Podcast appearances and mentions of jason shelton

Malgré les affirmations fausses de Donald Trump selon lesquelles il serait en tête des intentions de vote dans tous les États clés de l'élection présidentielle américaine, l'ancien dirigeant et Kamala Harris sont au coude à coude dans les sondages. La question religieuse sera l'un des facteurs qui pourrait faire la différence. Le facteur religieux, enjeu du scrutin ? C'est vrai notamment dans l'électorat afro-américain, traditionnellement plutôt acquis aux démocrates. Mais beaucoup de ceux qui ont quitté les églises noires traditionnelles, baptistes, méthodistes ou pentecôtistes, sont surtout des hommes, conservateurs, moins enclins à soutenir une femme candidate à la présidentielle. Et ces quelques voix pourraient peser sur le résultat des élections, comme l'a expliqué Jason Shelton, professeur de sociologie à l'université d'Arlington au Texas, lui-même afro-américain, il travaille sur les interactions entre « race, religion et politique ». Il vient de publier L'Église noire contemporaine : les nouvelles dynamiques de la religion africaine américaine aux éditions Presses Universitaires de New York.Les élections américaines vues du MexiqueLe Mexique est directement concerné par la politique migratoire du futur président ou présidente. Mexico devra aussi travailler avec lui ou elle sur la lutte contre le trafic de drogue et les accords commerciaux. Dans tous les cas, on se rassure dans le sens où on sait que même si le Mexique dépend de son voisin américain, les États-Unis ne peuvent rien faire sans le Mexique. Ils sont chacun leur principal partenaire commercial. Leurs économies sont trop intimement liées et donc les deux pays n'ont pas d'autre choix que d'entretenir des bonnes relations. Explications avec notre correspondante Gwendolina Duval.Haïti : la violence des gangs aggrave la crise alimentaireLes régions contrôlées par les bandits sont limitées dans leur approvisionnement en denrées alimentaires. Des tonnes de denrées sont perdues à cause de la violence armée dans les zones rurales. C'est un article à lire sur le site ayibopost.com, notre partenaire, que l'on retrouve comme chaque premier vendredi du mois.À la Une de la 1èreEn Martinique, les agriculteurs locaux veulent, eux aussi, apporter leur contribution à la lutte contre la vie chère.

Jason Shelton, a sociology professor at the University of Texas at Arlington, talks with Word&Way President Brian Kaylor about his new book The Contemporary Black Church: The New Dynamics of African American Religion. He also discusses impacts of the civil rights movement, racial injustices, and the COVID-19 pandemic on church life. Note: Don't forget to subscribe to our award-winning e-newsletter A Public Witness that helps you make sense of faith, culture, and politics. And order a copy of Baptizing America: How Mainline Protestants Helped Build Christian Nationalism by Brian Kaylor and Beau Underwood. If you buy it directly from Chalice Press, they are offering 33% off the cover price when you use the promo code "BApodcast."  

This episode is from the live taping of the 2023 North Texas Regional Multicultural Leadership Experience, featuring the Causenetic podcast with Dr. Jason Shelton, Associate Professor of Sociology and Director of the Center for African American Studies, University of Texas at Arlington. --- About the Causenetic Podcast: The Causenetic podcast is focused on expanding the Y's mission to audiences and providing conversation, inspiration, and influence. Our hosts, Keith Vinson and Rodrigua Ross, are two YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas employees discussing community topics that are globally-minded and locally-focused. This podcast allows listeners to see a different perspective and connect to community issues. ⁠⁠⁠www.ymcadallas.org/causenetic --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/causenetic/message

ORDER OF SERVICE Chimes – Not recorded due to technical difficulties Welcome – Not recorded Announcements, and Land Acknowledgement – Not recorded Prelude - Love One Another by Jason Shelton – sung by Chorealis Opening Words - Love is a Choice by Carter Heyward Chalice Lighting - Love Can Transform the World by Maureen Killoran Hymn 113 - Where Is Our Holy Church Reading - Siding with Love by Fred Small Choral Response - Love Has Already Won by Jason Shelton – sung by Chorealis Sharing our Abundance - iHuman From You I Receive to you I give, Together we share and by this we live (sung twice) Reading - The Body of Love by Elizabeth Bukey Hymn 129 - Let Love Continue Long Candles of Joy and Concern Message - Choosing Love by Karen Mills I Choose You by Jason Shelton – sung by Chorealis Meditation Words - At This Quiet Time by Edward T Atkinson Silence Responsive Reading - No One Is Outside the Circle of Love by by Susan Frederick-Gray and Erika A. Hewitt Hymn 325 - Love Makes a Bridge Reading - Making Love by Ken Nye Reading - The Longly-Weds Know by Leah Furnas Hymn - There is a Love by Gordon Ritchie – sung by Chorealis Closing Words - Lovable and Loved by Dawn Skjei Cooley Benediction – May the Spirit of Love be a Living Flame Befoe You by Eric Williams Extinguishing the Flame Postlude - Put a Little Love in Your Heart – sung by Chorealis Carry the Flame Carry the flame of peace and love until we meet again (sung twice)

Did you know Arlington--40 miles from Mesquite--is America's 11th most diverse city? Today's guest Dr. Jason Shelton is chair of Arlington's Unity Council and director of UTA's Center of African American Studies. Learn how he leads people from all walks of life to be on the same page for greater success. Also an associate professor of sociology, Dr. Shelton talks about the Contemporary Black Experience course he created and now teaches at UTA, offers his views of Black History Month and more.

Good morning, listeners! On this weeks episode of #MondayMorningRAW. I continue my conversation with the man himself, Chris Casey. We talk skateboard maintenance. The importance of teaching kids skateboarding culture. Unsung heroes Bill Weiss & Jason Shelton. The infamous, Big Brother Magazine. SPoT vs Street League Contests. I'm trying to tell y'all- this is for the culture. No intro music. No static. No promos. Just RAW talk-radio.- Clyde Singleton

Jason Shelton v. County of San Bernardino

The definition for tend  is " to take care of or be in charge of someone or something." For years,  native Floridian Kitty Linton has been tenderly caring for the needs of the many plants on the grounds of Friendhip Fellowship in Rockledge, Florida.  What a lovely example of stewardship for the earth!Music BeethovenKeyboard Amy RosebushChalice Lighting Words From A Garden Fair, by Helen Fussell, Read by Lisa HarringtonMessage Reverend Amy KindredSong "Blue Boat Home" Words by Peter Mayer, Music by Roland Hugh Prichard, adapted by Peter Mayer, Keyboard arr. by Jason Shelton  (Located in Singing the Journey, Copyright 2005 Unitarian Universalist Association) Keyboard Amy RosebushVocals Stephen DownenClosing Words  Attributed to Chief Noah Stealth, Read by Reverend Amy KindredMusic "Rising Green" Music by Carolyn McDade (From Singing the Journey, Copyright 2005, Unitarian Universalist Association)Flute Staci Rosbury Audio Technician  Art Brosius, Adam Byrn TrittDear Listener,Has our podcast been of help to you?Go to uuffpspacecoast.org andshow us some love by donating online.In this our final episode,we wish you peace and,a  rich life rich  filled with gratitude,The Friendship Fellowship Family  "Who we are and what we do increases love, justice and respect among ourselves and in the wider world."

2020.08.22. - Jonah 1:1-16 - Jason Shelton by WCC

Jason Shelton, Program Manager with Hand's On Nashville's GeekCause, and Bradley Martin, Sr., Director of Customer Acquisition with Kindful, who each discuss their charity-tech platforms and how they are responding to help nonprofits during the COVID-19 pandemic. They also discuss teaming up with other charity-tech organizations in Middle Tennessee, Generous and Givful, to do even more to make a difference.GeekCause matches Nashville's most talented techies with community partners in need of their services. From tech consultation to solution implementation, GeekCause provides a low-cost platform for agencies to solve tech-based challenges through the support of skilled volunteers.Kindful is an integrated, web-based software with built-in fundraising automation, online donation pages, donor CRM, and reporting tools. Kindful was founded with a simple idea in mind: Nonprofits should be able to spend less time focused on their database and more time focused on their mission.Today we're talking about charity-tech. If you don't know what that is, charity-tech is technology that's designed to help charities ... or nonprofit organizations. Maybe because we live in “The Volunteer State,” Nashville has become a hub for charity-tech startups … and several of those have teamed up to jointly announce a range of initiatives to assist nonprofits during COVID-19.GeekCause is a nonprofit organization. Kindful, Generous and Givful are for-profit companies. That's why, above, we've only used the word company when not referring to GeekCause.Additional topics covered:Why did you decide to team up with two other charity-tech brands – Generous and Givful – in the fight against COVID?The four charity-tech brands in GeekCause consortium have announced a range of initiatives to help nonprofits during this pandemic. Kindful's initiatives.Learn more:Facebook:             https://www.facebook.com/HONashville     https://www.facebook.com/kindfulappTwitter:                 https://twitter.com/HONashville     https://twitter.com/kindfulappWebsite:                https://www.hon.org/geekcause    https://kindful.comhttps://joingenerous.com    https://www.givful.com

The Mississippi legislature sends a bill to the Governor to replace the state flag.Plus, reactions from Mississippians on the historic decision to remove the confederate emblem from the state's official banner.Then, what one Mississippi mayor is doing to combat the recent spike in coronavirus cases.Segment 1:After 126 years, Mississippi will have a new state flag. Capping a momentous weekend, the Senate finalized the legislature's efforts to remove the current banner with the confederate battle flag with a 37-14 vote on House Bill 1796 Sunday.The vote in both chambers Sunday came after efforts Saturday to suspend the rules to negotiate and introduce new legislation. Requiring a two-thirds super-majority in both houses, the rules vote laid the path for the historic change. We recap the events.Segment 2:The reaction to the Mississippi legislature's vote to change the flag spread across national news broadcasts and reached trending status on social media. But, closer to home, those reactions were more personal, and in ways more visceral.Segment 3:Coronavirus hospitalizations in Mississippi continue to rise across the state,and health officials are concerned that the state's healthcare system could soon be overwhelmed. In response, one Mayor is taking measures to enforce public safety guidelines. Mayor Jason Shelton of Tupelo says residents will be under an executive order requiring them to wear a mask in public buildings. He tells our Kobee Vance how part of fighting the virus is confronting the politicization of mask-wearing. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In partnership with Lead Tennessee Radio, WordSouth has four telco managers discussing how COVID-19 has impacted their operations. This episode includes Jason Shelton, Bob Mouser, Johnny McClanahan, and Bill Franklin.

What are the true costs of incorrectly managing data and how can organizations approach reducing those costs? Joe Ponder and Jason Shelton, Senior Partners at InfoCycle, join us to answer these questions and more.

General Manager Jason Shelton discusses Loretto Telecom's response to the Covid-19 outbreak and recent severe weather. He also discusses the company's work to extend broadband in its service area.

Seeing Future Promises and Present Realities(1st John 2:27-3:3 - 11/3/2020 - Jason Shelton) by WCC

Steps of Faith (Ecclesiastes 11:1-6 - 7/21/2019 - Jason Shelton by WCC

The Vanity of Life and the Eternality of God (Ecclesiastes 5:1-7 - 4/7/2019 - Jason Shelton) by WCC

Jason Shelton has recently taken the helm as Loretto's general manager right after the company had been acquired by another telco. How has Loretto communicated with its customers and employees about these changes?

That We May Know (Micah 6 - 12/16/2018 - Jason Shelton) by WCC

Marked by His Provision(Philippians 4:10-20 - 8/19/18 - Jason Shelton) by WCC

Remember It's Gospel Plus Nothing(Philippians 3:2-3 - 7/1/18 - Jason Shelton) by WCC

Led by Rev. Steven Protzman with Worship Associate Rev. Christie Anderson In the hymn "Life Calls Us On", written by Rev. Kendyl Gibbons and Rev. Jason Shelton, the fourth verse says:  "And the Spirit's gracious power dreams of good that yet shall be."  After a week together of getting to know each other and dreaming and talking about possibilities for our shared ministry, we will reflect on our time together and who life calls us to be together in the years to come. Sunday services are offered at 9:45 and 11:30 AM with nursery care available during both services.

How's Your Going, Going?(Philippians 1:12-18a - 4/22/18 - Jason Shelton) by WCC

Simeon’s Waiting (Luke 2:25-32 - 12/10/17 - Jason Shelton) by WCC

Built for gifts or the giver (1 Timothy 6:1-10 - 7/16/17 - Jason Shelton) by WCC

Jason Shelton, CEO, Telomere Diagnostics and developer of TeloYears is bringing to market a way to measure the health of the cells in our body.  Using a blood test to determine the length of the telomeres at the end of the chromosomes, a person's TeloYears is computed and compared to others of the same chronological age.  This biomarker of overall health is a relatively new test of body functions and could provide valuable information about slowing down the aging clock. @teloyears Telomere Diagnostics TeloYears.com

https://bengreenfieldfitness.com/telomeretest Recently, I had my telomeres tested by the company "", which offers a simple and surprisingly affordable in-home genetic test that reveals the cellular age encoded in your DNA, specifically by using something called a quantitative polymerase chain reaction (qPCR) assay. Teloyears measure your average telomere length by analyzing the DNA found in the many thousands of white blood cells (leukocytes) in just one drop of blood. Then, they enter your data into a mathematical model they derived from measuring telomere length at the population level to calculate your biological age in TeloYears, or the actual age of a typical man or woman whose telomere length is similar to yours. So, for example, my chronological age is 34, but my biological age (I was shocked) was far different. You find out what it was in today's podcast with my guest Jason Shelton. Jason Shelton joined Telomere Diagnostics in 2014 with nearly two decades of start-up, medical device, and consumer healthcare experience. Most recently, Jason was CEO of EarLens Corporation where he led the company’s efforts in product development, regulatory affairs, and operational milestones. Prior to joining EarLens, he served as Vice President of Marketing, Health Policy, and Clinical Affairs for Sonitus Medical, a medical device company marketing the SoundBite™ Hearing System. While at Sonitus he helped achieve critical milestones including product design, development, clinical trials, FDA clearance, reimbursement, and commercial launch in the US and Europe. Jason also held leadership positions at BioForm Medical, Align Technology, and SmithKline Beecham, Inc. (now GlaxoSmithKline). Jason received a Bachelor of Science degree in Biochemistry from The Ohio State University and an MBA from the University of Pittsburgh. During our discussion, you'll discover: -What telomeres are and why they are so important when it comes to anti-aging and longevity...[14:40] -The results of the fascinating NASA twin study on astronauts on telomere length...[18:45] -Why different people of different ages and populations have different telomere lengths...[22:05] -How you can find out your age in "Teloyears" based on a single drop of blood that analyzes your white blood cells...[24:30] -How often to repeat a telomere test to see if what you are doing is actually working...[31:05] -How a "popular" Westernized version of a Mediterranean diet may be flawed when it comes to anti-aging effect...[33:00] -The best kind of exercise to do if you want to decrease the rate at which your telomeres shorten...[49:40 & 64:00] -And much more... Resources from this episode: - - [pdf-embedder url="https://bengreenfieldfitness.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Greenfield-Ben-16004513.pdf" title="Greenfield, Ben – 16004513"] - - - -Book: -Book:  Do you have questions, thoughts or feedback for Jason or me? Leave your comments at and one of us will reply!

Prepare Him Room (Daniel 7:12-14 - 12/18/2016 - Jason Shelton) by WCC

The Good Shepherd (Psalm 23:1-3, John 10:14-16 - 8/28/16 - Jason Shelton) by WCC

This week's podcast comes to us from Louisville based DJ and promoter Jason Shelton.  Jason is the co-founder of the Derby City Bad Kids promotional group which has been hosting the “Pitch” series of events in Louisville, Kentucky since 2010.  Keep up to date with Jason on Soundcloud and upcoming events by the [...]

For the 10th Slackin’ podcast – we get hyper local to where I live, Louisville Ky, and bring you Jason Shelton – of the Derby City Bad Kids .