Podcast appearances and mentions of jay moon

“Often, one of the big reasons churches eventually close or church plants never get off the ground is due to their financial viability.” Dr. Jay Moon, author of “Missional Vibrancy and Financial Viability” and professor at Asbury Seminar, describes his MINCE approach, providing effective financial and funding approaches for churches in financial distress. Find more about MINCE and other resources at https://nafwb.org/mince/. #NAFWB #BetterTogether #MINCE #Church #ChurchFinances

“I will never forget the day in March 2022 when my Doctor said to me; Jay you have cancer would you like to get a scan so you know what you're up against? My journey in metabolic health began in 2008, and the 15 years of experience gave me the confidence to say no thank you, I know what to do.  Nine months after my original diagnosis during a follow up examination my doctor looked at me and said that's amazing the tumor is completely gone.”    

In this second part of our discussion on discipleship in our multicultural world, we discuss suffering, technology, joy, insider movements, and culturally appropriate teaching methods as we delve into his book Discipling in a Multicultural World (Cross, 2019).Ajith serves as Teaching Director of Youth for Christ in Sri Lanka after being National Director for 35 years. His grassroots ministry has been and is primarily with the urban poor. Learn more about Ajith.Listen to the first part: #191 | How Do We Disciples In A Multicultural World? Pt. 1 | Ajith FernandoTips for those wanting to understand shame:#117 | Defending Shame, Pt. 1 | Te-Li Lau#118 | Defending Shame, Pt. 2 | Te-Li LauTips for sharing the Gospel cross-culturally:#115 | Good News In A Diverse World, Pt. 1 | Jay Moon & Bud Simon#116 | Good News In A Diverse World, Pt. 2 | Jay Moon & Bud SimonLearn more about suffering: #147 | Help and Hope in Your Suffering, Pt. 1 | Mark Talbot#148 | Help and Hope in Your Suffering, Pt. 2 | Mark TalbotAnd other episodes referred to in this episode:#170 | Polycentric Missiology: Everyone to Everywhere | Allen YehSign up for the Apollos Watered newsletter.God continues to grow our ministry, but He calls people like you to help do it! Support the Ministry of Apollos Watered today!

Dr. W. Jay Moon, professor of church planting and evangelism at Asbury Theological Seminary, discusses his book, "Missional Vibrancy and Financial Viability." The book provides several fresh options to provide hope to churches and church plants in financial distress. Dr. Moon offers six non-traditional financial approaches that churches can implement to promote missional impact and financial viability. Order a free copy of the book: https://multiplication.org/product/missional-vibrancy-and-financial-viability/. Download the free pdf of the book: https://asburychurchplanting.com/wp-content/uploads/FINAL-1.pdf Dr. Moon's article, "Alternative Financial Models for Churches and Church Plants: When Tithes and Offerings are not Enough," from the Great Commission Research Journal: https://place.asburyseminary.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1042&context=gcrj.

“It was this incredible type of thing where you walk around and just realize, God is doing something that is just not humanly made.” Dr. W. Jay Moon, professor at Asbury Theological Seminary, gives insight on the revival that took place on campus for over two weeks in February. Dr. Moon serves as professor of church planting and evangelism at the seminary. #NAFWB #BetterTogether #Revival #AsburyRevival

Enjoy this encore show from August 2020.  Jay Moon is a veteran of the economic development industry with roles that span a variety of key positions-including, a volunteer position as the former chair of the IEDC board of directors.  In this episode, Jay provides insight into disaster recovery, incentives, supply chains, and future skills needed in the economic development profession. Connect with Jay Moon      

Not interested : evangelizing those indifferent to the Gospel

Travis, Jay Moon & Bud Simon keep the conversation going with tips on how to share the good news of Jesus in a diverse world. Travis, Jay, & Bud discuss their book, Intercultural Evangelism, and talk through some of the mindset shifts that need to occur for us to share Jesus effectively with those who come from different cultural backgrounds. They discuss four cultural operating systems that shape how people think: innocence/guilt, honor/shame, fear/power, and throw a new one into the mix: indifference/belonging w/purpose-specifically identifying the challenges at work in our post-everything, identity-obsessed, desire-to-belong-world. Drawing upon their experiences as missionaries, Jay Moon and Bud Simon act as guides along the path of faith, showing us how to share Jesus in a pluralistic world that is increasingly unfamiliar with the Christian faith. This insightful, practical conversation will decrease the cringe factor and increase your confidence as you share Jesus with those in your everyday world! Learn more about https://www.ivpress.com/w-jay-moon (W. Jay Moon) and https://www.ivpress.com/w-bud-simon (W. Bud Simon). Get the book https://www.amazon.com/Effective-Intercultural-Evangelism-Diverse-World/dp/083083172X/ref=sr_1_1?crid=38VRV2I8XE3VA&keywords=effective+intercultural+evangelism&qid=1659654102&sprefix=effective+intercultural+evangelism%2Caps%2C117&sr=8-1 (Effective Intercultural Evangelism). Get the https://digitalbiblecollege.com/products/faith-sharing-card-game?variant=7684452843585 (Faith Sharing Card Game). Sign up for the Apollos Watered https://linktr.ee/apolloswatered (newsletter). Help support the ministry of https://apolloswatered.org/support-us/ (Apollos Watered) and transform your world today!

Travis welcomes Jay Moon & Bud Simon to the show! Have you ever tried to share Jesus with someone from a different religion and crashed and burned? Have you found the approaches you've been taught for sharing Jesus to be ineffective? Especially with people who have no familiarity with Jesus or the Christian faith? Drawing upon their experiences as missionaries, Jay Moon and Bud Simon, act as guides along the path of faith, showing us how to share Jesus in a pluralistic world that is increasingly unfamiliar with the Christian faith. This is a conversation that is insightful and practical in helping you share Jesus with those in your everyday world! Learn more about https://www.ivpress.com/w-jay-moon (W. Jay Moon) and https://www.ivpress.com/w-bud-simon (W. Bud Simon). Get the book https://www.amazon.com/Effective-Intercultural-Evangelism-Diverse-World/dp/083083172X/ref=sr_1_1?crid=38VRV2I8XE3VA&keywords=effective+intercultural+evangelism&qid=1659654102&sprefix=effective+intercultural+evangelism%2Caps%2C117&sr=8-1 (Effective Intercultural Evangelism). Get the https://digitalbiblecollege.com/products/faith-sharing-card-game?variant=7684452843585 (Faith Sharing Card Game). Sign up for the Apollos Watered https://linktr.ee/apolloswatered (newsletter). Help support the ministry of https://apolloswatered.org/support-us/ (Apollos Watered) and transform your world today!

03/30/2022 – Jay Moon –Professor, pastor and business owner, with Biblical insights into sharing the Gospel in intercultural contexts.

In this episode we have a conversation with J.D. Payne around apostolic imagination, missions, and church planting. J. D. Payne serves as professor of Christian Ministry at Samford University.  Prior to this, he was the pastor for church multiplication with The Church at Brook Hills in Birmingham, Alabama.  Before moving to Birmingham, he served for ten years with the North American Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention and as an Associate Professor of Church Planting and Evangelism in the Billy Graham School of Missions and Evangelism at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky, where he also directed the Center for North American Missions and Church Planting.Over the years, he has written numerous articles and reviews in the area of missions and evangelism and church growth.  He is the host of Strike the Match, a podcast that addresses missions, innovation, and leadership.J. D. speaks frequently for churches, denominations, networks, and mission agencies/societies. Believing that every believer is supposed to be a “fruit-bearing” disciple in a local church, he is passionate about seeing the Body of Christ grow as local congregations work to carry out the Great Commission.He is married to Sarah, a physician in Internal Medicine and Pediatrics with Christ Health Center in Birmingham, Alabama. They have three children:  Hannah, Rachel, and Joel.  He may be contacted at jd.payne@samford.eduJ.D.'s books:Amazon Author PageApostolic ImaginationJ.D.'s recommendations:Effective Intercultural Evangelism by Jay Moon and Bud SimonSharing Jesus without Freaking Out by Scott HildrethEvangelism in a Skeptical World by Sam ChanGo to www.shiftingculturepodcast.com to interact and donate. Every donation helps to produce more podcasts for you to enjoy.Follow on Facebook at www.facebook.com/shiftingculturepodcastSupport the show

Tuesday, November 30, 2021 Welcome to our #GivingTuedsay show. Our Host Kerby Anderson opens with two amazing new guests. Professor Jay Moon and missionary consultant Bud Simon. They'll have a lively discussion about their new book, Effective Intercultural Evangelism. Then Kerby updates us all with the top news stories affecting our world. Don't miss it, it's […]

10/29/2021 – Jay Moon –Professor, pastor and business owner, with Biblical insights into sharing the Gospel in intercultural contexts.

We live in a multi-cultural society, but many of Christians are hesitant to engage with those of other faiths, partly because we don’t understand their belief system. Jay Moon and Bud Simon are missionaries and professors who will help us adapt our evangelistic efforts to fit the cultural contexts of those around us. EQUIPPERS - Our next ZOOM MEETING is September 23!  REGISTRATION DETAILS ARE IN YOUR E-MAIL INBOX.  Not an Equipper and want to attend?   Become an Equipper Today

For episode 137 of The Conversation podcast, Adam sits down with author, professor, and his friend, Jay Moon, to talk about different worldviews, why evangelism isn't a dirty word, and practical ways to share Jesus with our neighbors. If you've wanted to tell someone about Jesus, but you're not sure where to start, or if you'd rather run naked down your block than tell someon about God, this conversation will leave you feeling encouraged and energized about sharing the good news!Get a copy of Jay's new book Effective Intercultural Evangelism, here: amzn.to/3Gm7bfpCheck out the new adamweber.com here: adamweber.com

Today on the show we are excited to talk to Jay Moon and Bud Simon about their new book Effective Intercultural Evangelism. Click here to get the book from IVP. Click here to get the book from Amazon. Jay Moon is professor of church planting and evangelism and director of the Office of Faith, Work, and Economics at Asbury Theological Seminary. Bud Simon is a mission consultant who was a church planting missionary in Brazil for twenty years. His doctoral research at Asbury Theological Seminary explores the effects of the shame/honor worldview for evangelism in Brazil. Click here to visit Digital Bible College. We would love to connect with you on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Make sure to check out our YouTube page. New episodes come out every Tuesday!

According to Jay Moon and Bud Simon, intercultural evangelism is “the process of putting Christ at the center of someone's worldview in order to initiate them into Christian discipleship through culturally relevant starting points.” In this episode of the Influence Podcast, I'm talking to Moon and Simon about why it's important for Christians to practice such evangelism, as well as how to do it more effectively. I'm George P. Wood, executive editor of Influence magazine and your host. Jay Moon is professor of church planting and evangelism at Asbury Theological Seminary and a veteran missionary to Ghana. Bud Simon is a mission consultant with TMS Global and a veteran missionary to Brazil. They are coauthors of Effective Intercultural Evangelism, published by InterVarsity Press. ----- This episode of the Influence Podcast is brought to you by My Healthy Church, distributors of Bible Engagement Project. Most people have access to the Bible, but few regularly engage with it. Bible Engagement Project equips churches with digital Bible study resources to help people of all ages read and understand Scripture so they can become more like Jesus and live radically changed lives. Bible Engagement Project is available in both English and Spanish. Visit BibleEngagementProject.com to learn more.

Overview Today Bud Simon, current Ph.D. student at Asbury Seminary and consultant with TMS Global, and Dr. Jay Moon, Professor of Church Planting and Evangelism at the Seminary, join the podcast. Bud and his family served for 20 years as church planters in Brazil and Dr. Moon spent 13 years in Ghana, Africa. In today's conversation we talk about their recently released book Effective Intercultural Evangelism: Good News in a Diverse World. They talk us through four common worldviews, how to recognize and engage those who may think differently through conversation and friendship. They even developed an app to help us do that!! Jesus meets all needs, so we also talk about why it's so important to present the Gospel message in a way that makes sense to our friends and our neighbors, right next door and around the world. Thanks to their generosity, listeners of the show receive a 30% discount when you order their book Effective Intercultural Evangelism: Good News in a Diverse World at IVPress.com and use the code EVANG21. Let's listen!

(00:00-9:02): Brian and Aubrey discussed the US troop withdrawal from Afghanistan. They also talked about the Twitter trend of pastors writing about the ideal goal of pastoring a small church.   (9:02-27:00): Dr. Jay Moon, Professor of Church Planting & Evangelism & Director of the Office of Faith, Work, and Economics at Asbury Theological Seminary, and Bud Simon, mission consultant & doctoral student, joined Brian and Aubrey to talk about their new book, “Effective Intercultural Evangelism:Good News in a Diverse World.” Learn more about their book at ivpress.com (27:00-35:41): What do recent church scandals teach us about “betrayal blindness?” Brian and Aubrey talked about this and discussed Russell Moore's Christianity Today article, “It Takes a Village to Escape a Toxic Leader.”  (35:41-45:22): What's the value of being a member of a church? Brian and Aubrey talked about this and commented on Ryan P. Burge's Christianity Today article, “1 in 10 Non-Church Members Still Show Up Every Sunday.”  (45:22-55:35): Brian and Aubrey shared their thoughts on John Frame's post at The Better Samaritan, “A Simple Way to Become a More Compassionate Person.”  (55:35-1:04:53): How can we process sudden loss, and cling to God in the midst of deep pain? Brian and Aubrey talked about this and reacted to the tragic news about “Thomas McKenzie, Nashville Anglican pastor, and eldest child killed in car crash.” (1:04:53-1:14:24): Brian and Aubrey talked about the impact of small acts of kindness. Aubrey shared a touching story about her best friend who created a beautiful chalk mosaic to celebrate the launch of Aubrey's new book, “Known: How Believing Who God Says You Are Changes Everything.” They also reacted to the Good Morning America story, “Watch Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson surprise a Hollywood tour bus in his neighborhood.” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rev. Kelly Sharder interviews Dr. Jay Moon, professor of Evangelism and Church Planting at Asbury Theological Seminary on the Scriptural support for the Fresh Expressions movement. 

Unmasking Illusions in the Marketplace

Jay Moon is a veteran of the economic development industry with roles that span a variety of key positions- including a volunteer position as the former chair of the IEDC board of directors. In this episode, Jay provides insight on disaster recovery, incentives, supply chains, and future skills needed in the economic development profession. Connect with Jay Moon

These are uncertain and difficult times. How can we find entrepreneurial revenue streams as church planters that are both missional and monetized? Join us for an interview with Dr. Jay Moon, a professor of Church Planting and Evangelism and the director of the Office of Faith, Work, and Economics at Asbury Theological Seminary to hear more about his insights into entrepreneurial church planting. In March of 1739, John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, engaged in "field preaching" for the first time after being encouraged by his friend and fellow preacher George Whitefield. Instead of preaching his sermon from a pulpit, Wesley went out from the church and preached in the open air to those who didn't have the time or money to sit in a pew and hear the good news. Thousands of people, mainly those struggling with poverty, came to hear him preach that first week and the revival of Methodism was born as the good news became real in the hearts of those who heard about God's love and grace. Church planters are modern day "field preachers" who go out from the established church into the community where they proclaim good news to those who need it most. This podcast is a series of interviews and stories from modern-day Methodist field preachers who will make you laugh, cry, and think more deeply about how and where we are called to share God's love and grace.

Happy Monday, Let's Talk Sales listeners! This episode's featured guest is Michael Jay Moon. Michael is the Founder and Game Master at Gratitude Games, a global movement that mobilizes people to learn, deepen, and share gratitude as a way of life. He's also the CEO and President of Gistics, Inc., a strategic consultancy. In today's […] The post Let’s Talk Sales! Sales & Gratitude with Michael Jay Moon – Episode 205 appeared first on Criteria For Success.

In hour one, Jay Moon from the Oshkosh Fine Arts Association joined Kathy Keene. In hour two (36:00) Rob Zimmer from Everything Outdoors stopped by.

On this week... It's the last episode of 2018! And what an amazing year it has been. So much good music from so many artists came out this year. It's amazing to see how Korean music has evolved in recent years and I'm excited to see where it goes in 2019. But let's take a moment and check out some of the best songs to come out in 2018. It was so hard pairing down which songs would make the cut and the episode is still nearly 3 hours long. So check it out and most of all... enjoy! Happy New Year! Insta: www.instagram.com/kmusiceveryday iTunes: apple.co/2gOchE7 KMEM 095 Tracklist: 1. Boycold - YOUTH! feat. HAON, Coogie, BewhY 2. Colde - YAYAYA feat. Omega Sapien 3. Qim Isle - Heels feat. Kim Ximya, Simo 4. Nafla - Rough World feat. Loopy 5. rndy - Poe Poe (rndy redo w/ Jay Moon, Kid Milli 6. Jvcki Wai - Capitalism 7. Dakshood - S.W.I.M. feat. Boy Wonder, Dbo 8. Bradystreet - Safari 9. OoOo - 아 XX 꿈 remix (W/심수아) 10. DJ Wegun - Teach Me feat. Sogumm, Punchnello 11. Crush - Cereal feat. ZICO 12. Penomeco - O.F.F. feat. Gaeko, ELO 13. Aleyna Yim - Video Game feat. John the Asian 14. pH-1 - Flaker 15. Oceanfromtheblue - Super Mario 16. Youra - Dance 17. DEAN - Instagram 18. Jclef - 지구 멸망 한 시간 전 19. Moon - Million feat. Dok2 20. KATIE - Remember 21. Lee Bada - Loveaholic 22. Sumin - Sugar Fountain 23. Jay Park - Freestyles On Sway in the Morning 24. Khundi Panda - 마이너리그 (Prod. Jean Banana) 25. Shinyujinssi - Monochrome 26. Sandy - 아가리 demo (Prod. Blen) 27. Uneducated Kid - Uneducated Freestyle 28. Lee Jin Ah - RUN feat. Gray 29. Jonghyun - Rewind 30. MRSHLL - POSE 31. Peggy Gou - Han Jan (Edit) 32. Cifika - 말하려고 했던 말 (MAL) 33. OLNL - Puppy Tail feat. CHOILB 34. Sake - Northfaith feat. Jclef 35. Shaun - 생각나 (Feat. 오반 (OVAN), SUMIN) 36. SFC.JGR - Network 37. Sik-K - Never Know feat. Loco 38. SOMA - Boogeyman feat. OLNL 39. Sumin - WOO 40. Ugly Duck& Chloe DeVita - Sugar (Puff Daehee Mix) 41. Kirin x Sumin - 오 내 노래 (UNSINKABLE RMX) 42. Woo Won Jae - a fence 43. Zion.T - Malla Gang feat. E SENS 44. pH-1 - Cupid feat. Penomeco 45. Sik-K - XIBAL 46. Penomeco - No. 5 feat. Crush 47. DPR LIVE - Playlist 48. Lulileela - Close (Demo) 49. Dokiwa - 샴푸의요정 50. Alice Viscious - Feel Better feat. Hiyadam 51. Yeseo - Honey, Don't Kill My Vibe 52. Kid Milli - Why Do Fuck Bois Hang Out On the Net 53. Ohhyuk & Cifika - Momom 54. Balming Tiger - Understand 55. Crush - RYO feat. Cifika, Byung Un of Balming Tiger

// NOTE: These is some microphone rustle during this podcast. Sorry for the audio inconvenience. // Jeff chats with Michael Jay Moon about neuro-linguistic programming, a form of therapy or a way of thinking about the mind that started in the 70s. Michael has lived and worked in Silicon Valley for the last 40 years. In this episode, Michael shares his insight and knowledge related to 1st, 2nd and 3rd order changes, neuro-linguistic programming, and much more! Jeff Grace (host) @jeffgrace Twitter @jeffgrace Instagram Michael Jay Moon (guest) Facebook Wikipedia LinkedIn Mentioned in this Episode… Books The Game The Protestant Catholic and the Spirit of Capitalism The Seat of the Soul Journeys Out of the Body Far Journeys Ultimate Journey People Tony Robbins Gregory Bateson Werner Erhard John Grinder Richard Bandler Paul Watzlawick Don Jackson Gary Zukav Freud Jack Schwarz Robert Monroe Movies & TV Revolutionaries Music by Michael Sempert WestChannel.com | Michael Sempert on Spotify Subscribe to Self Obsessed On Android | Apple Podcasts | Stitcher

On this week... It's our 2 year anniversary! Man, it's flown by. Even with some hiccups and changes along the way, I'm super proud of where the show is at now and I still look forward to putting together each episode every week. I thank all those who enjoy listening in every week and share the same love for this music as I do. But what I am absolutely most proud of is the possibility that someday, someone, will stumble upon all these mixes and instantly be embraced with a splendor of amazing Korean music. The whole reason I started the show was because I wanted to delve deeper into the Kpop/Kmusic world and share my findings with everyone. Anyway, we have an extended episode today in celebration of this day. And it will be posting a day early. So thank you so much again for listening and most of all....enjoy! Insta: www.instagram.com/kmusiceveryday iTunes: apple.co/2gOchE7 KMEM Tracklist: 1. pH-1 - Flaker 2. Woo Won Jae - 폰 (Feat. Hoody) 3. OLNL - 길거리거울 (Feat. 김승민) (Prod. Niko Blank) 4. Kid Milli - Beluga feat. Jvcki Wai 5. Sake - Northfaith feat. Jclef 6. Kid Milli - Duracell feat. Byung Un 7. Huckleberry P - Wave (Feat. 스텔라장 & 뱃사공) 8. Jeremy Que$t - Makkgolli feat. Young CoCo, Kitchen K, Jvcki Wai, 9. Viann, Khundi Panda, Simba Zawadi & Dsel - Scenery feat. Dahee 10. Woo Won Jae - 울타리 11. OLNL - 소문자 (Feat. Lym en) (Prod. Charming Lips) 12. UNZZ - Cherry! feat. Yunhway, Jay Moon, Xion 13. Crush - Close Your Eyes feat. Hoody 14. Sumin - Your Home (Viann Remix) 15. Palo Alto - Journey feat. SUMIN, Sama-D 16. Jay Greenn - dancesolo (wanna dance with me?) 17. Catchup - 네온사인(Feat. B JYUN.)[DEMO] 18. Sik-K - Everything 19. Eglaf - OFFTHERC* 20. Jerd - Traf 21. Chukido - Feel feat. Jayci Yucca, i.No 22. Xhing Air - Bloom feat. Jin Spect 23. Vinicius - Purple 24. E.Views - Don't 25. Crush - Dust 26. XXX - Sujak 27. BRLLNT - Get Down 28. Jengi - Far Away feat. Sumin

On this week... I'm back in my element. Just a bunch crazy good hip-hop/RnB joints this episode. One artist I have to highlight is Jclef. She's coming fresh off a new album last month and I finally was able to give it a listen...and damn...I missed out on something great all this time. The album, titled, "flaw, flaw," is absolutely cemented as one of my all-time favorites so look forward to hearing a few songs off of it. I look forward to her continued success... Also, we have some banger rap tracks from Acacy, Sokodomo, Keith Ape, and Giriboy. Plus some new soundcloud gems from some new faces. Putting this one together felt like coming home, but expect something completely different next week. Enjoy! Insta: www.instagram.com/kmusiceveryday iTunes: apple.co/2gOchE7 KMEM 081 Tracklist: 1. Jooyoung - Prada feat. pH-1 2. Junny & Holynn - Good Time 3. Jclef - 지구 멸망 한 시간 전 4. Nieah - 미루지마 (MRJM) (Feat. Paul) 5. Symba J - Rage feat. Jay Moon, SIENE 6. ACACY & Will Not Fear - 00000 (Feat. Khundi Panda) 7. Sokodomo - 가나다 〄 kånådå (prod. sesåme) 8. Giriboy - Used feat. Kid Milli 9. Keith Ape - Ninja Turle feat. Wifisfuneral 10. Oddfromhuge - Fuego!!! 11. JJANGOU - 4-4 12. Khundi Panda - Rarecandy feat. Kid Milli 13. Hash Swan - 잠이나 자야겠어 14. OLNL - Wedding Anniversary feat. SOMA 15. Shinyujinssi - YAW YM [ENERGIE波] 16. Jclef - Flaw, Flaw 17. Dsel x Khundi Panda - Hangman 18. Lokid - All Night feat. Jclef 19. Jclef - COMBED feat. OHIO RABBIT 20. Takuwa - All YOU Need Is Love! feat. TEO 21. 조우진 - Moment of Hesitation 22. Untell - The specialistics feat. 구동준

Jay Moon continues to discus nanotechnology and it’s place in delivering necessary medicine to people in need. Cancer, diabetes, seizure victims, neurological injury disorders and so much more are being treated with natural medicine! Visit Sarinastone.com

Today’s podcast Jay Moon, medical cannabis activist and educator, talks about the latest research on cannabinoid medicine and how far we have come in cancer research. Visit Sarinastone.com

Join us as we speak with California defendant and dispensory owner Jay Moon and Friendly Manitoba chapter leaders How to Grow a Support Team and More! It is board of directors election time again! Defendant's Peggy and Glenn Keeling Craig Cesal joins us from Terra Haute FCI

The Generals discuss spoiler-free God of War and Avengers thoughts briefly, while diving in to films such as Mom and Dad, The Ritual, Veronica, Super Troopers 2, and Pacific Rim 2, while throwing out thoughts on games such as The Forest, Detroit: Become Human, Overwatch, Battletech, and what, exactly, is Jordan missing about Devil May Cry? While we're here we mourn the loss of industry vet Jay Moon, and reminisce about his contributions to our childhoods.

Wow! 50 episodes in the bag. Thanks to all who enjoy listening. Here's to 50 more and beyond! But on this week's episode, we got a quick one. A lot of great music has already been coming out this year. Two favorites in this one: Peggy Gou's "It Makes You Forget," and OLNL's "Puppy Tail" off of his new album, "All Available." We got a good mix of chill, groove, and bass. Next Week: REMIXES! Enjoy! KMEM 050 Tracklist: 1. Penomeco - L.I.E. 2. OLNL - Puppy Tail feat. CHOILB 3. Hi-Lite Records - Break Bread 4. RNDY - Poe Poe (rndy redo w/ Jay Moon, Kid Milli) 5. Vovy McFly - Don Panic 6. N O V E L - Kamasi 7. TOKiMONSTA - Bibimbap 8. OrO - Do doo RPG!! 9. Hash Swan - Chills 10. Lypla, Khundi Panda - Drive 11. Viewhorse - 눈사람 ( w RIPELY ) 12. Yeseo - Last Touch 13. Cherry Coke - Trust 14. Peggy Gou - It Makes You Forget (Itgehane) 15. Jonghyun - Rewind 16. SFC.JGR, Kirin, DJ Light - Comm! 17. Risso - Blue Knight

KMEWM 037 Tracklist: 1. PMG - NO:EL, Kyu Young, Jay Moon, Xq, QUAIMO 2. GOGANG - Gold City 3. Cherrymuch - Chem·is·try(feat.freddy) 4. Keith Ape x Ski Mask The Slump God - ACHOO! 5. Groovy Room - YNF feat Nafla, Verbal Jint 6. Palo Alto - No Love feat. Justhis 7. Sik-K - #yellowsmobbin 8. Beenzino - We Are Going To 9. Kumira - Happy Day 10. The Red House - Whatever If I Got You 11. Rosy - Pink Parlor 12. V E I L x Luna Tune - 몽유 13. Gani - Say What 14. Duplex G - If You 15. Sik-K - Alcohol feat. Jay Park (Duplex G Remix) 16. lofibaby - 아침6시 17. Acacy, NODSGN - Driveslow 18. DinDin - Super Super Lonely 19. Kevin Oh - Sorry 20. Muzie - Don't Worry feat. Jeebanoff 21. pH-1 - Cuckoo 22. Young Cream - Night 23. Ja Mezz - City Love feat. Loco, Sik-K 24. Rico - Pistol Bae feat. Verbal Jint, Sleeq 25. Junoflo - Ghood Morning feat. Yoon Mirae 26. pH-1 - Donut feat. Jay Park 27. Ja Mezz - Birthday feat. Jay Park, Dok2

KMEWM 035 Tracklist: 1. Jang Jane Giant Pink & PERCNT - Dumb Dumb 2. Ovan - 그 영화의 주인공 (Clicher) (Feat. 잔나비) 3. Jay Moon, Xq, QUAIMO - Romance 4. Sinstealer - I Like 5. Jinbo - A.P.T. feat. Nahzam Sue 6. P.O. (Block B) - MEN'z NIGHT feat. Chancellor 7. Whoosh - Push n Pull feat. Khundi Panda, Lym en, Ash-B 8. Privacy - Take Care feat. D.Sanguh, SABO 9. Muzie - What Is Say? feat Hanhae, Seungun Hwang 10. Junny - TRILLA feat. Yelloasis 11. Okasian - Tideishigh 12. Los - Bad feat. Jay Park, G.Soul 13. Vovy McFly - Awkward ft Zoorumpug 14. Sahogany - Punkytiger 15. Asol, Zizo - Mic Swagger 16. Child Diahn, Odd Exer , Snaggle Owky - Primary 17. Futuristic Swaver x Icey Blouie - Conan 18. Cycadelic Records (Killagramz, m00n, Los, Lako, Absint, Rick Bridges - Cycadelic Psycho 19. Glam Gould - Dooroogo feat. CIFIKA 20. Dopein - Dreamdrop 21. Child Diahn - No Make Up (Jazz Version) 22. Meok - Sigh 23. offonoff - gold feat. Dean 24. Synda Sizung - TTL feat. Y1ee 25. Anda - It's Goin' Down feat. The Quiett 26. Sik-K - h1ghr gang feat. pH-1, Jay Park 27. Jazzyfact - Young Knight 28. Peejay x Crush - Stranger 29. IU - Shoes

Annyeong Ya'll! So much good music has released recently! On this week's show, we have new stuff from Girls' Generation, Primary, CLC, more. I was in a lot of different moods this week and I think that'll show in this week's mixtape as there is a little bit of everything. First things first: The Girls Are Back. Girls' Generation has comeback with their 6th album entitled, "Holiday Night," and boiiiii am I loving it. The album does seem to have a more modern, mature sound that some may not be used to hearing from SNSD, but I think it's great. Some of the girls even helped write on the album. I played a few of my favorite joints from that album this week including the two main releases "Holiday" & "All Night." And if haven't already, go check out the 10th anniversary mix I did for Girls' Generation. It's a great way to go down memory lane for longtime SONEs, or a great history lesson for those not familiar with SNSD's work. We also got a new drop from legendary producer Primary. His latest release is called, "Shininryu," which roughly translates to "new people." The name fits as he features some of the best up and coming Korean artists out there such as Sumin, Sam Kim, OFA, pH-1, & Car, The Garden, all of whom are frequent to the show. Definitely go check this release out if you enjoy the tracks I've played on this week's show. Besides all of that, I tried to mix it up a little bit this week with some more unique sounding Kpop releases. I've been playing the hell out of that new CLC "Where Are You?" It's great how these girls get better with every comeback and continue to surprise me. I also threw in some acoustic live performances and covers from G.Soul, Chancellor, Jooyoung, & K.Will. And added some softer jazz influenced stuff as well. I just tried to go all over the map with this one so expect a journey. Enjoy! instagram.com/kmusiceveryday kmusiceveryday.tumblr.com Subscribe on itunes: apple.co/2gOchE7 KMEWM 028 Tracklist: 1. Girls' Generation - All Night 2. Longguo & Shihyun - the.the.the 3. EXO - Forever 4. NCT 127 - Cherry Bomb 5. CLC - BAE 6. Luna - Keep On Doin' 7. Girls' Generation - Holiday 8. CLC - Where Are You? 9. Primary - 42 feat. Sam Kim, eSNa 10. Reddy - Enjoy feat. Chancellor 11. Prima Music Group - 22.8 (NO:EL, Kyu Young, Jay Moon, Xq, QUAIMO) 12. Jay Park x Dok2 - Most Hated 13. Gaeko - Gajah feat. Rap Monster 14. Jung Jin Hyeong - Calling You 15. SouLime - 럽쏭 (Feat.한상엽) 16. Humming Urban Stereo - Banana Shake 17. GFriend - Red Umbrella 18. Raina - Your Day 19. CHEEZE - Be There 20. Yozoh - Let It Shine 21. Jooyoung x K.Will - Shake It (R&B ver.) 22. Chancellor x G. Soul - Cover Medley 23. Eom Ji Hee - Just Friend... (Neo Soul Ver.) 24. Primary - Today Is feat. OFA 25. Girls' Generation - It's You 26. ROLLYBOI - Yesterday Today Tomorrow 27. Primary - I Know feat. Sumin 28. SAAY - Circle feat. Tish Hyman 29. Millic - Can't Wait feat. (((O))) 30. Moringa - Alice In Wonderland 31. Girls' Generation - FAN

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There are a lot of investing platforms out there, but CircleUp has carved out a very lucrative space by choosing to focus on consumer goods and retail ventures.The company is growing rapidly and so far has helped more than 120 companies to raise capital.I talk to Jay Moon, CircleUp’s Director of Marketing, about how rigorously they evaluate companies before allowing them onto the CircleUp platform and the results they have seen so far. In addition, we touch on the potential impact of the JOBS Act Title III rules that were recently approved by the SEC. Jay also tells us about an innovative new service CircleUp is offering, which addresses the biggest pain point we see at Early Investing.

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Jay Moon, president and CEO of the Mississippi Manufacturers Association, discusses the increasingly technical and specialized skills needed to support advanced manufacturing. These skills, he says, are creating a greater focus on working with business, industry, and educational partners to develop a better skilled workforce.