Podcast appearances and mentions of jennifer farmer

Chris and Amy welcome Polo Ascencio, the voice of the Cardinals' Spanish broadcast, live from Dodger Stadium. As the Dodgers gear up to face the New York Yankees, Polo shares his excitement for the World Series and reflects on the profound impact of the late Fernando Valenzuela on the Latino community. He recounts the challenges faced by Latino fans before Valenzuela's arrival in MLB and how he became a beacon of hope and pride for many. The episode also pays tribute to Jennifer Farmer, former Y98 radio host, who bravely battled breast cancer and passed away at the age of 49, reflecting on her impact on the St. Louis radio community. The hour concludes with the No Prize Football Pick 'Em Challenge featuring Alexa Datt, studio host on FanDuel Sports Network Midwest, and listener Drew, as they make their picks for the upcoming NFL games.

In this engaging episode, Chris and Amy welcome Polo Ascencio, the voice of the Cardinals' Spanish broadcast, live from Dodger Stadium. As the Dodgers gear up to face the New York Yankees, Polo shares his excitement for the World Series and reflects on the profound impact of the late Fernando Valenzuela on the Latino community. He recounts the challenges faced by Latino fans before Valenzuela's arrival in MLB and how he became a beacon of hope and pride for many. The episode also pays tribute to Jennifer Farmer, former Y98 radio host, who bravely battled breast cancer and passed away at the age of 49, reflecting on her impact on the St. Louis radio community. The hour concludes with the No Prize Football Pick 'Em Challenge featuring Alexa Datt, studio host on FanDuel Sports Network Midwest, and listener Drew, as they make their picks for the upcoming NFL games.

Chris Rongey and Amy Marxkors welcome guests John Hancock and Michael Kelley to discuss pressing issues, from the final ARPA fund distributions to the Cardinals' TV broadcast dilemma. They dive into the 2022 election landscape, examining early voting in Missouri, Kamala Harris's lead in the polls, and Trump's policy proposals, including tariffs and tax reform. Hancock and Kelley weigh in on the influence of third-party candidates and economic policies before wrapping up with a lighthearted discussion about a French Bulldog's airline troubles and a Rolex watch that soared in value after a trip to space. In the next hour, Chris and Amy embrace the Halloween spirit with Scott Jagow, who shares insights about the Handlebar in the Grove, a bicycle-themed bar transformed into a "Haunted Bar" for October. They discuss the vibrant community atmosphere fostered by the bar's owner, Tatiana, an immigrant from Moscow, before shifting to World Series talk, where Scott reflects on his lifelong Dodgers fandom and the cultural significance of figures like Fernando Valenzuela. In the final hour, Chris and Amy welcome Polo Ascencio, the voice of the Cardinals' Spanish broadcast, live from Dodger Stadium. Polo shares his excitement for the World Series and reflects on the impact of the late Fernando Valenzuela on the Latino community. They also pay tribute to Jennifer Farmer, former Y98 radio host, who bravely battled breast cancer and passed away at 49. The episode concludes with the No Prize Football Pick 'Em Challenge featuring Alexa Datt, studio host on FanDuel Sports Network Midwest, and listener Drew, making their picks for the upcoming NFL games.

September is Suicide Prevention Month — a time to raise awareness of this urgently important crisis. Suicide impacts persons of all genders, races, ethnicities, religions, and other demographics. This month is an opportunity to shift public perception, spread hope, and share vital information to people affected by suicide. If you are reading this and feeling discouraged, or experiencing a mental health crisis, call or text 988 immediately.For this episode of Faith Talks we are sharing a conversation Jennifer Farmer had with Desmond Meade. Meade is a formerly homeless returning citizen who overcame many obstacles to eventually become the President of the Florida Rights Restoration Coalition (FRRC), Chair of Floridians for a Fair Democracy, a graduate of Florida International University College of Law, a Ford Global Fellow, and a 2021 MacArthur “Genius” Fellow. Recognized by Time Magazine as one of the 100 Most Influential People in the World for 2019, Meade presently leads efforts to empower and civically re-engage local communities across the state, and to reshape local, state, and national criminal justice policies. As President and Executive Director of the FRRC, Meade led the successful passage of Amendment 4, a grassroots citizen's initiative which restored voting rights to over 1.4 million Floridians with past felony convictions. Amendment 4 represented the single largest expansion of voting rights in the United States in half a century and brought an end to 150 years of a Jim Crow-era law in Florida.But Meade didn't start out with all these awards. In this video, we talk about his experience considering suicide. In this touching segment, he makes an appeal for all of us to see the humanity in persons who've made mistakes, made amends for those mistakes, and are striving to live with peace in dignity.Now please settle in and enjoy this conversation.

Let's celebrate God's many gifts and the ways we've shown up for one another as friends, sisters, neighbors, and fellow travelers during this year!What is one blessing that you thank God for? How do you share that blessing? What is your strategy for giving? Do you give through word, deed, or material resources?In this episode, we'll hear from our sisters in United Women in Faith on how to raise spirits and financial gifts to share with our beloved sisterhood. One way our sisters may lift up the power of sharing in United Women in Faith is through the open channel of the historic World Thank Offering.Tune in and learn from United Women in Faith guests: Deaconess Christi Campos, Executive for Development and Donor Relations for the National office of United Women in Faith; Glori Siebert, a teacher and Missouri Conference's Education and Interpretation coordinator; and Adelaide Parsons, the Missouri Conference's Legacy Liaison.Faith Talks is hosted by Jennifer Farmer.Visit https://uwfaith.org/resources/podcasts/ to learn more.

On this episode of Faith Talks we will focus on Native American Heritage Month. While the contributions of indigenous people cannot be constrained to one month, we will use this moment to celebrate the culture and heritage of First Nations people. We will also highlight some of the challenges facing tribal communities, including environmental injustice and preservation of sacred land, water, and air. As an organization dedicated to putting faith, hope, and love into action on behalf of women and girls across the world, we will also discuss the far too many indigenous women and girls who are missing and murdered. Our intention for this conversation is that we'll leave inspired to continue our work on behalf of women, children, and youth.Faith Talks is hosted by Jennifer Farmer. Visit https://uwfaith.org/resources/podcasts/ to learn more.

Dr. Sylvia engages in a profound and bold conversation with Jennifer Farmer, a highly regarded author and passionate advocate for social and racial justice. Their discussion revolves around Jennifer's transformative book, "The First and Only: A Black Woman's Guide to Thriving at Work and in Life." Delving into the book's inspiration and the strategies it offers, Dr. Sylvia and Jennifer explore the keys to success and well-being for Black women.   The heart of their conversation lies in addressing the pressing issue of health disparities faced by Black women. With a focus on alarming maternal mortality rates and disparities in healthcare access, they uncover the profound impact of racism and sexism on the upward mobility of Black women. Through personal stories and insightful reflections, Jennifer sheds light on the urgent need to address these systemic issues and their interconnectedness with professional success and overall well-being.   This episode serves as a powerful platform to amplify Jennifer Farmer's voice, providing valuable insights and practical strategies for Black women to navigate the challenges they face.

Boy, do we have a fun episode for YOU! This week, we are sitting down with Jennifer, a full time reseller, singer, furniture designer and flipper...she does it all!! We can't wait for you to hear all about Jennifers unique story on how she got into reselling, where her journey started, where she is now, and where she sees herself headed for the future. We will see you at the table! Jennifer's Links: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jlynnfarmer/ Poshmark: https://poshmark.com/closet/thirtythree_3 Website: http://iamjenniferfarmer.com/ Sign up for our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thriftersvilla Want to support Thrifters Villa without a monthly reoccurring fee? Buy us a coffee! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thriftersvilla Jenn's Poshmark Closet: https://poshmark.com/closet/savvyoutfitter Daniela's Poshmark Closet: https://poshmark.com/closet/ivynblush Follow us on Instagram: Daniela: https://www.instagram.com/ivynblush Jenn: https://www.instagram.com/thesavvyoutfitter/ Thrifters Villa: https://www.instagram.com/thriftersvilla --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thriftersvilla/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thriftersvilla/support

As a speaker and spiritual teacher, Jennifer is a recognized leader in personal development and spirituality, and has led signature workshops on intuition, meditation, connecting to the Spirit World, and other spiritual themes. She continues to study new teachings and regularly attends workshops as well, including the Arthur Findlay College in the UK. As an author, her healing meditations and new book, A Healing Journey, provide comfort and guidance, like a lighthouse in a storm for those seeking peace and renewal. Jennifer's gifts of wisdom, insight, and intuition are unparalleled—whether she is teaching a workshop live or leading groups online. 

On Monday's show: Today marks the start of early voting in Harris County. We discuss what you should know before hitting the ballot box with a representative from the Harris County Elections Administrator's Office. Also this hour: Last weekend (Oct. 21-22), Houston was home to the National Black Book Festival, which bills itself as the largest African American book event in the south. Among those taking part was Jennifer Farmer, author of First and Only: A Black Woman's Guide To Thriving at Work and In Life. We talk with her about the challenges Black women face in the workplace. Then, we learn about Houston's Gateway Academy, which serves students with social and learning differences. And we preview the World Series as the Astros host the Philadelphia Phillies beginning Friday.

Assembly 2022 featured a Faith Talks Town Hall on Women and Leadership that we're excited to share with in this special edition of the Faith Talks podcast. Faith Talks host Jennifer Farmer moderated the Assembly Town Hall panel that included: *Emma Cantor—Deaconess, Regional Missionary from Philippines serving in Asia/Pacific Region. *Gail Douglas-Boykin, Deaconess, former board member, United Methodist Women, coordinator ministerial services for New York Annual Conference. *Sung-ok Lee, Deaconess, Connectional Officer, United Women in Faith *Alzira Isaac Machauene, Women's Executive Secretary, Mozambique North Annual Conference.

Jennifer Farmer is a holistic health coach with A Look Beneath the Surface. As an ultra runner herself, she helps busy athletes find space in their lives to take care of themselves while training. In this episode, she speaks with Lexi about feeding yourself before, during, and after a run, sleep, and healing movements when you need to let your body heal. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/definingendurance/message

Jennifer Farmer has been connected with Spirit since a very early age. However, a Near Death Experience and the loss of her Father later in life have led her onto a passion to empower others to connect to Spirit, and to embrace joy and inner peace through the deep healing of spiritual teachings and guided meditations. Today, Jennifer is a spiritual teacher based in Fort Worth, Texas and has studied at the Arthur Findley College in the UK.

Hello there! I am so pleased you're joining us today. In this episode, I'm talking with Jennifer Farmer. Jennifer is a trainer, small business owner and the author of “First and Only: A Black Woman's Guide to Thriving at Work and in Life.” Jennifer's writing has appeared in publications and platforms such as Thrive Global! CNN, The Root, HuffPost, and more. She's the founder of the public relations firm, Spotlight PR LLC. Through Spotlight PR, she works with a host of high-profile clients and social justice organizations. She also is the founder the Center for Social Justice Leadership which supports leaders to create inclusive workplaces. Topics covered in this episode include: - Being the first and only in a professional setting - Leadership styles and support for black women - Navigating experiences that only a few others can relate to - When others don't understand experience - The importance of continuing to cultivate confidence - Why "firsts and onlys" should support other "first and onlys"   Thank you so much for listening! Be sure to follow the show so you don't miss the next episode!   You can connect with Jennifer at these places: Twitter: pr_whisperer Instagram: pr_whisperer Facebook:  Jennifer R. Farmer https://www.jenniferrfarmer.org   You can also connect with Dr. Robin on LinkedIn  or Facebook or contact me via email at: robin@purpose-based.com   You can read more about Leadership Purpose and my upcoming book on my website at: https://www.robinlowens.com/   Talk to you soon!

Why do some people feel the need to gatekeep? From the art world to the corporate world, Black gatekeeping is real. Today we hear a classic gatekeeping experience from the comedy duo Frangela, and talk to author Jennifer Farmer about the deep-seated reasons why some people still feel the need to gatekeep.

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Our bodies are the temple of the Holy Spirit, so how must we care for ourselves? Faith Talks host Jennifer Farmer will explore this question and more on this episode of Faith Talks with the following guests:*Ghylian Bell, founder and director of the Urban Yoga Foundation*Valencia McClure, certified aromatherapist and founder of The Artistry of Essential Oils*Nora Cunningham, UMW executive for spiritual growthVisit http://www.unitedmethodistwomen.org/FaithTalks to find out more and register for upcoing Faith Talks events.

Original Broadcast 09/03/2020 SNT shares the mic with her friend Jennifer Farmer, the PR Whisperer who has written the best love letter there is, “First & Only: A Black Woman’s Guide to Thriving at Work and in Life.” These two life-long besties share the love in this episode that is all about that – LOVE. Lean in and learn how we can do good and do well; how love of self is one of the grandest forms of resistance out there – especially for Black women; how you can light your soul on fire by being and doing what you love…and how Lucy shoulda been Black. These two humanitarians show Black Girl magic works like hell. Hello Somebody! First & Only: A Black Woman’s Guide to Thriving at Work and in Life https://www.broadleafbooks.com/store/product/9781506466842/First-and-Only First & Only Podcast  https://www.jenniferrfarmer.org/first-and-only-podcast/   Books to read: So You Want To Talk About Race by Ijeoma Oluo https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QBQF4GS/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1 White Fragility by Robin Diangleo https://www.robindiangelo.com/publications/ How To Be An Antiracist by Ibram X. Kendi https://www.ibramxkendi.com/how-to-be-an-antiracist-1 Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Original Broadcast 09/03/2020 SNT shares the mic with her friend Jennifer Farmer, the PR Whisperer who has written the best love letter there is, “First & Only: A Black Woman’s Guide to Thriving at Work and in Life.” These two life-long besties share the love in this episode that is all about that – LOVE. Lean in and learn how we can do good and do well; how love of self is one of the grandest forms of resistance out there – especially for Black women; how you can light your soul on fire by being and doing what you love…and how Lucy shoulda been Black. These two humanitarians show Black Girl magic works like hell. Hello Somebody! First & Only: A Black Woman’s Guide to Thriving at Work and in Life https://www.broadleafbooks.com/store/product/9781506466842/First-and-Only First & Only Podcast  https://www.jenniferrfarmer.org/first-and-only-podcast/   Books to read: So You Want To Talk About Race by Ijeoma Oluo https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QBQF4GS/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1 White Fragility by Robin Diangleo https://www.robindiangelo.com/publications/ How To Be An Antiracist by Ibram X. Kendi https://www.ibramxkendi.com/how-to-be-an-antiracist-1 Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

The #1 Rated Business Show returns with special guest, Jennifer Farmer, PR Expert and soon to be best selling author, Dr. Sabrinah Dorce, Yolanda Neal and Iwi Fresh founder Yolanda Owens. Jennifer Farmer discusses her new book and breaks down what it is like to be a woman of color in high power positions. Her new book entitled, First and Only: A Black Woman’s Guide to Thriving at Work and in Life (Broadleaf Books), covers many facets of being a black woman in the world of work. She also breaks down her personal experiences in the corporate world. Dr. E. Sabrina Dorce discusses her Abundant Living foundation and how they are helping to combat Diabetes. She gives some great tips on how to control diabetes and how to use diet to reduce the need for medicine. To get a Free Screening visit https://abundantlivingfoundationinc.org/ Yolanda Owens and Yolanda Oneal joins ABJ Radio to discuss Iwi Fresh and the brand new Oasis Wellness Center. The Oasis is a one of kind wellness center located in south Atlanta at 1600 Jonesboro Rd. The wellness center encompasses therapies from mental health to chiropractic care. If you want to know more about Iwi Fresh and all the wonderful natural products they offer visit them on the web at https://iwifresh.com/ The #1Rated Business Talk Show is a mix of fun and informative interviews. Hosted by Kevin C. Pride, we sit down with today's industry leaders, politicians, entrepreneurs, and celebs. We cover the latest news in the Atlanta area and provide insight into the business community of Atlanta. New Podcast Every Friday! Follow me on Instagram: @IAMKCPRIDE Now you can get the #1 Rated Business Show delivered to your inbox. New episodes each week, business tips, free advice, and lot of fun straight to your inbox. Sign up here http://i365.rocks/radio21 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/abjradio/message

Over the past several years, our United Methodist Women Faith Talks host Jennifer R. Farmer, has worked on a special project documenting the experiences of some of our sisters who have navigated professional settings as the first or only. While the media is quick to document when a person becomes the first to hold a position, the first to reach a milestone, or the only, they can sometimes overlook or minimize the challenges a person in this situation may face and the ways in which faith can be a sustaining force.Listen in on this Faith Talks conversation about Jennifer's s new book, First and Only: A Black Woman’s Guide to Thriving at Work and in Life. The forward for the book was written by former Ohio State Senator and 11th Congressional Candidate Nina Turner, who declared the work “essential reading.” Released by the Christian publisher Broadleaf Books, First and Only is both a love letter and an affirmation of the ways in which faith can anchor every aspect of our lives.This episode of Faith Talks is features guest host Emily Jones, United Methodist Women’s Executive for Racial Justice.Visit http://www.UnitedMethodistWomen.org/FaithTalks for more information about upcoming Faith Talks conversations.

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On this episode of Faith Talks we're having a conversation about how to be present with grief, both in our individual lives and in our communities. Join host Jennifer Farmer as she talks with Dr. Trudy Corry Rankin, a mental health practitioner; the Rev. Dionne P. Boissière Chaplain of the Church Center for the United Nations; Andris Salter, UMW Associate General Secretary; and the Rev. Jes Kast, a pastor in the United Church of Christ.

Tony interviews Jennifer Farmer, the author of, "Extraordinary PR, Ordinary Budget: A Strategy Guide". Tune in to hear how Jennifer's determination to bring about social justice shines a light on what normally remains hidden in the dark.

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Seasons greetings! We are on the cusp of ushering in the New Year. I hope you’re finding some time to take a breath, chillax and slow the chaotic pace of the holiday season. Speaking of changing pace and not racing so much, my guest this week, Jennifer Farmer, shares her experience with setting a work pace that is sustainable, practicing grace while redefining her flow, and so much more. Jennifer is an author and leading professional in communications strategy, an industry known for moving at breakneck speeds. Jennifer’s debut book, "Extraordinary PR, Ordinary Budget: A Strategy Guide" was released June 2017. She is the managing director of communications for PICO National Network, and the founder of Spotlight PR LLC, a boutique communications consultancy which provides strategic communications counsel and public relations coaching. She is one hard-working woman. Not only do we talk about work pace, we talk about her work at PICO National Network, a faith-based community organization, and how she transitioned from working in politics to communications. She also talks about PICO’s Live Free Campaign, which addresses gun violence and mass incarceration in many cities across the United States. Because much of what Jennifer does is mission-focused, advocative and so very humanizing, she always feels drawn to do more. When she was heading straight towards a major burnout, she had to assess what was happening and to turn everything around. Jennifer and I cover so much ground about what it’s like to achieve without overworking. I truly hope that you come away from this podcast with some clarity, inspiration, calm or a combo platter of all three. The episode is ready for your listening pleasure. Grab a cup of hot tea (or your favorite beverage of choice), get cozy, and press play. Check out the full show notes for this episode at: https://www.vitalcorpswellness.com/blog/lvcs-0032-jennifer-farmer  

Jennifer Farmer, MD of Communications for PICO National Networking, public speaker and book author, chats with Aaron Strout on she how she uses the power of language to effectively speak out on social issues. She also discusses her experience working through social justice campaigns within the Ohio Senate, Ohio House of Representatives, and Former President Barack Obama. If you’d like key takeaways from the National Summit on Strategic Communications - which Jennifer spoke at and where this was recorded -you can view them on W2O Group’s blog here: http://w2o.to/2rQITEw.

In Special Chronicles Podcast Episode 239, Daniel Smrokowski is podcasting live on location with his new friends Chloe Young and her mom Jennifer Farmer, from Include Me Advocacy Group.  Tune-in as Chloe and Jennifer talk about Chloe being diagnosed with Williams syndrome; Chloe's hobbies of watching movies; On being a Figure Skating Champion; Chloe retells story of Her … Continue reading SCP239: Include Me In College The post SCP239: Include Me In College first appeared on Special Chronicles.

ALL NEW AFTERLIFE TV EPISODE: Featuring an interview with intuitive and medium Jennifer Farmer. "In today's episode, we'll be discussing a question we've gotten from so many of you over the past few months: 'Where has Bob been?' I'll explain exactly where I've been, the exciting new endeavor I've started, and the part I believe my spirit guides played in all this. "Also in this show, I interview psychic and medium Jennifer Farmer. It’s an intimate conversation between us because Jennifer and I have known one another for over 8 years, and because I interviewed her right in my studio. Jennifer shares with us how she comforted her own grief after her father’s passing, why that difficult loss helped her to better work as a medium, and how two tragic shootings inspired her to create a tool for others to comfort and heal their grief. "Jennifer gave me an extraordinary reading eight years ago, and we’ve been working together ever since. In this show, she candidly reveals why the Florida and Texas shooting tragedies inspired her to create a tool to help people find peace in suffering. This resulted in the special program for the bereaved that she created for this purpose, which I personally used with fascinating results. We also chat about intuition, signs from spirit, and creating a new relationship with our deceased loved ones. Jennifer even shares the spiritual signs that led her to quit her safe corporate job to serve full time as an intuitive and medium. "Thanks for listening to the show and, if you enjoy it, please share it with your friends. I love hearing what you think too, so please share with me what you like about it via email, Facebook or Twitter. Enjoy the episode!" ~ Bob Olson, Afterlife TV Show Notes: Show sponsor, Best Psychic Directory: http://www.bestpsychicdirectory.com Visit Jennifer Farmer's website: http://www.jenniferfarmer.com/ Download Jennifer's guided meditation Healing Grief Meditation Practice here: http://www.jenniferfarmer.com/product/healing-grief-meditation-practice-digital-download/ Bob's intuitive reading with Jennifer: http://www.bestpsychicmediums.com/Jennifer-Article.htm GET A READING with Jennifer Farmer: http://www.jenniferfarmer.com/private-readings/ Join the Afterlife TV newsletter and get notified when my new book is coming out and how you can get it: http://eepurl.com/jZiyb More show notes . . . The Celestine Prophecy by James Redfield: https://www.amazon.com/Celestine-Prophecy-Adventure-James-Redfield/dp/0446671002 The Way of the Peaceful Warrior by Dan Millman: https://www.amazon.com/Way-Peaceful-Warrior-Changes-Lives/dp/1932073205 The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho: https://www.amazon.com/Alchemist-Paulo-Coelho/dp/0062315005 Answers About the Afterlife: http://www.answersabouttheafterlife.com/ iTunes Podcast (please leave a review of the show): https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/afterlifetv-with-bob-olson/id529018781 Get an Instant Reading Now (see who is available): http://www.bestpsychicdirectory.com/instantreadings.php

Jennifer Farmer is an intuitive, medium and spiritual teacher whose greatest passion is empowering you to embrace joy and inner peace through the deep healing of spiritual readings, teachings and guided meditations. I first learned of her work a couple of years ago by way of one of her guided meditation videos on YouTube. Amidst my early exploration of a higher level of awareness and at the time I was first dipping my toes into the pool of an initial practice of meditation, I somehow found Jennifer voice, approach, and energy rather soothing and appealing. I have been a fan of her work ever since and am truly grateful that I got the chance to connect with her for this conversation. Among the many things that stood out for me from my time with Jennifer were: 1. Choice over your view of your experience. She talked about deciding to view the world as a friendly place, and putting to use effective tools to maintain and nurture that view, such as counselling, meditation, prayer, action & service to others. 2. The other side of that choice, and what it represents. She noted how some people choose to come at life through a lower energy frequency, using things like blame, guilt and regret to shape their view. In that case, Jennifer suggests that such a person is “learning to connect to life through suffering,” and she suggests that, while EACH of us will encounter some form of suffering along the way, how LONG we suffer can be optional. I find that hopeful and empowering. 3. She shared three main things that are essential tools for success: Awareness, Learning How to Control Your Mind, and the Ability to Let Go & Renew, which we discussed at greater length. There was SO much else to soak, such as what she shared about “Energy Management” and how “at a spirit level, we’re all the same.” I also noted when she shared that she gets messages when she’s in a calm state. I found that interesting, as I rarely feel inspired or intuitive when I’m frantic or exhausted. I hope you enjoy the conversation with Jennifer Farmer! ©2016 Kevin Bulmer Enterprises

Philiy page speaks to Jennifer Farmer, designer and maker of Luno furniture in LA. Jennifer talks candidly about what it takes to set up your own business, including the pit falls, and triumphs. She also talks about life in LA and the music business. To find out more about the amazing furniture at Luno you can go to their website: www.iamluno.com To find out more about Creative Women International and to get the podcasts, freebies and discounts land in your inbox every week, sign up to the mailing list at www.CreativeWomenInternational.com

Join Psychic Medium Jennifer Farmer as she shares insights on cultivating spiritual power, developing self trust and living by Spiritual power. Dr. Pat and Jennifer discuss steps to lead a more fulfilling life by making the spiritual connection daily. They will share tips to help you access and trust the power within.

Psychic Medium Jennifer Farmer joins Dr. Pat live to help you unleash your inner psychic. Jennifer discusses the process of developing this vital sixth-sense and offers tips in creating your own psychic toolbox to use in all areas of your life.

Want to increase your happiness, develop psychic awareness and feel more connected to your life purpose? Join psychic medium Jennifer Farmer as she shares strategies for making the Spiritual Connection every day

Jennifer discusses communication with the Spirit World. She will share her insights and experiences working as a psychic medium with Dr. Pat.

Jennifer's abilities are totally natural, and continue to evolve and strengthen. She is genuine in her concern for the well being of all her clients and with a delicate and sensitive touch, she's able to shift and expand the awareness in her clients. This shift is not only healing, but also empowering and life changing. Often the net result is that clients walk away with a new found sense of emotional balance and peace of mind.Visit her website: www.butterflyspiritconnections.com

Jennifer's abilities are totally natural, and continue to evolve and strengthen. She is genuine in her concern for the well being of all her clients and with a delicate and sensitive touch, she's able to shift and expand the awareness in her clients. This shift is not only healing, but also empowering and life changing. Often the net result is that clients walk away with a new found sense of emotional balance and peace of mind.Visit her website: www.butterflyspiritconnections.com