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Randy shared field trip information, student showcase, MCA award, registration for tackle football and he gave a playground expansion update. Sarah Berry and Jamie Wright talked about reading interventions and more with students.
Welcome to the New Levels Coaching Podcast. As coaches, we want to share our knowledge and expertise with the running, triathlon and endurance sports community.Each week, our host Lewis Moses, former Team GB International Athlete turned Coach, will be joined by a special guest and together they will aim to educate and inspire our audience to help them find their own potential. We want people to listen, engage, take the best bits and LITERALLY RUN WITH THEM!Episode 37 - Athlete Story, Team NLC Athlete Jamie WrightIn episode 37 Lewis is joined by an athlete he used to coach and who is part of the NLC community, Jamie Wright. Jamie has a great story. After bonking in his first ever marathon and running outside of 4 hours, he one day wanted to break the magical 3 hour barrier. When this was achieved he banked a Boston Qualifier in the process, but he decided he wanted to pursue another one of his passions with NLC, his Triathlon.Jamie has since transitioned to working with coach Kirsty Hillier, who has done a fantastic job at progressing him to one of the highest levels in the sport. Jamie has become an International Age Group representative and recently had the race of his life at the European Championships.We know you will find inspiration in this story, there is something for everyone and we hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoyed putting it together. Be sure to leave us any feedback as we would love to hear from our amazing community and don't forget to like, share and subscribe to the New Levels Coaching Podcast.If you would like to find out more about our 1:1 coaching services you can do so on our website: www.newlevelscoaching.co.uk
In this episode of the Justice Team Podcast, host Bob Simon interviews Jamie Wright, an expert in employee rights, covering disability discrimination, workplace harassment, and employment law. Jamie shares practical advice for lawyers and employees, including handling wage and hour cases, advocating for accommodations, and navigating the California Civil Rights Division. They also discuss the importance of community support, mental health, and mentorship for young lawyers. Tune in to learn from Jamie's extensive experience and get actionable tips for dealing with workplace issues.
In this episode, host Kevin Griffin catches up with his old friend and special guest, Jamie Wright. They discuss their accidental meeting at THAT Conference in Austin and Jamie's Kalahari World Tour. The conversation then shifts to Jamie's experience and philosophy around creating multithreaded income through freelancing, consulting, and side projects. Jamie shares his journey from being employed to embracing freelancing since 2006, exploring employability challenges, venturing into SaaS, and dabbling in creating chatbots and productivity tools. He emphasizes the importance of working on projects to generate income. He reflects on the challenges of balancing consulting work with pursuing product development. Jamie recounts his experience acquiring and reviving the Kyber Slack app in his SaaS endeavors, discussing the transition and his strategy moving forward. Additionally, they touch on Jamie's past projects, failures, and successes in software development and the importance of freedom and enjoyment in work. The conversation concludes with insights on the value of trying new things, ignoring conventional 'expert' advice, and finding joy in the journey of creation.Follow Jamie on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jwrightFollow Jamie on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brilliantfantastic/Tatsu: https://tatsu.io/Kyber: https://kyber.me/Creators & Guests Kevin Griffin - Host Jamie - Guest
While we may focus our efforts on young people, there is support and education for survivors across the lifespan. Jamie Wright had degrees behind her name and had reared adult children by the time she found herself in crisis. Today, she is a survivor who speaks, advocating for others experiencing and recovering from domestic abuse. She joins the conversation today to share her story, along with insights from her research in her hometown in Southeast Oklahoma. We discuss prevention and accountability for adults and how Jamie's story breaks the mold of preconceived ideas about what a survivor looks like. Jamie reveals what is behind her commitment to giving a voice to those who cannot use their voice, and we delve deeper into the misconceptions about survivors that sometimes prevent them from accessing the support they need. Join us today to hear all this and more. During this episode, our guest shares the details of her experiences as a survivor. Please listen with care. https://jamierwright.com/
Brad Smith, a seasoned figure in the world of motorsports with a career spanning over 30 years, and Jamie Wright, a passionate individual who has been involved in motorsports for over five years, have formed a valuable partnership in ARCA racing. Brad Smith's perspective on inclusivity, financial challenges, and passion in motorsports is supportive and inclusive, believing that gender does not determine one's ability to participate in motorsports and that success is a matter of practice and skill development. He acknowledges the financial challenges faced by budget teams but expresses his love for racing and the support from fans that keep them motivated. Jamie Wright shares a similar perspective, believing that gender should not be a determining factor in involvement in motorsports and that if someone has the desire and passion, they should go for it. Despite acknowledging the financial challenges faced by small teams, Jamie emphasizes the importance of the motorsports lifestyle and the dedication it requires. Join Melinda Russell, Brad Smith, and Jamie Wright on this episode of the Women's Motorsports Network podcast to delve deeper into their experiences and perspectives.
On this episode of The Neurotransmitters, host Dr. Michael Kentris interviews Dr. Jamie Wright about hydrocephalus, a condition that affects the brain. Dr. Wright shares her personal story of being born with the condition and her journey to becoming a doctor. They discuss the two main treatment options for hydrocephalus, the shunt and endoscopic third ventriculostomy procedures. Dr. Wright also advocates for patients to have a neurologist on their healthcare team. The conversation shifts to the mental and physical toll of medical training on residents, particularly those with disabilities and chronic illnesses, and the challenges they face in receiving accommodations. Dr. Wright shares her own recent medical leave due to ongoing shunt issues. This episode sheds light on a little-known condition and the importance of accommodating and supporting residents with disabilities.Find Dr. Jamie Wright here!https://www.instagram.com/shuntedmdphd/https://twitter.com/shuntedmdphd@shuntedmdphdThe Hydrocephalus Associationhttps://www.hydroassoc.org/ Find me on Twitter @Drkentris (https://twitter.com/DrKentris) Email me at theneurotransmitterspodcast@gmail.com https://linktr.ee/DrKentris The views expressed do not necessarily represent those of any associated organizations. The information in this podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and does not represent specific medical/health advice. Please consult with an appropriate health care professional for any medical/health advice.
Domestic violence advocate, Jamie Wright, discusses her journey from becoming a 14-year-old mom and domestic abuse survivor to coach and encouragement and resilience speaker. She shares the signs to look for in an abuser and the tools she's learned through therapy to be able to manage stressful — and even dangerous — situations. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Domestic violence advocate Jamie Wright joins Squats and Margaritas to discuss her journey from becoming a 14-year-old mom and domestic abuse survivor to coach and encouragement and resilience speaker. She shares the signs to look for in an abuser and the tools she's learned through therapy to be able to manage stressful — and even dangerous — situations. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this week's podcast episode, our host Jonathan Aymin interviews Jamie Wright, owner of The Farm on Cotton in North Carolina, about her experience owning and operating a wedding venue. Jamie talks about how she got into the industry, her passion for rescue animals, and the process of building her venue. She also discusses the challenges of living on the property where the venue is located, her marketing strategies, and competition in the area. Jamie explains the operations and packaging of her venue and how she plans to scale up her team. Overall, Jamie's passion for her work and dedication to creating a magical experience for her clients shines through in this interview. About Our Guest: Jamie Wright is a Disney-loving, farm animal enthusiast with a passion for weddings and events! Her admiration for Disney customer service is evident in the attention to detail and magical ambiance that she creates for each event at her property. But that's not all she's passionate about; she also has a soft spot for farm animals and loves spending time around them, especially her pig, Charlotte. Her fondness for weddings stems from the joy and excitement that comes with celebrating love and commitment. Her unique combination of interests has allowed her to create a one-of-a-kind wedding experience at her venue for couples looking for something truly special. Venue Info: The Farm on Cotton 2454 Cotton Rd, Sanford, North Carolina 27330 Tel: (919) 770-6268 Website: www.thefarmoncotton.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thefarmoncotton Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thefarmoncotton/
On this edition of the official podcast of the Commons Abbey sits down with Dean Gresalfi for a fun Q&A session and she also presents this week Commons Calendar of events. Then Eigen hosts the Human of the Commons segment with his guest Jamie Wright, a first year student from Monona, WI, majoring in Neuroscience with a minor in Spanish. She also lives in Hank Ingram House.
Shame is a universal experience, used more in some cultures and contexts than others. Shame isn't always destructive or isolating, but how do we know how to deal with our shame? Listen in as professional counselor Jamie Wright offers hope and practical steps for overcoming shame. Join us for service every Sunday at 9:15am or 11:00am (EST). Stay connected by downloading our app by texting tvcapp to 77977 or search for The Valley Church in the Apple Store or the Google Store. If you received Christ through this message, text TODAY to 937-358-6565. We would love to hear how Jesus is changing your life! Tell us your story by emailing mystory@thevalley.church! If you need prayer, text PRAYER to 937-358-6565 If you would like to support The Valley Church financially you can give through the TVC app, or online through our website.
Does what's happened in your past make you feel like you are carrying a load around that's weighing you down and making everything so heavy? Imagine how good it would feel to let go of the shame and mistakes of your past that you are lugging everywhere. Join us Sunday and discover God's plan for Deactivating Shame as part of the LandMinds series. Missed the first message of the series on addiction? Watch it HERE. Join us for service every Sunday at 9:15 am, or 11:00 am (EST) Bible App: https://www.youversion.com/the-bible-... We would love to hear how Jesus is changing your life! Text "DECIDED" to 937-783-7827. Connect with us: text “NEW” to 937-783-7827. If you need prayer, text “PRAY” to 937-783-7827. You can download our app by texting tvcapp to 77977 or search for The Valley Church in the Apple Store or the Google Store. If you would like to support The Valley Church financially, you can give through the TVC app, or online through our website by clicking here The valley.church/give Stay Connected! Website: https://thevalley.church/ TVC Piqua Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wearethevalley/ TVC Piqua Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tvcpiqua/
What can we do? Guests: John Henry, Corey Monroe, Charles Westley Burns, Rico Hamilton, Jamie Wright, Tracy Brown and Rob Newt. The post Street Soldiers Radio: Continuing the Conversation-Stopping the Violence appeared first on Alive and Free.
Ladin has guest starred as William Hofstadt on multiple episodes of the AMC show Mad Men and the HBO miniseries Generation Kill as Corporal James Chaffin. He has appeared in the films Toolbox Murders, Cursed and Left in Darkness. He is also the voice of the character Ellis in the cooperative first-person shooter game Left 4 Dead 2, as well as the voice of Cole MacGrath, the lead character of Infamous, in all media beginning with Infamous 2.Ladin played Jamie Wright for two seasons in AMC's The Killing. He guest starred in the Law & Order: SVU episode "Rhodium Nights". He is the voice of Private Todd Kashima in Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare.He garnered fame for his portrayal of J. Edgar Hoover in HBO's Golden Globe and Emmy Award winning series, Boardwalk Empire.In 2019 and 2020 Ladin appeared as Gene Kranz on the Apple TV+ series For All Mankind and Chris Kraft on the Disney+ series The Right Stuff, both characters being NASA space flight directors. Ladin also has a recurring role as Los Angeles Times reporter, Scott Anderson, on the Amazon series, Bosch.In 2020, Ladin starred in the feature psychological thriller film Painter with Betsy Randle.
Hear our two spirits experts as they break down the business of spirits, the economic impact on the state as well as the talent and workforce and the business's unique industry.Join our guests Conrad Haremza and Jamie Wright alongside host Ed Clemente as they discuss the exciting and evolving world of spirits. Conrad's day job is working across three states for PROXIMO, a global innovator of quality spirits that builds brands and invents new products to meet the world's changing tastes and trends. Conrad is also the President of the Michigan Spirits Association (MSA), representing every spirit that you see on the shelf. Jamie is the Regional Sales Manager for the Award-winning Detroit City Distillery. she is also a MSA board member and works with all the local Michigan distilleries. Learn about Certified Specialists of Spirits (CSS) and how it's recognized internationally. You can also read the transcript from our conversation.
Get ready for some real and raw conversation with Jen and two of her most trusted friends about an experience they've all shared [which happens to be this week's elephant in the room as well]. We're talking about divorce. We've all heard the not-so-fun stat that at least half of all marriages in our country end up in divorce. No matter how it happens, who makes the choice, or however long the marriage lasted—it's traumatizing. Like any elephant in the room, there's a sense of failure, a sense of shame that keeps the pain and loneliness of a marriage that is on the rails shrouded in silence and solitude, and when the marriage finally crumbles––we're not only grieving over own dreams and expectations dashed, but wondering how we'll manage all our people's disappointment and confusion over it all–including our children's. And moving forward as a single person after being married has its own challenges as well. How do you tell people in the office your plus one has vacated the position? Who's your emergency contact now? Do I keep the same last name? How do we even process it all–what we were taught about marriage to begin with, why we stayed when our boundaries were pushed to their limits, and who we can trust as we put our lives back together again? Jen shares more than she ever has before about her own divorce with her good friends Kristen Howerton and Jamie Wright who walked with her through every step of the process. They discuss the trajectory of their marriages, how they each grappled with choosing divorce, and what they are learning in “real time” in the aftermath. And here's the good news–they all agree that as devastating as it can be, our friends can help us remember who we are in all of it; new dreams can be made, old dreams can change and hope and healing is possible. * * * Thank you to our sponsors! Rothy's | New customers get $20 off your first purchase at rothys.com/forthelove. Kiwi Co | Get 50% off your first month plus free shipping at kiwico.com using promo code FORTHELOVE. Betterhelp | Get 10% off your first month at betterhelp.com/forthelove.
Jamie Wright, ESQ an employment and liability attorney from Los Angeles again joins Enterprise Radio to talk about federal mask mandates for businesses. The post Local and Federal Mask Mandates for Businesses appeared first on Enterprise Podcast Network - EPN.
In this episode of the Shane Walsh Fitness Podcast I spoke with a good pal of mine Jamie Wright. Jamie is Owner and head Coach at Balance. Jamie was on episode 177 chatting all things binge eating. @jamiesdietguide www.balanceie.com we chat about: Managing your Xmas Dealing with comments on your appearance and weight Not dieting your way through Xmas Routine is key If you gain weight at Xmas you are human Online coaching www.shanewalshfitness.com/onlinecoaching Consultation www.shanewalshfitness.com/nutritionclinic/
Ask The Tech Coach: A Podcast For Instructional Technology Coaches and EdTech Specialists
Welcome to "Ask the Tech Coach," a podcast for Instructional Coaches and Technology Integration Specialists. In this episode of “https://www.teachercast.net/episodes/ask-the-tech-coach/ (Ask the Tech Coach),” Jeff and Susan welcome Jamie Wright a longtime tech coach and a colleague from NCCE. We have a conversation about building relationships with teachers and how to do that with intentionality. If you would like to be a part of future podcasts and share your thoughts, https://www.teachercast.net/podcastguestform (please contact the podcast). We would love to have you join the show. Join the TeacherCast Tech Coaches Network! Are you a Tech Coach or looking to become one this year? Are you searching for support in your position? The https://www.teachercast.net/TCNForm (TeacherCast Tech Coaches Network), is a brand new Professional Learning Network designed specifically for Tech Coaches and designed to provide weekly support for all Instructional Coaches. https://www.teachercast.net/TCNForm (Click Here to Join!) Weekly Topic What is your word for this school year as you hit the ground running? Susan – Intentionality with building relationships with teachers Quick Coaching Conversations to Build Relationships Conversation with administrators as the year begins to establish expectations. Put yourself out there and make friends with teachers from the start. Don't start out by talking “business”. Develop a personal rapport; make them trust you and connect with you before “slamming” them with technology. The Importance of attending grade level or subject area planning Ask for those schedules. Don't be afraid to walk in and “crash” the party. Observe the conversation to drive the resources and materials that you share so they are more meaningful instead of just pulling tools and training topics out of left field. Developing one to one relationships Be authentic and honest Don't be afraid to mess up in front of them and admit you don't know everything right away. Treat them professionally and be patient with their knowledge level Build the teachers' confidence through motivation and encouragement Providing concise info and limiting when you send it About our Guest: Jamie Wright Jamie is a 20 year veteran of public education with 15 of those years in the classroom at the middle and high school levels, and the rest as a Technology Integration Coach. She's a an ISTE Certified Educator, an MIE Expert, a Nearpod Pionear, and an EdPuzzle Coach. She's also a Harry Potter and Star Wars loving travel junkie. Links of Interest Website @jamiewrightTIC Facebook Anything else? Contact the Podcast! http://www.teachercast.net/VoiceMail (TeacherCast.net/VoiceMail) Twitter: http://twitter.com/askthetechcoach (@AskTheTechCoach) Email: feedback@teachercast.net Subscribe to “Ask the Tech Coach” https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ask-tech-coach-podcast-for-instructional-technology/id1067586243 (Apple Podcasts) https://open.spotify.com/show/3X8JwTCC5eeWUff8FHFeKR (Spotify) https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5jYXB0aXZhdGUuZm0vYXNrdGhldGVjaGNvYWNoLw (Google Podcasts) https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/dd92d8f6-fb5c-401b-9267-214dc5274709/ASK-THE-TECH-COACH (Amazon Music) Follow our Podcast on Social Media The TeacherCast Educational Broadcasting Network | http://www.twitter.com/teachercast (@TeacherCast) Ask the Tech Coach Podcast | http://www.twitter.com/askthetechcoach (@AsktheTechCoach) Follow our Hosts Jeff Bradbury | http://www.twitter.com/jeffbradbury (@JeffBradbury) Susan Vincentz | https://twitter.com/sv314dws (@)https://twitter.com/sv314dws (sv314dws) Join our PLN Are you enjoying the TeacherCast Network, please share your thoughts with the world by...
Join me as I chat with attorney Jamie E. Wright. Jamie is one of the most highly sought. after millennial lawyers and liability experts in Los Angeles. Her list of clients intersects law, business, politics, Covid, LGBTQ+, women's rights, race, and more. She will join me in discussing the unbalance of the female role during the pandemic. Plus I am sure we will be chatting about a whole lot more. --- 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/chatsfromtheblogcabin/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chatsfromtheblogcabin/support
In this episode of the Shane Walsh Fitness Podcast I had the pleasure of chatting with a good pal of mine Jamie Wright. Jamie is Owner and head Coach at Balance, he has an MSc in Nutrition with a specialization in Obesity and Weight Management and has had an incredible journey himself. @jamiesdietguide www.balanceie.com we chat about: What is Binge eating? Difference with Binge Eating and over indulgence Its not down to lack of willpower Does the size of the Binge matter? Calorie tracking and disordered eating CBT Online coaching www.shanewalshfitness.com/onlinecoaching
Rising star millennial lawyer Jamie Wright, ESQ joins the show this week. She's been highly sought after following the events of 2020 and shares her expertise on a a multitude of topics. We shed light on what integrity means for an entrepreneur and business owner as well. Follow Jamie at https://jamiewrightesq.com/. Learn more about the show Knew Amsterdam Radio by visiting KnewAmsterdam.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/knewamsterdam/support
Jamie Wright , Head coach and owner of Balance Nutrition, has an MSc in Nutrition with a specialization in Obesity and Weight Management, with Published research which has been presented at international conferences in the UK and AustraliaBSc in Sports and Exercise Science (with a research project focus on nutrient metabolism during performance), a MyProtein featured author along with multiple books on subjects surrounding female nutrition. In this episode we dive into what is binge eating ?A complex topic with so many confusing layers, we break it down into an easy and understandable listen. You can find out more about Jamie on the links below. Website : https://www.balanceie.com/Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/jamiesdietguide/Make sure to tag us on your socials when sharing & reach out with ANY questions, comments, or feedback .IG https://www.instagram.com/larry_doyle_coachingWebsite https://www.larrydoylecoaching.ieAffiliate Coaching https://www.larrydoylecoaching.ie/join-the-affiliate/Email List : Monthly LD Email List Music introSpark by Dj PYC @pycmusic
Foundation of Light managing director Jamie Wright is the next special guest in series 4. Jamie's time at the Foundation has spanned 20 years and we discuss the charities successes. As always there's time to delve into the coaching journey and what makes a good leader.
On this episode Tomi speaks with the passionate running, Instagram famous, gear loving Jamie Wright (@jamies.running). Jamie is from the North East of England and he's been running for the last few three to four years, improving drastically every year! He's built a following of over 18,000 followers on Instagram, whilst building his YouTune Channel 'Jamie's Running'. Today, Jamie shares with Tomi about how his passion for running has grown over the last few years and talks about maintaining his motivation and passion. In 2020, Jamie ran 70 half marathons in memory of a very close friend who sadly took his life. Jamie mentions how the deeper meaning behind his running is what inspires him to get up every morning at 05:30 to run even when he doesn't feel like it. He speaks about the ultra marathon he did last year and what spurred that on. Jamie says his improvement over the last few years comes mainly down to his consistency of training, and he's challenging himself to be more organised in his self coaching in order to improve further. Tomi and Jamie discuss gear including Jamie's favourite running shoes (If you know him...you know he loves shoes)! Jamie shares how he got through 2020 and how his running helped him throughout the tough year, and his goals for 2021! Please follow @jamies.running on Instagram if you want legit gear reviews, advice, tips and inspiration for your running! Remember to follow @ardentrunclub on Instagram for updates on this podcast. Follow @thisisardent on all social media and check out our new running socks Ardent! We hope you learn something, we hope you get inspired and we hope you Find Your Fire.
Ahead of next year's 10th anniversary for Genesis Sixteen, our young artists scheme for 18-23 year olds in collaboration with The Sixteen, The Sixteen's conductor Harry Christophers speaks to former participants about their evolution from young artist to professional, the digital renovation of the classical music industry, and using digital technology to pioneer new forms of performance and collaboration, like Wright's renowned Stay at Home Choir.
Domestic Violence is on the rise due to COVID-19 and being locked down more often with abusive partners. Jamie Wright survived Domestic Violence during COVID-19. She shares her story in hopes of raising awareness and possibly saving lives. Jamie spent months recovering emotionally and is still a work in progress.
Jamie Wright, a millennial lawyer and crisis communicator, based in Los Angeles, CA joins Enterprise Radio. The post Jamie Wright, an attorney at the intersection of the law, business, and politics appeared first on Enterprise Podcast Network - EPN.
In this episode, I share my conversation with Jamie Wright. I realize that Jamie has gone through a number of seismic life shifts since we recorded this conversation back in April 2018, so I wanted to be clear on when this was captured so there's no confusion as to why we don't mention this or that in the interview. What I appreciated about Jamie's book The Very Worst Missionary: A Memoir or Whatever and about this conversation is that she gives an honest take on her journey of wrestling with faith and being part of and fitting into a faith community. Honestly, it reminded me of my interview with Rachel Held Evans back in the day. I hope you enjoy this conversation with Jamie Wright, the very worst missionary. For additional show notes, visit ShaunTabatt.com/428. The Shaun Tabatt Show is part of the Destiny Image Podcast Network.
For this episode, which is titled ‘The Devaluation of Music’ Helienne and Jay discuss what has and is happening to the value of music and what can be done to turn it around.Jay Mistry is a Music Industry Consultant and CEO at JM Consultancy. Jay has decades of experience in consulting and driving innovation in the music industry. He is a highly motivated, innovative and experienced professional who has built a global reputation in advising music companies and individuals on how to decipher and evaluate their assets and music rights, implement procedures, realise their goals and to reach or exceed financial targets. Jay has been on the inside of most sides of the publishing industry including his start with 9 years at PRS, the UK PRO and following that with close to 9 years at BMG managing innovations in their royalty tracking systems. In the over 16 years since leaving BMG Jay has brought innovative changes to a quite diverse list of entertainment companies including The Discovery Channel, Music Sales Group, Montreux Jazz Festival and many, many more. And to back up his reputation is hundreds of peer endorsements on LinkedIn. Jay is also currently managing the careers of Sarah DeCourcy, who is a producer and a composer, Simon Tellier, a drummer for, among others, The Pet Shop Boys, Jamie Wright who is a composer for visual media and Fred Bux who is also a media composer.https://www.jmconsultancy.biz/Helienne Lindvall is on the Board of Directors of the Ivors Academy of Music Creators which used to be called the British Academy of Songwriters, Composers and Authors or BASCA. She also holds the position of Director of Business Development and Artist Relations UK for Landr Audio Inc, a music creator platform whose core service is AI music mastering. Helienne is also an award-winning professional songwriter and musician who has written with and for major recording artists on both sides of the Atlantic. Plus, she has a long history as a music and media writer for publications including weekly columns for the Guardian newspaper. Previously Helienne has held positions of Head of Business & Songwriter relations for the song data management platform Auddly, Director of Industry Relations Europe for VEVA Sound and is regularly invited to discuss music industry topics on Sky TV and the BBC.https://www.linkedin.com/in/helienne-lindvall-a2448920/The EMP theme music players are Joe Schirl on bass guitar and Peter Mayerhofer on hand pan. The music played through the conversation was composed, engineered and mixed by Lionel Lodge.This episode conversation was recorded at The Joint in the Kings Cross area of London, England. Click here for more information on their services. If you wish to support us in producing this podcast series, please click the donate button. Any and all help will be put towards production of future episodes.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=WVZLRF49C7Y6A&source=url)Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=WVZLRF49C7Y6A&source=url)
For this episode, which is titled ‘The Devaluation of Music’ Helienne and Jay discuss what has and is happening to the value of music and what can be done to turn it around.Jay Mistry is a Music Industry Consultant and CEO at JM Consultancy. Jay has decades of experience in consulting and driving innovation in the music industry. He is a highly motivated, innovative and experienced professional who has built a global reputation in advising music companies and individuals on how to decipher and evaluate their assets and music rights, implement procedures, realise their goals and to reach or exceed financial targets. Jay has been on the inside of most sides of the publishing industry including his start with 9 years at PRS, the UK PRO and following that with close to 9 years at BMG managing innovations in their royalty tracking systems. In the over 16 years since leaving BMG Jay has brought innovative changes to a quite diverse list of entertainment companies including The Discovery Channel, Music Sales Group, Montreux Jazz Festival and many, many more. And to back up his reputation is hundreds of peer endorsements on LinkedIn. Jay is also currently managing the careers of Sarah DeCourcy, who is a producer and a composer, Simon Tellier, a drummer for, among others, The Pet Shop Boys, Jamie Wright who is a composer for visual media and Fred Bux who is also a media composer.https://www.jmconsultancy.biz/Helienne Lindvall is on the Board of Directors of the Ivors Academy of Music Creators which used to be called the British Academy of Songwriters, Composers and Authors or BASCA. She also holds the position of Director of Business Development and Artist Relations UK for Landr Audio Inc, a music creator platform whose core service is AI music mastering. Helienne is also an award-winning professional songwriter and musician who has written with and for major recording artists on both sides of the Atlantic. Plus, she has a long history as a music and media writer for publications including weekly columns for the Guardian newspaper. Previously Helienne has held positions of Head of Business & Songwriter relations for the song data management platform Auddly, Director of Industry Relations Europe for VEVA Sound and is regularly invited to discuss music industry topics on Sky TV and the BBC.https://www.linkedin.com/in/helienne-lindvall-a2448920/The EMP theme music players are Joe Schirl on bass guitar and Peter Mayerhofer on hand pan. The music played through the conversation was composed, engineered and mixed by Lionel Lodge.This episode conversation was recorded at The Joint in the Kings Cross area of London, England. Click here for more information on their services. If you wish to support us in producing this podcast series, please click the donate button. Any and all help will be put towards production of future episodes.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=WVZLRF49C7Y6A&source=url)
Welcome to the first episode of Ordinary Conversations. I've wanted to start the project for a while to give "ordinary" people a platform to share their story, their journey, and their experience. I began a journey of questioning what I was taught nearly a decade ago, and that put me in the uncomfortable position of realizing that I couldn't really defend what I believed. Once I began to ask certain questions, I found that some friends weren't friendly any longer. Through this journey I've met a lot of really interesting people who (in my opinion) should be heard. I've decided that this is the place for them to have the freedom to have that conversation. Our first guest is a dear friend of mine, a Christian Pastor, my pastor and friend, Jamie Wright. Jamie has been on a journey of reformation and discovery over the last decade or so. You need to take that image of "Pastor" out of your mind where you see a gray-haired man in a suit and tie in a big, fancy church. That isn't who Jamie is. First and foremost, he is a teacher. He has been a source of encouragement and information for me over the last five years and I can't imagine where I would be right now without him. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
We are discussing strategies for keeping the house clean, if that's important to you, including how to get kids to help. We talk with Jamie Wright about divorce after a long marriage. And BJ shares help for ongoing anxiety in the midst of a pandemic. In this episode we also talk about: The Circle Home Internet Monitor The Half of It on Netflix Buy Nothing Group R+Co Badlands Dry Shampoo Paste
Immune compromised in a pandemic. Jamie Wright is the Co-Founder and Creative Director of So It Goes, a stunning magazine and creative agency based between Oslo and Los Angeles. Jamie is a brilliant photographer and his divine creative eye makes him a leading cultural curator. Pre existing health issues mean his quarantine has been more extreme than others. (this recording took place on 16th April).
In Happily Divorced & Single, Farrah Reyna, co-host of Buckets Podcast, shares her story of divorce recovery and post-divorce life as a single woman. Farrah is interviewed by her friend Dr. Jamie Wright who offers some helpful insight on how to accept the split of your partner and how to rebuild your life, alone. Farrah's personal story encouraged her to become a certified professional relationship coach. Today, she helps women overcome heartbreak after a breakup.
Dr. Jamie Wright is an emergency medicine attending physician and discussed women in medicine, where medicine is today, and some stories that really stuck with helped her become the amazing doctor she is today!
Let’s face it; our lives are inundated by distractions, a varied list of things that suck up our time and keep us from becoming overly successful, tackling long to-do lists, and/or fixing our kids dinner. Few people are more distracted than friends and fellow writers, Jamie Wright and Matthew Paul Turner, which is why they’ve started a podcast to discuss all of the good, weird, indulgent, self-helping distractions that keep them sane and less preoccupied with all of life’s less enjoyable activities. So, if you’re looking for a good excuse as to why you haven’t started or finished something, join Jamie and Matthew each week for My Favorite Distraction.
Let’s face it; our lives are inundated by distractions, a varied list of things that suck up our time and keep us from becoming overly successful, tackling long to-do lists, and/or fixing our kids dinner. Few people are more distracted than friends and fellow writers, Jamie Wright and Matthew Paul Turner, which is why they’ve started a podcast to discuss all of the good, weird, indulgent, self-helping distractions that keep them sane and less preoccupied with all of life’s less enjoyable activities. So, if you’re looking for a good excuse as to why you haven’t started or finished something, join Jamie and Matthew each week for My Favorite Distraction.
Let’s face it; our lives are inundated by distractions, a varied list of things that suck up our time and keep us from becoming overly successful, tackling long to-do lists, and/or fixing our kids dinner. Few people are more distracted than friends and fellow writers, Jamie Wright and Matthew Paul Turner, which is why they’ve started a podcast to discuss all of the good, weird, indulgent, self-helping distractions that keep them sane and less preoccupied with all of life’s less enjoyable activities. So, if you’re looking for a good excuse as to why you haven’t started or finished something, join Jamie and Matthew each week for My Favorite Distraction.
In this episode I'm joined by Jamie Wright who runs a grassroots team called Chigwell Boys/Girls fc. Jamie is the dad of one of my goalkeepers that I train on a weekly basis and I was really keen to find out more about the daily runnings of a grassroots football club. We talk about the following: -Goalkeepers being involved with their team training -Relationships between players and coaches -the daily events of running a grassroots team If you would like a FREE copy of the DGUK goalkeeping handbook then please click the link below..... https://developinggoalkeepinguk.lpages.co/freedgukgoalkeepinghandbook/
Live from the San Francisco Improv Festival, Jamie Wright tells us the story of one of the most famous improv groups ever. The Committee, the most historic improv group in America with some of the most legendary improv performers, and the inventors of the classic improv style "The Harold". Some of San Francisco's best improvisers Sam Shaw, Lisa Rowland, Sean Geary and Marcia Aguilar join in the improv section of the show. San Francisco Improv Festival is one of the best festivals in America, it was a true pleasure to share the stage with these amazing performers at this hilarious and fun festival.
Panel: Charles Max Wood Guest: Jamie Wright This week on My Ruby Story, Charles talks to Jamie Wright about his background and current projects that he is working on. Ruby Rogue interviewed Jamie on Episode 326 – check out that episode for more information. Chuck and Jamie discuss many topics, but one in particular is truly inspiring and that is Jamie’s impact within his community: teaching! Jamie is enthused to help students with designing games and helping them with programming. Check-out today’s episode to hear more! In particular, we dive pretty deep on: 0:53 – Introduction. Episode 326 of Ruby Rogues is a past episode with Jamie as a guest. 1:50 – Chuck was at Microsoft Build. It’s interesting to see where all of this stuff comes out. Interesting to see where it will be in the next few years. 2:31 – There is a lot of room for improvement – Google Dispatch. It is their AI, which is insane. Compare that to last year, it’s leap and bounds different. 2:59 – Let’s talk about your story, Jamie. 3:10 – Jamie started programming in high school, which was offered through an introduction course. It was in Basic. His cousin who was a programmer, too, influenced him. Jamie took this course, and he made a tic-tac-toe game. Went he went to college he took computer science, and fell in love with it there. Jamie loves the idea of creating things from nothing to something. It is art to me. It’s pretty neat. It’s not like you are investing hundreds of thousands into a fashion line, it’s just your time into a computer. 4:48 – Chuck makes some comments. 4:57 – Jamie mentors children from 7 – 17 years old. Works with a program, which is worldwide. Jamie helps the kids build their own games. 5:29 – Chuck: That sounds like fun! 5:35 – Seeing a side of programming where there aren’t any deadlines. 5:45 – Chuck reflects on Jamie’s previous comment. 6:03 – Jamie: It’s fun to put all of that stuff aside and watch people tinker. And hearing all of the “Oh’s and Ah’s!” 6:22 – Chuck: How did you get into Ruby? 6:31 – Jamie: Code Mash (local). Leon, in 2006/2007, was doing a workshop for Ruby, and Jamie fell in love with it. He tinkered around with it in Rails, and he was hooked ever since. 7:25 – What got you excited about it? 7:36 – A.) You had to be on Windows B.) You needed Microsoft Tooling. Just the ease of opening up a terminal, and that there was less friction – it was just easy! Jamie continues to talk about the other reasons why he fell in love with Ruby. He also enjoys the community. For him it was a good decision and it is fun for me. The fun factor is still there for me. Jamie loves Ruby. 9:22 – Chuck: What have you done in Ruby? We talked about Chatbots earlier. 9:30 – Jamie’s first project was a To Do List app. He wanted to do a task list from just one sentence. Jamie created MORALE, and it did okay for a while. That was his first app in Ruby’s. As far as open source work, Jamie hasn’t done anything that hasn’t really taken off. He created LAZINESS. Listen to this timestamp for other of Jamie’s projects and creations that he has been apart of. 11:12 – Chuck to Jamie: What are you most proud of? 11:14 – Jamie: I am most proud of teaching. I have created workshops. I see the same excitement that I had about Ruby’s. 11:49 – Chuck: It’s interesting to see what people really care about. Something I did helped someone else and their future, which is really cool. 12:29 – I am playing with Elixir now, because of Ruby, among other projects. Other projects: Pomodoro’s App and integration. 14:49 – Jamie: “Elixir is awesome. I feel like it is a perfect language for Chatbots.” 15:31 – Chuck: We will have to dive into that a little more. 16:06 – Chuck: Do you have some picks for us? 16:09 – Advertisement: Chuck’s Get A Coder Job! Links: Episode 326 of Ruby Rogues Microsoft Build Ruby Chatbot Elixir Jamie Wright’s GitHub Jamie Wright’s Twitter Chuck’s Twitter Sponsors: Code Badges Get a Coder Job Picks: Charles Disney Emoji Blitz Skitch – Evernote Jamie Book: Deep Work Go play paintball!
Panel: Charles Max Wood Guest: Jamie Wright This week on My Ruby Story, Charles talks to Jamie Wright about his background and current projects that he is working on. Ruby Rogue interviewed Jamie on Episode 326 – check out that episode for more information. Chuck and Jamie discuss many topics, but one in particular is truly inspiring and that is Jamie’s impact within his community: teaching! Jamie is enthused to help students with designing games and helping them with programming. Check-out today’s episode to hear more! In particular, we dive pretty deep on: 0:53 – Introduction. Episode 326 of Ruby Rogues is a past episode with Jamie as a guest. 1:50 – Chuck was at Microsoft Build. It’s interesting to see where all of this stuff comes out. Interesting to see where it will be in the next few years. 2:31 – There is a lot of room for improvement – Google Dispatch. It is their AI, which is insane. Compare that to last year, it’s leap and bounds different. 2:59 – Let’s talk about your story, Jamie. 3:10 – Jamie started programming in high school, which was offered through an introduction course. It was in Basic. His cousin who was a programmer, too, influenced him. Jamie took this course, and he made a tic-tac-toe game. Went he went to college he took computer science, and fell in love with it there. Jamie loves the idea of creating things from nothing to something. It is art to me. It’s pretty neat. It’s not like you are investing hundreds of thousands into a fashion line, it’s just your time into a computer. 4:48 – Chuck makes some comments. 4:57 – Jamie mentors children from 7 – 17 years old. Works with a program, which is worldwide. Jamie helps the kids build their own games. 5:29 – Chuck: That sounds like fun! 5:35 – Seeing a side of programming where there aren’t any deadlines. 5:45 – Chuck reflects on Jamie’s previous comment. 6:03 – Jamie: It’s fun to put all of that stuff aside and watch people tinker. And hearing all of the “Oh’s and Ah’s!” 6:22 – Chuck: How did you get into Ruby? 6:31 – Jamie: Code Mash (local). Leon, in 2006/2007, was doing a workshop for Ruby, and Jamie fell in love with it. He tinkered around with it in Rails, and he was hooked ever since. 7:25 – What got you excited about it? 7:36 – A.) You had to be on Windows B.) You needed Microsoft Tooling. Just the ease of opening up a terminal, and that there was less friction – it was just easy! Jamie continues to talk about the other reasons why he fell in love with Ruby. He also enjoys the community. For him it was a good decision and it is fun for me. The fun factor is still there for me. Jamie loves Ruby. 9:22 – Chuck: What have you done in Ruby? We talked about Chatbots earlier. 9:30 – Jamie’s first project was a To Do List app. He wanted to do a task list from just one sentence. Jamie created MORALE, and it did okay for a while. That was his first app in Ruby’s. As far as open source work, Jamie hasn’t done anything that hasn’t really taken off. He created LAZINESS. Listen to this timestamp for other of Jamie’s projects and creations that he has been apart of. 11:12 – Chuck to Jamie: What are you most proud of? 11:14 – Jamie: I am most proud of teaching. I have created workshops. I see the same excitement that I had about Ruby’s. 11:49 – Chuck: It’s interesting to see what people really care about. Something I did helped someone else and their future, which is really cool. 12:29 – I am playing with Elixir now, because of Ruby, among other projects. Other projects: Pomodoro’s App and integration. 14:49 – Jamie: “Elixir is awesome. I feel like it is a perfect language for Chatbots.” 15:31 – Chuck: We will have to dive into that a little more. 16:06 – Chuck: Do you have some picks for us? 16:09 – Advertisement: Chuck’s Get A Coder Job! Links: Episode 326 of Ruby Rogues Microsoft Build Ruby Chatbot Elixir Jamie Wright’s GitHub Jamie Wright’s Twitter Chuck’s Twitter Sponsors: Code Badges Get a Coder Job Picks: Charles Disney Emoji Blitz Skitch – Evernote Jamie Book: Deep Work Go play paintball!
Panel: Charles Max Wood Guest: Jamie Wright This week on My Ruby Story, Charles talks to Jamie Wright about his background and current projects that he is working on. Ruby Rogue interviewed Jamie on Episode 326 – check out that episode for more information. Chuck and Jamie discuss many topics, but one in particular is truly inspiring and that is Jamie’s impact within his community: teaching! Jamie is enthused to help students with designing games and helping them with programming. Check-out today’s episode to hear more! In particular, we dive pretty deep on: 0:53 – Introduction. Episode 326 of Ruby Rogues is a past episode with Jamie as a guest. 1:50 – Chuck was at Microsoft Build. It’s interesting to see where all of this stuff comes out. Interesting to see where it will be in the next few years. 2:31 – There is a lot of room for improvement – Google Dispatch. It is their AI, which is insane. Compare that to last year, it’s leap and bounds different. 2:59 – Let’s talk about your story, Jamie. 3:10 – Jamie started programming in high school, which was offered through an introduction course. It was in Basic. His cousin who was a programmer, too, influenced him. Jamie took this course, and he made a tic-tac-toe game. Went he went to college he took computer science, and fell in love with it there. Jamie loves the idea of creating things from nothing to something. It is art to me. It’s pretty neat. It’s not like you are investing hundreds of thousands into a fashion line, it’s just your time into a computer. 4:48 – Chuck makes some comments. 4:57 – Jamie mentors children from 7 – 17 years old. Works with a program, which is worldwide. Jamie helps the kids build their own games. 5:29 – Chuck: That sounds like fun! 5:35 – Seeing a side of programming where there aren’t any deadlines. 5:45 – Chuck reflects on Jamie’s previous comment. 6:03 – Jamie: It’s fun to put all of that stuff aside and watch people tinker. And hearing all of the “Oh’s and Ah’s!” 6:22 – Chuck: How did you get into Ruby? 6:31 – Jamie: Code Mash (local). Leon, in 2006/2007, was doing a workshop for Ruby, and Jamie fell in love with it. He tinkered around with it in Rails, and he was hooked ever since. 7:25 – What got you excited about it? 7:36 – A.) You had to be on Windows B.) You needed Microsoft Tooling. Just the ease of opening up a terminal, and that there was less friction – it was just easy! Jamie continues to talk about the other reasons why he fell in love with Ruby. He also enjoys the community. For him it was a good decision and it is fun for me. The fun factor is still there for me. Jamie loves Ruby. 9:22 – Chuck: What have you done in Ruby? We talked about Chatbots earlier. 9:30 – Jamie’s first project was a To Do List app. He wanted to do a task list from just one sentence. Jamie created MORALE, and it did okay for a while. That was his first app in Ruby’s. As far as open source work, Jamie hasn’t done anything that hasn’t really taken off. He created LAZINESS. Listen to this timestamp for other of Jamie’s projects and creations that he has been apart of. 11:12 – Chuck to Jamie: What are you most proud of? 11:14 – Jamie: I am most proud of teaching. I have created workshops. I see the same excitement that I had about Ruby’s. 11:49 – Chuck: It’s interesting to see what people really care about. Something I did helped someone else and their future, which is really cool. 12:29 – I am playing with Elixir now, because of Ruby, among other projects. Other projects: Pomodoro’s App and integration. 14:49 – Jamie: “Elixir is awesome. I feel like it is a perfect language for Chatbots.” 15:31 – Chuck: We will have to dive into that a little more. 16:06 – Chuck: Do you have some picks for us? 16:09 – Advertisement: Chuck’s Get A Coder Job! Links: Episode 326 of Ruby Rogues Microsoft Build Ruby Chatbot Elixir Jamie Wright’s GitHub Jamie Wright’s Twitter Chuck’s Twitter Sponsors: Code Badges Get a Coder Job Picks: Charles Disney Emoji Blitz Skitch – Evernote Jamie Book: Deep Work Go play paintball!
Jamie Wright - Author, The Very Worst Missionary by Cristina Mendonsa
As some Evangelical churches shift toward progressive policies and theologies, do they do so in proximity to whiteness? What does it mean to be progressive or to inhabit progressive spaces? Guest Joey Torres discusses his doctoral research and contemplates the trajectory of American Evangelicalism. Joey Torres is a doctoral student and teaching assistant in the Study of Religion at UC Davis. To learn more about his work you can follow him on Facebook or email him at djtor@ucdavis.edu. ANNOUNCEMENTS Congratulations to Katelyn Deininger Thompson for being the winner of Jamie Wright’s book The Very Worst Missionary. Although the drawing is over you can still take our survey. It is so helpful to get a better grasp of where our listeners are coming from so we can continue to improve the show. You can fill out the survey at irenicast.com/survey RELEVANT LINKS From Our Conversation with Joey Torres on Evangelicals Proximity to Whiteness He has become a hashtag and a movement for change. But who was the real Stephon Clark? (Sacramento Bee Article) California Proposition 8 (2008) - A California ballot measure that made same sex marriage illegal, which was later overturned. YOUR SUPPORT Thank you for listening to Irenicast. If you appreciate the show please consider sharing your appreciation by rating, reviewing and/or subscribing to the podcast on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, or whatever platform you’re listening on. You can also help support the show financially by going to irenicast.com/amazon to do your Amazon shopping. This will cost you nothing, but Amazon will give a portion of the proceeds to the show. IRENCAST HOSTS Jeff Manildi | co-host and producer | jeff@irenicast.com Jeff is currently the Director of Discipleship at a United Methodist church on the central coast of California. In addition to getting his B.A. in Theology, he also received his ordination through the prestigious online organization of The Universal Life Church whose alumni include the likes of Conan O’Brien and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson. Jeff loves all things that tell a story: people, movies, tv, music, comics, etc. You can follow Jeff (@JeffManildi) on Instagram, Facebook & Twitter. Also check out Jeff’s other podcast Divine Cinema. Rev. Allen Marshall O’Brien | co-host | allen@irenicast.com Allen is the pastor of a UCC church in Northern California and co-founder of Irenicast. He believes in the importance of education, peace, and ecology, throws things to his border collie Sonata, and writes for multiple platforms. You can follow Allen (@AllenOB) on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, & Good Reads. Also if you are in the Sacramento, CA area check out Allen’s brick and mortar version of this podcast called Intersections. ADD YOUR VOICE TO THE CONVERSATION Join our progressive Christian conversations on faith and culture by interacting with us through the following links: Read Us on our blog Irenicon Email Us at podcast@irenicast.com Follow Us on Twitter and Google+ Like Us on Facebook Listen & Subscribe to Us on iTunes, Google Play, Android, Spotify, Stitcher, TuneIn, iHeart Radio, Spreaker and SoundCloud Speak to Us on our Feedback Page and the Post Evangelical Facebook Group See Us on Instagram Support Us on Amazon Love Us? CREDITS Intro and Outro music created by Mike Golin. This post may contain affiliate links. An Irenicon is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com
In this episode, Caleb and Todd talk with Jamie Wright, the very worst missionary, about her experience in missions and what needs to change. ------------- *Guest Links* ------------- [Jamie on Twitter][1] [Jamie on Instagram][2] [The Very Worst Missionary website][3] ----------------- *Links Mentioned* ----------------- [The Exodus Road][4] ------------------------------------------- *The Learner's Corner Recommended Resource* ------------------------------------------- [Fun Therapy Podcast][5] ----------------- *What We Learned* ----------------- The brokenness of mission is a symptom of a broken church. How Jamie's perspective has shifted on missions There is an arrogance to showing up and thinking you're the savior. Why the language of missions needs to be eliminated The benefits of being honest Advice for people wanting to get involved in missions The negative impact missions can have The value of traveling around the world Be kind to yourself --------------------------- *New Episode Every Tuesday* --------------------------- Thank you for listening to the Learner's Corner Podcast. We hope you'll join us for next week's episode. Until next time, keep learning and keep growing. [1]: https://twitter.com/JamieTheVWM [2]: https://www.instagram.com/jamiethevwm/ [3]: https://theveryworstmissionary.com [4]: https://theexodusroad.com [5]: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/fun-therapy/id1290469005?mt=2
Today we sit down with Dr. Jamie Wright who is a Former collegiate swimmer within the SEC between 2005 - 2009 at LSU. Jaime now works as a Physician in the Emergency Room at Our Lady of the Lake hospital in Baton Rouge. Jamie got to where she is today based off her commitment to the process of becoming a doctor and there are very clear similarities to that of pursuing success within sport. Jaime has clearly learned through her education and now career that it all comes back to trusting the process!
Jamie Wright is a writer and speaker best known for her snarky faith and lifestyle blog, Jamie the Very Worst Missionary. She recently published her first book, The Very Worst Missionary: A Memoir or Whatever. It's gorgeous, raw, hilarious, and deeply moving. If you're losing your faith, leaving a religious system that no longer works, or if you can no longer pretend that you believe what you actually do not believe, you're going to love Jamie's book and also this conversation. You can find out more about Jamie here, and you can also follow her on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. Enjoy.
Jamie Wright, author of The Very Worst Missionary, sits down with Jeff and Allen this week to discuss her new book. They talk about the failings of short term mission trips, the North American Missions Industrial Complex, being authentic, church ministry, and more. In 2007 Jamie and her husband uprooted their family from the life they knew to the unknown land of Costa Rica to be missionaries. Despite what the rhetoric of the church had taught her, being a missionary was not all it was cracked up to be. In fact, she found missions to be a broken system that perhaps does more harm that good. Jamie was ill prepared for the journey ahead of her, but was able to find her voice by taking up the moniker of The Very Worst Missionary. She started The Very Worst Missionary blog are started writing honestly about her difficulties being on the mission field. Along the way speaking out against the false pretenses that led her to a broken system. This year Jamie released her memoir (or whatever), recounting her life leading up to, and reflection on, her time in Costa Rica. If you would like to find out more about Jamie Wright you can read her blog at TheVeryWorstMissionary.com, follow her on Twitter & Instagram, like her on Facebook and of course get a copy of her book The Very Worst Missionary! ANNOUNCEMENTS To enter into a drawing to get a free copy of her book please fill out our survey at Irenicast.com/survey. Once you’ve filled out the survey we will email you if you have won. The last day to enter the drawing will be Sunday, July 1, 2018. RELEVANT LINKS FROM OUR CONVERSATION WITH JAMIE WRIGHT AUTHOR OF THE VERY WORST MISSIONARY The Very Worst Missionary by Jamie Wright (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link) My DTR (define the relationship) with World Vision. (Jamie Wright Blog Post) Teens chase kidnapping suspect on bikes, save 5-year-old girl (Article) Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link) 4 Awful Things Pastor Mark Driscoll Has Said Besides Calling Women “Penis Homes” (Article) YOUR SUPPORT Thank you for listening to Irenicast. If you appreciate the show please consider sharing your appreciation by rating, reviewing and/or subscribing to the podcast on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, or whatever platform you’re listening on. You can also help support the show financially by going to irenicast.com/amazon to do your Amazon shopping. This will cost you nothing, but Amazon will give a portion of the proceeds to the show. IRENCAST HOSTS Jeff Manildi | co-host and producer | jeff@irenicast.com Jeff is currently the Director of Discipleship at a United Methodist church on the central coast of California. In addition to getting his B.A. in Theology, he also received his ordination through the prestigious online organization of The Universal Life Church whose alumni include the likes of Conan O’Brien and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson. Jeff loves all things that tell a story: people, movies, tv, music, comics, etc. You can follow Jeff (@JeffManildi) on Instagram, Facebook & Twitter. Also check out Jeff’s other podcast Divine Cinema. Rev. Allen O’Brien | co-host | allen@irenicast.com Allen is the pastor of a UCC church in Northern California and co-host of the Irenicast. He believes in the importance of education, peace, and ecology, throws things to his border collie Sonata, and writes for multiple platforms. You can follow Allen (@AllenOB) on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, & Good Reads. Also if you are in the Sacramento, CA area check out Allen’s brick and mortar version of this podcast called Intersections. ADD YOUR VOICE TO THE CONVERSATION Join our post-evangelical conversations on faith and culture by interacting with us through the following links: Read Us on our blog Irenicon Email Us at podcast@irenicast.com Follow Us on Twitter and Google+ Like Us on Facebook Listen & Subscribe to Us on iTunes, Google Play, Android, Spotify, Stitcher, TuneIn, iHeart Radio, Spreaker and SoundCloud Speak to Us on our Feedback Page and the Post Evangelical Facebook Group See Us on Instagram Support Us on Amazon Love Us? CREDITS Intro and Outro music created by Mike Golin. This post may contain affiliate links. An Irenicon is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com
Heads up: this one's got some language. Everyone's favorite bad missionary, Jamie Wright, stops by to talk about her new book, the problems with missions, and how her self-worth and mental health impacted her over the years.
Heads up: this one's got some language. Everyone's favorite bad missionary, Jamie Wright, stops by to talk about her new book, the problems with missions, and how her self-worth and mental health impacted her over the years.Connect with Jamie on her website, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or buy The Very Worst Missionary: A Memoir or Whatever on Amazon.Quotes:“I scraped together my value from being loved by the coolest person in the room.” (tweet)“I felt like I was only as valuable as the most valuable person who loved me.” (tweet)“There were all these issues that were supposed to go away because I was following Jesus.” (tweet)“I think it’s part of the human condition to live in the tension of arrogance and self-loathing.” (tweet)“You have to be able to look at the whole big picture of someone’s life…it all has to come into play when we decide what our ‘calling’ is.” (tweet)“I think for the most part, our equipping is the life we’ve lived.” (tweet)“My default when I’m really falling into depression is ‘I’m not depressed, I’m just lazy.’” (tweet)“It took me a long time to realize ‘oh, this is depression.’” (tweet)“When you start saying those things that sound so dangerous and taboo out loud, typically the response is ‘thank god you said that, I struggle too.’” (tweet)“You have value. You were born with value.” (tweet)“Dig deep. See a therapist. Ask your friends. Figure out who you are before you decide your value is based on someone else or something else.” (tweet)“Lean in. Lean into the hard work of figuring out who you are.” (tweet)Connect with Robert on his website, Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram.Join the exclusive Cxmhunity Facebook group to interact with the hosts, guests, and other listeners by pledging just $1/months on Patreon!Listen to the Cxmhunity Spotify playlist here!Support CXMH on Patreon or leave us a review on iTunes or Google Play.Check out our brand new merchandise to show off your love of CXMH or start conversations.Check out other episodes and find your favorites guests on our website.Connect more with CXMH on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or Pinterest.Intro/Outro music for this episode is ‘Fall Down’ by Rivers & Robots.
On this podcast you will hear from Jamie Wright. Jamie blogs at Jamie the Very Worst Missionary, and travels widely to speak in support of groups working against human trafficking. She lives with her husband, their teenage sons, and their celebrity cat, Knives, in Northern California and is the author of a newly released book called, The Very Worst Missionary. During our time together Jamie shares about growing up as a quirky jewish kid and then finding her faith at a suburban megachurch. Years later she trades in life on the cul-de-sac to become a missionary in Costa Rica only to become disenchanted. You’ll hear honest stories and her dislike of the color beige. So sit back, listen, agree, disagree, and hopefully learn something along way. Check out Jamie's blog here: https://theveryworstmissionary.com/ Find her book here: https://www.amazon.com/Very-Worst-Missionary-Memoir-Whatever/dp/0451496531
In this episode, Pete and Jared talk with Jamie Wright, whose experience as a missionary in Costa Rica had led her to question the church, missions and evangelicalism all while retaining her deep love for and faith in Jesus. http://www.thebiblefornormalpeople.com https://peteenns.com https://www.patreon.com/thebiblefornormalpeople
Jamie Wright talks about her excellent new book "The Very Worst Missionary: A Memoir Or Whatever". She also gets personal about her life leading up to becoming said "Worst Missionary". Plus listener feedback after the main conversation. Please enjoy! Links for Jamie: Facebook - Twitter - theveryworstmissionary.com Get all feedbacky with us:-Subscribe to Bros Bibles & Beer on Apple Podcasts-Rate and review us on Apple Podcasts!-https://www.facebook.com/brosbiblesbeer-https://twitter.com/brosbiblesbeer-https://www.brosbiblesbeer.com-Instagram: @brosbiblesbeer-Email: brosbiblesbeer@gmail.comBros Bibles & Beer is: Mr. Jeff Pearson, Mr Scott "the scoot" Hulbert & Mr. Zack KraterEdited by: Zack KraterFind us wherever fine podcasts are distributed. Oh, and tell a friend!Grace. Peace. Cheers!
My guest this week is Jamie Wright. Jamie is known online as Jamie the Very Worst Missionary, and recently published her first book, The Very Worst Missionary: A Memoir or Whatever. We talk about her book, as well as touching on criticism of mission work, evangelicalism, weirdos, and why the critique of 'only saying something negative' doesn't hold much weight. Buy her book: https://www.amazon.com/Very-Worst-Missionary-Memoir-Whatever-ebook/dp/B073QZPYLX/ref=dp_kinw_strp_1 Visit theveryworstmissionary.com. Follow Blake on Twitter @brchastain, the show @exvangelicalpod, and like the show on Facebook at facebook.com/exvangelicalpod. Support the show by becoming a patron at patreon.com/exvangelicalpod and by leaving a review on Apple Podcasts.
Jamie Wright is a writer who knows spending $53 billion annually to spreak white people religion is ridculous. That's why she closely monitors the crap meter that evaluates such "mission trips" and "callings" and loudly and colorfully reports the truth to anyone who will listen. Her new book "The Very Worst Missionary: A Memoir or Whatever" is the most honest book on being a missionary I have read. It's based on her five years as an on-the-ground, full-time "foreign" missionary, and is a spot on account of the underbelly of what it's like. She's a good writer who is going to get even better with her next book (I have her promise she will keep working on it). After you buy her book, follow her latest musings on her blog here.
On the series finale of Called, Not Qualified - Corey, Emily and Jamie talk about how we see the "Great Commission" after missions, mental illness and lonliness driving people into missions. Updates: Events - We are going to be doing a live podcast at Wild Goose in Hot Springs, North Carolina. Get your tickets by using the promo code GOOSECAST18. Have a story that didnt make the newsletter and think it's time it gets aired? Submit it to us - http://www.failedmissionary.com/stories Host: Corey PiggCo-hosts: Jamie Wright: The Very Worst Missionary and Emily Worrall of Barbie Savior Up Next: Missionary Kids
Ryan and Jameson visit Silicon Valley before heading overseas with author Jamie Wright. The very best podcasters meet the very worst missionary. Her new book will blow your mind and make you take down that spring break Facebook photo of you knee deep in Haiti mud. We'll be giving away copies of The Very Worst Missionary: A Memoir or Whatever via our social media this week so stay in touch! @JamieTheVWM https://theveryworstmissionary.com Giveaways coming soon! @godpseedpodcast
This week’s featured interview is with Jamie Wright. Jamie Wright blogs at Jamie the Very Worst Missionary, and travels widely to speak in support of groups working against human trafficking. She lives with her husband, their teenage sons, and their celebrity cat, Knives, in Northern California.Nik + Ross are all by their lonesome this week, and they take you on a brief revisit down The Office’s memory lane while encouraging full-time hustlers to take a nap.Our REPLY ALL question is: What keeps you motivated at work? For more extended answers, you can answer in our Facebook Group: CRTVTALKS. And, for more precise comments join the conversation on Facebook or Twitter by following @CRTVCHURCHFollow CRTVCHURCH on social media @CRTVCHURCH on all handles and check out our website CRTVCHURCH.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Jamie (The Very Worst Missionary) Wright was a normal evangelical soccer mom, then became a missionary, and immediately after showing up in Costa Rica, realized that the world of missions is, in her words, "a clusterfuck." In this interview, we talk about missions, why the SBC can't endorse her book, and in the end I made her cry. So! STICK AROUND FOR THAT! ... Connect with Jamie Wright on her blog, www.theVeryWorstMissionary.com, and across social media @JamietheVWM. And pick up her new book, "The Very Worst Missionary: A Memoir or whatever..." Available all over the place. ... Support this podcast by becoming a sustaining partner. Learn more at Patreon.com/theKevinGarcia. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/a-tiny-revolution/donations --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tinyrevolution/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Returning guest, Jamie Wright wrote a memoir on her journey of falling in and out of love with evangelicalism only falling in and out of love with missionary work right afterwards. "The Very Worst Missionary: A Memoir or Whatever" is a very honest look at her personal growth, personal flaws and the role that "church" and faith played throughout her journey. Links & Sponsors: BadChristian.com thebcclub.com Brooklinen: brooklinen.com code BADCHRISTIAN MVMT: mvmt.com/BCPOD
EXPLICIT What happens when you get a missionary with some sarcasm, tattoos, lives in California, and could hold her own in an MMA ring...well, you get Jamie Wright. Jamie and I sit down to talk that wonderful machine called the mission field; where...
EXPLICIT What happens when you get a missionary with some sarcasm, tattoos, lives in California, and could hold her own in an MMA ring...well, you get Jamie Wright. Jamie and I sit down to talk that wonderful machine called the mission field; where...
My guest is Jamie Wright. After finding her faith at a suburban megachurch, Jamie trades in the easy life on the cul-de-sac for the green fields of Costa Rica. There, along with her family, she earnestly hopes to serve God and change lives. But faced with a yawning culture gap and persistent shortcomings in herself and her fellow workers, she soon loses confidence in the missionary enterprise and falls into a funk of cynicism and despair. Nearly paralyzed by depression, yet still wanting to make a difference, she decides to tell the whole, disenchanted truth: Missionaries suck and our work makes no sense at all! From her sofa in Central America, she launches a renegade blog, Jamie the Very Worst Missionary, and against all odds wins a large and passionate following. Which leads her to see that maybe a "bad" missionary--awkward, doubtful, and vocal—is exactly what the world and the throngs of American do-gooders need. The Very Worst Missionary (https://www.amazon.com/Very-Worst-Missionary-Memoir-Whatever/dp/0451496531) is a disarming, ultimately inspiring spiritual memoir for well-intentioned contrarians everywhere. Special Guest: Jamie Wright.
This week’s theme is wrestling with resurrection, transformation, the ways people are changing the world and when our best intentions go awry. Amy talks about how she was considering leaving the church and Christianity completely, the ways in which she has changed over the past year, and how resurrection has manifested in her life. Christian… Read more about The Very Worst Missionary with Jamie Wright
Today we are celebrating our co-host for the Called, Not Qualified series new book release. Jamie's book The Very Worst Missionary is available everywhere TODAY! Please go grab the book!
Does anyone know what this is? 00:40 - Modern Missions: Mockable, but Supportable03:18 - Are there any real lasting changes?06:29 - The Broken Cycle: Short Term > Long Term > Church11:33 - I'm Bringing Missions Back12:14 - Misuse of Resources16:48 - Are there any real missionaries?22:51 - Go is 2/3 of God! It's Jesus Approved! Host: Corey PiggCo-hosts: Jamie Wright: The Very Worst Missionary and Emily Worrall of Barbie SaviorGuests: Brian Howell Sources: Why Many Ugandans Are Offended By Music Video Made By U.S. Missionaries | The Millennial Missionaries by John Crist | Honest Mission Trip Leader by John Crist | Christian Finances
The return of Jamie Wright to discuss God's blessing, lizards, expectations, short-term missions, formation, and her new book The Very Worst Missionary. #parentaladvisoryexplicitlyrics.
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Who is called, and who is qualified? Contents: 00:00 - General Housekeeping02:06 - Intro04:46 - The Lies We Tell Ourselves11:16 - Listener's Story12:50 - Original Intentions16:46 - Nothing We Expected19:44 - Listener's Story21:16 - Barista Missionaries, Hiking Missionaries, Gap-year Missionaries, Oh My! Host: Corey PiggCo-hosts: Jamie Wright: The Very Worst Missionary and Emily Worrall of Barbie Savior Add your voice to this conversation! Go to http://www.failedmissionary.com and leave a comment on the episode, share with friends and subscribe so you are up-to-date with everything God is doing with us!
Code City Podcast #005 A.I. Fact, Fiction and the Future by Jamie Wright by Code City
In this episode of the Ruby Rogues podcast Dave Kimura, Eric Berry, and Charles Max Wood discuss chatbots with Jamie Wright. Jamie will be speaking at Ruby Dev Summit in October. [01:25] Jamie Wright introduction Jamie is a professional nerd and independent contractor. He's been coding for 20 years mostly in Ruby. He's starting to get into Elixir. One of his first projects was a text adventure game, which got him started with conversational UI's. He saw Hubot on Campfire. He started tweaking that. He made a timetracking bot that used Freshbooks and Harvest. Then Slack came out and he created Tatsu. [05:00] Tatsu features You can schedule it and it'll ask automated questions. He's working on having it integrate with github, Harvest, Google Calendar, etc. If there's a blocker, you should be able to create private conversations with the people who are blocked and add that to the standup. When you sign up it adds a video link into your slack. Eric thinks this is pretty clever. In Slack, the default action people should take when a bot is installed should be to DM the person who installed it. [08:50] What it takes to write a bot and the challenges involved Writing bots is "fun as hell." Chatbots suck. We have the opportunity to improve an entire piece of the industry. Many bots are command based bots. You say something and it responds. Conversational UI's are really hard because they don't have any context or shared understanding of the world. [12:18] Chatbot libraries - Getting Started Every large company is working on one. There are also lots of natural language processing services that you can use as well. Before you start, you need to know your use case. Where will your users be? What services do you want to provide? At work? Probably slack. Among friends? Facebook Node has botkit. It's the most popular chatbot platform in the world. Start with botkit, use the examples, then come back to Ruby. Dave brings up building a chatbot for Slack that connected to VersionOne. Data retrieval bots are another great place to start. From there, you start answering the question of where things go. [18:51] The panel's experience with chatbots Tatsu has been around for about 2 years and has existed pre-Slack. Eric uses a Slackbot to get information about users who cancel or decline messages. Chuck has done automatic posting to Slack with Zapier. Chuck also mentions serverless with AWS Lambda. Chatbots are a lot like webapps. They're text in, text out and process things in very similar ways. Dave also brings up SMS bots as well with Twilio. Jamie has thought about creating a web based standup bot for when Slack is down. Slack is a single point of failure for your bot if that's where it lives. Slack gives you a lot of UI elements that you don't get in SMS. [24:51] Do you wish that Slack were more like IRC From an end-user perspective, no. But Jamie does wish they'd revisit threading replies and separating conversations in the same channel. It only took a handful of developers to build Slack. [27:20] What gems do you use in Ruby? slack-ruby-client by dblock slack-ruby-bot by dblock eventmachine [29:30] Does Slack push to an endpoint? or do you poll Slack? You can call an api endpoint on Slack that gives you a websocket endpoint. The events API sends webhook events to your server. It's easier to program against, but it can be slower. It may also be restricted on certain API's [30:55] Github Fantasy League Based on a Peepcode video with Aaron Patterson. You got a score based on your activity in Github. Jamie recorded videos for a talk at Codemash. It never actually became a thing, but it was a fun idea. Jamie got into Ruby by going to a Ruby Koans talk by Jim Weirich. Jamie's links github.com/jwright twitter.com/jwright brilliantfantastic.com This is what we put into the chat room after the Dr. Who reference... Picks Eric Rollbar Dave Mattermost Chuck Zoho CRM Jamie Digit
In this episode of the Ruby Rogues podcast Dave Kimura, Eric Berry, and Charles Max Wood discuss chatbots with Jamie Wright. Jamie will be speaking at Ruby Dev Summit in October. [01:25] Jamie Wright introduction Jamie is a professional nerd and independent contractor. He's been coding for 20 years mostly in Ruby. He's starting to get into Elixir. One of his first projects was a text adventure game, which got him started with conversational UI's. He saw Hubot on Campfire. He started tweaking that. He made a timetracking bot that used Freshbooks and Harvest. Then Slack came out and he created Tatsu. [05:00] Tatsu features You can schedule it and it'll ask automated questions. He's working on having it integrate with github, Harvest, Google Calendar, etc. If there's a blocker, you should be able to create private conversations with the people who are blocked and add that to the standup. When you sign up it adds a video link into your slack. Eric thinks this is pretty clever. In Slack, the default action people should take when a bot is installed should be to DM the person who installed it. [08:50] What it takes to write a bot and the challenges involved Writing bots is "fun as hell." Chatbots suck. We have the opportunity to improve an entire piece of the industry. Many bots are command based bots. You say something and it responds. Conversational UI's are really hard because they don't have any context or shared understanding of the world. [12:18] Chatbot libraries - Getting Started Every large company is working on one. There are also lots of natural language processing services that you can use as well. Before you start, you need to know your use case. Where will your users be? What services do you want to provide? At work? Probably slack. Among friends? Facebook Node has botkit. It's the most popular chatbot platform in the world. Start with botkit, use the examples, then come back to Ruby. Dave brings up building a chatbot for Slack that connected to VersionOne. Data retrieval bots are another great place to start. From there, you start answering the question of where things go. [18:51] The panel's experience with chatbots Tatsu has been around for about 2 years and has existed pre-Slack. Eric uses a Slackbot to get information about users who cancel or decline messages. Chuck has done automatic posting to Slack with Zapier. Chuck also mentions serverless with AWS Lambda. Chatbots are a lot like webapps. They're text in, text out and process things in very similar ways. Dave also brings up SMS bots as well with Twilio. Jamie has thought about creating a web based standup bot for when Slack is down. Slack is a single point of failure for your bot if that's where it lives. Slack gives you a lot of UI elements that you don't get in SMS. [24:51] Do you wish that Slack were more like IRC From an end-user perspective, no. But Jamie does wish they'd revisit threading replies and separating conversations in the same channel. It only took a handful of developers to build Slack. [27:20] What gems do you use in Ruby? slack-ruby-client by dblock slack-ruby-bot by dblock eventmachine [29:30] Does Slack push to an endpoint? or do you poll Slack? You can call an api endpoint on Slack that gives you a websocket endpoint. The events API sends webhook events to your server. It's easier to program against, but it can be slower. It may also be restricted on certain API's [30:55] Github Fantasy League Based on a Peepcode video with Aaron Patterson. You got a score based on your activity in Github. Jamie recorded videos for a talk at Codemash. It never actually became a thing, but it was a fun idea. Jamie got into Ruby by going to a Ruby Koans talk by Jim Weirich. Jamie's links github.com/jwright twitter.com/jwright brilliantfantastic.com This is what we put into the chat room after the Dr. Who reference... Picks Eric Rollbar Dave Mattermost Chuck Zoho CRM Jamie Digit
In this episode of the Ruby Rogues podcast Dave Kimura, Eric Berry, and Charles Max Wood discuss chatbots with Jamie Wright. Jamie will be speaking at Ruby Dev Summit in October. [01:25] Jamie Wright introduction Jamie is a professional nerd and independent contractor. He's been coding for 20 years mostly in Ruby. He's starting to get into Elixir. One of his first projects was a text adventure game, which got him started with conversational UI's. He saw Hubot on Campfire. He started tweaking that. He made a timetracking bot that used Freshbooks and Harvest. Then Slack came out and he created Tatsu. [05:00] Tatsu features You can schedule it and it'll ask automated questions. He's working on having it integrate with github, Harvest, Google Calendar, etc. If there's a blocker, you should be able to create private conversations with the people who are blocked and add that to the standup. When you sign up it adds a video link into your slack. Eric thinks this is pretty clever. In Slack, the default action people should take when a bot is installed should be to DM the person who installed it. [08:50] What it takes to write a bot and the challenges involved Writing bots is "fun as hell." Chatbots suck. We have the opportunity to improve an entire piece of the industry. Many bots are command based bots. You say something and it responds. Conversational UI's are really hard because they don't have any context or shared understanding of the world. [12:18] Chatbot libraries - Getting Started Every large company is working on one. There are also lots of natural language processing services that you can use as well. Before you start, you need to know your use case. Where will your users be? What services do you want to provide? At work? Probably slack. Among friends? Facebook Node has botkit. It's the most popular chatbot platform in the world. Start with botkit, use the examples, then come back to Ruby. Dave brings up building a chatbot for Slack that connected to VersionOne. Data retrieval bots are another great place to start. From there, you start answering the question of where things go. [18:51] The panel's experience with chatbots Tatsu has been around for about 2 years and has existed pre-Slack. Eric uses a Slackbot to get information about users who cancel or decline messages. Chuck has done automatic posting to Slack with Zapier. Chuck also mentions serverless with AWS Lambda. Chatbots are a lot like webapps. They're text in, text out and process things in very similar ways. Dave also brings up SMS bots as well with Twilio. Jamie has thought about creating a web based standup bot for when Slack is down. Slack is a single point of failure for your bot if that's where it lives. Slack gives you a lot of UI elements that you don't get in SMS. [24:51] Do you wish that Slack were more like IRC From an end-user perspective, no. But Jamie does wish they'd revisit threading replies and separating conversations in the same channel. It only took a handful of developers to build Slack. [27:20] What gems do you use in Ruby? slack-ruby-client by dblock slack-ruby-bot by dblock eventmachine [29:30] Does Slack push to an endpoint? or do you poll Slack? You can call an api endpoint on Slack that gives you a websocket endpoint. The events API sends webhook events to your server. It's easier to program against, but it can be slower. It may also be restricted on certain API's [30:55] Github Fantasy League Based on a Peepcode video with Aaron Patterson. You got a score based on your activity in Github. Jamie recorded videos for a talk at Codemash. It never actually became a thing, but it was a fun idea. Jamie got into Ruby by going to a Ruby Koans talk by Jim Weirich. Jamie's links github.com/jwright twitter.com/jwright brilliantfantastic.com This is what we put into the chat room after the Dr. Who reference... Picks Eric Rollbar Dave Mattermost Chuck Zoho CRM Jamie Digit
Segment 1: Jamie Wright, Esq. is a highly sought-after millennial lawyer and crisis communicator in Los Angeles. She is currently an active practicing attorney and partner in Millennial Government Affairs (“MGA”).Segment 2: Al Zdenek is CEO & founder of Traust Sollus Wealth Management, a boutique wealth management firm serving high net-worth individuals and families. He is the author of the recent book “Master Your Cash Flow: The Key To Grow And Retain Wealth”. Segment 3: Sharon Schweitzer is a cross-cultural consultant, business etiquette expert and best-selling and international award-winning author, who has built a career around understanding cultural differences and the tremendous role they play in building strong and successful business relationships.Segment 4: John Brubaker is a nationally renowned performance consultant and speaker. John is the author of numerous books, including Hollywood Book Festival award-winner Seeds of Success.Segment 5: Vince Parry, a 30-year veteran of the health and wellness communications industry, is the founder of the Parry Branding Group.Sponsored by Nextiva and Alibaba.
Every once in a while (This is the first of those times) we produce a podcast that only barely moves the lousy needle. This week we met, interviewed, and groped SF Improv Festival organizers, Sam Shaw and Jamie Wright. When you have the kind of talent that we had visit the bomb shelter, you don't want to bombard them with too many questions too soon so we chose to go with a neglect and evade type strategy. It worked unequivocally. SK was adroitly able to make all topics about himself and Pete handled his role as grand stander with absolute aplomb. We started with emails with topics such as the Titans of Mavericks, SNL, break dancing, and the Real Roxanne. This lead to the inference that SK's history contained, either, break dancing or a role in the Fat Boys filmography. After a quick plug by Pete for Pete we resumed with the ignoring of, what was clearly, the gold standard in guests and proceeded to plug the upcoming SF history days at the Mint and black history expert John Templeton. These, of course, were just a platform for SK to announce the definiative number of licks to the center of a tootsie pop and to challenge a dead man to a knife fight. Oh, and we talked about the history of Improv in San Francisco and the ground breaking comedy troupe The Committee. What a night!
In this episode, Andrew interviews Jamie Wright on his history and path into technology and bots, and explores modern tools and kits that help streamline BaaBs. We also talk about his standup bot, Tatsu, and his experiences starting up a co-working space in Toledo, Ohio.
Jamie Wright aka The Very Worst Missionary returns to the show to discuss the flaw with short-term missions, over-spiritualized language, the mission of the Church, core competency, a theology of vacations, #noprostitutes, her upcoming book, Uber, parenting tips, preacher's kids, and self-care.
Today we are joined by blogger Jamie Wright who is the self-proclaimed "Very Worst Missionary." Also, is Joey the laziest broadcaster on earth? Should you be eating chicken tenders coated in pork rinds to lose weight? We also give some help for you ladies on how to interpret text messages.Sponsors and LinksClub W - http://clubw.com/badchristianNatureBox - http://naturebox.com/badchristianEmery Acoustic - http://emeryacoustic.comDevin Shelton - http://devinshelton.comJamie Wright - http://theveryworstmissionary.com
Jamie Wright, aka The Very Worst missionary, joins the show to discuss how to practice honesty, depression, #Blessed, who should or shouldn't go or short-term mission trips and she finally answers if she is indeed N.T. Wright’s potty mouthed niece.
Jamie writes at THE VERY WORST MISSIONARY. Her and her husband live in California and have three boys, one of which has already grown up and lives on his own. Jamie and I met each other a few years ago through some mutual friends, although we have never met in person. Isn’t that cool how in 2014 you can have friends that you have actually never met face to face. Love it! In this podcast we discussed our kids growing up (she says middle school is the hardest), sex trafficking, Jamie’s trips with Exodus Road, and how Jamie is supposed to be writing a book.
Jamie Wright et Isabelle Poirier partagent leur expérience particulière étant à la fois interprète en danse… et mère. Elles nous expliquent la façon dont leur corps et leur vie ont [ … ]
Sermon from Sunday, June 16, 2013. Jamie Wright preaching.
AFTERBUZZ TV – The Game of Thrones edition, is a weekly “after show” for fans of HBO's Game of Thrones. In this show, host Dave Klein breaks down the season 3 finale, taped live at the Jon Lovitz Comedy Club at Universal City Walk, in which Joffrey challenges Tywin; Bran tells a ghost story; Dany waits to see if she is a conqueror or a liberator. There to help Dave are co-hosts Kristen Snyder and Sara Stretton. Also joining the conversation are special guests Eric Ladin (AMC's The Killing's Jamie Wright) and Rider Strong (Boy Meets World & Girl Meets World). Make sure to check out Rider Strong's website http://www.literarydisco.com ! It's Game of Thrones “Mhysa” podcast! Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV For more of your post-game wrap up shows for your favo --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gameofthrones09/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
A featured blog by Jamie Wright and a conversation with C.J. Hitz.
Carl and Richard talk to Jamie Wright about what .NET Developers can learn about Rails.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations
Carl and Richard talk to Jamie Wright about what .NET Developers can learn about Rails.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations
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