Podcast appearances and mentions of jared miller

How can aviation play a pivotal role in combating human trafficking? In this episode, Jared Miller, CEO and Co-Founder of Freedom Aviation Network (FAN), joins us to share the mission and impact of his organization. FAN is pioneering efforts to transport survivors of human trafficking and their advocates, offering their services completely free of charge. Listen in to learn how pilots volunteer their time and skills, and aircraft owners contribute their resources, to provide essential support for counter-human trafficking efforts, ensuring survivors reach safe shelters. You can find show notes, resources and more at: https://tinyurl.com/mry253yy 

We Do Recover with Jared Miller - EP 150 - Dirty Details of Drug Testing, Anthony Provenza

In this episode of The Frictionless Experience, we dive into the world of digital analytics, data-driven storytelling,  and personalization with Jared Miller, Senior Director of Web Analytics and Personalization at Kendra Scott.Jared shares his expertise in harnessing the power of data to unveil the stories that lead to impactful digital transformations, create better user experiences, and generate incremental revenue. Discover how Kendra Scott optimizes the online shopping experience through strategic personalization, A/B testing, and a focus on creating seamless customer journeys. Join us as we…Learn how to leverage data analytics for deeper customer insights and enhanced digital experiences.Explore the importance of personalization in building customer loyalty and increasing engagement.Uncover the secrets behind successful testing programs that lead to innovation and revenue gains.

We Do Recover with Jared Miller - EP 147 - Free Wheeling with The Hosts

In the latest riveting episode of We Do Recover with Jared Miller, hosts Counselor Jared Miller and Doctor Terry Sellers delve into a pressing issue that's been making headlines: the alarming rise in overdose deaths linked to Kratom. Episode 145, aptly titled "Deadly Kratom," is an eye-opening, informative, and deeply concerning discussion. This episode centers around two pivotal news articles that have recently shone a light on the dark side of Kratom use. The first, published by The Washington Post on February 20th, 2024, carries the harrowing title, "They take kratom to ease pain or anxiety. Sometimes, death follows." The second piece, a detailed investigation by the Tampa Bay Times from December 7th, 2023, echoes similar sentiments, revealing the shocking lack of regulation, inconsistent dosing instructions, and often undisclosed ingredients found in Kratom products. What makes Kratom so dangerous? As Jared and Terry expertly explain, it combines its unregulated nature and the public's lack of knowledge about its potential risks. Users seeking relief from pain or anxiety turn to Kratom, unaware of the fine line between its use and misuse, which can lead to fatal overdoses. The episode doesn't just highlight the problem; it also sparks an important conversation about the need for better regulation, education, and awareness regarding natural supplements like Kratom. With their engaging discussion, Jared and Terry shed light on the critical system gaps that allow such tragedies to occur. If you've ever considered using Kratom for its supposed health benefits, or if you're just interested in the complexities of substance use and regulation, "Deadly Kratom" is an episode you cannot afford to miss. Prepare to be captivated, informed, and perhaps even a bit alarmed as you dive into the depths of this significant health issue. Listen to Episode 145 of We Do Recover with Jared Miller now, and join the conversation on how we can all play a part in preventing future tragedies linked to Kratom and similar substances. This is more than just a podcast episode; it's a wake-up call to the dangers lurking in the unregulated corners of the supplement market. Don't miss it!

Dive into Jared Miller's transformation from actor to digital marketing maestro on this episode of Hard to Market Podcast. Discover the origins of That Funny Agency (TFA) and how humor powers serious marketing strategy. Hang on for an infotainment ride through agency life with storytelling at its core.Here are a few of the topics we'll discuss on this episode of Hard to Market Podcast.Growth from actor to agency CEO.Sketch comedy origins of That Funny Agency.Agile marketing—a That Funny Agency approach.Human-centric digital marketingOvercoming client education hurdlesResources:That Funny AgencyPodcast ChefConnect with Jared Miller:LinkedInConnect with our host, Brian Mattocks:LinkedInEmailQuotables:20:15 - And I think it's really interesting because marketers a lot of times and I've written about this in the past forget that like yeah you're your performance might be great. The search engine robots might say by the way you're doing it right but that doesn't necessarily mean you're doing it right it means you've managed to move needles that the robots say are important. Are you converting? Is it turning into money and at the end of the machine and so uh I think a lot of folks kind of miss that point and there's a lot of art there believe it or not and I'm sure you experienced this in determining whether or not the needles you've moved are actually the right needles to even look at I mean they they they people are focused on KPIs that are outdated sometimes and don't make sense.21:54 - Like oh yeah I can get you you know 200,000 views on YouTube, okay are they good views? Oh well are they in your target market? Are there people you know? And we run into it too in the podcast space it's like oh yeah I want you know, I want to be Joe Rogan. Does Joe Rogan's audience represent your ideal client and if that's the case you know maybe we can talk about how that might happen but for the vast majority of the businesses out there it really just doesn't make sense and you have to have to determine that.42:12 - They are the most important thing in your world. Treat them as such. Be it a place where you can respect that relationship more than anything else. Your spouse, your children your parents your sisters your friends your chosen family, and your family you're going to respect that. Be at a place that understands that team. Don't put it in a position where they're going to drop it and then look at them and say no you dropped the baton, no you ensure their success take care of them. And I'd say the last thing is relationships have to be partnerships if a client thinks of you as a partner and not a vendor you've done everything that we talked about today.13:37 - If you think you can do it alone you're a fool. If you're the smartest person in the room get out of that room, surround yourself with smarter wonderful people who have a proven track record people I've worked with in the past people I adore We call ourselves the TFA Avengers.15:33 - So the challenge has been I put to them we took two and a half years and I said all right guys let's look at the numbers here, I mean not bad considering like we were brand new right but I use up my Rolodex more or less. Kind of went through it now so we did some email marketing we dropped it out and we did some podcasting for a couple of things some content. I try to write my own LinkedIn's and we have social and it's all there but when I look at the numbers I go okay if I were my own client what would I say. The results aren't there so here's what we're doing, we are rebranding and repositioning still called That Funny Agency. I'm not changing that we are still powered by humor we're still in concept who we are but I brought in even better people to do this job who've done this before. Connect with our host, Brian Mattocks:LinkedInEmailSchedule a Free Podcast Consult

We Do Recover with Jared Miller - EP 142 - From Grief to Grace with Kristopher Spendlove

We Do Recover with Jared Miller - EP 140 - 12 Things That Mess Up Recovery pt2

Title: "Healing from Trauma: Unveiling the Journey with Caprice Compton" In the latest episode (138) of "We Do Recover" with host Jared Miller, the conversation delves deep into the intricate web of trauma, unraveling its roots from past childhood programming. Renowned guest Caprice Compton guides listeners through a transformative exploration, shedding light on the power of TMS (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) in the healing process. The episode goes beyond the surface, addressing the complexities of healing from physical, sexual, and mental abuse. Compton's insights provide a beacon of hope for both therapists and clients, offering valuable perspectives on navigating the challenging terrain of trauma recovery.

Once again, I had the pleasure of catching up with Jared Miller and speaking about his plan, based around 3 sentences, which will transform your fitnessJared is a true original in the iron game and his outlook will leave an impression on you, regardless of how you trainJared's Youtube channel can be found at...https://www.youtube.com/@Emevas———————————————Burpees For Beginnershttps://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0C39H6WPC/ref=nodl_?dplnkId=38e7f55a-7de6-427e-8ff1-e1f8593c9f3e————————————Fitness Blitz - 12 Weeks To Elite Conditioninghttps://koji.to/k/8Q7H————————————Support Me On Patreonhttps://www.patreon.com/user?u=81978146WRIST WRAP DISCOUNThttps://www.aqfsports.com?p=Hkl8KZW5qUse the code LEEH10————————————FOR ONLINE COACHING INQUIRIESMessage me on Instagram and we'll begin the consultation process. Let's enter the darkness together and make those gainsYou can also e mail me atstrongnconditioned@gmail.comInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com › strong...Lee | Online Coach (@strongandconditioned) • ...______________________Download the MacroFactor App and get the first two weeks free.https://macrofactorapp.comUse the code LEEHAZ

Episode 137 of the podcast "We Do Recover with Jared Miller" features an eye-opening talk with Jared Johnson, a dad, husband, snowboarder, music artist, and case manager at Steps Recovery Centers. In this episode, titled "Cocaine Psychosis with Jared Johnson," the host and his guest, both named Jared, get into the details of Johnson's early struggles with drugs. Johnson talks about how he managed to stop using drugs for five years in his late twenties, all on his own. But things took a turn for the worse when he got back with his band and started using cocaine again. He shares a scary experience where he thought his family was in danger while he was locked in a bathroom, a moment that was a big wake-up call for him. The story then shifts to how Johnson got his life back on track. He talks about how getting help, going to treatment, doing twelve-step work, and turning back to his faith helped him clean up his life. Now, he's been drug-free for five years. This episode is a real-life story of falling down and getting back up again. It's about the tough fight against addiction and how it's possible to come out stronger. Tune into "We Do Recover with Jared Miller" Episode 137 to hear Jared Johnson's moving story of recovery and hope.

In this riveting episode of We Do Recover with Jared Miller, episode 136 takes a deep dive into the intricate world of drug testing, featuring guest Anthony Provenza, a former laboratory scientist and current regional director for Precision Diagnostics. Provenza, alongside host Dr. Terry Sellers and counselor Jared Miller, unravels the complex details of urinalysis testing, a pivotal tool in the modern era of substance abuse treatment. The episode begins with a candid discussion about the murky past of drug screening, highlighting the "bad players" of over a decade ago who exploited drug testing for financial gain. Host Jared Miller articulates how these practices cast a shadow over the substance abuse treatment industry, metaphorically giving it a "black eye." As the conversation progresses, the trio delves into the technical nuances of drug testing methods. They compare the simpler point-of-cup or screening tests with the more advanced spectrometer lab-processed confirmation testing. With the advent of cutting-edge technology, they explain how providers can now obtain detailed reports of a patient's substance consumption, measured precisely down to nanograms per milliliter. The episode reaches its climax in the final twenty-five minutes, as the discussion pivots to the critical role of urinalysis in maintaining responsibility and accountability in treatment providers and pain clinic prescribers. The hosts and guest emphasize the importance of distinguishing between appropriate substance use and inappropriate substance abuse in patient care. This episode not only sheds light on the technicalities of drug testing but also underscores its significance in the realm of substance abuse treatment. It's a must-listen for anyone interested in the interplay of science, ethics, and healthcare in addressing addiction and recovery. Listen to episode 136 of We Do Recover with Jared Miller for an enlightening journey into the "Dirty Details of Drug Testing."

Dive into a compelling session of "We Do Recover with Jared Miller," where Episode 135 features the unconventional recovery journey of Bryce Conatser, a musical artist with a history of addiction. Bryce shares his current experience using medical marijuana to combat his methamphetamine and heroin dependencies while living in a sober house – a controversial method that's not often shared in recovery narratives. In episode 135, Jared invites listeners to approach Bryce's story with an open mind, exploring the potential of alternative paths to sobriety. This episode is a candid discussion about the complexities of addiction and the personalized nature of healing. Tune in to hear a raw, enlightening conversation that aims to broaden perspectives on recovery and the unique ways individuals seek their personal peace and rhythm in life. 

Episode 134 of "We Do Recover with Jared Miller" is here, and it's not your typical Halloween tale!

Ever thought Frankenstein-style surgeries might be the future of therapy? Jared Miller did! Kicking off the spooktacular episode with some Halloween jests, Jared and his co-host, Dr. Terry Sellers, joshed about the wild side of therapies. But fear not! Dawn McComb, a seasoned therapist, is here to bring clarity out of the chaos.  Enter: Brain Spotting therapy.

In this moving episode, counselor Jared Miller sits down with the indomitable Matt Blanchard. Matt's journey is one of heartache, resilience, and redemption. From the life-altering accident that left him paralyzed from the waist down to the darkest corners of his mind contemplating the permanence of his paralysis and battling suicidal thoughts, Matt's narrative takes listeners on an emotional roller coaster. One of the most harrowing aspects of Matt's story is his descent into opiate addiction. Initially seeking refuge from the physical and emotional torment, he became ensnared by the tight grip of Oxycontin. It wasn't until his daughter's painful realization and intervention that Matt recognized the slow poison of opioids coursing through him. But Matt's story isn't just one of adversity; it's also one of hope and rebirth. His poignant account of the struggle to put on socks for the first time post-accident is symbolic of the broader challenges many face. It's a powerful reminder that everyone, at some point, needs help "putting their socks on." Matt Blanchard epitomizes the human spirit's ability to overcome seemingly insurmountable odds. His message? With enough willingness, paths to recovery will unfold before you. This episode is not just a testimony to Matt's resilience but a beacon of hope for all those facing their darkest hours. We hope you enjoy this episode! Please share it with family & friends, someone in the world right now needs to hear it.

If you're looking for a podcast episode that mixes good vibes, laughs, and super useful info about getting help for drug or alcohol problems, you've got to check out Episode 130 of "We Do Recover with Jared Miller." Jared's guest, intake coordinator Kristy Angus from Steps Recovery Centers, proves to be an amazing guest. Her in-depth understanding of the subject provides listeners with a comprehensive view into the world of substance abuse treatment. Their conversation on the upcoming Recovery Days by USARA across Utah is not only informative but also well-structured, making it easy for listeners to jot down essential details about the events. What sets this episode apart, however, is the latter half, where Jared and Kristy tackle the myths and misconceptions about starting treatment services. They do an admirable job of breaking down the barriers and dispelling fears that many individuals or their families might have. The discussion about the four different levels of care, as well as the goals for each, is invaluable. The brilliance of this episode doesn't solely lie in its informative nature. The way Jared and Kristy weave humor throughout keeps listeners engaged. Their camaraderie is evident, making this episode feel more like a conversation between friends rather than a clinical discussion. For anyone who is considering services or has a loved one battling substance use disorder, this episode is a must-listen. It is packed with genuine insights, practical information, and a dose of laughter, making it both a resourceful guide and a comforting companion. Please share this with someone you know who could benefit from its content. 

Cyber security is still a relatively new field within information technology, so there is a lot of room for people with little to no experience to enter the field. In today's episode we're joined by Jared Miller, who gives us a look into this growing field. Jared is a Cyber Security Professional, husband, father, and personal finance advocate. He was born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia where he attended college at Clayton State University and began his career as an IT helpdesk and desktop support technician and became a traveling Cyber Security consultant who traveled throughout the US for client specific engagements. Since then he has started his own LLC in Cybersecurity and is currently living and working remotely in Mexico. We learned a lot in this episode and we know you will to! Enjoy! Our website: www.YourAdvisorsWillSeeYouNow.com Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook Send us an email: yawsynpodcast@gmail.com Support the podcast through Venmo: @YawsynPodcast

Welcome back to The Varsity Breakdown Podcast. On this episode I was fortunate enough to sit down with another great guest, Vista Grande alum and Wisconsin Lutheran College's own Conor Sullivan. Picking up right where we left off with the Summer Camp Podcast series, we talk about Conor's connection to the camp and the importance of being able to give back so soon. We talk about his time at Vista Grande and the changes within that he was able to take part in and ultimately leaving Arizona to head out east. We discuss the culture shock he experienced while being out on his own in Wisconsin and how the area has now changed his favorite food. From his first football experience in middle school to the importance of his family in his recruiting process, we learn all we can from the Warrior in Wisconsin. Special thank you to Jared Miller of the Casa Grande Public Library for his assistance and allowing The Varsity Breakdown in their space. This is episode forty-eight of The Varsity Breakdown Podcast. 

Welcome back to the Varsity Breakdown Podcast, and we have an exceptional guest for another great episode. We're picking up right where we left off with the Summer Camp Podcast series and having a conversation with another state champion in Casa Grande Cougars, Lelend Cevedia. The young man takes time from his busy camp schedule in Show Low to talk about his past, present and future. We touch on him winning a state championship in his freshman year, taking up wrestling in his sophomore year and how he anticipates his junior year at Union will unfold. This was a very special discussion where we got to see the other side of the student-athlete in an episode where you connect with them by their amazing upbringing, and make you want to cheer for them harder on game day. From his favorite subject to some of his favorite music artists, beyond the field Lelend proves he is nothing short of extraordinary. Special thank you to Jared Miller of the Casa Grande Public Library for his assistance and allowing the Varsity Breakdown in their space. This is episode forty-seven of the Varsity Breakdown Podcast. Relax and enjoy the show.

Once again we have the legendary Jared Miller on. One of my favourite guests for sure. Always a joy to talk all things strength training and nutrition with Jared

Guest Pascual Lozano (known as Paco) joins counselor & host Jared Miller to share his recovery story. Paco has had quite the journey, starting his life in California, where he first encountered mind-altering substances as a means to cope with childhood traumas. At just ten years old, he discovered the alluring escape of a stolen cigarette from his father, a path that led him to experiment with more potent substances over time. By the age of 21, Paco found himself in the firm grip of methamphetamine addiction. Seeking a fresh start, Paco set off to join his brother in Ogden, Utah, but a twist of fate stranded him in St George, Utah, instead. It was there he landed a job as a maintenance man at Motel 6. Paco's old habits, however, followed him to Utah, and he soon found himself facing multiple charges of drug possession and the prospect of a 10-year prison sentence. Choosing to take control of his life, Paco entered drug court and successfully completed the program. He credits the Southern Utah recovery community for being instrumental in helping him transform his life. Today, Paco is a beacon of hope and recovery. With multiple years of recovery under his belt, he is happily married to his wife, Kristy, and is a respected member of the Southern Utah community. In this episode, we discuss the difference between social, experimental, or recreational substance use versus physical dependency, otherwise known as addiction. Paco's story serves as a potent testament that change is indeed possible, inspiring those who are grappling with their own battles and assuring them that it's never too late to take a stand for a healthier, more fulfilling life. Tune in for an in-depth exploration of Paco's journey from addiction to recovery. We hope you enjoy this episode! 

Guest Matthew Traver joins counselor & host Jared Miller to share his recovery story. Matt describes a typical childhood, growing up in Wisconsin. He had no idea that playing with older friends in his neighborhood would lead to being sexually assaulted. Matt also shares a traumatic experience of witnessing domestic violence against his mother at the hands of her boyfriend. Matt reflects on how these events led him to isolate himself, leading to symptoms of depression which he looked to escape by abusing various chemicals. In typical progressive fashion, Matt's polysubstance use disorders placed him on a path to the wrong side of the criminal justice system. Today Matt reflects on those events saving his life! Through drug court supervision & outpatient SUD treatment services, Matt was able to rebuild his life. On the 4th of July, 2023, he celebrates four years clean! Matthew Traver has become a lighthouse for others seeking a new way to live. He started the 501-c3 non-profit organization Never Give Up. The organization's vision is to create transitional housing for individuals being released from jails/prisons to provide a path for lasting change. We hope you enjoy this episode! 

Pilots and Freedom Aviation Network founders Stephanie Lamar and Jared Miller founded the organization to bridge a gap in logistics support for survivors of human trafficking and their advocates. Plus, get caught up on the latest aviation news.

Dr. Terry Sellers & counselor Jared Miller discussed an article titled “Should Students Carry Naloxone? American Medical Association (AMA) Members Debate Policy Stance” from medpagetoday.com. The big question debated among AMA members was whether students should be allowed to carry Narcan in public schools. Doctor Sellers leads into this topic by sharing the startling statistics of deaths caused by overdose specific to adolescents. Between 2021 and 2022, 1,871 overdose deaths in the age group 14-18-year-olds, 1,090 of those deaths occurred in the adolescent houses, resulting in 781 of those overdose deaths occurring in a public setting. The hosts break down this article, sharing their reactions, thoughts & personal opinions on the AMA members' stance. This episode is full of education & information, we hope you enjoy it! 

In this episode, we're joined by Jared Miller, Executive Director and Co-Founder of Freedom Aviation Network. We learn about the need to safe transportation for victims of human trafficking, and how the aviation community can help. Website: https://www.freedomaviationnetwork.org --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/midlifepilot/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/midlifepilot/support

This week we have our first guest Jared Miller. He answers some questions from the male perspective like "Can guys and girls just be friends?", and hear how men view friendships with the opposite sex. Tune in to Let M3 Finish and join the conversation. Jared Miller Instagram- @bodybybuck https://instagram.com/bodybybuck?igshid=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ== Mrs. Kams YouTube- Mrs. Kams https://youtu.be/KzuOqgMi--0

Jared Miller is an exceptional individual dedicated to helping those struggling with addiction. He was living his dreams until life took a drastic turn. Within a few years, he endured the loss of his father and brother, and his wife asked for a divorce. During this period of profound loss, Jared found himself resorting to the abuse of prescribed pain medications as a desperate means of coping. This downward spiral eventually led to a severe heroin addiction that plagued him for years. Homelessness, shame, isolation, and suicidal thoughts became his everyday reality. However, with the grace of God, Jared sought help, achieved sobriety, and embarked on a path of long-term recovery. Within his initial two years of recovery, he faced a crucial decision—to remain burdened by shame or to embrace and share his story in the hope of inspiring others. Today, Jared Miller serves as a Certified Advanced Substance Use Disorder Counselor (CASUDC) at Utah's largest treatment center. He shares his personal journey through educational lectures at public schools, community events, and recovery banquets. Moreover, he hosts a podcast and local radio show called "We Do Recover with Jared Miller." By engaging with his message, you will be inspired by his radiance and motivated to extend love and support to others throughout your own journey. ... #recovery #mentalhealth #addictionrecovery #SoberLife #sobriety #wellness #MentalWellness #Mindfulness #SelfCare #HealthyLiving #inspiration #hope #Support #healing #InnerStrength #gratitude #PositiveVibes #selflove #EmotionalWellbeing #beliefcast #toddinspires #tsinspires  .... You can connect with Jared here: Email: jaredroymiller@gmail.com Phone: 801-498-0030 Instagram:  wedorecoverwithjaredmiller ….. Upcoming Events: ‘Talent In The Park' on June 3rd at the Ogden Amphitheater  https://shannonjscholarship.org/events/ ‘A Recovery Concert' on June 4th in St. George, UT https://utahtech.evenue.net/cgi-bin/ncommerce3/SEGetEventList?groupCode=SF&linkID=utu-multi&shopperContext=&caller=&appCode=&mibextid=Zxz2cZ .......... Special thanks to our sponsors: Siegfried & Jensen @siegfriedandjensen Wasatch Recovery @wasatchrecovery Thread Wallets @thread_wallets  Music by Paul Cardall

This podcast features the absolute powerhouse Jared Miller. A man who's ability to train hard is both overwhelming and thought provoking.Jared shares his story about his initiation into the iron game, his training style, how he conquered a crippling obsession with nutrition and ideas on how to bulk effectivelyJared's YouTube channel can be found herehttps://www.youtube.com/@EmevasHis Blog can be found athttp://mythicalstrength.blogspot.com/?m=1You will also find Jared writing under the nom de plume, MythicalStrength, on Reddit, where he provides indispensable training advice

Shantell Van Leuven the founder & president of the Shannon J Scholarship (SJS) Foundation joins host Jared Miller to share the back story behind SJS. Shantell starts by discussing the Foundation's biggest fundraising event on June 3rd, "Talent In The Park". Jared shares stories of his experience as the event's Emcee the previous year (2022). Shantell shares with listeners about the sudden & devastating loss of her brother Shannon who struggled with substance abuse & depression for a number of years. She shares the last conversation with her brother by reading their exchanged text messages, Shantell made her brother a promise to get him help if he is willing. Unfortunately, he passed away from an automobile accident before he was able to receive that help. Today the Shannon J Scholarship Foundation (which is a 501-c3 nonprofit) raises money to assist individuals who are willing but need some financial assistance with getting into a substance abuse treatment facility. Shantell finishes this episode by reflecting on how healing it is for her to be able to carry on her brother's memory & fulfilling the promise she made to him over three thousand times within their community. We hope you enjoy this episode! 

Guest David Brown joins Doctor Terry Sellers & Counselor Jared Miller to share about his journey into recovery. This episode starts off with announcements of "Talent In The Park" put on by the Shannon J Scholarship organization & "A Recovery Concert" put on by the Sobriety Foundation. Both exciting fundraising events are happening in Ogden (northern) & St. George (southern) Utah. Go to the Facebook page "We Do Recovery with Jared Miller" to see the flyers & get more detailed information. David Brown grew up in Utah, with two loving & supportive parents. He remembers taking his first drink of alcohol in his early teenage years. He shares that a few years later he started smoking marijuana occasionally. David shares that the correlation between his frequency & amount of substance abuse was closely related to two unexpected deaths in his life, his childhood best friend by suicide & his widowed wife by overdose. David shares, "Towards the end, I would use anything I could get my hands on". He shares that after doing drug court three times & multiple treatment attempt failures, he made a two-year commitment to attend the John Volken Academy in Seattle, Washington. David has been clean for the past seven years, today he has a fulfilling career, is an active father in his daughters' lives, & recently got engaged. The takeaway from David's story is don't ever give up, it doesn't matter if it takes a hundred attempts at recovery, keep trying! We hope you enjoy this episode.  

Dr. Eric Evans, (previous guest from episode 100) joins host Jared Miller in the studio. Dr. Evans is the medical director & owner of a Ketamine clinic voted "Best of Southern Utah" two years in a row, Desert Sands Ketamine, located in St. George, Utah. In this part two series, Dr. Evans & counselor Miller discuss the use of Ketamine treatment (along with talk therapy) to treat medication-resistant depression & PTSD symptoms. Jared shared how he first had skepticism about Ketamine being used therapeutically. However, he opens up about his own personal struggles with medication-resistant depression & PTSD symptoms. He shares how six months ago he began Ketamine treatments & how they have been life-changing for him personally. Dr. Evans shares his opinion on the process of approving medication through the FDA and how he believes there should be another type of process for alternative medications, such as Ketamine, Psylicibin, MDMA, etc. This episode is full of great information and personal experiences. We hope you enjoy it!

CONTROVERSIAL TOPIC ALERT! This episode starts off with a disclaimer that its views & opinions expressed during this episode do not directly reflect its sponsorships. There is currently a proposed bill in the Utah legislation (SB200), to legalize the production & use of Psilocybin (in a controlled medical setting) for the treatment of GAD, MDD, SI, PTSD, & OCD. State Senator Luz Escamilla is spearheading bill SB200, which has recently been tabled for a future vote. Hosts Doctor Terry Sellers & counselor Jared Miller, start by establishing a "baseline" or history of Psilocybin's drug category & current FDA schedule-1 classification. They move into discussing a news article doctor Sellers recently published in Deseret News in opposition against bill SB200. Doctor Sellers shares that he is open to the idea that Psilocybin has the potential for therapeutic benefits, but believes ALL medications should go through the FDA approval process (not a voting process). Jared shares that he remains "curious" about Psilocybin's therapeutic benefits. His main concern would be the screening of clients & how it is distributed. The hosts compare it to the way Marijuana is distributed from a dispensary vs the way Ketamine clinics administer & regulate within the clinic setting. Both hosts agree that today there are a lot of really effective biomedical medications for the physical body, however, there are not a lot of really effective emotional, behavioral, or cognitive medications for the mind. Could alternative medications such as Psilocybin become one? The consensus seems to be that we really don't know! The FDA is "fast-tracking" the research to answer this question as we speak. The hosts want to recognize/respect all thoughts & opinions, they ask that you recognize/respect their thoughts & opinions expressed on this episode at this point in time. This is a very informational & educational episode on the history & proposed use of Psilocybin aka "Magic Mushrooms". We hope you enjoy it! 

Professor Jared Miller teaches Public Speaking, Group Dynamics, and Argumentation and Debate at Santiago Canyon College in Southern California. Graduating from Cal State Long Beach in 2006, professor Miller has been teaching for 17 years this semester. Some topics discussed include, Chat GPT and AI, the current state of the young mind, teaching students how to think vs what to think, speech structure, Nuance in argumentation and problem solving, and what motivational factors push us forward. And with that I bring you, Professor Jared Miller. Robert Hoogland Case here - https://youtu.be/oR8xy2D6rpk "• Faither jailed after referring to biological female child as his daughter in Canada. • An arrest warrant for Robert Hoogland was issued for the father after using the inappropriate gender pronouns. • Robert Hoogland surrendered himself to the Court in response to the Attorney General of British Columbia's request to hold him in contempt." Instagram @zacharyxbrown @mindmeetings  @debatesensei ​

Daniel Fosmark, a lifelong friend of host Jared Miller, comes on the podcast to talk about overcoming hardships in recovery. This episode starts off with an emotional message from Jared about watching his wife Mandy go through the extremely hard emotional pain of losing their baby girl at ten weeks pregnant. Jared shares the perspective shift he had during a recent sleepless night, "this must be how my mother felt when I was using". Then Jared turns the question to guest & friend Daniel. Daniel shares about the outward & inward wreckage that substance abuse caused in his life. Daniel vulnerably shares about the process of making amends with his mother & how her unconditional love supports him today. This episode is full of great relapse prevention skills & powerful concepts about overcoming difficult life events such as death/loss, divorce, & grief. Let's just summarize by saying these two "tough guys" shed some tears together! We hope you enjoy this podcast, please share it with others you think could benefit from its content. 

Music artist Chas Smith aka COLICCHIE joins Dr. Terry Sellers & counselor Jared Miller to share his story of recovery. Chas starts off by sharing what his life looks like today. A little over a year ago, he started the Pittsburgh Recovery Center. In September, he got engaged to his fiancé Hannah & explains how the bond he feels with his daughter fills the void he previously felt. Chas answered a question from Anthony (a listener) about his why for staying clean & how he deals with the monotony of life. Chas briefly touched on what led up to his time in active addiction. He spends most of the time in part two sharing about how he started making music as a form of therapy for himself. This was an incredibly powerful episode! We hope you like it & will share it with friends and family.

Jay and Clifton drop the needle down on the short and poppy snacks of Jetenderpaul's debut album, Trying Signals: The Histrionics of Suggestion. http://www.jetenderpaul.com/https://jetenderpaul.bandcamp.com/https://velvetbluemusic.com/https://youtu.be/6GUWcSnTCSYhttps://youtu.be/dVmmoqyw8B4https://youtu.be/ydImKSMy4_Ahttps://youtu.be/VHStTXg8oIUhttps://youtu.be/JJRZ1_kYi7Ihttps://youtu.be/4KrKwtScPj4https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYUu48VfdAGxUZg5g259qOQhttps://web.archive.org/web/20010422195053/http://www.jetenderpaul.com/feature2ooo.htmlhttps://web.archive.org/web/20000903183905/http://www.tollbooth.org/feature2.htmlhttps://web.archive.org/web/20001018074530/http://www.jetenderpaul.com/https://web.archive.org/web/20010422192437/http://www.jetenderpaul.com/jtpinterview.htmhttps://web.archive.org/web/19991129003451/http://www.exitzine.com/main.htmhttps://web.archive.org/web/20020123073642/http://www.jetenderpaul.com/chainsum.htmhttps://web.archive.org/web/20010405063835/http://bandoppler.com/bandoppler.html

Jared Miller-Price joined Coop and Taylor for an in-depth look at Jacques Lacan's Seminar 20. Jared completed a thesis on Jacques Lacan and Julian of Norwich. Topics include feminine jouissance, the phallic function, the non-relation, Lacan's sexuation diagram, the five discourses and much more. Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/muhh Twitter: @unconscioushh

Cy Hirsche joins Dr. Terry Sellers & counselor Jared Miller to share his experiences. Cy shows great personal awareness as he explains the events in his life that lead to his substance abuse. He reflects back to his adolescence when he began to "rebel" against his parents' wishes. Cy shares that his substance abuse took off when he started to attend college at Utah State University. He shares that he never really got "hooked" until a sports injury that resulted in an opiate prescription that he abused. He shares that he was able to overcome that with some support & help. Cy shares a very vulnerable time in his life when he lost both of his parents in a tragic plane crash. "It's a big event, it's an event that shapes me, & this is an addiction podcast but it shapes me & I still don't know why it shapes me so severely. It's been twenty years now & even just talking about it right now it shakes me"-Cy Hirsche. This led to years of alcohol abuse. Cy finishes by talking about his treatment episodes & how he eventually started his own intervention business which caters to a lot of the Hollywood clientele. Cy shows incredible vulnerability & his rapport with Dr. Sellers makes this an increasable episode. We hope you enjoy it!  

Lots of great treatment, recovery, & family advice in this mashup Q & A episode. Topics include accountability during active addiction, different types of treatment, Suboxone for pain management, Ketamine treatment (are you still concerned clean), & hosts' favorite memory together outside of the podcast. Also a baby announcement by counselor/host Jared Miller.

We Do Recover with Jared Miller - EP 103 - What a Mess, Crystal Randall

Guest Brayden Dobson shares how his recreational substance use turned into physical dependency due to painful tumors in his legs. He was relieved to find out the tumors were not caused by Cancer but little did he know at the time his illness from substance abuse was just getting started. Brayden started to cross-addict during his college years at Dixie State University, he was prescribed Adderall for his ADHD but started taking three to four times the amount he was prescribed. Naturally, the progression of those two substances turned into heroin & methamphetamine abuse which led to Brayden becoming homeless three separate times in his early twenties. He shares that his pathway to recovery started with an intervention from the host Jared Miller who found him walking the streets on a hot summer day. Brayden was taken to the hospital & eventually, agreed to enter treatment. Eighteen months later Brayden Dobson has completed his episode of care & continues on his journey of recovery. This is a very inspiring story of one addict helping another & the power of a recovery community. We hope you enjoy it! 

We Do Recover with Jared Miller - EP 098 - Revealing Truth, Aaron Garcia

Singer/Songwriter and now best-selling author Jared Miller has been passionately leading for over 25 years. Born in Houston, TX, Jared has been involved in music all of his life, singing at conferences since the age of 8 years old. He has written and co-produced 9 albums from rock bands to solo and church worship projects. Jared has played with the likes of Jars of Clay, DC Talk, Skillet, and Ricardo Sanchez. TRUTH is his newest song inspired by his book TRUTH: The Lies We've Been Told . Jared is proud of all his accomplishments both in and out of the studio, but he will tell you this project is his most inspired. Buy the book here https://truth.jaredmillerofficial.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/markcox/support

On today's episode of Bucky's 5th Podcast, we are finally back to game previews for the 2022 Wisconsin football season. Oh, what a long off-season it has been! To start the show we discuss the injury to backup quarterback Chase Wolf. After that, we do a quick rundown on the depth chart and discuss a couple of surprises from that. Later, dive into what to look for from Wisconsin in this matchup, followed by a matchup to watch and a usual score prediction for this season opener. After that, we are joined by Jared Miller of Underdog Dynasty to get a deeper look at just who the Illinois State Redbirds are, what went well for them in 2021, and what went wrong for them as well. If you're looking for more podcasts be sure to check out our Big Ten Preview, as well as our offensive and defensive breakdowns! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

For new moms and moms to be, it can get overwhelming when you see a breast pump for the first time let alone research all the brands on the market. Today, I'm meeting with the founders of a new breast pump on the block called Babyation. We're going to talk about how they are disrupting the market and helping families nourish their babies in a more effective, efficient way. Babyation was founded by Jared Miller and Samantha Rudolph, a husband-and-wife team based in St. Louis. Jared is primarily responsible for product development and oversight, as well as sourcing and technology. Samantha's area of responsibility spans all business aspects, including marketing and finance. Babyation's core team currently consists of six people, including five women and two people of diverse backgrounds. Jared Miller (CTO) is an expert in the implementation of emerging technologies. He leads all product development efforts for Babyation and is an expert in the implementation of emerging technologies. He leads a team of internal staff and trusted engineering subcontractors. With a background in system integration, IT engineering, and software development, his skillset encompasses all phases of high-tech project execution, from proposal development through conceptual and detailed design, to project management and execution. He has also been responsible for implementing quality systems and change-management practices at multiple organizations. Mr. Miller has developed the pneumatics, circuitry, microcontroller firmware and related software behind Babyation's breast pump, and is the lead inventor on multiple US and international patents. He received his Bachelor of Science in Engineering with a concentration in Computer and Telecommunications Engineering from the University of Pennsylvania. He has owned his own software and technology consulting firm since 2007. Samantha Rudolph (CEO) excels at designing innovative strategies for startups, nascent businesses and cutting-edge product launches. Sam spent nine years as a serial entrepreneur within ESPN, where she founded the pre-game area of ESPN's Stats & Analysis team, the group responsible for live scores and stats across platforms. She produced ESPN's creative staging for three days of live television from the floor of the Consumer Electronics Show, focusing on the company's big picture and brand. Sam was also part of the launch team at ESPN's Los Angeles division, and she oversaw the business development team responsible for evaluating new technologies. Sam graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Economics from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, where she received dual concentrations in Operations and Information Management (Decision Processes) and Management (Strategic Focus). Sam has served as a mentor for the Stadia Ventures accelerator since 2016, and she is the Treasurer of the St. Louis Breastfeeding Coalition. Sam is also a Certified Lactation Counselor. Meet My Guest: WEBSITE: babyation.com INSTAGRAM: @babyation FACEBOOK: /GetBabyation LINKEDIN: /babyation

Dr. Terry Sellers interviews Jared Miller after hitting 8 years clean and sober. Jared reviews his personal story, explaining what led to his addiction and what his addiction cost him. In part 2, Jared shares how he got and stayed clean, and what he has gained in recovery. 

Dr. Terry Sellers and Jared Miller discuss different types of medications and how they affect the brain. The hosts share various medications that should be avoided for individuals in recovery. As well as, how individuals in recovery should go about receiving and taking medications.

We Do Recover with Jared Miller - EP 079 - Tasha Stones, Relapse and Recover