Podcast appearances and mentions of Jane Martin

Discover the power of networking for your business in this insightful conversation with networking expert Jane Martin. Learn the different types of networking events, from structured to informal, and how to make the most of each one. Gain practical tips on building genuine relationships, avoiding common networking pitfalls, and leveraging local connections to grow your business.Whether you love it or hate it, this episode will change the way you approach networking and unlock new opportunities for your venture. Tune in for unique insights that will transform your networking strategy.Created and hosted by Sian Murphy with regular co-hosts Michele Yianni-Attard, Kay Best, Rachael Bryant and occasionally Adelle Martin.Find out how to be a guest or patron of the show at https://thewomeninbusinessradioshow.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-women-in-business-radio-show--1228431/support.

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To mark World Refill Day 2024, we talk to Jane Martin, the CEO of City to Sea, a campaigning non-profit with a mission to prevent plastic pollution at source. World Refill Day is a global campaign to prevent plastic pollution and help people live with less waste. It's a day of action each year, designed to create an alternative vision of the future and to accelerate the transition away from single-use plastic towards refill & reuse systems. City to Sea develops and supports upstream solutions to give individuals, communities and businesses practical ways to replace single-use plastic in their lives, shopping baskets and operations. City to Sea are specialists in behaviour change and creative communications and they develop innovations including the Refill app and Refill Return Cup to shift the dial from linear to circular. For the past five years Jane Martin has been working as Head of Development at City to Sea, leading project work developing refill and reuse infrastructure in food-to-go and retail sectors, and she has recently been promoted to CEO. Jane has broad experience across environmental, FMCG, retail, and culture sectors. In ten years' time Jane wants to “look back and see a transformed circular economy where we value all the precious resources in the system and where we've abandoned our damaging throwaway culture.” Jane summarises a report from the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, which categorizes packaging refill & reuse systems into four types: refill on-the-go, refill at home, return from home, and return on-the-go. Each of those four categories has its own challenges around user needs, logistics, infrastructure and control systems. City to Sea focuses on refill on-the-go and return on-the-go, and we unpack those. Jane talks about some of the practical schemes that City to Sea has supported, and shares the insights and learnings gleaned so far.

An annual tradition for many students and teachers is looking for summer employment. During the 1940s, these jobs were becoming easier to find, with a recovering American economy and the war overseas. Jane Martin, former missionary in East Africa, lists a few of the summer jobs that she held in the 1940s to pay her way through Mars Hill College in North Carolina: "I worked for the government at the Department of Interior, and I worked for the Department of Navy." Interviewer: "In Washington, DC, those things are possible." "You know, but you don't say that I—you were sorting mail and things like that. (both laugh) You weren't—yes. I worked one summer for a community program for underprivileged children. I worked for a department store, but I wasn't working in the store; I was in the warehouse. And to my amazement, they came to me one day, and I thought, Oh my, have I done something wrong? They said, Come with us. We want to talk to you about something. And they put me on the loading dock, as a fourteen-year-old, to receive the trucks as they came in. Their concern was—I had a—I was sitting in a little enclosed room. Their concern was that the language would be pretty bad. But when the truckers arrived bringing in the goods for the department store, they see this young teenager, (both laugh) and they—they minded their language." Dr. Eugene Jud, former executive director of Caritas in Waco, remembers an encounter he had while teaching in Corpus Christi: "At the end of that year, we had a big PTA meeting on the end of the year. A man came up, was a big old guy; name was George Bellows. He said he just wanted to meet the teacher that helped his son become a public speaker. I accepted his comments, and that was fine." Jud describes how that meeting helped him in the summer of 1941, when he was looking for a temporary job: "Teachers always do a little moonlighting. So I went out to the naval air station. Just everybody would be going out there from all over the country; they—they were applying. So we'd go to the personnel department, and I sat there a long time waiting for my turn. And one of the guys who came in, I said, ‘Who are you waiting for?' And he said, ‘I come—I'm waiting to see George Bellows.' And I said, ‘Who's he?' He said, (laughs) ‘Oh, he's the guy [who] runs this place.' I said, ‘Is he George Bellow Jr.'s dad?' He said, ‘Yeah—that's'—and said, ‘I'm George's good friend.' So I—that gave me an idea. So instead of going and seeing a personnel man or filling out all the forms, well, I went in to see George Bellows. (laughter) "I introduced—he remembered me. And he asked what I wanted, and I told him I wanted a summer job. And he just said—he buzzed his little buzzer and called for his personnel director. And he says, ‘Put this man on.' (laughter) The personnel director was very smart. He asked me a question or two, and he said, 'I'll tell you what: you report here tomorrow, and you report in my department. You'll be one of the personnel.' So I became one of the members of the personnel staff." As long as a college education is not free and educators are underpaid, many students and teachers will continue to seek out temporary jobs during the summer months. Sorting mail in the 1940s. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Among all the talk about ‘knowledge economy' it is easy to forget that universal schooling is a relatively new phenomenon. Mandated first in a few European countries in the 18th century, it did not reach many others until the 20th. And the idea that women have an equal right to be educated frequently encountered stiff opposition, often from the privileged who feared that knowledgeable females would upset the social status quo.Just about everywhere, the right to women's education was hard won: for instance Bal Gangadhar Tilak, one of the influential leaders of Indian independence movement, campaigned vociferously for decades against sending girls to school, complaining that it would lead to increased competition for jobs and to women neglecting their ‘domestic duties'. Mary Carpenter, the acclaimed Victorian education reformer, maintained that neatness and needlework, rather than a full academic curriculum, were ‘essential to a woman'.Fast forward to 2024 and even though the gap between male and female educational attainment has narrowed world-wide, there are still many places where women lag behind, even in something as basic as literacy. According to UNESCO, women today account for almost two-thirds of all adults unable to read. So how did we get here? And how can we close this gap? Iszi Lawrence follows the story of women's education with Jane Martin, Professor of Social History of Education at Birmingham University; Parimala V. Rao, Professor of the History of Education at Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi; Dr. Karen Teoh, Associate of the Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies at Harvard and World Service listeners.(Photo: Teenage girls and boys learning in classroom. Credit: Maskot/Getty Images)

In this episode, Budi sits down with Bob Krakow to talk about his career in teaching acting for screen. A graduate of Tufts University, Bob Krakower started his teaching career at the American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco. Mentored by Conservatory Director Allen Fletcher, he was teaching first year graduate acting, directing projects, and given the job of Associate Director of Conservatory at the age of twenty-four.  He then went on to work in the same capacity with Mr. Fletcher at the National Theatre Conservatory.Soon after that, he took over the acting program at another landmark institution, the Tony Award winning Actors Theatre of Louisville, where he was a resident director for the company as well. He was one of the main creative forces behind ATL's Shorts Festivals, producing and/or directing over 100 projects, including world-premieres by Howard Korder, Lanford Wilson, Jane Anderson, Jane Martin, and many more.He served as Director of the Atlantic Theatre Company Acting School, running both the Professional and NYU Undergraduate Divisions. And along with Earle Gister, Lloyd Richards, J. Michael Miller, and others, is a founding faculty member of The Actor's Center in New York. He has been a guest teacher at Yale, Harvard, & NYU and created Screen Acting Programs at UNCSA and Juilliard, where he is currently teaching.In addition to his rich theatrical background, he spent a year learning the business side of acting from Susan Smith at her highly respected agency in New York and worked in film & television casting on several projects for ABC, MTV, Paramount, HBO, Nickelodeon, and others.As an on-camera director he has helmed multiple television episodes, and his documentary film “John Pinette: You Go Now” was selected as the opening night feature at the Cinequest Film Festival.For over thirty years, he has coached on countless film & television productions; hired by studios, networks, producers, writers, directors, and actors alike. Started in 1992, he teaches one of the longest ongoing acting classes in NYC. And whether he's working with students, celebrities, stand-ups, or actors, he does so with what Emmy Award Winning Director Michael Lembeck has called “the most passionate, kindest, and brightest approach I've ever seen.”Support the show2024 Audio Play Festival submissions "Sounds of Home"If you enjoyed this week´s podcast, please leave a review on Apple Podcasts. To submit a question: Voice- http://www.speakpipe.com/theatreofothers Email- podcast@theatreofothers.com Show Credits Co-Hosts: Adam Marple & Budi MillerProducer: Jack BurmeisterMusic: https://www.purple-planet.comAdditional compositions by @jack_burmeister

Mary Moore wrote and published a pamphlet accusing a group of witches in Northumberland of causing her children to fall ill and encounter demons. Three out of the four witches accused would either die in jail awaiting a trial for witchcraft, or be executed in 1650 in Newcastle. We're joined by Katie Liddane who helps us go through the pamphlet and understand it's repercussions. This episode is dedicated to Jane Martin.

Donnie and Jane Martin have served in church planting overseas, pastoral ministry in the US, and OIC training in France. In this episode of BC Worldwide, you'll hear their story as well as their passion for helping saints mature through biblical counseling.

Business Connections is what it's all about for Jane Martin, Business Connection who works with the FSB (Federation of Small Business) as well as her own clients.Jane is experienced in the hospitality industry where she brings her expertise to help other businesses. We hear her story and how she shifted her business through covid to make the most of, and to monetise her skills - no mean feat when what you offer has than intagible element to it.Listen to the discussion and along the way pick up ideas about routine, failure and making things happen.Connect with the show community, articles and ideas at our Substack https://thewomeninbusinessradioshow.substack.com/

Business Connections is what it's all about for Jane Martin, Business Connection who works with the FSB (Federation of Small Business) as well as her own clients.Jane is experienced in the hospitality industry where she brings her expertise to help other businesses. We hear her story and how she shifted her business through covid to make the most of, and to monetise her skills - no mean feat when what you offer has than intagible element to it.Listen to the discussion and along the way pick up ideas about routine, failure and making things happen.Connect with the show community, articles and ideas at our Substack https://thewomeninbusinessradioshow.substack.com/

In this episode, we discuss with guest Jane Martin, Executive Manager of the Obesity Policy Coalition (OPC) and Alcohol and Obesity Policy at Cancer Council Victoria, the tipping points on tobacco and obesity in Australia and how we can leverage advocacy for action. Jane has worked in tobacco control for 20 years, commencing with Action on Smoking and Health (ASH) Australia, as well as the role of Policy Manager with Quit Victoria. Jane has extensive experience in public health advocacy and policy development, and in building the evidence to supporting legislative and policy reforms. In 2011 she was awarded a Jack Brockhoff Churchill Fellowship and undertook the Williamson Community Leadership program in 2013. She has published papers on tobacco and obesity policy reform issues and has presented at national and international public health conferences. Jane has a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) majoring in Public Policy, a Masters in Public Health, and an Honorary Doctorate (Deakin University).

Let's Talk About Keely and Du. Season 3 - Episode 1: Having a Conversation in a Peaceful Way.A Public Fit Theatre Company is an award-winning ensemble theatre based in Las Vegas, Nevada. In this episode of Behind the Buzz, Producing Director Joe Kucan and Artistic Director Ann-Marie Pereth continue the conversation about their staged reading of Jane Martin's Keely and Du with director Adrienne Showker. They discuss acts of love, acts of cruelty and the value in being uncomfortable.Behind the Buzz is a production of A Public Fit Theatre Company. Copyright 2022, all rights reserved. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this show, taped live at Hopscotch Coffee, we talk with Jane Martin, Anagha Gore, and Amy Thompson about the work of ERI and how we can coordinate to improve our relationships with each other and our environment. ERI Crowdfunding Campaign: https://crowdfunding.iu.edu/climate-change-internships Recommended Indiana-Native Plants for Attracting Pollinators: https://extension.entm.purdue.edu/publications/POL-6/POL-6.html   

Some life partners first spot each other from across a crowded room. But not Helen Malone. With a piece of birthday cake in hand, she literally bumped into her future wife, Jane Martin from behind, at a birthday party for a mutual friend back in 2002. From the moment they met, the lives of both women changed rapidly. And while their lives today on Cape Cod -- with three dogs – seems like the picture of domestic bliss, their back stories include marriages by both women to former husbands... three kids of Helen's – one by artificial insemination... Jane's journey to becoming a parent, and even a child custody battle that, at one point in their relationship, tested Helen and Jane's collective mettle. In this interview with PFLAG Cape Cod's Rick Koonce, Jane and Helen, together now for over 19 years, describe what they say are the secrets to creating and sustaining a loving, long-term lesbian marriage. What matters most, they say, are good communication, patience, compromise, and the courage and confidence to be yourself.   Please click the button to subscribe so you don't miss any episodes and leave a review if your favorite podcast app has that ability. Thank you!   For more information, visit the PFLAG Cape Cod website: https://www.pflagcapecod.org/podcasts.html   © 2022 PFLAG Cape Cod

This podcast exists because for all of us on our team, someone fueled our passion for movies. Connections can be drawn between actors, writers, and in the case of this episode, directors like Alfred Hitchcock and Steven Spielberg. We have two guests in the studio for this episode. Ben Clemmer's brother Don is a lifelong cinephile and provided an early influence for interests like comics, Star Wars, Batman, and The Lord of the Rings. Don is also the seventh guest to appear on Storytelling Breakdown who was once a student of Jane Martin. Jane is a professor of communication at the University of Saint Francis and this episode was a welcome throwback to her Film as Art class. The award winning episode of Batman: The Animated Series, Heart of Ice is the subject of this episode's Spotlight. Our guest is Bryant Rozier and he is introduced around the 48:13 mark.Subscribe to Storytelling Breakdown wherever you get your podcasts. You can find out more about this show at storytellingbreakdown.com. There you can also find our blog community and support us through Patreon. You can contact us via email at info@storytelling-breakdown.com or using the Storytelling Breakdown Facebook or Instagram.Storytelling Breakdown is hosted by co-founders Ben Clemmer and Caleb Meyer. Our theme music is by Kurt Roembke. Our logo is by Daniel Church. Stephen Stachofsky joins us as a producer, writer, and editor. Our social media coordinator is Ella Abbott. Our podcast is hosted by John Dawkins and Wayneshout Productions. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Join Ashford Baptist Church, live from ABC for our all-age service led by Lorna Sylvester and Jane Martin. This week Lorna will be looking at the life of Job. If you would like to attend our church services, please contact the church office.

Jane Martin, Executive Manager of the Obesity Policy Coalition, told Tom Elliott it was a great idea. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This recording is made up of snippets from the online worship service live-streamed on May 30, 2021, 10:30am at Edgeboro Moravian Church. The voices and music you'll hear are of Rev. Dan Miller (singing and preaching), Kyle Borowski (reading), Gayle Justice (singing and organ), Jane Martin (singing), Megan Weikert (singing), Alice Durner (singing), and Andrew Miller (singing). Listen to these Worship by Phone recordings anywhere you get podcasts or call 610-285-8235 to listen to the most recent recording.

This recording is made up of snippets from the online worship service live-streamed on April 18, 2021, 10:30am at Edgeboro Moravian Church. The voices and music you'll hear are of Rev. Dan Miller, Jane Martin (singing), Megan Weikert (singing), and Gayle Justice (piano). Listen to these Worship by Phone recordings anywhere you get podcasts or call 610-285-8235 to listen to the most recent recording.

This recording is made up of snippets from the Palm Sunday online worship service live-streamed on March 28, 2021, 10:30am at Edgeboro Moravian Church. The voices you'll hear are of Rev. Dan Miller, Jane Martin, Spencer Smith, Madison Hoff, and Makenna Hoff. We are grateful for music from Gayle Justice, Bill Burkhardt, Jennika Borger, Steve Henning, and Megan Weikert. Listen to these Worship by Phone recordings anywhere you get podcasts or call 610-285-8235 to listen to the most recent recording.

HSBC Elite Becomes Shamanic Artist Ep55 Jane Martin Jane Martin spent 25 years flying high for HSBC in the corporate world in Asia, Europe and the US, working globally. When Jane recieved a vaccine she had a life changing adverse reaction. Jane is now a practicing Shaman and is now a prolific artist. Janes mentoring approach is to: listen, intuit, work with you. Challenging and questioning beliefs. Mix of traditional, intuitive, spiritual, art based and shamanic approaches. Whatever fits. There is no set way. NO CENSORSHIP HERE FOLKS! It's a motivational podcast - a funny podcast to listen to. If you are fans of the Joe Rogan Podcast or The James English Podcast or the Joey Diaz Podcast then you might well enjoy this NEW UK podcast. #shaman #Art #chewthechatpodcast Enjoy this guys. LIKE SUBSCRIBE RATE REVIEW and tell a friend and our luck will never end. Thank you everyone x SHOW LINKS • News letter • Jane Lisa Martin - Web • Jane Lisa Martin - Instagram • JLMArt2021 - Instagram • Janes first Podcast - Ep7 • 'Me All Over' Demo - The Digital Hill Gentlemans Association - Dropbox • Find Out Whats Actually Happening in the Uk - UK COLUMN • Podbible - Podbible Magazine SHOW SPONSORS • Go Deep Flotation - 10% discount code (Chew) • Lincoln Cryo Lab - 10% discount code (Chew) • Anchor Podcast Hosts CHEW THE CHAT PODCAST • Chew The Chat on Web • Chew The Chat on YouTube • Chew The Chat on Instagram PRODUCTION • Aidan Turner inceres PRIVACY • For information regarding your data privacy please visit: Privacy

Hello Theatre Family! We are back on topic! *applause applause* Today we are joined by Nicole Rothleutner, Brianna Engels and Amy Borash to talk all things “Talking With”, a new production from Brainerd Community Theatre premiering this Thursday. Please note: Any opinions expressed are that of our own. Donate to The Actor's Fund: https://actorsfund.org/Donate to Broadway Cares - Equity Fights AIDS: https://broadwaycares.org/Visit our website: www.icantihaverehearsalpodcast.comSubscribe on iTunes: https://apple.co/2GsGe9QDon't forget to rate the podcast and leave a review!Follow on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2SKfoBpListen on Google Play: https://shorturl.at/hAKTXFollow Us on Social Media:Twitter: www.twitter.com/icihrpodcastFacebook: www.facebook.com/icantihaverehearsalpodcastInstagram: www.instagram.com/icantihaverehearsalpodcast

Jane Martin, executive manager of the Obesity Policy Coalition, told Neil Mitchell advertisers would not be able to "target" kids with unhealthy foods under the policy. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode Nine: I sit down with Sarah Jane Martin and rehash our parents stoner stories. From her dad's appearance in a book to her wild sound check concert experience, Sarah takes us for a ride. Please check her out on Instagram!! She also hosts a podcast called “high and Dryfuss”.

Dr. Jane Martin, a maternal-fetal medicine fellow at Ochsner Health, received her COVID-19 vaccine while pregnant with her third child. She talks about her decision to get vaccinated and her advice for people who are pregnant. Also, legendary conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh has died, his wife announced on his talk show today. NPR's David Folkenflik discusses Limbaugh's legacy.

Speaking on the power of Authenticity in leadership, the rise of the Corporate Feminine and investing in humanity versus diversity, executive coach and intuitive, Alison Pothier, JOINS fellow intuitive coach Jane Martin for a second time.Previously a MD and COO in investment banking turned transformational coach, facilitator and filmmaker, Alison Pothier's ACTUALIZE series explores all areas considered en route to the expression of one's authentic self.  From career to spiritual expression, episodes speak to the challenges, insights and even therapies encountered while endeavoring to self-actualize.  Continuing their discussion in episode two, Alison & Jane share their thoughts and insights on the role of AUTHENTICITY, the power of embracing our 'FEMININE' as well as our 'MASCULINE' qualities and the need to RIP THE LABELS OFF in our personal and professional lives ... to create a more authentic, human-lead organization.   Drawing on their own personal experiences as senior female executives who have each experienced deeply soulful and purposeful journeys of self-awareness and self-actualization in their lives,  they share their personal as well as professional insights about the importance of 'authenticity' in deriving a personal and professional sense of success and inspired contribution. Links:ALISON POTHIER .COMINSIDEOUTRETREATS.COMJANE MARTIN .COMTheme Song:"From the Inside Out"Lyrics by Alison PothierMusic and Voice by Sarah WarwickThe Naked Pharmacy Subscribe and use code IOR for 20% off individual orders and ongoing orders.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Actualize)

Host, Alison Pothier, previously a MD and COO in investment banking turned intuitive and executive coach, facilitator and filmmaker joins fellow intuitive & coach Jane Martin for a discussion on the role and significance of SELF-ACTUALIZATION in our lives.  Drawing on their own personal experiences as senior female executives who have each experienced a deeply spiritual and purposeful deconstruction and reconstruction of their lives,  they share their personal as well as professional insights about the importance of 'actualization' in the journey toward fulfillment and the recovery of the true, authentic self.Websites referenced in this podcast:www.alisonpothier.comwww.janelisamartin.comUse Code: "ACTUALIZE" for 10% off an introductory coaching session when contacting either presenter through the contact page on their websites.Theme Song:"From the Inside Out"Lyrics by Alison Pothier Music and Voice by Sarah WarwickSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Actualize)

Jane Martin, or @JaneCanDoSE4 on Twitter, has her hand in many of the local initiatives which have helped create strong community ties in Crofton Park and South East London - including the netball team where Muna and Catriona first met. Jane has lived in South East London for almost 40 years and tweets and blogs constantly about the area. She is passionate about the community and supporting local businesses. She has played an integral role in lots of local activities and festivals, as well as local sports. We speak to Jane about building strong local ties, the importance of sport and how she finds joy. In this episode, we talk about: The start of the netball team, which is where our podcasts host first met (1:04)Jane's resilience and optimism, where this comes from and how she maintains it (3:55)Being a community champion in South East London (6:29) The Crofton Column - Jane's blog and finding new things to report on during lockdown (7:54) How Jane has maintained joy during lockdown through cycling and playing tennis (9:15)Finding joy through the rediscovery of jigsaw puzzles (11:40) Volunteering initiatives Jane has joined this year to help during the pandemic (12:48) The influence of Jane's family on how she finds joy in sport now (15:11) If you want to find out more about Jane, take a look at her Twitter @JaneCanDoSE4 where you'll also find links to her blog. Be part of the conversationWhich sports bring you joy, and how has finding joy changed for you this year?Find us on Instagram @portrait_of_a_londoner Facebook @Portrait of a Londoner Twitter @portraitpodcastor email us at portraitofalondoner@gmail.comWe are completely self funded so if you would like to support us we would be extremely grateful: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=34411265Please rate, review and subscribe to our podcast! If you've enjoyed this episode, why not send it to a friend? 

To launch the History of Education Society UK's brand new podcast during this year's virtual conference, we spoke to Professor Jane Martin about the 150th anniversary of the 1870 Education Act. We talk about how and why the Act emerged; its connections to early socialist and feminist movements; the impact of the Act on working-class children and girls' education; how the Act played a role in the early development of the welfare state; and what we can learn about education provision and local democracy in the twenty-first century.You can follow the History of Education Society UK on Twitter, or learn more about our events, publications, and conferences on our website. 

Today's guest is author and McGill Professor Jane Martin. Jane moved to Montreal to learn and later teach and she discusses that experience with Jesse. They'll also discuss some of the stories she's written and even a couple of audio documentaries she worked on. Church Closing Documentary - https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1726186472 Don’t forget to check out our Patreon for extra bonus content and a way to support the show - https://www.patreon.com/fclpodcast You can get your own FCL Face Mask, check out our merch on Teespring – https://www.teespring.com/fclpodcast

Melody is first up and tells us about some events and blogs to check out then Jesse gives a quick preview of next week's guest Professor and Writer Jane Martin. Enjoy the bonus question and tune in next week to hear the whole interview with Jane! Don’t forget to check out our Patreon for extra bonus content and a way to support the show - https://www.patreon.com/fclpodcast You can get your own FCL Face Mask, check out our merch on Teespring – https://www.teespring.com/fclpodcast

Interview with Jane Martin. She explains how taking opportunities have progressed her career and some of the challenges she faced whilst developing herself. Jane made the most of the situation by tackling the challenge head-on but also rising to the challenge. She clearly has future proofed herself and taken advice but made her own choices throughout her career. WEBSITE: https://davidyeabsley.co.uk/ BOOK: https://amzn.to/35M4UqS --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/future-proof-yourself/support

Progressive Mind Center Podcast Show Notes Interview with Jane Martin Host: Thomas R. Metzinger, LCSW, CCHt -Tom is a therapist, hypnotist, and personal trainer. He specializes in working with trauma and anxiety disorders. Tom is passionate about empowering others through physical fitness, emotional regulation, relaxation, and by challenging negative thought patterns. Co-Host: Dr. Terri Prescott -Dr. Terri Prescott is a physician who practices psychiatry with children, adolescents, and adults. She has embraced a “bio-psycho-social” approach to patient care throughout the course of her career.  She appreciates how a person's life experiences may impact his or her biology. Those unseen biological changes in the brain and body may lead to emotional distress. Dr. Prescott believes that every person's mental health needs are unique and require individualized treatment planning to improve functioning. Guests: Jane Martin Jane shares her story of overcoming mental health challenges in her life with an emphasis on the current CoronaVirus Crisis.  *Learn more about Tom, Dr. Terri Prescott, and the Progressive Mind Center: Website https://promindcenter.com Facebook https://www.facebook.com/promindverobeach Instagram https://www.instagram.com/promindcenter/ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCy0DQIV90GvzAPOzcwAQj9w?view_as=subscriber --- 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/suggestiblemind/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/suggestiblemind/support

Hey, hello welcome to episode 007 of Chew The Chat Podcast with Sam Souls. This episode is a big one! Jane shares her fascinating story - flying high in the 1% of the 1% as a financier in Hong Kong as the global property portfolio manager for HSBC until one day her instinctual feelings came to her rescue when a vaccine she received caused an adverse reaction that almost killed her. Jane's life was never the same and her dramatic u-turn in life began. Jane is now a practising shaman and holistic practitioner and has launched her project The Heart Shed where she uses her experience to help others to re connect to themselves. . SHOW LINKS• Jane Martin https://www.facebook.com/janelisam/• PODBIBLE https://podbiblemag.com • SHOW SPONSORS• Go Deep Floatation https://www.godeepfloatation.com• Go Deep Instagram https://instagram.com/godeepfloatation?igshid=mz0gwdo4irpd •10% discount code (Chew)• Lincoln Cryo Lab https://lincolncryolab.co.uk • Lincoln Cryo Lab on Facebook  https://www.facebook.com/mattfrost23/10% discount code (Chew) • CHEW THE CHAT PODCAST • https://chewthechatpodcast.podbean.com/• Chew The Chat on Instagram https://instagram.com/chewthechatpodcast?igshid=1tg2dkgazlowq• Chew the Chat on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Chew-The-Chat-Podcast-1143590079167060/• Chew The Chat on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwh7lNk8x0Tm5DHuJzWrGtQ • PRIVACY For information regarding your data privacy please visit https://www.acast.com/en/privacy

Pat East talks with Jane Martin, a retired venture capitalist and former Board Chair for The Mill, about finding product-market fit for startups that add tech to "sleepy" markets.

At least 140 Australians die prematurely every day from an obesity-related disease. Obesity and related health issues have only gotten worse over the last few decades. Join Sam and Chris as they invite Dr Jane Martin from the Obesity Policy Coalition and Professor Rob Moodie from the University of Melbourne to chat about the issue, and what the potential policy answers are. Sugar tax, anyone?

The Husbands discuss plan of award, board bureaucracy, and The Mystery of Jane Martin. Join Christopher Basile and Alexander Price for a highly opinionated ploy by one man to trick his husband into caring about award shows, one con at a time…

Jane Martin from Birthright of Frederick Birthright is available to women for as long as they need us. We offer love, friendship, and support to women who are pregnant or think they may be pregnant.  Birthright is interdenominational and is not involved in any political activities, or lobbying. Birthright’s focus is on loving the mother, reminding her that there is hope and ensuring she is not alone.

  Season Three begins with the shocking story of a missing person. In 2012, Jane Martin was living life as usual with her husband, Jim, and their two children. Then, on December 10, 2012, Jim went missing. Nearly six years have gone by and there are still no answers for Jane. This Nebraska family will have to wait a total of seven years to have Jim declared 'presumed dead,' and receive any financial assistance. An average of 90,000 people are missing in the USA, according to the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs), a national database for missing people. So, unfortunately, the Martins are not alone. Jane shares the difficult story of where Jim's vehicle was found, and what she thinks happened to her husband. She talks about a life in limbo and offers advice for anyone in this devastating position. Listen To the Episode: [spp-player]

Talking Social Work was an event held on 13 September 2018 to mark the 50th Anniversary of the Social Work (Scotland) Act 1968 - to celebrate, reflect on the journey so far and look to the future. Jane Martin, Chief Social Work Officer at Dundee City Council reflects on her social work journey, the changes she's seen and her views of the future. Jane is a qualified social worker with over 35 years experience, mainly within children's services and community justice, having worked mostly in Fife and Dundee. Transcript of episode Music Credit: Make your dream a reality by Scott Holmes

Wednesday Breakfast rundown May 2, 2018 7:00   Acknowledgement of country 7:05   Alice Payne QUT on ethical shopping for a winter coat 7:15  Euan Ritchie, Deakin University on the southern brown bandicoot in 'novel environments' in southeastern Melbourne 7:30   Jane Martin, Executive Manager, Obesity Policy Coalition; a re-broadcast of interview from October 2017 7:45    Cryptographic protocols that support a free and democratic society with Dr Vanessa Teague, Department of Computing and Information Systems University of Melbourne 8:00    Tim Jones on the ANZACS and myth-making in Australia8:15   Denis Muller on the Senate Inquiry on Australian content on broadcast, radio and streaming services. 

Can a person ever have too much jewelry? Yes, sometimes, but how do you choose what and how to give it away? The answer is to donate to The Women's Shelter Jewelry Project! This 20 year old project now has donation boxes at 6 sites on Bainbridge and others in Seattle. Donated jewelry is sorted, cleaned, repaired and sent to domestic violence shelters on both the Kitsap County and Seattle sides to bring a smile to these fragile women who have lost almost everything. Micki Lippe, founder, and Jane Martin, BARN member -both jewelers- speak about this project and an upcoming sorting event happening on April 8, from 1-4 pm at the BARN. Everyone is welcome,  ages from 10 on up, to sort through the donated jewelry into sections for repair, fine quality, and so on. Listen here as Micki and Jane tell us about the benefit and fun of donating your un-worn jewelry, which includes all kinds, qualities, and conditions. You, too, can share in the pleasure of turning a luxury item into a feel good item to bring happiness to another woman. Again, join us at BARN Jewelry Studios Sunday April 8 from 1-4pm to have the fun of sorting donated jewelry. BARN is located at 8890 Three Tree Lane, across from Reliable Storage. All skill levels of jewelry knowledge are welcome! For more information and a list of donation dropoff sites, visit SeattleMetalsGuild.org. Credits:  BCB host: Carolyn Goad; audio tech: Chris Walker; audio editor and social media publisher Diane Walker.

New research has shown that 50% of supermarket foods specifically targeted at children are unhealthy. Jane Martin, Executive Manager of the Obesity Policy Coalition Australia explains why she wants all branding of this kind banned.

To love or not to love? The play focuses on the ups and downs of one oddly perfect couple. The playwright, Jane Martin, presents two shattered and fragile individuals in an attempt to reveal how ridiculous love is when clung to as a means of self-appraisal. www.latheatrebites.com

Jane Martin talked about her experiences as a child with rationing at home and in school. She talked about her feelings and her parents feelings about FDR, and the images of war that made to the movies. She talked about propaganda on the radio and through Hollywood stars.

From BCB... http://bestofbcb.org/wu-267-may-events-at-barn/ May at the BARN offers a wide variety of learning opportunities, including: May 15: Introduction to Raspberry Pi, a $35 open-source computer that fits in the palm of your hand May 21-22:  Make bone bookmaking tools and objects by hand with Jim Croft May 24: Viscosity printing with Denise Kester and the monthly meeting of the Book Arts/letterpress group May 26: Writers Roundtable and Chiaroscuro Wood Cut Relief Carving with Ann Schuster May 28: Basic stone setting with round and square tubing, taught by Jennifer Stenhouse ... and on Mondays there will be a series of workshops on chain necklace-making taught by Jane Martin. For more information about these and other BARN offerings, visit the BARN website at http://www.bainbridgebarn.org. Credits: BCB host: Joanna Pyle; audio editor: Chris Walker; publisher: Diane Walker.

Damon Gameau is well-known as an Australian film and television actor. In 2014, he directed That Sugar Film, a documentary which examines the place of sugar in our diet. It follows Gameau as he puts himself on a sugar-laden regime consuming food that is normally considered healthy, such as fruit juice and cereals. The documentary will be released in the US in July and has now been followed by That Sugar Book. Jane Martin is Executive Manager of the Obesity Policy Coalition (OPC), based at the Cancer Council Victoria. She advocates for policy and regulatory reform to prevent overweight and obesity, with a focus on food marketing, labelling, and tax and pricing measures. For over twenty-five years, Jane has worked extensively in public health advocacy, firstly in tobacco control then in obesity prevention. Sarah Wilson (Chair) is The New York Times best-selling author and entrepreneur. Her career as a journalist spanned 20 years, across television, radio, magazines, newspapers and online. She is the author of the international best-sellers I Quit Sugar and I Quit Sugar For Life and is director and founder of IQuitSugar.com.

The Real Jane Martin is an acoustic rock duo from Chicago, IL. Musician-songwriters Mark Burns and Allen Rein formed TRJM in 2006 and have released two studio albums: Simple Math in 2009 and North of Nowhere in 2011.These guys are such fun and so creative. I highly recommend that you go see them live whenever they are nearby.

The Real Jane Martin Allen Rein Mark Burns joined me one evening for some wonderful music and quite a few laughs. Friends since ther days together at Actorand#39;s Studio of Louisville, Kentucky join forces with great pickinand#39; and excellent voices. I highly recommend their live performances and they are two on the nicest guys youand#39;ll ever meet.You can see them June 6, 2008 at Lillyand#39;s on Lincoln Ave. starting at 8 PM and then June 20, 2008 at the Elbo Room also on Lincoln Ave. for MOBfest starting at 8:30 PM.