Podcast appearances and mentions of jen walsh

Can cannabis actually treat insomnia? It's complicated, says sleep physiologist Jen Walsh. While the plant has been used across time and cultures, there's been little scientific research on how it impacts sleep disorders like insomnia. That's precisely where she and her team come in. Learn about the world's first study into the potential of medicinal cannabis as a safe, accessible treatment to help us all rest easy.

Can cannabis actually treat insomnia? It's complicated, says sleep physiologist Jen Walsh. While the plant has been used across time and cultures, there's been little scientific research on how it impacts sleep disorders like insomnia. That's precisely where she and her team come in. Learn about the world's first study into the potential of medicinal cannabis as a safe, accessible treatment to help us all rest easy.

Can cannabis actually treat insomnia? It's complicated, says sleep physiologist Jen Walsh. While the plant has been used across time and cultures, there's been little scientific research on how it impacts sleep disorders like insomnia. That's precisely where she and her team come in. Learn about the world's first study into the potential of medicinal cannabis as a safe, accessible treatment to help us all rest easy.

In this month's episode of The American Blue Economy Podcast, our host Rear Admiral, Tim Gallaudet, PhD, US Navy (ret) examines how marine autonomy - or drone technology - contributes to our ocean and coastal economy. It is the 3rd in a series on technology in the American Blue Economy, building on previous episodes where he Explored the Wonders of Biotechnology and Artificial Intelligence in the Blue Economy. All 3 areas were described in his October 2022 article 7 Technologies Revolutionizing Our Understanding of the Ocean in RealClearScience. He is joined by four guests who are world-class leaders in operating uncrewed (unmanned) systems for ocean understanding, conservation, and sustainable use: Alex Ligon,  Program Specialist at the Uncrewed Maritime Systems (UMS) Division of NOAA's UxS Operations Center in Gulfport Mississippi;  Chelsea Parrish, a newly minted NOAA Twin Otter pilot, but formerly an Uncrewed Aerial Vehicle (UAV) pilot and cetacean photogrammetry specialist at NOAA's Southwest Fisheries Science Center (SWFSC) in LaJolla California; Jen Walsh, a research biologist and glider uncrewed underwater vehicle (UUV) pilot also at NOAA SWFSC; and rounding it out, Grant Rawson, physical scientist and another glider UUV pilot at NOAA's Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory (AOML). Check it out if you are interested in learning how robots are revolutionizing the American Blue Economy!

Michael Fanning talks with Jen Walsh. Jen has been in Real Estate for 8 years but was new to the Windermere World and was able upon joining Windermere go directly to a Windermere Ninja Installation in Oct of 2021. Jen said as she learned about Ninja 9 and winning her days by 11 it freed up her mindset to work from a place of abundance and positivity. Prior to Ninja she was productive but with the new skills and tools like the Ninja Planner it gave her a new perspective about how she runs her day-to-day activities. Often, we have experienced Realtors that do not see the benefit of going to a Ninja Installation because they are doing business. After the 4 days like Jen, they will respond by saying. "Wow I now work in such a more productive environment, and I know I'm working smarter and not harder." Contact Jen Walsh jenw@windermere.com Jen Walsh https://www.windermere.com/directory/agents/jennifer-walsh-1 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/askacoach/support

Agriculture always faces challenges, but always works to find solutions to the issues that surround the industry.  The National Farmers Union is one organization that has an eye on many of these issues.  Bob Bosold chats with Rob Larew, President of the National Farmers Union to see what topics they are focusing on and where things are headed. Production in agriculture is always very data driven.  We often hear about crop data, but what about livestock data?  Jeff Mafi is part of the American Angus Association and discusses the importance of data in improving and enhancing not only the Angus breed but the whole beef industry as well. Wisconsin is America's Dairyland and sharing that story with consumers is so essential to the industry's success.  Farm director Pam Jahnke catches up with Jen Walsh of Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin.  They discuss connecting with our consumers, focusing on what consumers want and always looking to improve dairy. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of the Sleep4Peformance Podcast, I speak with Dr Jen Walsh. Jen and I have previously collaborated at the Centre for Sleep Science at the University of Western Australia. I sat down with Jen to discuss their recent publication on treating insomnia with medical cannabis. This was a great conversation and you can read the full paper before or after this episode via this link for free https://academic.oup.com/sleep/article/44/11/zsab149/6296857  Jennifer H Walsh, Kathleen J Maddison, Tim Rankin, Kevin Murray, Nigel McArdle, Melissa J Ree, David R Hillman, Peter R Eastwood, Treating insomnia symptoms with medicinal cannabis: a randomized, crossover trial of the efficacy of a cannabinoid medicine compared with placebo, Sleep, Volume 44, Issue 11, November 2021, zsab149, https://doi.org/10.1093/sleep/zsab149 Contact me at iandunican@sleep4performance.com.au  www.sleep4performance.com.au  You can also watch the video version of this podcast over at YouTube Sleep4Performance 

As the world’s cheese capital, Wisconsin is home to more than 600 varieties of wheels, sticks, slices, shreds and, of course, curds. Joining the latest episode of The Dairy Download are two guests putting the state’s offerings in coolers across the globe.First up is Kristine Hansen, author of the Wisconsin Cheese Cookbook. Who are the producers and processors behind Wisconsin dairy? What’s a pizza farm? And how do you make apple pie with a cheddar crust? She dishes the details.Next is Jen Walsh, chief operating officer with Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin. From canned cheese to specialty ice cream, she discusses dairy demand and her work keeping the state’s products at the forefront. She also talks about the importance and quality behind that “Proudly Wisconsin” label.Today's episode is sponsored by RSM. "At RSM, 'We Know Dairy.' With industry recognized and award winning Microsoft solutions from Dynamics 365, Office, Teams, Power BI and more, RSM is your stop for a Dairy focused technology solutions provider. Learn more at digital.rsmus.com."If your company is interested in sponsoring a block of episodes of The Dairy Download, contact IDFA’s Melissa Lembke at mlembke@idfa.org.Questions or comments about the show? We want to hear from you. Send a note to dairydownload@idfa.org and your feedback could be included on a future episode.

In line with Advance Care Planning Week, Marilyn Dolling talks about how the death of her husband Roger showed the value of Advance Care Planning, spending time with him in Barwon Health’s Palliative Care Unit, and the importance of family. Interviewed by Christine Brooks and Jen Walsh.

Yaa Boayke chats with Jen Walsh today! Jen is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist and Holistic Cannabis Practitioner from California. Jen specializes in gut health, food sensitivities, cannabis therapy and uses a holistic, root-cause approach to nutrition and wellness. In her practice, she combines medicinal cannabis therapy along with individualized nutrition coaching and food sensitivity testing to help her clients beat bloat, improve digestion, and feel amazing. “Instagram is like a mall. You can either be at the mall shopping or you're at your kiosk hustling!” -Jen Walsh A few topics discussed: Her niche and very SPECIFIC ideal client Building someone else's business gave her the skills to build her own How the Dietitian Boss structure helped her surpass income goals Guest Resources: Connect with Jen on Instagram: @the.renegade.dietitian Free Resources from Libby: Are you ready to start your journey? Apply today for my Dietitian Boss Group Coaching program!

Yaa Boayke chats with Jen Walsh today!  Jen is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist and Holistic Cannabis Practitioner from California. Jen specializes in gut health, food sensitivities, cannabis therapy and uses a holistic, root-cause approach to nutrition and wellness. In her practice, she combines medicinal cannabis therapy along with individualized nutrition coaching and food sensitivity testing to help her clients beat bloat, improve digestion, and feel amazing.    “Instagram is like a mall. You can either be at the mall shopping or you're at your kiosk hustling!” -Jen Walsh   A few topics discussed: Her niche and very SPECIFIC ideal client Building someone else’s business gave her the skills to build her own How the Dietitian Boss structure helped her surpass income goals  Guest Resources: Connect with Jen on Instagram: @the.renegade.dietitian Free Resources from Libby: Are you ready to start your journey? Apply today for my Dietitian Boss Group Coaching program!

What makes a city playable? In part one of the first episode of Playopolis, we talk to two of the world's leading advocates for playable cities, Clare Reddington and Hilary O'Shaughnessy from Watershed, about their mission to restore agency and creativity to cities through games and play. And in part two, we take a deep dive into the weird and wonderful world of Randonauting - a random walking app that uses quantum random numbers to reveal glitches in the edge of the simulation. Featuring interviews and contributions from creative technologist Gerard Mason, Randonautica founder Joshua Lengfelder, Australian National University's Department of Quantum Physics Professor Ping Koy Lam, and media scholar Dr Siobhan Lyons. Playopolis is produced by 64 Ways of Being on the lands of the Woi Wurrung and Boon Wurrung people of the Kulin Nation. 64 Ways of Being is a free augmented reality app that allows players to see Melbourne through new eyes. Coming in late 2020. Find out more at 64waysofbeing.com Episode credits: Host: Troy Innocent Research & Production: Angelina Crutchfield, Adam Grant & Troy Innocent Theme music by Huw Parkinson Promo host: Dewani Shebubakar Production support by Gerard Mason and Jen Walsh

We are joined by Kate and Britt from one of our new fave podcasts, Claire Battye with the news that their Mens side have confirmed a fixture and Jen Walsh with the latest news from EMMNARUNNING ORDERKate and Britt from The Netty Life on Stacey Marinkovich's appointmentClaire Battye from Isle Of Man on their end of season awards and gamesJen Walsh Mixed Development officer at EMMNA and New Cambell LINKSThe Netty Life PODCAST DONT MISS THISSurrey Storm Podcast Katy HughesSporty Sally Learns Netball - Pre orderPARISH NOTICESShop Mizuno hereBuy Geva Mentor Leap via Amazon on this link

Palliative Care Unit volunteer co-ordinator Jen Walsh shares her story about understanding death as a child, finding the right ways to talk about death as an adult, and her experiences working with people in palliative care.

Jen Walsh and Ben Fine from La Crema join Steve Jaxon and Dan Berger today on California Wine Country. The Jackson family now owns the property. Dan says that La Crema’s brand has taken off in the last five or six years. The wine is great and the prices are fair and their production of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir is very consistent. Ben Fine tells about how Pinot Noir went from an afterthought to a mainstay. They love the concept of coastal fruit, sustainably farmed. Jen says that they have a lot of estate fruit. They taste some Russian River Bubbles, their sparkling wine. It’s a non-vintage. The fruit comes from Saralee’s vineyard (planted by Rich and Saralee Kunde). She describes it as a traditional method, low dosage, high-acid, “kind of zippy” sparkling wine. Jen Walsh got into the wine business working in her uncle’s restaurant. She knew that she was interested in wine so she came to California and attended UC Davis. Ben says that when you have a special occasion to celebrate, you can trust La Crema to deliver an excellent wine. Dan says this sparkling wine is an “absolute killer” example of how to blend, as it is 70% Chardonnay, and the Pinot is only 30% of the blend, yet it is the dominant flavor. With age, the Chardonnay flavors will emerge. It is only available at their tasting room. (Steve Jaxon is a great Chardonnay fan and La Crema is the label that he usually asks for.) In this sparkling wine, Dan Berger notes a citrus flavor combined with a creamy flavor “like a delicate French reduction sauce.” Jen says that they try to be restrained with their oak texture so it doesn’t dominate. Ben says the oak is like the frame of a picture. Next they taste the Kelli Anne Chardonnay. These single vineyard wines are available in the tasting room and in local restaurants. Jen describes the Kelli Ann vineyard as an old, low-yielding vineyard, planted on an old rootstock. It is close to the Russian River so it has a high water table, which allows it to be dry farmed. The vines are about 30 years old. Pete Foppiano remembers when the prices for Chardonnay started to spike, after the Judgement of Paris. Several of those vineyards have been replanted since the, but not the Saralee vineyard! Before that, Sonoma County used to be best known for its prunes. They taste the 2016 La Crema Pinot Noir which Dan Berger says is among the best Pinot Noir being produced in California. It sells at retail for about $60, and it is as good as others that sell for $75, says Dan. The acidity is what will make all the flavors knit together, starting after about three years. Dan could lay it down for as much as 12 years, but no longer, for Pinot Noir. Dan thinks this one is capable of going for 18-20 years, though. Decanting, for an hour or two, will help, as always. Many Pinot Noirs should not even be opened before 5 years, for them to express themselves to all of their potential. If you do decant it, don’t drink it after only 20 minutes; give it time. Ben Fine’s title is Wine Educator, for the winery. He gets to spend time with Jen and the other staff, watching all aspects of their production from up close. They have a tasting room at La Crema Estate at Saralee’s Vineyard. They also have picnics and vineyard tours there. They also have a tasting room in Healdsburg, on the square. Dan reminds everyone that Rich Kunde understood clones of Pinot Noir like nobody else, along with André Tchelistcheff. The Shell Ridge vineyard is near the coast, a few miles from Healdsburg but it takes an hour and a half to get there, on the windy roads. Jen says that the wine has a savory, wild quality to it, and violets and blackberries. They also make a small amount of Riesling, which is a variety that Dan really appreciates for its versatility.

EP11: Jen Walsh, Winemaker at LA CRÈMA (lacrema.com), guests on the podcast to celebrate the winery’s 40 years of winemaking excellence in the Russian River Valley. The family-owned and operated winery has focused exclusively on cool-climate coastal appellations. Tune in to learn about La Crema’s long history in the appellation. Read more... The post Wine Women Radio – Jen Walsh, La Crema appeared first on Radio Misfits.

Shawn Allen, NH native and the creator, writer and star of the web series, "Paragods" and his fiancee Jen Walsh stop in. Also, it's my birthday and my oldest just graduated.

Jacqui White joins the discussion to talk about the future of end-of-life care as Barwon Health's palliative care program manager, the discomfort most people experience when discussing death, and how to involve and engage the community with a better understanding of dying.Presented by Christine Brooks and Dominic BlackProduced by Christine Brooks, Jen Walsh and Dominic BlackSpecial thanks to Jill Carter, Melanie Davies, Dr Ian Grant, Jonathan Muller, Sue Ritter, Jacqui White and the Barwon Health Palliative Care Unit.Thanks also to Dianne Johnston for transcribing all the interviews.

Sue Ritter discusses her late husband Pete's terminal illness, the process of deciding together to move him into palliative care, and balancing her role as a carer and a wife.Music in Part 3: CandlelightFrom the album Grab BagBy Jahzzarhttp://www.betterwithmusic.com/projects/grab-bag/Used under Creative Commons ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-SA 4.0)https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/legalcodePresented by Christine Brooks and Dominic BlackProduced by Christine Brooks, Jen Walsh and Dominic BlackSpecial thanks to Jill Carter, Melanie Davies, Dr Ian Grant, Jonathan Muller, Sue Ritter, Jacqui White and the Barwon Health Palliative Care Unit.Thanks also to Dianne Johnston for transcribing all the interviews.

Clinical nurse consultant Mel Davies talks about some misconceptions of end-of-life care, how people view death and dying, and what it means to care for people with a terminal illness.Presented by Christine Brooks and Dominic BlackProduced by Christine Brooks, Jen Walsh and Dominic BlackSpecial thanks to Jill Carter, Melanie Davies, Dr Ian Grant, Jonathan Muller, Sue Ritter, Jacqui White and the Barwon Health Palliative Care Unit.Thanks also to Dianne Johnston for transcribing all the interviews.

Christine Brooks shares her experiences in Room 64, where her mother Evelyn spent her final three weeks in palliative care. Christine discusses the way they spent Evelyn's final days together, her interactions with Barwon Health staff, and preparing for the death of a loved one.Presented by Christine Brooks and Dominic BlackProduced by Christine Brooks, Jen Walsh and Dominic BlackSpecial thanks to Jill Carter, Melanie Davies, Dr Ian Grant, Jonathan Muller, Sue Ritter, Jacqui White and the Barwon Health Palliative Care Unit.Thanks also to Dianne Johnston for transcribing all the interviews.Music in Part 1: ArcticPodington Bearsoundofpicture.comUsed under license (license holder Michael Black)

Episode 15 has arrived and the team chat with England Nets captain Jen Walsh ahead of the World Cup, we talk NPL finals and there's a great question from Hazel about Superleague Spies! Get in touch with us @mynetballnation or www.mynetballnation.com

Based in Sonoma's Russian River Valley, La Crema was founded in 1979 as La Crema Viñera, meaning "Best of the Vine." For 40 years, the family-owned and operated winery has focused exclusively on cool-climate coastal appellations, where ocean winds and fog allow grapes to ripen slowly on the vine. Winemaker Jen Walsh discusses La Crema's Kelli Ann Vineyard Chardonnay (Russian River Valley) and Shell Ridge Pinot Noir (Sonoma Coast) and La Crema's winemaking philosophy. www.lacrema.comThis show is brought to you by Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

Subscribe to Selling With Social Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Google Play | Google Podcasts Digital engagement is one of those things we all know we need to be doing, but that we don’t always dedicate time to. But if we can get over the hump and do it consistently, the benefits can be amazing. On this episode of #SellingWithSocial, Mario asked his friend and partner, Kurt Shaver to guest-host and to speak with one of his friends, Jenn Walsh about how to use LinkedIn and other platforms for better digital engagement. Jenn is a seasoned sales professional in the insurance industry and has recently started her new consulting company, Genuine Shift. In this conversation, Kurt and Jenn discuss how sales teams can approach “team selling” using social networks like LinkedIn, why digital relationships matter, how LinkedIn can be used proactively to bring in new talent, and wrap up with some easy wins on LinkedIn that can ensure you’re ready to engage digitally. Don’t miss this great conversation. Digital Engagement Isn’t Only A Solo Approach Much of the way sales is done using social media has to do with sharing content that builds your reputation as an authority in your industry. A big part of that is utilizing the social media resources your company provides. But there’s more that can be done within sales teams - not only to leverage company resources but to tag-team digital engagement with prospects. Jenn refers to it as "team selling." In this episode, she explains what “team selling” can look like on LinkedIn and how it can change the way you think about digital engagement, on this episode. Old-Style, Long-Lasting Relationships Matter - But Digital Relationships Can Be A Shortcut The 20th-century approach to sales was based on the belief that long-standing relationships are the only way that trust is built. In that model, there is no substitute for time. I’m definitely not going to say that long-standing relationships are irrelevant in the digital age, but I will agree with Jenn’s premise that digital engagement makes the possibility of a shorter timeline for building trust a reality. In this episode Jenn describes how you can leverage your digital assets - from your LinkedIn profile to your company’s resources - to make it possible for modern buyers to check you out, come to trust you, and feel comfortable buying from you in a fraction of the time it takes to build one of those long-standing relationships that were so important in the past. You won’t want to miss her advice. How To Use LinkedIn To Be More Proactive Finding Talent LinkedIn is a powerful channel sales organizations can use to find and court new talent for their organization. But many companies are not taking full advantage of the opportunity. Jenn says you need to realize that the young, fresh, hungry candidates for your sales positions are digitally savvy. Among other things, that means what they see online has a tremendous influence on them. That’s why your social media profiles need to be modern, current, and aligned with the freshest approaches in your industry. In this way, you’ll demonstrate that you (and your company) are forward-thinking and can be assured that the younger candidates you’re engaging with will feel supported and empowered working with you. Print Out Your LinkedIn Profile To Discover the Glaring Things That Need Updating A few times in this conversation, Jenn mentions the importance of updating your LinkedIn profile. But what exactly does that mean? Jenn highlights a number of things you can do to update your information and position yourself in a more impacting way. But one of the most practical and helpful things she mentions is the power of printing out a hard copy of your LinkedIn profile. There’s something about seeing it in black and white that enables you to notice things you overlook on the screen. You can even hand the print-out to a colleague or friend and ask them to look it over and make suggestions. Jenn shares many practical tips just like this during this conversation, highlighting how you can leverage your digital engagement for more sales, so don’t miss it. Outline of This Episode [1:22] Who is Jen Walsh - she helps high-level experts get unstuck [6:27] More and more sales are happening through team selling [11:47] Why relationships matter and how LinkedIn can accelerate trust [16:33] Getting into the flow of sharing content and engaging in dialog on social [24:38] How companies can use LinkedIn to bring in new talent [27:25] Making the time to engage digitally on LinkedIn [32:50] The 3 stages of content sharing on LinkedIn Resources Mentioned Jenn on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/walshjenn/ Jenn on Twitter: https://twitter.com/@benefitslady Scott Adams, creator of Dilbert: http://dilbert.com/about/ Jenn’s favorite movie of all time - The Blind Side: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0878804/ Social Business Engine Podcast - Bernie Borges Connect with Mario! www.vengreso.com On Facebook On Twitter On YouTube On LinkedIn Subscribe to Selling With Social Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Google Play | Google Podcasts Click to Tweets: nefitsLady) and @KurtShaver on this episode of #SellingWithSocial. Listen now! #sales @M_3Jr #DigitalSales #Digital engagements that lead to #sales aren’t something you have to do alone. Learn about team #selling from Jenn Walsh (@BenefitsLady) and @KurtShaver on this episode of #SellingWithSocial. Listen now! @M_3Jr #DigitalSales Learn how #digital relationships can be a shortcut to new long-standing business connections. Join Jenn Walsh (@BenefitsLady) and @KurtShaver to learn how on this episode of #SellingWithSocial. Listen now! @M_3Jr #DigitalSales You can use #LinkedIn to be more proactive finding and hiring new #talent for your #sales team. Join Jenn Walsh (@BenefitsLady) and @KurtShaver on this episode of #SellingWithSocial. Listen now! @M_3Jr #DigitalSales Print out your #LinkedIn profile to discover glaring things that need updating. Hear more great #SalesTips like this from Jenn Walsh (@BenefitsLady) and @KurtShaver on this episode of #SellingWithSocial. Listen now! #sales @M_3Jr  

Have we got an international adoption story for you my friend. Today we have Jen Walsh on the podcast, and she is a treat! I found her on Instagram, and you must follow her as well. Her handle is em_erge, which I completely forgot to ask her what the meaning behind the name is. Next time! But Jen makes the absolute most INCREDIBLE skirts, and they are made all the more fabulous because they have pockets. But not just plain old pockets. No, these are pockets that are made from a material that she specifically picks out for her customer, something that will empower them, remind them of who they are, where they've come from. And she prays for these women while she makes these skirts and these powerful, personal pockets. Seriously. Check her out. But don't fall too deeply in love with her talent, because I believe there is a pretty serious wait for a skirt! We also discuss: America World - which is the organization she went with to go through her adoption Cocooning - the process in which you basically create a cocoon around your adoptive babes How to Adopt Without Ruining Your Family by Cheri Strange. This is a devotional that you can find in your Bible app, but I also found Cheri's blog, which is where the link will take you. Love this straight-forward, so sugar-coating view of adoption. I also mentioned that I found Jen through Shannon of Sassy Soirees, so if you are in need of a wedding or event planner - this girl is amazing! It took the Walsh family about 3 years, THREE YEARS, to feel like a normal family. Things were hard for 3 YEARS. If you are in the middle of year one, and things are hard - you aren't doing anything wrong, and you did not make a mistake in choosing to foster or adopt! Sometimes things are hard. Keep pressing on my friend! International adoption costs tens of thousands of dollars. State adoption through foster care (usually) cost us $0. people are called to different things, and Jen and her family were able to see God do Ah-Mazing things as they raised money to bring their two boys home. (Good) Words of The Day: We have A LOT! Cause Jen loves Jesus and has really needed to lean on Him, and His word. "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." Philippians 4:13 "He who has begun a good work in you will complete it until the day of Jesus Christ" Philippians 1:6 Jen LOVES Philippians apparently. But my favorite thing that she shared, is that since she was a child, she would tell herself "God is in this place", and often in the beginning days of the boys being home with her, she would hide in a room and tell herself "God is in this place, God is in this place!" I love this interview so much. I hope you love it as much as I do, and I am so thankful for Jen giving us so much of her precious time, and sharing her huge heart with us. Until next week!

John C. Havens interviews Jen Walsh and Sean Gannon of GE about GE Reports and Augmented Reality.

John C. Havens interviews Jen Walsh and Sean Gannon of GE about GE Reports and Augmented Reality.