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On Sunday 26th May Llandaff Cathedral will host a service to remember people in the LGBTQ+ community who have suffered exclusion from Christian communities because of their sexuality or gender identity. The service is organised LGBTQ+ Christian Charity OneBodyOneFaith. In this week's 'All Things Considered' Delyth Liddell speaks to the charity's co-chair, Father Jarel Robinson-Brown. Jarel Robinson-Brown is vicar of St German's Church, Adamsdown, Cardiff but he hails from London. He was raised in West London by Jamaican grandparents and studied in Cambridge to become a Methodist minister, serving as an Ordinand at Clare College. In 2021 he left the Methodist church and began the journey to be ordained as an Anglican Priest. Jarel says himself he's a person who crosses many boundaries, calling himself “a Black, Queer British Christian minister of Jamaican and Cuban heritage.” His writing explores racism and homophobia in the church and how to better address these issues. He is the Martin Luther King Fellow at Regent's Park College, University of Oxford, and his research interests are early Christian history, Patristics and Egyptian Late Antiquity.

Wendy Roundtree joins John on the podcast to discuss the importance of public relations and how it plays an integral part in getting traction for many organizations. Roundtree is the Founder and Lead Strategist of Jarel Communications which was started in 2019.

In this episode I am joined by priest and scholar Fr Jarel Robinson-Brown to discuss desire and its complexities. We discuss the ways human desire is painted as a problem in Christian communities, while desire is core to God's life and to ours. We consider how to discern which desires might be unhealthy and how we handle the tension between what we desire, and the desire or will of God. This is a juicy conversation, not to be missed!

@BEOYouth | Jarel is running for student body president. Na'im sat down with him to follow up on some of his answers at the presidential debate on October 30th. beats by Na'im, on ig @ njgang_productions

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Wendy J. Roundtree, founder and Lead Strategist at Jarel Communications, joined us for Episode 30 of PR Profiles. On this episode, Wendy shares why your PR campaign must consider the four bottom lines of business—profit, people, planet, and community—to be successful and resonate with your audience. -- Head over to www.agilitypr.com/prprofiles for the full show notes. -- Follow Agility PR Solutions on ⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠LinkedIn⁠⁠. Follow Wendy on ⁠Twitter⁠ and ⁠⁠LinkedIn⁠⁠. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/agility-pr-solutions/message

NYC DJ, Music Producer, and Food Blogger Jarel Hill sits down to recount the awakening of his passion for creating music across multiple platforms, and how he developed a beautiful gift for bringing people from all walks of life together -- whether on the dance floor or the dinner table. 

On this week's special, peak NYC obsession collab episode, the man behind Eating with New York, Jarel Hill, tells us about why he started his food blog, moving to NYC on a whim, and the night he won a dance-off against an Academy Award-winning celebrity in the West Village!Check out Eating with New York and JarelHave fun like Jarel?Donate to Turkey-Syria Earthquake ReliefVideo of Jarel's dance-offAnd don't forget to check out Eating with New York's episode featuring They Had Fun today!find us at They Had Fun & on Instagram

S3E9: G-Pop Alongside SPECIAL GUEST Jarel Giraffe, the boys discuss live streaming, K-Pop, a bit of cultured anime and their [then] Jam of the Week. Follow Jarel: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jarelgiraffe/ Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/jarelgiraffe YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JarelGiraffe Follow Us: https://linktr.ee/BlackSushiPodcast Stickers Available now at our "Merch Store" https://www.redbubble.com/people/CarliYoshizawa/shop?asc=u

This week, I'm in conversation with queer Black theologian and Anglican priest Father Jarel Robinson-Brown, whose theology and pastoral practice offer a re-embodied understanding of Christianity. Jarel is one of many theologians, poets and philosophers whose work has offered me an affirming and vitalising framework for understanding and practising my evolving spirituality. You'll have heard me talk about author Sophie Strand, biological philosopher Andreas Weber and poet and theologian Pádraig Ó Tuama, who joins me today for a conversation about his new book of poetry, Feed the Beast, which features poems wrestling with sexuality and religion. Today, we discuss the body as a site of divine and erotic intelligence, the potential of poetry to help us approach and unlock our desires and Pádraig reads four of his poems: “Monster”, “Exorcism”, “Someone” and “How to Be Alone”. About Pádraig Ó Tuama Pádraig Ó Tuama is a poet and theologian from Ireland. His work has appeared in Poetry Ireland, The Harvard Review, Gutter and the Academy of American Poets. He is host of the podcast Poetry Unbound from On Being Studios and his newest collection of poetry, Feed the Beast, is available from Broken Sleep Books. About Busy Being Black Busy Being Black is an exploration and expression of quare liveliness and my guests are those who have learned to live, love and thrive at the intersection of their identities. Your support of the show means the world. Please leave a rating and a review and share these conversations far and wide. As we continue to work towards futures worthy of us all, my hope is that as many of you as possible understand Busy Being Black as a soft, tender and intellectually rigorous place for you to land.  Thank you to our funding partner, myGwork – the business community for LGBT+ professionals, students, inclusive employers and anyone who believes in workplace equality. Thank you to my friend Lazarus Lynch for creating the ancestral and enlivening Busy Being Black theme music. Thank you to Lucian Koncz and Stevie Gatez for helping bring new Busy Being Black artwork into the world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Father Jarel Robinson-Brown is a queer Black theologian and Anglican priest, whose 2021 book, Black, Gay, British, Christian, Queer: The Church and the Famine of Grace, takes the Church and its leadership to task for its exclusion of queer Black bodies, citing the historical and ongoing “ecclesial terrorism of the Christian community through its speech and its silence”. Far from justifying queer Black bodies of faith as worthy of communion, Jarel argues that Christianity as it's ministered and practised now evidences a famine of grace, a wayward deviation from the inclusive ministry of Jesus.  In our conversation, Jarel gives an honest appraisal of the doctrine of forgiveness and shares how his theology has been transformed in relationship with those he ministers to. He also diagnoses the disembodiment of our faith as a symptom of the Church's bodyphobia and says that the separation of faith and prayer from sex and pleasure prevents us from knowing and enjoying God as fully as God wants us to. And as the church continues to rattle through an identity crisis, Jarel also shares with us his vision for what Christianity becomes at the end of the world as we know it.  About Father Jarel Robinson-Brown Father Jarel Robinson-Brown is the Assistant Curate at St Botolph-without-Aldgate and Holy Trinity Minories in the Diocese of London. He is also Visiting Scholar at Sarum College, Salisbury and Co-Chair of the LGBTQ Christian Charity OneBodyOneFaith, which works for the full inclusion of LGBTQ people in the Church. His books and publications are available at jarelrobinsonbrown.com. About Busy Being Black Busy Being Black is an exploration and expression of quare liveliness and my guests are those who have learned to live, love and thrive at the intersection of their identities. Your support of the show means the world. Please leave a rating and a review and share these conversations far and wide. As we continue to work towards futures worthy of us all, my hope is that as many of you as possible understand Busy Being Black as a soft, tender and intellectually rigorous place for you to land.  Thank you to our funding partner, myGwork – the business community for LGBT+ professionals, students, inclusive employers and anyone who believes in workplace equality. Thank you to my friend Lazarus Lynch for creating the ancestral and enlivening Busy Being Black theme music. Thank you to Lucian Koncz and Stevie Gatez for helping bring new Busy Being Black artwork into the world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week the boyos welcome our good friend Jarel Bell @jbprodigy to recap his journey through esports and the early days of #OverwatchLeague and the #CDL with roles at #NRG #faze annnnd #100thieves plus he schools us on #Esports and we realized just how much we did not know #callofduty #gamers #gaming #progamer

On this episode of Givin Game, Isaiah Jarel (Truth Be Told, The Resident, Gook) talks about his journey from Chicago to Los Angeles, struggling to find work, how he managed to get top tier acting training without spending any money on acting classes, advice for agency/manager meetings and much more! 

"I think we do ourselves such a disservice to not acknowledge that iterative process, to just pretend that it's yes/no, black/white. It's never been the world we live in, but it certainly isn't now." Jarel LaPan Hill, the former city manager of the City of Santa Fe, NM, shares the complexity lessons learned managing an organization through Covid and how we might carry them forward.

3 Weeks late, but better late than never. We have another special guest with @JarelGiraffe https://www.twitch.tv/jarelgiraffe https://www.youtube.com/user/Haraku121 Follow us at: https://twitter.com/BlkSusPodcast https://www.instagram.com/accounts/login/?next=/blacksushipodcast/

McCarty welcomes a close friend and former colleague to the podcast. Jarel is the Head of Content for two of the premier Esports teams in the world, and has grown his career from basically nothing in an industry that's just getting started. Jarel walks through his journey that brought his passion for gaming to a now thriving career with so much opportunity for more. Learn about his journey this week and be sure to tune in every Thursday for new episodes of the First of All Podcast. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/first-of-all-pod/support

First in a series of seven lectures.

Jarel, is a comedic yet sincere musician. He is multi-talented and gifted to serve with his hands and heart. Listen as Jarel shares his life journey; from a young boy placed in a special education classroom to becoming a man of many passions. He credits his teachers with knowing music was his love language as a young child.  As he enthralls us with his musical gift sprinkled throughout the conversation, let him take you back with some soulful gospel songs. Enjoy, Jarel! 

Episode 4 is all about religion, sexuality, and queerness as I am joined by Reverend Jarel Robinson-Brown - my friend and openly queer priest in London. He is also the author of the incredibly written ‘Black, Gay, British, Christian, Queer' which is available to purchase now. We discuss religion and queerness - and the complexities and confusion of their overlapping. The church has a long history persecuting the LGBTQ+ community - so how can one be both religious and queer? Is God love? Jarel was also the target of a right-wing social media pile-on during the COVID-19 which spilled into the mainstream media press. We discuss how he handled the intense pressure of this period. About Jarel: Jarel Robinson-Brown is a priest in the Church of England currently serving in the City of London. He is the Vice-Chair of the Christian LGBT Charity OneBodyOneFaith and the author of 'Black, Gay, British, Christian, Queer' published by SCM Press in July 2021. JarelRobinsonBrown.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thetspot/message

In Episode 4 of Beyond the Throttle Carolina Paredes chats with Maggie Hick, badass extraordinaire, rider of motorcycles, traveler and exercise enthusiast. Maggie chats with Carolina about her resent rides, covid and how she got into riding.

On the podcast this week, the Revd Jarel Robinson-Brown talks about his book, "Black, Gay, British, Christian, Queer: The Church and the famine of grace." It's published by SCM Press and is available from the Church Times Bookshop for the special price of £15.99. He is in conversation with the Revd Winnie Varghese, who is the Rector of St Luke's Episcopal Church, Atlanta. It was recorded at an online book launch this week, which was introduced by David Shervington, the senior commissioning editor at SCM Press. In a review of the book for the Church Times (Books, 3 September), the Revd Brunel James writes: “This book is a must-read and deserves to be a bestseller. There is a battle going on for the soul of the Church, and Jarel Robinson-Brown's new book makes a courageous contribution to the discussion. It really should be compulsory reading for any church leader who has never thought through how we privilege the White and the heterosexual in our church life, and what this means for those among us who are Black and LGBTQ+.” The Revd Jarel Robinson-Brown is Assistant Curate of St Botolph without Aldgate, in London. Try 10 issues of the Church Times for £10 or get two months access to our website and apps, also for £10. Go to churchtimes.co.uk/new-reader.

Eddie Jarel Jones is a Cleveland, Ohio native and current social influencer, media personality, producer, Emcee, and model. They reflect on the experience of attending a Historically Black College as a queer person and openly claiming their identities in this environment. Discussing their work, including with SlayTV, a Queer, Trans, GNC, people of color media agency, Eddie shares the origins of their hussle mentality. Additionally they speak on danger they have experienced while being femme and non-binary, also Eddie shares the difficulty of navigating both grief and success in relation to social media.

You all requested that we talk about relationships and we came through! This episode is extra interesting because you get your girls opinion of course but also the guys!

Yoel sits down with Jarel to talk about his faith, his queerness his blackness and calling. Jarel is a British-Born Jamaican and grew up in West London where, with his elder sister he was raised by his Grandmother. Sensing an early call to ordained ministry, Jarel began preaching in the Ealing Trinity Circuit of the Methodist Church in 2006 and later trained for ordination at Wesley House, Cambridge from 2010-2013. He has served Methodist Churches in Cardiff, South Wales and South East London in a variety of contexts and served on the Methodist Council, Methodist Conference and the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Committee of the Methodist Church. In 2020 Jarel became an Anglican and having served in the Parish of Putney (2019-2020) where Inclusive Church began, he currently serves as Associate Chaplain at King's College London. He is passionate about issues of justice, particularly in the areas of race and sexuality. Jarel has an interest in gender, desire and ethnicity in Late Antique Egypt and is currently completing post-graduate work in Theology as well as writing a book with SCM Press on Race, Religion and Sexuality in Britain looking particularly at Black British Queer Christian experience. He contributed a chapter in the Book of Queer Prophets which was published by Harper Collins in May 2020. Prior to ordination, Jarel studied music in London and Paris and he now lives in North West London. He is committed to a Church which truly includes all of God's people, offers embrace and welcome to everyone without reserve, and speaks prophetically into the issues of the world. Jarel has just released a new book called: Black, Gay, British, Christian, Queer: The Church and The Famine of Grace Paperback – 30 July 2021 https://www.amazon.co.uk/Black-Gay-British-Christian-Queer/dp/0334060486 Online Book Launch: Mon 20th Sept Tickets: https://bit.ly/3yiQr3i In-Person Book Launch: Sat 9th October Tickets: https://bit.ly/38eQ53b Weblinks: https://linktr.ee/jarelrb Twitter: @FRjarelRB --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yoelomowale/message

Mason chats with Jarel Robinson-Brown about his new book, Black, Gay, British, Christian, Queer: The Church and the Famine of Grace. We chat about why Black, queer, Christian lives matter and Jarel even admits that he's a process theologian. Guest Bio/Info: Jarel Robinson-Brown is a liberation theologian and Anglican priest. Find Jarel here: Twitter: @frjarelrb Instagram: frjarelrb Special music by Watashi Wa: Spotify: Watashi Wa Instagram: watashiwaband Get connected to Mason: masonmennenga.com Patreon: patreon.com/masonmennenga Twitter: @masonmennenga Facebook: facebook.com/mason.mennenga Instagram: masonmennenga

This week, we host our first in-person podcast since the start of the coronavirus pandemic where we have an hour long conversation with Fr. Jarel Robinson-Brown- ordained minister and author of Black, Gay, British, Christian, Queer: Church and The Famine of Grace. We discuss the book at length including the writing process, the true meaning of grace, some of the more controversial passages and much more. Pre-order Black, Gay, British, Christian, Queer: Church and The Famine of Grace on https://www.amazon.co.uk/Books-Jarel-Robinson-Brown/s?rh=n%3A266239%2Cp_27%3AJarel+Robinson-Brown Follow Jarel on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/frjarelrb/ Follow Jarel on Twitter: https://twitter.com/FrJarelRB Follow Black Boy Joy Podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/blackboyjoypodcast/ Follow Black Boy Joy Podcast on Twitter: https://twitter.com/blkboyjoypod Please send any queries to blackboyjoypodcast@gmail.com

*Recorded May 31, 2021* We have our second guest of the season Jarel Giraffe, where we talk to future of gaming, Persona 5 Royal, and a bit of demon time. Be sure to follow Jarel on Twitch at https://www.twitch.tv/jarelgiraffe and on instagram @jarelthegiraffe Ty'Riq (@t_d1no) and Carli (@carliyoshizawa) are two guys who spend an hour and a half or so saying "out of pocket" things and call it comedy. They might just be bored honestly. Join them as they talk all things anime, manga, sports, and music, and whatever else they can think of.

Mark Jarel is a creator who likes to build things. His passion is to think of an end product then work on putting the pieces together to make that come true. He is a longtime motoring enthusiast, as well as a frequent competitor racing anything on wheels, be it cars and motorcycles on circuits, lake beds, and drag strips. Mark was introduced to working with your hands at an early age thanks to the woodworking skills of his father.However it wasn't until his son, Haven, was born, Mark made a choice to skip television and instead, he and Haven would engage with the physical world and create. Mark even went so far as to move into a warehouse space named the "dream factory" that is not just a living space for himself and Haven but also an entire lifestyle.

On this episode of Nothing Left to Make Sense of, Ben and Alexis go on tangents so much they don't even get to the main topic they had planned. What else do you expect from this professional podcast? Producer/Titling credits go to Jarel.

This interview is with Jarel Robinson-Brown. Jarel is a black gay Christian and recently converted to the Church of England from the Methodist church. In February he was controversially in the national news for posting “The cult of Captain Tom is a cult of White British Nationalism” In this interview, we discuss that plus his hopes for gay christians, and the cultural issues within the Church of England as he sees them today. Jarel is due to be ordained into the Church of England this Summer.

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! Temp II Visitantes de dormitorio, fantasmas, espíritus, monstruos, humanoides, demonios…. En esta ocasión, desde Texas, Estados Unidos, nos escribe una amiga para contarnos su experiencia. Desde tiempos antiguos se narran historias de relaciones sexuales con seres oscuros. Íncubo. Se refiere a un demonio, teóricamente masculino, que aparece en la oscura habitación, para violar a su víctima. Conocida es la historia de Las Monjas Endemoniadas de Loudun. En Brasil se llama Boto. Aparece en fiestas, para cortejar a las mujeres. En México es Jarel. Un ser bajito, al que le gusta aparecerse mientras están dormidas, o en la ducha… En Bolivia, La Sajra, se convierte en gato para subirse en la fémina. En Colombia es el Mohán. También es un ser pequeño, que asalta a las chicas mientras se lavan. En Chile, un pequeño ser…se le conoce como Trauco. Ataca a las muchachas jóvenes y bonitas mientras duermen. En Venezuela está el Zangaretón. En Ecuador el Chusalongo …En Honduras el Duende…En Guatemala el Sombrerón… En Paraguay el Kurupí… En Panamá el Zángano, en El Salvador, es conocido como Cipitío…en Perú el Machu…así podría estar horas y horas… En Hungría es el Liderc, una especie de vampiro, quien vuela en la noche, hasta entrar por una ventana para violar a la mujer. O el Dorlis…un ser oscuro, de brillantes ojos que yace con chicas africanas… Cada país tiene su propio propafanador. Se ha dicho que fruto de estas relaciones, nacieron personajes históricos, como, incluyamos, al Mago Merlín, Julio Cesar, Atila…o el mismísimo Alejandro Magno. Pero no sólo les ocurre a las mujeres…también están los súcubos, que significa, debajo y yacer. Sería un demonio, que tomando forma femenina, acapara el sueño del hombre para violarlo, de forma brutal, y más que apasionada, exagerada. Lilith, es la más activa…y de quien se dice fue la primera mujer de Adan. Hay escritos que hablan de clérigos. Concretamente del propio Papa Silvestre II, llamado el Papa del Año Mil. En la actualidad, la película, El Ente. Es la historia real, de Carla Moran, una mujer de Culver City, California, quien fue violada en multitud de ocasiones por uno o varios seres. La abducción extraterrestre, es un tema cada vez, digamos, más normalizado y uno de los más conocidos es el caso del brasileño Antonio Vilas Boas. Un programa especial, con varias historias, como especial es el relato que me ha mandado Angel…un oyente…fiel desde el principio. Sucedió en San Juan. Por estas fechas, de la Noche de San Juan, ya pasada, como no podía ser de otra manera, teníamos que contar algo…y ha sido…Angel, quien me la ha mandado…. Mi nombre es José Manuel…el CaminArte… Si puedes colaborar con el programa, POR QUÉ NO HACERLO? CONTACTA: BLOG- elcaminarte.es TWITTER- @llamadadelaluna FACEBOOK- La Llamada De La Luna Canal de Relato: LA CRIPTA DE ÁNGEL Músicas: ARUM, IVAN TREGUB, GHOST B.C, PURPLEPLANETMUSIC, AMBIANCES, VICTORI4, JUKEDECK, JOSEPH RODRIGUEZ, SIRAS, AMMBA CET, RAMA SASHANK, WE WERE CHEERLEADRES, OURSVINCE, THE GATELESS GATE, HOMESICK, FALLEN TO FLXUX Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Author and CEO of Golden Palace Ent joins the stops by to talk about his debut book release The Great Cotton Heist. A Sci Fi/ Mystery novel that will keep you on your toes. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dvilledi/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dvilledi/support

On this week's podcast, we bring you a talk given by the Revd Jarel Robinson-Brown, “Prophetic Rage: Fire shut in my bones.” The talk was given last Saturday at an online conference organised by SCM Press, “How to rage: Theology, activism and the Church.” We also publish an edited extract from the talk in this week's Church Times. He says: “There is no such thing as a prophetic life which is content to be prophetic in language only. Prophetic living, if it is of God, moves us to ask not just what must be said, but, more crucially, what must be done.” This talk was recorded before the row about a tweet that he posted about the clap for Captain Sir Tom Moore, for which he has apologised. Tickets to watch back the livestream of the "How to Rage" conference are available at https://scmpress.hymnsam.co.uk/events Jarel's book, Black, Gay, British, Christian, Queer: Church and the famine of grace, is due to be published in July by SCM Press. It is available to pre-order from the Church Times Bookshop: https://chbookshop.hymnsam.co.uk/books/9780334060482/black-gay-british-christian-queer Find out about forthcoming Church Times online events at www.churchtimes.co.uk/events. Sign up to receive our email newsletter at churchtimes.co.uk/newsletter-signup Try 10 issues of the Church Times for £10 or get two months access to our website and apps, also for £10. Go to churchtimes.co.uk/new-reader.

Brooklyn-based music producer Phuse (Jarel Hill) gives a window into his daily process sharing inspirational stories of growth as an artist from being a party DJ to now transporting the listener through his own music. Jarel is one half of the electronic RnB duo Tropic. See more https://instagram.com/phusemusic | The new tune "Needed You" with Shilpa and ShiShi is OUT NOW!

For this Christmas Eve episode of Black Boy Joy Podcast, Kieran and Ainsley are joined by Rev. Jarel Robinson-Brown, associate chaplain at Kings College London, writer and Trustee of a LGBT faith charity. In these 90 minutes, we cover Christmas traditions, ministering during a pandemic, receiving the call to serve God at a young age, coming out in the church, reconciling faith with sexuality, our traumatic experiences within church, the continuing secularisation of Christmas, the rapper Noname, writing his new book and much much more. It's a long one, but worth every minute and was recorded before the tier 4 restrictions in London were announced- so don't come for any of us when we describe our christmas plans!  Follow Jarel on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jarelrb/ Follow Jarel on Twitter: https://twitter.com/JarelRB Follow Black Boy Joy Podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/blackboyjoypodcast/ Follow Black Boy Joy Podcast on Twitter: https://twitter.com/blkboyjoypod Please send any questions/queries/comments to blackboyjoypodcast@gmail.com

In this episode of the show, the team are joined by friend of the show, Jarel Askew to talk about his upcoming XFC bout on November 11th and to breakdown this weekends Bellator and UFC cards, featuring O&U General Andre "Touchy" Fili. Follow the hometeam: @matty_gunner @smokey6figs @jamiejones1word @outcasts_underdogs @wildjonespodcastnetwork Go to outcastsunderdogs.com for music, merch and all things O&U related!

After a week off, Ivan, B'Rad, and Jarel are back at it, and start it off with a conversation about a skin pigment condition called "Vitiligo". Ivan then shares a lil' story from a time he had a not so great interaction with someone with this condition. Then the fellas talk about how clubs and bars are packed during the pandemic, we then discuss 50 Cent supporting Trump, and lastly, some travel and Anthropology!

Jarel Robinson-Brown presents the first in a series of filmed reflections on visionary and prophetic voices to celebrate Black History Month. Jarel reflects upon the life of novelist and activist James Baldwin. (6 October 2020) The Revd Jarel Robinson Brown is an Associate Chaplain at Kings College London. From 2013 - 2019 Jarel served as a Methodist Minister and entered the Church of England in 2020. He is preparing to serve as a priest in the Diocese of London. Prior to full-time ministry he studied classical music as a pianist and organist. He is currently researching Coptic Monasticism and Late Antique Egypt and is also interested in Liberation Theology, Queer Theology and the life of the Prophets.

Jared Barel garnered attention for his multiple Award Winning film The Incoherents, featuring well known actresses Amy Carlson and Annette O'Toole. It has won many awards from Best Feature to Best Home Grown Feature. The Director, Producer and Co-Founder of Loaded Barrel Studios, along with his brother Jordan, Jarel decides to talk about his start of his journey, his reaction to the success of The Incoherents, Politics within Hollywood and advice to fellow performers pursuing a career in Entertainment.  Check it this amazing film on Amazon, Epix and all VOD platforms! (You might also see me) --- 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/princeoffreshair/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/princeoffreshair/support

This week we talked with Jarel Threat, an artist new to Magic! We discuss his past career, major influences, and hint at the future, all while sharing laughs in between. Welcome to the game, Jarel! If you enjoy The Vorthos Cast, consider supporting us on Patreon at www.patreon.com/thevorthoscast! Visit Jarel's website here: http://www.jarelthreat.com/ Check out his work for Verse Comics here: https://www.versecomicsusa.com/

Many kids will not be returning to school in the fall, choosing instead to school at home out of concern over COVID-19. That makes monitoring the child's mental health all the more important. On this edition of People to People, we spoke with CEO and Co-Founder of For My Kidz Mentoring program, Jarel Wilson, about what to watch for when kids are home and how to help them avoid becoming depressed or anxious amid the chaos of the pandemic. One of the keys, according to Jarel, is structure, providing a framework, a schedule to keep, in order help a child remain focused on learning and positive mental attitudes.

After years on hiatus, Ivan is back at it again with a brand new show! "Sorry Try Again", hosted by Ivan, his good buddy Bradley, and his son Jarel, is a show about everything and anything, done in a very casual, laid back style. On this first episode, the fellas discuss how they and their families have coped with quarantine, they talk about anti-maskers and racism, and some sports!

THIS EPISODE! We are joined by Team Alpha Male fighters and friends of the show Hector Fajardo and Jarel Askew to talk about their careers and also their #FADEWARS movement that's sweeping the world on social media. We also discuss the UFC Auckland main event between Dan Hooker and Paul Felder and also the boxing match between The Gypsy King Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder. Follow our guests: @el.matador.hec and @itzmraskew Follow the hometeam: @matty_gunner @smokey6figs @jamiejones1word @outcasts_underdogs @wildjonespodcastnetwork Subscribe to The Wild Jones Podcast Network YouTube Channel for our weekly live streams!

At 18, Justin began working at his local YMCA where he got certified to teach children as well as his water safety certificate. After getting certified, he started coaching Westside Special Olympics and later coached the Junior Olympic swim team as well as a high school strength conditioning for water polo and swim. That is where Justin really fell in love with strength training.  Now, Justin really focuses his efforts on helping athletes take it to the next level when it comes to strength training. His no B.S. attitude and deeper understanding of strength performance really provides an environment where his clients can flourish and accelerate their functional fitness growth.  In this episode, we take a deep dive into all things workout and fitness. _____ In this episode you’ll learn:  How having a “student” mentality improves workout experience and progress Justin’s go-to assessment for those back in the gym after a hiatus About the benefits of box squatting About the Conjugate Method of Powerlifting  Why you shouldn’t worry about “getting strong but not looking bulky” Why diet is imperative to your workout progress  About the benefits of strength training for weight loss Justin’s advice for those training for marathons  Recommendations for those working out after a long sedentary period Advice for those strength training with limited funds  The difference between class instructors and trainers/coaches Why strength training is a good option for those with little time  About the Linear Progression Method and the Strength Hypertrophic Power-building Method  About CNS Adaptivity  What a deload week is and when to do them The difference between strength and hypertrophy  How to best develop a big butt  The tie between aesthetic and functionality; Sickness Fitness Wellness Continuum (Death vs. Wellness vs. Fitness)  How fitness/lifting improves brain functionality The lowdown on Crossfit The importance of having good form  What to look for in regards to bad programming/coaching: Why it’s crucial to check your ego at the door and not be intimidated in the gym  ________________________ References from the episode: Connect with Justin:  @jjarel | justinjarel.com  The gym where he instructs: @Deuce_gym in Venice, CA   

Join Carla and Jarel as they give advice to help you achieve success during your college career.

#NostrilGang fresh off a win, #TeamAlphaMale contender Jarel Askew sits down with SST. Listen how this vegan pizza eating fighter lives life to his true self and what’s next in life. Craziest fights, the non #ConorRetirement and starting the Sativa Sports Talk High Rollers #BJJ Team. Roll up and tune in every Thursday LIVE from the Wild Jones Podcast Network in the #cityoftrees!

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Jarel and Kev return for another week to discuss their recent trip to LA (1:00), and Adam SIlver's biggest concerns for the NBA including maintaining competitive balance among the markets regardless of size (7:00), slight decline in ratings (12:00), mental health of the players around the league (15:00), and the uptick of player movement around the league (26:30). The guys then do a quick check in on who they expect to make the NBA Finals and win MVP (38:00) and then they finally recap LeBron's disappointing and tumultuous first season on the Lakers (42:00).Coolin’ Out Pod YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcpM4X6NAYs0qaKZ3uhfanQ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Monica Busby joins me on the Learning on Fire podcast and explores the most important learning and educational moments that shaped her life. Our guest – Monica Busby (https://www.educationonfire.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/42619348_10156801012192171_7715401451496800256_n.jpg)   (https://www.educationonfire.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/20031545_1757488437612297_6915411106913549443_n.png)           Monica Busby is the Momma Head Honcho of eCommerce Kids Institute for Higher Learning, a company that began in 2015 with her now 15 year-old son, Jarel. They have a vision to build a passionately serving family culture where every teen and PreTeen on earth has the opportunity to become an influential eCommerce Social Entrepreneur and Leader. With the Amazon marketplace being the starting point, curriculums now include eCommerce Start-Up, Entrepreneurship, Leadership + Performance-Enhancing Tools, Financial & Investment Planning, and more. Questions asked on the Learning on Fire Podcast Interview Who are you? What does your life look like now and how is it different from when you were growing up? What was valuable about your school experience? Which teachers do you remember and why? Who did you admire when you were young? What was it about that person that had such an impact? What was the best piece of advice you have ever been given and who gave it to you? What advice would you give your younger self? What does your future look like? What podcast, book, video, film, song or other resource has had the biggest impact on your life and why?   Resources mentioned Brendon Burchard (https://brendon.com/)   Contact information  www.ecommercekidsinstitute.com (http://www.ecommercekidsinstitute.com/)   Facebook page: www.facebook.com/ecommercekids/ (https://www.facebook.com/ecommercekids/)   Show Sponsor (https://www.educationonfire.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/NAPE_2.2-3000px.png)           National Association for Primary Education (https://www.educationonfire.com/nape/) Our aim is to achieve a higher priority for the education of children from birth to 13. High quality learning in the early years of life is vitally important to the creation of an educated society. Young children are not simply preparing for the future, they are living a never to be repeated time of life and the best way to learn is to live.

Jarel gives us his Top 5 kicks that you must have in your closet to start off the new year. To all of our shoe connoisseurs that listen —> Get your Kick Fix in this episode. ⚡️