Podcast appearances and mentions of Jay Turner

In the spring of 2023, Katie Skidmore was diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disorder known as anti-GBM. It attacked her kidneys and left her critically ill. While she recovered from the disease, she was left without functioning kidneys and Katie learned to navigate her new world of being on dialysis. While that was happening, she actively searched for a living donor. Then, on September 12, 2024, Katie's dream of getting a new kidney became a reality.   This conversation brings Katie together with her living donor, Jay Turner — who felt a “magnetic draw” to help this young woman. (34:54)

Jeffmont Ltd is a company that specializes in high-quality golf clubs and custom golf equipment. They are known for their expertise in crafting custom-fitted golf clubs tailored to the specific needs and preferences of golfers. On this episode of The Wednesday Match Play Podcast powered by Epic Golf Club, Jay provides an insightful overview of Jeffmont Ltd, detailing how they personalize the fitting process to meet the specific needs of each golfer. He debunks common misconceptions about fittings and takes us step-by-step through what a fitting appointment entails. Additionally, Jay emphasizes the significance of golf ball fitting and discusses the investment involved in purchasing a new set of clubs. This was a customized conversation, and an honor having Jay on the show. Let's tee off.

Send us a textOn the latest episode of The Get Ready Money Podcast, I spoke with Jay Turner and Mitch Radhuber, co-founders of Fince about changing the way we think about money and personalized financial guidance.In this episode we discussed:The importance of considering your goals and looking at the big picture.Why you should put money advice from social media into perspective..Allow yourself to have the quality of life to include what brings you joy.Be aware of where your money is going. You can have it all, you just can't have it all at once - Scott Galloway. Jay Turner's background is in business operations and supply chain with a business degree from the University of South Carolina, originally from Atlanta, Georgia. He is a volunteer for Junior Achievement and is a member of the AFCPE. He is now the cofounder and CEO of FinceMitch Radhuber is a software engineer with a degree in computer engineering from the University of Michigan, originally from Westchester County, New York. He started his career working as an engineer at a large investment bank in New York City. He's now the co-founder and CTO of Fince.Connect with Jay Turner:LinkedIn:(here)Twitter/X: (here)Newsletter: Follow the Money (here)Connect with Mitch Radhuber:LinkedIn:(here)Twitter/X: (here)Newsletter: if (Money): (here)Fince:Website: (here) Referenced:Article about the impact of tutoring in school and how that applies to money (here)Study on Gen Z getting financial advice from social media (here) Rahkim Sabree (website)  - check out: The Get Ready Money Podcast with Rahkim Sabree: Overcoming Financial Trauma (here)Prudence Zhu (website) - check out: The Get Ready Money Podcast with Prudence Zhu: Living A Life You Love (here)Compound Interest: The Get Ready Money Podcast Financial Five Episode with Chris Mouzon, Derrick Wesley, Mac Gardner and Thomas Kopelman: The Power of Compound Interest (here)Support the show

During this year's DNC, President Biden reflected on numerous accomplishments and discussed his track record. One of the signature pieces of legislation of the Biden presidency, and of Democrats in this era, is the Inflation Reduction Act, also known as the IRA. This August marked the 2-year anniversary of the landmark federal law. Our guest this week teamed up with his students to track the cumulative effects of the implementation of the IRA. Jay Turner is the Wiliam R. Kenan, Jr. Professor of Environmental Studies at Wellesley College. He's also a historian, author on U.S. environmental politics and wrote “Charged: A History of Batteries and Lessons for a Clean Energy Future.” He joins WITHpod to discuss progress made, developments in batteries and electric energy sources, possible paths forward to reach ambitious goals and more.

In this podcast episode, Taylor Arenz interviews Dr. Rod Jay Turner Jr., a primary care and sports medicine specialist, to explore the intersection of healthcare and sports.Dr. Turner shares his journey, from obtaining a bachelor's in molecular and cellular biology from Vanderbilt University to earning a master's and medical degree from UTHealth Houston. With a rich background of research and residency at UTHealth Houston, Dr. Turner offers a unique perspective on sports medicine.They discuss Dr. Turner's role as the team physician for major sports teams including the Houston Rockets, Houston Dynamo, and St. Thomas University, and delve into the importance of tailored treatment plans for sports-related injuries.The conversation highlights how Dr. Turner balances his clinical commitments with his responsibilities as an assistant professor in the Department of Family and Community Medicine at McGovern Medical School at UTHealth Houston.Dr. Turner also illuminates the latest advancements in sports medicine, preventive measures for athletes of all ages, and a holistic approach to sports-related healthcare. He emphasizes the crucial role of education and continuous learning in effectively managing and treating sports injuries.Tune in to this episode to gain insights into the dynamic field of sports medicine and the passion driving healthcare professionals dedicated to the well-being of athletes.

James Brown and John Butler are joined by Jay Turner, voice of the Trojans. They talk high school baseball, softball, and some of the best trips while broadcasting football.

But what does the Scripture say? “Cast out the slave woman and her son, for the son of the slave woman shall not inherit with the son of the free woman.” So, brothers, we are not children of the slave but of the free woman. — Galatians 4:30-31 CALL OUT:  Today's call-out goes to Jay Turner from Seabrook, SC, and his group, who is using our study Attributes for Men on RightNow Media. Thank you so much. Are you hearing voices that are competing with the truth? Paul's words in this text pierce through the legalistic voices we all hear. He urged us to cast off the shackles of slavery that entangle our souls. Just as Sarah demanded the expulsion of Hagar and Ishmael, so too are we called to purge our lives of legalism and legalistic voices that come from anywhere or anyone who would speak anything but the truth. As you travel your spiritual journey, you will encounter people and voices that seek to ensnare you. Certain Jewish teachers in Galatia did. They sought to impose circumcision and obedience to the law as requirements for salvation, which was a denial of the sufficiency of Christ's sacrifice on the Cross. Some believers silently accepted this, assuming it was the truth. But Paul's voice rose louder. He spoke back to these people and their voices, proclaiming that legalism has no place in the life of a believer. Today, instead of passively accepting everything you hear, it may be time to test these people and their voices. When they do not align with Scriptural truth, speak back to them. Preach the truth to them and know that sometimes just saying it is enough to reject the voices and people who entangle us all. God, give the believer listening today the strength to reject and speak back to any untruth that is stirring in their mind or resting on their soul. Liberate them from legalism. In Jesus's name, amen. #FreedomInChrist #RejectLegalism #VoiceOfTruth #CastOutShackles #EmbraceGospelFreedom ASK THIS: How can you discern between voices that align with Scriptural truth and those that promote legalism or falsehood? In what areas of your life do you feel the pull of legalistic pressures or voices? How can you actively cast out these influences and embrace the freedom found in Christ? DO THIS: Speak back to the voice of untruth. PRAY THIS: Lord, grant me discernment to recognize and reject the voices of legalism that seek to entangle my soul. Empower me to boldly embrace the freedom found in Your truth. Help me to speak out against falsehood and stand firm in the liberty secured for me by Christ's sacrifice on the cross. Amen. PLAY THIS: Truth I'm Standing On.

Batteries are critical for the energy transition. Can the US build a domestic industry for batteries from mining for minerals to producing batteries at scale? Allegra Dawes hosts this episode with Jay Turner, a professor of environmental studies at Wellesley College; Jasper Jung, the Executive Director of Global strategic initiatives and public policy with General Motors; Steve LeVine the editor of the online publication, the Electric; and Jon Evans, the CEO and President of Lithium Americas. 

James Brown and Jay Turner do a special episode for the Spirit Week on the Glasgow Public Square. They are joined by Chesney McPherson, Ally Buie, Hadley Adams and Jameson Corbin.

Playing the songs you forgot you loved!   Ruby and Jay Turner of Turner's Body Shop join the show on Small Venue Music.     The family band, Turner's Body Shop, has been entertaining fans across Richmond, Va for over a decade.  They play a unique set of cover songs and original songs that are a joy to see live.      Jay starts off the show by sharing how he started playing with Ruby when she was only 9 years old.  He shares the journey they began as a duo playing in open mic nights and eventually paying gigs in the central virginia music scene.   Jay talks about how they expanded to a full band by adding his son, Jax, on bass guitar and William McIntyre on lead guitar.   Jay tells a touching story about the origins of the band name and the connection it has to his father and grandfather.  Ruby and Jay talk about their song selections and how and why they pick the songs they play.  Ruby talks about her reasons for being selective in the songs where she sings lead vocal.  Ruby talks about which instruments she plays and how she learned.   The full band joins the show and plays an amazing version of “Memories Worthy of a Song”.  It's an original song written by Jay about memories he shares with his brother about growing up.   Ruby and Jay return to talk about how they got their start in music.  Jay shares all of the bands he's been a part of in Richmond going back to his time in Freeman High School.   Ruby talks about the venues she loves and how they handled playing live during the COVID shutdowns.   The show closes with the band sharing some of their upcoming shows.     Turner's Body Shop Contact Info   Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/TurnersBodyShopBand Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/RubyMaeandJayTurner Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/turnersbodyshopband/ Follow Small Venue Music on Social Media   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100092072434167 Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/smallvenuemusic YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/@SmallVenueMusic/ Twitter:  https://twitter.com/SmallVenueMusic Tik Tok:  https://www.tiktok.com/@smallvenuemusic

Closing out the Full Circle Men on the Move Series was new friend to the show Jay Turner. Jay is the founder of Love I Am, A Community Media Agency. Jay is passionate about serving community organizations and small businesses by providing affordable media services for the community of Sacramento. Need quality business photos, event promotion, or to produce a commercial? Call Jay! Tune in to hear how Jay and his team provide services for organizations and businesses, his mission to train young people to become content creators and his great vision to expand his current mobile studio into a full media empire. I'm here for it! To learn more and support Love I Am follow him on social media or visit his website. https://loveiam4us.org/ https://www.facebook.com/loveiam4us/ @loveiam4us --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/iammswanda/support

In this episode of Flanigan's Eco-Logic, Ted speaks with Jay Turner, Professor of Environmental Studies at Wellesley College and Author of Charged: A History of Batteries and Lessons for a Clean Energy Future.Jay is also Author of The Promise of Wilderness: American Environmental Politics since 1964 (2012), which focuses on debates over public lands protection in the United States. His second book, The Republican Reversal: Conservatives and the Environment from Nixon to Trump (2018, co-authored) details the evolution of conservative opposition to environmental reform, culminating with the Trump administration. He and Ted discuss his background, growing up in Virginia, attending Washington and Lee University, Brown University, and Princeton University for his PhD in environmental history. Jay has been teaching in the Environmental Studies Program at Wellesley College since the fall of 2006, and has also been active in sustainability initiatives at Wellesley and nearby communities, especially those pertaining to energy and climate change. In 2017, he helped lead a community solar campaign in Natick, Massachusetts that resulted in more than 150 new solar installations.  His most recent book, Charged: A History of Batteries and Lessons for a Clean Energy Future, unpacks the history of batteries to explore why solving the battery problem is crucial to a clean energy transition. He highlights their many uses: powering zero-emission vehicles, storing electricity from solar panels and wind turbines, and modernizing the electric grid, and demonstrates that they are essential to scaling up the renewable energy resources that help address global warming. He also digs into batteries' unique environmental impact—including mining, disposal, and more—questioning a clean energy transition risk trading one set of problems for another. With new insight on questions of justice and sustainability, Charged draws on the past for crucial lessons that will help us build a clean energy future, from the ground up.

My guest today is Dr. Jay Turner, Professor of Environmental Studies at Wellesely College. Dr. Turner is a prolific researcher on the recent history of U.S. environmental politics and policy, including climate change, the clean energy transition, and public lands management. This is very timely thanks to legislation such as the IRA. He has taught in the Environmental Studies Program at Wellesley College since the fall of 2006 and his training is in environmental history and environmental studies.  His most recent book, Charged: A History of Batteries and Lessons for a Clean Energy Future, unpacks the history of batteries to explore why solving the battery problem is crucial to a clean energy transition. But given the unique environmental impact of batteries—including mining, disposal, and more—does a clean energy transition risk trading one set of problems for another?   In today's discussion we cover both the fascinating history and future of the energy transition, historical precedents, pricing risks (environmental and geopolitical), understanding the optimal public/private investment model, Dr Turner's EV supply chain database, and what he learned in writing this fascinating book.

Canton Citizen Editor Jay Turner talks with the three Candidates for the Canton Select Board: LISA LOPEZ, JOHN R. McCOURT CHRISTOPHER ALBERT Vote for no more than two. The Election is April 4th. Early voting available. (See details below.) See a sample ballot HERE The Candidates Forum is a joint effort between the Canton Citizen and Canton Community Tv. Look for this event on Canton Community Tv. Jay Turner also interviews Candidates for the School Committee and Library Trustees. Watch for those events on this podcast and on Canton Community Tv.   Also keep up to date on local news and candidates with the Canton Citizen From the Town Clerk's office: Early Voting Available For Town Election The Town Clerk has announced that Early Voting for the April 4th Annual Town Election will be available in the Town Clerk's Office at Canton Town Hall, 801 Washington Street, during the following dates and times: Saturday                              March 25th                           9:00 am – 5:00 pm Monday                               March 27th                           8:00 am – 5:00 pm Tuesday                               March 28th                           8:00 am – 7:00 pm Wednesday                         March 29th                           8:00 am – 5:00 pm Thursday                             March 30th                           8:00 am – 5:00 pm Friday                                   March 31st                           8:00 am – 1:00 pm  

Canton Citizen Editor Jay Turner talks with the three Candidates for the Canton School Committee: KIM McCOURT LAURA ARBOLEDA RACHAEL WALLACE Vote for no more than two. The Election is April 4th. Early voting available. (See details below.) See a sample ballot HERE The Candidates Forum is a joint effort between the Canton Citizen and Canton Community Tv. Look for this event on Canton Community Tv. Jay Turner also interviews Candidates for the Select Board and Library Trustees. Watch for those events on this podcast and on Canton Community Tv.   Also keep up to date on local news and candidates with the Canton Citizen From the Town Clerk's office: Early Voting Available For Town Election The Town Clerk has announced that Early Voting for the April 4th Annual Town Election will be available in the Town Clerk's Office at Canton Town Hall, 801 Washington Street, during the following dates and times: Saturday                              March 25th                           9:00 am – 5:00 pm Monday                               March 27th                           8:00 am – 5:00 pm Tuesday                               March 28th                           8:00 am – 7:00 pm Wednesday                         March 29th                           8:00 am – 5:00 pm Thursday                             March 30th                           8:00 am – 5:00 pm Friday                                   March 31st                           8:00 am – 1:00 pm  

Canton Citizen Editor Jay Turner talks with the three Candidates for the Canton Library Trustees GEORGE T. COMEAU BETTY CHELMOW JOHN (JAY) FOLEY MINDY MILMAN SUSAN COGLIAN   Vote for no more than three. The Election is April 4th. Early voting available. (See details below.) See a sample ballot HERE The Candidates Forum is a joint effort between the Canton Citizen and Canton Community Tv. Look for this event on Canton Community Tv. Jay Turner also interviews Candidates for the Select Board and School Committee. Watch for those events on this podcast and on Canton Community Tv.   Also keep up to date on local news and candidates with the Canton Citizen From the Town Clerk's office: Early Voting Available For Town Election The Town Clerk has announced that Early Voting for the April 4th Annual Town Election will be available in the Town Clerk's Office at Canton Town Hall, 801 Washington Street, during the following dates and times: Saturday                              March 25th                           9:00 am – 5:00 pm Monday                               March 27th                           8:00 am – 5:00 pm Tuesday                               March 28th                           8:00 am – 7:00 pm Wednesday                         March 29th                           8:00 am – 5:00 pm Thursday                             March 30th                           8:00 am – 5:00 pm Friday                                   March 31st                           8:00 am – 1:00 pm  

"For this mix I picked out a combination of dub techno, minimal and some more nice dubby sounds for a lovely Dubby Experience." - @turner_yugen Read more @ feeder.ro/2023/01/16/jay-turner

Earlier this year NSW DPI detected Varroa mite in surveillance hives at the Port of Newcastle, and then subsequent areas following more hive inspections. NSW DPI then released the Biosecurity (Varroa mite) Emergency Order 2022 in an attempt to eradicate this parasite that has the potential to seriously impact the Australian Honeybee Industry. This week we chat to Ben Moore from Ben's Bees (our resident bee guru) to get the latest updates on the Varroa Mite outbreak status, we chat about the biology of this parasite, the lead up to where we are now, the future of our honey bee industry but more importantly what our obligations as pest managers are. What can and should we be doing to prevent the spread of Varroa Mite. This episode is a must listen for any pest manager that deals with bees and especially if you are based in NSW! Familiarise yourself with the Varroa mite emergency zone map and get the latest updates here- https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/emergencies/biosecurity/current-situation/varroa-mite-emergency-response https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/pestie-profiles/id1586241937

This episode we continue our chat with Ben Moore all about bees. Ben actually hosts his own podcast https://www.bensbees.com.au/category/podcasts/ and literally lives and breathes everything bee related. This episode is the second installment of a series of episodes Ben and I will produce all about stinging insects. So we will touch on social wasps, solitary wasps, our native bees and of course European Honey Bees. We talk about their ecology, lifecycles, and tips on working with stinging insects. Part 2 sees us really getting into the biology of European Honey Bees and in particular swarming behavior. So if you deal with bees and want to know more this is the podcast for you! https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/pestie-profiles/id1586241937

The podcast series where we put the spotlight on the best in the pest business. Hear their stories, their successes, their failures, and ultimately what lead them to where they are today! Join Jay Turner as he interviews some of the most inspirational pest managers in the Australian Pest Management Industry. Check it Out! https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/pestie-profiles/id1586241937

On today's Heavy Networking episode we talk with sponsor Console Connect, which provides software-defined interconnections for enterprises and service providers. Guests Paul Gampe and Jay Turner dig into the Console Connect catalog, including Internet On-Demand, CloudRouter, and some of the interesting partner integrations that provide unique connectivity options.

On today's Heavy Networking episode we talk with sponsor Console Connect, which provides software-defined interconnections for enterprises and service providers. Guests Paul Gampe and Jay Turner dig into the Console Connect catalog, including Internet On-Demand, CloudRouter, and some of the interesting partner integrations that provide unique connectivity options.

On today's Heavy Networking episode we talk with sponsor Console Connect, which provides software-defined interconnections for enterprises and service providers. Guests Paul Gampe and Jay Turner dig into the Console Connect catalog, including Internet On-Demand, CloudRouter, and some of the interesting partner integrations that provide unique connectivity options.

On today's Heavy Networking episode we talk with sponsor Console Connect, which provides software-defined interconnections for enterprises and service providers. Guests Paul Gampe and Jay Turner dig into the Console Connect catalog, including Internet On-Demand, CloudRouter, and some of the interesting partner integrations that provide unique connectivity options. The post Heavy Networking 618: Building Virtual Networks With Console Connect (Sponsored) appeared first on Packet Pushers.

On today's Heavy Networking episode we talk with sponsor Console Connect, which provides software-defined interconnections for enterprises and service providers. Guests Paul Gampe and Jay Turner dig into the Console Connect catalog, including Internet On-Demand, CloudRouter, and some of the interesting partner integrations that provide unique connectivity options. The post Heavy Networking 618: Building Virtual Networks With Console Connect (Sponsored) appeared first on Packet Pushers.

On today's Heavy Networking episode we talk with sponsor Console Connect, which provides software-defined interconnections for enterprises and service providers. Guests Paul Gampe and Jay Turner dig into the Console Connect catalog, including Internet On-Demand, CloudRouter, and some of the interesting partner integrations that provide unique connectivity options. The post Heavy Networking 618: Building Virtual Networks With Console Connect (Sponsored) appeared first on Packet Pushers.

Are you considering starting your own trucking business? If so, now is a great time to do it. The trucking industry is experiencing major growth, and there are plenty of opportunities for entrepreneurs who are ready to seize them. In this episode of The Cortez Hustle Show, we'll discuss with our special guest Jay Turner, the reasons why now is a great time to start a trucking business, and we'll also provide some tips for getting started. So if you're thinking about making the leap into entrepreneurship, listen up.Connect with Jay here: www.thegwcnetwork.comThe Cortez Hustle Show Book Of The Month is "Traffic Secrets" by Russell Brunson Get Your Free Copy Here!Text the keyword "Mastermind" to 314-866-4053 to join our private group and get hundreds of dollars in free training & resources weekly. This mastermind is 100% FREE.Support Our Show Partner Bob CraneClick here for FREE Financial Resources: https://bit.ly/tchsbobOpen Arms Wellness - For all of your mental health needs. Take a quick survey to get matched up with the right counselor today: https://bit.ly/h2htherapistmatchDownload our FREE Google My Business Training Guide here: https://bit.ly/tomgmbTry Canva Pro here bit.ly/tomcanvaSet up your FREE Builderall Account here http://digitalempiresystem.comThe Cortez Hustle Affiliate Challenge: http://cortezhustlechallenge+++3 TOOLS EVERY ENTREPRENEUR NEEDS TO GROW +++1. Digital Marketing Platform - Create your own websites, sales funnels, digital products, online communities, and more with the Digital Empire System. It's the Premier All-In-One Digital Marketing Platform. Start your 30-Day trial for $1 Click Here2. Mentorship/Mastermind - Every entrepreneur should have a coach, mentor, or be part of a mastermind group. The Monetize My Life Academy is the premier Digital Marketing Mastermind for entrepreneurs looking to get more out of the internet and social media. If you're looking to grow your online presence this is the mastermind group for you. Click Here3. Financial Education - Ask any entrepreneur why they're building a business and I guarantee that "LEGACY" is in their top 3 answers. Having the right financial education is what makes building that legacy a reality. Our FinancialEdge membership is designed with unlimited access to professionals to help you Minimize Taxes, Improve Credit, Reduce Debt, And Grow Your Money For Retirement with Done-For-You Real Estate Investing and Other Strategies. Click Here==ABOUT THE CORTEZ HUSTLE SHOW==iTunes: Click HereStitcher: Click HereSpotify: Click HereGoogle Podcast: Click Here====================================================Email: hcortez@ThorntonOnlineMarketing.comWebsite https://www.blackbizsuccess.comhttp://facebook.com/thecortezhustleshowhttp://instagram.com/cortezhustlehttp://twitter.com/finhealthmentorDISCLAIMER: H Cortez aka Financial Health Mentor is NOT afinancial advisor/planner or CPA. The information shared on this channel is not financial advice but instead examples of actual experiences of H Cortez and the guests of the channel. Also, any mention/reference to income is NOT a guarantee but merely an example of potential income that could be made if one puts in the work required. Always see a certified professional assist you in your financial matters. Finally, the links recommended in most cases pay me a small commission if you were to click through and buy. That's one of the ways I finance the podcast.=====REFERENCES & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS=====1 Minute Motivation YouTube CreditShow Some Love To The "Warriors and Winners" Channel: Click Here1 Minute Motivation Video: Click HereIntro Music for The Cortez Hustle Show Intro Courtesy of Anno Domini Beats#creditandtrucking #cortezhustle #blackbizsuccess

This week on the Southern Fried Philosophy Podcast, Biggun plans a road trip during a gas shortage, Producer Brian can't stop eating chicken sandwiches and Magic Man is high on benadryl. We're joined by Special Guest Jay Turner, director of Legacy River. Southern Fried Philosophy ****************************** Become an SFP Insider Today! Click the link to join us!    Music  SFP Intro - Lenny The Band YouTube subscribers Sponsors Webmerized Watchman Cigar Operation Decisive Victory   How You Be Durrin’ Southern Phrase of the Week: Bless Your Heart” A phrase used to show appreciation to someone who brings you a glass of sweet tea (or does something nice in general) or as a sympathetic phrase to let you know that the person understands the difficult time you are going through. It can be said sincerely, but when said in the South, it can also have an edge to it and be accompanied by a good-natured shake of the head. A sympathetic phrase usually uttered when the speaker believes the recipient to be sweet, but misguided or stupid. Follow Up/Discuss Deescalate - Vince   Teacher Appreciation   Mother's Day recap   Ohio vaccine lottery   Gas Shortage  Special Guest - Jay Turner - FirstFour Films Legacy River  

Jay Turner is a giant in the local skate community.  Cutting his teeth riding street and vert on both sides of the bay, Jay has had his hands in virtually every possible facet of the continued growth of the art, sport and culture of skateboarding.  An early contributor to Skatepark of Tampa, Jay went on to run Central Skate Park in Clearwater (later 688 Skate Park), created and managed competitions throughout the southeast and east coast under the moniker Skateboarding Association of America and even working with Team Pain Skatepark Design.  Today he runs Anchor Skate Supply in downtown St. Pete (just 1800 feet from St. Pete Regional Skate Park, in which he played a huge role in bringing about), as well as mentoring and teaching skaters regardless of race, gender or age.  We are lucky to have Jay out there keeping skateboarding going. 

We made it to Episode 34 of the Behind the Golf Brand Podcast. In this week's episode, I interview my friend Jay Turner the founder and CEO of Redbird Avian Golf Clubs.Investing your time and money in getting a properly fit set of irons can enable you to play better golf but may have some hidden financial benefits as well. A well-built, well-fit set of irons will outlast the cycle of buying clubs off the shelve, having frustrations, and running back to the store or online forum to find your next set. The premium materials, impressive performance, and fitting capacity of the Avian iron family is impressive top to bottom. Understanding that clubs tailored to your golf swing can have immense benefits in your performance is paramount. A better fit can lead to more distance, more accuracy, and less stress on the course. Better fit, better equipment, and a better customer experience can all be found in the Avian brand.Support the show (https://legiongolf.co/)

In this episode Jane speaks to Cath Mundy and Jay Turner, a singer-song writing duo who worked with Jigsaw Qld and our client and stakeholder groups to write a song to represent the Forced Adoption experience. They then performed the song with some of the group participants at the 2020 7th Anniversary of the National Apology for Past Forced Adoption Practices in Australia. This episode discusses adult themes and listener discretion is advised. For more information go to http://www.jigsawqueensland.com/episode-notes

On this Episode we dive into the conversation regarding opportunities. How people from different worlds can capitalize on their effort to become a better version of themselves. We invited some friends along to help with this topic, you'll get to know James Coleman and Jay Turner. 

Today's show brings another guest into the Property Pros Spotlight. Jay Turner, from Fife in Scotland, has spent a considerable time in the property world, and is only going from strength to strength. In this episode Jay sits down in the studio to discuss his background, his story so far, his experiences and opinions, his wins and challenges, and his goals and aspirations. Jay shares from his vast experience and knowledge in the area of lettings and running a successful business. He talks about family life, demands on his time, and the challenge to balance everything. He shares his thoughts on property, investing, and the market in general. Jay also talks about the big decision points in his business and personal life, the thoughts that were formed, and the decisions that were made. There are a ton of insights and shared wisdoms that he passes to viewers in this episode.  And he talks about some of the deals and several projects he has underway right now.

Due to the fast-moving nature of the global health pandemic that is COVID-19, this week's scheduled episode with Jay Turner has been postponed for a short period. That's a fantastic 2-part show that viewers will get a lot from, so keep your eyes peeled for those episodes being released shortly. For now, though, due to the current situation we have a special 'emergency podcast' bringing in Paul McFadden as a special guest to discuss the current climate that we face as people, family members, business owners, and investors. Watch today's episode to find out... > how the very real economic impacts from this health pandemic are NOT the actual global recession that Paul sees as still to come > how Paul views challenging times like these to test ourselves as leaders > the lessons behind thinking of the 'economic tides' being out and being in, and how they relate to the state of our business > how the key areas of Mindset and Due Diligence are what can help you thrive and survive in these times of uncertainty > how the current Government stimulus packages are very much required in the short-term, but also very damaging for the long-term.

Welcome to the 31st episode of Automating Quality. Mandy Gervasio is your host, and she’s on a mission to bring you hot industry topics with her fellow life sciences partners and friends! And today, she is joined by her co-host, Philippe Gaudreau, the founder and CEO of SOLABS.   Today’s show is dedicated to all the SOLABIAN friends who have tuned in for each episode and have supported Automating Quality’s journey for the past two seasons! Mandy and Philippe have been on this thought leadership mission for one and a half years now, partnering with life sciences subject matter experts to bring relevant industry trends and best practices to the forefront.   In this episode, they will be taking a look back at the last two seasons, highlighting some of the best clips from previous episodes. Mandy and Philippe have covered so many topics over the past two seasons — from automated system best practices such as validating your cloud solutions and maintaining data integrity, to various best practices areas like inspection readiness and global inspection trends; as well as current hot topics. For new listeners, this could be a great episode to tune into to find out which episodes you want to go back and listen to next!   So sit back, relax, and enjoy this episode dedicated to all of you — Automating Quality’s listeners!   Key Takeaways: [:32] Mandy opens up today’s episode by thanking guests and listeners for tuning in for the past two seasons! [1:54] Philippe thanks Mandy, the guests, and listeners of Automating Quality, and reminisces on their podcast journey. [3:23] About today’s special ‘best of’ episode! [4:42] In this first clip, Rachel Fountain speaks about implementing a change management process from episode 1. [5:29] Jay Turner speaks about optimizing compliance from episode 2. [5:55] In this episode 3 clip, Mary Senica speaks about evaluating and implementing a software solution. [6:38] Alan Greathouse speaks about measuring operational effectiveness from this episode 4 clip. [7:00] Rachel Fountain highlights some do’s and don’ts of change management from episode 5. [7:36] Rich Greer gives his thoughts on data integrity from this episode 6 clip. [8:21] In this episode 7 clip, Dr. Richard Prince explains the term ‘local-global’ and why it is so useful to remember. [9:14] Nathalie Bourgouin explains the main difference between a GMP quality system versus a GCP quality system from episode 8. [9:47] Graham O’Keefe gives his thoughts on effective training methods for millennials from episode 9. [10:26] Jay Turner speaks about social and collaborative learning from this episode 11 clip. [10:57] In this episode 12 clip, Brian McNamara speaks about building an effective training assessment program. [11:25] Philippe Gaudreau speaks about validating a cloud-based solution from episode 12. [12:20] In the first episode of the 6-part series (ep. 14), Lisa Helmonds gives her thoughts on some of the key elements of virtual life sciences company. [13:02] In episode 2/6 of the series (ep. 15) with Lisa, she speaks about some of the qualifications and oversight of contract service providers. [13:51] In episode 3/6 (ep. 17) of the series with Lisa, she speaks about quality agreements. [14:55] In episode 4/6 (ep. 18) of the series with Lisa, she gives her thoughts on quality culture. [15:37] In episode 5/6 (ep. 19) of the series with Lisa, she speaks about management review and quality metrics. [16:26] In the last episode of the series with Lisa (ep. 20), she speaks about investigation deviations and non-conformances. [17:01] In this episode 21 clip, Michael de la Torre speaks about GMP inspection analytics. [17:47] Justin Lacombe gives his thoughts on quality by design from episode 22. [18:50] Jay Turner speaks about what makes a good facilitator from episode 23. [19:28] Phil Becker speaks about leveraging a risk-based approach to develop, implement, and maintain your IT program from episode 25. [20:38] In this episode 27 clip, Kathy Landes speaks about the LIR process. [21:15] Mandy speaks about data migration from this episode 29 clip. [22:07] Nathalie Bourgouin speaks about inspection readiness from a GCP and GMP lens. [22:34] Mandy thanks listeners for tuning in to today’s episode and shares when Automating Quality will be returning for season 3!   Mentioned in this Episode: Mandy.Podcast@Solabs.com Philippe Gaudreau on LinkedIn

Things discussed: Ayden Owens: USC transfer is #16 in decathlon rankings. One of the best athletes in the world is now at Michigan. Michigan's new indoor track has banked corners on hydraulics. Football camp opens: two helmets & shorts, then two helmets and shoulderpads, Tuesday is full pads. Sean McKeon and the tight end depth chart. Finally hearing nice things about Muhammad Fullback doesn't exist. They count as backs now. Spread H is going to get five carries a game. Sainristil or Giles Jackson? NOW can we have some RPOs? Right tackle battle: tie goes to Mayfield. Starting as a tie. Warinner thinks this is a great OL. Depth exists! When was the last time we had OL depth? Running back: Tru can go the distance because blocking is a big deal. Jay: Turner the fastest guy they've had in Harbaugh era. Charbonnet a ball of potential. Defensive tackle: Dwumfour could be our dude if he can defend the run. Kwity as a DT? Uncomfortable with the secondary: Vincent Gray is #2 until Ambry is well again. More Cover 2 this year. Jordan Glasgow will get some time at WLB. How to read practice reports.

Softy and Dick are live from Jefferson Park Golf Course on Beacon Hill as we celebrate public golf courses in Seattle amidst talk of doing away with the courses in favor of affordable housing. Jarran Reed's suspension adds to some question marks surrounding the Seahawks defense this season, so how concerned are you heading into the 2019 season? Jay Turner, founder of Jeffmont, explains why the golf courses in the city need to stay right where they are.

Softy and Dick are live from Jefferson Park Golf Course on Beacon Hill as we celebrate public golf courses in Seattle amidst talk of doing away with the courses in favor of affordable housing. Jarran Reed's suspension adds to some question marks surrounding the Seahawks defense this season, so how concerned are you heading into the 2019 season? Jay Turner, founder of Jeffmont, explains why the golf courses in the city need to stay right where they are.

Softy and Dick are live from Jefferson Park Golf Course on Beacon Hill as we celebrate public golf courses in Seattle amidst talk of doing away with the courses in favor of affordable housing. Jarran Reed's suspension adds to some question marks surrounding the Seahawks defense this season, so how concerned are you heading into the 2019 season? Jay Turner, founder of Jeffmont, explains why the golf courses in the city need to stay right where they are.

Welcome to the 23rd episode of Automating Quality. Mandy Gervasio is your host, and she’s on a mission to bring you hot industry topics with her fellow life sciences partners and friends!   Today, Mandy is joined by her co-host, Philippe Gaudreau, and return guest from episodes two and ten, Jay Turner! Jay is the CEO and founder of EduJay LLC., and he is a self-proclaimed learning and development ninja! He has devoted his career to improving people, processes, and programs to produce business results. This includes everything from implementing learning management systems, to designing staff development and leadership development programs, to providing executive coaching.   In this episode, Mandy and Jay are discussing innovation to retrovation — an interesting concept about maintaining GTP (AKA Good Training Practices) in a GxP world. Jay gives his expert feedback on the concepts of GTP, explains what he means by “retrovate” and how it applies to training, gives his top three favorite GTPs and how they can be leveraged in the quality space, and also explains how we can effectively innovate in training when we know it’s needed. The feedback that Jay provides in this episode will be incredibly beneficial for listeners who are considering enhancements to their current training and professional development programs. So tune in to get all of his valuable insight on today’s topic!   Key Takeaways: [:32] About today’s episode with return guest, Jay Turner! [2:37] Mandy welcomes Jay back to the show! [2:49] What does Jay mean by “retrovate” and how does it apply to training? [7:12] Jay lists his top two out of three GTPs and how they can be leveraged in the quality space. [14:20] Jay speaks about moving beyond required training and empowering staff members to become a part of the learning function in the organization. [17:50] Jay explains his third favorite GTP. [21:26] How can we effectively innovate in training when we know it’s needed? [28:07] Mandy thanks Jay for joining her this episode! [29:05] Jay gives a quick background about himself and his organization, EduJay. [31:24] Mandy wraps us this week’s episode by thanking listeners for tuning and giving a quick summary of today’s episode!   Mentioned in this Episode: EduJay LLC Jay Turner’s Twitter Jay Turner’s Facebook Jay Turner’s Linkedin Jay@EduJay.com Automating Quality Ep. 10: “Social and Collaborative Learning with Jay Turner” Automating Quality Ep. 02: “Optimizing Compliance When Implementing an Automated Training Solution with Jay Turner” Mandy.Podcast@Solabs.com Retrovate or Retrovation GTP Google VR Oculus Rift Design Thinking

Welcome to the tenth episode of Automating Quality. Mandy Gervasio is your host, and she’s on a mission to bring you hot industry topics with her fellow life sciences partners and friends! Today, Mandy is joined by her co-host, Philippe Gaudreau, and return guest from episode two, Jay Turner!   Jay is the CEO and founder of EduJay LLC. Jay is a self-proclaimed learning and development ninja at his latest entrepreneurial venture, EduJay! He has devoted his career to improving people, processes, and programs to produce business results — everything from implementing learning management systems, to designing staff development and leadership development programs, to providing executive coaching.   In this episode, Mandy asks Jay a handful of key questions that learning and development listeners will especially appreciate! He explains some of the key benefits of social and collaborative learning platform communities, some examples of technology platforms that could be implemented in a workplace to help drive engagement more efficiently, potential hurdles or barriers that might be posed by the GxP industry if leveraging ELOs, and more! Tune in!   Key Takeaways: [:40] About today’s episode and return guest, Jay Turner. [2:45] Jay introduces himself and explains his current mission with EduJay. [6:16] Jay explains some of the key benefits of social and collaborative learning platform communities. [13:35] Some examples of technology platforms that Jay thinks could be implemented in a workplace to help drive engagement more. [20:22] In Jay’s experience, does he think that employee engagement increases when leveraging social learning tools? [28:40] In Jay’s experience (in non-GxP industries) is the incorporation of external learning objects (or ELOs) a common practice? [32:30] What Jay sees as potential hurdles or barriers that might be posed by the GxP industry if leveraging ELOs. [37:23] Jay’s ideas on how to bridge the gap between GxP industries and leveraging ELOs.   Mentioned in this Episode: EduJay LLC Jay Turner’s Twitter Jay Turner’s Facebook Jay Turner’s Linkedin Jay@EduJay.com Mandy.Podcast@Solabs.com

Welcome to the second episode of Automating Quality. In this episode, Mandy is joined by Jay Turner of EduJay LLC. Jay’s a self-proclaimed learning and development ninja at his latest entrepreneurial venture, EduJay! He has devoted his career to improving people, processes, and programs to produce business results — everything from implementing learning management systems, to designing staff development and leadership development programs, to providing executive coaching.   This episode, Jay talks to Mandy about how automated solutions can be effective in improving training and compliance, key considerations when introducing an automated solution, how deployment of a LMS solution makes training more engaging, how to enliven your compliance training, and how to foster a culture that is focused on learning.   Key Takeaways: [:20] About today’s guest, Jay Turner. [1:59] What automated solutions Jay has that have been effective in improving training, effectiveness, and compliance. [10:40] Key considerations when introducing an automated solution (such as an LMS for training). [19:38] Jay’s experience with optimizing compliance in regards to implementation of an automated training solution. [25:53] How can deployment of a LMS solution make training more engaging? And how to enliven your compliance training. [37:06] Wrapping up the episode with Mandy, how to contact Jay, and about next week’s episode.   Mentioned in this Episode: EduJay LLC Jay Turner’s Twitter Jay Turner’s Facebook Jay Turner’s Linkedin Jay@EduJay.com Mandy.Podcast@Solabs.com

Jay Turner from Burns and McCoy comes on the Craft Hot Sauce podcast. Burns and McCoy is an award winning hot sauce company out of Colorado with a wide-range of hot sauces. On the podcast we explore how Jay got into making hot sauce, what lead him to take jump into going all in creating Burns and McCoy, and all the ups and downs along the way. We talk about some of his hot hot sauce creations like Exhoresco and some of his unique creations like White Lightening. If you're interested in trying Burns and McCoy Sauces you can check out their website burnsandmccoy.com and shop.crafthotsauce.com The featured song "Sick Stupid Lies" by Ironaut. Ironaut is playing at the Redwood in Los Angeles on Saturday June 30th for No Legacy Fest. https://www.facebook.com/events/1798909753746548/ If you're interested in applying for the 2018 International Flave Awards check out: www.crafthotsauce.com/flaveawards Thanks y'all!! - Brian

In today's show, Richard hits another spot in the UK to chat about all things property. This time it's the Kingdom of Fife in Scotland, and property investor and business owner Jay Turner is the local expert sharing his views and insights from the area... FOR FULL EPISODE AND RESOURCES VISIT OUR WEBSITE Hear how Fife is producing some of the cheapest deals and the biggest returns for investors from all over... Jay's successful lettings empire is building upwards and outwards... What kind of person should be a letting agent, and what kind shouldn't... Facing challenges and setbacks with business partners and broken deals... How Jay's entrepreneurial mind has captured a 3-point-plan to combine multiple successful areas in property... Rent-to-rent, PRT, COC: Jay cracks all the jargon and offers his opinions to help others trying to get into property...

Biggun and Mojo discuss the worst week for dogs, The Push on Netflix and writer, director and actor Special Guest, Jay Turner

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Jay Turner, associate professor of environmental studies at Wellesley College, discusses the science, history, and politics of climate change.

Cath Mundy’s work composing original music for theatre has explored diverse ground, including sacredCOWs, The Quivering, which won a Green Room Award for Outstanding Sound Design / Music Score 2007. In 1996 with British singer-songwriter (& husband) Jay Turner, Cath formed acoustic-music duo Mundy-Turner, performing as a vocalist, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist (violin, piano, ukulele, percussion). Over two decades, they released seven albums, their debut High Life winning a Queensland Recording Association Award 1999 for Best Folk/Ethnic Album. They have toured many countries performing at festivals, venues and events, including supporting The Corrs and Fairport Convention. Cath conducts three community choirs: Freedom Train, Mixed Beans multicultural choir and With One Voice Brisbane. She witnesses first-hand every week the power that group-singing has to make positive change in individual lives and to create healthier, more connected communities. Cath is passionate about empowering all people to reclaim their human right to sing. Today’s Topics: What audiences can learn from a musician and a customer. How we are listening on a number of levels. It’s a skill to listen and train as a choir. They listen to themselves, what’s around them, and the whole group. The difference between local listening, neighborhood listening, and regional listening. How a conductor not only listens to the choir, but they also listen to the audience.   The importance of relaxing. Getting people to play to help them relax. Visual cues and people’s breathing. Changing the shape of their mouths and helping them hear the difference. Shining eyes and an inner smile are signs of being engaged. A surprise visit from John Farnham and the Choir of Hard Knocks. Hearing an intensity of motion beyond the sound. The conductor’s role listening to the audience. The importance of engagement. It can be difficult without the visual, but you can feel their energy. Smiles, brightness of eyes, and an open body facing towards you signals engagement. Making creative choices as opposed to mistakes. The importance of eye contact especially with connecting with the choir and keeping them focused. Reconnecting as a lost listener. Silence is important. Not forgetting to pay attention to the silence. Paying attention to the space and where we breath. Silence can be difficult for some people. A sign of a good friendship is comfortably sitting in silence. Where more emotion gets heard. Links and Resources: Mundy - Turner Freedom Train Cath Mundy on Facebook @cathjay on Twitter Benjamin Zander You’re the Voice John Farnham The Choir of Hard Knocks Quotes: I like to draw my attention to those moments of silence. They might be really small ones, but they are just as important as the notes we are singing. - Cath The contrast between sound and silence is where all that interesting interplay happens. - Cath They were so totally tuned into each other that I felt a total alignment of their sound. - Cath Want to create a big impact? Subscribe to the Deep Listening podcast and never miss an episode.

Jay Turner reads an excerpt from Toxic Bodies: Hormone Disruptors and the Legacy of DES by Nancy Langston, published by Yale University Press. "Our bodies are not black boxes disconnected from the environment. Instead, some of the most powerful aspects of our identities, such as our gender, are affected by environmental factors."

With the global power supply shifting towards renewables, the battery is fast becoming one of the most vital forms of power storage. So how did we get here, how do batteries still need to improve, and could we be flying in battery-powered airliners before long? Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists