Podcast appearances and mentions of jasmine johnson

Send us a textLive from L.A. Stories, a reading and fire relief fundraiser I presented at Murmurs Gallery on April 27th, 2025. Ticket sales benefited Altadena Girls. Featured readers included Wendy C. Ortiz, Anna Dorn, Jasmine Johnson, Alicia Novella Vasquez, Heather Jewett, Tasbeeh Herwees, Taleen Kali, Clement Goldberg, and Marcel Alcalá (you won't hear Alicia included here though–you'll have to wait for her publication for that!). I read something too! Thank you to Gabby Datau and Morgan Elder at Murmurs for hosting us!  Wendy's three books just got reissued! Buy them! Listen to Taleen's music–she's touring the west coast this summer. Read Heather's writing & listen to her podcast on Planet Heather.Make Anna's "Perfume and Pain" your first summer read.Tasbeeh has a fab new LA-centric Substack called NO BAD DAYS. See Marcel's painting "Anima" at Various Small Fires in Orange County through May 31st. Watch what Jasmine makes, always. Make Clement's "New Mistakes" your first summer read. Keep supporting Altadena Girls. Send me proof of your donation of $5 or more by the date specified in the episode to be entered into the raffle!Thanks to Margot Padilla for engineering and editing this episode. Please rate and review the show wherever you listen! My IG. My Substack. Write me: tierneytierneytierneytalks@gmail.com Support the show

Meet Bobby and Jasmine Johnson, whose fairy-tale romance blossomed on Love is Blind UK into a powerful partnership in life and business. Their journey from reality TV contestants to successful entrepreneurs showcases how authentic connections can transform into meaningful impact.In this episode, we explore their journey from reality TV to purposeful influence, as they share insights on building their wellness empire, 'The Undiet Method'. The couple opens up about maintaining relationship strength amid external pressures, developing consistent habits for success, and how their complementary strengths drive their coaching business. Discover how they've turned their love story into a platform for helping others achieve personal transformation across Europe and North America.Follow Bobby and Jasmine on Instagram @bobby_johnson & @thejaycee_

In this episode I talk to Jasmine Johnson about style being a reflection of one's mood and identity, the staple pieces that define individual looks, wearing boots year-round, the joy of mixing and matching trends to create something truly unique, playful dress-up sessions in her momma's closet, the importance of confidence in self-expression, why her hairstyle needs to go with her outfit, experimenting with trends, and much more. In this episode she mentions: Zara H&M Neiman Marcus Free People Nordstrom Goodwill Rotate New Balance Follow Jasmine on Instagram and TikTok! Give this episode a listen, rate BSA on Apple or Spotify, and share it with a friend. Connect with Black Style Anecdotes on Instagram, Facebook, and Pinterest. Shop BSA merch!

Sister Jasmine Johnson talks about God's faithfulness even in the worst of situations. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/christopher-honeycu/support

This week, we welcome Jasmine Johnson, Accredited Financial Counselor®️, Entertainment Accountant, and Mental Health Advocate to Real Money, Real Experts. Jasmine has spent over a decade empowering individuals and families to transform their financial mindset and achieve Financial Independence. In this episode, Jasmine shares how growing up in poverty influenced her own money story, and how it's made a difference in the way she supports clients. She talks about how embracing life's unexpected turns can lead you exactly where you need to be. Tune in for a compelling discussion on personal growth, financial empowerment, and the journey to self-discovery. Show Notes:02:18 Jasmine's journey to the AFC08:51 The beginning of Jasmine's money story11:29 How emotions and finances intertwine13:09 Uncovering your money story17:47 What led Jasmine to opening her own business20:33 The importance of being a life long learner22:41 Jasmine's 2 centsShow Notes Links:https://www.square1accounting.com/yourresources Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman - https://a.co/d/fM1j5y4 Financial decisions 90% emotions IG: jasmine_themoneycoach YT: jasmine_themoneycoach website: www.square1accounting.com https://www.square1accounting.com/yourresources Want to get involved with AFCPE®?Here are a few places to start: Become a Member, Sign up for an Essentials Course, or Get AFC Certified today! Want to support the podcast? We love partnering with organizations that share our mission and values. Download our media kit.

For the 40th episode of Florida's Fresh Mix Podcast, Gerard spoke with THREE incredible guests! We're excited to welcome the United States of America's Miss Florida winners. Yep, that's right, we have three pageant queens on today's show. Miss Tiffany Chavez, Ms. Jasmine Johnson, and Mrs. Vida Hargrett tell Gerard how the three different pageants work, what life is like with their crowns, and their favorite (and not-so-favorite) parts about living in the Sunshine State. Plus, Gerard learns all about "girl gangs" and "sister queens." Listen in and learn something new today! Host: Gerard Legagneur Guests: Miss Tiffany Chavez, Ms.Jasmine Johnson, and Mrs. Vida Hargrett of USOA's Miss Florida Pageants Links: Miss Tiffany Chavez Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn Links: Ms. Jasmine Johnson Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Links: Mrs. Vida Hargreet Instagram | Facebook Link: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tampa Bay Link: Tread Lightly Link: Worth More Nation Link: National Alliance of Mental Illness Link: Florida Man News Podcast DONATE: Gerard's Guitars Over Guns fundraiser! Producer Jaime's Riverside.FM Affiliate Code Visit The Fresh Mix Website: FreshMixPodcast.com Follow The Fresh Mix on Social Media: Instagram | Twitter Email the Show: FreshMix@FloridaPodcastNetwork.com Executive Producer: Jaime Legagneur Lead Content Producer: Amber Amortegui Additional Support Provided by: Listeners Like You and Flint Stone Media ------------------------------- Production House: Flint Stone Media Partner with FPN: Become the voice of YOUR segment of Florida!! From sponsoring episode segments through creating and growing your own branded show, we have the solution to promote you while we promote Florida! FPN Media Kit We are currently boarding shows to build out our network. And, you don't want to miss ANY of the new hosts and podcasts were have joining us. Search for and subscribe to “Florida Podcast Network” on iTunes and all your favorite podcast players to get more of this and ALL our shows. Become a Patron: Have a suggestion for the Network? Join us in the FPN Insiders group on Facebook and let us know!    FPN:  Check out the other shows on the Florida Podcast Network

For the 40th episode of Florida's Fresh Mix Podcast, Gerard spoke with THREE incredible guests! We're excited to welcome the United States of America's Miss Florida winners. Yep, that's right, we have three pageant queens on today's show. Miss Tiffany Chavez, Ms. Jasmine Johnson, and Mrs. Vida Hargrett tell Gerard how the three different pageants work, what life is like with their crowns, and their favorite (and not-so-favorite) parts about living in the Sunshine State. Plus, Gerard learns all about "girl gangs" and "sister queens." Listen in and learn something new today! Host: Gerard Legagneur Guests: Miss Tiffany Chavez, Ms.Jasmine Johnson, and Mrs. Vida Hargrett of USOA's Miss Florida Pageants Links: Miss Tiffany Chavez Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn Links: Ms. Jasmine Johnson Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Links: Mrs. Vida Hargreet Instagram | Facebook Link: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tampa Bay Link: Tread Lightly Link: Worth More Nation Link: National Alliance of Mental Illness Link: Florida Man News Podcast DONATE: Gerard's Guitars Over Guns fundraiser! Producer Jaime's Riverside.FM Affiliate Code Visit The Fresh Mix Website: FreshMixPodcast.com Follow The Fresh Mix on Social Media: Instagram | Twitter Email the Show: FreshMix@FloridaPodcastNetwork.com Executive Producer: Jaime Legagneur Lead Content Producer: Amber Amortegui Additional Support Provided by: Listeners Like You and Flint Stone Media ------------------------------- Production House: Flint Stone Media Partner with FPN: Become the voice of YOUR segment of Florida!! From sponsoring episode segments through creating and growing your own branded show, we have the solution to promote you while we promote Florida! FPN Media Kit We are currently boarding shows to build out our network. And, you don't want to miss ANY of the new hosts and podcasts were have joining us. Search for and subscribe to “Florida Podcast Network” on iTunes and all your favorite podcast players to get more of this and ALL our shows. Become a Patron: Have a suggestion for the Network? Join us in the FPN Insiders group on Facebook and let us know!    FPN:  Check out the other shows on the Florida Podcast Network

Jasmine Johnson is like a very rare flowering plant. You likely did not know who she was, but now that you know you're like "How has this beautiful flower not been known to me before?" Then, suddenly, you have a whole new favorite flower. Mary and Jasmine have been rolling together since they were teens. If you want to hear all about their lives as badass Catholic school girls, this is the episode for you. Jasmine dives into being raised Southern Baptist, how she's never felt "NOLA enough," and her incredible work as a healer. Find Jasmine on Instagram: @sagehandsmb

Note: The opinions stated by hosts and guest do not necessarily represent the opinions of their employers. With the Supreme Court decision that ended Roe v Wade, states, hospitals, clinics, and caregivers are scrambling to figure out how to provide necessary health services without running afoul of often unclear, poorly created, and poorly worded laws. With disparities already existing in health care — particularly in birthing mortality rates — the end of safe access to abortion in many states will likely mean even greater mortality among Black and other underrepresented minority communities. In this episode, Anne and Ruby are speaking again with Dr. Jasmine Johnson, this time about the potential ramifications of this decision on all people who can get pregnant. Listen up, and if you're so moved, get active to protect reproductive health! Follow Dr. Johnson on Instagram @MrsMommyMD and check out her blog: http://www.mrsmommymd.com/. You can find The Whole Pineapple on Instagram as well: @thewholepineapplepod.

Among the "industrialized" nations, the United States fares worst in terms of maternal mortality. That means more birthing people die in childbirth in the US than in any other industrialized nation. In fact, in 2017, US rates of death from childbirth actually went UP.  And for Black people giving birth, the risk of death is even higher.  Why are pregnancy and childbirth so much more dangerous in the US than in so much of the world, and why is it even more dangerous for people of color?  Dr. Jasmine Johnson is a physician and assistant professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology in the Division of Maternal-Fetal Medicine at Indian University School of Medicine. She is a fierce advocate for improving equity in obstetrics and gynecology and health care as a whole. In this episode, Ruby and Anne talk with Dr. Johnson about the historical and continuing disparities in health care and how we might understand and solve them.  Have a listen, then find Dr. Johnson on her blog, The Mrs. The Mommy. The MD: http://www.mrsmommymd.com/. You can find out more about Ruby and Anne at The Whole Pineapple Podcast: https://thewholepineapple.com/.

Today on the podcast, we are diving into all things personal finance with my guest Jasmine Johnson. It's often a conversation that can be uncomfortable, but it's truly one of the most valuable subjects to discuss.  Jasmine started her career as a financial professional out of necessity. She found herself in the position at the age of 17 where she had to take care of her and her two sisters on her own. That started her on the path to being the money queen she is today. We discuss a range of basic personal finance strategies, but here's the BIG takeaway: A framework for personal finance success. Are you ready? Here it is! 5 simple steps to get you on track for financial success. PLAN – Have a plan so you can identify where you are and where you're going. SET A SAVINGS GOAL – Put that inside your budget and work toward it. CREATE A BUDGET – Hello! Everyone needs a budget. MINDSET – How you will achieve your goals. ACTION – Put everything into action – this is the most important. See the show notes for the full post.

Dr. Shannon M. Clark discusses the following with MFM, Dr. Jasmine Johnson @mrsmommymd: -assessing fertility and future family planning at annual exams -health disparities and provider decisions about sterilization, treatment for ectopic pregnancy, fibroid management and more -disparities in fertility awareness -addressing preexisting medical conditions and medications -racial and ethnic disparities in severe maternal morbidities and mortality -maternal mortality data from 2020 and age groups -IVF pregnancy over age 40 and adverse pregnancy outcomes and multiple gestations -racial and socioeconomic disparities in those seeking fertility care -barriers to seeking fertility care -special considerations for first, second and third trimester care in those over 40 -special considerations for delivery planning in those over 40 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/adoctordeliverspodcast/support

This episode of The Mommy Labor Nurse Podcast is all about the realities of black maternal health here in the US, and what we can do to spark change! I actually put this article out last year, but I wanted to re-release it this week in honor of Black Maternal Health Week 2022. to spark any kind of change surrounding racism in healthcare (and specifically in black maternal health) I truly believe that awareness is the first step.

Gemma and Phoebe are joined by Jasmine Johnson (@jasmine.johnson) to discuss why everyone is discussing Julia Fox. What we read: “Break the Internet: Pete Davidson,” Tommy Dorfman (Paper Mag) “Break the Internet: Kim Kardashian,” Amanda Fortini (Paper Mag) “Date Night,” Julia Fox (Interview Mag) “A Retired Dominatrix Goes to Church,” Naomi Fry (The New Yorker) “Kim and Kanye and Pete and Julia,” Naomi Fry (The New Yorker) “When Instagram Killed the Tabloid Star,” Amanda Hess (NYT) “My Dinner with Kanye,” Natasha Stagg (Substack) “Ye's True Love is Hiding in Plain Sight,” Rachel Tashjian (GQ) “Coolest Person in the Room: Julia Fox,” Megan Walschlager (Paper Mag) “Kanye West: In His Own Words,” Kanye West (Paper Mag) “Julia Fox: Mother, Lover, Angel, Devil, Home,” Rachel Rabbit White (Office Magazine) Follow us on instagram @moneycantbuyyouclass_pod & twitter @sad_porous_grad (don't forget to like, comment & subscribe xoxo)

SZN 3 Finale: A-Squad, thank you for sticking on this journey with me! It is time to wrap up this season and what better way than by sharing energy with Jasmine Johnson from HerLight podcast and talking about our journey with ourselves. Warning: Feelings may be exposed. Thank you all for the continued love and support. -A  Connect with Jasmine:  @herlightpodcast  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/her-light/id1574068326 Connect with Akeelé @amomentwitha  Discuss the show using the hashtag #AMomentWithA on Instagram and Twitter. Please leave a review or comment when you are done listening. I love reading your feedback and comments. If you have any topics, comments, or questions, please send them to amomentwitha@gmail.com Listen to A Moment with A on Anchor, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Spotify, or your favorite podcast app.  Host: Akeelé Hughes --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/amomentwitha/support

The Mark Your Destiny & Move Forward Virtual Summit features women from across the states speaking motivation and encouragement into others.  Enjoy this episode, share with others who may need a push or to hear words of encouragement. Visual available on our website www.girlletstalkatl.comSpeaker Order: Deric Goode (@lifesgoode_), Dalnesha McNeill (@hurt2heal_coaching), Deshannon Celestine (@shadesofpowerandlove), Dr Kimberly Grace (@drkimberlygrace), Marci Millsap (@queensrx), Shirlean Whichard (@iamshirleanwhichard), Kiddada Grey (@asmaratransformed), Sadie Evan (@sadiemaeevans_coaching),Syncere Newman (@newmansyncere), Nesi Ewing (@trainernesi), Faith Desiree (@entreprenu_her), Michelle Massey Washington, Nathallia Clarke (@chefnathallia), Lady Jay (@j_sculptmeh), Meemi Hunter (@miraclesbymeemi), Roselynn Shepard (@theeerealqueenbee), Jasmine Johnson (@carmen_facts)Hostess Trina Bee (@marketinggoddess360 and @girlletstalkatlanta)--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/girlletstalkatl/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/girlletstalkatl/support

The Mark Your Destiny & Move Forward Virtual Summit features women from across the states speaking motivation and encouragement into others.  Enjoy this episode, share with others who may need a push or to hear words of encouragement. Visual available on our website www.girlletstalkatl.comSpeaker Order: Deric Goode (@lifesgoode_), Dalnesha McNeill (@hurt2heal_coaching), Deshannon Celestine (@shadesofpowerandlove), Dr Kimberly Grace (@drkimberlygrace), Marci Millsap (@queensrx), Shirlean Whichard (@iamshirleanwhichard), Kiddada Grey (@asmaratransformed), Sadie Evan (@sadiemaeevans_coaching),Syncere Newman (@newmansyncere), Nesi Ewing (@trainernesi), Faith Desiree (@entreprenu_her), Michelle Massey Washington, Nathallia Clarke (@chefnathallia), Lady Jay (@j_sculptmeh), Meemi Hunter (@miraclesbymeemi), Roselynn Shepard (@theeerealqueenbee), Jasmine Johnson (@carmen_facts)Hostess Trina Bee (@marketinggoddess360 and @girlletstalkatlanta)--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/girlletstalkatl/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/girlletstalkatl/support

The Mark Your Destiny & Move Forward Virtual Summit features women from across the states speaking motivation and encouragement into others.  Enjoy this episode, share with others who may need a push or to hear words of encouragement. Visual available on our website www.girlletstalkatl.comSpeaker Order: Deric Goode (@lifesgoode_), Dalnesha McNeill (@hurt2heal_coaching), Deshannon Celestine (@shadesofpowerandlove), Dr Kimberly Grace (@drkimberlygrace), Marci Millsap (@queensrx), Shirlean Whichard (@iamshirleanwhichard), Kiddada Grey (@asmaratransformed), Sadie Evan (@sadiemaeevans_coaching),Syncere Newman (@newmansyncere), Nesi Ewing (@trainernesi), Faith Desiree (@entreprenu_her), Michelle Massey Washington, Nathallia Clarke (@chefnathallia), Lady Jay (@j_sculptmeh), Meemi Hunter (@miraclesbymeemi), Roselynn Shepard (@theeerealqueenbee), Jasmine Johnson (@carmen_facts)Hostess Trina Bee (@marketinggoddess360 and @girlletstalkatlanta)--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/girlletstalkatl/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/girlletstalkatl/support

The Mark Your Destiny & Move Forward Virtual Summit features women from across the states speaking motivation and encouragement into others.  Enjoy this episode, share with others who may need a push or to hear words of encouragement. Visual available on our website www.girlletstalkatl.comSpeaker Order: Deric Goode (@lifesgoode_), Dalnesha McNeill (@hurt2heal_coaching), Deshannon Celestine (@shadesofpowerandlove), Dr Kimberly Grace (@drkimberlygrace), Marci Millsap (@queensrx), Shirlean Whichard (@iamshirleanwhichard), Kiddada Grey (@asmaratransformed), Sadie Evan (@sadiemaeevans_coaching),Syncere Newman (@newmansyncere), Nesi Ewing (@trainernesi), Faith Desiree (@entreprenu_her), Michelle Massey Washington, Nathallia Clarke (@chefnathallia), Lady Jay (@j_sculptmeh), Meemi Hunter (@miraclesbymeemi), Roselynn Shepard (@theeerealqueenbee), Jasmine Johnson (@carmen_facts)Hostess Trina Bee (@marketinggoddess360 and @girlletstalkatlanta)--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/girlletstalkatl/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/girlletstalkatl/support

The Mark Your Destiny & Move Forward Virtual Summit features women from across the states speaking motivation and encouragement into others. Enjoy this episode, share with others who may need a push or to hear words of encouragement. Visual available on our website www.girlletstalkatl.com Speaker Order: Deric Goode (@lifesgoode_), Dalnesha McNeill (@hurt2heal_coaching), Deshannon Celestine (@shadesofpowerandlove), Dr Kimberly Grace (@drkimberlygrace), Marci Millsap (@queensrx), Shirlean Whichard (@iamshirleanwhichard), Kiddada Grey (@asmaratransformed), Sadie Evan (@sadiemaeevans_coaching), Syncere Newman (@newmansyncere), Nesi Ewing (@trainernesi), Faith Desiree (@entreprenu_her), Michelle Massey Washington, Nathallia Clarke (@chefnathallia), Lady Jay (@j_sculptmeh), Meemi Hunter (@miraclesbymeemi), Roselynn Shepard (@theeerealqueenbee), Jasmine Johnson (@carmen_facts) Hostess Trina Bee (@marketinggoddess360 and @girlletstalkatlanta) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/girlletstalkatl/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/girlletstalkatl/support

The Mark Your Destiny & Move Forward Virtual Summit features women from across the states speaking motivation and encouragement into others.  Enjoy this episode, share with others who may need a push or to hear words of encouragement. Visual available on our website www.girlletstalkatl.comSpeaker Order: Deric Goode (@lifesgoode_), Dalnesha McNeill (@hurt2heal_coaching), Deshannon Celestine (@shadesofpowerandlove), Dr Kimberly Grace (@drkimberlygrace), Marci Millsap (@queensrx), Shirlean Whichard (@iamshirleanwhichard), Kiddada Grey (@asmaratransformed), Sadie Evan (@sadiemaeevans_coaching),Syncere Newman (@newmansyncere), Nesi Ewing (@trainernesi), Faith Desiree (@entreprenu_her), Michelle Massey Washington, Nathallia Clarke (@chefnathallia), Lady Jay (@j_sculptmeh), Meemi Hunter (@miraclesbymeemi), Roselynn Shepard (@theeerealqueenbee), Jasmine Johnson (@carmen_facts)Hostess Trina Bee (@marketinggoddess360 and @girlletstalkatlanta)--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/girlletstalkatl/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/girlletstalkatl/support

We're right in the thick of spooky season so we've got a special interview this week. We had a chat with co-executive producer Jasmine Johnson and one of the stars, Mischa Osherovich from Crypt TV's new original series 'The Girl In the Woods,' now streaming on Peacock. In this supernatural drama we follow Carrie's escape from a cult that guards the world from monsters hidden behind a secret door within the woods. We had a nice chat and of course had to throw in some of our usual antics. HOPE Y'ALL ENJOY!!! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Support us on our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/progressivelyhorrified"The Girl in the Woods" is a new series from Peacock about a girl named Carrie who is part of a cult that guards a mysterious door in the woods of the Pacific Northwest that leads to a world of monsters. After a traumatic event, Carrie goes on the run from her cult to the local logging town where she makes friends with local teens Tasha and Nolan. But her cult isn't done with her...and neither are the monsters from the other side of the door.It's got some of the DNA of a show like Buffy, but it deals with gender, race, sexuality, disability, class, and addiction with a cast and crew that are remarkably inclusive including a head writer who's a trans woman, a queer woman of color producing, and a non-binary lead played by a non-binary actor in Nolan (Misha Osherovich). It's inclusive queer teen horror in a way you've never seen it before.All eight episodes are streaming on Peacock today, but we had the amazing chance to sit down and talk to actor Misha Osherovich and executive producer Jasmine Johnson about the series, it's dedication to getting right, and all the things it does that we've never seen in a teen action horror show!Recommendations:TerminatorJennifer's BodyFollow Misha on twitter at: @mishaosherovichFollow Jasmine on instagram at: @jazzfacekillaCheck out The Girl in the Woods on Peacock!★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Crypt TV executive Jasmine Johnson and actor Misha Osherovich sit down with Cameron to discuss their upcoming show THE GIRL IN THE WOODS (available on Peacock Oct 21st), genre film and TV, and the need for more queer BIPOC leads.

Oh this episode, Caitlin, Jamie, and special vampire slayer guest Jasmine Johnson kill vampires and discuss the Buffy the Vampire Slayer movie. (This episode contains spoilers) For Bechdel bonuses, sign up for our Patreon at patreon.com/bechdelcast. Follow @jazzfacekilla on Twitter. While you're there, you should also follow @BechdelCast, @caitlindurante and @jamieloftusHELP Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Join us this week on The Audacity! Podcast as we are joined by special guest Esquire Extraordinaire Jasmine Johnson. Listen along as we discuss The Met Gala, The current political landscape, Vaccine Mandates, New Music, and many more of your favorites audacious segments!!! https://youtu.be/2-mcxmqoFQY --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-audacity-podcast/support

Today is the SEASON FINALE! Can you believe it??!! I've learned so much these last 4 months. This podcast also recently surpassed the 500 download mark!!  I'll be unpacking the Top 3 episodes at the time of the 500 downloads, the new #1 episode, and the episode that really blew my mind. I'm also sharing my WHY, my WHOLE story, and the direction of the podcast.   We've Reached 500 Downloads!! Here are the Top 3 at the time of 500 downloads: #3: Episode 6 – It's OK – 03:30 #2: Episode 3 – Living Authentically with Candace Byrd – 05:35 (Instagram: @crackyourmask) #1: Episode 7 – What is the Strong Woman with Navasia Collier – 10:24 (Instagram: @herauthenticjourney/ www.herauthenticjourney.com)   The New #1 Episode: Episode 15 - Healing from Grief with Emotional Wellness Coach, Jasmine Johnson – 18:09             (Instagram: @jasmine_m_johnson) The Episode That Caused Me To Do The Most Reflection: Episode 14 – Fatherless Daughters with Bernadette Jackson – 21:38             (Instagram: @bernadettenjackson/ www.bernadettejackson.com)      My Why and My Whole Story – 28:25   I will be back for Season 2 in the 2nd week of October!   Follow me! Instagram: Taccarra_Renee Facebook Group: A Letter To My Sister Podcast

Today I'm talking to Emotional Wellness Coach, Jasmine Johnson, about grief and how to properly heal from it.  The conversation with Jasmine and I went from discussing the different types of grief, dating, marriage, cancer, and nutrition. And guess what? It's all connected!   Jasmine's Bio Jasmine M. Johnson is a writer, mentor, cancer survivor, and Emotional Wellness Coach. Through her business, Embrace Your Healing, she serves women who have experienced loss and are struggling to navigate the grief journey. Her passion for supporting those who are grieving stems from her own extensive journey with loss over the course of her life. Among those losses, the most devastating was the death of her mother in 2016. Knowing that such a significant loss could cause her to lose her will to live, Jasmine made the choice to be intentional about obtaining support to process her grief in a healthy way. The freedom that she experienced (via therapy, grief support, and emotional/spiritual healing) ignited a flame in her to support others in their journey to healing and wholeness, know firsthand that grief is not something that should be tackled alone. Utilizing her Intentional Healing Method, Jasmine helps women to give language to their pain, embrace healing, and go from a place of simply surviving to thriving.   One thing that stuck out: You can't heal from what you fail to acknowledge.   The Intentional Steps of Healing – 22:08 Compassion – show it towards ourselves and others on the journey. Process – begin to give language to your pain. Feel what you need to feel. Locate – Identify the stages of grief and determine where you are in the process. Faith – The foundation of our hope Support – What support is needed to heal in a healthy manner? Is a support system currently in place? Acceptance – Coming to terms with our past.   Final Comments from Jasmine: What you are experiencing is normal.  You are not the only one who feels what you feel. It's okay to feel how you feel. Acknowledge it and embrace it. Grief is a journey that should not be traveled alone.      Where To Find Jasmine Instagram: jasmine_m_johnson   Follow me! Instagram: Taccarra_Renee Facebook Group: A Letter To My Sister Podcast        

In this episode we discuss Imposter syndrome and how it shaped our lives. In this episode you will hear from Dr. Nickie Floyd, Jasmine Johnson, Xavier Alexander, and Shirlay Alexander --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nickie-floyd/support

Max is joined by Jasmine Johnson, MD, Maternal & Fetal Medicine fellow, and obstetrician gynecologist at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. They discuss her work related to preterm birth disparities the toll it has on Black families and other issues related to Black maternal health.

In honor of Black Maternal Health Week, I welcome Dr. Jasmine Johnson (@mrsmommymd on Instagram). a Maternal Fetal Medicine Fellow with a focus on women's health disparities. Her research looks at the disparities that exist for Black women in pregnancy, labor and delivery.Systemic Racism is a reality and healthcare plays a huge part of this.Racism and bias can play a huge roll in the outcomes of Black mothers. In this episode we discuss:1. Why it's important that we discuss systemic racism as it relates to healthcare.2. Research in racism and pregnancy outcomes. 3. Breastfeeding statistics for Black women compared to non-Black women.4. How  systemic racism put Black women, especially Black pregnant women, at a disadvantage. 5. Why systemic racism effects us all.6. What we can do to cause change.  Further reading:https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/68/wr/mm6834a3.htm https://www.pbs.org/newshour/health/racial-disparities-persist-for-breastfeeding-moms-heres-why https://implicit.harvard.edu/implicit/takeatest.html Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In honor of Black Maternal Health Week, I welcome Dr. Jasmine Johnson (@mrsmommymd on Instagram). a Maternal Fetal Medicine Fellow with a focus on women’s health disparities. Her research looks at the disparities that exist for Black women in pregnancy, labor and delivery.Systemic Racism is a reality and healthcare plays a huge part of this.Racism and bias can play a huge roll in the outcomes of Black mothers. In this episode we discuss:1. Why it's important that we discuss systemic racism as it relates to healthcare.2. Research in racism and pregnancy outcomes. 3. Breastfeeding statistics for Black women compared to non-Black women.4. How  systemic racism put Black women, especially Black pregnant women, at a disadvantage. 5. Why systemic racism effects us all.6. What we can do to cause change. Further reading:https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/68/wr/mm6834a3.htmhttps://www.pbs.org/newshour/health/racial-disparities-persist-for-breastfeeding-moms-heres-whyhttps://implicit.harvard.edu/implicit/takeatest.html

This is for all the anxious folk out there who struggle with self-doubt and sometimes let fear stop us from trying. Our guest is Jasmine Johnson, a fellow entrepreneur from Baltimore who started her own organization called Her Light. Topics include:* How to reprogram your mind when facing your fears/anxiety* Taking leaps of faith* Chasing your passions & finding purposeSupport the show (http://Instagram.com/Shakingthetablepodcast)

In this episode, we discuss our thoughts on secular music while still believing in God. Bando Mel expresses his views on the church, rapping, smoking, and finding his true self. In this episode, you will hear from Deidre Alexander, Xavier Alexander, Shirlay Alexander, Nickie Floyd, and Jasmine Johnson. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nickie-floyd/support

The Pedipals talk to Dr. Jasmine Johnson, maternal fetal medicine expert who highlights the racial and gender disparities in healthcare. Listen in on this captivating conversation, as they break down the struggles women of color experience in America and what each of us can do to make an impact.

Mokah Jasmine Johnson is a community activist, social entrepreneur, and educator. She is the co-founder of the Athens Anti-Discrimination Movement, the founder of the Athens Hip-Hop Awards, the Athens MLK Day Parade and Music Fest, and she co-produces the Athens in Harmony Concert. Find more about Mokah:http://mokahforgeorgia.comGet involved with the Athens Anti-Discrimination Movement:http://aadmovement.orgFind out about volunteering opportunities for MLK Day:http://accgov.com/mlkday

Shaka Zulu-Voices of Congo Square /Jerrell Hamilton and Jasmine Johnson TwerkNola- 12.11.20

On today’s parenting episode, I am joined by Jasmine Johnson, MD, a wife, mother of two, and Maternal-Fetal Medicine fellow at the University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill. In addition to her clinical work, Dr. Johnson is the founder and content creator of the blog: The Mrs. The Mommy. The M.D., currently serves on the Society for Maternal Fetal Medicine – Health Policy and Advocacy Committee, and co-chairs the Diversity Task Force for the department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at UNC. Dr. Johnson’s research interests include health disparities within the obstetric population, and quality improvement efforts to help reduce maternal mortality and severe maternal morbidity. Her most recent publication, Racial and Ethnic Inequities in postpartum Pain Evaluation and Management, was featured in the December 2019 issue of The Green Journal. Jasmine continues to strive to be a fierce evidence-based advocate for the Black community. Today Jasmine will share her story on becoming a mom and raising her family while becoming a doctor along with her tips and best practices for all things Mrs. Mommy and MD. Specifically, she will share: – What is a Maternal Fetal Medicine doctor and why you would ever need to see such a doctor during your pregnancy – Her research and possible solutions for standardizing maternal care in the black community in particular – Lessons learned from raising kids while in school To connect with Dr. Jasmine Johnson, be sure to follow her on Instagram @MrsMommyMD and check out her blog: www.MrsMommyMD.com For more information on Josephine Atluri Meditation and the Responding to Life podcast, please visit www.jatluri.com On the site – sign up for a monthly newsletter that includes a free monthly meditation download, book private meditation sessions, general or fertility specific, and sign up for Josephine’s latest fertility workshops. On Instagram @josephineratluri and @respondingtolifepodcast

Today I get to chat with a client of mine, Jasmine. I love Jasmine's PCOS Story as I feel it's so relatable. Tune in as she shares her victories and practical changes that may help you as well. Jasmine Johnson has been diagnosed with PCOS for six years. I spent a lot of time denying my condition while also trying various destructive habits to overcome the symptoms. Finally, after some life changing events, I decided to stop putting myself on the back burner and confront this head on. It hasn't been easy but it has a worth while journey that has empowered me enough to want to share my story in hopes that someone will find light in a seemingly dark situation. You can find her on social on Instagram @jfizzle_23 and Snapchat @j-fizzle23 Head over to Vita Chic to learn more about Myo D-Chiro Complex and use the code LIVEFREE25 to receive 25% off your oder. Do you have questions? Would you like to share your PCOS story on the show? If you'd like to reach out or share your PCOS story on the show, you can find me here: Instagram: @thatpcoscoach Email: letisha@livefreehealthcoaching.com Website: www.livefreehealthcoaching.net TikTok: @thatpcoscoach *The information you hear on this podcast is not intended to replace medical advice. Always contact your physician before trying any physical activity, nutrition, or supplementation regimen.* --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thatpcoscoach/support

In this episode, we confront sexual shame, myths, internalized negative feelings, and ways to develp a healthy relationship with sex and your sexual identity. If you've ever judged yourself OR others based on sexual behaviors, listen up! If you've felt ashamed about your sexual feelings, this is for you. If you find it difficult to talk about sex with your children or even your partner, listen twice. Now, let's get down to the white meat! Guest info: Jasmine Johnson aka Jet Setting Jasmine is a licensed clinical psychotherapist with a strong emphasis on Intimacy Post Injury and Illness. She is the owner and lead therapist of full-service mental health practice, Blue Pearl Therapy. Jasmine is an international sex educator and Master Fetish Trainer. Along with her partner King Noire Jasmine co-owns the three-time award winning, Royal Fetish Films and has over 20 years of experience in the adult industry, in front and behind the camera. Jasmine has a Bachelor's of Sociology and a Masters of Clinical Social Work from The Florida State University. You can follow Jasmine on instagram @Jetsettingjasmine --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/down2thewhitemeat/message

In this week's episode, we're talking to Jasmine Johnson, a sex educator, entertainer, and therapist. Through her own journey of self-exploration, Jasmine became aware of how people tend to lose their identity when they become parents or professionals. She started Jet Setting Jasmine to help people come together for the fun of sex, learning what they like, and overcoming sexual shame.Jasmine found that shame gets in the way of sexual pleasure and wanted to help people enjoy their fetishes and expand their sexual repertoire. In order to do this, you need to:- Be more intentional about being on a journey to improve and enrich your sex life- Develop a sexual persona and figure out what your impasses are- Go on a journey of self-discovery to learn what you enjoyTo learn more about how to use porn as a source of entertainment and expansion, rather than education, explore kinks and fetishes, and reduce sexual shame, be sure to listen to this week's episode.Jasmine Johnson is a licensed clinical therapist and owner of Blue Pearl Therapy with a strong emphasis on Intimacy Post Injury, Trauma, and Intimacy Post Illness. She co-owns Jet Setting Jasmine and Royal Fetish Films, where the love of the arts, film, and sex education are combined to produce erotica that stimulates and engages the audience to push their sexual boundaries. Jasmine facilitates online workshops to help people explore and is a great educational resource. She has over 20 years of experience as an Adult Entertainer, Educator, and Master Fetish Trainer. Jasmine is a three-time award winning adult film star and has dedicated her craft to creating a more inclusive and ethically sound adult entertainment industry.

Join host Dr. Natalie Crawford as she talks to Dr. Jasmine Johnson, about her path in medicine and her passion, maternal health disparities. Dr. Johnson is a fellow in maternal and fetal medicine at UNC and a fierce advocate for racial inequities in pregnancy. Dr. Johnson is a mom and talks about her journey. She is also uses social media to inspire women to chase their dreams and fight for equality. 

On today's episode, we talk with Mokah Jasmine Johnson, a candidate for the State House in District 117, about her campaign for the state legislature and her view on solutions to police accountability.  This conversation took place on Monday, June 8th. Learn more about Mokah's campaign here. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | Tune In Radio Music Credit: Music by Joakim Karud http://youtube.com/joakimkarud

Sex therapy, BDSM, Erotic films vs pornography, sexual healing...these are just a few of the topics we discuss in today's episode with the one and only Jet Setting Jasmine. Jasmine Johnson, LCSW is a virtual mental health therapist, master kink and fetish trainer, co-owner of Royal Fetish Films, and all-around BOSS in the field of mental health and sexual expression. It was such a pleasure to get to know a different, more holistic side of how Jasmine has created a career with the core tenants of healing and pleasure. This conversation is so dope, and so needed. I can't wait for you to listen! -Connect with Jasmine https://www.jsjlinks.com/ https://www.bluepearltherapy.org/ https://royalfetishxxx.com/ Follow on ig: @jetsettingjasmine -Connect w/ us email: theblackjezebel@gmail.com follow us: Ig, Twitter, Fb  @temaratoday @theblackjezebel  SUBSCRIBE!      LIKE!       SHARE!     RATE!      REVIEW!!!!!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/temaratoday/support

Join guests and hosts of Black Zen – Stacey and Jasmine Johnson – for a discussion about making love and justice with meditation and mindfulness.   Find links to all of the resources from today's conversation at: https://www.laurabrewer.love/episode45 Begin your meditation practice with Black Zen's 6-week guide for beginners: https://www.blackzen.co/store/products/365405   Love How To Make Love? You can give a little love back by writing a review on iTunes or joining our incredible inside supporters on Patreon. ❤️   https://www.patreon.com/howtomakelove

Attorney Jasmine Johnson shares her story of growing up in Miami Gardens, FL, being the oldest of six, and being raised by her grandparents. Jasmine also shares her experiences of attending Florida State University, losing her mother during law school, identifying her authentic self in the workplace, starting an organization - Bloom, and manifesting her dreams into reality.

Speakers: Dr. Jasmine Johnson (interviewer, Gabbie Taylor) Recorded: February 2020 Despite significant advances in U.S. medical care, racial disparities in preterm births persist among non-Hispanic (NH) black and NH white women. Can socioeconomic factors explain the differences in pre-term births between these groups? Listen to Dr. Jasmine Johnson, a maternal-fetal medicine fellow and clinical instructor at the University of North Carolina, discuss her research on “Racial disparities in prematurity persist among women of high socioeconomic status.” Dr. Johnson’s research can be found in the January 2020 AJOG release and on AJOG’s website. To learn more about SMFM’s expanded efforts in health equity, visit https://www.smfm.org/equity. Dr. Johnson’s Contact Info Email: jasmine.johnson@unchealth.unc.edu Twitter: @JasmineRJohnson Instagram: @MrsMommyMD

Join us this week on The Audacity! Podcast as we discuss Reel News: Netflix Edition, The US Taliban Treaty, Uncle Snoop at the Red Table, and so much more! This week we are also joined by special guests and attorney extraordinaries George Aigbe and Jasmine Johnson! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-audacity-podcast/support

The more you read, the more you know. Reading is to the mind what exercising is to the brain.

Tenacious and kindhearted, Jasmine Johnson joins Not a Great Whisperer Podcast. Jasmine is an amazing soccer athlete and has had a long career doing what she loves. She played all through college and continues to coach soccer. She shares her story when she was diagnosed with Leukemia, 9 years ago when she started playing at Saint Leo’s,where she graduated college. Having her ups and downs in her health, she is passionate about telling her story and creating awareness on cancer and bone marrow transplants. She discusses how bethematch.org is something that people do not know about, that could save someone's life. She is set to have her transplant in August and is ready for her next part of the journey. Her strength and vulnerability is exhilarating. Enjoy our real, unedited conversation with Jasmine.

Sit back and relax as Angelique sits down with Hampton University’s own social justice trailblazer Michyah Thomas and rising law student Jasmine Johnson. Follow them on Instagram: @michyah_ @_lareinanegra @mrs.ovo & follow the show on Instagram @thisisamericashow

Have you ever had a situation happen to you that you didn’t think you could bounce back from?  That’s what Jasmine Johnson had when she found out she was pregnant right before she went to med school.  She talks about how she had to get over the “shame” and opinion of others to accomplish what she thought at one point was impossible.  If she can go to med school with a family, you have no excuse!   Now she’s a doctor specializing high risk pregnancies and we had a great conversation around her story, how she made it by staying focused and relying on her support system.  But my favorite part of the episode was discussing why black women are the most high risks for death during pregnancy. She breaks it down for me why that’s happening and how her role is to change this.      In this episode we talk about: Black women and the maternal mortality rate being 10 times as high Getting over rejection Self care - making your health a priority Working out to Beyonce videos - such a smart idea!   The Glow Up Toolbox Books:   Year of Yes - Shonda Rhymes The Immortal life of Henrietta Lacks - Rebecca Skloot Eat That Frog - Brian Tracy Start With Why - Simon Sinek, Outliers - Malcolm Gladwell   Audiobooks: Audible Libby   Beyonce workout video: Coachella 2018 performance   Click here for a FREE full guide on how to stay productive when life gets in the way   5 steps black women can do to ensure they have a successful birth Make sure you’re healthy before pregnancy Be sure to get prenatal care Speak up or find another provider if you don’t feel listened to Bring someone with you to your visits who can speak up for you Write a letter to policy makers.  Patients have voices which will ultimately change what happens.   Questions about this episode? Reach out to us!   Jasmine Johnson Email: mrs.mommy.md@gmail.com | Instagram: mrsmommymd | blog: mrsmommymd.com | #mrsmommymd   The Glow Up Podcast Email: Hello@theglowuppodcast.com | Instagram: glowuppodcast | #theglowuppodcast | Website: theglowuppodcast.com

This episode we talk with associate editor Janet Ramirez and photographer Jasmine Johnson of Reflekt, an LA based style anthropology zine that celebrates emerging cultural happenings through dress, style and image. From Art Book Fairs to London Wiccan bookstore decor, it's another fun rooftop episode.  Enjoy!   reflektmag.com @reflektmag

Carri Oller (www.carrioller.com) is a Wife, Mom, Speaker, Author, Song Writer & Actress. Carri loves talking and loves coffee...so she thought..."Why not have an encouraging podcast where I talk with my friends while we drink coffee?" So that's what she did. For Episode 13, Carri talks with her best friend Jasmine Johnson (I Am Enough Co.) about several topics including; How faith takes action, what does your circle look like, not being envious of others and so much more! Don't miss this powerful and inspirational episode!

Iberia interviews Ronika Perkins, creator of “Faith Over Failure” and Jasmine Johnson Founder of 29 Eleven on the power of choosing faith over failure. This Week’s MKE Treasures feature -  Jasmine Johnson – 29 Eleven Stay connected on facebook @SavedandtheCity and Instagram @SavedandtheCity www.savedandthecitymke.com Thank you to sponsors Memah’s Gourmet Delights and Enterprise NOW w/ Elzie Flenard www.mymemahs.com www.enterprise-now.biz 

(Full Audio) - Presented by the experts at TireRack.com. Notre Dame Football Head Coach Brian Kelly joins host Jack Nolan live from O'Rourke's Public House to discuss the upcoming game against Stanford. Guests include Aaryn Kearney and Jasmine Johnson. The Brian Kelly Radio Show is broadcast live each Thursday during the season on WSBT 96.1 and worldwide on WatchND. The Brian Kelly Radio Show podcast is a presentation of Fighting Irish Media and is sponsored by Nissan, the official partner of Notre Dame Athletics podcasts.

Jasmine Johnson and Hannah Beth share about our identity in Christ! What do you think God thinks God thinks of when He thinks about you?