened in a now-notorious New Orleans Police Department case from 2005, where cops shot and killed innocent bystanders on the Danziger Bridge in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Brown claims his investigation raises several genuine questions about the prevailing serial-killer theory of these murders. It also indicates that local law enforcement is a hindrance, not a help, to a resolution being reached. Whatever the truth, these eight women, and their surviving families, deserve a fresh inquiry by an outside investigative body.   Holy shit! What seemed like a pretty clear-cut case on the outside; Serial killer preying on sex workers turned into THAT fucking crazy story. Wow. What do you all think? Fucking nuts, huh! The case remains unsolved, and if the things Brown uncovered are accurate, we will most likely never get to the bottom of this!    Movies:    Top ten drug horror movies, keeping with the drug theme    http://www.theblood-shed.com/top-10-drug-horror-movies/

Brittney Jones aka Brittney CEO is an online biz coach that helps female entrepreneurs drop out of the hustle (the 60hr work week and never ending to do list you can't seem to escape), and chase after the goals they really want, not just what they think is possible. She is the host of the Underestimate Me podcast, a taurus and mani gen.   Brittney is a former member of Kelly's elite mastermind, and also a past guest on the podcast. So much has happened since their last interview together in March of 2019, and this episode is going to inspire and elevate you.   In today's episode Brittney and Kelly discuss: + what Brittney's journey has looked like from the very beginning to her first $100K month + Brittney's tips for when you slip into old patterns and thoughts with money + the strategy and inner work behind her $100K month     Join Freedom Business Babe - doors close today!

Is your heart HEAVY and your soul TIRED from all the chaos of this world?    Do you feel conflicted about how to respond as a believer to all the political agendas and dividing perspectives being thrown in your face?   Do you feel a pull to shut out the noise and refocus to protect your peace?    In today's podcast, I'm sharing a recent conversation I had over on the All My Favorite People Podcast hosted by Brittney Jones.   If you've been following me from the beginning, I shared a previous conversation with Brittney as one of my very FIRST episodes...but WOW, how I have changed and how the world has changed since then!  In today's controversial climate, Christians are feeling conflicted... trying to navigate how to handle their position when religion and politics collide?    Do we stand up and speak out?   Do we love our neighbor and unify?  How do we advocate for others in a way that still displays Jesus to the world?   One Thing I've learned is that true FREEDOM is an inside job.  The world may be shifting in another direction but I know who I am because I know WHOSE I am.  My encouragement to you is to stand firm in your freedom because you stand on a firm foundation.   “For the Lord is the Spirit, and wherever the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.” ‭‭2 Corinthians‬ ‭3:17‬ ‭‬   Check out this candid conversation where we take a Biblical perspective on Freedom. We also talk about how to stay “mission minded” in the midst of these turbulent times as we talk about The ONE THING that is the answer to EVERYTHING.    P.S.download your FREE PDF of “10 Tips to Finding Fulfillment While Balancing Motherhood and Business like a BOSS” over at www.NourishingMichelle.com   Grab this checklist and listen to the corresponding Podcast episodes for ALL the encouragement, Biblical perspective, and practical strategies for pursuing your greatest potential within the walls of your home!   Connect ~ www.NourishingMichelle.com/connect Email ~ Hello@nourishingmichelle.com IG ~ @NourishingMichelle  FB ~ www.Facebook.com/NourishingMichelle   

Join me this week as I share 3 things that will make all the difference in this fight to retain our God-given freedoms, like bodily autonomy. If you're feeling stressed out, freaked out, or exhausted by politics and the constant media narrative, I hope this episode will encourage you and help you renew your passion and your purpose. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/all-my-favorite-people/support

Hey friend, are you in a “working season”? Are you sprinting full speed ahead, hustling towards your goals? Are you trying to navigate, taking steps of progress when all the circumstances aren't in your favor? Did 2020 leave you spinning, but you're finally ready to refocus and RISE UP?    In this episode my friend and fellow mompreneur, Brittney Jones, interviewed me and asked me all the juicy questions as I reflected on my experience and perspective from 2020. Let's just say that “HUSTLE” was the name of the game for me last year. Whew!    And although I'm in a very different season and I cannot wait to fill you in on all that God is teaching me...I want you to know me better and where I'm coming from.    And more than anything, I hope this conversation blesses your heart and leaves you with some encouragement for “pressing on” and showing up as your best self, despite the chaos of external circumstances.    P.S. Be sure to check out all the amazing interviews on Brittney's podcast, “All My Favorite People”...connect with her on IG @lifejesusstyle and at www.lifejesusstyle.com    Connect with Me at www.NourishingMichelle.com/connect  

What does it take to completely change your business and show up as your true self? From my experience, it takes a lot of unlearning! That is exactly what my good friend and guest this week dive into!  On today’s episode I brought Brittney Jones on the show to share her story of embracing powerful mindset shifts to grow her online business. She embodies truly showing up as your authentic self! Whenever I find myself in Brittney’s presence, she always brings out my best authentic self and during this recording she did just that!  So we end up going down different directions talking about everything from the importance of rest in business, to physical pain, quantum leaps & having hard conversations with your family & how mindset work has impacted our businesses. She also shares her story and we tie all of this information into helping you show up as your true self online! During this episode we discuss: The biggest regret people have not going online The importance of slowing down and rest  What physical symptoms can tell you about your mindset (& what I do about it) How to take a different approach to pain  The pivot point that transformed her business The concept of energetic minimum/maximum related to finances How mindset allowed her to make a quantum leap in business  What we learned about not ‘using your degree’ & difficult conversations with family How mindset training affected our career pivots How we use energy and mindset to make things easier on ourselves  Brittney’s Bio: Brittney Jones, better known as @brittneyceo online, is a global business leader who's trained thousands globally on online success.  Through her social media presence, she has built a thriving community of over 100k+ where she leads others through building online businesses. Connect with Brittney: Social Handles: Instagram: @brittneyceo (https://www.instagram.com/brittneyceo/) Website: http://www.brittneyjonesceo.com Resources mentioned in this episode: Top 5 Regrets of the Dying Book (https://www.amazon.ca/Top-Five-Regrets-Dying-Transformed/dp/1401956009/ref=sr_1_1?crid=384G3E2MSO1TI&dchild=1&keywords=top+5+regrets+of+the+dying&qid=1600647157&sprefix=top+5+regre%2Caps%2C705&sr=8-1) Jack Ma on wanting to focus on being human (https://www.businessinsider.com/jack-ma-wants-create-schools-teach-young-people-be-human-2019-10) Crush scene from Finding Nemo (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVfopcz4nas) Spirit of Success is a podcast creating a platform for honest conversations sharing the real life stories behind personal transformations. If you’re a fan of the podcast, don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review Spirit of Success! If you resonated with something you heard, don’t forget to share with a friend! We are also now on Patreon! If you would like to support the production of future episodes, please find out more about that here! (http://www.patreon.com/spiritofsuccessthepodcast) We thank you for your support and would love to give you recognition on a future episode! Follow the Host Dr. Tracy Debi on Instagram/Facebook: @dr.tracydebi Edited by: Kattie Laur (https://www.kattielaur.com/) Logo/Podcast Intro: The Cultivated Group  (https://www.thecultivatedgroup.co/) Music: ‘Breathe out, Breathe in’ (Instrumental) by Roof

Join me and my biz bestie as we have an in depth chat about how she's managed to build a wildly successful brand and business in just a few short years. We get into shifting your brand focus as your business continues to grow and the importance of having people around you who "get it." Need a good laugh while also learning some valuable content? This episode is the one for you!Brittney's Instagram: @brittneyceoBrittney's Podcast: Underestimate Me with Brittney JonesBrittney's Website: https://www.brittneyjonesceo.com

Ok, you guys I am sitting down for a solo episode today and while social media is my thing... I am sharing some of my top tips to take back control of your phone. I am covering how to keep it organized and a few of the apps you need today! Follow Brittney @brittneyceo Work With Brittney at www.brittneyjonesceo.com

In this solo episode, we're talking about the top 2 fears that hold us back in business and my simple steps for moving past them.Work With Brittney at www.brittneyjonesceo.com Follow Brittney @brittneyceo

I am back today and I am talking all about procrastination in your business. We are getting to the core of why you may be holding yourself back with creating your dream business or even sitting on the sidelines and not scaling your business. I want so much for everyone so download this episode come back re-listen and launch that business! Together we can push back the fear, procrastination, and succeed together! Work with Brittney at www.brittneyjonesce.comFollow Brittney @brittneyceo

I am back with another solo episode this week and it is all about routines and how to utilize them to fit your lifestyle and take you to the next level. I am sharing my biggest tips and what I do each day and certain days of the week to stay on top of my day. This used to be something I resisted in business, and has now made a massive difference for me in both business results and balance in life.Work with Brittney at brittneyjonesceo.comFollow Brittney @brittneyceo

Just me solo in today's episode and I am talking about one of my favourite topics... Social Media. I'm getting right down to business and asking you guys... what would it feel like if you only had to spend one hour a month on your social media plan? This is what this episode is all about, how to get over those fears online, working smarter not harder when it comes to social media and business in general.It's also why I started my new Social Media Growth Lounge, a monthly hub with a support system to help you create results with ease online in your business. Follow Brittney @brittneyceo Work with Brittney www.brittneyjonesceo.com

Coming at you with a solo episode today because it's my 30th Birthday!!! So I thought I would share about thirty things I know for sure in business! I hope each and every one of you takes something from this and adds it to your journey! I also have a fun gift so stay tuned to this episode! Follow Brittney @brittneyceoWork with Brittney at www.brittneyjonesceo.com

Just me this week and I am diving right into business today. We are talking about vision boards and the energy it deserves. Also how this energy can be directly applied to your business and everyday life. So follow along with me, share your vision boards in your stories on Instagram and tag me. Work With me www.brittneyjonesceo.comFollow me @brittneyceo

It's just me in this week's episode and I am getting real, raw, and authentic today. I get so t's a solo episode this week and I am getting real, raw, and authentic today. I share my top tips for dealing with unsupportive people on this journey and how to thrive despite it.Work With Me www.brittneyjonesceo.comFollow me @brittneyceo

In this week's episode, we are talking all about what to do when it feels like your manifestation isn't working, and you feel stuck. I give you 4 questions you need to ask yourself to shift your energy & results.Work With Brittney www.brittneyjonesceo.comFollow Brittney @brittneyceo

I am on my own today in this episode! So let's get real... Are you looking at your business and wondering why things aren’t converting for you? Why you’re posting and it seems like nobody’s reaching out?I get real and answer the question I have been getting tons of DM's on every single day. And guys guess what... I promise this strategy is not difficult and makes a massive difference!Want the answer? I also share a challenge that I ask you to do daily. If you’re loving my episodes, I would be so grateful if you left me a five-star rating and review! I love being able to share this info, and getting reviews on my podcast helps me keep the content free for y’all! Share it in your DM's too and I’ll love you forever!Work With Brittney www.brittneyjonesceo.comFollow Brittney @brittneyceo

In this week's episode we’re diving into goals, and trust me I’m not going to bore you with the typical goal setting tips you were spammed with at the beginning of the month.We’re chatting about what it takes to be successful in 2020, goal setting, and growing your business. All the good stuff.PS I’m taking on new coaching clients for 2020, if you’re an online entrepreneur and ready to grow your business, send me a DM and let’s chat.Work with Brittney www.brittneyjonesceo.comFollow Brittney on Instagram @brittneyceo

For a long time, I bought into certain “rules” for success as an entrepreneur and in this episode, we are talking all about the 5 am club. It’s often thrown around as a business tip online and I’m here to tell you that you don’t need to be turning your alarm clocks back in order to be successful. Find out more in this episode, and let me know if you’re on team 5 am or not?I’ve opened up a brand new round of my signature 90-day business builder program. To get in on this round of the program with us & start building the business of your dreams, click here.Follow Brittney on Instagram: @brittneyceo

If you’re worried about what others will think of you as you start taking your business seriously, if you have people doubting you in your life right now, this episode is for you. I’m sharing what you need to know when fear is holding you back and things are getting spicy over here.I’ve opened up a brand new round of my signature 90-day business builder program. To get in on this round of the program with us & start building the business of your dreams, click here.Follow Brittney on Instagram: @brittneyceo

In this week's episode we’re talking about how to manifest your goals quicker. This all comes down to showing up as your higher-level self and I’m breaking down the 2 part process to working through this so you can start hitting your goals faster. I’m showing you exactly what to do to start showing up as your higher-level self now.If you love this episode and want more episodes on manifesting, make sure you DM me.Follow Brittney on Instagram: @brittneyceoWork with Brittney: www.brittneyjonesceo.comMy holiday gift guides are out, check them out here:https://www.brittneyjonesceo.com/basic-b-under-usd30https://www.brittneyjonesceo.com/bossbabegifts

In today’s episode, I’m diving into the topic of manifesting. Does manifesting actually work? And how can this help your business? We’re talking about the truths of manifesting, how to rewire your thoughts from negative to positive, and what to do when you feel like manifesting isn’t working for you.If you love this episode and want more episodes on manifesting, make sure you DM me.Follow Brittney on Instagram: @brittneyceoWork with Brittney: www.brittneyjonesceo.comMy holiday gift guides are out, check them out here:https://www.brittneyjonesceo.com/basic-b-under-usd30https://www.brittneyjonesceo.com/bossbabegifts

In this week's episode, I dive into the topic that has been on everyone's mind lately. What is going on with Instagram? Why are there so many changes happening? Why is my engagement dropping?And is tiktok actually where I have to start putting my focus? What's the best marketing strategy for 2020?I also give you my thoughts on tiktok, what you need to know about Instagram's most recent changes and what this means for your business specifically in 2020.Let me know what you think about today's episode and if you're needing a plan for your marketing in 2020, please don't hesitate to reach out to me on IG @brittneyceo or by email info@brittneyjonesceo.com ... I love chatting strategy.

Hey everyone, in this episode I am diving into what's really holding you back from hitting that next level of success- whatever that looks like for you. I'm getting real about my income journey & the fears I had when I started showing up on the instagram scene (I blocked a few thousand people- so if you have some fears surfacing, I've been there over and over again). I want you to know you're not alone on this journey and there is room for you at the top too! Cause let's be honest, I'd love to be sippin' a glass of prosecco with you on the beaches of Hawaii too.For more information on me follow me @brittneyceoor www.brittneyjonesceo.comDon't forget to hit subscribe !

Hey everyone, in this episode I get into hashtags, and how to find the right ones you need for your business. I get a lot of questions on hashtags, how to find them, am I using the right ones, where to place them, the questions go on and on. Recently at an event where I was the keynote speaker even more questions came up, so I knew I had to get this episode out ASAP. You guys, you totally don't have to over complicate it, just like other aspects of our businesses, we don't have to over complicate it. I also share a sneak glimpse into how I record my podcasts, and how it doesn't have to be too glamorous! For more information on me follow me @Brittneyceo or my website www.brittneyjonesceo.com

Jacki, Kassie, and guest Brittney Jones get real about time management. Is work/home balance actually a thing? Brittney also dives into the identity crisis that can come with motherhood.

On this weeks episode of RAOP Eric fills in and we chop it up the Duval legend Brittney Jones, the NBA lottery, the hip hop police during Rolling Loud, our thoughts on abortion rights and a ton more other topics. Remember to send in your listener questions, #TheyNeedTheirAssBeat or #RealNiggaOfTheWeek submissions, email us at MAIL@RAOPodcast.com or call 424-260-RAOP to leave a voicemail. Hit up THOROS at https://twitter.com/ThorosLLC on Twitter or https://www.instagram.com/bringmebackthoros/ on Instagram and use code RAOP when making a payment for a discount of $20 on your first account purchase Go to http://DRAFT.COM and use the promo code "RAOP" to play in your first fantasy Draft for free. Go to http://GAMEFLYOFFER.COM/RANDOM to sign up for a 30 Day free trial and 1 free video game rental. RAOP Songs Of the Week Playlist Apple Music- https://itunes.apple.com/us/playlist/raop-songs-of-the-week-2019/pl.u-2aVvHq6P7Bj Spotify- https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7bsF5xBBcazmduI7ENGKsw?si=KKCgsANRSMakry2sA6H9YQ Website: www.raopodcast.com/voicemails Twitch: twitch.tv/raopodcast Twitter: www.twitter.com/raopodcast Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/13K2LsrSOBMyIcd6lRlRG2?si=AsJjfQiKTSSXpjEYVgET0A iHeart Radio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/966-random-acts-of-podc-28735010/ Soundcloud: @raopodcast Draft: www.draft.com/raop GameFly: www.gameflyoffer.com/random Audible: www.audibletrial.com/random

Brittney Jones is an amazing Social Media Strategist who loves to help people create social media momentum by embracing the right mindset and utilizing the laws of the Universe.[1:20] How Brittney got started with social media[3:01] What does ‘personal development’ really mean?[11:16] Why certain social media strategies work better for some than others[17:40] You have to believe in the hustle to see the results[21:44] Your mindset has to be your top priority![26:31] What to expect in the future from Instagram [27:34] “Instagram is just built to be a community”[35:29] What does the future hold for social media?

Brittney is a social media marketer and business coach who creates real strategies for online boss babes to do things differently on social media and see real results. Her specialty is Instagram and helping her clients go from crickets in their inbox to fully booked out! We're talking about: The dos and don'ts of Instagram stories How to only spend twenty minutes a day on social media and what the deal is with those Instagram highlights anyways My freedom hack of the week is to get your personal development in whenever you can! While you're getting ready, doing skin care routine, dishes, driving - it's such a good time to get inspired and get your brain in a positive state so take advantage of that! CONNECT WITH BRITTNEY Instagram Website Facebook FOR MORE THINGS FREEDOM BABE Instagram Website Facebook For complete show notes click here!

Girlfriends buckle up! Brittney is a good friend of mine and on this episode we talk all things INSTAGRAM, the social media game and how it's played! Grab a pen and paper and get ready to learn how to grow!About Brittney: I'm a social media marketer, brand ambassador, coach to female entrepreneurs, and digital course creator. And if there's one thing I've fallen in love with.. It's going out for a glass of wine with other female entrepreneurs and discussing their social media. ​Cause that's really how this started.. other girlboss' reaching out for help, I'd sit on the other side of the table.. and word vomit all over them about algorithms, how to get results, and social media numbers.And while we can't exactly have that glass of wine over the internet, here's what I want you to know: getting wild results from your social media is completely possible. That's exactly what I'd tell you if we were sippin' a cab sauv right now.​There was a time though a couple years ago where I was posting daily, getting a few pity likes from my friends, and if I'm being completely honest with you.. I wasn't getting a single sale from my online efforts. SO if you're sitting there reading this, half laughing to yourself because you feel the same way, I totally know where you're at.All it takes is a decision to start taking your social media seriously, and a helping hand from someone who has been where you're at. I'm so excited to be on this journey with you, and I can't wait for you to get started.00:02:17 From the banking world to a Social Media star!00:06:20 "Network marketing is meant to be that vehicle to allow us to explore our passions"00:07:21 The struggle is real!00:12:26 The biggest mistakes people are making on social media00:14:25 People want to know the REAL you00:17:13 Be consistent with your brand00:25:23 "If somethings in your heart and you want to share it - that's what social media is all about"00:30:38 Analyzing response on your social media00:33:20 What's next for Brittney?00:41:57 Why do certain photos garner more likes?00:45:06 Setting boundaries for your business accountVisit my website: www.shanarecker.comhttps://www.brittneyjonesceo.com/

Today we're talking to 3 of my high-level mastermind clients, Brittney, Kristen and Danielle! Last month we were in LA together for my mastermind event and they are all doing such amazing things with their lifestyles and businesses so I wanted to share them with you guys! Brittney Jones is a social media strategist and coach. She helps online boss babes do shit differently on social media to see real results and get their time freedom back. Kristen Lynch is a Spiritually-centred life and business coach. She supports women to start businesses that are 100% authentic to them, all while up-leveling their spiritual connection and deepening their relationship to themselves. Danielle Marchese is a Brand Strategist and Website Designer. She helps creative entrepreneurs get crystal clear on their personal an business brand and carrying this seamlessly over to their dream website helping them become unstoppable in the online world!   In this episode we're chatting about: how to be consistent on Instagram and why consistency is key for building an audience the #1 thing you can do to start exploring your spiritual side why your brand needs to be about more than just your business our biggest accomplishments of 2018 our celeb hall passes I'm also sharing my freedom hack of the week that's going to help you majorly avoid burnout! CONNECT WITH THE GIRLS Brittney: @brittneyceo Kristen: @kristenlynchyoga / Facebook group Danielle: @novastrategics FOR MORE THINGS FREEDOM BABE WEBSITE | INSTAGRAM | FACEBOOK THE FREEDOM FOUNDATIONS BUNDLE It's time to stop dreaming about your freedom lifestyle and figure out the steps you need to take to make it happen! The Freedom Foundations Bundle teaches you the 3 step process to creating a freedom lifestyle and how to use these 3 steps to create more time, financial and career freedom in your life! The bundle is $37 but podcast listeners get it for $10 off with coupon code FREEDOM. Grab the bundle here. READY TO FAST TRACK YOUR FREEDOM LIFESTYLE? My online business is what has really allowed me to fast-track my freedom lifestyle. In 2 years I've gone from feeling stuck at jobs that weren't for me to a 6-figure business that's allowed me to travel multiple times a year, quit my job and help other women do the same. If you're ready to go to the next level with your biz OR are ready to launch an online biz, book a free freedom breakthrough session with me. These calls are reserved for women who are ready to take action!

In the last week of our series on the Major Prophets, Chi Alpha staff Brittney Jones speaks on the book of Daniel.

In week three, Brittney Jones closes out the "Therefore" series, on Romans 8:31-39.

Chequelle brought in 2015 with a new time and a new mix with all of your favorite celebrity gossip, advice, and trends! Rich People Problems was nothing short of hot with Keshia Knight Pulliam getting fired from Celebrity Apprentice, Toya and Memphitz divorcing and the newest Facebook sensation Brittney Jones is the topic of discussion with her sexual activities, Yall Relationship goals, a hot mix from DJTfBrad, Indie Artist 1Hunnid stops by and the Hype Teens kicks it with Chequelle for a while!

In this episode my guest Brittney Jones aka Brittney CEO, shares her proven strategies for over $100k months, how to drop out of the hustle and chase after your huge goals, by working only a few hours a day, and so much more!Talking Points:Does more content means more moneySecret content moves for 2022How to get high-value clients within a weekHow can we grow our client list onlineCan can we run a successful business by working only a few hours a dayHow can we normalize consistent cash flow in our businessWhat are the biggest mistakes entrepreneurs make, and how to avoid themGuestBrittney Jones aka Brittney CEO is an online business coach, social media influencer, with an expertise in Social Media Marketing,digital course creator, helping businesses grow online, with tens of thousands of entrepreneurs following my work online.My mission is to help business owners simplify this whole social media world to see real results online. I do this through my keynote speaking engagements, digital courses, and private 1 on 1 programs.Please reach out to me via email at any time if you have questions or would just like to connect! info@brittneyjonesceo.comHostOlyasha Novozhylova - NotBasicBlonde @notbasicblonde_NotBasicBlonde Podcast - @nbbpodcastOlyasha Novozhylova is the CEO and Founder of NotBasicBlonde brand, dedicated to inspiring young women to create an extraordinary style and embrace their individuality.  Model, Blogger, Entrepreneur, Author, AmazonLive Fashion Host, Fashion Editor, and Celebrity Podcast Host of NotBasicBlonde Podcast.  As the Founder and Host of NotBasicBlonde Podcast with over 4M downloads and celebrity guests, where no topic is off limits, Olyasha provides millennials an ultimate guide on entrepreneurship, dating, marketing, self-development, astrology, spirituality, fashion, coaching, beauty,health&wellness.  Graduated from Georgia State University with a BBA in Managerial Sciences, Olyasha successfully built a career in IT/Project Management, before she became a full time entrepreneur.  Author of the children's book Cutie the Unicorn – It's ok to be different, Olyasha teaches our younger generation how to express their individuality.  Olyasha has led an impressive 15-year career in fashion and runway in US and overseas, as well as enjoying several acting roles.  Olyasha has partnered with over 100 nationwide brands such as Cartier, Revolve, PrettyLittleThing, PGA, Steve Madden, Too Faced, Vital Proteins, Tarte, DryBar, Drunk Elephant, etc.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/notbasicblonde-podcast/donations