Podcast appearances and mentions of jarrod brown

Jarrod Brown is the Founder and President of Mission Lazarus, a nonprofit organization focused on development initiatives in isolated and remote villages in Honduras and Haiti. Jarrod shares his journey and his passion for finding sustainable solutions in ministry and business to transform lives. Join the conversation to learn about a holistic and integrated approach to for-profit and non-profit principles that is rooted in the Sermon on the Mount. www.missionlazarus.org -- Welcome to the Wholehearted Leader hosted by Lantz Howard. I am here to help faith-driven entrepreneurs have a killer business, a passionate marriage, and live with purpose. My goal is your flourishing. One conversation could shift everything right now. Lantz is a trained marriage therapist, professional executive business coach, and organizational health leader. Reach out before you are ready. www.lantzhoward.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/lantzhoward https://www.instagram.com/lantzhoward

Welcome to It Takes a Village, a podcast by Healing Hands International! Today, we're excited to speak with Jarrod Brown, founder of Mission Lazarus. In this episode, Jarrod shares how Mission Lazarus got started through passion, vision, and the Holy Spirit. Hear how doing life with people leads to genuine relationship and transforms communities! LINKS: Learn how you can get involved with Mission Lazarus today! Follow Mission Lazarus on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. Shop Lazarus Artisan Goods.

In this episode I am hanging out with "Snap Shot" bow fishing guide, Jarrod Brown and multi-species angler, Steve Zuppa. Steve and I recently went on a guided trip with Jarrod where we learned a lot about bow fishing as well as how difficult it really is. This episode is full of laughter as we elaborate on the trip and how many fish were missed in the process! Jarrod offered a great trip at a very affordable price! Check out "Snap Shot Bowfishing Guide Service" on facebook. Message them to book your trip!

Have you ever wondered what video format you should use? On today's episode of the Vlog Pastors Podcast, Jarrod Brown and Joshua Verwers are discussing the difference between live streams, vlogs and podcasts. Yes, we know podcasts are typically just audio, but with the emerging trend of video podcasts, how could you use that for your ministry? ▶ FOLLOW JARROD: - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/ABiteOfBrownie - Instagram: https://instagram.com/BiteOfBrownieProductions - Website: https://www.biteofbrownieproductions.com ▶ FOLLOW JOSHUA: - Tech Channel "What Joshua": http://bit.ly/WhatJoshua - Vlog Channel: https://www.youtube.com/JoshuaVerwers - Twitter: https://twitter.com/JoshuaVerwers - Instagram: https://instagram.com/JoshuaVerwers - Website: https://JoshuaVerwers.com ▶ GET SOME MERCH: - https://teespring.com/stores/joshuaverwers ▶ SUPPORT JOSHUA: - https://www.patreon.com/JoshuaVerwers ▶ JOSHUA'S GEAR: - https://www.amazon.com/shop/JoshuaVerwers ▶ SOFTWARE/SERVICES: (affiliate links) - Streaming with Ecamm Live: http://bit.ly/EcammTrial - Music from SoundStripe: https://bit.ly/TrySoundstripe - Editing with Adobe Premiere Pro: https://amzn.to/2PBMCQy - Optimizing with TubeBuddy: https://www.tubebuddy.com/JoshuaVerwers (DISCLAIMER: It should be fairly safe to assume that all links are affiliate links.)

Vlogust has begun and that means Vlog Pastors: Season 3 is officially under way. On today's episode of the Vlog Pastors Podcast, Joshua Verwers and Jarrod Brown are discussing this latest season of the Vlog Pastors and what has led up to this extensive collaboration. If you'd like to check out this season of Vlog Pastors, you can do so here: https://bit.ly/VlogPastors3

This week on the Vlog Pastors Podcast, Jarrod Brown and Joshua Verwers are discussing some common mistakes they see churches making when it comes to online video. If you church is streaming their service online, or if your pastor is preaching via video, here are some observations that these pastors have noticed. And they've got a few tips to help churches do just a little bit better. For more info, check out VlogPastors.com

This is the first offical episode of the Vlog Pastors Podcast. And today, Joshua Verwers and Jarrod Brown are talking about how COVID-19 has impacted pastoral ministry. What will come out of this. What are our plans and what are our strategies. Let's talk about it, today. For more information, check out VlogPastors.com

In this pilot episode of the Vlog Pastors Podcast, Joshua Verwers and Jarrod Brown are discussing what a "Vlog Pastor" is and what you can expect from this podcast. If you'd like more information about the Vlog Pastors, you can check us out at www.VlogPastors.com

This week on The Wonder of Ivy podcast, I sat down with Jarrod Brown (aka J-Rod.) If Jarrod sounds familiar it is because he was on The Wonder of Ivy's 2019 “Who To Watch” list. He is also the owner of Music Is Passion studios, the audio engineer for the podcast, the official “SOiL DJ,” and that is barely scratching the surface. This episode discussing his background, ghost writing, local talent, and much more. Follow JRod: https://www.facebook.com/jarrod.brown710 https://www.instagram.com/musicis_passion/ https://musicispassion.wixsite.com/mysite https://soundcloud.com/musicis_passion Follow me: thewonderofivy.com https://www.instagram.com/thewonderofivy/ https://www.facebook.com/Thewonderofivy https://twitter.com/thewonderofivy This episode was made possible by: Tiana Lopez Ramery Fadiba Barry Jarrod Brown Christopher Ellis Interview recorded at Music is Passion Studios Engineered by JROD https://www.instagram.com/musicis_passion/ Edited by Lisa De La Cruz using Audacity, www.audacityteam.org/ Music: Carefree Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Lazy Break SliceXbeats (looperman.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

The Wonder of Ivy and Dear Reading are back at it again! This week 3 of the Dear Reading co-hosts join me for The Question Game. Listen as Marquise gets messy, D-Will gets deep, and Marie keeps it real! It gets so spicy that even producer Jarrod Brown jumps in at times. If you liked this episode and the others, please be sure to review and rate if you're listening on Apple Podcasts! It helps The Wonder of Ivy Podcast grow! DearRDG Podcast: Follow Dear Reading Podcast: https://twitter.com/DearRDG https://soundcloud.com/dearreading https://www.instagram.com/dearreading/ https://www.facebook.com/DearReading/ In this episode: The Scared of a Day Job Brunch: https://www.facebook.com/events/722885981429166/ Love[LESS] pt 2: https://www.instagram.com/p/BsTaAunFFYg/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet Recorded at Music Is Passion Studios Produced by Jarrod Brown Edited by Lisa De La Cruz

In this episode I talk to the travler and food lover Jarrod Brown. With almost 43K followers on Instagram, he manages to eat for free in the best restaurants all over the world. But he's not your typical food blogger. He never posts pictures of himself and the food pics aren't as pretty that you're used to! We talked about how he got where he is today, not having a house and how long he thinks he can live like this!

Cartish Radio is een wekelijkse podcast gepresenteerd door Sagid Carter. In het eerste seizoen interviewt ze Esmay Wagemans, Taka, Patricia Kaersenhout, Jim Deddes, Paul Meyer, Leendert Sonnevelt, Jarrod Brown en Yung Nnelg. Vanaf 25 januari elke donderdag een nieuwe aflevering!

I hope and pray that you are having a wonderful day and enjoying this beautiful “Spring” like weather. We are in for a special treat this Sunday as Jarrod Brown from Mission Lazarus will be with us to share an exciting update about the work in Honduras. Jarrod is an excellent communicator and is passionate about sharing the love of Jesus with people around the world. He graduated from Abilene Christian University with degrees in International Business and Spanish and moved to Honduras in 2001. Jarrod and his wife, Allison, started Mission Lazarus in 2004 which has full time operations in both Honduras and Haiti that includes Spiritual, Educational, Medical and Agricultural outreaches and 27 churches have been planted. Mission Lazarus “Glorifies God by advancing his Kingdom through holistic ministry and social enterprise with educational, medical, agricultural, and spiritual outreaches.” Jarrod says that “our holistic approach to ministry seeks to address multiple facets of community development and growth and ultimately is about sharing the love of Jesus around the world. Our comprehensive approach focuses on specific outreach methods in the areas of agriculture, education, medicine, church planting, refuge (orphan care) and addressing social needs of the community.” I know that we will all be blessed this week as we gather as the body of Christ to celebrate what God is doing among us here in West Houston and around the world. Blessings, Brian

I hope and pray that you are having a wonderful day and enjoying this beautiful “Spring” like weather. We are in for a special treat this Sunday as Jarrod Brown from Mission Lazarus will be with us to share an exciting update about the work in Honduras. Jarrod is an excellent communicator and is passionate about sharing the love of Jesus with people around the world. He graduated from Abilene Christian University with degrees in International Business and Spanish and moved to Honduras in 2001. Jarrod and his wife, Allison, started Mission Lazarus in 2004 which has full time operations in both Honduras and Haiti that includes Spiritual, Educational, Medical and Agricultural outreaches and 27 churches have been planted. Mission Lazarus “Glorifies God by advancing his Kingdom through holistic ministry and social enterprise with educational, medical, agricultural, and spiritual outreaches.” Jarrod says that “our holistic approach to ministry seeks to address multiple facets of community development and growth and ultimately is about sharing the love of Jesus around the world. Our comprehensive approach focuses on specific outreach methods in the areas of agriculture, education, medicine, church planting, refuge (orphan care) and addressing social needs of the community.” I know that we will all be blessed this week as we gather as the body of Christ to celebrate what God is doing among us here in West Houston and around the world. Blessings, Brian

What if you could eat farm to table on the go? On the level of Chipotle or Panera? Except it's local, not a chain, and all the ingredients come from within 100 miles of Charlottesville? Meet Danielle and Ken Notari owners of Nude Fude on Hydraulic Road. Along with CIA-trained chef Jarrod Brown, who worked with Chef Dan Barber of Blue Hill at Stone Barns and Lemaire in Richmond, this family restaurant hopes to change the dynamic of F2T - bringing it down from fine dining into something more realistic. Their goal is to get you in and out within 5 minutes. If you're in a hurry? They have a great To-Go section. As well as beer, wine, and a great patio! These guys have done their research and it shows in the food and in the passion for their mission. I LOVED being able to interview such nice folks at the very beginning of their journey. Go eat In the Nude! You'll love it. Get the boiled peanuts - they're the real deal. How did a quote from Anthony Bourdain inspire Ken during his planning? Listen to find out and also learn about how they're going to lure, and work with the high school across the street. This episode is sponsored by In A Flash Laser.

Jarrod Brown, Andy Little, Jim Litton, Monty Lynn, Rick Lytle

Jarrod Brown, Andy Little, Jim Litton, Monty Lynn, Rick Lytle

Jarrod Brown, Andy Little, Jim Litton, Monty Lynn, Rick Lytle