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EGG BOWL PREVIEW: Jay Perry of the Miss. State Radio Network

Jay Perry stops by the studio to join the football discussion.

Hello and welcome to Secure The Insecure hosted by Johnny Seifert.On this episode you will hearJay Perry open up to what life was like being part of the S Club Juniors/ S Club 8 and how he shifted to being a West End star.You can see Jay in Back To The Future The Musical at the Adelphi Theatre now and later this year in Diana The Musical at the Eventim Apollo.Secure The Insecure is the celebrity mental health podcast that airs on Mondays and Fridays available to watch on Youtube or listen to on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Make sure you subscribe/rate/review where you are watching or listening to Secure The Insecure.Follow Johnny Seifert on Social Media:Twitter: www.twitter.com/JohnnySeifertInstagram: www.instagram.com/johnnyseifertInstagram: www.instagram.com/securetheinsecurepodcastTikTok www.tiktok.com/johnnyseifert92 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A look back at LSU game with Jay Perry; Julie Darty Dennis has turned State's volleyball program into a top program.

State sideline reporter Jay Perry stops by to talk Bulldog Football.

Having co-hosted our second ever podcast back in 2019, 251 episodes later Jay Perry is back and In The Frame! Jay recently completed a run in the West End production of Hamilton at the Victoria Palace Theatre. He joined the show as a standby before taking over as Aaron Burr for a six month run. Jay made his West End debut as a child in Whistle Down The Wind (Aldwych) before joining pop group S Club Juniors. He then returned to theatre as an adult, with his early credits including Gilbert in Hairspray (Gordon Craig Theatre), Rufus & cover Curtis in Save The Last Dance For Me (UK Tour) and a Drifter in Beautiful: The Carole King Musical (Aldwych Theatre). Jay joined the West End production of Motown The Musical at the Shaftesbury Theatre in 2017 as a cover for Stevie Wonder and Marvin Gaye. He ended up becoming an emergency cover for Berry Gordy and then, in 2018, took over from Cedric Neal and played Berry Gordy for the final year of Motown's run, marking his West End leading man debut. After completing his run in Motown, Jay joined the Watermill Theatre's revival of Kiss Me Kate starring as Bill Calhoun. During the pandemic he was a standby in Songs For A New World at the London Palladium. On screen, Jay recently played Gabriel Chase in Doctors (BBC). Elsewhere, Jay works closely with the charity Mermaids who support gender-diverse kids, young people and their families. In this episode, Jay discusses leaving the Hamilton bubble, proving himself in the theatre industry and speaking out about what he stands for... plus lots more! Follow Jay on Instagram: @MrJayPerry Hosted by Andrew Tomlins. @AndrewTomlins32  Thanks for listening! Email: andrew@westendframe.co.uk Visit westendframe.co.uk for more info about our podcasts.  

Sam Turrell (Drew in Rock Of Ages) co-hosts The West End Frame Show! Andrew & Sam discuss Tina starring Rhianne-Louise McCaulsky, Hamilton starring Jay Perry and Dear Evan Hansen starring Mitchell Zhangazha as well as the latest news about the Wicked movie, Heathers, Elf The Musical and lots more. They also discuss the circumstances surrounding the closure of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Cinderella. Sam has performed all over the world on various cruise ships including NCL, Royal Caribbean and Holland America in their shows and with the guest entertainer favourites, The Flyboys.  He first performed in Rock of Ages on the NCL Breakaway over three years understudying various roles including Stacee, Lonny and Drew before eventually taking over as Drew full-time. Sam then joined the UK tour of Rock Of Ages as an understudy for Drew, and has now taken over the role full-time for the latest leg of the tour! Sam recently returned to the seas to star as a vocalist in Burn The Floor. During the pandemic, Sam started a business which fused rock music and online workouts with MoshFit, perfect for anyone who wants to sweat to headbangers!  The Rock Of Ages tour is booking until May 2023. Visit www.rockofagesmusical.co.uk for information, tour dates and tickets. Hosted by Andrew Tomlins. @AndrewTomlins32 Thanks for listening! Email: andrew@westendframe.co.uk Visit westendframe.co.uk for more info about our podcasts. 

Mississippi State football director of player development Jay Perry joins Joel Coleman and Logan Lowery to discuss an upcoming reunion for former MSU football players, as well as give insight into what's gone on for the current Bulldogs on the practice fields this spring. The Dear Ol' State podcast is also available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Just search for Dear Ol' State.

On this Bowl-Special edition of Dawg Talk, Neil Price, Jay Perry, Matt Wyatt, and Bart Gregory look back at the regular season and preview Tuesday's Liberty Bowl matchup with Texas Tech. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Mississippi State football staffer Jay Perry joins Joel Coleman and Logan Lowery to discuss MSU's connection with its former football players and much more.

HARDY joins the show to talk College World Series, Neshoba County Fair, musical collaborations, and the upcoming Bulldog Bash. MSU sideline reporter Jay Perry stops by to talk Bulldog Football.

Chris and Laurence chat to SIX's queens Natalie Paris & Sophie Isaacs and HAMILTON's Jay Perry & Aaron Lee Lambert.It's the Musicals Quiz for West End & Broadway Fans Everywhere. In each episode, two teams from hit West End musicals will go head to head to see just how much they really know about the world in which they excel. In this bonus edition of the show, Chris and Laurence chat to Sophie and Natalie about being in SIX and to Jay and Aaron about their time in Hamilton, and to all about just what it means to them to be in such successful global shows as these.     The second episode - Hamilton v SIX - featured a premiere line up from two of the world's most sensational musicals. From the historically inspired all-female phenomenon SIX, we welcomed Natalie Paris (Jane Seymour) and Sophie Isaacs (Katherine Howard) and from a show that really needs no introduction at all, Lin Manuel Miranda's masterpiece Hamilton at the Victoria Palace Theatre, we welcomed Jay Perry and Aaron Lee Lambert who between them cover a multitude of leading roles in the show include Alexander Hamilton, Aaron Burr, the King and George Washington. The show is hosted by the internationally acclaimed composer and lyricist, Laurence Mark Wythe. Laurence is the creator of the award-winning off-Broadway musical Tomorrow Morning; he composed Midnight which recently played at the Union Theatre in London and GROWL! which toured with the NYMT in 2019 and other shows that have been seen around the world. He is joined by co-host Chris Stoddart whose professional credits include Jersey Boys and Evita in the West End.  Follow the show @gameofshowsquiz on Instagram or @shows_quiz on TwitterAll Rights Reserved (c) 2020 Charsola Ltd Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

London's SIX queens Natalie Paris and Sophie Isaacs battle it out with HAMILTON's Jay Perry and Aaron Lee Lambert. It's the Musicals Quiz for West End & Broadway Fans Everywhere. In each episode, two teams from hit West End musicals will go head to head to see just how much they really know about the world in which they excel.     The second episode - Hamilton v SIX - features a premiere line up from two of the world's most sensational musicals. From the historically inspired all-female phenomenon SIX, we welcome Natalie Paris (Jane Seymour) and Sophie Isaacs (Katherine Howard) and from a show that really needs no introduction at all, Lin Manuel Miranda's masterpiece Hamilton at the Victoria Palace Theatre, we welcome Jay Perry and Aaron Lee Lambert who between them cover a multitude of leading roles in the show include Alexander Hamilton, Aaron Burr, the King and George Washington. The show is hosted by the internationally acclaimed composer and lyricist, Laurence Mark Wythe. Laurence is the creator of the award-winning off-Broadway musical Tomorrow Morning; he composed Midnight which recently played at the Union Theatre in London and GROWL! which toured with the NYMT in 2019 and other shows that have been seen around the world. He is joined by co-host Chris Stoddart whose professional credits include Jersey Boys and Evita in the West End.  Follow the show @gameofshowsquiz on Instagram or @shows_quiz on TwitterAll Rights Reserved (c) 2020 Charsola Ltd Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Andy rides solo this week, welcoming a close friend, Jay Perry, founder of Friends With Hearts - a global community of friends working together to restore the magic of Christmas to families in need. They reminisce of they’re trip to Haiti, as well as discuss so societal norms and labels, and what compassion and humanity looks like at its core.

Jay Perry is a Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, based professional photographer specializing in creative and commercial projects. Having began his career in 2009 as a nightlife photographer, Jay was able to rapidly expand his portfolio to include prominent artists such as Snoop Dogg, Usher and Gwen Stefani, as well as clients such as the Toronto Maple Leafs, Toronto Raptors, GO Transit and Boston Pizza. Additionally, while traveling to Haiti during the aftermath of its devastating 2010 earthquake, Jay shot a series of photos capturing the country’s resilience – of which he produced the award-winning photo ‘Kettenie-Love‘. Armed with the belief that raw emotion trumps technical perfection, Jay brings an open mind to his projects alongside an unwavering commitment toward the satisfaction of his diverse clients. Looking ahead, Jay will expand into experimental portraiture, creating unique characters from ordinary, every day people, as well as continue his passion project, ‘Friends With Hearts‘, in an effort to support underprivileged families in the community. Instagram – @jayperry Twitter – @jayperry Founder at (Friends With Hearts) and Owner at Jay Perry https://www.facebook.com/fwHearts/about/?ref=page_internal About Helping families unwrap hope for the Holidays | We believe every family, regardless of circumstance, deserves to know the magic of Christmas. Additional Information We are not a registered charity; we are a community of friends working in conjunction with Good Shepherd in Hamilton to restore the magic of Christmas for families in need. According to a report released in 2012 by the Hamilton Community Foundation, there are some neighbourhoods within Hamilton where poverty rates are at less than 6% and others where it hovers at more than 40%. For many families, this means that Christmas morning will be absent of gifts, including basic necessities and the small luxuries that characterize the excitement of the season. This is where Friends With Hearts finds its purpose. By raising funds on behalf of Good Shepherd to go toward their holiday sponsorship program, we are able to support families who are enduring difficult circumstances and offer hope to the children who feel it the most. Visit www.friendswithhearts.com for more info. Email: info@friendswithhearts.com https://www.amazon.ca/Dad-Got-Sick-Caregivers-Unexpected/dp/1980819726

In this week's episode The Unlocking Theatre team chat to Jay Perry who has starred in Hamilton, Beautiful and Motown among many other productions. Jay also used to be a member of S Club 8 so of course we asked all about that too! Remember to leave us a rating and to follow us on Instagram @unlockingtheatrepodcast and Twitter @unlock_theatre for all the latest theatre news. Next week we'll have another very exciting guest!

Normally we discuss the leadership equation talking about the relationship between the Entrepreneur and their shotgun leader. This week, we will be changing the topic slightly to talk about how recent events in our world have raised our collective awareness about unconscious bias and how we can use this awareness as leaders to be the change we want to see in the world.

GUEST BIO Jay (Jaronda) Perry has been active in residential real estate for over 15 years. She bought her first house at 23, and worked for a boutique firm before starting her own property management and brokerage firm called Prosperity Homes in 2011. Prosperity Homes has a unique business model. The company signs a lease with the property owner that gives the company the right to sublet while the owner gets guaranteed rent for up to three years. Ms. Perry deeply enjoys turning houses into homes and providing clients with affordable short term housing as well as helping others learn from her mistakes. In addition to her real estate work, Ms. Perry works full-time as a computer systems engineer and is a proud Auntie to five nephews and two nieces. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE EPISODE 02:59  Jay's introduction 04:42  A walkthrough on how she manages 70 units plus a fulltime job. 06:39  How Jay got her 1st management client. 10:40  Jay's unique master lease management model. 12:21  What she covers with the 15%. 13:57  Managing risk. 17:03  The first time she did short term rental on a master lease. 18:48  Did her fee increase after doing short term rentals? 19:33  Design aesthetics.  20:42  How to get high-end furniture on the cheap. 24:08  Big companies sell cheap but high-end furniture. 25:18  Why short term rentals are more profitable and stable during Covid. 26:18  Her long term rentals status. 27:21  Being committed and creative in your Airbnb business. 31:50  Key when creating or starting a side hustle 34:39  Her short term rentals systemization. 36:13  The goal. 37:03  The biggest focus. 41:05  Jay's Why. 45:53  Number one secret for success with short term rentals 47:43  Mic drop moment. NOTABLE QUOTES (KEY LESSONS): “You get in life what you have the courage to ask for.” - Jay Perry “If you want your business to look a certain way and to have a certain amount of free time, set it up that way.” - Jay Perry CONNECTING WITH THE GUEST Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jaronda.perry Website: http://prosperity-homes.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

GUEST BIO Jay (Jaronda) Perry has been active in residential real estate for over 15 years. She bought her first house at 23, and worked for a boutique firm before starting her own property management and brokerage firm called Prosperity Homes in 2011. Prosperity Homes has a unique business model. The company signs a lease with the property owner that gives the company the right to sublet while the owner gets guaranteed rent for up to three years. Ms. Perry deeply enjoys turning houses into homes and providing clients with affordable short term housing as well as helping others learn from her mistakes. In addition to her real estate work, Ms. Perry works full-time as a computer systems engineer and is a proud Auntie to five nephews and two nieces. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE EPISODE 02:59 Jay's introduction 04:42 A walkthrough on how she manages 70 units plus a fulltime job. 06:39 How Jay got her 1st management client. 10:40 Jay's unique master lease management model. 12:21 What she covers with the 15%. 13:57 Managing risk. 17:03 The first time she did short term rental on a master lease. 18:48 Did her fee increase after doing short term rentals? 19:33 Design aesthetics. 20:42 How to get high-end furniture on the cheap. 24:08 Big companies sell cheap but high-end furniture. 25:18 Why short term rentals are more profitable and stable during Covid. 26:18 Her long term rentals status. 27:21 Being committed and creative in your Airbnb business. 31:50 Key when creating or starting a side hustle 34:39 Her short term rentals systemization. 36:13 The goal. 37:03 The biggest focus. 41:05 Jay's Why. 45:53 Number one secret for success with short term rentals 47:43 Mic drop moment. NOTABLE QUOTES (KEY LESSONS): “You get in life what you have the courage to ask for.” - Jay Perry “If you want your business to look a certain way and to have a certain amount of free time, set it up that way.” - Jay Perry CONNECTING WITH THE GUEST Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jaronda.perry Website: http://prosperity-homes.com/

Jay Perry is the Founder and CEO of Ally Business Coaching, co-author of Success Manifesto with Brian Tracy, and a certified Birkman consultant. He joins Marcel Schwantes to discuss leadership, communication, and perceptions. This episode is proudly sponsored by Ally Business Coaching. Visit them at www.allybusinesscoaching.com      “Leadership is simple in theory but tricky in execution,” Jay says. He defines leadership as helping people towards being the best version of themselves. Before they are able to do so, however, leaders must first be their best selves. They can then transfer the knowledge and guidance they received to those in their care in order to help them work on their varying strengths. [8:22] There will always be emotional content once there is interaction with people. Jay says that everyone has an optimal state at which they are at their best. The leader’s responsibility is to help people reach and maintain that optimal state. Having respect for each other’s strengths and weaknesses is crucial in building an optimized team. [11:30] Marcel asks Jay what characteristics people should be looking for in leaders during this time of crisis and they discuss how leaders must communicate with clarity and urgency, setting the right expectations. [15:25] There is a prevalence of assumptions during communication: we assume we understand what people mean and their intentions. When someone asks us a question, we stop actively listening when our minds automatically go into solution mode and search for an answer that we assume we have. Additionally, we all have a bias and approach all situations through one perspective, which affects how we interact with others and handle situations. Creativity flourishes when we can control our biases and get to a place of learning. [16:43] Marcel asks Jay about the obstacles that hold leaders back. According to Jay, ego is a large hurdle that leaders must overcome. Other obstacles include assumption-making, a lack of clarity, and addressing realities instead of perceptions. “A person’s perception is more important than their reality,” Jay says. If you perceive something as a threat, you will behave as if you are threatened. [23:26] Marcel asks Jay why he thinks some leaders still lead through fear. “We underestimate the power of fear,” Jay replies. It runs deeper than simply holding us back; leaders themselves are fearful of leading through a way that is unfamiliar to them, and so they continue to use fear as a method of leadership. [27:51] The desired characteristics that the follower group wants their leadership to have include authenticity, confidence and modesty, and leading by example. Furthermore, leadership must be responsive to change, but hold fast to their core values. A good question leaders can ask themselves as a “self-check” is whether they are making those around them more powerful. [31:12] Resources Jay Perry on LinkedIn | Twitter Call or text Jay: 416 587 1748 AllyBusinessCoaching.com Success Manifesto by Brian Tracy and Jay Perry

Jay and I discuss shame, relationships and empathy (or lack of empathy) in business

In this episode, Jay and I discuss awareness, business, the basics of being safe in public.  We discuss mindset, and preparedness for the worst case scenario such as active shooter.  We discuss his business Trident Shield, it's origins, and what lessons he's learned along the way.    Recorded Dec 2018

Guest co-host Jay Perry (Kiss Me Kate/Motown) joins West End Frame Editor, Andrew Tomlins, to talk about the latest goings on in theatreland! In this episode, Andrew & Jay discuss Joseph, Jesus Christ Superstar, Everybody's Talking About Jamie & Captain Corelli's Mandolin, plus the latest news about Sister Act & The Little Mermaid as well as what's going on across the pond on Broadway.Jay also talks about rehearsals for Kiss Me Kate at the Watermill Theatre and his time starring as Berry Gordy in the West End production of Motown The Musical. He also discusses making his professional debut as a child in Whistle Down The Wind and being a member of S Club Juniors.You can follow Jay on Twitter and Instagram at @MrJayPerryHit subscribe and visit www.westendframe.co.uk to stay up-to-date with all things West End Frame. Thanks for listening! 

Award-winning Canadian photographer Jay Perry dodged burning cars in Haiti after the country's devastating 2010 earthquake, he's had Haitian rebels point their guns in his direction and he's driven across the country in a cramped van eating and drinking off four dollars a day. But watching his father slip away from cancer was harder than any of those ordeals. Jay tells us why, and he talks about his book, "My Dad Got Sick: Love and Insights From a Caregiver's Unexpected Journey Through Cancer," an emotional account of interrupting his skyrocketing career at age thirty-one to help his father battle terminal cancer. Jay shares the non-traditional medicine practices incorporated into his dad's daily routine. He opens up about the anxiety of being in debt after leaving the workforce to care for his dad and explains why it was worth it. Jay also tells us about his mission trip to Haiti and how his photograph “Kettenie-Love” changed both his life and the life of the little girl in the photo. Note: this episode originally aired June 28, 2018.Jay's book: My Dad Got Sick: Love and Insights From a Caregiver's Unexpected Journey Through CancerExplore Jay's photographyThe story behind Jay's award-winning photograph “Kettenie-Love” Learn more about Jay's project Friends With HeartsSubscribe to The Agewyz Podcast: iTunesGot a story to share? Email us any time at jana@agewyz.comMusic: “Melancholia” by Dlay | CC BY NC ND | Free Music Archive

As a full-time photographer from Canada, Jay Perry has travelled the country and beyond to capture the moments and memories that matter. Following a photo trip to Haiti in 2010, Jay discovered his passion for helping others. He has since dedicated his time and talent to numerous charitable efforts, while founding his own establishment aptly named Friends With Hearts. Jay recently released his book “My Dad Got Sick” that talks about his experiences taking care of his dying father.   We talk about being in a band, becoming a photographer, starting Friends With Hearts, taking care of his dying father, writing his book, his grief, and dreams of his father.   For a closer glimpse into Jay’s life, check out www.jayperry.ca, www.friendswithhearts.com, www.mydadgotsick.com or his personal Instagram @jayperry

Sam sits down and gets candid with author Jay Perry, author of the book “My Dad Got Sick: Love and Insights From a Caregiver’s Unexpected Journey Through Cancer. He chats about life as a photographer (Snoop Dog, Usher, Gwen Stefani, Toronto Raptors), the photograph that changed his life, his time in jail and the beautiful journey he took with his father upon hearing he was sick.

Motown and S Club Juniors star Jay Perry joins Emma in the studio to chat why he supports Spurs, what ex-footballers are up to now, Patrice Evra and that turkey and terrible teeth.Plus, count the clang.------------------------This is a Create Productions podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What is the impact on caregivers when it's revealed that there is no cure for their loved ones. Bill continues his conversation with Bob Kemp Hospice on palliative care with Clare Freeman. Joining them today is Jay Perry, a photographer who lost his dad after a three year battle with cancer. He wrote a book on the experience. Guest: Clare Freeman, Bob Kemp Hospice. Guest: Jay Perry, photographer and caregiver.

The mayor says that the city has a mandate to move forward on the LRT project. Does it? Guest: Brad Clark, City Councillor, City of Hamilton. There are more women at our council table after the election but will the gender parity affect the way decisions are made at City Hall? Guest: Laura Babcock. President, PowerGroup. What is the impact on caregivers when it's revealed that there is no cure for their loved ones. Bill continues his conversation with Bob Kemp Hospice on palliative care with Clare Freeman. Joining them today is Jay Perry, a photographer who lost his dad after a three year battle with cancer. He wrote a book on the experience. Guest: Clare Freeman, Bob Kemp Hospice. Guest: Jay Perry, photographer and caregiver.

Guest: Jay Perry Jay Perry, author of Take Charge of Your Talent: three Keys to Thriving in Your Career, Organization, and Life, is a Master Coach (MCAC), personal champion and creative partner who helps people to take advantage of both business and personal challenges in unique and powerful ways. His clients include Fortune 500 corporate […]

I have special guest Jay Perry on to talk about his book, his inspiration for photography, horror movies, and a whole myriad of other things.

This week we are joined by a very special guest, Jay Perry to discuss the content of his book "My Dad Got Sick".There is no shortage of books on how to deal with cancer or other chronic diseases. But today, we look at illness from a different perspective; the role of the caretaker. Choosing to become a caretaker for a loved one with a chronic illness can be challenging, rewarding, draining, frustrating, enlightening...heck, throw out almost any adjective you want. It can be a life-changing experience. Jay Perry will share some aspects of his journey as a caretaker filled with both highs and lows and give some advice to those who are going through it themselves and help them get back to the person they were before.Connect with Jay Perry any way you want:www.mydadgotsick.com : - Website for the book "My Dad Got Sick: Love & Insights From A Caregiver's Unexpected Journey Through Cancer"Email: jay@jayperry.caTwitter, InstaGram, and FaceBook are all @jayperrywww.jayperry.ca www.friendswithhearts.com

As a full-time photographer from Canada, Jay Perry has traveled the country and beyond to capture the moments and memories that matter. Then "My Dad Got Sick" and in 2013 I decided to pretty much give up my life to take care of my dad full time. Jay believes his time with his Dad was "way more valuable than money". Listen in and learn how Jay Perry is creating "Healing Ties" all around us.!

As a full-time photographer from Canada, Jay Perry has traveled the country and beyond to capture the moments and memories that matter. Then "My Dad Got Sick" and in 2013 I decided to pretty much give up my life to take care of my dad full time. Jay believes his time with his Dad was "way more valuable than money". Listen in and learn how Jay Perry is creating "Healing Ties" all around us.!

As a full-time photographer from Canada, Jay Perry has traveled the country and beyond to capture the moments and memories that matter. Then "My Dad Got Sick" and in 2013 I decided to pretty much give up my life to take care of my dad full time. Jay believes his time with his Dad was "way more valuable than money". Listen in and learn how Jay Perry is creating "Healing Ties" all around us.!

As a full-time photographer from Canada, Jay Perry has traveled the country and beyond to capture the moments and memories that matter. Then "My Dad Got Sick" and in 2013 I decided to pretty much give up my life to take care of my dad full time. Jay believes his time with his Dad was "way more valuable than money". Listen in and learn how Jay Perry is creating "Healing Ties" all around us.!

Canadian photographer Jay Perry was thirty-one years old when his father was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer. Jay's business was just taking off, with a portfolio that included artists Snoop Dogg, Usher and Gwen Stefani, but he decided to stop working and move in with his parents to help care for and spend time with his dad. On the show he talks about the experience chronicled in his book, “My Dad Got Sick: Love and Insights From a Caregiver's Unexpected Journey Through Cancer.” Jay tells us why it was all worth it, but also frankly shares his anxiety about being in debt from taking two years off from work, why he made himself vulnerable by sharing his cancer journey with his dad on social media and why he didn't take a lot of photos or make any videos of his dad before his death. Told he had nine months to live, Jay's father continued to baffle doctors two years after his diagnosis. Jay also tells us about his mission trip to Haiti and “Kettenie-Love,” a photograph he took during the trip that changed both Jay's life and the little girl in the photo, and about his project Friends With Hearts.To purchase a transcript of this episode please visit this page: TranscriptsExplore Jay's book, “My Dad Got Sick” Jay's website The story behind “Kettenie-Love” More about the project Friends With Hearts Music: “Melancholia” by Dlay | CC BY NC ND | Free Music Archive

Jay Perry, Chief Operating Officer of Women's National Basketball Association Jay is a personal friend of mine and a professional that I admire so much. I was so honored to sit down with her and talk with her about her career, her job, and what it looks like to create change. Prior to working for the WNBA Jay was the President/CEO of the Arizona Super Bowl host committee. She worked really closely in that role with the NFL and with the local community to execute a record-breaking Super Bowl 49. We discuss her career and she shares some great insights.

We’ve got an excellent “TADD” Talk for you today! As part of ADHD Awareness Month and our special activities, ADDA has created TADD Talks, where we’ll be Talking about ADD every day the entire month of October! In today’s TADD talk, Jay Perry, MCAC discusses “Pause-Abilities: The Art and Science of the Neuro-Interrupt” Enjoy! And […] The post TADD 2017 – Pause-Abilities: The Art and Science of the Neuro-Interrupt appeared first on ADDA - Attention Deficit Disorder Association.

We spoke with Canadian photographer Jay Perry about finding your passion, his recent TEDx Talk and the role of education in becoming a photographer. We also talk about his fundraising organisation Friends With Hearts and how a trip to Haiti changed his life.   Highlights: - Jay used to be in a band called Holiday and sold his guitar to fund starting his photography career - Doritos! - Jay talks about how what he thought was his passion turned out not to be - We hear about Jay’s recent TEDx Talk: “Why Your Passion Might Not Be What You Think It Is” - When you’re passionate about something, hard work doesn’t feel like hard work at all - Jay tells us about his trips to Haiti and how it unexpectedly led to him becoming a full-time photographer - We discuss authenticity and technique in photography - The best camera you have is whatever one you have with you (and yup, that can be an iPhone!) - Jay tells us his thoughts on the role that education plays in photography - and it depends on your learning... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On Episode 126 of Soundwaves from the Underground! -Green Day’s wildly popular American Idiot was released in 2004 to critical acclaim. 2010 saw American Idiot come to life on Broadway as a one-act musical. Dan Tracy, an actor on the play’s current run, speaks about the music and events that inspired this production. -The Wasatch Fault are loud, chaotic, complex and beautiful. This special blend of alternative rock has a way of stealing your subconscious with swirling guitar melodies and catchy, danceable riffs. Be careful or these guys will have you daydreaming all day. -The season of Christmas specials and extended commercial breaks is upon us. Turn off the reality TV and let Plan-B Theatre slice you off a piece of nostalgia with Radio Hour 8: Fairyana. Jay Perry and Jason Tatom give us details on this live radio show about a radio show where it’s miscreant writers become possessed by their characters during a holiday special. -Steeped in Americana, The Hollering Pines will pluck at your heartstrings with their twangy guitar and trembling female vocals, making you dream about the past and what could have been. The band toiled for months until releasing their debut album in November: Long Nights, Short Lives and Spilled Chances. -With the sun setting earlier and the nights getting colder, finding events and activities to fill your time with becomes harder, but Jimmy Martin reminds us that Hollywood has our cure for seasonal depression as he discusses this winter season’s upcoming film releases.   … read more The post Episode #126 – American Idiot, The Wasatch Fault, Plan-B: Radio Hour 8, The Hollering Pines, Winter Films with Jimmy Martin first appeared on SLUG Magazine.

33voices interviews Jay Perry, coauthor of Take Charge of Your Talent: Three KEys to Thriving in Your Career, Organization, and Life.