Podcast appearances and mentions of jennifer brandt

Jennifer Brandt interviews Anna Copley and Erin Dougherty about their hospitality efforts with college students on Gonzaga's campus. Erin, who recently graduated from Gonzaga, talks about hosting a Bible study for college students, with Mitzi Peterson providing the food. Anna, an ultrasound tech student, shares about baking for friends and gatherings as well has for a coffee shop. They discuss the challenges and joys of hospitality in partnership with their roommates, who have worked together in creative ways to engage and love guests in their apartment.

Justin Singer and Jennifer Brandt discuss their journey in the cannabis industry and the opening of their dispensary, Queen City Remedies, in Plainfield, New Jersey.Justin, an attorney with expertise in the cannabis space, shares his experience helping clients win licenses and get their businesses up and running. Jennifer, also an attorney who grew up in Plainfield, expresses her excitement about bringing the cannabis industry to her community.They talk about the importance of creating an authentic and welcoming environment at their dispensary, which offers a wide range of cannabis products. Justin and Jennifer also highlight the economic and workforce development opportunities their business provides to the local community.To learn more about Queen City Remedies, visit www.queencitynj.com and visit them 7 days a week!

The ever-smiling and multi-talented Jennifer Brandt joined the Stitch People team in December of 2020. In this conversation, Lizzy and Jenn – friends since they met around 2017 – cover a breadth and depth of topics from why they love Disneyland to how people can approach one another with more openness and curiosity: especially when they disagree. Fair warning! Jenn has the best laugh on the PLANET! Follow Jenn Brandt on Instagram @jenntbrandt To listen to this episode, join the Stitch-A-Long, learn more about The Stitch People Podcast, submit to be a guest, submit a question for Lizzy to answer, or leave general feedback, visit StitchPeople.com/Podcast

In this Episode of The Bourbon Life Podcast, Mark flies solo in The Bourbon Life Studios and gets to spend some time with the Luca Mariano Team from the Luca Mariano Distillery in Danville, Kentucky – Francesco Viola, Owner, Jennifer Brandt, Marketing Manager & Brand Representative, Kenny Fuller, Creative Director, and Antonio Freeman, Brand Ambassador. He talks with the team about how each of them got involved in the Bourbon industry (including Francesco's great story about distilling illegally for a few years in his own garage before discovering that it was illegal), the relationship that the brand has developed with Wilderness Trail to distil their products under their watchful eyes and the meticulous processes and beautiful packaging that they've developed for their Bourbons and Ryes, and the exciting news about the construction of their brand new Distillery and home in Danville, Kentucky. He also tastes and reviews a Luca Mariano Single Barrel Rye, Luca Mariano Single Barrel Bourbon, and Luca Mariano Single Barrel Signature Bourbon with the team. This Episode of The Bourbon Life Podcast is presented by Tim Smith Spirits and sponsored by Country Smooth, The Stave Restaurant, Frey Ranch Distillery, Three Chord Bourbon, Spirits of French Lick, and Davidson Reserve. Check out all of our amazing sponsors online at: www.timsmithspirits.com       www.countrysmooth.com                  www.thestavekentucky.com  www.freyranch.com www.threechordbourbon.com www.spiritsoffrenchlick.com www.davidsonreserve.com

It's the whiskey brand with an Italian name and they're looking to make their mark in the world of Kentucky Bourbon. We are joined by Luca Mariano Distillery this week to talk about starting a bourbon brand, finding a home for your distillery, and growing brand awareness. Jennifer Brandt and Kenny Fuller are our guests this week as we taste through the full lineup Luca Mariano whiskey in downtown Louisville.  We are thankful for everyone who has supported us. A huge shoutout to our Patreon Community as well! We'd appreciate it if you can take the time to give us feedback on our podcast. If you enjoy our content, consider giving us a 5 star rating on your favorite podcast app, leave us a review, and tell a fellow bourbon lover about our show. Follow  us @BourbonLens on Instagram, Facebook, & Twitter.  And please check out our Patreon to learn how you can support us, join in whiskey tastings, earn Bourbon Lens swag, be part of future barrel picks, and more. If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions, please email us at TheBourbonLens@Gmail.com. Visit our website BourbonLens.com to check out our blog posts, or even purchase your own Bourbon Lens tasting glass or t-shirt. Cheers,Scott, Jake, & MichaelBourbon Lens About the Distillery: In 2016, LMD began prospecting for land to house its future distillery while waiting for the bourbon and rye whiskey to come of age. Francesco's long-term vision is to create a distillery location that is like no other distillery. He envisions a place for family and friends to come and enjoy great music, food, and whiskey. The same way his family does it in Italy. With the long-term goal in mind, in 2017, LMD found a 300 acre farm in Danville, Kentucky that would give plenty of space for what Francesco envisions. The farm includes a stone house that was built by a man named William Crow, which is the oldest stone house in the State of Kentucky. Although the stone house was left abandoned and in disrepair, LMD plans to restore the house to its original condition. Additional plans for the project include the following: construction of a fully-functioning distillery; a visitor's center; multiple rickhouses for barrel aging; and, an entertainment pavilion. About Francesco Viola, Founder/Owner: Francesco began distilling as a hobby in his garage in 2010. He hadn't planned on it becoming a business. After having a neighbor over to enjoy what he had created, his neighbor told him that it was illegal to distill liquor in his garage. After discovering that his hobby was illegal, Francesco called his lawyer to help him obtain a license to distill liquor, so he could carry out his grandfather's dream. Francesco's grandfather was a man named Mariano Viola. His dream was for his family to build a business and create a legacy in the United States. Mariano taught Francesco many skills including gardening, making pasta and wine, and distilling brandy and whiskey. In honor of his grandfather, Francesco created recipes for Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey that are the foundation of Luca Mariano Distillery. The company is named after Francesco's son, Luca Mariano, who is named after Francesco's grandfather. Show Links: Luca Mariano | Kentucky Straight Bourbon & Rye Luca Mariano Distillery (@lucamarianodistillery) • Instagram photos and videos Luca Mariano on Twitter Distillery considers options for historic William Crow house - The Advocate-Messenger

The Scotchy bourbon boys are at Kentucky Bourbon Festival!  Francesco Viola and Jennifer Brandt stop by and update us on everything Luca Mariano! If you have not heard of it you will! The festival is in full swing and they are rocking itSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/scotchybourbonboys)

When very little is certain and all you can do is contemplate worst-case scenarios, how do you prevent mental health issues from spiraling? In the second episode of our COVID-19 Survival Series, host Mia Cunningham talks to Dr. Jennifer Brandt, who heads the AVMA's wellbeing initiatives, about anxiety, where it comes from, and how to conquer it. More information and show notes available at http://www.fullyvettedpodcast.com/episodes/. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fully-vetted/message

Custody, child support, and family court issues can be difficult for families to get through on a good day. During the COVID-19 pandemic, they can feel impossible. Family law attorney Jennifer Brandt, the chair of the Cozen O'Connor Family Law group, joins KYW In Depth with tips on how families can navigate these tough issues during this crisis. 

In this episode of LambTaLKS, Justine and Sara welcome Dr. Jennifer Brandt PharmD, RPh, FASHP. Dr. Jennifer Brandt currently works at Washington Hospital Center as a Clinical Specialist in Critical Care and Clinical Resource Utilization. She completed her residency there and graduated from the University of Rhode Island where she joined Lambda Kappa Sigma Xi chapter. She is currently an Epsilon Alumni chapter member and has served LKS in numerous ways: as Past Grand President, Grand President, Grand Treasurer, Grand VP for Alumni, and as a Region Supervisor. She received the Distinguished Young Pharmacist Award in 2008 as well as the LKS/Merk & Co. Vanguard Leadership Award in 2019. If you would like to get in contact with Dr. Brandt, you can email her at jennybrandt1@gmail.com. We would like to thank the sisters who have made this podcast possible with their donations that paid for our wonderful sound equipment: Dixie Leikach, Christine Perry, Jennifer Rhodes, Ruth Brown, Justine Dickson, and Sara Kheboian. To learn more about Lambda Kappa Sigma or LambTaLKS, visit LKS.org. Please forward any feedback or questions to LambTaLKSPodcast@lks.org. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Jennifer Brandt in Silverlake, CA: Expressing Motherhood

Lina Nielsen träffar Jennifer Brandt by Hillsong Sthlm Sisterhood

County Legislator David Gelfarb and attorney Jennifer Brandt

Pace Law Professor Bennett Gershman and attorney Jennifer Brandt

Spending quality time with your child goes beyond togetherness. Your time with them is also an opportunity to nourish their developing bodies and minds. With that in mind, we asked a few of our favorite moms -- Heather Spohr of thespohrsaremultiplying.com, Daphne Brogdon of coolmom.com, Jennifer Brandt of perfectlydisheveled.com, and Catherine McCord of weelicious.com -- to tell us how they spend time with their little ones.

Spending quality time with your child goes beyond togetherness. Your time with them is also an opportunity to nourish their developing bodies and minds. With that in mind, we asked a few of our favorite moms -- Heather Spohr of thespohrsaremultiplying.com, Daphne Brogdon of coolmom.com, Jennifer Brandt of perfectlydisheveled.com, and Catherine McCord of weelicious.com -- to tell us how they spend time with their little ones.