Podcast appearances and mentions of Jacqueline Smith

  July 7-13, 1979 This week Ken welcomes former adult actress, Howard Stern Show Hall of Famer, world's greatest Assistant movie theater manager and all around gem of a human Tabitha Stevens to the show. Ken and Tabitha discuss end of the world heat waves, Death Valley, Las Vegas, moving from Long Island NY to Las Vegas as a teenager, dressing up to go into New York for culture, Barney Miller, having a great disdain of cigarettes, tanning booths, skin cancer, bleach, frosted tips, heavy Long Island accents, being scared of New Yorkers, being bullied, Vegas Showgirls, The Brady Bunch, having your fan mail accidentally send to Erin "Tabitha from Bewitched" Murphy, Tabitha Soren, The Rainbow Room, the Sunset Strip, pagers, booking everything yourself, having a work ethic,  why the adult business moves technology forward and will always be economy and technological innovation proof, having your bank account seized, Utah, owning and living in a historic hotel, bring art to the masses, art photography, the difficulty of owning a gallery, how expensive it is to live in Las Vegas, Judd Nelson, Lemmy, meeting new best friends, sometimes not being able to believe your own life, panic attacks, Xanex, being on the Howard Stern Show, using natural remedies, Sanitorium, making indie horror films, the state of prescription drugs, health care, how uncomfortably pervy The Love Boat is, horny Captain Stubing, Battlestar Gallactica, a dark reboot of the Brady Bunch, Charlie's Angels, looking like Farrah Fawcett, loving Wonder Woman, having action figures, Electra Woman and Dynagirl, Shazam and Isis, Ken's love of Tootie, The Facts of Life, Jacqueline Smith, The Boys, being contrarian, not watching things just because everyone else is, The Twilight Zone, The Outer Limits, Diff'rent Strokes, A Different World, Lisa Bonet, meeting Mike Tyson, working at movie theaters, being the world's greatest film splicer, sleeping in theaters and losing your finger nail in the popcorn.

Topics: Huddlers In The Hot Seat with the "Sisters of Systel" Jacqueline Smith, Cara Spencer, & Janene Aul, and more…

Why your gut health matters. How to eliminate protein farts. Why paying more for a product is worth it. What are superfoods really? All of these, plus many more questions, are answered on the podcast today. Jacqueline Smith grew up in the Fitness Industry. She was a full-time mom for many years and homeschooled her 5 children. She helped her husband start his plumbing business over 20 years ago. Eventually, she ran for U.S. Congress in the First District of Utah. After leaving politics behind, she became a public speaker, worked for a motivational company, and co-authored her first book. That's when E3 Energy Cubes was born in her mind. Tired of eating healthy foods that tasted horrible or just finding things that claimed health and really didn't have good quality ingredients, she and a former business partner got busy and learned all about nutrition, energy, and the best way to combine them for optimal health benefits. https://www.facebook.com/E3EnergyCubes/ https://www.instagram.com/e3energycubes/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/e3energycubes https://www.pinterest.com/energycubes/ https://www.tiktok.com/@e3energycubes https://twitter.com/EnergyCubes

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In this replay from an earlier episode, Jacqueline Smith joins Chad on the 15 Point Plan and they talk about a Facebook post she made recently about making sure you love yourself and treat yourself right. Are you taking care of you first? ---------- Join our Facebook group at www.facebook.com/groupa/winmakegive   Part of the Win Make Give Podcast Network

SEASON 2  Episode 7#Miguel has published many books on a range of themes, including ETs, hybrids, disclosure, the social history of the UFO topic, wisdom, and art and creativity. In this podcast we talk about his book  'Being With The Beings'. Essential reading for anyone with an interest in ET's and how to talk to them.This podcast opens with 'A Friendly Star',  a piece of music composed by Miguel. We are really excited to be in conversation with Miguel as we have many links in common and take a keen interest in his important work.  We first came across Miguel a while ago when I was strongly drawn to make contact with Rob Gauthier, the ET  Whisperer.  Miguels name came up as we researched Rob's work.  Then in recent weeks, we have been hearing his name a lot in our network. We pay attention to synchronicities.  For example, previous podcast guests Rebecca Hardcastle-Wright and Jacqueline Smith mentioned Miguel. So we felt it was high time for us to connect. He now makes music full time as ‘Sokamiru' and has just released a second album, titled Into Galactic.  We really enjoy Miguels music and you can hear the rest of the album by following the link below. original music by:  https://www.sokamiru.com https://www.miguelmendonca.comhttps://sokamiru.bandcamp.com/releaseshttps://www.youtube.com/c/Sokamiru/videosfind: Off World Link and your own non-physical potential  Off World Linksupport: If you enjoyed listening to the podcast and feel that you'd like to support us,please follow this link: ko-fiSupport the show

My journey with Paula G. is an award-winning television talk show airing in major US marketplaces. Paula G. introduces her captured TV audience to a wide variety of guests ranging from authors, life coaches and entertainers from the America to all over the world. This is a Christian faith-based program.

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Lee Houston welcomes his aunt, Ms. Jacqueline Smith and talk about their respective differences in the decades and more. Brought to you by Back Up Deliveries And More, LLC. They put the "D" in Delivery! 888-71-Bakup (888-712-2587) www.facebook.com/THEBACKUPPLANAPP (let them know Lee Houston sent you and you can save!) They're in need of drivers! if you have a CDL license, hit them up and let them know, and paid! As always, follow our platforms below to keep in touch youtube.com/wrestlingtrackstv http://cash.app/$wrestlingtracks twitter.com/wrestlingtracks facebook.com/wrestlingtracks wrestlingtracks.com instagram.com/wrestlingtracksinc https://music.amazon.com/.../bdf3f9f7.../wrestling-tracks wrestlingtracks.com blogtalkradio.com/wrestlingtracks vurbl.com/station/wrestling-tracks-4lwLy6acy9 app.redcircle.com/shows/7928731d-f222-48f4-a0df-180b9fa4f8f8 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wrestlingtracks/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wrestlingtracks/support

acquelin Smith, B.A., Certified Hypnotherapist, as well as a gifted Psychic, Healer, and Metaphysical teacher is an Experiencer/Hybrid. Jacquelin is a leader in the field of telepathic communication with animals. She communicates internationally with thousands of individuals about their animal companions. Since early childhood, Jacquelin has had numerous experiences as well as telepathic communications with star beings, light beings, angels and interdimensional beings. Jacquelin is able to travel, through her consciousness, to other star systems and universes and remembers what she is shown. Also, she has experienced an NDE.

On this episode of Strange Country, Ofterry and Ofbryan talk about the U.S. Supreme Court draft opinion dismantling women's reproductive freedoms. Forced birth advocates are rejoicing. The rest of us, not so much. Theme music: Big White Lie by A Cast of Thousands Cite your sources: Campoamoar, D. (2022, March 18). New tennessee bill would allow rapists' families, friends to sue if victims have an abortion. Today. Retrieved May 3, 2022, from https://www.today.com/parents/pregnancy/Tennessee-bill-rapists-sue-abortion-rcna20581 Chamie, J. (2021, March 3). America's single-parent families. The Hill. https://thehill.com/opinion/finance/543941-americas-single-parent-families/ Columbus Daily Enquirer, 13 Jan. 1956, p. 13. NewsBank: America's Historical Newspapers, infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=EANX-K12&docref=image/v2%3A1126A744DB722B38%40EANX-K12-16A327FFA6234DD0%402435486-16A30E62DDBE96DF%4012-16A30E62DDBE96DF%40. Accessed 3 May 2022. Frank, G. (2015, December 22). The death of Jacqueline Smith. Slate. from https://slate.com/human-interest/2015/12/Jacqueline-smiths-1955-death-and-the-lessons-we-havent-yet-learned-from-it.html Hartig, H. (2021, May 6). About six-in-ten americans say abortion should belegal in all or most cases. Pew Research Center. https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2021/05/06/about-six-in-ten-americans-say-abortion-should-be-legal-in-all-or-most-cases/ Kitchener, C. (2022, May 2). The next frontier for the antiabortion movement: A nationwide ban. The Washington Post. https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2022/05/02/abortion-ban-roe-supreme-court-mississippi/ Levin, B. (2022, March 3). GOP senator Mike Braun claims he didn't mean to say states should be able to ban interracial marriage, despite saying it multiple times. Vanity Fair. Retrieved May 3, 2022, from https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2022/03/mike-braun-supreme-court-interracial-marriage Plain Dealer, 22 May 1956, p. 5. NewsBank: America's Historical Newspapers, infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=EANX-K12&docref=image/v2%3A122AFBBA107AC9E4%40EANX-K12-12AC90D16DF657D6%402435616-12AC5404A0306B0C%404-12AC5404A0306B0C%40. Accessed 3 May 2022. Plain Dealer, 24 May 1956, p. 6. NewsBank: America's Historical Newspapers, infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=EANX-K12&docref=image/v2%3A122AFBBA107AC9E4%40EANX-K12-12AC90D42B600569%402435618-1278F359D4F878E9%405-1278F359D4F878E9%40. Accessed 3 May 2022. Stracqualursi, V. (2021, November 16). Majority of Americans support Roe v. Wade being upheld, new poll shows. CNN. https://www.cnn.com/2021/11/16/politics/americans-abortion-roe-v-wade-poll/ index.html Supreme Court Live Updates: Calls For an Investigation and Possible Charges After Supreme Court Draft Leaked. (2022, May 3). The New York Times. https://www.nytimes.com/live/2022/05/03/us/roe-wade-abortion-supreme-court

This season finale episode of Season Three Relationship Murders profiles the stabbing murder of Jacqueline Smith by the hands of her husband, Keith Smith, who blamed his wife's murder on panhandlers in the neighborhood. This episode also profiles the murder of transgender Mia Henderson who was brutally stabbed in the 3400 block Piedmont Avenue in West Baltimore. Mia, was the older sister of NBA player, Reggie Bullock. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This episode is part of our special series “Young and Diagnosed” which focuses on the unique challenges and experiences of young adults facing a cancer diagnosis. Jacqueline Smith and Evan Ruggiero are living proof of just how quickly and randomly life can change. As they'll tell you, their new paths are in many ways more rewarding than anything they could have imagined--or might have chosen--before their lives took an unthinkable detour. “Young and Diagnosed” is brought to you by Genentech.

Systems matter. You can't just learn the systems, you must implement them. In this episode, Chad Hyams talks with Jacqueline Smith from Vancouver Wa. Jacqueline shares her superpower of learning, following, and mastering systems. Listen close as Jacqueline teaches us how to follow her success. -------- Visit www.builthow.com to sign up for our next live or virtual event.   Part of the Win Make Give Podcast Network

E9: Applying Jesus to Spiritual Growth - Hitting Walls with Jacqueline Smith In our final episode of this season, we welcome friend, ministry partner and licensed therapist Jaqueline Smith to the podcast to discuss what it means to hit a wall, what that looks like and how Jesus handled it - so we can to. About Jacqueline Smith, LPCA After Jacqueline completed her Master of Arts in Counseling in 2016, she dove into clinical training and experience, ensuring she would be prepared to work with clients from childhood through their senior years with knowledge and skills to support her work. She is one of very few clinicians holding triple licensure – as a Marriage and Family Therapist Associate, a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate, and also as a fully licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor. She continues to work and train at the esteemed Houston Galveston Institute, providing school based services to students in the greater Houston community, and has benefited from the ongoing educational opportunities HGI is well known for. Specifically, she has learned collaborative dialogic processes, and so adopts a collaborative stance with all of her clients, working alongside them to find solutions to their problems and engage the internal and external resources they have available. Jacqueline is talented in her clinical work with more than only students. She has worked with adults engaged with child protective services, helping them overcome substance use difficulties and learn to lead productive, satisfying lives that best support their important relationships with children and other family members. She has also worked with clients in inpatient substance use facilities, supporting clients with substance use and co-ocurring disorders in their journeys of recovery. Applying Jesus is hosted and produced by Amy Vogel, Director of Spiritual Growth for Upper Room Heights and our Technical Director is Xach Blunt. We record at the Chapelwood UMC Digital Studio in Houston, TX. We hope something you heard today deepened your faith, opened your eyes and led you to not only knowing God in a more expansive way, but shifts how you connect, especially with those who are easy to overlook. To find out more about Amy and our church community, go to www.urheights.com or find us on Facebook, Instagram & Youtube. Remember we love you – and there is nothing you can do about it!

Once again, Jacqueline Smith joins Chad on the 15 Point Plan. Chad asks Jacqueline about a Facebook post she made recently about making sure you love yourself and treat yourself right. ---------- Download the free 15 Point Plan Tracker at www.15pointplan.com   Continue the discussion in our Facebook group at www.facebook.com/groups/winmakegive   Part of the Win Make Give Podcast Network

Career development and exploration is the catalyst for determining and discovering your passion. It allows you the opportunity to decipher how you want to choose to maximize your professional potential. For Jacqueline Smith-Jordan: “I've had a lifelong passion for helping others and have translated that into a successful professional journey using my greatest strengths: building genuine relationships, facilitating learning and development, and providing exceptional customer service.” She's a Career Development Practitioner, Learning Facilitator for Agilec where she assists individuals with disabilities and other groups find, maintain, and thrive in their desired dream jobs. She joined me this week to tell me more. Email: jsmith-jordan@agilec.ca LinkedIn: @JacquelineSmith-Jordan

In this new year of the 15 Point Plan Podcast, Chad brings on special guest Jacqueline Smith. Jacqueline is the leader of the 15 Point Plan For Life Facebook Group. Chad and Jacqueline take this opportunity to talk about the importance of setting goals the right way to start a year and how to succeed with them. ---------- Join the 15 Point Plan for Life Facebook group at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1223642158083444/   For all things Win Make Give, join our Facebook group at www.facebook.com/groups/winmakegive   15 Point Plan is part of the Win Make Give Podcast Network

Linguistic expert, yoga master, and good friend Jacqueline Smith joins the podcast to chat about one very fun "off campus" lunch, the state of yoga in a pandemic, and more. Also, the two recall an early moment in Peter's comedy career.  Plugs: Jacqueline: https://www.thevibrantvida.me + @JACYD DJ DREE: https://soundcloud.com/dreesgotbeats --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/floridavs/support

Cathy “CC” Carlson has had over 25 years in the Music Industry with co-written songs placed on NBC, CBS, CMT (Country Music Television), and GAC (Great American Country). She also owns Independent Music Publishing companies and a Record Label. Cathy has worked for non-profits for concerts and events which included music celebrities David Foster, LeAnn Rhimes, Gary Allen, and television celebrities Paul Newman, Jacqueline Smith, Stephen Segal, Eric Estrada (“Chips”), and Baywatch stars which included Carmen Electra. Sports celebrities included Sugar Ray Leonard, Evander Hollyfield, and Race Car Driver Mario Andretti.  CC's Music Background also includes a TV Co-Host for a talent and variety show with over 2 million viewers and working as a Los Angeles Radio Co-Host with KCLA Radio and a Meryl Haggard radio program in Los Angeles. She was an Event Coordinator for NSAI (Nashville Songwriters Association International), SGA (Songwriters Guild of America), and other Los Angeles and International Songwriter Organizations including IMRO (Irish Music Rights Organization). Cathy worked with Bob Diamond (son of the famous Leo Diamond) who was the chief harmonica soloist or virtuoso in the “high fidelity” LP era. Bob was the partner of Midnight Music in Los Angeles which managed song catalogs and recordings by Tiffany, Irene Cara (Flash Dance) among many other artists and songwriters.  Cathy toured with her twin sister Colleen with the Min-On International Concert Association in Japan (the 2nd largest concert association in the world) with the “Route 66 Band” to packed concert halls through Japan which was managed by Seymour Heller, Manager to Liberace.  “CC” also worked for Celtic Harmony/Music Bridge with American Recording Artists including Rodney Crowell, the Go Go's, Delbert McClinton, Jeff Healey, Montell Jordan and Irish Recording Artists including Brian Kennedy, Liam Reilly (of popular Irish Band “Bagatelle”) Keith Donald, Jimmy MacCarthy, Marian Bradfield (founder of “Celtic Women”), Mick Hanly, and IMRO (Irish Music Rights Organization) Songwriters in Ireland. American Writers included Brenda Russell, Gordon Kennedy (co-writer of “Change The World” with Eric Clapton), Gary Nicholson, Jill Sobule. Songwriter Organizations included ASCAP, BMI, SESAC. Record Labels included Putumayo World Musiz, Polygram, EMI Music Publishing.  “CC” has co-written songs with Roger La Rocque who managed “Celine Dion” and Joel Hirschhorn (Grammy-winning theme song for “Poseidon Adventure”, Jan Buckingham (co-writer Pam Tillis “Queen of Denial”), Montell Jordan, Def Jam Recording Artist of the song “This is How We Do It”.  Studio work included recordings with Artist Theresa James, 2019 Grammy Award winner of “Contemporary Blues Album”. Patrick Swayze danced to CC's co-written song “Desire” in an HBO film “Letters From A Killer” which featured another one of CC's co-written songs “Daddy Tried” a take-off of “Mama Tried” by Merle Haggard.  Film and Television Song Placements:  Cathy's co-written song “A Woman In Charge” will be featured in a Sci-Fi film starring Barry Bostwick who starred in the cult classic “Rocky Horror Picture Show” with Susan Sarandon back in 1975. Cathy's dedication continued as Southwest Coast A/R, Representative for a Film/TV Placement company in Nashville where she submitted over 110 Artist Packages which totaled 3,500 songs in just 6 months.  Current Projects: Cathy co-hosts a "Gemstar Worldwide Podcast" with Plastic EP from Australia and she will also be hosting both a Music Podcast on www.bbsradio.com and hosting a show about her co-written books "Beyond The Veil of Sedona" and "Beyond The Cloak of California" which she co-wrote with her twin sister! Cathy currently works as “Music Publishing, Director” at Big Fish Music Group with Chuck Tennin, President & CEO. Chuck has worked on recording projects with “Legendary” Artists such as Neil Young, Aretha Franklin, Steppenwolf, Elvis Presley, Jim Hendrix, Peter Frampton, Rolling Stones, Ike, and Tina Turner, Neil Diamond, and many others.  Big Fish Music Group is an Independent Music Publishing Company located in N. Hollywood, CA which maintains one of the largest independent unpublished catalogs of all types of music available for use.

Jacqueline Smith of Greater Valley Community Services on her program's growing mission

Host and American Family Farmer, Doug Stephan www.eastleighfarm.com begins with news that President Biden's plan to increase the Death Tax is being challenged by Democrats and Republicans, alike. Next, we meet Jacqueline Smith, founder of Central Grazing Company. https://centralgrazingcompany.com/ Jacqueline believes that the collapse of our farming infrastructure may be eminent and how it is limiting our capacity to create balance i n the marketplace. Central Grazing Company was founded in 2015 with a few simple goals: Raise lambs ethically according to the highest animal welfare standards, regenerate grasslands by producing planet-benefiting food and fiber, create economic incentives for independent, regional or organic farmers, provide living wages to our workers and build a transparent supply chain that works toward zero waste. Finally, Farmer Doug gives a thumbs-up to a new children's book, "Barn at Night." https://www.feedingmindspress.com/our-books/barn-at-night

BSP is still on summer break throughout July. In the meantime, we're bringing you an episode from our friend, Henry, at the It Came From a Monster Movie Podcast. The show is dedicated to reviewing and discussing the incredible menagerie that makes up the creature feature / monster movie genre. In this episode, Jacqueline Smith (one of our favorite people, and guest host of our Scottish Lore episode) joins Henry to discuss the movie, Spirited Away, the magical Ghibli film that won an Academy Award.

OUR SPECIAL GUEST IS AUTHOR - JACQUELINE SMITH

Today, our special guest is the CEO/Founder of Enchanted Hearts Alzheimer's and Dementia Association. She trains memory care professionals and caregivers to care for individuals with Alzheimer's. She is the CEO/Founder of Charlie's Home for Vets, which assists homeless veterans with housing, clothing, shoes, hygiene items, and community education courses. She is also the CEO/Founder of the nonprofit organization, The Jacqueline Smith Foundation, which addresses active military, veterans, homeless veterans, and underserved communities. The foundation's mission is to empower and equip our military men and women with the resources needed to maintain and sustain our community. They do this by offering free financial literacy classes, navigation of veteran resource classes, mental health outreach programs, and free professional headshots to assist with professional portfolios. She has an extensive background in the medical field with over 20 + years of experience. In addition to being a Certified Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia Care Trainer, Certified Dementia Care Specialist, Certified Online Training Professional, and Dementia Care Specialist. She also has an extensive background in pediatric and geriatric nursing. She has worked with special needs children and adults for 13 years. She is a CPR instructor, teaching the community how to save lives and recognize unsafe situations. She is highly active in volunteering and giving back to her community. She believes that education is the key to being successful and competent in one's career, along with hard work and dedication. Welcome to our Featured Guest, Jacqueline Smith. This is an episode that is surely worth exploring every minute of their discussion. Tune in and listen. #kut2thachase #podcast #unscripted #unbridled #episode4everyone #E79 #onamissiontobethechange #satx #sanantonio #sanantoniopodcast #sanantoniopodcaster #sanantonioinfluencer --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kut2thachase/support

For this season's last episode, we talk with Jacqueline Smith, an Assistant Professor of the teaching stream in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Toronto. We talk about U of T's large flipped CS1. We started with the class's specifics, how it's flipped, and their "prepare, rehearse, and perform" cycle. Then we discussed their decision to have a synchronous part of the class despite remote teaching. We spent the rest of the episode on her thoughts on how best to flip a class, which included reconsidering if video is the right medium, flipping doesn't need to happen all at once, and colleague buy-in from all others that could teach the course is important. https://sites.duke.edu/csedpodcast/2021/03/15/season-2-episode-6-large-flipped-cs1/

Thank you all so much for listening to another episode of About You with Ruby Locknar. If you enjoy this podcast, be sure to rate it five stars and leave a review- it really helps the growth of my podcast, and would truly mean the world to me! Have a topic you'd like me to discuss on a solo episode, someone you'd like to hear on this podcast, or do you have a story of your own that you'd like to share? Shoot me an email at aboutyoupodcast@gmail.com Follow About You on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/aboutyoupodcast/ Follow me on all of my other social media networks to stay connected outside of this podcast! Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/RubyLocknar Twitter: https://twitter.com/RubyLocknar Instagram: http://instagram.com/rubylocknar/ TikTok @Rubylocknarofficial Clubhouse @Rubylocknar Jacquelines links! www.jacquelinescoaching.com www.instagram.com/jacquelines.coaching Be sure to come back everyone Monday at 8AM for either a new interview or solo episode! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ruby-locknar/support

OUR SPECIAL GUEST IS AUTHOR APOSTLE JACQUELINE SMITH. CO-HOST, KIMMIE KIM OF ELATIONS RADIO

OUR SPECIAL GUEST IS AUTHOR APOSTLE JACQUELINE SMITH. CO-HOST, KIMMIE KIM OF ELATIONS RADIO

OUR SPECIAL GUEST IS AUTHOR APOSTLE JACQUELINE SMITH. CO-HOST, KIMMIE KIM OF ELATIONS RADIO

Jacqueline Smith knew that she didn’t want to have a big loan on her first house. The way she solved the problem: buy a foreclosed home and do a live in flip! It worked out so well, that she later decided to do it again, on her second home. Her and her husband then had the idea to go at it full time.Even during COVID-19, Jacqueline and her husband have 4 flips in the making, and are looking to add more when deals pop up. She’s been through a lot in her short flipping career, from a tornado coming through a house she was working on, to builder tools being stolen while they were housed on site. This only made Jacqueline find better and more efficient ways to do her flipping.Many of the deals Jacqueline has worked on have come from realtors and investors she’s met through organizations like BiggerPockets and her local REIA. She strongly urges any new investor to join their local real estate groups, talk to investors, and present deals to other experienced professionals when they have the ability to.Jacqueline’s husband now is able to work on their flips as his primary business, plus get paid for the labor! Even in a crazy year like 2020, Jacqueline and her team have decided to go bigger, when many other investors were holding back.In This Episode We Cover:How to find foreclosed homes that are perfect for flipsThe importance of building equity in order to fund your future dealsHow to stop “analysis paralysis” from creeping inWhy you should attend meetups and networking eventsHow to introduce yourself to other real estate professionals, whether you’re at a meetup or just getting coffeeWhat to look for in a partner, especially if you’re new to flippingWhether or not to put in an “escalation clause” when submitting an offerWhy you should always have security cameras on siteAnd SO much more!Links from the ShowReal Estate Rookie Facebook GroupAshley's InstagramTony's InstagramHubzuMike Butler's WebsiteBiggerPockets ForumsBiggerPockets MeetupsDave RamseyDISC ProfileQuickbooksSecurity National Mortgage CompanyRookie Podcast 27: 5 Doors by Using Seller Financing for the First Time with Aaron ChapmanDelayed financing highlights from Jacqueline's Friend at SNBJacqueline's Excel SpreadsheetCheck the full show notes here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/rookie43

We are launching season 2 of The CS-Ed Podcast on January 4th, 2021! The year 2020 has caused so much disruption and calls for change, which led us to make this season's theme "Where should we go from here?" Join us for this season as our host, Kristin Stephens-Martinez, discusses with her guests about pedagogy and inequality in hopes it will give us all an opportunity to reflect rather than react to our present situation. This season has 6 episodes. The first will come out on January 4th and we'll release subsequent episodes every other Monday: 1/4 - Manuel Pérez-Quiñones from University North Carolina at Charlotte on how to support students of color 1/18 - Jared O'Leary from BootUp PD on what can K12 and higher education computer science learn from each other 2/1 - Nicki Washington from Duke University on cultural competency 2/15 - Joe Feldman joins me to talk about his book Grading for equity 3/1 - Leigh Ann DeLyser from CSforAll on systemic change 3/15 - Jacqueline Smith from University of Toronto shares how to teach a large flipped class

Jacqueline is a certified life coach who helps high-achievers create lives that feel as good on the inside as they may look on the outside. She holds a master's degree in behavioral and social health sciences from Brown University, and she is a current doctoral student at Rutgers University in the clinical psychology Ph.D. program. In her spare time, she can be found playing with her dog Lulu. Jacqueline is accepting new clients for 1:1 6 months of coaching, click here to learn more. You can find Jacqueline online at... Instagram - @jacquelines.coaching Website Originally Published: 11/26/2020

The mindset of a successful real estate agent with Jacqueline Smith helps us to know that we don’t have to be born positive and always be positive in order to be successful. Jacqueline shares how this is something that she once struggled with. Here, in this episode, she shares what she does in order to get have the right mindset for big success. **Take Action Item** As part of your morning routine, list out what you’re feeling. Ask yourself if those feelings are grounded in truth. If not, change your story to reflect the truth and align with the outcome you actually want.

Jacqueline Smith of Greater Valley Community Services on her program's growing mission

The fourth episode in our podcast A World Where LivingWorks is “Putting Care in Healthcare”. This episode is all about healthcare, hospitals, and essential workers and finding the balance between education, understanding, and peer support when it comes to suicide prevention in healthcare. Host Kim Borrowdale speaks with University of Calgary nursing professor Dr. Jacqueline Smith in Canada, and  President of the Singapore Association of Social Workers Chey May Long (May). They discuss better ways to support those working in health to build skills and understanding when it comes to suicide prevention for patients and their families and really put the care in healthcare. And they touch on how health workers themselves can find balance between helping others and looking after their own mental wellness. Click here for transcripts   

CATCH ANOTHER AWESOME SHOW WITH KELLY HOLLAND OF CHARM CITY AND SPECIAL GUEST APOSTLE JACQUELINE SMITH.

CATCH ANOTHER AWESOME SHOW WITH KELLY HOLLAND OF CHARM CITY AND SPECIAL GUEST APOSTLE JACQUELINE SMITH.

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Current conservative estimates put the number of seafarers stranded on board ships between 300,000. COVID-19 restrictions have meant that many ports' ship operators are unwilling or unable to allow crew to come ashore, resulting in an ever-increasing numbers of crew overdue for relief but unable to be repatriated. In this episode, IHRB's Francesca Fairbairn speaks to Jacqueline Smith, Maritime Coordinator at the International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF). Their conversation covers the urgent need for governments to address the seafarers' humanitarian crisis, and for companies - be they cargo owners, charterers, or ship owners and operators themselves – to use their leverage to ensure this vast, vital, but often invisible workforce is protected, prioritised, and given safe passage home.

Welcome to Episode 68 of Building My Legacy.In this podcast, we talk with life coach Jacqueline Smith who has worked extensively with women who are high achievers. With a background in psychology and behavioral science, Jacqueline has always been fascinated with why people behave in ways that aren’t consistent with their goals … and why achieving a goal doesn’t always provide satisfaction or fulfillment. “As we move closer to what we say we want, we just set bigger and bigger goals for ourselves,” Jacqueline explains. “It’s like we moved the goalposts.”Our discussion is very timely in today’s environment with COVID-19 forcing more people to work virtually from home. As workers – especially women – have become more connected with their families, they’re beginning to rethink their work/life balance and how it’s okay if everything isn’t perfect. That’s an important part of building your legacy, too. You want to look back and enjoy what you’ve accomplished, but, equally important, make sure you took time to celebrate your work along the way.So if you want to know:– Why you need to love what you’re doing – not just what it will help you achieve– The important role enthusiasm and curiosity play in productivity– Why self-criticism isn’t a driver of success– How the stories you tell yourself shape your reality– Why leaders need to provide physical and psychological safety to employees returning to the office About Jacqueline SmithJacqueline Smith, a certified life coach, is working on her doctorate in clinical psychology at Rutgers University. Her coaching specialty is working with high-achievers – particularly women – who need help when it comes to slowing down, taking time for themselves, and learning to see their minds more clearly. Jacqueline uses a cognitive behavioral approach to mindset management and aligned action and is especially interested in emotion regulation and emotional intelligence. Her most recent research involves emotion regulation in the context of health and health behaviors. She has a master’s degree in behavioral science from Brown University and a psychology degree from Boston College.About Lois Sonstegard, PhDWorking with business leaders for more than 30 years, Lois has learned that successful leaders have a passion to leave a meaningful legacy. Leaders often ask: When does one begin to think about legacy? Is there a “best” approach? Is there a process or steps one should follow?Lois is dedicated not only to developing leaders but to helping them build a meaningful legacy. Learn more about how Lois can help your organization with Leadership Consulting and Executive Coaching: https://build2morrow.com/Thanks for Tuning In!Thanks so much for being with us this week. Have some feedback you’d like to share? Please leave a note in the comments section below!If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with your friends by using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post.Don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic episode updates.And, finally, please take a minute to leave us an honest review and rating on iTunes. They really help us out when it comes to the ranking of the show, and I make it a point to read every single one of the reviews we get.Please leave a review right now. Thanks for listening!Building My Legacyhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/building-my-legacy/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/episode-68-jacqueline-smith-on-why-were-not-always-satisfied-when-we-achieve-our-goals-building-my-legacy-with-lois-sonstegard

Welcome to Episode 68 of Building My Legacy.In this podcast, we talk with life coach Jacqueline Smith who has worked extensively with women who are high achievers. With a background in psychology and behavioral science, Jacqueline has always been fascinated with why people behave in ways that aren’t consistent with their goals … and why achieving a goal doesn’t always provide satisfaction or fulfillment. “As we move closer to what we say we want, we just set bigger and bigger goals for ourselves,” Jacqueline explains. “It’s like we moved the goalposts.”Our discussion is very timely in today’s environment with COVID-19 forcing more people to work virtually from home. As workers – especially women – have become more connected with their families, they’re beginning to rethink their work/life balance and how it’s okay if everything isn’t perfect. That’s an important part of building your legacy, too. You want to look back and enjoy what you’ve accomplished, but, equally important, make sure you took time to celebrate your work along the way.So if you want to know:– Why you need to love what you’re doing – not just what it will help you achieve– The important role enthusiasm and curiosity play in productivity– Why self-criticism isn’t a driver of success– How the stories you tell yourself shape your reality– Why leaders need to provide physical and psychological safety to employees returning to the office About Jacqueline SmithJacqueline Smith, a certified life coach, is working on her doctorate in clinical psychology at Rutgers University. Her coaching specialty is working with high-achievers – particularly women – who need help when it comes to slowing down, taking time for themselves, and learning to see their minds more clearly. Jacqueline uses a cognitive behavioral approach to mindset management and aligned action and is especially interested in emotion regulation and emotional intelligence. Her most recent research involves emotion regulation in the context of health and health behaviors. She has a master’s degree in behavioral science from Brown University and a psychology degree from Boston College.About Lois Sonstegard, PhDWorking with business leaders for more than 30 years, Lois has learned that successful leaders have a passion to leave a meaningful legacy. Leaders often ask: When does one begin to think about legacy? Is there a “best” approach? Is there a process or steps one should follow?Lois is dedicated not only to developing leaders but to helping them build a meaningful legacy. Learn more about how Lois can help your organization with Leadership Consulting and Executive Coaching: https://build2morrow.com/Thanks for Tuning In!Thanks so much for being with us this week. Have some feedback you’d like to share? Please leave a note in the comments section below!If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with your friends by using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post.Don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic episode updates.And, finally, please take a minute to leave us an honest review and rating on iTunes. They really help us out when it comes to the ranking of the show, and I make it a point to read every single one of the reviews we get.Please leave a review right now. Thanks for listening!Building My Legacyhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/building-my-legacy/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/episode-68-jacqueline-smith-on-why-were-not-always-satisfied-when-we-achieve-our-goals-building-my-legacy-with-lois-sonstegard

Welcome to Episode 68 of Building My Legacy.In this podcast, we talk with life coach Jacqueline Smith who has worked extensively with women who are high achievers. With a background in psychology and behavioral science, Jacqueline has always been fascinated with why people behave in ways that aren’t consistent with their goals … and why achieving a goal doesn’t always provide satisfaction or fulfillment. “As we move closer to what we say we want, we just set bigger and bigger goals for ourselves,” Jacqueline explains. “It’s like we moved the goalposts.”Our discussion is very timely in today’s environment with COVID-19 forcing more people to work virtually from home. As workers – especially women – have become more connected with their families, they’re beginning to rethink their work/life balance and how it’s okay if everything isn’t perfect. That’s an important part of building your legacy, too. You want to look back and enjoy what you’ve accomplished, but, equally important, make sure you took time to celebrate your work along the way.So if you want to know:– Why you need to love what you’re doing – not just what it will help you achieve– The important role enthusiasm and curiosity play in productivity– Why self-criticism isn’t a driver of success– How the stories you tell yourself shape your reality– Why leaders need to provide physical and psychological safety to employees returning to the office About Jacqueline SmithJacqueline Smith, a certified life coach, is working on her doctorate in clinical psychology at Rutgers University. Her coaching specialty is working with high-achievers – particularly women – who need help when it comes to slowing down, taking time for themselves, and learning to see their minds more clearly. Jacqueline uses a cognitive behavioral approach to mindset management and aligned action and is especially interested in emotion regulation and emotional intelligence. Her most recent research involves emotion regulation in the context of health and health behaviors. She has a master’s degree in behavioral science from Brown University and a psychology degree from Boston College.About Lois Sonstegard, PhDWorking with business leaders for more than 30 years, Lois has learned that successful leaders have a passion to leave a meaningful legacy. Leaders often ask: When does one begin to think about legacy? Is there a “best” approach? Is there a process or steps one should follow?Lois is dedicated not only to developing leaders but to helping them build a meaningful legacy. Learn more about how Lois can help your organization with Leadership Consulting and Executive Coaching: https://build2morrow.com/Thanks for Tuning In!Thanks so much for being with us this week. Have some feedback you’d like to share? Please leave a note in the comments section below!If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with your friends by using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post.Don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic episode updates.And, finally, please take a minute to leave us an honest review and rating on iTunes. They really help us out when it comes to the ranking of the show, and I make it a point to read every single one of the reviews we get.Please leave a review right now. Thanks for listening!Building My Legacyhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/building-my-legacy/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/episode-68-jacqueline-smith-on-why-were-not-always-satisfied-when-we-achieve-our-goals-building-my-legacy-with-lois-sonstegard

Kris Kimball interviews 2 Liberty Moms who are standing against overreaching mask mandates. Jacqueline Smith was kicked off a United flight for following United airline policy about masks. Amberli Nelson helped organize and spoke against the laws that are being broken with the Governor mandating children to wear masks in school. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

Jacqueline Smith joins Lee on Lunch and Learn to share her business journey and ways a HR consultant can assist businesses no matter what size. To connect with Jacqueline www.hrleadingedge.com.au Lee Cummins is the founder of Connect Her. Lee is also a Certified EFT/TFT Tapping Practitioner, Certified Law of Attraction Coach, Meditation Practitioner, Business Coach, Consultant and Entrepreneur. ​You can find out more about Lee ​Connect Her women's networking events offer a fabulous place to connect, the ability to grow, expand your knowledge, increase your social capital and develop your circle of influence. Enjoy all of this at our events, build community, alliances, friendships, gain support from others and be inspired. There is true magic when women come together to support each other. Connect at www.connecther.com.au Stay Social: Market Place Private Connect Her Collective Connect Her Page --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/connecther/message

For this week's Gentler Chat, I'm joined by Jacqueline Smith, a mindset coach. We discuss the necessity of mindset work, balancing life, and other things. Follow Jacqueline: @JacquelineS.Coaching www.jacquelinescoaching.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/maya-fleming6/support

In the latest episode of the podcast, Lauren interviews shepherdess, Jacqueline Smith, of Central Grazing Company. They discuss raising sheep, creating a 100% traceable leather supply chain, and how we, as consumers, can learn that farmers not only regenerate ecosystems, but can also provide food, clothing, and community.

Jacqueline Smith, cheffe de Transition Québec nous parle du changement de nom d'Option Capitale-Nationale pour Transition Québec. À l’automne 2019, Option Capitale-Nationale a effectué une réflexion collective pour renouveler le nom du parti. La transition écologique sera la grande priorité en aménageant plus d’espaces verts et en privilégiant un environnement sain, une meilleure qualité de l’air. Extrait de l'émission Les matins éphémères (7h à 9h) du 2 juin 2020.

Heather and Chrysanthemum Cliff are finally back in the same place! Things are just a tiny bit in flux, which means they had to record in Cliff's dining room, but everything came together!Heather and Cliff voted and came to the conclusion that any time you mention Betty White's name it should be in the form "Betty Which is doing fantastic and...". With that in mind, Betty White is doing fantastic and will be starring in a Christmas movie this holiday season on Lifetime! There aren't any details yet, but honestly, we don't care if it's just Betty White doing a Zoom meeting at this point.In central Texas, Jacqueline Smith is getting in the holiday spirit early! She put up a delightfully pink Christmas tree on her sidewalk and stocked it with hand-made face masks to help keep her community safe!Finally, if you are looking to spread a little bit of Christmas cheer early, Heather reminds up that helping stock a tiny pantry in your neighborhood is a great way to help out folks that need just a little bit extra right now. Follow Us!http://weresoxmas.com/https://www.facebook.com/weresoxmashttps://twitter.com/weresoxmashttps://www.instagram.com/weresoxmas/

Dan is joined by ITF Maritime Coordinator Jacqueline Smith to discuss the affect COVID-19 is having on the maritime industry around the world.

In this episode, we welcome Jacqueline, author of the Children’s Book, “The Rainbow and Ryleigh: God's Beautiful Promise." Jacqueline talks about her story and the creation of the book. Come and experience Ryleigh seeing the rainbow for the first time. Ryleigh's mom explains the true meaning of the rainbow, beginning with Noah and the Ark along with the covenant God made in Genesis 9:13. Ryleigh loves the Bible story and can't wait to share her experience with her friends. While she tells them about Noah's Ark and the rainbow, they have a few stories to share also. Visit Amazon today to experience the wonderful story behind the rainbow in the new Children’s Book, “The Rainbow and Ryleigh: God's Beautiful Promise”Click here to buy, "The Rainbow and Ryleigh: God's Beautiful Promise"To connect with Host Chris Buscher or Co-Host Dallas Monticue visit:Chris' InstagramDallas' Instagram

Cracking the procrastination code requires action. With so many people running full speed ahead with their goals for 2020, there are many who have said that they would like to publish a book this year. Many come up against some areas of fear and procrastination that have held them back from publishing that book or even starting that business. I get it. Many of you know that my first book took eight years to publish. Jacqueline shares why she encourages people to go after their goals and not wait. After the sudden passing of her daughter, she is on a mission to help people publish their books and tell their stories. Is that you? Have you been holding onto your story?Jacqueline J. Smith is an author, publisher, publicist, consultant, and Human Resources professional. Jacqueline started her career in Human Resources which is also where she honed her master strategist skills. Late Summer 2018, the opportunity to write a book and tap into her creative side was presented. Never considering herself to be the creative type, she felt the fear, took the plunge, and became an author. This new-found creativity coupled with her strategic background was the perfect mix for the services provided by LSW Media Group.After publishing her first book “You Have the Power: Turn Your Knowledge into a Lucrative HR Consulting Practice”, clients started seeking her out for her expertise in helping them publish as well.The success of that book led to the opportunity to host the “You Have the Power” radio show. From there, the podcast “Cast Iron Skillet Chronicles” was born to inspire other women of a certain age to pursue their passion and purpose in the midst of what may be going on around them. She is now able to impact so many more lives with her message of empowerment, encouragement, and inspiration.Jacqueline currently owns LSW Media Group, LLC which publishes books, produces podcasts, provides publicity and promotion for authors, speakers, coaches, consultants, entrepreneurs, and Ministry Leaders.When she is not changing the world, Jacqueline can be found connecting with her Aquarian roots near any body of water. One of her many goals is to go on an 8-month, 59-country cruise. She also enjoys photography and watching planes defy gravity.Social Media Handles (LinkedIn, Facebook, etc.)https://www.facebook.com/JacquelineJ.MA.VA.TXhttps://www.facebook.com/lswmediagrouppagehttps://www.linkedin.com/in/jacquelinejsmithmhrmhttps://www.instagram.com/lswmediagrouphttps://www.twitter.com/lswmediagroup

The Fifth Ward and Kashmere Gardens areas of Houston are historic Black neighborhoods where families have proudly planted roots for generations. Unfortunately for many community members there, industry also took root nearby and brought toxic creosote with it. Recently, the State of Texas conducted a study and, at last, determined what many in these neighborhoods had long felt was true: a cancer cluster exists in the Fifth Ward and Kashmere Gardens community. In this episode, we speak with many of the people who have been working to fight for acknowledgment of the health impacts of toxic industry, including Rodrigo Cantú of Lone Star Legal Aid, Sandra Small of Impact 5th Greater Ward, environmental scientist Dr. Jacqueline Smith, and our own research associate in Houston, Sophie Dulberg.

Jacqueline Smith has written several books, mostly romance or at least a romance hybrid. http://www.windtrailpublishing.com/

New Generation Thinker Alistair Fraser on the fates and fortunes of Glaswegian tough guys. Recorded with an audience at the York Festival of Ideas. To hear audience questions download the Essay as an episode of the BBC Arts&Ideas podcast. The image of the hard man runs like an electric current through Glasgow's history. Unafraid, unabashed, with outlaw swagger, he stalks the pages of countless crime novels and TV dramas. The unpredictable tough guy, schooled in both fist and knife, a symbol of the city's industrial past. But what does being a hard man mean in the Glasgow of today, now call-centre capital of Europe? And what lessons can be drawn from his changing fates and fortunes to understand masculinity and violence elsewhere? Alistair Fraser is Senior Lecturer in Criminology at the Scottish Centre for Crime and Justice Research, University of Glasgow and a BBC/AHRC New Generation Thinker. He has spent the last fifteen years studying youth gangs and street culture around the world, and is author of two academic books, Urban Legends: Gang Identity in the Post-Industrial City (2015, Oxford University Press), and Gangs & Crime: Critical Alternatives (2017, Sage). He makes regular contributions to public debate on gangs and youth violence, and has appeared on BBC Radio 3 and 4 on Thinking Allowed, More or Less, and Free Thinking. Alistair Fraser in a Free Thinking Festival debate about gangs https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b09w7qqg Alistair Fraser looks at Doing Nothing https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b09v66bh Audience questions of this Essay are found here https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p02nrvk3/episodes/downloads Producer; Jacqueline Smith

New Generation Thinker Alistair Fraser on the fates and fortunes of Glaswegian tough guys. Recorded with an audience at the York Festival of Ideas. To hear audience questions, download the Essay as an episode of the BBC Arts&Ideas podcast. The image of the hard man runs like an electric current through Glasgow's history. Unafraid, unabashed, with outlaw swagger, he stalks the pages of countless crime novels and TV dramas. The unpredictable tough guy, schooled in both fist and knife, a symbol of the city's industrial past. But what does being a hard man mean in the Glasgow of today, now call-centre capital of Europe? And what lessons can be drawn from his changing fates and fortunes to understand masculinity and violence elsewhere? Alistair Fraser is Senior Lecturer in Criminology at the Scottish Centre for Crime and Justice Research, University of Glasgow and a BBC/AHRC New Generation Thinker. He has spent the last fifteen years studying youth gangs and street culture around the world, and is author of two academic books, Urban Legends: Gang Identity in the Post-Industrial City (2015, Oxford University Press), and Gangs & Crime: Critical Alternatives (2017, Sage). He makes regular contributions to public debate on gangs and youth violence, and has appeared on BBC Radio 3 and 4 on Thinking Allowed, More or Less, and Free Thinking. Alistair Fraser in a Free Thinking Festival debate about gangs https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b09w7qqg Alistair Fraser looks at Doing Nothing https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b09v66bh Audience questions of this Essay are found here https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p02nrvk3/episodes/downloads Producer; Jacqueline Smith

In this episode we discuss California's new SB 1421 law that would make once secrete police files available to the public.  We talk about Neil Degrasse Tyson's return to TV after his sexual assault allegations, and we review the killing of Jacqueline Smith and the alleged panhandler killing.  Informed.  Intelligent.  In The Black

Our team of UConn Journalism students asked four Connecticut journalists how the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting changed the way they cover gun violence and the gun control debate. We talked with reporters Jenn Bernstein of Fox61 and Matthew Kauffman of The Hartford Courant, Hearst Connecticut editorial page editor Jacqueline Smith and columnist Susan Campbell. The podcast was hosted and produced by Will Harris. Interviews by Grace Gagnon, Adam Hushin, Laura Gelb and Mike Milius. More details at https://wp.me/p3PtH2-ma File photo courtesy of Hartford Courant

In this episode i talk about a story out in baltimore, md. The victim was Jacqueline Smith she had tried to help a panhandler and loss her life. The story goes on to identify the husband and daughter as suspects!!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thecocoabrownshow/support

Author/TV Personality, Tionna Smalls aka Coach Cooch is back with a new podcast that is all about love, life, entertainment, and money. In this Episode, we talk about R. Kelly's nasty self, Wendy Williams' shotty marriage, Jacqueline Smith of Baltimore murder, and more. Follow the Coach on Instagram at http://instagram.com/CoachCooch.

On today's Midday Culture Connections with Dr. Sheri Parks: a conversation about believability, empathy and victimhood. Baltimore Police say that the murder of a Harford County Engineer, Jacqueline Smith late last year was not, as her husband claimed, committed by two panhandlers. Instead, the husband and his daughter are charged with the crime. The actor Jussie Smollett is facing felony charges for claiming that he was the victim of a violent attack in Chicago. Police there have brought to light evidence that the actor may have staged his own attack.Initially, we may have empathized with Smith and Smollett. But does our empathy actually get in the way of our making rational, moral decisions. Amid complaints of “fake news” and widespread distrust of police and public institutions, who can we believe?Dr. Sheri Parks is the Vice President of Strategic Initiatives at the Maryland Institute College of Art. She's the author of Fierce Angels: Living with a Legacy from the Sacred Dark Feminine to the Strong Black Woman. Dr. Parks is a regular contributor to this program, joining us on the first Tuesday of the month for Midday Culture Connections.

In late 2018, Baltimore, MD resident and good samaritan Jacqueline Smith was murdered as she made her way home one evening with her husband Keith and young daughter. Just as Smith was nearing her destination, she and Keith were approached by a man and woman holding a sign, asking for food for their baby.   At the urging of his wife who desperately wanted to help the impoverished couple, Keith Smith rolled down the front car windows to offer assistance. That's when the woman stabbed Jacqueline Smith to death and robbed her of her personal items. In a press conference asking for help in finding the murderer of his wife, Smith shared his grief as he urged people to be careful when approached by panhandlers on the street, saying, “The last thing I thought is that they would take my wife's life.” In a world where the war on kindness is ever present, how do women decide when it's safe to extend generosity without compromising safety? We'll layout safe-giving techniques, how to use your sixth sense to help identify danger, and how to be a warrior for kindness without putting yourself in harm's way. Want more inspiration? Follow us at She-Compass and don't miss our one-on-one podcast interviews at SheCompassTV.

Cannabis will become legal across Canada in October 2018. Curious about the impacts this will have on the country’s youth, Assistant Professor of Nursing at the University of Calgary, Dr. Jacqueline Smith led a study. She explains the findings and how they apply across the nation.

Donate to The Permaculture Podcast Online: via PayPal Venmo: @permaculturepodcast In this episode guest host David Bilbrey sits down with Jacqueline Smith, the founder of Central Grazing Company, to talk about her entry into the world of animal agriculture, after having no previous experience with farming or even family ties to a farm or the land. They then talk about Jacqueline's experience building up Central Grazing Company, using a slow money loan, into a regional farm to consumer business. They close with her mission of using animals, agriculture, and business to create regenerative ecosystems. Find out more about Jacqueline and her work at CentralGrazingCompany.com. In addition to a link to that, you'll also find information on slow money and other organizations and movements mentioned during the conversation in the resource section below. -- Visit our Partner: North Spore Mushroom Company for all of your mushroom needs. Use the code PERMACULTURE at checkout to save 10% on your entire order. Also be sure to follow them on Instagram @northsporemushrooms for great mushroom growing tips and advice. -- I'm thankful that Jacqueline joined David for this conversation because of the way a bit of entrepreneurial spirit, a small initial investment, and a good bit of effort can create an ethical company that aims for social and planetary good. We don't have to follow the existing models or old ways of being. We can take inspiration to give it a shot, try something different, and maybe, just maybe, change our little piece of the world. I also always enjoy the conversation that David leads because of his interest in the intersection between permaculture, the land, and business, from his years studying our design discipline while working professionally in sales. How he asked questions like whether or not Jacqueline would want to take her company and make it a national brand, or keep it regional. Would they become an umbrella for others to work under, or simply as models to create other regional farm- to-consumer supply chains. How she became involved with and used slow money to build up Central Grazing Company. I compare that to how I would have spoken with Jacqueline, if I were in the host seat rather than David and how I imagine I would have focused more on her background and transitioning to farming, lessons learned from her first business, and how that influenced her ethical choices, like ensuring all the producers are animal welfare approved. David reminds me that we all have a voice and a perspective, and it is in dialog between ourselves, earth, other people, and the other-than-human, that a unique story arises. That by having the conversations, we elevate ourselves and the way we can communicate with one another, and live a richly rewarding life of interconnectedness. If you are interested in starting a business or telling the stories of others, get in touch. Or drop something in the post: The Permaculture Podcast The Permaculture Podcast From here, the next episode is my conversation with Emma Huvos about place-based outdoor education and her work at the Riverside Nature School. Support The Podcast Make a One-Time Donation Become an Ongoing Listener-Member at Patreon Resources Central Grazing Company Central Grazing Company (Instagram) Animal Welfare Approved Savory Institute - Land to Market Program Limits, Our Future, and Slow Money with Woody Tasch(Permaculture Podcast Interview) Slow Money with Nancy Thellman (Permaculture Podcast Interview) Slow Money Institute Slow Money NE Kansas

The episode where Ben and Shiloh have Jacqueline Smith on to talk about the power of vocally speaking truth. We all live under false narratives in our own minds that the Adversary has placed to ensnare us and to destroy our peace and prosperity, and repentance is the way that we overcome those false narratives

The episode where Ben and Shiloh have Jacqueline Smith on to talk about the power of vocally speaking truth. We all live under false narratives in our own minds that the Adversary has placed to ensnare us and to destroy our peace and prosperity, and repentance is the way that we overcome those false narratives in our own lives. Jacqueline […]

Joe Flanigan moved with his family to a small ranch on the outskirts of Reno, Nevada when he was six-years-old. He attended boarding school in Ojai, California, and later received a degree in history from the University of Colorado, where he was a world-class skier. Following a year abroad in Paris, Flanigan wrote for various national print publications and worked on Capitol Hill. After moving to New York to study acting, he joined The Neighborhood Playhouse and it wasn’t long before his acting career was launched in earnest. Moving to Los Angeles in 1994, Flanigan’s television debut was an auspicious one, starring opposite Jacqueline Smith in the NBC miniseries Family Album. He was the series lead on Stargate: Atlantis and a series regular on Sisters and First Monday. Flanigan has guest starred on Warehouse 13, Stargate SG-1, CSI: Miami, Birds of Prey, Tru Calling and Judging Amy, as well as Murphy Brown, in which he was cast as Murphy’s love interest, Scott. He has made regular appearances on the series Womens’s Murder Club, Profiler, Providence, Cupid and Dawson’s Creek, and also had leading roles in a number of television pilots, including Best Laid Plan, The Precinct, Sherman’s March, The Force, Man-Made, Club Paradise and 111 Gramercy Park. He co-starred in the made-for-television movies Edna Buchanon, Tell Me No Secrets and the USA original movie Thoughtcrimes directed by Breck Eisner. Among his feature film credits is Gary Marshall’s romantic comedy The Other Sister, starring Diane Keaton and Juliette Lewis. Flanigan also starred in Silent Men and Farewell to Harry, and co-starred in A Reason to Believe, The First to Go, and Good Day For It. A competitive skier for many years, Flanigan still enjoys outdoor sports tremendously, and counts among his pastimes rock climbing, mountain biking and surfing.