Podcast appearances and mentions of Jasmine Lee

The benefits of bilingualism Guest: Dr. Shanna Kousaie & Jasmine Lee, Professors of Psychology at the University of Ottawa Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Seg 1: Can colour influence what we eat? Guest: Dr. Isabel Gauthier, Professor of Psychology at Vanderbilt University Seg 2: Scott's Thoughts: Parenting skills on display Guest: Scott Shantz, CKNW Contributor Seg 3: View From Victoria: Are politicians on the same page with involuntary care? We get a local look at the top political stories with the help of Vancouver Sun columnist Vaughn Palmer. Seg 4: Are we coddling university students? Guest: Simon Lewsen, Toronto-Based Journalist and Lecturer in Writing at the University of Toronto Seg 5: The benefits of bilingualism Guest: Dr. Shanna Kousaie & Jasmine Lee, Professors of Psychology at the University of Ottawa Seg 6: Can the BC Greens change our healthcare and education model? Guest: Sonia Furstenau, Leader of the BC Green Party Seg 7: Why Riverview's former CEO is questioning calls for its reopening Guest: Alex Barland, Former CEO of Riverview Psychiatric Hospital Seg 8: Where We Live: What's the history behind White Rock's “White Rock?” Guest: Hugh Ellenwood, Archives Manager at the White Rock Museum Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jasmine Lee (RPTA '24), Cal Poly Experience Industry Management (EIM) Spring graduate, talks with Dr. Brian Greenwood (Cal Poly EIM) about her life, college experience, and what's to come.

In this episode of the Homeschool Our Way Podcast, I'm joined by Jasmine Lee, homeschool mom, event planner and creator of the Texas Homeschool Expo. No matter where you live, homeschool conferences are a fantastic way to learn more about various ways to homeschool, check out different types of curriculum and learning resources, and to meet other homeschool families. As families of color, it's important that we find these types of events that include our unique experiences and needs, and the Texas Homeschool Expo is a great example. So whether you're in Texas or not, it's great to hear from Jasmine about the intentionality that goes into her Expos so that you can either visit them in Texas or you can find a similar event near you. ********* For more information: Texas Homeschool Expo: Website | Facebook Page | Central Texas May 21-22 | North Texas June 8-9 Join Jasmine's Homeschool Happenings newsletter for helpful homeschool tips and resources! Check out Jasmine's previous episode on the Homeschool Our Way Podcast! Ep. 20: They're Not Missing Out! Exploring Traditional School Experiences for Homeschool Students, with Jasmine Lee ********* Want more info on how to get started homeschooling? Check out my free 5-part series called START Homeschooling! I'll help you get grounded so that you can go from feelings of uneasiness and confusion to moving forward in your family's homeschool journey with confidence and clarity. CLICK HERE to listen! ********* Learn more about Homeschool Our Way: What We Do | Homeschool Merch! | Homeschool Learning Resources | Instagram ********* If you've found this podcast helpful, please leave me a review!

This week's key takeaway: Beyond PartsCheck: a deeper dive with Jasmine Lee DeWys   Episode intro: We've been trying to get this week's guest for over a year: the PartsCheck Business Development Manager, Jasmine Lee DeWys.   Jas is a real mover and shaker in the business, and a great example of what you can achieve if, in her words, “you keep knocking on the door.” Jas also talks to us about the work of PartsCheck. Most of you will have already heard of PartsCheck, but you probably don't know about the initiatives they've got going on in the background that are helping repairers across the country and even further afield in Asia.   In this week's episode you will learn: How Jasmine rose up in the industry How PartsCheck are helping repairers be more efficient The FlexiShop workshop management tool The KISS principle PartsCheck's plan for the Collision Repair Expo PartsCheck's Malaysian operation Jasmine's take on AI's future influence on the industry The importance of monitoring the efficiency of your team   Show links: ** Find Jasmine on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasmine-dewys-02120234/ ** For more info, call PartsCheck on 1300 141 933 ** Come find us at the Collision Repair Expo at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre, April 11 - April 13 ** Do you have something unique you want to share with us? Contact Paint & Panel editor Sam Street at: samstreet@yaffa.com.au ** Go to www.paintandpanel.com.au to sign up for our weekly E-newsletter ** Go to www.paintandpanel.com.au/podcast to catch up on past shows and access show notes from every episode.

What a special moment to talk with Jasmine, an 18-year-old who has been living in foster care. Jasmine received a One Wish birthday last fall and explains the positive impact it had on her!

In this episode of the Homeschool Our Way Podcast, I'm joined by homeschool mom, Jasmine Lee. She's helping us by shedding light on how our homeschooled kids can get involved in activities and experiences we may have previously thought were only for kids at traditional schools. Things like band, sports, spelling bees, student government…nothing is off limits! Jasmine is also the founder of the Texas Homeschool Expo! Be sure to sign up for Jasmine's newsletter! Follow her event's Facebook page You'll find her 2023 list of vendors…see which kinds of similar organizations you might find in your area! ********* RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE NCAA Eligibility for Homeschool Students Youth Advisory Commissions (or kid city councils): this one is in Texas, but be sure to look for one in your city Homeschool Organizations by State (these lists are not exhaustive, but they are a starting point!)HSLDA The Homeschool Mom ********* START YOUR HOMESCHOOL JOURNEY WITH ME! Does this sound like you? ➡️ You're interested in starting homeschool soon (or maybe you've just started recently), but you need a guide to walk you through how to get out of the gate successfully. If that's you, then I can help! I'm creating a course to help you start your homeschool journey with clarity and confidence in 10 days or less, and I'll be taking a few folks alongside me for a more hands-on learning approach. So if you'd like to be in that group, click the link above to learn more! ********* Resources from Elan: Determine Your Child's Learning Style | Learning Style Quiz Get Your Free Guide: 5 Key Steps to Start Your Homeschool Journey Connect on Instagram | Homeschool Our Way ********* If you've found this podcast helpful, please leave me a review!

Jasmine Lee-Jones (winner of a 2023 Windham-Campbell Prize for Drama) joins Windham-Campbell Prize administrator Michael Kelleher for a wide-ranging conversation about the incredible power of Lorraine Hansberry's A Raisin in the Sun, linking the work of Hansberry and Jordan Peele, and the power of dreams. Reading List: A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry August Wilson's Century Cycle Get Out by Jordan Peele Magnolia by Paul Thomas Anderson "A Love Supreme" by John Coltrane Beneatha's Place by Kwame Kwei-Armah Jasmine Lee-Jones is a writer and performer. Jasmine was a writer-on-attachment for the 2016 Open Court Festival, and was further developed as a writer through the Royal Court's Young Court programme. Her first play seven methods of killing kylie jenner (2019) was first commissioned as part of The Andrea Project and opened at the Royal Court in July 2019. In 2023, she became the youngest ever recipient of a Windham-Campbell Prize.

Jasmine is a street dancer and multi-hyphenate creative originally from Los Angeles and now based in Chicago. She has built a Pan Asian political organization and has previous experience with teaching, social emotional learning facilitation, dance programming and operations, and entertainment sector in insurance, customer support, and quality assurance. She is currently an Chicago's Assistant Program Manager with Creative Netwerk and freelances in production, marketing, street dance, and podcasting. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thasmokingsection/support

This week we were joined by Jasmine Lee from The Jasmine Lee Team to discuss her proven business building strategies!  From starting her career straight out of high school to leading a high performing team, Jasmine brings an authentic approach to her business which is inspiring and motivational.  We chat about building community, the power of social media and the importance of collaboration.   Be sure to follow Jasmine on Instagram @thejasmineleeteam   Follow us on Instagram: @levelupforrealtors Join our Facebook group: www.facebook.com/levelupforrealtors   Check us out on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCflzV5068CLH-5FOuXcTQrA   And make sure to subscribe to never miss an episode!

Related Links: To view all related links for this article, click link below: https://talkingtaiwan.com/rur-architecture-what-inspired-the-team-to-design-the-taiwan-music-center-and-kaohsiung-port-terminal-ep-230/ The Kaohsiung Port Terminal just opened on March 6th and I had a chance to speak with Jesse Reiser AR'81 and Nanako Umemoto AR'83 of Reiser+Umemoto, RUR Architecture, the architects behind its design. They are the team that also designed the Taipei Music Center which opened on September 5, 2020. We spoke about their 35-year-long careers in architecture, how they landed both of these projects in Taiwan, the inspiration behind the design of the projects, and what contributed to delays in completion. Both projects were expected to be completed and in operation by 2014. Also with us when we spoke was Jasmine Lee, the project manager for the Taipei Music Center and Kaohsiung Port Terminal projects at RUR Architecture.   We will be bringing back Jesse, Nanako and Jasmine to show us the Kaohsiung Port Terminal, Taipei Music Center and other architecture projects via video. That video will be posted on Talking Taiwan's YouTube channel at a later date. This episode of Talking Taiwan has been sponsored by NATWA, the North America Taiwanese Women's Association. NATWA was founded in 1988, and its mission is: 1. to evoke a sense of self-esteem and enhance women's dignity, 2. to oppose gender discrimination and promote gender equality, 3. to fully develop women's potential and encourage their participation in public affairs, 4. to contribute to the advancement of human rights and democratic development in Taiwan, 5. to reach out and work with women's organizations worldwide to promote peace for all.   To learn more about NATWA visit their website: www.natwa.com   Here's a little preview of what we talked about in this podcast episode:   ·      How Jesse, Nanako and Jasmine ended up choosing their careers in architecture ·      How things have evolved in Jesse and Nanako's 35-year-long careers in architecture ·      How Jesse and Nanako started teaching and how that has shaped their careers in architecture ·      How Jesse and Nanako started entering architecture competitions, and things transpired from there ·      The Dubai tower project that Jesse and Nanako worked on ·      The AIishan Mountain project that Jesse and Nanako won ·      The inspiration behind the Taipei Music Center ·      How and why the Taipei Music Center project changed over time ·      The purpose/function of the Taipei Music Center ·      How other projects like the stadium in Taipei aka the Taipei Dome have been delayed and not completed ·      How Aldo Rossi, Jesse's teacher and employer influenced the design of the Taipei Music Center ·      The indoor and outdoor performance space of the Taipei Music Center ·      Why it took over 10 years to complete the Taipei Music Center ·      The Taipei Music Center opened on September 5, 2020, and on October 3rd the 31st Golden Melody Awards were hosted there ·      The three functions of the music center: performance, history, production ·      Social media's impact on the visibility of the Taipei Music Center ·      What a surprise it was to win the design competition for the Kaohsiung Port Terminal ·      Why the Kaohsiung Port Terminal project took 13 years to complete and the adjustments that had to be made over time ·      How the Taipei Music Center and Kaohsiung Port Terminal projects were inspired by Jesse and Nanako's work in New York ·      Jesse and Nanako's work in New York ·      How teaching affects their approach to architecture projects ·      The O-14 tower in Dubai that Jesse and Nanako worked on ·      What it is like seeing one's architectural projects completed and come to life ·      Jesse, Nanako and Jasmine's thoughts on being architects and their advice for those interested in going into architecture   Related Links: To view all related links for this article, click link below: https://talkingtaiwan.com/rur-architecture-what-inspired-the-team-to-design-the-taiwan-music-center-and-kaohsiung-port-terminal-ep-230/

Both Presidential Candidate Heather Cloud and District 4 Candidate call in for an interview and share their thoughts with the Nation

In this podcast Dr Jasmine Lee, education fellow at the RCP, is joined by Dr Kyra Neubauer, consultant geriatrician. They explore the poor physical health of patients with serious mental illness and discuss how over many decades the lost opportunities to address this problem has meant there has been no improvement in the significant morbidity and reduced life expectancy of this group. To learn more about this topic access the Royal College of Physicians signs UK-wide consensus statement on working together to help patients with mental health needs in acute hospitals.Music credit: Bensound.com

This episode continues the conversation between Professor Sir Michael Marmot and Dr Jasmine Lee as they discuss the challenges faced now following over a decade of growing health inequity and the current cost of living crisis. Professor Sir Michael Marmot is a Professor of Epidemiology at University College London, the Director of the UCL Institute of Health Equity and the author of The Health Gap: the challenge of an unequal world (Bloomsbury: 2015). He has over four decades of experience leading research teams on health inequities and chaired commissions. Dr Jasmine Lee is a palliative medicine specialist registrar and trainee, RCP clinical education fellow and Association of Palliative Medicine trainees committee co-chair based in London. This episode was recorded in August 2022 before the results of the Conservative party leadership election for the UK Prime minister on 7th September 2022.

Listen to Professor Sir Michael Marmot and Dr Jasmine Lee discuss the impact of social determinants of health inequity looking at research and policies over the years, the important relationship they have to the health of our population and the impact of the Coronavirus-19 pandemic. Professor Sir Michael Marmot is a Professor of Epidemiology at University College London, the Director of the UCL Institute of Health Equity and the author of The Health Gap: the challenge of an unequal world (Bloomsbury: 2015). He has over four decades of experience leading research teams on health inequities and chaired commissions. Dr Jasmine Lee is a palliative medicine specialist registrar and trainee, RCP clinical education fellow and Association of Palliative Medicine trainees committee co-chair based in London. This episode was recorded in August 2022 before the results of the Conservative party leadership election for the UK Prime minister on 7th September 2022.

Crypto exchange FTX is in talks to raise more funding, Bloomberg reports - https://www.theblock.co/post/158705/crypto-exchange-ftx-is-in-talks-to-raise-more-funding-bloomberg-reports MustCometh with the nice marketing at ethcc - https://twitter.com/vincentlg/status/1548355514702057472?s=28&t=N487aJU-5DjKlvT_XUOrxQ This is a Big Deal - The Future is Now for Ethereum Scaling: Introducing Polygon zkEVM - https://blog.polygon.technology/the-future-is-now-for-ethereum-scaling-introducing-polygon-zkevm/?utm_source=Twitter-Main+&utm_medium=Post+&utm_campaign=Tier-1-Announcement 2 others announce zkEVM rollouts - https://twitter.com/christine_dkim/status/1549558798498598912 SEC Issues More than $17 Million Award to a Whistleblower - https://www.sec.gov/news/press-release/2022-125 Cool data in 0xTrracker - https://0xtracker.com/apps New token by ConsenSys enables security audits for the highest bidder - https://cointelegraph.com/news/new-token-by-consensys-enables-security-audits-for-the-highest-bidder DeFiPulse Data Review - https://twitter.com/defipulse Binance.US hires former Acorns, PayPal exec Jasmine Lee as CFO - https://techcrunch.com/2022/07/07/binance-us-acorns-paypal-cfo-jasmine-lee-coo-hiring-crypto-exchange/ Joe Cawley and Brad Nickel cover the DeFi news of the day, new opportunities in the space including liquidity pools, yield farming, staking, and much more. This is not financial advice. Nothing said on the show should be considered financial advice. This is just the opinions of Brad Nickel, Joe Cawley, and our guests. None of us are financial advisors. Trading, participating, yield farming, liquidity pools, and all of DeFi and crypto is high risk and dangerous. If you decide to participate, do your own research. Never count on the research of others. We don't know what we are talking about and you can lose all your money. Never invest more than you can afford to lose, because you probably will lose it all. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/missiondefi/support

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This week Mhkeeba interviews Jasmine Lee, a former NBA Dancer for over five years with the Atlanta Hawks and Washington Wizards and the Owner of Nxt Lvl Prep.  Nxt Lvl Prep is an audition prep training program offering pro level dance classes in Atlanta, Charlotte, Denver and the DC/Maryland/Virginia area.  Jasmine shares her experiences dancing in the NBA during her teams' transitions from all-female dance teams to coed teams and what it is like to feel unappreciated while dancing on a pro team.  The ladies also discuss how Nxt Lvl Prep is helping dancers achieve their dreams of dancing for a professional team by teaching technique and the fundamentals necessary to succeed at pro auditions.https://www.instagram.com/dancetojazz/https://www.instagram.com/dtjchoreography/https://www.instagram.com/nxtlvlprep/https://www.instagram.com/nxtlvlprepdmv/https://www.instagram.com/nxtlvlprepcolorado/https://www.instagram.com/nxtlvlprepclt/★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

We live in a world in which the many -isms are embedded into social and political structures. Higher education is no exception. Campuses across the country are using their Student Affairs divisions to fight the good fight, to ensure every member of their student body community has an equitable opportunity for success and belonging. Today we join Jasmine Lee, PhD, MSW,  Director of Inclusive Excellence/Initiatives for Identity, Inclusion, and Belonging for the University of Maryland Baltimore County to discuss how student affairs professionals serve as change agents, advocating for racial diversity within their campus and contributing to a community-based approach that expands dialogue to larger networks.   Keep in Touch with Dr. Lee   Jasmine Lee Instagram: @DrJasLee Jasmine Lee LinkedIn: Jasmine A. Lee, MSW, PhD Jasmine Lee Twitter: @DrJasLee Visit Jasmine Lee's Website here.   Listen & Subscribe to Equity Matters Podcast: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Podbean, and Spotify  Follow us on Twitter & Instagram Like us on Facebook Sign Up for the Equity Matters ListServ Take our Courses with the Cummings Graduate Institute Visit Dr. Bell's Website

Welcome back Hustlers! In this podcast episode, we speak to Jasmine Lee the founder of getjlt.com In this podcast episode we discuss: - Her Journey buying a home In Whitby - What every Torontonian looking to buy a home should know - Big mistakes to avoid when buying real estate. - Buying pre-construction homes And so much more. Tap into our latest podcast episode. DM us and let us know what you think of the episode. FOLLOW HUSTLE OVER EVERYTHING: Instagram: http://bit.ly/2pMQ4jU Twitter: http://bit.ly/2Ix1leI Alex Whitfield Instagram: http://bit.ly/2ScPqH5 Alex Whitfield LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alex-whitfield-94ab0480/ Owen Osinde Instagram: http://bit.ly/2LXmT6t Owen Osinde Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/owenosinde/

SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE CONTENT LIKE THIS! In episode 04, we spoke with one of the top real estate brokers in the GTA, Jasmine Lee who has sold over 200 million in real estate. We covered the current state of real estate in Canada, different ways of entering the market & how to use real estate to build generational wealth. #realestate #jasminelee #generationalwealth Follow The PPLs Podcast on All Major Platforms: https://linktr.ee/thepplspodcast

Welcome back to The Accocast, a podcast created by the Sunny Hills High School newspaper, The Accolade, to amplify student voices, highlight important issues and simply entertain. In this episode of The Accocast, special sections editor Krishna Thaker and arts and entertainment editor Andrew Park sit down with the SH Comic Book Club President, senior Jasmine Lee and their club advisor, chemistry teacher Mr. Hua, to discuss the newest Marvel movie, "Spider-Man: No way Home." Released on Dec. 17, 2021, "Spider-Man: No Way Home" grossed over $1.69 billion globally and shattered Box Office charts, in which it held the No. 1 spot for six consecutive weeks. Both diehard Marvel fans and casual viewers alike found themselves laughing, gasping, and even sniffling as they watched Spider-Man and his friends face one of their toughest battles yet.

Jasmine Lee came to South Korea in the 1990s. Here she talks of her early experiences with South Korean culture, people, and language. This leads to ideas of multiculturalism, family, identity, and nationalism. Jasmine became a nationalized Korean but still found trouble in terms of acceptance despite speaking the language fluently and having a Korean passport. After a successful television and media career, she made her way into politics and became the first non-ethnic Korean lawmaker in the national assembly. She worked first with the ruling conservative party and then more recently the Justice Party. Despite her efforts, she feels a lot of government efforts and policies were simply adopted because they were trendy rather than geared towards long-term sustainable success. She also sees a lot of stagnation and hesitancy in adopting policies to safeguard the lives of minorities in Korea because it's not politically expedient and the main parties are generally in agreement over them.

Intuition is more than a feeling – it plays a big role in sensing danger. TRREB President Lisa Patel and Women in Real Task Force Members Ricky Rathore, Rayissa Palmer and Jasmine Lee share steps they take to stay safe as real estate professionals. Whether it's online or physical safety, hear real stories on how being mindful of your surroundings and treating every situation with caution is key to protecting yourself and your clients.

Joining us this week is Jasmine Lee! Jasmine is a guidance counselor, fitness guru extraordinaire, and an all around superwoman!!! And we can't forget about Ver-Sis!!! Make sure to like, follow, subscribe, and share!!! You can follow Jasmine @jazzyfitness10 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/justpodcast2020/support

Whimsy Official is a modern beauty and wellness atelier focused on clean, plant alchemy and conscious luxury. By redefining the beauty and wellness space, we redefine consumerism which takes us one step closer to global sustainability. Founders Victoria McAbee & Jasmine Lee launched the DTC line in August 2020 with a goal of creating inclusive, clean, non-toxic, and plant-based products that are industry-leading and redefining. Started in their college town of Auburn, Alabama as a mobile matcha bar turned brick-and-mortar shop, they've quickly pivoted into the thriving e-commerce brand, offering their signature Ceremonial Grade Matcha and Glow Getter Collagen Blend, as well as their recently launched Halcyon Botanic Serum and Lip Gleam Nº1. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/skincareanarchy/message

In this innovative play blending real life and online culture, a young Black woman takes to Twitter to voice her frustration with white women profiting off Black culture and stereotypes. When The Discourse turns on her, the line between internet personas and IRL relationships blurs, and the heightened scrutiny she comes under puts her real-life friendship under strain...seven methods of killing kylie jenner combines theatre with gifs, memes and emojis to explore stereotypes of Black womanhood, white capitalist exploitation, and the politics of social media activism.Venmo's: @jacob-santos-22 ; @rda956 ; @annika-pk

Twenty-one-year-old Londoner, Jasmine Lee Jones, was a student at The Guildhall School of Music & Drama in 2019 when her first full-length play, 'seven methods of killing kylie jenner', was produced by the Royal Court Theatre. The play had a sell-out run, culminating in Jasmine being awarded Most Promising Playwright by both the Evening Standard and the Critics' Circle. That was before the world - and theatre - shut down...Here Jasmine talks to Emma about the toxic synthesis of capitalism and beauty, how celebrity crushes (or resentments!) can cause creative breakthrough, and what happens in your head when the art you've been deemed the future of is put on pause.

The Wealth Effect presented by Nicolle Williams & Jason Allen John is a show that will cover all things real estate, investment and entrepreneurship we will provide information regarding current financial events that are affecting the GTA and its surrounding communities. Mortgages, Investments and Entrepreneurship: Sponsored and brought to you by CTMS. 

I interviewed Jasmine Lee and Victoria Mcabee, co-founders of Whimsy Official, a modern beauty and wellness company focused on clean, plant alchemy and conscious luxury. In this episode, we talk about working with your best friend, opening a business in a small town, turning a passion for plant-based wellness into a business, and so much more! Whimsy Official IG: https://www.instagram.com/officialwhimsy/ Jasmine's IG: https://www.instagram.com/jas.lee_/ Victoria's IG: https://www.instagram.com/victoriaemcabee/ Whimsy Official Website: https://whimsyofficial.com Where can you find us? Natalie's IG: @nataliebarbu IG: @therealreelpodcast --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/natalie-barbu4/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Wir sind global - Jasmine Lee erzählt in dieser Folge von ihren Erfahrungen als Nicht-Muttersprachlerin bei r&c und ihren bisherigen Projekten in der Banken- und Versicherungsbranche. Dazu verrät sie noch zwei sehr persönliche Details.

Over the past months, SMEs and entrepreneurs have had to adapt to the pandemic by going digital. We speak with Jasmine Lee about how U Mobile is helping to provide the tools to support SMEs in this shift. Brought to you by U Mobile Biz. Image Source: Tim Mossholder, Unsplash

The pandemic has taught of us to be prepared for the worst - and insurance is necessary in the face of uncertainty. But is it possible to obtain affordable insurance during a pandemic? Steve Crouch and Jasmine Lee tells us how. This show is brought to you by GoPayz. Image Source: Alicia Razuri, Unsplash

I get raw and real with Jasmine Lee-Nicholls, Aussie co-founder of Tech Startup Flashfomo , where we discuss the reality of birth in all its imperfect perfection, and the importance of prenatal education in helping to manage postnatal feelings... We discuss “the Village” and how being wholly focussed on yourself pre-birth does not become a straight swap for being wholly baby-focussed post-birth.... your life doesn't stop, neither should it, it takes dual focus, and the importance of work and “your own life” as oxygen to being an amazing mama is unparalleled. I didn't cut out the ‘bad bits', I didn't caveat constantly that every birth is different, and although I was tempted to; I didn't avoid this topic for fear of ‘scaring' any mamas-to-be. Knowledge is power. Opening this conversation of prenatal education and preparation in an open-minded, nonjudgmental way is absolutely essential to improving postnatal care. So, if you need to hear this today: a doula or hypnobirthing is not a guarantee you'll have a perfect birth, even if it may help - neither is a homebirth. Breastfeeding isn't always straightforward for every scenario, C-Sections do happen (quite a lot, actually, and for what it's worth mine was quite nice

Telecommunication companies are racing to transform and meet the changing needs of both retail and enterprise customers, amidst accelerating technological trends, including 5G and digitalization. In this regard, fintech has become a space that more and more telco players are dabbling in. We speak to Jasmine Lee, U Mobile’s Chief Marketing Officer on what their newly launched platforms bring to the table, as well as the potential opportunities for digital innovation that come with the shift to 5G networks.

Hear our minds be blown by Jasmine Lee Jones' electric debut play that completely rips up the rule book on script format. And just how do you make a big blue bird expand on stage...?With Special Guest, Theatre Director Brigitte Adela.Co Hosted by Lexie Ward and Meg Robinson.Music By Connor Barton (Sethera Sound Design)Find SCRIPT IN HAND on Twitter/Instagram/Facebook  - Give us a like/follow to keep up to date with episode information and extra content.Brigitte Adela is a freelance theatre director, maker and facilitator. Her previous work includes; Wakes (Bunker Theatre), Dutty Wine (Southwark Playhouse), Tamasha Scratch Night (Soho Theatre), The Talk (Richmix), Collegiate (Attenborough Arts Centre/Bread and Roses/Arcola), St George's Day (Park Theatre) and What Would Quentin Do (Bush Theatre). She has a interest in sound and has written and designed audio projects, such as Just Breathe (Swiss Cottage Library). 

This is a special episode with Hwang In Cheol about his 50 year campaign to bring his father back home from North Korea after his father was abducted in the 1970's. Leave a review on what you thought about the episode! Special thanks to people who contributed to the editing process including Jake Kim, Jasmine Lee, Albert Cho, Dan Suh, Ashley Lee, and Jina Ryu.

With a reputation for her contagious positive energy and track record of successful real estate sales, Jasmine has been an invaluable guide to home buyers and sellers in Silicon Valley for over 5 years. As a young female entrepreneur, she is a leader in her local real estate community and has proudly donated her time to volunteering and educating her fellow agents. Not only is her enthusiasm for real estate unmatched, but her ultimate passion is helping people achieve their goals, whether or not they are real-estate-related. This year, Jasmine will be hosting her very first event series called Connect and Collaborate, which is geared towards helping people become better communicators and connecting with others on a deeper level. You can follow and connect with Jasmine on Instagram, Facebook, and Pinterest, and YouTube at RealtorToWatch You can find Jasmine's Event - Getting Over the Fear of Rejection at: www.eventbhttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/overcoming-the-fear-of-rejection-tickets-92043375213rite.com ______________________________________ To Follow Me for Daily Updates: @sheshungryco And if you're interested in the Podcast MasterClass on February 24th at 1pm PST, you can save your seat here: Podcast MasterClass Xx,Cait  

The Korean film Parasite is in the running for Best Picture, Director, and International Feature at the Oscars on Sunday. Critic Mark Eccleston reviews the tragicomedy, directed by Bong Joon Ho. It follows the collision of two Korean families from very different socio-economic backgrounds, and the unstoppable string of mishaps that lie in wait. As part of our Risk season, Front Row is asking artists working in different forms about their greatest career risks. Tonight we speak to Jasmine Lee-Jones, the 20-year-old playwright of Seven Methods of Killing Kylie Jenner which was produced at the Royal Court last year. She considers the risk of discussing divisive topics such as cultural appropriation and colourism - prejudice against people of darker skin tone by those of the same ethnicity - in her play. Eimear McBride, whose experimental debut A Girl is a Half-formed Thing was a literary sensation, she tells Samira Ahmed about her new novel Strange Hotel, about a woman reflecting on her life whilst moving from one hotel room to another. Art critic Richard Cork reports on the restoration of two paintings known as the Petworth Beauties. The portraits of two ladies from Queen Anne’s court were shortened 200 years ago by folding back part of the paintings showing their lower legs to make more space on the wall at Petworth House in Sussex. The paintings are now on show, at full length, as part of British Baroque at Tate Britain. Presenter: Samira Ahmed Producer: Julian May Main image: Parasite Photo credit: Curzon

Temi sits down with Jamine Lee-Jones, to talk about her journey as a 21-year-old playwright. Fresh from the theatre, Jasmine recently had her play, Seven Acts of Killing Kyler Jenner, staged at the Royal Court upstairs.  In this episode, Jasmine reveals her process as a playwright and what her journey has been like so far. From releasing an artist's creativity to being open about what her working day looks like, this is a raw and honest depiction of what it is like being a young playwright in London today.   For more information on Jasmine's play, Seven Acts of Killing Kyler Jenner, follow the link:  https://royalcourttheatre.com/whats-on/sevenmethods/ (https://royalcourttheatre.com/whats-on/sevenmethods/)Host: Temi WilkeyProducer: Jane RyanEditor: Kasra FirouzyarPart of the OneFinePlay network

When we talk about terroir, it’s usually in the context of wine, and the human and environmental conditions that influence the characteristics. But on a recent visit to California, writer and cook Jasmine Lee began to ask questions about this framing, inspired by an heirloom variety of rice with a beautiful name called, Kokuho Rose. Jasmine, who comes from a lineage of rice merchants in Hong Kong, wondered  whether it was possible to think about expressions of the land; ie, terroir, without thinking of about the history and politics of land use in the United States. If this heirloom rice is an expression of the land it was grown on, it is also an expression of the trauma and perseverance with the family who worked that land.  Next, Chef BJ Dennis tells us about his move to St. Thomas in 2004, where he encountered black folks from around the West Indies. Upon learning he was from the lowcountry, they preceded to share stories and insight about the Gullah Geechee, a distinctive culture of the  descendants of West Africa’s rice coast. The experience changed the trajectory of BJ’s career, catalyzing his calling as a chef and scholar of the culture.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Join Timothy Go, sitting in for Glenn van Zutphen, as he speaks with Jasmine Lee, Program Manager, Rare Disorders Society (Singapore), and Toh Poh Joo, Co-Chair of the Let's Take a Walk event, about RDSS' latest developments and the upcoming edition of the Let's Take a Walk event!

Clive Anderson and Sara Cox are joined by Kevin Bishop, Mo Gilligan, Jasmine Lee-Jones, and Charlotte Philby. With music from DJ Yoda and Nilüfer Yanya. Producer: Sukey Firth

Director of Admissions Ashley Merritt ’15 talks with second-year law students Jasmine Lee, Courtney Davis and Lise Guerrier about why they decided to go to law school and why they chose UVA Law. They also discuss their experiences as African-American women living in Charlottesville and being a part of the Virginia Law community. Transcript: law.virginia.edu/admissions/law-schooled

The founders of The Dock Ellis Foundation, Hjordis and Jasmine Lee Ellis, join the boys to talk about the work they're doing assisting victims of domestic violence, share what the legendary Major Leaguer was like as a husband and a father, update the status of the proposed Dock Ellis biopic (and who the pitcher would have liked to have played him) and reflect upon Dock's relationship with his former teammate Roberto Clemente.

Chris Chetland Audio mix and mastering engineer, producer, songwriter, cable owner, studio owner, theoretical biologist and mentor from Auckland, NZ.  NZ record holder for weeks of a single at #1 [For Scribe 'Stand Up/Not Many], and have quite a few gold and platinum credits for mixing and/or mastering e.g. for Scribe, Savage, P Money, Deceptikonz, Concord Dawn, Tomorrow People, Jakob to name a few.    On the international side, he's mixed for the likes of [US] TBoz (TLC), Chingy, Twista, [U.K.] Kevin Mark Trail [of The Streets], and had 2 world #1s on the international breaks charts for his own music.  Founding member of Kog Transmissions 2018, Chris was a finalist for best engineer [for Rei - A Place to Stand], and had credits on 2 out of 3 best engineer albums, and all 3 best Producer albums and with credits in almost every category of the finalists and the NZ music awards. Clients - (* = chart placement) - Jakob*, Sons of Zion*, Nadia Reid*, I Am Giant*, Beau Monga*,  JGeeks*, Kiri Te Kanawa*, Kids of 88*, Leisure*, Pitch Black*, The Nomad, The Impending Adorations, Tiki Taane*, Tapz*, Baynk*, Nika*, Fungi, Sons of Sofa, Rei, Tom Francis,  Table Fox, Nadia Reid, Cheshire Grimm, Tali*, Pieter T*, Shapeshifter*, TomFrancis*, D Love, Echo Beach, House of Shem, Benny Tipene*, Night Gaunts, Rackets*, Mihirangi, Kevin Mark Trail, Maisey Rika, Ivy Lies*, Tatou Tatou E, Steriogram*, A Hori Buzz*, Savage*, Deceptikonz*, Scribe*, P Money*, Concord Dawn*, Starboy*, Ruia, Baitercell*, Beach Pigs, Ciaran McMeeken, Huia, Cool Rainbows, Nga Tai, APRA, Play It Strange, Reality Chant, Messanjah, Katchafire*, Husk, Jason Eli, Totes, Jasmine Lee, Tiny Ruins*, Superfood, The Zoup, Wilderness Love, 71 Sunset, Imploder, The Datsuns*, Rare Shot Blue, The Kumpnee, Laura Hunter, Ladi6, Vince Harder*, Module, Charles Royal, Paddy Free, Pao, Pleaseplease, Raslea, Rosa Dub, Seth Haapu, Shepherds of Cassini, Sheree Waitoa, Transitone, Rhian Sheehan, The Burns, Te Ha, Yaw, Wagner Bros, Quarter Acre Lifestyle, River Jesters, Paul McLaney, Charles Royal, Pao, MC Ali, Lisa Crawley*, Glass Owls, Evan Silva, Rob Vegas, Kris Laal, Chingy, TBoz, Kittens of the internet, Surf City, The Doqument, Chong Nee*, KFC, Von Voin Strum, Tony Richards, Sweetmix Kids, Bright Child, BKidd, The Means, Loop compilations. This podcast was recorded in Sydney and Auckland on 22/01/19 Intro music: Te Pukumeke ft Reì by Baitercell Outro music: Te Wai Te Ora ft Hui by Baitercell https://www.kog.co.nz https://www.facebook.com/kogstudio https://open.spotify.com/artist/2tin8YXXdysSVoXuOAZ1nv?si=eH8U5m8tTDCGN4cD7cPl8A https://gearshoot.com/shootouts/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/1747746975437690    

0825 Get to Know : Jasmine Lee

On this podcast I got to share an awesome conversation with the lovely Jasmine Lee. Jasmine is a personal trainer, passionate foodie, wellness advocate and super fun personality to be around! We talk about Jaz's journey, the importance of listening to your body, intuitive wellness, staying close to what is important to you and enjoying life. As well as some awesome health tips.

 I had a lot of fun sharing this conversation with Jaz and I hope you guys enjoy it!
 
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What do these words really mean? Are they synonymous? How can failure be a success? Which one teaches us the most? The Trinity is joined in this personal episode by the one and only Jasmine Lee, one of Toronto's top real estate brokers as they share their experiences, explore their different perspectives on these two phenomena and the different routines that can support us as we continue to be more "successful."

Episode 5 // You Know How that Nick Go This TEL episode is all about yours truly, Nick Song 18. Now I know what you're some of you are thinking: you may say I'm being "self-absorbed," or "ego-tistical," or even just call it "actually kinda sad." And yeah you're probably all right, but I think it's kind of a dope idea. Over the summer, I reached out to some of my friends and asked them to send me a voice memo. I asked them to tell the story that first pops into their head when they hear the name "Nick Song." The audio you're hearing has been spliced together from the recordings they sent me. Thank you so much to Jasmine Lee '18, Ori Evans '18, Kyra Dawkins '16, Louisa Bartkovich '18, Emma "D-Lion" Paltrow '18, Stephen Price '17, and the English teacher who pushed me to actually start making these podcasts, Ms. Eimer Page. There's about a dozen more tapes I didn't end up using from other people who took time out of their day to record them, so thanks so much to them as well. Also thank you to every other person I'm fortunate enough to call a friend. This podcast would be a hundred times longer if I recorded every single one of you out there. If you want to learn more about us, come visit us at our website thisexonianlife.org! This Exonian Life is unaffiliated with Phillips Exeter Academy and is created and produced by Nick Song, Class of 2018. Find out more on the This Exonian Life website.

Winter has come to this week’s #ConservationCrossroads episode and today we are speaking with three Antarctic scientists about conservation in a truly unique landscape! We start by talking with Dr Justine Shaw about what it’s like to be an Antarctic scientist and her research on the conservation of terrestrial organisms on the mainland and sub-Antarctic islands. Then we speak with Jasmine Lee about her PhD research on ice-free areas, which are only going to become more prevalent with climate change. We round out the episode by having a casual chat with Jeremy Bird about his PhD research on post-pest eradication petrel colonisation Macquarie island. Join the conversation on Twitter by tagging Carla @CarlaWildlife, Rachel @YumMusings or #ConservationCrossroads! To learn more about Dr Justine Shaw's research on terrestrial conservation in Antarctica find her research page here -> http://bit.ly/2zkxPFj . Justine works at the School of Biological Sciences at The University of Queensland (bit.ly/2yh0lVC) and collaborates with the University of Tasmania and the Antarctic Division (http://bit.ly/2zl5BdG). To learn more about Jasmine Lee’s research on ice-free areas and climate change impacts in Antarctica find her research page here -> http://bit.ly/2zn3hmw , or contact her on twitter at @JaszzyJas. Jasmine works at the School of Biological Sciences at The University of Queensland (bit.ly/2yh0lVC) and collaborates with the University of Tasmania and the Antarctic Division (http://bit.ly/2zl5BdG). Her Nature paper about ice-free areas can be found here: "Climate change drives expansion of Antarctic ice-free habitat" http://go.nature.com/2zlrXeR. To learn more about Jeremy "Jez" Bird’s research on bird conservation post-pest-eradication on Macquarie island find his page here -> http://bit.ly/2zl2r9O, or contact him on twitter at @_jezbird. Jez works at the School of Biological Sciences at The University of Queensland (bit.ly/2yh0lVC) and collaborates with the University of Tasmania and the Antarctic Division (http://bit.ly/2zl5BdG). Music and editing in GarageBand. Bird calls provided by Jasmine and Jez. Cover Photo: Blake Alexander Simmons

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