Podcast appearances and mentions of jason jensen

This episode is a re-release of an episode from Glass Canvas' podcast entitled "This Strange Land". Eric, Director for Proclaim, is interviewed by Jason Jensen from Glass Canvas. They sit down to discuss the Proclaim Movement in the Archdiocese of Vancouver, the missionary potential of Catholic parishes, and principles for powerful transformation. Together they break down Proclaim's Parish Transformation Framework, and share what they've seen bear fruit in the local church. To watch the video, find original episode timestamps, and reference quotes you can go to https://www.glasscanvas.io/this-strange-land/a-movement-for-parish-transformation You can find This Strange Land podcast wherever you listen to podcasts, and Glass Canvas at glasscanvas.io Proclaim is a movement of the Archdiocese of Vancouver inspiring disciples to proclaim Jesus in their homes and communities. The Proclaim podcast is a space where you listen to inspiring disciples talk all things around sharing Jesus with others, and learn how to step into your own missionary identity. To learn more about Proclaim, you can visit weareproclaim.com and follow us on Facebook and Instagram at @weareproclaim

In today's episode, we're joined by Jason Jensen, CEO of Glass Canvas and Tilma. Jason and his team are reimagining how the Church communicates; blending beauty and innovation. Tilma equips dioceses with digital tools that enhance evangelization, formation, and infrastructure. We dive into Jason's personal journey, his identity as a son of the Father & where the Church is excelling in evangelization. We also discuss what challenges remain plus his experience leading his family as a missionary.   Tilma Platform - Empowering the Church   Subscribe/Rate Never miss out on an episode by subscribing to the podcast on whatever platform you are listening on. Help other people find the show by sharing this episode on your social media. Thanks!   Connect with Brett: Website: https://brettpowell.org Coaching: buildmylifecompass.com/coaching Twitter/X: @BrettPowellorg https://twitter.com/BrettPowellorg   Music "Southern Gothic" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/   Editing by ForteCatholic (https://www.fortecatholic.com)

We went into the #Utah west desert and hid #DylanRounds grave. We Hid Dylan Rounds Desert Grave | Profiling Evil He was murdered by #JamesBrenner in Lucin, Utah. Now that Brenner has been sentenced to the #UtahStatePrison for murder, we joined #CandiceCooley to search for Dylan's remains one last time before disguising his grave from curious onlookers. Join us as a cadaver dog handled by private investigator Jason Jensen makes one last search and learn about the discovery of even more of Dylan's body. Then learn how we flew a #djimini4pro over the area to collect 1,000 high resolution images to build a #3D #map of the area using #ArcGIS #Drone2Map from #Esri. =======================================Get the ProfilingEvil coaster set, stickers and pen: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/profilingevilOrder a copy of Deceived or She Knew No Fear and get the book signed for free! https://www.ProfilingEvil.comSUPPORT our Podcasts: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1213394/support

Wannemacher Jensen Architects President and CEO, Jason Jensen, joins us to discuss the intersection of design, community and commerce. The award-winning architect bridges the gap between architecture and design and the investment and reinvestment in the community, illustrating how development can bring about positive change.

Jason K. Jensen, Private Investigator, shares his unique insight on the many cold cases he has worked on over the years, including the cases of JonBenét Ramsey, Rosia Tapia, and Rachael Runyan. Jason is a well-known figure in the media, frequently appearing on national television shows and podcasts. He's a regular contributor to shows like Court TV's Closing Arguments with Vinnie Politan, News Nation Prime, and Banfield. Jason has offered his expert analysis on several high-profile cases, such as the Gabby Petito & Brian Laundrie case, fugitive Kaitlin Armstrong, the Delphi Murders, and cold cases like JonBenet Ramsey. But Jason's work doesn't just stop at commentary. He's also a co-founder of the Cold Case Coalition and a member of several professional organizations, including the American Investigative Society of Cold Cases (AISOCC), the International Association for Identification (IAI), the International Association for Bloodstain Pattern Analysts (IABPA), and the Association for Crime Scene Reconstruction (ACSR). Additionally, he's an associate member of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE). He holds two Utah BCI licenses and was a member of the International Homicide Investigators Association from 2018 to 2021. You can find more about Jason on his website: www.jensenprivateinvestigations.com Twitter: @jasonjpi Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jason.k.jensen The murder case of JonBenét Ramsey, a six-year-old beauty pageant contestant who was found dead in her family's home in 1996. The case remains unsolved, and the article examines several theories surrounding the murder. The first theory suggests that JonBenét's parents, John and Patsy Ramsey, were involved in the murder, possibly in an attempt to cover up an accident or to protect one of their other children. However, DNA evidence found at the scene did not match any family members. Another theory suggests that an intruder was responsible for JonBenét's murder. Evidence at the scene suggested that someone had entered the home, and a broken window in the basement appeared to be an entry point. However, there were no signs of forced entry elsewhere in the home, and the police were unable to identify any suspects. A third theory suggests that a sex offender or a pedophile committed JonBenét's murder. This theory is supported by evidence that JonBenét had been sexually assaulted prior to her death. However, no suspects matching this description have been identified. The murder of JonBenét Ramsey remains unsolved, and the truth may never be known. YouTube link to this episode: https://youtu.be/IYStkZjLtIo This episode is brought to you by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at https://www.betterhelp.com/MPM and get on your way to being your best self. Wanna say thanks for a great episode? Buy me a coffee! Get your official Moving Past Trauma Podcast gear here: https://www.collierlandry.com/store Join our Patreon: for exclusive content, member-only meet n' greets, support this podcast & more: https://www.collierlandry.com/support Shop & Support: You can support this program by using our Amazon Affiliate link: https://www.collierlandry.com/amazon Subscribe to my YouTube Channel http://www.youtube.com/collierlandry I go live on Instagram TUESDAY'S 11 am PT/2 pm ET on @collierlandry -Official Socials- TikTok: @collierlandry Instagram: @collierlandry Twitter: @collierlandry Facebook: /collierlandry Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Jason walks us through the setup process of his business, how he got off the ground what it was like when he first opened up selling kits with Jason Jensen Trains.  Then we go over the two new kits he's now made available, the process of coming up with the new kits, and the trials & tribulations of getting them ready for sale. After going through the new and exciting news Jason Jensen Trains has to share, we cover the listener questions and banter more about current work, modeling talk, and more!

"Forgive(n) = Salvation"

The last time we had Jeff Grove on the show was in March of 2021 for episode 169. This week we talk with Jeff about:  Layout up-date, where he's at currently with his double-decker layout. The top level is 1945 era; bottom layer is 1970's. Coal mining & lumbering. New Kit: Cape fear Supply Company.  New Kit: from Jason Jensen. New Kit from Frank Salondino Mud Creek Craftsman Courtyard at Timonium, MD This week's photo credit: Carolina Craftsman Kits - Jeff Grove

Episode 2 Rachael RunyanIn this episode, the panel examines the heartbreaking August, 1982 abduction and murder of 3 year-old Rachael Runyan in Sunset, Utah. Rachael was playing at a park alongside her brothers, just feet away from her home. Their mom Elaine, watched from the window as she prepared a meal for the family. Although Elaine was nervous about letting the kids out to play, she wanted them to have fun, and they'd only be outside for a short while until it was time to come in. But in the blink of an eye, tragedy struck. A stranger approached the 3 young siblings and asked them if they wanted ice cream from Bobco's, a local store. Rachael's brother warned her not to follow the man, but she took a few steps toward him and within seconds, the man snatched Rachael up and was gone. Rachael's brothers raced inside to tell Elaine, and she called police who were at her home in less than 5 minutes. Police quickly took action and set up a county wide roadblock, but they did not find Rachael of her abductor. Police worked closely with Rachael's brother to gather details of what he witnessed, and despite his young age, he gave police a very detailed description of the man and his car. The suspect had dark skin and was possibly Black, or Hispanic. He was 5'8" to 6'0" tall, with a medium build, and a black mustache, and between twenty-five and thirty-five years old. His car was described as blue midsize car with wood grain stripes on the side- possibly a Ford Pinto Squire Station-Wagon, or similar vehicle. Sunset Utah had a heavily Caucasian population, and despite the very distinct description of a suspect who was possibly Black or Hispanic, along with a very unique car, no suspect was identified. Almost a month later, Rachael's naked body was found hog-tied in a creek off a dirt road in Morgan County, twenty miles from the park where she had been abducted. Due to decomposition, Rachael's cause of death was unclear, and it could not be determined if she was sexually assaulted. Rachael's case shocked the Sunset community, and they only became more troubled when it came to light that Rachael's murder may have been connected to the occult or a snuff film. 40 years later, there have been no arrests, and Rachael's case is still unsolved. Rachael's mom Elaine, as well as Private Cold Case Investigator Jason Jensen are guests in this episode. They discuss this tragic case in details from their perspective and share details of a promising suspect who they hope may be proven to be Rachael's killer. Justice for Rachael Runyan Facebook page-https://www.facebook.com/Justice-for-Rachael-Runyan-950052995036162Rachael Runyan Private Investigation Facebook page set up by Jason Jensen-https://www.facebook.com/RachaelRunyanPrivateInvestigationIf you, or anyone you know, has information about this case, please contactone of the following resources:Jason Jensen can be reached at jason@jenseninvestigations.com and801-759-2248.Sunset Police Chief Ken Eborn can be contacted at 801-825-1620.Utah's Bureau of Criminal Investigation urges people with tips to call theircold case tip hotline at 833-DPS-SAFE, or 833-377-7233This episode sponsored in part by Magic Mind, the world's first productivity shot. To save 40% off your first subscription or 20% off your first one-time first purchase, visit Magicmind.co/detective and use promo code Detective20 at checkoutTo find out how to join us live as we record each new episode of Citizen Detective, follow us on Social Media.Twitter- https://twitter.com/CitizenDPodFacebook Home Page- https://www.facebook.com/CitizenDetectivePodcastFacebook Discussion group- https://www.facebook.com/groups/233261280919915Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/citizendpod/?hl=enYoutube- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSgvqIuf4-sEF2aDdNGip2wTo support this podcast on Patreon and gain access to ad-free episodes, bonus content, and our after-show 'The Scrum' visit Patreon.com/CitizenDetective Continue the conversation about this case with fellow Citizen Detectives over at Websleuths: https://www.websleuths.com/forums/forums/citizen-detective-true-crime-podcast.719/The Citizen Detective team includes:Co-Hosts- Mike Morford, Naama Kates, and Dr. Lee MellorWriting and Research- Alex RalphTechnical Producer- Andrew GrayProduction Assistant- Ashley Monroe

Out of Pinedale, Wyoming, a woman tells the story of her missing sister, Anne Elliot, or Anne Elliot Lancaster. I talk to Emily, Anne's sister, about Anne's struggles with experiencing addiction, her life, her childhood, and ultimately the day she went missing in Salt Lake City. On this episode I have interviews with Jason Jensen, the private investigator from We Help the Missing and Lana Mahoney from Recover Wyoming. And as always, I have an update with Desiree Tinoco with Missing People of Wyoming, so be sure to stay tuned. Show Notes: Pinedale Woman Continues Search For Missing Sister;Over Two Years Now Without A Trace Missing in Utah: ‘My sister matters' says woman whose sister vanished Recover Wyoming To donate to Recover Wyoming DCI Missing People of Wyoming Facebook group We Help the Missing Salt Lake City Police Department: 801-799-3454 Jason Jensen: 801-759-2248 National Drug Hotline: 1-844-289-0879 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/renee-m-nelson/support

Murder suspect Kaitlin Armstrong, has been on the run for a month. She was last seen at a Newark Airport. Now a private investigator is telling Fox News that Armstrong could possibly be traveling under her sister's name. Jason Jensen says that he believes Armstrong is using the alias “Christine Armstrong.” He says he has given US Marshal's information that three days after Armstrong was seen in the New York area, a new driver's license popped up in public records under Christine Armstrong's name, using the address of a Haven For Humanity Wellness center in Livingston Manor, New York. Haven for Humanity has confirmed that Christine Armstrong is a volunteer for the company and is currently staying at its New York compound. An unnamed camper claimed to Fox News that he saw Kaitlin Armstrong at Camp Haven around a month ago.  Joining Nancy Grace Today: James Shelnutt - 27 years Atlanta Metro Area Major Case Detective, Former S.W.A.T. officer, Attorney (Gadsden, AL), The Shelnutt Law Firm, P.C., ShelnuttLawFirm.com, Twitter: @ShelnuttLawFirm   Dr. Shari Schwartz - Forensic Psychologist specializing in Capital Mitigation and Victim Advocacy (Miami Beach, FL), Panthermitigation.com, Twitter: @TrialDoc, Author: "Criminal Behavior" and "Where Law and Psychology Intersect: Issues in Legal Psychology"  Sheryl McCollum - Forensic Expert, Founder: Cold Case Investigative Research Institute in Atlanta, GA, ColdCaseCrimes.org, @ColdCaseTips  Dr. Jeffrey M. Jentzen Professor of Forensic Pathology and Director of Autopsy and Forensic Services at the University of Michigan Medical School, former Medical Examiner in Milwaukee County, Wisconsin  Jason Jensen - Private Investigator (Salt Lake City, UT), Jensen Private Investigations, JensenPrivateInvestigations.com, Twitter: @JasonJPI, Facebook/Instagram: "Jensen Investigations" Michael Ruiz - Reporter, Fox News Digital, Twitter: @MikeRreports See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bombshell Details are dropped during an exclusive interview with Kylen Schulte's father Sean Paul Schulte and the Private Investigator on the case Jason Jensen... The shocking information is told on this show and only on this show... and the news will shock you! Who and where is this 'creeper' that the two women were talking about? And how can we all bring that person to justice?! Schulte and Turner were last seen the night of August 13, 2021 at a bar in Moab around 9:30 pm. The women were described as being deeply in love with focus and attention majorly on each other and that no one had followed them out of the bar. After the couple had been out of contact for three days, a local friend received a phone call from Schulte's father, who lives in Montana. The father reported that the couple had moved their campsite due to a "creeper dude" who they were scared of. The friend went looking for the couple's campsite in the La Sal Mountains near Moab on August 18, 2021 and was on the phone with Schulte's father when she discovered Schulte's remains. The friend later told reporters that she feared for her safety after discovering Schulte's remains. She called police and did not continue to search for Turner. Turner's remains were also discovered, right near Schulte's remains. Both women were discovered undressed from the waist down in a creek close to the campsite, with multiple gunshot wounds on their backs, sides and/or chests.[9]

Join the conversation on this weeks episode addressing feral hog elimination in the Show-Me state. With over 75 years of experience collectively, this episode provides insight and information for landowners to combat the feral hogs in Missouri.  Jason Jensen has worked for the Missouri Department of Conservation for nearly 30 years.  He currently serves as the Community and Private Land Conservation Field Chief and serves as the incident commander feral hog elimination and program supervisor for community conservation.  Travis Guerrant is the State Director for the Missouri/Iowa USDA APHIS Wildlife Services program and serves as an Incident Commander for the Missouri Feral Hog Partnership.  He is a Certified Wildlife Biologist through The Wildlife Society, and graduated from the University of Missouri-Columbia with a Bachelor's degree in Fisheries and Wildlife in 2001.  Amy Salveter has been working as a natural resource management/fish & wildlife conservation professional for over 25 years.  She is a native of the Missouri Ozarks who was fortunate to grow up on a small farm in southwest Missouri. Resources: https://mdc.mo.gov/feral-hog-sighting-damage-report Reporting Number: (573)522-4115 ext 3296

Just a couple days ago Sean-Paul posted some updates on social media. One said this, “A big tip from this week changes our satellite dates.  We are now adding August 10th and August 11th to our search criteria.  We believe the creeper was there earlier than the dates we previously released.  New evidence suggests he was first there on Wednesday or sooner even.  So go back and check dash cams again please!!  Any car sedan or smaller vehicle coming or going off FR4651 just off Loop Road up on South Mesa. And one more thing. We want to know who the couple was at Woody's that Crystal played pool with. We want to question EVERYONE PLEASE.” Music in this episode provided by Artlist: Forsaken by Piotr-Hummel The Tree who Grew on Water by Yoav Ilan Mysa by Laurel Violet Choral-no. 59 (Bach) by Ardie Son  Faith by Simon Wester Fade to Black by Michael Vignola The Land that Time Forgot by Claire Kelly Episode written by Jia Wertz Episode produced by Studio G   Your Hosts Jia Wertz and John Gully We will be taking next week off unless something breaks in either of the 2 cases we have covered this season. Have a safe and fun Holiday season!

In October 1985, an 18-year-old woman was found shot and stabbed to death on a Salt Lake City street. Her murder has remained unsolved for over 35 years. Why? At best, the SLC Police Department wildly mishandled the case and neglected to follow up on even the most simple leads. At worst, they were actively covering it up to aid the city in its bid for the Winter Olympic Games. Let's dive into the cold case of Christine Gallegos. Make sure to stick around after the episode for an awesome chat with private investigator Jason Jensen. || SOURCES || The Justice Files series by Marcos Ortiz on ABC 4.https://www.abc4.com/news/top-stories/the-justice-files-the-document-that-unveils-an-alleged-killer-pt-2/https://www.abc4.com/news/top-stories/the-justice-files-after-36-years-police-actively-investigating-cold-case-murder-pt-3/Jason Jensen - Jensen Investigations | Utah Cold Case Coalition | Interview October 12th, 2019https://mix1051utah.com/life/sms-cold-case-christine-gallegos/SLC PD Christine Listing http://www.slcpd.com/1985/05/15/christine-gallegos/Three Murders, One Gun by Sydnee Gonzalez; BYU Universe Narratives June 12th, 2020https://universe.byu.edu/narratives/three-murders-one-gun/Murderpedia.org https://murderpedia.org/male.R/r1/rhoades-paul.htmDeseret Newshttps://www.deseret.com/1994/1/24/19088421/task-force-won-t-probe-s-l-killingsOTHER:http://www.clarkprosecutor.org/html/death/US/rhoades1277.htmhttp://www.fdsidaho.org/clemency/rhoades/full_story.html

We have been learning more about the double homicide of Kylen Shulte and Crystal Turner through family members, like Kylens Aunt, Bridget Calvert, Kylens' half Brother, William, and we've even had a chance to speak with family friend Cindy Sue Hunter who located both of their bodies. More recently, we had the opportunity to talk with Jason Jenson, Private Eye who has been looking closely at the events leading up to and surrounding this most recent horrific crime that has the town of Moab on edge.   Music in this episode provided by Artlist: Reminiscing by Yehezkel Raz Calme by Borrtex First Steps by Be Still the Earth  Deep Blue Sea by Sivan Talmore How Can the World Contain You by The Soundkeeper Street Walking by Mostafafar White Dream by Yehezkel Raz Your Hosts Jia, Jeff and John

How do we start mapping our ministry model against the technological and cultural changes that are impacting our world? Do we need a new ministry model in today's world and if so, what does that mean? In our first episode, we're talking about technology, ministry, and what it means to pursue Christ in today's world so that we can be faithful to what we're being called to in our day. We discuss what it means to relate to the Church and how we can meet people where they're at right now. Joining us is Michael Gormley of Catching Foxes Podcast. The Important Things (1:00) We are moving into a new ministry model that is not actually anything new but returning to an old way of ministry. (3:30) The Church was a mustard seed in the early Church. It broke the cultural norms of Rome and disrupted things. And then for 1000 years, you could not live in Europe without being integrated with the liturgy. Everything was moulded by the Gospel. In today's world, we're becoming the mustard seed again. (8:00) Littleness is the way of the Kingdom and spiritual growth. (10:00) Parish structure was meant to orientate our faith life to the world based on geographical location—small groups in community. People used to consist of a life that was no more than 5 miles from where they lived. We can have deep relationships now outside of our geographical circles. But we aren't orienting our ministry model around that reality enough. (13:24) We have to map ministry around the world that is, not the world that was. (1745) Pope Francis said we need to evangelize the technology continent. The truth of that is that people are gathering online. It is where the discussion of the day is happening and we need to meet people there (18:40) It's also how we frame evangelization like belong, believe, behave. The Church has to be family for people. It's a philosophy to return to. (29:00) We've jumped forward into the future and now the world is going to expect it. Our default is now Zoom calls and online, etc. It is the new normal. (38:00) People need experiences. We don't need programs, we need journeys where through the fullness of myself, experience God. (44:45) Faith is going to start spreading in homes and small groups and it's going to be impossible to slow down or put out. Lists & Resources In the last year, we've lost 20% of those affiliated to the Church - https://www.barna.com/research/changing-state-of-the-church/ Prophecy in Daniel - https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Daniel+2%3A34-35&version=NRSVCE Parishes shaped by location - https://www.britannica.com/topic/parish-religion White horse on the side of a hill in Britain- https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/3000-year-old-uffington-horse-looms-over-english-countryside-180963968/ Pope Benedict said, “we need to evangelize the tech continent.” - https://www.vatican.va/content/benedict-xvi/en/messages/communications/documents/hfben-xvimes2010012444th-world-communications-day.html Apple stores the most money per square footage than anywhere else. Make more money on iphone sales than microsoft in a year. Apple head of retail wanted the the stores to become the new town square. This was a huge flop (this was not the information I found… https://www.indigo9digital.com/blog/the-secret-to-apple-stores-success) Pope Francis said we need to develop an ecology of the heart, mind, and hands - https://www.vatican.va/content/francesco/en/speeches/2020/september/documents/papa-francesco20200912comunita-laudatosi.html Parasynthetic system and sympathetic system - https://www.diffen.com/difference/ParasympatheticnervoussystemvsSympatheticnervoussystem#:~:text=The%20parasympathetic%20nervous%20system%20(PNS,%22fight%20or%20flight%22%20response. iPhones are becoming an extension of our being - https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/feb/19/iphone-apple-privacy-smartphones-extension-of-ourselves Pope Francis letter - office of Catechesis - https://www.vaticannews.va/en/pope/news/2021-05/pope-establishes-ministry-of-catechist.html *SHOW NOTES * In this episode, we discuss the world we live in and how to map our ministry model against the world that is now instead of the world that was. A new ministry model is not actually anything new but a right ordering of relationship to God and others. We have to map our ministry model against the world that is and not the world that was. We want to have a conversation around philosophies that have always defined the work of Jesus: littleness, creating belonging first, offering faith journeys and not just programs, etc. QUOTES “We're seeing this new ministry model emerge and ministry being the right ordering of relationship according to the kingdom of God.” - Jason Jensen, CEO of Glass Canvas “We have to start orienting our efforts around the world that is, instead of the world that has been.” - Jason Jensen, CEO of Glass Canvas “Too often we are dismissive of technology to communicate the gospel… Maybe as a Catholic Church, we need to unleash technology in appropriate ways. - Gomer “We used to gather in cathedrals or in the town church, that's where everyone gathered. But we no longer do that. Where do we gather? We gather online. We gather digitally. We gather on social media. It's not the gathering that our hearts need but it is where the discussion of the day is happening.” - Jason Jensen, CEO of Glass Canvas “Technology can also clear the way for more meaningful in-person relationship” - Gomer “We've jumped forward into the future and now the world is going to expect it.” - Jason Jensen, CEO of Glass Canvas “[The gospel] is going to start spreading in homes. It's going to start spreading in small communities and that littleness again. And that's powerful because once it catches, it's pretty hard to put out.” - Jason Jensen, CEO of Glass Canvas “The temptation for evangelists is compromising the church and what she asks of us and we water down the heroism of facing yourself in the morning as you truly are.” - Gomer “To keep people in the church, we do this desperate thing where we loosen what it means to be a part of the church. But if we stay true to what the Church is asking, it actually draws people in.” - Gomer

We often hear how technology and social media are ruining our society. While that is probably true, what if we could use the good from those platforms to improve evangelization and communication within the Church? What can modern marketing tools teach us about effectively promoting the gospel? That's the focus of today's episode and joining … Continue reading "074 – Jason Jensen on using modern marketing strategies to promote the gospel"

We often hear how technology and social media are ruining our society. While that is probably true, what if we could use the good from those platforms to improve evangelization and communication within the Church? What can modern marketing tools teach us about effectively promoting the gospel? That's the focus of today's episode and joining … Continue reading "074 – Jason Jensen on using modern marketing strategies to promote the gospel"

Sermon delivered Sunday, May 16, 2021 - Ascension Sunday SCRIPTURES 2 Kings 2:7-15a Psalm 121 Acts 1:1-11 Luke 24:36-53 Our vision is to be a community coming home to Jesus and his Church. As an Anglican church, we follow a liturgy every Sunday which allows us to participate in worship together. You can find a copy of the bulletin to follow along, and join us on Sundays at 10 AM in person and online at christchurchmadison.com/livestream

Welcome to the Fatherhood Arise Podcast, at the intersection of Catholic faith and fatherhood. This week, Ray and Aires are joined by Jason Jensen @jasonjensen founder and CEO of Glass Canvas, and more importantly, cool dad! The guys share "real dad" stories of babies getting baptized, kids digging holes in the yard, and embracing minivan life. Jason shares his "secrets" of parenting and imaging God the Father to his children and to communities around the world. Check out www.glasscanvas.io to learn more about his amazing work and ministry. Join the conversation on the soash @fatherhoodarise on all social media outlets or email us at fatherhoodarise@gmail.com.  

Jason Jensen, CEO of Glass Canvas tells us about their TilmaParish program can help ministries unlock their potential. Then Frank Walker explains the story behind his Canon212 Catholic news aggregate site. Tilma Parish Canon 212

This week Jason Jensen and James A. Powell join us for our longest episode ever recorded as we chat about what we're all up to and some new developments from both of them as to what they're working on!  If you're not following their pages and channels, you should check them out here: Jason Jensen Trains Dirt Spot.7 We did record this in a video/zoom format, but it will take a tremendously long time to upload. So for now please enjoy it the old-school audio way, and by later this weekend we hope to have the video version up for those that want to see our ugly mugs. 

This week, on a special edition of the SLHour, we learn all about the Center for Family and Human Rights at the United Nations and Jason Jensen of Glass Canvas tell us about a new tool that will revolutionize the parish. We also meet the musical family Rhythm and Grace and reconnect with Singer/Songwriter Sarah Kroger.

This week, on a special edition of the SLHour, we learn all about the Center for Family and Human Rights at the United Nations and Jason Jensen of Glass Canvas tell us about a new tool that will revolutionize the parish. We also meet the musical family Rhythm and Grace and reconnect with Singer/Songwriter Sarah Kroger.

Sermon delivered Sunday, January 3, 2021 - Epiphany Sunday SCRIPTURES Isaiah 60:1-7 Psalm 72:1-11 Ephesians 3:1-12 Matthew 2:1-12 Our vision is to be a community coming home to Jesus and his Church. As an Anglican church, we follow a liturgy every Sunday which allows us to participate in worship together. The Coronavirus has eliminated our ability to meet together for the foreseeable future, but it has not quenched our desire to worship in spirit and truth! The liturgy we’ll be following in our services will thus be a little different than usual, but it remains a way for us all to participate in the work of the people of God—to hear and respond to His Word, and to pray for the world. You can find a copy of the bulletin to follow along, and join us live on Sundays at 10AM at christchurchmadison.com/livestream

Nope, we're not kidding, and it's not the only reason to celebrate. It's National Bacon Day and although every day is a good day to celebrate bacon since it's so versatile, we also are celebrating bacon producers on a day where they are braving the elements to dig out from a storm so their animals inside the barns never even notice there was a weather issue. PLUS Smith Fertilizer and Grain's Jason Jensen joins The Big Show with some things we need to be thinking about for 2021 AND Brian Hoops' expert market analysis.

Jason Jensen, CEO of Glass Canvas joins Anne and Bill on this episode of Sewing Hope. For more information about Jason and Glass Canvas visit glasscanvas.io or tilmaplatform.com To register for the Advent Pilgrimage visit parousiamedia.com Click here to download The Fearless Scriptural Rosary Resource for FREE! Help support the joint venture between Patchwork Heart Ministry and Fiat Ministry Network by purchasing your premium content subscription and becoming our Patreon. We have two premium content tiers: The Hear Your Faith tier is a premium audio subscription, featuring a 38-part in-depth study of the entire Catechism of the Catholic Church, by John Kuhry Sr. It is only $10 a month to get exclusive access to this amazing series that you cannot find anywhere else. The Discover Your Mission tier is a premium video subscription, featuring personal monthly missions (3 full-length presentations that build on a central theme) from at least one different Catholic speaker, author, or evangelist each month. Exclusive access to this ongoing video series is only $25 a month. Check out the Discover Your Mission trailer These premium subscriptions help us to grow and expand our ministries to "sew hope into broken hearts" and "encourage all to say yes to Jesus Christ." Please prayerfully consider supporting our ministries by becoming a subscriber, we are confident that these tools will help you grow deeper in your faith!

James A Powell and Jason Jensen join us this week on Halloween Eve for some great banter about model building! We spend the first half answering fan questions from Patrons and wrap up with modeling talk! Support the show if you like us, if not... well that's cool too.

Think of the acres, the running miles under power lines that connect us all to the electricity we want and need. Now see, under these lines, vibrant habitat: running corridors of native plants growing food and reproductive cover for beneficial insects, birds, and more. This kind of land-use transformation is real.              Wires Over Wildlife, a cost-share and expert-advisory program, works with utilities and owners of power line rights-of-ways from our Missouri Department of Conservation. Jason Jensen, Private Lands Conservation Unit Chief, leads a team of MDC experts in negotiating WOW agreements and supporting WOW partners in making these management changes work.  MDC has negotiated the first WOW agreement with a rural electric cooperative, Grundy Electric Coop. Jensen talks with Earthworms host Jean Ponzi about how this kind of agreement works, why this first coop agreement is significant, and how ecological management can save money, decrease chemical use and mowing, and restore the biodiversity bloom to power line rights-of-way across our state. Jensen is also on the statewide Feral Hog task force. Hear how MDC is working to tackle this major invasive species issue.  THANKS to Earthworms engineers: Andy Heaslet, Jon Valley and Andy Coco. Virtual podcasting takes a team! Related Earthworms Conversations:Biodiversity for Corporate Lands? (May 2020) Richard Louv: Our Wild Calling (Oct 2019)

In this video, we'll sit down with Jason Jensen to hear an absolutely GRIPPING story as he shares his view of one of America's scariest moments. He shares some truly remarkable coincidences and other life-changing moments....he's smart, humble, and has some thoughtful views on this thing we call life. Join us for the Meat America Podcast presented by Code 3 Spices as we “meat” experts to discuss incredible stories, business and life advice, meat (of course), and much much more! Like a bunch of friends gathered around the grill, the meat brings us together but our unique lineup of guests will take the conversation in exciting directions. Are you ready for an adventure? Follow along every week as we Meat America! Big shout to our Sponsors: Grill Grate - https://www.grillgrate.com?aff=46 - Custom grill grates that result in perfect sear marks, even heat across the grates, and NO flare-ups Rockwood Charcoal – https://Rockwoodcharcoal.com Ardent Spirits & Old Herald Brewery & Distillery – https://ardentspirits.com Follow the Meat America Podcast & Travel Cooking Show across the entire interwebs: Meat America Podcast - https://MeatAmericaPodcast.com Meat America Show – https://MeatAmericaTV.com Meat America Instagram – https://Instagram.com/meatamerica/ Meat America Private Facebook Group - https://facebook.com/groups/meatamerica Code 3 Spices - “Spicing It Up For Those That Serve”: Web - https://code3spices.com - A portion of each sale is contributed to organizations that support Police, Fire, Medical & Military. Web - https://code3bbqsupply.com- Top quality BBQ supplies for a competition or any backyard BBQ! Instagram - https://instagram.com/code3spices/ or https://www.instagram.com/code3bbqsupply/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/code3spices Red Meat Lover – Your home for “Cooking Meat, Made Easy!” Web - https://RedMeatLover.com Instagram - https://Instagram.com/redmeatlover/ Facebook - https://facebook.com/redmeatlover Pinterest - https://www.pinterest.com/redmeatlover/

Farmers and landowners play a key role in the success of the Feral Hogs Elimination Partnership for the state of Missouri.In this Managing for Profit, Jason Jensen, community and private land conservation chief shares some details of the program's successes.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Well, last week was the official weathering podcast and we decided this is an awesome way to theme our weekly shows, so this week is the official sign episode! There were a blockbuster number of guests on the show this week including Dave Kruiswyk, Frank Varga, Jason Jensen, Jake Johnson & Doug Foscale. Well, and of course yours truly Brett & Todd Wiley. We covered everything from font usage, different styles of signs, era of signage, weathering signs, and applying signs to buildings. Discussed were rooftop signs, wall signs, painted signs, window signs and so much more! We hope you take some good signage tips from this one. Some of the Facebook Groups & Pages that we talked about that you need to check out if you aren't already members of them are:  Model Railroad Structures & Scenery - This is where you can find Frank's sweet sign we all talked about! Model Railroad Signs, Graphics & Designs - This is the sign group that Jake talked about in the closing. Dave's Workbench Jason Jensen Trains

You're in for another awesome week with the Bench Time Podcast because we had Jason Jensen from Jason Jensen Trains on! We're not 100% sure how many times Jason has been on the show, but EVERY time we have him on it's a blast and we never cover everything we initially set out to.  If you aren't following Jason Jensen yet, you can "like" his Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/Jason-Jensen-Trains-578521205680286/ and his YouTube page here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwtCiywyxpf5ed785KbAAQA Links for the Bullhorn products (not affiliate links): Motrak Models: https://motrakmodelsusa.com/ Mine Mount Models Tom's Top Dogs: https://minemountmodels.com/shop?olsPage=products/toms-top-dogs-ho-scale This week's artwork & photograph are of Jason Jensen's layout and are 100% credited to his photography.

Sermon delivered on Sunday, February 9, 2010, by Jason Jensen SCRIPTURES Matthew 5: 38-48 1 Corinthians 13:4-13 Deuteronomy 8:1-5 Psalm 65: 3-13 Our vision is to be a community coming home to Jesus and his Church. In this new year, we will be studying the Gospel of Matthew, specifically Jesus' Sermon on the Mount.

We’ve got Jason Jensen of Jason Jensen Trains and Jeff Grove from Carolina Craftsman Kits on this week to talk about the 4 new kits out from CCK! Check out the new kits here (not affiliate links): Raymond Transfer Kruiswyk Pencil & Pen Wiley & Son Paper The Complex @ Wiley & Son You’ve GOT TO check out the videos that Jason did for the builds here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwtCiywyxpf5ed785KbAAQA/videos Have an awesome weekend everyone!  

Jason Jensen joins us for an update of his layout and some great conversations about some model building topics! We go over some of the techniques that Jason has been using for his waterfront. Including how he's creating his water, arranging his buildings and structures, as well as some other model building questions from our Patrons. We're extremely excited to see how Jason's layout progresses and it's definitely something that we've all been following as fine-scale model railroaders. BUT if you haven't seen any of Jason's work, you can check it out by visiting: His Facebook page here: Jason Jensen Trains on Facebook His YouTube Channel here: Jason Jensen Trains on YouTube

Rosie Tapia was just 6 years old when she was abducted from her bed, sexually assaulted, and drown in the river next to her apartment. The case has been cold for nearly 30 years, but our friend Jason Jensen from the Utah Cold Case Coalition joins us to discuss how you can help bring peace to the family.

Our friend Jason Jensen from the Utah Cold Case Coalition joins us to discuss the case of an 18-year-old murder victim. We are so close to figuring out who was responsible. We just need the last couple missing pieces. Does anyone know Tree or Squirrel?

This episode is the sequel to Grace and Zach's discussion with Jason and Lauren Jensen on keeping up a strong marriage during a busy life. Jason and Lauren find technology priceless, using texting to stay connected and Marco Polo to share little moments (3:10). Lauren has learned how to celebrate and creatively take advantage of time they have together rather than bemoaning time they don't have. (4:30). The two share ways they include Jason in their child's life (5:50) and how they stay flexible and responsive to each other's needs (6:40). Kind, humble communication is all the more important when you don't have much time together (9:30). The difference between arguing and talking is clarified (15:20) and the importance of service is discussed (19:00). Jason and Lauren share the pivotal concept that each person's effort at 100% looks different at different times (20:00).The couple shares what they went through during Jason's residency, including the death of Lauren's brother Jeff. (23:00) Communicating his priorities to his work, Jason was completely there for Lauren (25:50). They then talk about moving to a new place (again) and exactly how Lauren quickly created a community of friends for herself (31:00). Moving on to after their daughter was born, Jason shares his pain over missed time with Holly and his strategies on how to stay connected (33:30.) One strategy for strengthening family ties is taking “mini vacations,” going out of the house on days off and making memories (36:20). Jason confesses feelings of jealousy towards Lauren and describes how he deals with that (39:30). Love in action, communication, and intention are essentials for the busy couple. Thank you for listening to this podcast! Sharing it with a friend or leaving a quick review on iTunes would be deeply appreciated—it spreads the word and keeps this show going. Follow on Instagram @thenewlywedshow and Grace Jensen @gracewjensen. She would love to hear from you!You can also listen to this episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, or TuneIn.

Saturday Morning Serial is a weekly bonus episode in which Jackson tells Jon and Monroe a true crime story. Though it is not explicit, we do discuss murder and other violent crimes. This episode may not be suitable for young listeners.This week, our friend Jason Jensen from Jensen Investigations and the Utah Cold Case Coalition joins us to talk about the heart breaking unsolved case of Christine Gallegos. This case is so solvable. We just need to hear from a little squirrel. Have a tip for Utah Cold Case Coalition? Call completely anonymously (385) CLUE-313 (385-258-3313).

Jason and Lauren Jensen join Grace and Zach to share experiences and advice on having full schedules while maintaining a good relationship. Jason is in medical school and Lauren is a new mother, among other things. They first dated long distance (5:15), which helped them know how to respect each other's schedules, prioritize, and connect without being physically present (12:30). Lauren speaks of the need to find new purpose as life's circumstances change (17:30). Jason notes the importance of crystal clear expectations and continuing to gauge how each person (and their expectations) change (27:50). Lauren acknowledges the difficulty of this kind of marriage (33:15) and validates emoting (36:45). Detailed, advanced planning is essential to balancing each spouse's obligations, expectations, and needs (56:00). Lauren and Jason find technology extremely helpful in staying intentionally connected (58:40). The conversation takes a break here, to be continued on the show's next episode.Thank you so much to Shop Little Honey for sponsoring this episode! Don't forget to use code NEWLYWEDSHOW at www.shoplittlehoney.com for 50% off your first purchase!

Saturday Morning Serial is a bi-weekly bonus episode in which Jackson tells Jon and Monroe a true crime story. Though it is not explicit, we do discuss murder and other violent crimes. This episode may not be suitable for young listeners.This week, we discuss the 1995 cold case of Rosie Tapia. Our friend Jason Jensen from Utah Cold Case Coalition tells all about what happened to Rosie and what they're doing to catch her killer.

Sermon delivered on Sunday, June 30, 2019 SCRIPTURES Exodus 18:5-24 Psalm 85 Acts 6:1-7 Luke 22:24-27 Our vision is to be a community coming home to Jesus and his Church. We have journeyed through the Gospel of Luke, looking at the Life of Christ, and now we are hearing from the book of Acts about the Life of the Church.

For week 78 of the Bench Time Model Railroading Podcast we have a guest favorite on! Jason Jensen jumps on this week’s show for an awesome discussion on how we’re starting to see everyone SHARING MORE online with each other. We have more and more model railroaders sharing more of their work and progress online. There are more and more model railroaders creating pages and groups to document the progress of their layouts and builds. To be honest, we find this explosion of sharing to be completely amazing and we encourage everyone to SHARE MORE of their work and how we’re all developing more techniques and skills as we all learn from each other. Let’s do something fun, if you have a facebook page, or personal model railroading blog like some of our other listeners, share it with us on our Facebook page, email a link to us at podcast@hoscalecustoms.com, or reach out to us on Twitter or Instagram. Some important links from this week’s show: Jason Jensen’s new video: Let's start with a plastic kit for our model railroad structure. HO Scale Resin Cast Cars that Brett found: TheRailroadConnection.com Laser cut windows from Rail-Scale-Models.com The Ship My Pants commercial for everyone’s personal entertainment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xwUuSM06xQ LAST WEEK’S CONTEST WINNER: George Nagle! THIS WEEK’S CONTEST: Let’s see photos of your tool and supplies organization on your workbenches! You can submit your contest entry on the pinned post on our Facebook page or email it to podcast@hoscalecustoms.com for a chance to win a free kit from RailroadKits.com and some other goodies from HO Scale Customs! Also be sure to check out RailroadKits.com for a ton of awesome white metal castings, wood craftsman kits, resin castings and MORE!  

We’re about a week away from starting the live build of Pop’s General Store, so what better timing than now to talk to Kenny Crump of KC’s Workshop and Jason Jensen about the kit that we’ll all be building together over the next several weeks?!?! We start out this week’s episode by answering some questions from our Patrons of the Overtime at the Bench - HO Scale Customs group, and out patrons threw a ton of great questions at our guests including: Choosing colors for KC’s Workshop’s Kits The inspiration for KC’s Kits Cracking & Peeling Paints Our Favorite Coffee’s And More awesome & fun topics Next we go over the live build details for the Pop’s General Store build with Todd, Brett & Jason which include a rotating schedule of who will be building on which night. So starting on February 11th, we will all be live on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday night, rotating each week. So if the first week Todd is live on Monday, Jason on Tuesday, and Brett on Wednesday, then on week two, Brett will be live on Monday, Todd on Tuesday and Jason on Wednesday. We’ll rotate through this schedule until the live builds are complete.   IMPORTANT: If you want to get the Pop’s General Store kit to build with us, you should make sure your orders are in for it before the end of the weekend, as Kenny said, here: https://kcworkshop.com/products/pops-general-store-ho-scale   Also, to join our awesome group of Patrons and to help us create a better show each and every week you can join our Patreon Page here: https://patreon.com/hoscalecustoms

In this extended episode Jake and Brett are joined by their good friend Jason Jensen, partner at Glass Canvas, and discuss living as an orphan/son, three common styles of relating, and ways to foster stronger relationships with other men.

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Thursday, January 3, 20194:20 pm: Alex Isenstadt, Political Reporter for Politico, joins the program to discuss why the op-ed penned by Mitt Romney that is critical of President Trump is stoking suspicions that Romney may run for the White House again in 20204:35 pm: Kalev Leetaru, Senior Fellow at the George Washington University Center for Cyber and Homeland Security joins the show to discuss the media’s coverage of the government shutdown5:05 pm: Jennie Taylor, wife of the late North Ogden Mayor, Major Brent Taylor, joins Rod to discuss an effort she is joining to build homes for two severely injured Utah veterans, both Purple Heart recipients6:05 pm: Bryce Bird, Air Quality Director for the Utah Department of Environmental Quality, joins the program to discuss the latest plan to clean up the state’s polluted air6:20 pm: Steve Moore, Chief Economist at the Heritage Foundation, joins Rod for their weekly conversation about politics and the nation’s economy6:35 pm: Jason Jensen, Co-Founder of the Utah Cold Case Coalition, joins the program to discuss the group’s plan to begin a search of abandoned mines in Utah’s West Desert for the remains of Susan Cox Powell, who disappeared in 2009

Welcome to the weekend modelers!  Our episode 44 this week features returning special guest and amazing modeler Jason Jensen of Jason Jensen Trains!   As always with Jason we get so caught up, gabbing about modeling ideas, tips, tricks that lose track of time.  This episode is no exception and is a long one (partly because we lost power on the first night recording and had to continue the following evening) !  But WOW it is just packed full of info and modeling content!We discuss what we each have on our benches and for Jason it was a recent build of an ITLA structure that he shares with you how he tricked it out!   We also briefly cover some details of a new structure he helped build and design with KC’s Workshop, The “Steelton Wharf”, a limited run kit that is just brimming over with details and about every imaginable material a modeler could use in a diorama or structures.  This leads us right into Jason and Brett talking about and comparing notes on modeling water and they don’t spare the details.  These two can rock a waterfront!  Todd steers the conversation over to putting trees and grass on a layout to get Jason’s take on scenery techniques, and from there we go all over the modeling map!  Yes, this week you will want to strap on the seatbelt, settle into your workbench and prepare for about two hours of fine scale freakiness!  You can pick up the Steelton Wharf here at KC's WorkshopDon’t forget you can catch both Jason Jensen Trains and HO Scale Customs next week, November 1-3 at the Fine Scale Model Railroad Expo in Albany NY!  Stop by and say hello to them both at their booths! Show Links:Jason Jensen TrainsMine Mount ModelsITLA Scale ModelsFoggy Mountain ModelsJoin our Patreon Page and become part of the show! HO Scale Customs on Patreon

TGIF Modeler friends! Check out this week’s Bench Time podcast Episode 31 with Jimmy Deignan owner of Railroad Kits fine scale craftsman kits! We talk with him about the many facets of his business, The acquisition of all the Fine Scale Minatures (FSM) detail castings, his love of the hobby and the many many inspiring modeling friends he has made in model railroading. And you will get to hear about his acquiring of legendary ho scale layout Pennsy Middle Division (originally built by modeling great Dave Frary) and it’s restoration and modifications that they made to bring it back to life! Also we rap a bit about the Fine Scale Expo, and how it began as he is one of the founders of this great show for craftsman builders and all modelers and this year held November 1-3 in Albany NY! But there is more! This week, Brett and Todd have guest host and fine scale model artist Jason Jensen join them to talk with Jimmy, and grill him with a few questions of his own! Of course there is the laughs we always have on our show! So settle into your workbench stool, grab something cold to drink, and chill out with your fellow Bench Time Fine Scale Freaks! Enjoy the weekend! Railroad Kits Website: RailroadKits.com As discussed in the show, the downloadable PDF book by Dave Frary, The Pennsy Middle Division in HO Scale for a steal at $4.99.

Become a Patron & Get Exclusive Content and Gear! Patreon Page This week we have Jason Jensen back on the show and we discuss our techniques for placing buildings on the layout, making foundations for structures, and some of our favorite techniques for model railroading in general. Jason Jensen Trains

This week we are excited to have special guest Jason Jensen from Jason Jensen Trains and we cover what's going on over in his model building world as well as some of his weathering and model building techniques. Make sure to check out our Patreon Page: patreon.com/hoscalecustoms

On this episode of Carseats & Coffee, I interview a very insightful person Jason Jensen. This episode is filled with great parenting tips. I hope you all enjoy it.

Hey everybody and welcome to the podcast, where we get together to learn from leaders in the Catholic Creative world every week. Fun fact I wanted to share with you all: we now have listeners in over 25 countries, including Australia, Singapore, and New Zealand. So wherever you are right now, thank you for listening. Today, we’re talking with Jason Jensen, a married father of 4 from Vancouver and the Director of Strategy at Glass Canvas. Glass Canvas recently hosted the Catholic Creatives team to talk about future strategy for the organization, and today, Marcellino and Jason talk about speaking the unspoken to be more effective, why it’s dangerous to confuse identity and vocation, how the Father wants to pour love out on us every day, and why willing to be small is the Church’s answer to the modern world. A big thank you to our Patreon sponsors who make this podcast possible.

In this Bonus Episode with Certified Financial Planner Shane Stewart from DMBA  https://www.dmba.com/ and millennial Jason Jensen, we find out how ready Jason is to tackle investing. Is it better to learn how to invest on your own, or use a financial planner.  Jason tells us what he plans to do. https://www.facebook.com/MoneyMakingSense/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"How do I save for an emergency fund, let alone for retirement?"  This is a question many people ask themselves all the time.  I'm joined by millennial, Jason Jensen, who has 5-kids under 13-years of age to support, and Certified Financial Advisor, Shane Stewart, to discuss his financial situation. https://www.dmba.com/ And, it's a common problem across the United States and the world.  When someone doesn't know how to start looking at their finances, how do they save for the future?  We take a real-life case with Jason, and walk through the steps to get him on the road to financial security. https://www.facebook.com/MoneyMakingSense/  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Image-O-Rama: Mage: The Hero Denied #0 by Matt Wagner and Brennan Wagner, The Divided States of Hysteria #2 by Howard Chaykin, Jesus Aburtov, and Ken Bruzenak, Paklis by Dustin Weaver, and Seven to Eternity #6 and #7 by Rick Remender, Jerome Opena, James Harren, and Matt Hollingsworth, Super Sons by Peter J. Tomasi, Jorge Jimenez, Alisson Borges, Alejandro Sanchez, and HI-FI, Valiant-O-Rama: X-O Manowar #4 by Matt Kindt, Doug Braithwaite, and Diego Rodriguez, Secret Weapons #1 by Eric Heisserer, Rual Allen, and Patricia Martin, Rai: The Histoy of the Valiant Universe #1 by Rafer Roberts, Francis Portela, and Andrew Dalhouse, and Ninjak/Shadowman: Rapture by Matt Kindt, CAFU, Roberto de la Torre, and Andrew Dalhouse, Unholy Grail #1 by Cullen Bunn, Mirko Colak, and Maria Santaolalla from Aftershock, Lobo/Road Runner Special by Bill Morrison, Kelley Jones, and Michelle Madsen, Legion of Super-Heroes Special by Sam Humphries, Tom Grummett, Scott Hanna, Steve Buccellato, Jonah Hex/Yosemite Sam Special by Jimmy Palmiotti, Mark Texeira, and Paul Mounts, Evil Ernie: The Movie Monsters #1 by Phil Nutman, Greg Luzniak, Mark Pennington, Greg Mironiuk, Justiniano, and Jason Jensen from Chaos! Comics, Superman #22-26 by Patrick Gleason, Peter J. Tomasi, Doug Mahnke, Michael Moreci, Scott Godlewski, HI-FI, Jaime Mendoza, Mick Gray, Joe Prado, Ray McCarthy, Scott Hanna, Matt Santorelli, Wil Quintana, and John Kalisz, Nick Fury by James Robinson, Aco, Hugo Petrus, and Rachelle Rosenberg, and a whole mess more!

Inaya Day called DMA Radio to check in with DJ Jason Jensen during the CLUB DMA Live mix show at Internet Dance Radio Station Dance Mix America... www.DanceMixAmerica.com. Topics of discussion were Inaya's new hit single titled "Do The Right Thing" as well as other events and venues Inaya is performing at. Also breaking news that you heard first on DMA about INAYA performing with Jipta... Check out Inaya day at www.InayaDay.com for all her information.

Legendary Recording Artist, Gioia Bruno (lead singer of pop/dance group Expose) checks in with DJ Jason Jensen during the Saturday Night Dance Party at DanceMixAmerica.com Talked about upcoming new dance single, pushing for the Obama campaign, and even sings a few notes of (Your Taking Me) To the Point of no Return. Recorded Live on 09-01-08 on DMA Radio - DanceMixAmerica.com All About Gioia: In 1998, Gioia's first solo release Free To Be became an underground club anthem that received favorable notice from Billboard. Gioia's follow-up track From The Inside was remixed by the legendary DJ/Producer Junior Vasquez and found itself on numerous compilations and charts around the world.  The track was also featured on Showtime series Queer As Folk Season 3. Most recently comes the release of Gioia's much anticipated debut solo album entitled, Expose This which has delighted both fans and critics the world over. She has teamed up with Chris Cox of Thunderpuss fame to release the single Wreckin' My Nerves which landed on many compilations.  Last year she was the featured vocalist on Will To Power's remake of their first hit "Dreamin'" entitled Dreamin (Again).  Recently Gioia teamed up with legendary Exposé Producer/Writer, Lewiss A. Martinee, for a track entitled Why Did You Call Me? which landed on the DJ Kimberly S. "Global Grooves" compilation CD.  It was her first collaboration with Lewis A. Martinee in over 12 years!   Today Gioia is still performing with Expose' and currently in the studio working on yet another amazing package of songs for future release.  She's thankful for the gifts she has received, thankful for the fans, and thankful she gets to do what she was born to do...CREATE MUSIC THAT MOVES PEOPLE!

Saturday March 6, 2010 Recording Artist Jacinta checked in with DJ Jason Jensen on the Saturday Night Dance Party on Internet Dance Station www.DanceMixAmerica.com to promote her new dance singles Titled Magic (80's original by Olivia Newton John), and "Are You Dancing" which are now out on iTunes along with several other great 80's remixes all covered by Jacinta! Other Topics of discussion were Jacinta's upcoming trip to Miami, FL for a Winter Music Confrence event March 23 - 27th 2010. Jacinta is also taking part of a 45 mile bike ride for the HILL COUNTRY RIDE in Austin, TX on April 24, 2010. This is a benefit to raise funds for HIV/AIDS. Jason for the first time publicly admited to his 14 year HIV status and had a heart felt moment about this issue. To sponsor Jacinta's ride please visit www.hillcountryride.com. No matter what the amount you can sponsor, it will be greatly appreciated by us all! Jason also told Jacinta that he liked her name and wanted to change his DJ name to Jacinta Jensen.... Jacinta responded with a marriage proposal! VERY FUNNY... The interview ends with a clip of her new song "Magic". Search iTunes for Magic and Jacinta to purchase it today! Here is more information about Jacinta... Jacinta has been building a successful career in the dance/club genre with 5 consecutive Billboard Hits and a nomination for Best Artist Solo at the International Dance Music Awards, 2008 ... Lumina is NOT that. LUMINA gives us an insight into where Jacinta's music begins. The journey of a raw emotion finding its way to become a message in a melody sounding through her voice and piano. Sometimes in the midst of the desolation of the dark hours, with candles lit and incense burning, a cathartic music is birthed, and sometimes a new ember is discovered that glows within, be it an inspiring lyric or an uplifting vocal lilt or a chord progression that you just didn't see coming. It brings with it a new song that has a magical momentum that reaches out showering our hearts, minds and souls with new hope. Lumina: Songs of LIGHT from The Dark Hours. STOP PRESS!! JACINTA NOMINEE for BEST BREAKTHROUGH ARTIST at INTERNATIONAL DANCE MUSIC AWARDS (WMC 08). WHAT A NIGHT!!

The Fierce one from Miami, Alan T called the Saturday Night Dance Party and did it up with DJ Jason Jensen. Jensen first asked Alan if he should call him Alan or Mr. T.... Not sure if he liked that, but the interview went well. Take a listen! BROADCAST DATE: 10/04/08 Tune in to DJ Jason Jensen on the Saturday Night Dance Pary LIVE at www.DanceMixAmerica.com. Show airs live from 10 PM - midnight *EST.

One of Jensen's favorite dance music performers, INAYA DAY gave Jason a great interview. Topics discussed were Inaya's new dance music single STAND BY ME, upcoming events, and fun and energetic discussion by Jason Jensen during the Saturday Night Dance Party on DMA Radio. Tune in to DJ Jason Jensen LIVE each Saturday Night from 10pm-12am *est.

With yet another dance hit out from The Perry Twins... Tony Moran feat Frenchie Davis - You Are (The Perry Twins Mix)was the main reason and excitement for this live interview on Jensen's Saturday Night Dance Party... Also discussed were The Perry Twins upcoming events, their upcoming trip to Teluride, CO and Jensen's rant about his own ski experience gone wrong in Teluride. Jensen was elated to hear that the new Jennifer Lopez remix by the Perry Twins is on it's way and thanks to Doug and Derek DMA Radio will be the first to have and play it for them... Finally Jensen asks Doug to hold an arm wrestling contest with his twin brother Derek and report back who is the winner on his next call in.... At the end of the interview you can hear a couple minutes of the Perry Twins Remix of YOU ARE. Thank you Perry Twins for all your continued support and great interviews! The Perry Twins can be heard 3 times each week as their "Dance Planet" mix show gets played on DanceMixAmerica.com! Visit our website for air times. Jason Jensen can be heard on DMA Radio live every Saturday Night for The Saturday Night Dance Party which airs live from Orlando 10pm - Midnight (EST). Tune in at www.DanceMixAmerica.com for 24/7 COMMERCIAL FREE NONSTOP DANCE...

Jason Jensen interviews Ceevox and Tania Mashay before Winter Music Confrence event in Miami. Recorded live on Jensen's Saturday Night Dance Party LIVE mixshow on DanceMixAmerica.com on 03/2009.

Vernessa Mitchell called Jason Jensen's Saturday Night Dance Party on DanceMixAmerica.com to promote her newly released album and dance single titled Rise!. Vernessa also discussed her background, her gospel inspirations, upcoming events and more. This interview was performed live on-air and Internet Dance Radio station, DMA Radio during the Saturday Night Dance Party with host and DJ Jason Jensen from Oralndo, FL.