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Bryan Jaster sits down with two young people and their mothers to talk about the important role Identity plays in our lives and world. Listen in to their fascinating reflections and stories of uncovering and discovering what God is doing in their lives.

In dieser Episode ist Marie Jaster meine Gästin. Sie ist eine beeindruckende Unternehmerin, Chefredakteurin von Beige und lebt mit ihrer kleinen Familie in Berlin.In unserem Gespräch erzählt sie von ihrer frühen Karriere, teilt ihre Erfahrungen als junge Mutter und wie sich ihr Leben nach der Geburt ihres Kindes verändert hat. Sie spricht offen über das Thema "Mom Bashing", also die kritischen Bemerkungen von anderen Müttern, die mit eigenen Herausforderungen kämpfen und deshalb Maries glückliche und scheinbar mühelose Art zu leben nicht nachempfinden können.Themen:Früher Karrierestart und Gründung von BeigeMom Bashing: Umgang mit negativen Kommentaren von anderen MütternStarke emotionale und körperliche Bindung zu ihrem Baby, die Marie nicht erwartet hatteWiederentdeckung ihres persönlichen Stils nach der SchwangerschaftUnterstützung und Partnerschaft im täglichen LebenMaries Erfahrungen beleuchten einmal mehr die Notwendigkeit vielfältiger Role Models im Motherhood. Sie verdeutlichen, wie wichtig es ist, sowohl positive als auch herausfordernde Aspekte des Mutterseins offen zu diskutieren, um ein umfassendes Verständnis und Bewusstsein für alle Facetten dieser Lebensphase zu schaffen. Indem sie ihre persönlichen Geschichten teilt, trägt sie dazu bei, ein realistischeres Bild von Mutterschaft zu vermitteln und anderen Müttern Mut zu machen, ihren eigenen Weg zu gehen. Danke dafür!Maries Empfehlungen:Wear It Well von Allison Bornstein“How to raise a feminist son” von Sonora Jha“Alle_Zeit: Eine Frage von Macht und Freiheit” von Teresa Bücker”PUSH” – Dramaserie auf ZDFAlles Links zu Marie:@marie_jaster@beigefeelsbeige.deWenn dir diese Episode gefallen hat, teile sie, folge dem Podcast, und lass uns auf diesem Weg gemeinsam viele Menschen erreichen und inspirieren!COPYRIGHTS: Foto von Marie: Janine Sametzky Sound: Midnight Stroll by Ghostrifter Official

When a Vietnam vet's road to reconciliation with his son intersects with my own journey as an author, the result is a poignant exploration of familial bonds, military service, and the lingering echoes of PTSD. Join us for an enlightening chat with Lieutenant Colonel Lisa Jaster, an icon of determination and one of the first women to graduate from Ranger School, as she recounts the challenges she faced and the stereotypes she shattered along her path. Her story is not just inspiring—it's a blueprint for leadership and perseverance in the face of adversity.Every veteran faces the daunting task of reentering civilian life, each with a unique set of skills shaped by the crucible of military experience. On this episode, we dissect the transition process, revealing how the principles of effective leadership and communication within the military can revolutionize civilian workplaces. We share the subtle yet powerful strategies that help navigate authority, command respect, and transform veterans into trusted advisors and changemakers—a testament to the universal applicability of our armed forces' rigorous training.Rounding off our conversation, we celebrate the multifaceted lives led by veterans.  From breaking barriers in gender roles to embarking on charity bike rides, we discuss how personal goals and service can harmoniously coexist, crafting a life of purpose and fulfillment. We also dive into the digital realm where Lisa continues to influence and provoke thought, engaging in the broader conversation to foster growth and acceptance. It's an episode that not only honors the legacy of those who've served but also offers a glimpse into the vibrant future they're building.Find Lisa on InstagramPurchase her book Delete the Adjective  Contact Thad - VictoriousVeteranProject@Gmail.comThanks for listening!

Subscriber-only episodeMy guest, Jill, is one of my ER crisis crew and a woman I have respected and admired for her skills and abilities as a clinician therapist. I'm so pleased she agreed to be my guest for this episode!More info on Jill:Jill Jaster is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (IA) and a License Clinical Professional Counselor (IL). She's been a therapist for 20 years, starting  her career in Chicago before moving to the Quad City area. Jill works with diverse populations, and specializes in grief, trauma, and crisis. * * *Want more sweary goodness? There's now the availability of Premium Subscription for $3 a month! Click the "Subscribe" button or "Support The Show" link and find out more info.F*ck The Rules Podcast is produced by Evil Bambina Productions, LLC. You can find our podcast on Amazon Music/Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify and many more!***Social media/podcast episodes are not intended to replace therapy with a qualified mental health professional. All posts/episodes are for educational purposes only. If you are in need of assistance for mental health services, please check with your PCP, your insurance provider or an online therapist directory for the nearest mental health professional.*****Susan Roggendorf is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in Illinois and a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Iowa. In addition to hosting and producing her podcast, she's running a private practice as an independent provider full-time. Susan is a National Certified Counselor through the NBCC as well as an Emergency Responder & Public Safety Certified Clinician through NERPSC. When she's not busy with all those things, Susan is usually busy annoying her adult children or gardening.

In this special Veteran's Day episode, I get to talk with Lt. Colonel Lisa Jaster.  Lisa was one of the first 3 women to pass Army Ranger School.  We get to take you through Lisa's journey in her book, "Delete the Adjective."  Throughout the book, Lisa is faced with numerous situations that I think we'd all agree were less than ideal and fair.  My take away from my conversation with Lisa and her book, is that life isn't going to be fair, period.  Waiting for the situation to be fair wastes valuable time that you could be devoting to achieving your goals.  Lisa's resolve to complete Ranger School is admirable and gave me a new perspective on how much we can accomplish if we just roll up our sleeves and get to work.  I hope you enjoy this episode. https://deletetheadjective.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/orangeshoe/message

On this week's episode, WHOOP VP of Performance Science, Principal Scientist, Kristen Holmes is joined by Army Lieutenant Colonel Lisa Jaster is a soldier, an engineer, a wife and mother, and a trailblazer. One of only three women to graduate from the first integrated United States Army Ranger program. Lisa is also the author of Delete the Adjective, where she details her time in Ranger School and how “there is no quitting.” Kristen and Lisa will discuss taking the risk of Ranger School (3:45), signing up for Ranger School (7:40), life in Army Ranger School (11:08), when Lisa felt her most vulnerable (16:44), females in the military (20:34), the power of shedding labels (23:36), applying lessons from Ranger School to everyday life (25:52), takeaways from Lisa's book (30:26), how Lisa uses WHOOP (34:38), doing the hard things in life (40:45), developing the mentality to accomplish difficult goals (45:45), advice to your women (48:36), and what Lisa is obsessing over (53:10).Resources:Delete The Adjective  Support the show

Bethany's Director of Faith Formation Bryan Jaster sits down with Carol Haller to talk about an upcoming event at Bethany called "The Liv Project". This is a local organization that is doing important work with teen mental health and suicide prevention. On November 11 and 12, Bethany will be hosting workshops led by The Liv Project to further our commitment to caring for the mental health of youth at Bethany. Listen in as Bryan and Carol discuss this great organization and important work.

Join us in this compelling episode of "Ambition and Grit" as we sit down with the incredible Lisa Jaster, one of the first three women to graduate from the elite Army Ranger School and a former U.S Army officer. An engineer, leader, executive coach, and keynote speaker, Lisa's story is a testament to tenacity, resilience, and the power of determination. Dive into her inspiring journey that began in a humble town in Wisconsin and peaked in being part of the most esteemed military academies of the country. Also, get to know more about her recently released book, "Delete the Adjective: A Soldier's Adventures in Ranger School," which strives to motivate readers to push beyond societal labels.Lisa shares valued leadership lessons derived from her varied experiences in the army, from being a caring nurturer to a stern, resilient leader. This episode also highlights Lisa's path in defying gender stereotypes in the military when she rose to the challenge and enrolment in the Army Ranger School in 2015, when the U.S. Military finally allowed women to compete for combat roles. Get firsthand insights into her views on the critical place of competence and merit in the military.

In dieser Folge sprechen wir über Ideologien. Wie erkennt man sie, ab wann ist jemand ideologisch verblendet, was hat Napoleon mit alledem zu tun und was ist eigentlich Realpolitik? Viel Spaß beim Hören!Quellen:Fredericia, W. (1953). Ideologisches Denken, zeit-online, abgerufen unter: https://www.zeit.de/1953/14/ideologisches-denken/komplettansicht Jaster, R. & Lanius, D. (2018). Wie wir mit Andersdenkenden diskutieren können, zeit-online, abgerufen unter: https://www.zeit.de/gesellschaft/2018-09/deutschland-spricht-debatte-regeln/komplettansicht Löpfe, P. (2022). Die Rückkehr der Realpolitik à la Bismarck, watson.ch, abgerufen unter: https://www.watson.ch/international/wirtschaft/608150162-die-rueckkehr-der-realpolitik-a-la-bismarck Schneider, G. & Toyka-Seid, C. (2023). Ideologie, Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung, abgerufen unter: https://www.bpb.de/kurz-knapp/lexika/das-junge-politik-lexikon/320506/ideologie/ Schneider, G. & Toyka-Seid, C. (2023). Weltanschauung, Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung, abgerufen unter: https://www.bpb.de/kurz-knapp/lexika/das-junge-politik-lexikon/321410/weltanschauung/#:~:text=Eine%20Weltanschauung%2C%20die%20sich%20sehr,%2C%20nennt%20man%20„Ideologie“. Staatslexikon-online.de (2023). Ideologie, angerufen unter: https://www.staatslexikon-online.de/Lexikon/Ideologie Warkus, M. (2021). Warum wir alle hin und wieder ideologisch denken, spektrum.de, abgerufen unter: https://www.spektrum.de/kolumne/philosophie-warum-wir-alle-hin-und-wieder-ideologisch-denken/1881037GEMAfreie Musik von https://audiohub.deKontakt:Instagram: @powileaksEmail: info@powileaks.com

Lisa Jaster is an American soldier, combat engineer, and one of the first three women to graduate the elite United States Army Ranger program in 2015. She graduated at age 37, while the average trainee age is 23. Prior to receiving her esteemed Ranger tab, Lisa worked as an engineer with Shell Oil in Houston and an Army Reserve individual mobilization augmentee with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Lisa is the recipient of numerous military accolades including two Bronze Star Medals and the Meritorious Service Medal. Lisa left active duty in 2007 and started a family and civilian career with Shell but returned to the Army as a reservist in 2012. Lisa holds a BS and MS in Civil Engineering. She released her first book, “Delete the Adjective,” at the end of 2022.In this episode we discuss:What it's like to be one of the first female Army Ranger graduates.How to rise up in the face of low expectations.The keys to leadership and physical fitness that transcend race and gender.This episode is brought to you by Cozy Earth, Timeline Nutrition, 1stPhorm, Inside TrackerOrder Dr. Lyon's Book Forever Strong - https://drgabriellelyon.com/forever-strong/Lisa's IGLisa's FBLisa's TwitterLisa's LinkedInMentioned in this episode:Inside Tracker 20% Off the Entire Storehttps://info.insidetracker.com/drlyonVisit 1st Phorm Website for Free Shippinghttp://www.1stphorm.com/drlyonSave 35% on your orderhttp://CozyEarth.com/DRLYON10% off your first order of Mitopuretimelinenutrition.com/DRLYON

Host Tim K. sits down in Bulverde, Texas with Lisa Jaster to discuss her path to becoming only the third female and first female reservist at 37 years old (the average age of a graduate is 23) to earn the coveted Ranger Tab. This was only after going on hiatus from a booming career at Shell Oil Company as an engineer. Jaster also discusses her time at West Point, multiple deployments overseas, an unexpected transition out, and her eventual choice to reenlist. www. deletetheadjective.com www.teamrwb.org

The Mandalorian Season 2 Episode 6 finally shows the one and only, Boba Fett in the spotlight. We see Boba return and eventually help Din Djarin and Grogu against Moff Gideon's Storm Troopers and Dark Troopers (phase 2 I think), who end up taking Grogu. Fennec Shand reminds me a lot of Zam Wessel from Attack of the Clones, who was pursued by Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi, until Jango showed up. We also learn a lot about Jango Fett, Boba Fett's Father. We learn that Jango Fett was a Mandalorian! This is awesome! Since it was skewed in canon, it's nice to know we finally have an answer. They seem to be following his story from Open Seasons comic book series which shows the story of Jango as a boy. Long story short, Jango was the son of a farmer on Concord Dawn. A man named Jaster Mereel who was leader of the True Mandalorians, was on the run from a traitor named Tor Vizsla from Death Watch. Jango's dad hid Jaster Mereel in his farm, and told Jango that he was feeding some homeless men. When Tor Vizsla came looking near Jango's Dad's farm, he found Jango's Dad and beat him up infant of Jango, until Jango's mom created a distraction and Jango ran for his life, leaving his parents who were immediately murdered, Fett ran into Jaster Mereel who eventually took the boy under his wing and recruited him in the Mandalorian Civil War against Death Watch, as one of the True Mandalorians. Jaster died eventually and Jango avenged him, becoming the leader of the True Mandalorians. Explaining this to Din, Din accepts that the armour belongs to Boba. So this armour, is just repainted from his dad's, from Jango's. The deal is done, says Din, where Boba assures him that it is not, as he promised the safety of the child in return for his armour. Now Boba joins the crew until the child is safe. Flying in the Slave 1, they arrive on Nevarro 7, where Cara Dune is now a New Republic Marshal, where he asks her to locate Mayfeld, who you might remember from season 1. Mando is going to spring him out of jail to locate Moff Gideon's cruiser. We jump to Moff Gideon's light cruiser, he walks to the cell containing the child. As Moff Gideon enters, we see Grogu using the force on stormtroopers. Even going as far as using force choke, to which many might think is a dark side move, but, I should mention, Luke Skywalker used it as well in Return of the Jedi, and he was far from the dark side. As Grogu knocks them out, Gideon steps up to him and ignites his dark saber, asking Grogu if he remembers one of these, meaning if he remembers using a lightsaber or having seen many lightsabers during his time as a Jedi at the Jedi Temple before Order 66. Grogu is tired, I think because he had to cut himself off from the force for so long that he isn't used to using it as much as when he was at the Jedi temple learning from the many masters. Using the force can also tire one out, like it does to Luke in the empire strikes back when failing to lift the x-wing out of Yoda's swamp. They blast Grogu with a stun blast, and cuff him. Gideon tells his officer to contact Dr. Pershing, the cloning doctor responsible for the experiments on the child, to tell him that they have their donor. The plan now is for Gideon to kill Grogu to harvest all of his blood which has force powers, or in Star Wars lingo, a high Midichlorian count. Boba is back and badder than ever, as Terry Silver would say. I think the next episode will revolve around rescuing Mayfeld from Jail, and then tracking the light cruiser or going to Dr. Pershing who will have the child momentarily. I think the season finale will end in a Big Bang all out battle like end game. With everyone we've seen from this season fighting together against Moff Gideon and his dark troopers, as he himself gets in a phase 3 dark trooper mega suit to destroy Din. Hopefully Ahsoka Tano returns with Bo Katan, and we get to see another Jedi, Luke or Ezra is my guess. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We got confirmation that Boba Fett's dad, Jango Fett, was recanonized as a mandalorian foundling. Now in the episode, Boba shows proof that his armour has belonged to him and his father for a long time, for 25 years it's been in his possession alone, as he ignites the hologram on his wrist which now has been decoded by a Star Wars fan on reddit, so all credit goes to Kinneroth and everyone else who confirmed it in the comments from his finding. Now I'll explain what the code means: so here's the code we got, and here's what it actually read - foundling, confirming Fett was brought into the mandalorian creed via other mandalorians, Fett was born on Concord Dawn, his mentor was Jaster Mereel, where as here it's cut off as Jaste but we can assume the last letter is an r. Father is Jango Fett and the armour belongs to Boba Fett. Jango was a foundling on Concord Dawn, a surrounding world in the Mandalore sector. Long story short, Jango was the son of a farmer on Concord Dawn. A man named Jaster Mereel who was leader of the True Mandalorians, was on the run from a traitor named Tor Vizsla from Death Watch. Jango's dad hid Jaster Mereel in his farm, and told Jango that he was feeding some homeless men. When Tor Vizsla came looking near Jango's DAd's farm, he found Jango's Dad and beat him up infant of Jango, until Jango's mom created a distraction and Jango ran for his life, leaving his parents who were immediately murdered, Fett ran into Jaster Mereel who eventually took the boy under his wing and recruited him in the Mandalorian Civil War against Death Watch, as one of the True Mandalorians. Jaster died eventually and Jango avenged him, becoming the leader of the True Mandalorians. Now the people who found Din, were death watch, so the two clans have always been waging wars against one another and have varying beliefs. Now this means that the armour is like a ranking system, and it only helps that the coding proves he is the rightful owner of it, passed down from generation to generation. That means he's the rightful leader of House Mereel, who was the leader of all the Mandalorians before the civil war. This would grant Boba a high clan status, as definitely clan fett, but also, clan Mereel, as Jaster Mereel was avenged by Jango Fett and his rightful heir, who then took his mentor's place, becoming the ruler of mandalorians. the right to rule once again as the leader of Mandalore, and as such, to claim the dark saber for himself from Moff Gideon. Well, this comes to how Jon Favreau will write the story for Boba. Maybe the right to rule Mandalore isn't something Boba even cares for, as he said, he's just a simple man making his way through the galaxy, but if they do decide to elaborate on the whole clan title, then theoretically, Boba would have a rightful shot as the ruler of Mandalore, since his dad was, and his dad's mentor, aka, his adopted father sort of before the mandalorian civil war. Now what I think could happen, is that there are two scenarios based around this theory. The first being, Boba dies in some last effort to save Grogu as per his promise to Mando, and in doing so allows Bo Katan to get a clear shot at Moff Gideon, killing him and taking the dark saber, owing her ruling of Mandalore to his sacrifice. Or, he straight up beasts Gideon and kills him in a trial by combat. Jango killed tons of Jedi in his hay day, this is why Dooku convinced palpatine to choose him as the Clone template for the grand army of the republic. The guy had skills unlike anyone else and he proved it time and time again. That whole incident of him dying to Mace Windu, was because of the jet pack he had that got crushed by the Reek in the arena on Geonosis. Otherwise, he would have stood a good chance at killing Mace, at least better than what happened. If you didn't know, he tried to acitave his thrusters at the last second, but they were broken due to the beast's attack, resulting in his death. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lisa Jaster is the third women to graduate from Army Ranger School, the Author of "Delete the Adjective: A Soldier's Adventures in Ranger School, a BJJ brown belt with ten years of training, a keynote speaker, execute coach, mother, wife, and much more. Lisa's incredible story serves as a testament to the boundless resilience of the human spirit. Her ability to navigate through adversity, embrace continuous growth, and inspire others along the way is genuinely awe-inspiring. Whether you're a martial artist, a leader, or someone seeking motivation to overcome life's challenges, this conversation will leave you feeling empowered and ready to embrace your own journey of self-discovery. Lisa A. Jaster Social's https://www.instagram.com/lisaajaster/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisajasterpmp/ Delete the Adjective: A Soldier's Adventures in Ranger School https://amzn.to/3JGw3la Try Audible Premium Plus and Get Up to Two Free Audiobooks https://amzn.to/44a0pom Be sure to join the Facebook Group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/elbroscommunity Get 20% OFF MANSCAPED + Free Shipping with promo code ETP20 at MANSCAPED.com! Get 15% off MVMI Sleep + free shipping with code "elbowstight" and checkout! LET'S EXCHANGE PATCHES! SEND A PATCH TO THE PO BOX, AND WE WILL SEND YOU A CUSTOM ELBOWS TIGHT PATCH BACK! Travis Motl PO Box 768 Seabeck, WA 98380 The Equipment Behind Elbows Tight Podcast: https://kit.co/ElbowsTightPodcast Subscribe on YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuvHSgAUCczV4R_M6TsHcYw?view_as=subscriber Follow Our Social Media Pages! Instagram Podcast Page https://www.instagram.com/elbowstight/?hl=en Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ElbowsTightPodcast

Das Thema Medien und Influencer*innen war bereits in Folge 20 mit Elena Berchermeier präsent. Heute knüpfe ich mit meiner tollen Gästin, Marie Jaster, noch einmal genau da an. Denn mir ist es super wichtig zu betonen, dass PR nicht mehr nur bedeutet Veröffentlichungen in Print Magazinen zu bekommen, sondern dass vielmehr dazu gehört! Einen Teil macht auch die Arbeit mit Opinion Leadern auf Instagram aus. Meine Interviewpartnerin Marie ist genau das und dazu noch Chefredakteurin von dem Lifestyle Online-Magazin BEIGE. Du kannst dich also auf einen spannenden Talk mit Marie freuen, in dem es auch darum geht, wie wichtig es ist, einen PR-Pitch genau auf ein bestimmtes Medium abzustellen. Und Marie teilt an dieser Stelle natürlich, mit welchem PR-Pitch man es bei BEIGE rein schafft. ;) Hier noch einige Links für dich: Vernetze dich mit Marie auf [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/marie_jaster/) Hier kommst du zu BEIGE: [Website](https://beige.de/), [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/beigefeels/) Hier findest du mich: [Website](https://www.henrike-redecker.com/), [LinkedIn](https://de.linkedin.com/in/henrike-redecker-32814052) Fotocredits: Hella Wittenberg

Ranger School is the premier leadership development program in the US Army for tactical level leaders. It's also the most grueling physical, mental and emotional challenge a Soldier can face. Many will try; but only a few will earn the coveted Ranger tab…a designation that for decades could only be sought after by male soldiers.In this episode, Fran Racioppi brings back fellow Ranger LTC Lisa Jaster; the third female to ever graduate from US Army Ranger School. Lisa is now the author of Delete The Adjective, A Soldier's Adventures In Ranger School. Lisa shares her journey as she failed each phase multiple times, only to request to try again. They talk about the importance of setting standards based on the requirements of the job instead of what we think a gender is capable of achieving. Fran defines the importance of a never quit attitude while Lisa shares her quit criteria. Adjectives live all around us, but only when we choose to use them to describe us instead of define us, is when we truly are ready to lead no matter the challenge. Special thanks to Longtab Brewing Company for hosting this conversation from San Antonio. Learn more about Lisa Jaster and pick up your copy of Delete The Adjective today!Check out The Jedburgh Podcast Website. Subscribe to us and follow @jedburghpodcast on all social media. Watch the full video version on YouTube.Highlights:0:00 Delete The Adjective from Long Tab Brewing Company3:28 Adjectives describe you; they don't define you4:15 Why go to Ranger School as the first woman8:46 The importance of the single standard12:51 The red tape of gender integration at Ranger School17:25 Life lessons from Ranger School23:30 Training leaders through following Quotes:“By deleting the adjective I'm not trying to be an ‘it'.” (3:33)“I didn't want to prove something, I just wanted to say ‘hey listen, we've been serving next to you.” (5:40)“The military isn't looking for the fastest. They're looking for a standard. One standard based on the job that needs to be done.” (11:03)“Would I want to share a foxhole with this person? Yes or no?” (14:53)“Those little pieces of adversity give you the tools you need to deal with the big pieces of adversity down the line.” (21:36)“At Ranger School I wrote out my quit criteria.” (26:33)“If you quit; even if you never quit anything again; you're still a quitter.” (27:49) This episode is brought to you by Jersey Mike's, Compass Workforce Solutions and GORUCK.

This week, Chris sits down with US Army reservist, Lt Col Lisa Jaster.  Lisa Jaster is an American soldier, combat engineer, and one of the first three women to graduate the elite United States Army Ranger program in 2015. One of the most difficult combat training courses in the world, Lisa was the first reservist to complete the course. She graduated at age 37, while the average trainee age is 23. Lisa, an athlete focused on strength training and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, has a deeply rooted understanding of the importance of perseverance through continual progress and growth, as well as an ingrained respect for camaraderie and selfless service stemming from a noteworthy active-duty career (including tours in Iraq and Afghanistan). Prior to receiving her esteemed Ranger tab, Lisa worked as an engineer with Shell Oil in Houston and an Army Reserve individual mobilization augmentee with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Her background in both the military and corporate worlds allows her to connect with any audience to create a memorable experience. Lisa initially was commissioned in the Army in 2000 after graduating from the United States Military Academy at West Point and returned to the reserves in 2012 after a 5-year hiatus from serving. She volunteered for combat training when she discovered the Army Ranger course was being opened to women for the first time in 60 years as a U.S. government experiment to see how women would fare in the notoriously brutal program. Lisa is the recipient of numerous military accolades including two Bronze Star Medals and the Meritorious Service Medal.Lisa left active duty in 2007 and started a family and civilian career with Shell but returned to the Army as a reservist in 2012. Lisa holds a BS and MS in Civil Engineering. She is currently a partner in The Talent War Group – a management consulting and executive search firm where she focuses her efforts on training management teams, executive coaching, and keynote speaking. She also works with Leading Authorities, LLC as a keynote speaker. She recently released her book, Delete the Adjective - A Soldier's Adventures in Ranger School.Connect with / Follow LisaWebsite I Facebook I Instagram I LinkedIn I TwitterOrganization SpotlightsService Peace WarriorConnect with GravityLinkedIn I Facebook I Instagram I YouTube I Website I MERCHANDISEContact Chris or Jaimie at:  chris@gravityct.comMusic credit:  https://pixabay.com/music/corporate-news-corporate-8307/

All during the Easter season, Intern Rita will host the podcast and interview friends and family about ways that we can put the new life of Easter into practice.  This week, she talks with Bryan Jaster about how the act of giving things away can connect us with the resurrection Good News. 

Today's guest is our first Army Ranger on the show. Even though she is was a trailblazer for women, I purposely left out that "adjective." Lisa recently published her book, "Delete the Adjective: Soldier's Adventures in Ranger School." I think you are going to find her approach to excellence, raising kids, controlled suffering and doing hard things and facing adversity. Show notes: Army Lieutenant Colonel Lisa Jaster is a soldier, an engineer, a wife and mother, and a trailblazer. One of only three women to graduate from the first integrated United States Army Ranger program—one of the most difficult combat training courses in the world—Lisa was the first female Army Reserve officer to become Ranger qualified. Lisa, a fitness fanatic who continues to train CrossFit and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, has a hard-won understanding of the importance of perseverance, as well as a deeply ingrained respect for camaraderie stemming from a seven-year-long active duty career (including tours in Iraq and Afghanistan). Website: https://deletetheadjective.com/ Buy the book: Today's guest is our first Army Ranger on the show. Even though she is was a trailblazer for women, I purposely left out that "adjective." Lisa recently published her book, "Delete the Adjective: Soldier's Adventures in Ranger School." I think you are going to find her approach to excellence, raising kids, controlled suffering and doing hard things and facing adversity. Show notes: Army Lieutenant Colonel Lisa Jaster is a soldier, an engineer, a wife and mother, and a trailblazer. One of only three women to graduate from the first integrated United States Army Ranger program—one of the most difficult combat training courses in the world—Lisa was the first female Army Reserve officer to become Ranger qualified. Lisa, a fitness fanatic who continues to train CrossFit and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, has a hard-won understanding of the importance of perseverance, as well as a deeply ingrained respect for camaraderie stemming from a seven-year-long active duty career (including tours in Iraq and Afghanistan). Website: ⁠https://deletetheadjective.com/⁠ Buy the book: ⁠https://www.amazon.com/Delete-Adjective-Soldiers-Adventures-Ranger/dp/1544536445

Former Army Capt. Allison Jaslow, new CEO of Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America deployed multiple times to Iraq where she sharpened her leadership in a tough combat environment. We talked about her military career, her years of pushing for greater equality, and how she has never backed down from tackling the thorny issues that active-duty and former service members face.Jaslow recognized that for decades, the VA motto excluded the contributions of female service members. We discussed how she became the voice of the #SheWhoBorneTheBattle” campaign and she explained why changing the VA motto needs to happen, in order to truly serve the needs of female veterans.She also shared the goals of IAVA in 2023, which includes a powerful push for Congress to finally change its stance on cannabis and psychedelic therapies that are proving to have incredible benefits for veterans suffering from PTSD and chronic pain.We also welcomed a chat with Army Reserve Lt. Col. Lisa Jaster, who was one of the first women to complete the grueling combat training course and become an elite Army Ranger. She shared how it shaped her leadership today. And she offered some important messages from her book, “Delete the Adjective: A soldier's adventure in Ranger school”.More information on Allison Jaslow and IAVA here:https://iava.org/people/allison-jaslow/Find Army veteran Lisa Jaster's new book “Delete the Adjective: A Soldier's Adventure in Ranger School” here:https://deletetheadjective.com/Contact CBS Eye on Veteransphil@connectingvets.comFollow on Twitter:@philbriggsVet @eyeonveteransSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode we talk with Lisa Jaster  (https://deletetheadjective.com/about-lisa-jaster/) , an American soldier, combat engineer, and one of the first three women to graduate the elite United States Army Ranger program.  We discussed how to achieve self-leadership and how to lead others.  For more resources, sign up for the newsletter at https://www.hardcoresoftskillspodcast.com/  Connect with me via https://www.linkedin.com/in/yadiraycaro/ 

It's no secret; the pandemic kicked off the great resignation. Organizations in all industries scramble for talent to fill open positions. One sector of vital importance in dire need of skilled workers to fill a talent pipeline in cybersecurity. A 2022 Cybersecurity Workforce Study concluded that the global cybersecurity workforce gap has increased by 26.2% compared to 2021, leaving a void of 3.4 million jobs.The threats to global infrastructures and organizational networks are never-ending, and without a fully stocked cyber workforce, those threats create untold damage.The question on Ron J Stefanski's mind: is there a talent pool waiting in the wings to answer the call, and what are today's disruptors doing to find this talent and bring them into the cybersecurity space? Two disruptors answered the call and joined Stefanski on DisruptED to talk about talent and to get the right people onto the bus.Mark Jaster, Founder & CEO of FOUR18 Intelligence Corp, and Marlena Sessions, CEO of NOVAworks, spoke with Stefanski about the situation.“The problem we are faced with today is there are way too many cyberattacks for our resources and our ability to defend them,” Jaster said. “We don't have enough people, we don't have enough knowledge about what's happening, and it's happening in real-time, incentivized by the payoff that the attackers have when they succeed.” Stefanski, Jaster, and Sessions discuss the following:• Developing talent to match job seekers• How to create skills to increase the talent pipeline in cybersecurity• Finding people who may not be thinking of a cybersecurity role but who could be great candidates“At NOVAworks, we are stewards of our taxpayer dollars,” Sessions said. “We don't say ‘no' to any job seeker. Anybody can come in. I could find myself out of work or a laid-off mid-level career professional, but we do focus on certain areas of folks who might have been historically excluded.”Mark Jaster is a growth strategist and innovator with a deep skill set and unique methods for solving the most complex problems of innovation strategy and product adoption in complex markets such as information systems, medical devices, biotechnology, and enterprise risk management. Jaster holds an MSE in Engineering Design & Management from Stanford University and a BSE in Biomedical Engineering from Duke University.Marlena Sessions has over two decades of experience working to change lives. Before her role with NOVAworks, Sessions was the Executive Director for San Bernardino County Workforce Development Board, worked in leadership roles for Grant Associates, and led the Workforce Development Council of Seattle-King County as the COO and CEO for seventeen years. She holds her BA in History/Political Science from Whitworth University and her MA in Organizational Leadership from Gonzaga University.

Most people limit themselves to their labels. They embrace barriers based on the box that society puts them in but your adjectives aren't your destiny. My next guest proves your merit should always ... The post Delete The Adjective: Lisa Jaster appeared first on Author Hour.

Today on The Casey Adams Show I sat down with Jordon Rooney. Rooney, has always had an entrepreneurial mindset. A native of New Castle, Pa., an hour northwest of Pittsburgh, he played defensive back for nearby Westminster College before graduating in 2012 and heading overseas to play professionally in Serbia and Poland. He then founded his nonprofit, Never Fear Being Different — which works with youth and other nonprofits to amplify social impact — in 2015, before joining law firm Pond Lehocky Giordano as its director of digital marketing in 2018. Rooney left that role in 2020 to found Jaster, which seeks to amplify athletes' brands through strategy and content creation, and Built Different Creative, a separate marketing agency geared toward companies rather than athletes. Jaster Athletes represents seven college football players for name, image and likeness deals, but Damar Hamlin is the agency's only pro client. He was also its first client; when Hamlin entered the NFL Draft in 2021, he approached Rooney about being his marketing rep. Rooney agreed, taking it one step further by making Hamlin an equity holder in Jaster upon its launch that year. Tune into today's conversation as we discuss the future of NIL deals, building your personal brand as an athlete, and being by Damar Hamlin's side during his recent injury. Learn more about Jordon Rooney: https://www.jordonrooney.com/ Social media links: Twitter Instagram LinkedIn - Subscribe to The Casey Adams Show on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-casey-adams-show/id1328795944 Follow me on social media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/casey Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/CaseyAdams  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@caseyadams YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CaseyAdams - Follow The Casey Adams Show on social media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/caseyadamsshow Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/CaseyAdamsShow TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@caseyadamsshow YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CaseyAdamsShow Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

When you delete your adjectives, who are you? Most people limit themselves to their labels. They embrace barriers based on the box that society puts them in. But your adjectives aren't your destiny. In "Delete the Adjective: A Soldier's Adventures in Ranger School," Lisa Jaster proves your merit should always trump your labels. Lisa Jaster is an American Soldier, combat engineer, and one of the first three women to graduate the elite United States Army Ranger program in 2015. One of the most difficult combat training courses in the world, Lisa was the first reservist to complete the course. She graduated at age 37, while the average trainee age is 23. Lisa, an athlete focused on strength training and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, has a deeply rooted understanding of the importance of perseverance through continual progress and growth, as well as an ingrained respect for camaraderie and selfless service stemming from a noteworthy active-duty career (including tours in Iraq and Afghanistan). She volunteered for combat training when she discovered the Army Ranger course was being opened to women for the first time in 60 years as a U.S. government experiment to see how women would fare in the notoriously brutal program. AWARDS & RECOGNITION Bronze Star x2, Meritorious Service Medal x3, Army Accommodation Medals x 3, Army Achievement Medal, Army Reserve Component Achievement Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Afghanistan Campaign Medal, Iraq Campaign Medal x2, Inherent Resolve Campaign Medal, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, Korean Service Medal, Armed Forces Reserve Medal with Bronze Hour Glass, Army Service Ribbon, Overseas Service Ribbon x2, Steel DeFleury, Ranger Tab, Combat Action Badge, Parachutist Badge, Air Assault Badge, Shell Recognition Awards. PERSONAL LIFE Lisa is married to Marine Col. Allan Jaster, also a reservist and principle/owner of the Financial Advising Firm, Archer Consulting. Lisa credits the support of her family as being the reason why she was able to complete her training as a Ranger. In her spare time, she enjoys competing in whatever she can get herself talked into which has ranged from Brazilian Jiu Jitsu tournaments and CrossFit Competitions to an Ultra Trail Run and an IronMan. Lisa and Allan have two children together, Zachary and Victoria, and live in New Braunfels, Texas. DELETE THE ADJECTIVE WEBSITE. https://deletetheadjective.com/ | TALENT WAR GROUP BIO. https://talentwargroup.com/team/lisa-jaster/ | MILITARY TIMES. Officer Sets Out to Rid the Army of Label Deterrents in Upcoming Book | COFFEE OR DIE Lisa Jaster's Trailblazing Journey Through War and Ranger School (Mac Caltrider) | TASK & PURPOSE How I Earned My Ranger Tab | TALENT WAR GROUP PODCAST Cultivating Exceptional Leadership Skills | SOLDIER FOR LIFE PODCAST Resiliency with Lisa Jaster Soldier For Life Podcast (S7:E10 – 7 March 2021) #DeleteTheAdjective | #YouveGotMettle | #RLTW | #CombatVeteran | #Mettle | #Grit | #ServantLeadership --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mettle-of-honor/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mettle-of-honor/support

During the season of Epiphany, Pastor Nate will be interviewing individuals about epiphanies (or aha! moments) that people have had during their journey of faith.  This week, Bryan Jaster talks with Nate about an aha moment that took place during a high school church youth event way back when Bryan was in high school.  Listen in as Pastor Nate and Bryan discuss Bryan's epiphany and the importance of practicing faith in a community.

Lisa Jaster is an American soldier, engineer officer, and one of the first three women to graduate from the United States Army Ranger school. Her book, "Delete the Adjective" will be released on January 31st, 2023. ===== 50% of Americans have musculoskeletal pain. Over 1/3 of Americans suffer from obesity. 67% of Americans are overweight. With thousands of gyms, hundreds of thousands of fitness coaches, doctors, physical therapists, chiropractors, and gyms in the US, access is not the problem. This podcast provides the actionable information needed to help you create a fulfilling and financially rewarding career helping the millions of people whose needs fall somewhere between the fitness and healthcare industries of today. Join the thousands of fitness professionals who have experienced life changing results by working with Active Life.  www.activelifeprofessional.com Get on a call with us:  https://secure.scheduleonce.com/60minutemeetingwithnick

John visits Army Lt. Col. Lisa Jaster about the rescinded COVID vaccine mandate for the military.

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In this episode, you are introduced to Army Lt. Col Lisa Jaster. Lisa was one of the first 3 women to graduate from Army Ranger School. Ranger school is a grueling 61-day school from which only the Army's most physically and mentally tough soldiers graduate. Lisa has also written a book about her Ranger School experience titled "Delete the Adjective". Lisa proves that your merit should always trump your labels. You can learn more about the book at the link below. https://deletetheadjective.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/orangeshoe/message

6ers, in business and in the military, vulnerability is often seen as a weakness. For leaders, it is seen as a liability because they are expected to be quick to act and perform at a higher level than others leaving time for emotions in the dust. But to be an effective leader, you need to be authentic which means you need to access your vulnerable, inner world. This week, Tony Nash is joined by Lisa Jaster, a Lieutenant Colonel in the United States Army Reserve, a public speaker, an engineer, and an athlete. As the first female reserve officer to become a Ranger she is now a sought-after leadership speaker, owing to her incredible story of success after two attempts at finishing Ranger School. Lisa is a contributor and speaker at Talent War Group, a veteran-owned executive search, and talent consulting firm. She is passionate about fitness and sports, including CrossFit and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.You will learn that when you're a naturally pragmatic person, a trait that got you at the top of your game, sometimes you need to reach out and remind yourself that not everyone is like you. As a leader, you need that tactical pause to use the powerful tool of vulnerability to empower you and your team. As a result, you'll understand that any organization under empathetic leadership has team members that feel more connected to their work and to each other which creates an overall positive experience. The power of empathy not only builds meaningful connections it also motivates the team to come up with unique ideas thus becoming an asset. -----Resources mentioned: Killer Salt by Marietta Whittlesey -----01:07 - Lisa talks about the hero of her story and what she wants to achieve 03:55 - Why vulnerability is a hard topic for females in uniform 05:36 - Lisa's General George Patton phase and transition to aspiring for a President Lincoln leadership style 07:46 - How the book Team of Rivals influenced her leadership style 08:40 - The importance of diversity in thought 10:14 - The San Antonio Police Department as exemplars of balancing emotional intelligence and being able to be in warfighting mode 13:05 - Training yourself to fill different buckets 17:12 - A spectacular failure at West Point 18:21 - Being an empathetic leader 19:55 - How Lisa learns emotional intelligence as a natural risk-taker and pragmatic person21:55 - Reading and building on experiences she can't live as part of developing leadership -----Here is how to connect with Lisa Jaster:Delete The Adjective LinkedInFacebookInstagram

6ers, in business and in the military, vulnerability is often seen as a weakness. For leaders, it is seen as a liability because they are expected to be quick to act and perform at a higher level than others leaving time for emotions in the dust. But to be an effective leader, you need to be authentic which means you need to access your vulnerable, inner world. This week, Tony Nash is joined by Lisa Jaster, a Lieutenant Colonel in the United States Army Reserve, a public speaker, an engineer, and an athlete. As the first female reserve officer to become a Ranger she is now a sought-after leadership speaker, owing to her incredible story of success after two attempts at finishing Ranger School. Lisa is a contributor and speaker at Talent War Group, a veteran-owned executive search, and talent consulting firm. She is passionate about fitness and sports, including CrossFit and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.You will learn that when you're a naturally pragmatic person, a trait that got you at the top of your game, sometimes you need to reach out and remind yourself that not everyone is like you. As a leader, you need that tactical pause to use the powerful tool of vulnerability to empower you and your team. As a result, you'll understand that any organization under empathetic leadership has team members that feel more connected to their work and to each other which creates an overall positive experience. The power of empathy not only builds meaningful connections it also motivates the team to come up with unique ideas thus becoming an asset. -----Resources mentioned: Killer Salt by Marietta Whittlesey -----01:07 - Lisa talks about the hero of her story and what she wants to achieve 03:55 - Why vulnerability is a hard topic for females in uniform 05:36 - Lisa's General George Patton phase and transition to aspiring for a President Lincoln leadership style 07:46 - How the book Team of Rivals influenced her leadership style 08:40 - The importance of diversity in thought 10:14 - The San Antonio Police Department as exemplars of balancing emotional intelligence and being able to be in warfighting mode 13:05 - Training yourself to fill different buckets 17:12 - A spectacular failure at West Point 18:21 - Being an empathetic leader 19:55 - How Lisa learns emotional intelligence as a natural risk-taker and pragmatic person21:55 - Reading and building on experiences she can't live as part of developing leadership -----Here is how to connect with Lisa Jaster:Delete The Adjective LinkedInFacebookInstagram

Our next installment of our staff stories series is a conversation with Director of Faith Formation, Bryan Jaster. Bryan shared some details about his work and his particular sense of calling to live and love like Jesus.

EXCLUSIVE NordVPN Deal ➼ https://nordvpn.com/combatstory Try it risk-free now with a 30-day money-back guarantee! I use NordVPN myself so you're in good company (and I know security). Today we hear a unique Combat Story from Ranger-qualified and former Engineer in combat Lisa Jaster who was the first female reservist to complete Ranger School…at the age of 37 with two kids! Lisa is still in the reserves and recently rotated out of Battalion Command where she led Combat Engineers as she did early in the post-9/11 era as a young active-duty lieutenant, including in 2002 in Afghanistan, 2003 in Iraq, and back to Iraq 15 years later. Her story is remarkable and highlights how much harder she worked to reach levels many others take for granted. She's a West Point grad and stood on the shoulders of the brave women who came before her in breaking the barrier of women at the Academy only to break a similar barrier herself. Beyond being a sought-after public speaker, accomplished entrepreneur, and part of retired DEVGRU Mike Sarraille's Talent War Group, Lisa is also a competitive Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu fighter and CrossFit athlete and is getting ready to release her first book that describes her journey. This is a phenomenal and wide-ranging interview with an accomplished, tough-as-nails Ranger and I hope you enjoy her story of perseverance as much as I did. #army #military #veteran #rangers Find Lisa Online: - Instagram @lisaajaster https://www.instagram.com/lisaajaster/ Twitter @lisa_jaster https://twitter.com/lisa_jaster Book Page for “Delete the Adjective” and contact https://deletetheadjective.com/ Find Ryan Online: - Ryan's Linktree https://linktr.ee/combatstory - Merch https://www.bonfire.com/store/combatstory/ - Instagram @combatstory https://www.instagram.com/combatstory - Facebook @combatstoryofficial https://fb.me/combatstoryofficial - Send us messages at https://m.me/combatstoryofficial - Learn more about Ryan www.combatstory.com/aboutus - Intro Song: Sport Rock from Audio Jungle Show Notes: 0:00 - Intro  0:56 - Guest Introduction (Lisa Jaster)  2:29 - Interview begins  2:42 - A passion for Brazilian jujitsu  6:06 - Being an unconventional Military couple and making sure her son can fight  10:06 - Childhood as a naturally driven person and where the military comes in  14:55 - Funny story of Army interview  17:16 - Going to West Point and and choosing Engineer Branch after graduating 27:37 - What is Engineers and their role in Afghanistan 2002  33:24 - Where were you on 9/11?  41:06 - Story about combat patches  45:01 - How an engineer prepares for deployment  47:48 - Family and feelings before and during a dangerous deployment 53:47 - "There's no book for this" and funny story of trying to communicate with Pakistani man  55:27 - Building the airfield in Afghanistan and funny story about constructing the sewage pond  58:27 - From Afghanistan to Iraq  and being an SME as a First Lieutenant  1:06:42 - Processing difficult experiences and how jujiostu helped  1:09:33 - Ranger school   1:21:17 - Advice for someone wanting to go to BUD/S or Ranger School  1:29:04 - Hell Week at Ranger School   and being in the first ever class with women  1:43:57 -Mixed emotions on graduating Ranger School   1:47:48 - Full circle moment meeting author Carol Barkalow  1:51:36 - What's the first thing you ate coming out of Ranger School?   1:52:46 - What did you carry into combat? 1:55:08  - Would you do it again?  1:57:11 - Listener comments and shout outs This video covers the following subjects: - First Female Reservist Ranger School Graduate - Ranger School - Combat Leader - Combat Engineer Lisa Jaster Maj. Lisa Jaster, an Army Reserve soldier, performs a fireman's carry-on on a simulated casualty during the Ranger Course at Ft. Benning, GA. The 37-year-old engineer and mother of two children, aged 7 and 3, is the first female Army Reserve officer to graduate from Ranger School. When Maj. Lisa Jaster walks across Victory Pond Friday at Fort Benning, she will secure her role in history as the first female Army Reserve officer to earn the distinctive black-and-gold shoulder tab. However, the 37-year-old engineer and mother of two children, aged 7 and 3, is the third female to graduate from the grueling combat leadership course, joining the ranks of fellow West Point graduates and Active Duty officers Capt. Kristen Griest, 26, and 1st Lt. Shaye Haver, 25. If you would like to learn more about First Female Reservist Ranger School Graduate, Lisa Jaster I suggest you look into our various other video clips: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCyApoJr-mNmdMNwdk22xEQ _________________________ Have I responded to all of your questions about First Female Reservist Ranger School Graduate, Lisa Jaster? Possibly you wish to comment below and let me understand what I can help you with or information on First Female Reservist Ranger School Graduate, Lisa Jaster.

We continue our podcast series with another episode about knowing love and showing love to others. Bryan Jaster and Pastor Nate have a great discussion about the word "love" and it's many different forms that appear in the Bible. Then, the two discuss practical ways that we can show agape love in the world.

Lisa Jaster is a Lieutenant Colonel in the US Army Reserve. She was one of the first women to complete Ranger School. She has a BS in Civil Engineering from West Point, and an MS in Civil Engineering from Missouri University of Science and Technology. She has been stationed in Korea, and has deployed to Afghanistan and Iraq with the US Army. Lisa also has a new book in the works called “Delete the Adjective.” She is a Senior Consultant for the Talent War Group, a Senior Advisor for the McChrystal Group, and a Dive Pirates Foundation board member. On top of all this, she's also a wife, mom, purple belt in BJJ, a bowhunter, and she works out like a beast. If superwoman was real, she would be Lisa Jaster. Lisa Jaster on Instagram Shoot Like a Girl Podcast on Instagram shootlikeagirlpodcast@gmail.com

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Lisa Jaster graduated from the West Point Academy with a BS in Civil Engineering and was commissioned as an active duty engineer officer. During 2003, Lisa deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom as a company executive officer, later serving as the battalion operations construction officer. She attended the Army Engineer Officer Advanced Course at Fort Leonard Wood, MO, and earned her MS in Civil Engineering from the University of Missouri-Rolla in 2004.After leaving the Active Army, Lisa was employed by Shell Oil Company for 12 years. From April to October 2015, she took a six-month leave of absence and attended Army Ranger School, being one of three females that graduated from the first integrated Ranger School course.Lisa is married to a fellow reserve officer and has two children. She lives an active lifestyle competing in anything from ultra trail runs to CrossFit competitions. She loves martial arts training, specifically Jiu-Jitsu, and is always looking for the next challenge to tackle.Support the show

Our Easter Podcast series continues with a special episode that includes Director of Faith Formation Bryan Jaster and Bethany member Molly Miller! Molly graduated from High School in 2020 and now attends the University of Missouri. Listen in as Bryan talks with Molly about some of her current experiences and opportunities and as the two of them reflect on our Easter Question: "What Does Resurrection Look Like?"

Taking risks and overcoming challenges is second nature to Lt. Col. Lisa Jaster, most known for her incredible accomplishment of earning the coveted Army Ranger Tab. She was the third woman to earn the Ranger tab, but the first Army Reservist, who also happened to be a 37-year-old—mother of two. Of course, we cannot sit down with THE LISA JASTER without talking about Ranger school, but there is so much more to this leader than her Ranger status. A humble and kind kickass leader, that currently serves at a battalion level command for Engineers. She is a great leader that truly cares about her troops. She opens up about her time away from her kids, choosing Ranger school and standing in her legacy with her father, also a West Point Grad and Ranger. Parts of her story, I never knew are revealed in this interview. But one thing I knew I would love about her, is her remarkable humor and the motherly side of her that shines through her tenacious toughness. If you are a woman who wants to leave your mark, Lisa is someone you should learn from! This episode is so impactful to all leaders (male or female) and I suggest you grab your pen and notebook and be ready to receive her advice with zest! In this episode, we explore the personal motivation of a leader and how making your mark on the world is more than being the first to do something. Lisa talks about her leadership style, Keys to her success as a leader and we share tears and loads of laughs talking about kids, Army responsibilities and understanding the risks involved. Tune in to this EMPOWERING interview! For more stories of women leaders and female veterans subscribe to our magazine: www.freedomsistersmagazine.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/freedomsisters/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/freedomsisters/support

In this episode, Brock talks with Lisa Jaster Lisa Jaster graduated from the military academy in 2000, followed by multiple tours overseas during her time on active duty. After her exit, she worked as an engineer with Shell oil before feeling the call back to service and joining the reserves. We talk about how taking small actions daily are often more impactful than periodic, more meaningful actions. She talks about training for ultramarathons and why she thinks fitness is a lifelong habit rather than a short term objective. Lisa also shares insights from being one of the first females to receive the Army Ranger tab and why cognitive diversity in the military is so important. You can follow along with Lisa on Facebook, Linkedin, and on Talent War Group. Whether you're in the service for four years or twenty, you have learned skills, led teams, and learned what it takes to execute under pressure. While those past successes are valuable, they don't always translate to a life or career when you get your DD214. Join Tim and Brock as they break down the skills and strategies current and former military members are using to build a successful careers on the outside the service. Get a weekly episode breakdown, sneak peak of the next episode, and other resources in your inbox for free at https://scuttlebutt.substack.com/. Follow along with us. • Tim: @Mccaurthor, Youtube • Brock: @BrockHBriggs • Instagram: Scuttlebutt_Podcast • Send us an email: scuttlebuttpod1@gmail.com

We are thrilled to take a virtual sauna with Lisa Jaster! A self-described Heat Seeker, and the founder of The Lost Faucet Sauna House located in Courtenay, British Columbia, Canada.Join your hosts Alan Jalasjaa and Elissa Lansdell as they learn more about Lisa's passion for sauna and how following this love of heat brought her to more than 80 spas and hot springs in 13 countries. Lisa's need for heat was the inspiration behind The Lost Faucet Sauna House.  The Lost Faucet Sauna House is described as a contemporary bathhouse in an industrial area, offering a fusion of elements from Finnish and Eastern European public saunas.  There is also a complimentary Aufguss service where aroma-infused ice is placed on the rocks, while the Aufgussmeister expertly moves the heat and scents throughout the air. Plus, you can really treat yourself with facial masks, foot soaks, and body scrubs.  If you are looking for the perfect gift for the hard-to-shop-for sauna lover, the shop boasts various products and accessories including luxury flip flops. The Lost Faucet Sauna House is high up on Alan's World Sauna Bucket List Tour, and we are certain hearing Lisa's passion for sauna will fuel your inner heat seeker to find the lost faucet... Visit The Lost Faucet Sauna House website, and make sure you follow them on Instagram @thelostfaucet. Remember to rate, review and share our podcast as we strive to grow a prosperous sauna community. Visit Kivia.ca for all of your sauna needs and feel free to reach out to Alan with sauna-related questions at Alan@kivia.ca. Follow us on social media @Kiviasauna. 

In this episode of Something Good, kwELITE Broker/Owner Renee Mueller is back and talking with Jaster Landscaping owner Chase Jaster about growing up in Columbus, why he opted to start his own business and what he hopes for Columbus' future.

Our Faith Journey podcast series continues. This week, Pastor Nate talks with Bryan Jaster (Bethany Lutheran, Director of Faith Formation) about his journey of faith. The two discuss the importance of finding faith in the community; the aspect of surrender inherent in faith; and the amazing reality of God's grace.

Trotz kleinen Netzproblemen haben wie wieder einen Exkurs nach Berlin gemacht. Für die neue Folge #untoldstories haben wir mit Gründerin und Chefredakteurin Marie Jaster gesprochen. Es geht um diskursschaffenden Journalismus bei ihrem Unisex-Blogazine „Beige“, um Kritikfähigkeit und Feminismus. Wir reden außerdem über Nachhaltigkeit bei sozialen und humanen Ressourcen, Expertise und warum es wichtig ist aufeinander zuzugehen, damit wir voneinander lernen können. Vielen Dank an Micha und Studio Funk. https://instagram.com/marie_jaster https://instagram.com/beigefeels https://beige.de/

Our Epiphany podcast series continues! Each week our Bible Study episodes will look at different aspects of Jesus' character. Today's episode is about Jesus The Exorcist. What do the stories of Jesus casting out demons have to teach us about the character of God? Listen in as special host, Bryan Jaster shares his thoughts as he explores the story of Jesus casting out demons in Mark 5.

Once again, Pastor Nate brings on a favorite guest from the past year for a new conversation. In this episode, Bryan Jaster once again joins the podcast to talk about finding hope during times of despair. Bryan shares some thoughts about how he has seen hope here at Bethany in the past 2 years and about the ways that the Christmas story declares to us this message of hope despite the circumstances.

Romy Jaster ist analytische Philosophin und beschäftigt sich unter anderem mit den Möglichkeiten zur Verbesserung des politischen und öffentlichen Diskurses. Sie ist Co-Herausgeberin der Essaysammlung Nachdenken über Corona und Co-Autorin des Buches Die Wahrheit schafft sich ab – Wie Fake News Politik machen, die für Nicolas jeweils Anstoß dafür waren, sie über ihre Gedanken zu aktuellen Diskursphänomenen zu befragen. WERBUNG: 500 Mililiter Leben - Der DRK Blutspendepodcast (Spotify) Nachruf auf mich - ein Podcast mit außergewöhnlichen Gesprächen, mit Tiefe und Emotion, aber auch mit viel Lachen und nie gehörten Anekdoten. Man stirbt schließlich nur einmal... Oder doch nicht? Hier geht's zur Show: Nachruf auf mich | Linktree Netz aus Lügen – Die globale Macht von Desinformation ist ein Podcast der Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung/bpb – alle Folgen sind auf www.bpb.de/globale-desinformation abrufbar. Hier gibt es auch viel Hintergründiges zu dem Themenbereich, etwa im Dossier „Digitale Desinformation“ / Feedback? Kritik? Lob? Bitte an: podcast@bpb.de. Bonus-Extrafolgen und alle Folgen früher und ohne Werbung hören? Unterstützt die Elementarfragen und abonniert "Elementarfragen Plus" bei Apple Podcasts oder werdet Mitglied im Klub Elementarfragen. Vielen Dank! twitter.com/elementarfragen instagram.com/elementarfragen facebook.com/viertausendhertz

Romy Jaster ist analytische Philosophin und beschäftigt sich unter anderem mit den Möglichkeiten zur Verbesserung des politischen und öffentlichen Diskurses. Sie ist Co-Herausgeberin der Essaysammlung Nachdenken über Corona und Co-Autorin des Buches Die Wahrheit schafft sich ab – Wie Fake News Politik machen, die für Nicolas jeweils Anstoß dafür waren, sie über ihre Gedanken zu aktuellen Diskursphänomenen zu befragen. WERBUNG: 500 Mililiter Leben - Der DRK Blutspendepodcast (Spotify) Nachruf auf mich - ein Podcast mit außergewöhnlichen Gesprächen, mit Tiefe und Emotion, aber auch mit viel Lachen und nie gehörten Anekdoten. Man stirbt schließlich nur einmal... Oder doch nicht? Hier geht's zur Show: Nachruf auf mich | Linktree Netz aus Lügen – Die globale Macht von Desinformation ist ein Podcast der Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung/bpb – alle Folgen sind auf www.bpb.de/globale-desinformation abrufbar. Hier gibt es auch viel Hintergründiges zu dem Themenbereich, etwa im Dossier „Digitale Desinformation“ / Feedback? Kritik? Lob? Bitte an: podcast@bpb.de. Bonus-Extrafolgen und alle Folgen früher und ohne Werbung hören? Unterstützt die Elementarfragen und abonniert "Elementarfragen Plus" bei Apple Podcasts oder werdet Mitglied im Klub Elementarfragen. Vielen Dank! twitter.com/elementarfragen instagram.com/elementarfragen facebook.com/viertausendhertz

Romy Jaster ist analytische Philosophin und beschäftigt sich unter anderem mit den Möglichkeiten zur Verbesserung des politischen und öffentlichen Diskurses. Sie ist Co-Herausgeberin der Essaysammlung Nachdenken über Corona und Co-Autorin des Buches Die Wahrheit schafft sich ab – Wie Fake News Politik machen, die für Nicolas jeweils Anstoß dafür waren, sie über ihre Gedanken zu aktuellen Diskursphänomenen zu befragen. WERBUNG: 500 Mililiter Leben - Der DRK Blutspendepodcast (Spotify) Nachruf auf mich - ein Podcast mit außergewöhnlichen Gesprächen, mit Tiefe und Emotion, aber auch mit viel Lachen und nie gehörten Anekdoten. Man stirbt schließlich nur einmal... Oder doch nicht? Hier geht's zur Show: Nachruf auf mich | Linktree Netz aus Lügen – Die globale Macht von Desinformation ist ein Podcast der Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung/bpb – alle Folgen sind auf www.bpb.de/globale-desinformation abrufbar. Hier gibt es auch viel Hintergründiges zu dem Themenbereich, etwa im Dossier „Digitale Desinformation“ / Feedback? Kritik? Lob? Bitte an: podcast@bpb.de. Bonus-Extrafolgen und alle Folgen früher und ohne Werbung hören? Unterstützt die Elementarfragen und abonniert "Elementarfragen Plus" bei Apple Podcasts oder werdet Mitglied im Klub Elementarfragen. Vielen Dank! twitter.com/elementarfragen instagram.com/elementarfragen facebook.com/viertausendhertz

Romy Jaster ist analytische Philosophin und beschäftigt sich unter anderem mit den Möglichkeiten zur Verbesserung des politischen und öffentlichen Diskurses. Sie ist Co-Herausgeberin der Essaysammlung Nachdenken über Corona und Co-Autorin des Buches Die Wahrheit schafft sich ab – Wie Fake News Politik machen, die für Nicolas jeweils Anstoß dafür waren, sie über ihre Gedanken zu aktuellen Diskursphänomenen zu befragen. WERBUNG: 500 Mililiter Leben - Der DRK Blutspendepodcast (Spotify) Nachruf auf mich - ein Podcast mit außergewöhnlichen Gesprächen, mit Tiefe und Emotion, aber auch mit viel Lachen und nie gehörten Anekdoten. Man stirbt schließlich nur einmal... Oder doch nicht? Hier geht's zur Show: Nachruf auf mich | Linktree Netz aus Lügen – Die globale Macht von Desinformation ist ein Podcast der Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung/bpb – alle Folgen sind auf www.bpb.de/globale-desinformation abrufbar. Hier gibt es auch viel Hintergründiges zu dem Themenbereich, etwa im Dossier „Digitale Desinformation“ / Feedback? Kritik? Lob? Bitte an: podcast@bpb.de. Bonus-Extrafolgen und alle Folgen früher und ohne Werbung hören? Unterstützt die Elementarfragen und abonniert "Elementarfragen Plus" bei Apple Podcasts oder werdet Mitglied im Klub Elementarfragen. Vielen Dank! twitter.com/elementarfragen instagram.com/elementarfragen facebook.com/viertausendhertz

This episode is also available as a blog post: https://forthenovellovers.wordpress.com/2021/10/11/kiss-the-fae-vicious-faeries-book-1-by-natalia-jaster/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Mike Jaster is the Vice President of Athena Gun Club. Mike has been with the company since its inception and has been involved with everything from retail sales, procurement, LE sales, vendor relations, and now managing all daily operations. Mike is also a full-time firefighter/paramedic at one of the local fire departments. In his spare time, Mike enjoys spending time with his wife Cheri, and three children, Gracie, Zachary, and Nolan.

We have to stop labelling people. Be an excellent professional and learn how to delete the adjective! In this episode, Lisa Jaster, the first female reserve soldier to graduate from the Army's Ranger School, talks about the concept of deleting the adjective. She also talks about becoming a better leader and communicating well with people. Tune in and grasp the idea of making this world a better place!

Jastine and Jaster geek out about their K-bebs while sharing their all-time favorite Korean dramas. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sarabutan-talks/message

Ranger School, and the Ranger ethos have defined military leaders, and leadership in general, for over 70 years. But until 2016, the opportunity to earn a Ranger qualification was limited only to men. In this episode, host Fran Racioppi is joined by Lisa Jaster, one of three women to attend the first integrated Ranger School class. Most attendees of Ranger School are in their 20's, men and and from the Infantry or Special Forces. Lisa graduated at 37 years old, a mother of two, a woman, and an engineer. She also faced the utmost mental and physical challenges of resilience as she recycled every phase of the course; being forced to do every exercise again. We highlight the difference between those who say and those who do; the importance of physical preparation; the optionality of quitting; and what it means to truly build an organization on uncompromised standards. Lisa shares her three C's of leadership, what it means to #deletetheadjective when it comes to women leaders; and how leaders must earn respect every damn day. Ranger School graduates, Fran & Lisa also show us how the Ranger ethos can be applied to any organization. Rangers lead the way!Read the full episode transcription here and learn more on The Jedburgh Podcast Website.Highlights:-Explanation of the leadership lessons taught and learned in Ranger School and how they are needed in any organization. -How living by the six stanzas of the Ranger Creed create world class leaders. -Fran and Lisa bond over the shared pain and suffering of Ranger School and the differences in their experiences while attending the school.-Physical fitness is a controllable aspect of our lives in that we ourselves directly determine how fit we are. Being in a higher state of physical fitness allows us to focus our mental capacity on other challenges we face. -Lisa challenges all organizations and leaders to create one standard and hold everyone accountable to it; there should not be women standards and men standards. -Fran asks Lisa to describe her 3 - C's of leadership and how displaying them on a daily basis will set us apart.Quotes:-”If women are even in the discussion that we can be capable leaders, then to deny us access to the Army's most rigorous leadership course would be saying the opposite.”-”Can I add value without taking away the shine.”-”I've been constantly competing against the status quo, against the norms, against the nay-sayers.”-”Always be prepared also includes always being willing to do what you need to do to reach your goals, to be a creative thinker, to think outside the box.”-”We often forget when you have an under-represented population that the over-represented population is also affected by these changes.”-”You can't let the quit in...if it's not in your head it's not there.”-”When you are not winning, you are learning.”-”A title helps me understand what you do for a living, but it doesn't help me respect you.” -”Once you lose respect words have no meaning and you have to start rebuilding from the foundation up.”Lisa's Three Daily Foundations of Success:-Write down must dos and want to do's (having a plan)-Executing the plan vigorously (conduct the plan)-Adapt the plan (change the plan when needed)

Pastor Nate and Bryan Jaster (Director of Youth and Family Ministry at Bethany) sit down to share some thoughts about what happens next. How does the church move forward after a pandemic? What does scripture tell us about living through difficult times? Theologically speaking, what might our approach to the future look like as people of faith?

This week, Stan and Chris sat down with Lisa Jaster, a US Army Reserve Lieutenant Colonel and Engineer, and one of the first three women to graduate Ranger School. While most candidates go to Ranger School in their 20s, Lisa was 37 when she graduated from the Army's grueling 62-day training course. Lisa reflects on the role of women in special operations, how fitness is key to her lifestyle and leadership in the military and private sector, and how she refuses to "let the quit in" when facing adversity.

This week, Stan and Chris sat down with Lisa Jaster, a US Army Reserve Lieutenant Colonel and Engineer, and one of the first three women to graduate Ranger School. While most candidates go to Ranger School in their 20s, Lisa was 37 when she graduated from the Army's grueling 62-day training course. Lisa reflects on the role of women in special operations, how fitness is key to her lifestyle and leadership in the military and private sector, and how she refuses to "let the quit in" when facing adversity.

Resiliency, where does it come from? Why does it matter and how does it play a role in overcoming some of your life's biggest challenges. Listen to LTC Olivia Nunn speak with LTC Lisa Jaster about resiliency and her story of becoming the first mom to earn the coveted Ranger Tab. You don't want to miss this episode of what digging deep really means. 

Jastine and Jaster literally talking about the things listed on 101 Topics to Talk About by conversationstartersworld.com.  Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmSACYt3av3BhCKnZ1Lofmg --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sarabutan-talks/message

On this episode, we have LtCol. Lisa Jaster who is a West Point Graduate, and the first female reserve soldier to graduate US Army Ranger School. We dive into her call to service, balancing military career, life, and family, as well as, her time going through the US Army’s premier small unit tactics and leadership school. Enjoy.Linkswww.linkedin.com/in/lisajasterpmp/www.twitter.com/lisa_jasterwww.facebook.com/DeleteTheAdjectivewww.instagram.com/lisaajaster/To learn more about 5.11 be sure to visit us at http://www.511tactical.com

Hello everyone, welcome to Episode #27 of the “Spotlight Podcast: Success Stories for Veterans” where it is our job to breakdown and analyze Titans in both the military and civilian communities to discover their tactics, mindset, and systems so that you can apply them to your life, and your transition. Those titans range from NYT best-selling authors to former heads of state, to other divergent thinkers who dominate their field by challenging conventional wisdom. Today we are interviewing Lisa Jaster. Lisa was also a 2015 Ranger School graduate, and I discovered Lisa through her work with the Talent War Group. I invited her to come to the show because I was impressed by how many projects she is working on while still performing at a high level. On top of everything else she does, Lisa is still serving as a reserve engineer battalion commander.  Lisa also walked away from a lucrative career in Houston to take a risk of pursuing the life she really wanted. That move has opened the opportunity for Lisa to work on her #1 Project #DeleteTheAdjective. So how does Lisa do it? Listen and find out. 

In 2015, West Point graduate Lieutenant Colonel Lisa Jaster became the first female reserve Soldier to graduate the iconic US Army Ranger School and was among the first 3 women to do so. There is just a bit more to her than that however. From a small town in Wisconsin, she had a call to serve early on as her father was also a West Point attendee and served 3 tours as an Officer in Vietnam. Fresh off a first place finish in her age group in her first ultra trail marathon, Lisa describes a few other moments in her career along the way. Hear her unique story about 9/11, the early years in Afghanistan and Iraq, the types of men and women America needs in combat today, and just how she found herself in the US Army's Ranger school. Delete the adjective, not the bourbon. Grab a glass.

This week's podcast episode is a new interview with Director of Faith Formation Bryan Jaster. The last time Bryan was on the podcast he shared with us his passion for Discipleship. This episode builds off those themes as Bryan shares with us the importance of Service Learning. Listen in as Bryan and Pastor Nate talk about this important idea and stay tuned at the end of the episode as they announce an exciting new Service Learning opportunity coming soon to Bethany! ⁠

At 37, Lt. Col. Lisa Jaster was not only one of the first women to graduate the Army’s grueling Ranger School, she was also 15 years older than most of the students who went through. Six months after getting a buzz cut and entering a course that had never had a female graduate, Jaster would become the Army’s first mom with a Ranger Tab. She talks about her new “Delete the Adjective” campaign, her obsession with strength and fitness and what she still wants to accomplish in her military career. And be sure to learn all about her Ranger School achievement at Military.com.

Today, we’re introducing you to a dear friend who has inspired our team at Service First, the brand behind this podcast, since the day we crossed paths. In this episode, Lisa Jaster shares the details of what it’s truly like to serve as a woman in the military. Her story exposes the challenges she and many others face, being a woman in ranger school, and how she became a trailblazer in the field. -- This podcast is brought to you by Service First and produced by Hueman Group Media. Follow us on Instagram @liveservicefirst, Facebook and LinkedIn.

In this episode Pastor Nate talks with Bryan Jaster, the Director of Youth and Family Ministry at Bethany. The interview focuses on the topic of discipleship. What is discipleship all about and how does this topic affect our life each and every day?

A SUNDAY RELEASE? YAAS!!! This is the continuation of the previous episode's discussion where Jastine now talks about how it was living in the real world without a degree under your name, and Jaster figuring out how to go about a very un-Christian take about CoVID19. Leave us a voice message! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sarabutan-talks/message

How many women do you know are graduates of Army Ranger School and have harvested a beautiful bull elk? Lt. Colonel Lisa Jaster sits down and has a great conversation with me about her time in the US Army and Army Reserves. She and I discuss how important the outdoors is in our life and in our families lives. We also talk about men and women in "traditional roles". Her platform "delete the adjective" is one that she is passionate about. We discuss how we all have our differences but we all have some commonalities as well. Is it necessary to talk about us saying "she is a female hunter"? Or to say "he is a male hunter"? Same for the military..."she is a female soldier". It is a double emphasis on gender instead of what you are truly defining. I am grateful for Lisa and her conversation. Let us know what you think!

In October 2015, Lieutenant Colonol Lisa Jaster became the 1st Female US Army Reservist to don the coveted Army Ranger tab. Phenomenal story of dedication and perseverance! Lisa gets after it... every day. Aside from being a US Army Ranger, she's an...--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theboandlukeshow/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theboandlukeshow/supportSupport the show

On our first podcast from The Buildings Show 2019 in Toronto we have Michal from Tilt Wall talking about old school concrete building. We are excited to hear what Michal has to tell us about this 100 year old technique of forming and pouring walls on the ground and then tilting them up into position.  Michal and Len are passionate about bringing this technique to the Canadian market and proving that a concrete wall is a better wall and we agree. We get right into the R values, the mechanical runs, the structual points, subfloors, roofing, cladding and mariachi bands. Listen to this amazing show and we are confident you will learn a few things.  Please reach out to Michal and the great folks at Tilt Wall for any questions you might have.  Thank you Michal for such an amazing talk on concrete building. www.tiltwall.ca www.janveek.ca @tiltwallontario This is The Construction Life

In this episode, Mike talks with Lisa Jaster, one of the first female graduates of Ranger school. https://www.instagram.com/lisaajaster/ https://twitter.com/lisa_jaster?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor https://www.facebook.com/DeleteTheAdjective/ https://www.blackriflecoffee.com/pages/fieldcraftsurvival http://www.killcliff.com http://www.triarcsystems.com Follow us: https://fieldcraftsurvival.com/ http://www.instagram.com/fieldcraftsurvival https://www.fieldcraftmobility.com https://www.instagram.com/mike.a.glover/?hl=en

Finally everything is resolved: the true role of Rosencaster, Henry and Robert's integral role in the Rogue Galaxy finalé, Gale's messianic return, Chie & Miyoko's pivotal rescue of the crew, M10 and Mio's incredible heel turn, and so many other things that definitely actually happen. This Week: We finish Rogue Galaxy! Next Week: We get to the end of the Ancient Ruins in Dragon Quest V! Our theme for this series is Ferdk's cover of Brave Heart, the battle theme for Rogue Galaxy. Check out Ferdk's Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbZxgmjH9ailvsVQfBsFyAw Ferdk's Music on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/ferdk/id655295262 Ferdk's Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/ferdk Support Ferdk's music on their Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ferdk Contact Square Roots! Twitter: @squarerootspod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/486022898258197/ Email: squarerootspodcast (at) gmail (dort) com

Oh wow. This show goes off the rails from the start when Vanessa decides to let us in on some Folger's Coffee brother and sister love, and then just veers off into strange places. Topics include: how weiners work, side character development, Nermals and Garfields, more debating about ghosts, 11th Hour Bad Guy Appearances, and so much more! The offending Folgers commercial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZnqBL6iYjA This Week: We play chapter eleven and the Alistia side quest in Rogue Galaxy! Next Week: We finish Rogue Galaxy! 00:01:55 - Level Up 00:26:55 - The Frog Log 01:08:35 - John's Bullshit Minigame Corner 01:10:05 - Squarely Against Our theme for this series is Ferdk's cover of Brave Heart, the battle theme for Rogue Galaxy. Check out Ferdk's Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbZxgmjH9ailvsVQfBsFyAw Ferdk's Music on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/ferdk/id655295262 Ferdk's Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/ferdk Support Ferdk's music on their Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ferdk Contact Square Roots! Twitter: @squarerootspod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/486022898258197/ Email: squarerootspodcast (at) gmail (dort) com

This game is one dramatic revelation after another as we approach the final few chapters of Rogue Galaxy. In this episode: Johnny finally says "Saiyan" correctly, TOM PETTY CHOCOLATE BAR, Vanessa gets distracted by Ryan Reynolds, lots of fatherly disapproval, so many ghosts that you didn't know where ghosts, and much much more! This Week: We play chapter nine and ten in Rogue Galaxy! Next Week: We play chapter eleven and the Alistia side quest in Rogue Galaxy! Our theme for this series is Ferdk's cover of Brave Heart, the battle theme for Rogue Galaxy. Check out Ferdk's Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbZxgmjH9ailvsVQfBsFyAw Ferdk's Music on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/ferdk/id655295262 Ferdk's Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/ferdk Support Ferdk's music on their Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ferdk Contact Square Roots! Twitter: @squarerootspod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/486022898258197/ Email: squarerootspodcast (at) gmail (dort) com

Holy crow. This game takes a turn for the... weird. But at the same time, the dungeons become even more repetitive. Talking points include: Gundam's maps, everyone's favorite idol Mio, Robert and Henry's extensive screen time, the confusing fate of Rosencaster, a robot's strange daddy, Simon's weird family, how to bribe people, and so much more! This Week: We play chapter four and five in Rogue Galaxy! Next Week: We play chapter six and seven in Rogue Galaxy! Our theme for this series is Ferdk's cover of Brave Heart, the battle theme for Rogue Galaxy. Check out Ferdk's Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbZxgmjH9ailvsVQfBsFyAw Ferdk's Music on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/ferdk/id655295262 Ferdk's Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/ferdk Support Ferdk's music on their Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ferdk Contact Square Roots! Twitter: @squarerootspod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/486022898258197/ Email: squarerootspodcast (at) gmail (dort) com

It's a short chunker as we start Level 5's cult classic RPG Rogue Galaxy! There's mistaken identity, Scottish Volus, a man named Raul, skull camels, Cobra Commander cats, Chaz 2: The Chazening, Generic Girl: She's Fine, the Revelation Flow, and awkward Kingdom Heartsy combat. Let's go catch some Moussers and head out to space! This Week: We play chapter one in Rogue Galaxy! Next Week: We play chapter two and three in Rogue Galaxy! Our theme for this series is Ferdk's cover of Brave Heart, the battle theme for Rogue Galaxy. Check out Ferdk's Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbZxgmjH9ailvsVQfBsFyAw Ferdk's Music on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/ferdk/id655295262 Ferdk's Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/ferdk Support Ferdk's music on their Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ferdk Contact Square Roots! Twitter: @squarerootspod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/486022898258197/ Email: squarerootspodcast (at) gmail (dort) com

Mark Jaster, founder of 418 Intelligence, discusses the new system the company has developed to let cybersecurity experts freelance their knowledge, helping companies find flaws in their systems. Jaster also discusses the problem with investors that search for a "silver bullet" in potential startups.

This time: We play the criminally short first chapter of Rogue Galaxy, and talk about the mechanics, and the different systems, and alll the tutorials. Sailor Eli's Playthrough of this chapter! Jaster's Cheek Hair Battle Recorder Names 1 Battle Recorder Names 2 Next time! We will play up until the end of Chapter 3 of Rogue Galaxy. If you aren't playing on PS4, it kind of happens without fanfare, but on the Jungle Planet, there will be a boss fight that happens after Zegram temporarily leaves your party. That boss fight is the end of the chapter, so we will stop there. If you'd like to play along, It's 15 dollars on PSN, and like, 10 bucks on eBay for a PS2 copy. --------------- www.patreon.com/rpgbookclub www.twitter.com/RPGBookclub https://discord.gg/hPHQCrs Sailor Eli on Youtube The views of the Blizzard Entertainment employees on this podcast are solely their own, and do not reflect the views of Blizzard Entertainment.

In this episode of AFP Conversations, guest Lisa Jaster talks about quitting -- or, to be precise, not quitting. In 2015 at the age of 37 Lisa Jaster became only the third woman to graduate from U.S. Army Ranger School, which 36 percent of students fail within the first four days. Now a Major in the U.S. Army Reserve, she’s also a mom, wife and an engineer for Shell Oil. "Don't let the quit in," she says.  Thanks for listening to AFP Conversations! Please give it a review on your podcast app of choice -- it will help other listeners find the show, and host Ira Apfel will read your review on air!

Snakes are weird and the Najarala is pretty much a snake. Jay wants to know what's going on with the arms, Luke's a bit freaked out, Jaster's an aerial insect glaive wizard and Andy isn't all this new-fangled pish.

Recorded originally on 3/29/2010, Mark Jaster talks about The Seven Ages of Mime-- a history of mime via the stage-- which was produced by Happenstance Theatre. For more information about Mark Jaster: http://www.markjaster.com/

Jaster and company finally get the three key pieces and revelations begin to surface. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jaster takes on mobsters, finds tablets, and looks for some keys. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jaster and company escape prison and defeat the master hacker. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join host Michael Harris as he speaks with artist John Jaster.  John is a part-time painter living in the Southern California mountains. He used to do a lot of painting and drawing years ago but drifted away over time. Although his degrees are in computer science, he never stopped exercising the right side of his brain. John re-engaged with the craft of painting a few years ago when his lovely wife bought him an easel for Christmas. Each new painting he attempts brings a new learning experience.  “I paint with heavy acrylics. My paintings tend to be on large canvases with bold colors in hi-definition. One can identify themes of water, blue skies, and automobiles and Americana throughout most of my work. I describe my format as 'realistic impressions' because, although my work is definitely in the realism genera, I have splashes of impressionistic colors throughout.” To read the CAGO Newsletter, visit www.ContemporaryArtGalleryOnline.com and click on the CAGO Media tab. On this page you will find our radio shows, videos and newsletters. Contemporary Art Gallery Online continues each month with their monthly art competitions and exhibitions.  Go to www.ContemporaryArtGalleryOnline.com, and Click on the Art Competition tab for details.

Hey everyone, we're back! Not that we really went anywhere, we just had a bunch of real life issues get in the way. So now that, is out of the way, here is Episode 28: "Jaster's Legacy"Before I get into the bulk of this episode, I would like to direct you over to a Facebook page. Rob, who has done many voices for our show, is showing off his artwork, and we think you should check it out.http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Sasquatch-Artworks-Rob-the-ToonMan/137886556271277In this episode, we will reviewing the trade paper-back, JANGO FETT: OPEN SEASONS. We'll also have your emails, news and the return of our Encyclopedia moments.Now, with our news segment, Tom has the latest release dates for the below books. He also lets us know that the Republic Commando entry over at Starwars.com is back up. You can click on the RC image and head over there to check it out if you have not already done so.And for gaming and collection news, I let you know about the release date for LEGO STAR WARS III: THE CLONE WARS, some really cool new characters for THE OLD REPUBLIC & good articles too (which you can click the Holonet image below and check them out), and also I give you Gentle Giant Mini Bust & website news. Use the links below to snag them up.Wicket Mini-Bust: http://www.gentlegiantltd.com/Wicket_Mini_Bust_p/80137.htmBattle Droid Mini-Bust: http://www.gentlegiantltd.com/product_p/10594.htmRepublic Commando Scorch Mini Bust: http://www.gentlegiantltd.com/product_p/12285.htmWell, that's all for this episode. We hope you enjoy it, and please send us in you emails and comments. So as always, May the Force be with you!(Show Notes Modified from Original Hosting Site; Original Post Date: 2/1/2011)

Vocalist, composer, pianist, Craig Jaster is a self-taught pro who's music is a cool blend of jazz, blues and pop influences. He is right at home with the best of jazz players and his songs are hip and fun. Craig's trio features Brendan Dowd/Bass and Tim Gilmore/Drums. Their original take on jazzy trio vocal music is our treat of the week from the farm.

Vocalist, composer, pianist, Craig Jaster is a self-taught pro who's music is a cool blend of jazz, blues and pop influences. He is right at home with the best of jazz players and his songs are hip and fun. Craig's trio features Brendan Dowd/Bass and Tim Gilmore/Drums. Their original take on jazzy trio vocal music is our treat of the week from the farm.

Vocalist, composer, pianist, Craig Jaster is a self-taught pro who's music is a cool blend of jazz, blues and pop influences. He is right at home with the best of jazz players and his songs are hip and fun. Craig's trio features Brendan Dowd/Bass and Tim Gilmore/Drums. Their original take on jazzy trio vocal music is our treat of the week from the farm.