Podcast appearances and mentions of Jennifer Fox

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With the federal deficit nearing $2 trillion, understanding how these numbers impact your financial future has never been more critical. Join Evan Wohl as he chats with Jennifer Fox, Vice President of Federal Affairs at Finseca, about the current financial state of the U.S. economy and its political implications. Facing heightened interest rates, substantial federal … Read More Read More

Welcome, dear listeners. Today I'm honored to be in conversation with Jennifer Fox. Jen is a peaceful pagan and proud witch who focuses her practice on the natural world and the cycle of the seasons. She joins me today to discuss the profound impact of Imbolc and the personal journey it has symbolized for her. If you're not familiar with Imbolc, it's a traditional holiday that represents a time of renewal and new beginnings. This makes it a perfect analogy for the pivotal moments in Jen's life, including her husband's stroke and the subsequent challenges they faced. Join us as we delve into Jen's story of resilience, her connection to nature, and the profound lessons she learned about love, self-growth, and acceptance. Tune in to learn more about: The symbolism of Imbolc Jen's letter-writing ritual Nurturing aspects within life's cycles Being in flow with life's ups and downs   Connect with Sarah Follow Sarah on Instagram Learn more about Sarah's work Join Sarah for 21 Days of Untapped Support Connect with Jennifer Follow Jen on Instagram @thepeacefulpagan

In this week's episode of the School of Midlife podcast, I'm joined by Jen Fox, the founder of the Zero Proof Project, a one-year, alcohol-free challenge. Whether you're currently doing Dry January, or are someone who is "sober curious," or just someone who finds herself thinking about how many glasses of wine she's had or justifying the number of drinks she's had on any given day or week, you'll love this candid, raw and honest discussion with Jen.Although this episode is longer than most, you'll be captivated by Jen's story. She's smart and witty and open to sharing every bit about herself in a way that's refreshingly honest. Even if you can't relate to her story -- ever find your mom overdosing on heroin? -- you won't want to miss a second of our discussion.We're not trying to make you quit drinking in this episode. We're simply posing the question: "is alcohol serving you?"LINKS AND MENTIONS:

James uses “The Sting,” Universal's classic 1973 film about grifters and conmen, starring Paul Newman and Robert Redford, to explore how studios and streamers create and perpetuate a culture of out of control spending in Hollywood.WEBSITE: Thousands of Tiny Tyrants: The Mostly Movies PodcastTranscript | EP4 | Hollywood & The Big ConADDITIONAL VIEWING:The Sting (1973) | UniversalWoody Allen: A Documentary (2013) | by Robert B. Weide | New Video GroupADDITIONAL READING:Final Cut: Art, Money, and Ego in the Making of Heaven's Gate, the Film that Sank United Artists | by Steven Bach | Newmarket Press (1999)Why Hollywood Producers Think They Need a Union Again | TheWrap.com | May 21, 2023Inside ‘Yellowstone' creator Taylor Sheridan's $350M ranch amid spending scandal | NY Post | May 10, 2023Paramount Global Mulling 1,000-Plus Layoffs Amid Shari Redstone's Talks...| Variety | December 12, 2023For Sale” Sign on Paramount Will Shape Shari Redstone's Legacy | Hollywood Reporter | December 15, 2023ADDITIONAL PODCAST LISTENING:Why 'Yellowstone' Is One of TV's Most Expensive Shows | The Journal Podcast | May 12, 2023Deadline Strike Talk Podcast, Week 11 | Striking SAG-AFTRA Joins WGA... | July 14, 2023Deadline Strike Talk Podcast, Week 18 | Jennifer Fox...Why Producers Need Union Protection | September 1, 2023MUSIC CREDITS:“Lets Go” by Mark July via PixabayThe Entertainer | written by Scott Joplin | The Sting Motion Picture Soundtrack (1973)Solace | written by Scott Joplin | The Sting Motion Picture Soundtrack (1973)News Background Music | Music by Unlimited via PixabayBest Jazz Club in New Orleans | Music by Paolo Argento via Pixabay

Who's to blame? Adam Driver, Matt Damon or one of the Spoilermen? Find out the answer to this question and more on this very special Patreon request episode of Spoilers! Thanks "Swole!" ****** Jean de Carrouges is a respected knight known for his bravery and skill on the battlefield. Jacques Le Gris is a squire whose intelligence and eloquence makes him one of the most admired nobles in court. When Le Gris viciously assaults Carrouges' wife, she steps forward to accuse her attacker, an act of bravery and defiance that puts her life in jeopardy. The ensuing trial by combat, a grueling duel to the death, places the fate of all three in God's hands. Release date: October 15, 2021 (USA) Director: Ridley Scott Screenplay: Matt Damon, Ben Affleck, Nicole Holofcener Budget: 100 million USD Adapted from: The Last Duel: A True Story of Crime, Scandal, and Trial by Combat in Medieval France Producers: Ridley Scott, Matt Damon, Ben Affleck, Nicole Holofcener, Kevin J. Walsh, Jennifer Fox, James Flynn

A six-month job trial has turned into 23 years.  Graphic designer and waitress turned business owner, Fox Vending has been in business for 62 years and Jennifer has been a part of it for 23 years.  From selling cigarettes from a vending machine, Jennifer has evolved with a grab and go self-checkout approach which is a more recent concept in vending. Jennifer's biggest barrier was her dad!  During the 23 years, Jennifer and her dad had old school new school conflict but overcame the generational gap and their relationship is still strong today.  Jennifer believes in gratitude and practices it every day.  Jennifer shared her story and received comments from others stating that she inspired them to stop drinking.  Jennifer knew that there was a bigger calling to share her story telling along with raising money to have a way to give back to Herren project in her brother Justin's name.  Jennifer came up with Dragonolia in memory of her brother Justin and her mother.  A dollar from every bag of coffee sold goes to the Herren project.  The goal is to send someone to treatment every year.  Finding beauty in the darkness – the tag line of Dragonolia.  One dollar from every bag goes to the Herren Project in Justin's name.  https://herrenproject.org/  You can follow Jennifer and Dragonolia at: Instagram Jennifer Fox – imafox73 Facebook – Jennifer Fox Instagram - Dragonolia Dragonolia.com https://liveagreatstory.com/   You can follow the I Can Do Anything Podcast at: Email us at – icandoanythingpod@gmail.com Watch on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeI1EHGodsDgwYbvHuOxLQQ And then there is always my website - www.icandoanythingpod.com Like and subscribe on Facebook - https://bit.ly/3bG0Efk Follow on X (Twitter) - https://bit.ly/2yqZczb Find me on Instagram - https://bit.ly/2xDFIa4 Get your merch here - https://bit.ly/teespringicdapod Join me on Goodreads – ICDA

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Jennifer is the owner of Jennifer Fox Weddings, a full-service planning and design firm in France that specializes in luxury destination weddings. With an MBA in International Hospitality and a Sommelier diploma from Le Cordon Bleu, Jennifer has spent the past ten years helping couples plan their dream destination weddings in France and is regularly featured in exclusive publications such as Martha Stewart Weddings, Style Me Pretty, and the Knot.In today's episode we discuss: Jennifer's diverse background that includes touring with the Broadway production of Cats, managing a luxury Upper East Side hair salon, and becoming an expert on French wine and gastronomy Jennifer's process when planning luxury destination weddings in France (getting to know the couple, venue selection, design, etc.) How Jennifer has honed her signature effortlessly elegant style All things destination weddings in France including Jennifer's favorite region (Provence), her top venues, and her recommendations for the perfect four-day wedding weekend itinerary Destination wedding trends and why multi-day events are truly the ideal Getting on Jennifer's preferred vendor list The importance of the planner/photographer relationshipThe Wedding Destination Podcast, brought to you by international wedding photographer Molly Carr, whose work can regularly be seen in publications such as Harper's BAZAAR, Town & Country, BRIDES, and Martha Stewart Weddings and who was voted a Top Wedding Photographer in the World by The Wed.Designed to educate and inspire couples and creatives on all things destination weddings, the Wedding Destination Podcast interviews luxury wedding industry professionals who are at the top of their fields to give inspiring and actionable business and wedding planning advice.Tune in to the Wedding Destination Podcast every week to stay up to date with the latest destination wedding trends, advice from luxury wedding industry professionals, and plan the destination wedding of your dreams! Subscribe now, and get the inside scoop.FOLLOW ALONG:The Wedding Destination Podcast@weddingdestinationpodcastJennifer Fox Weddingshttps://jenniferfoxweddings.com/@jenniferfoxweddingsMolly Carr Photographyhttps://mollycarrphotography.com/@mollycarrphotography

When I was in Vegas I got to see the Burlesque Hall of Fame, And, I was lucky enough that the director Dustin M. Wax agreed to sit down and talk to me. We talked about how the museum came to exist, why it’s important, a little bit about some of these amazing performers, how gender plays out in the neo-burlesque movement and the previous incarnations, as well as some advice for aspiring performers and so much more. When you are in Las Vegas, you should plan on a visit, it’s right in the Downtown Arts District, easy to get to and well worth the time. To learn more visit https://www.burlesquehall.com We mentioned so many great performers and teased you with little bits about a bunch of fun history, I thought I’d help you get a headstart with some links. And please be sure to visit whatexcitesus.com too. Lydia Thompson and her contribution to 19th century American Theater: https://editions.covecollective.org/chronologies/lydia-thompsons-contribution-19th-century-burlesque-theater-america Tempest Storm comes up a few times: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tempest_Storm https://www.burlesquehall.com/tempest-storm/ Sally Rand: https://www.kqed.org/arts/13902628/the-burlesque-pioneer-who-fought-censorship-and-multiple-arrests Every Rocky Horror’s Fan Favorite, Lili St. Cyr: https://www.burlesquehall.com/museumathome-burlesque-legends-lili-st-cyr/ A little bit about the Riot Grrl Movement: https://www.nme.com/blogs/nme-blogs/brief-history-riot-grrrl-space-reclaiming-90s-punk-movement-2542166 The Something Weird Video Channel https://www.youtube.com/@SomethingWeirdDotCom/featured An Interview with a couple of Burlesque Legends, including Jennifer Fox: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTxj2Vi94sM A little bit about Hedy Jo Star: https://zagria.blogspot.com/2012/01/hedy-jo-star-1920-1999-showgirl.html The post mentioned about Marinka: https://www.burlesquehall.com/transgender-day-of-visibility-honoring-marinka/ Aida Overton Walker’s Wiki page https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aida_Overton_Walker Tony Midnite’s Wiki Page https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony_Midnite About Jennie Lee: http://redhotsburlesque.com/2013/legend-jennie-lee/ About Sherry Britton: https://burlexe.com/burlesque/burlesque-icons/sherry-britton-burlesque-history/

Filmmaker Jennifer Fox talks more about surviving childhood sexual abuse and her decision to reveal that her abuser 50 years ago was the legendary Olympic rower and coach Ted Nash, who died in 2021. Fox is the director of The Tale, a narrative memoir based on Fox's own life experience.

Filmmaker Jennifer Fox talks more about surviving childhood sexual abuse and her decision to reveal that her abuser 50 years ago was the legendary Olympic rower and coach Ted Nash, who died in 2021. Fox is the director of The Tale, a narrative memoir based on Fox's own life experience.

Today on the Podcast Erin Kennedy and Jennifer Fox takeover the podcast by request! Talking through everything from the best Grinch movie, to working with their husbands and how to do the hard work of cultivating friendships.

Jennifer openly and bravely talks about enduring ongoing trauma in her life, beginning by growing up with a dysfunctional family, and with a mother who was beautiful, smart, vibrant, but also an alcoholic.  After losing her youngest brother to an overdose, she began to make changes to her own life, determined to "live a great story."  Improving her lifestyle, Jennifer became a runner, raises money for the incredible foundation Herren Project, and has her own company called Dragonolia, which inspires others to share their stories. 

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Join Crystal as she interviews Jennifer Fox from Dragonoilia! Crystal and Jen talk about loss of family members to addiction, Sober Curious Movement, Learning how to live life sober and setting goals for yourself that change your life! About Jennifer: After miscarrying twice in 2015, losing her mom to lung cancer in 2016 and separating from her abusive husband in 2017 Jennifer Fox headed into 2018 knowing she needed to file for divorce, start over and create a happier life. But 2018 had something different in mind. After having a full hysterectomy in October and finalizing her divorce in November, she was sure 2019 would be better. And then she lost her baby brother Justin to a heroin overdose on December 5th, just 6 days after becoming legally divorced at 45 years old.In 2019 Jennifer found herself in a rapid downward spiral to nowhere, drinking at least one bottle of wine a day, sometimes two, and sometimes topping that off with a "nightcap". By the fall she was quite literally drowning in grief over the loss of her brother, drinking like a raging alcoholic and had also put on 40 pounds. So she made a pact with herself. Instead of doing her annual Dry January, she was going to give up drinking for an entire year. In addition, she was going to become a runner, something she had dreamt of for many, many years, because runners embodied everything she wanted to be: dedicated, disciplined, fit and able to tackle hard things. To do this she committed to run one 5K every month until she could run the 3.1 miles without stopping to walk and feeling like she might die, her first being the Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving, 2019.  2020 started off awesome, with the 3 day personal development conference for women created by Rachel Hollis, and at least 6 months of races on the calendar. By the time the global pandemic hit she was down 20 pounds, betting better at running each week and feeling incredibly strong in her sobriety. Though most people will find this hard to believe, Jennifer firmly states that despite COVID and the million dollar loss in her business because of it, 2020 was the best year of her adult life. Why? Tune in to hear her incredible story of loss, resilience, courage and authenticity, along with where her relationship is with alcohol today.You can find Jennifer on IG and online https://www.dragonolia.com/You Can Watch on YOUTUBE:Making the Change Sobriety Journal & Activity Book (Discount Code STAYSOBER)https://makingthechange.store/Are you enjoying the Sober Onions Podcast?If so, your Donation or Sponsorship will help continue on the message of sobriety.All funds go to Podcast website, editing fees, hosting fees and media expenses.https://soberonions.com/sponsors-patrons/Your donation can change the lives of those struggling with addiction or those trying to maintain Sobriety.We are a community that grows by sharing and supporting each other.Thank you for your Support~ CrystalFOLLOW on IG: sober.onionsFacebook: Sober OnionsTik Tok: Sober OnionsListen on Spotify & Apple ITuneshttps://soberonions.com/

Episode 107 Notes and Links to Dr. Benjamin Gilmer's Work        On this episode of The Chills at Will Podcast, Pete welcomes Dr. Benjamin Gilmer, and the two discuss, among other topics, Dr.'s early days at the rural Mountain Area Health Education Center, his directly following Dr. Vince Gilmer, and the ways in which Dr. Benjamin Gilmer got to know Dr. Vince's story and generous medical work, and then Dr. Vince himself. The conversation includes discussion of the newly-released book, the neurological disease that Dr. Vince discovered he had, and the specific implications for his case and society's understanding and treatment of mental health's connection to incarceration.        Dr. Benjamin Gilmer is a family physician and Associate Professor at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine and Mountain Area Health Education Center's (MAHEC) Family Medicine Residency Program.  He is an international Albert Schweitzer Fellow and attended Davidson College followed by medical studies at the Sorbonne in Paris, France and East Carolina University. As the Medical Director for MAHEC's Rural Health Initiative and Rural Fellowship, he is passionate about advocating for global and rural health disparities. He has worked extensively in Central and South America and West Africa. Benjamin is committed to advancing medical education, point of care ultrasound, interprofessional collaboration and inspiring students to pursue rural health.      His advocacy work currently focuses on bringing media attention to the social injustice of mass incarceration. His book, The Other Dr. Gilmer (Ballantine/Penguin Random House) and feature film project (Concordia Films) both highlight the injustice of mass incarceration of people with mental illness. The book is out as of March 1! Both projects are based on a 2013 This American Life podcast (Dr. Gilmer and Mr. Hyde), a collaboration between Benjamin and Sarah Koenig (“Serial”) which has had more than 10 million listeners. A former neurobiologist turned rural family doctor, Dr. Gilmer has lectured across the country about medical ethics, global and rural health, bias in medicine, and the intersection of medicine and social justice. He lives with his wife, Deirdre, two children, Kai and Luya, and their dog Prince Peanut Butter in Asheville, North Carolina.   Buy The Other Dr. Gilmer    Penguin Random House Page for The Other Dr. Gilmer Dr. Benjamin Gilmer's Website   Hollywood Reporter Article about Movie Adaption of The Other Dr. Gilmer   The legendary This American Life episode, “Dr. Gilmer and Mr. Hyde” (10+ million downloads to date!)   At about 3:10, Dr. Gilmer responds to Pete's questions about his parents' and family influences on intellectual curiosity    At about 4:30, Pete asks Dr. Gilmer about early reading experiences and childhood exploration    At about 6:20, Dr. Gilmer describes the outsized impact of Dr. Albert Schweitzer and speaks of some of his own work in Gabon; Pete and Dr. Guilmer also speak of the late, great Dr. Paul Farmer   At about 8:50, Pete and Dr. Gilmer talk about corporatization/for-profit medicine, and Dr. Gilmer talks about service-oriented medicine as experienced in Gabon; he also discusses a symbolic anecdote of the “throne” being shared by a town leader in Gabon    At about 13:20, Dr. Benjamin talks about his time-his “baptism in medicine”-at Broughton Hospital as an instructive and inspiring time   At about 15:25, Pete and Dr. Benjamin discuss the ACE testing and tests for gauging sociopathy   At about 16:45, Pete references Ira Glass' understated, stunning beginning of the legendary This American Life episode, “Dr. Gilmer and Mr. Hyde”   At about 17:30, Dr. Gilmer talks about starting work at the clinic (MAHEC Family Health Center at Cane Creek)  as an “outsider” and almost not being hired due to the fact that his name was the same as his imprisoned predecessor    At about 19:25, Pete and Dr. Gilmer reference a humorous and inauspicious anecdote about suspicions of modern medicine that is told in the book   At about 21:15, Dr. Gilmer gives some background on Fletcher, NC, where the clinic is located   At about 22:40, Dr. Gilmer discusses the clinic's patients' views and stories of Dr. Vince Gilmer's generosity and kindness, including an allegorical incident involving caring for mice, and how these stories being in opposition to the crimes that Dr. Vince committed, and how Dr. Benjamin was inspired “to look further” into    At about 25:10, Dr. Benjamin recounts a story of a patient shaking him up and making him “paranoid” about Dr. Vince seeing him as a “usurper”   At about 28:55, Dr. Benjamin talks about Tommy, a recipient of generosity from Dr. Vince, and how Dr. Vince's traumatic childhood and evolving disease led to “effusive generosity”   At about 31:00, Dr. Benjamin highlights Woody Guthrie's experience with a similar disease    At about 32:40, Dr. Benjamin and Pete discuss the parts of the book where the doctor had done research into the specifics of Dr. Vince's crime, and the delusion that led to baffling and strange actions in the immediate aftermath of the murder; Dr. Benjamin also cites the brain “as a character” in the book and how Dr. Vince's background of abuse served as a trigger   At about 35:40, Dr. Benjamin talks about sensitizing readers/listeners to the fallibility of the brain and how we all share mental health imbalances/struggles   At about 38:00, Dr. Benjamin talks about the “coin toss” of brian health and his connection to Dr. Vince   At about 40:00, the two discuss the precedent in the legal world for SSRI-related crimes, and Dr. Benjamin talks about his initial “no” to inquiries from Sarah Koenig re: doing an episode for “This American Life”   At about 42:20, Dr. Benjamin drops some “WOAH!” information about the connection between his NPR episode and the legendary “Serial”     At about 42:50, the two discuss some early interviews that Dr. Benjamin and Sarah Koenig did with local residents and law enforcement after Dr. Vince's crime   At about 43:50, Dr. Benjamin talks about “preconceptions” and their impact in the Dr. Vince case and in society in general; he also talks about how he hopes the book allows more room for    At about 45:25, Dr. Benjamin describes his first meeting with Dr. Vince and how his own doubts and biases came into play   At about 49:00, Dr. Benjamin recounts the “farcical” nature of Dr. Vince's court case    At about 51:20, Dr. Benjamin talks about Dr. Vince's court case as representative of problems with the country's carceral, legal, and medical systems   At about 52:40, Pete cites an example from the This American Life episode of questions asked by Dr. Vince backfiring spectacularly at trial   At about 53:20, the two discuss intergenerational abuse and its cycles, particularly with regards to sexual and physical violence done to Dr. Vince and his sister    At about 54:00, Pete and Dr. Benjamin muse on culpability with regards to Dalton Gilmer, Dr. Vince's father   At about 56:45, Dr. Benjamin reflects on ideas of “reverence for life,” a philosophy of looking at victims and victimizers    At about 58:50, Dr. Benjamin and Pete give some staggering statistics about the connections between prisoners and mental health   At about 59:45, Dr. Benjamin highlights the heroic contributions of Dr. Steve and Dr. Colin Angliker in small and big ways   At about 1:01:20, Dr. Benjamin answers Pete's question about what brought a sense of calm to Dr. Vince, even when receiving word of his degenerative health condition   At about 1:03:10, Dr. Benjamin talks about Dr. Vince's disease as not “the whole picture,” but just part of a larger mental health puzzle   At about 1:03:55, Pete and Dr. talk about the Gilmer family expanding to include Dr. Vince   At about 1:04:40, Dr. Benjamin shares his hopes about what the book can do, has done, and will do   At about 1:07:20, Dr. Benjamin talks about reframing the ways in which we treat prisoners   At about 1:08:25, Pete discusses the changes that have come through reading this book   At about 1:09:20, Dr. Benjamin responds to Pete's question about how to get involved in similar advocacy groups, and he talks about ways in which people can help in big and small ways and in learning about incredible organizations like Bryan Stevenson's Equal Justice Initiative, The Innocence Project, Marshall's Project     At about 1:11:20, Dr. Benjamin and Pete talk about where to buy the book and the early roll-out of the book; Malaprop's in Asheville is shouted out as a great bookstore to buy The Other Dr. Gilmer   At about 1:11:50, Dr. Benjamin talks about the collaboration with Jennifer Fox and Concordia with Dr. writing the book and Jennifer writing the upcoming film       You can now subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, and leave me a five-star review. You can also ask for the podcast by name using Alexa, and find the pod on Stitcher, Spotify, and on Amazon Music. Follow me on IG, where I'm @chillsatwillpodcast, or on Twitter, where I'm @chillsatwillpo1. You can watch other episodes on YouTube-watch and subscribe to The Chills at Will Podcast Channel. Please subscribe to both my YouTube Channel and my podcast while you're checking out this episode.  This is a passion project of mine, a DIY operation, and I'd love for your help in promoting what I'm convinced is a unique and spirited look at an often-ignored art form. The intro song for The Chills at Will Podcast is “Wind Down” (Instrumental Version), and the other song played on this episode was “Hoops” (Instrumental)” by Matt Weidauer, and both songs are used through ArchesAudio.com.     Please tune in for Episode 108 with Navdeep Singh Dhillon, the author of Sunny G's Series of Rash Decisions, an adjunct professor of creative writing and English at Borough of Manhattan Community College, and co-founder of IshqInABackpack (Ish-k), a narrative travel blog. The episode will air on March 8. 

This two-part episode features conversations among faculty at Georgetown University about some of the most pressing challenges they faced while teaching during the Fall 2021 semester. Part I features three faculty who discuss ways in which they fostered inclusivity and equity in their classes by leveraging technology and other strategies. In Part II, five faculty share assessment strategies that they used for reducing student stress and anxiety among their students. Bios Part I: Dr. Chandra Manning, Professor in the Department of History Dr. Jennifer Fox, Teaching Professor in the Department of Biology Dr. Marissa Fond, Assistant Teaching Professor in the Department of Linguistics Part II: Dr. Karen Shaup, Associate Teaching Professor in the Department of English and Adjunct Faculty in the Writing Program Dr. MC Chan, Assistant Teaching Professor in the Department of Biology Mokoto Omori, Assistant Teaching Professor in the Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures Kumi Sato, Assistant Teaching Professor in the Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures Dr. Yoshiko Mori, Associate Professor in the Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures Resources The Prospect blog Center for New Designs in Learning and Scholarship (CNDLS) Hypothes.is Professor Shaup's Grading Agreement Alternative Modes of Grading Inclusive Pedagogy Toolkit

Roman J. Israel, Esq. discussion with writer/director Dan Gilroy, producer Jennifer Fox, editor John Gilroy, and production designer Kevin Kavanaugh on November 12, 2017 at the Samuel Goldwyn Theater. Moderated by Patt Morrison.

This two-part episode features conversations among faculty at Georgetown University about some of the most pressing challenges they faced while teaching during the Fall 2021 semester. Part I features three faculty who discuss ways in which they fostered inclusivity and equity in their classes by leveraging technology and other strategies. In Part II, five faculty share assessment strategies that they used for reducing student stress and anxiety among their students. Bios Part I: Dr. Chandra Manning, Professor in the Department of History Dr. Jennifer Fox, Teaching Professor in the Department of Biology Dr. Marissa Fond, Assistant Teaching Professor in the Department of Linguistics Part II: Dr. Karen Shaup, Associate Teaching Professor in the Department of English and Adjunct Faculty in the Writing Program Dr. MC Chan, Assistant Teaching Professor in the Department of Biology Mokoto Omori, Assistant Teaching Professor in the Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures Kumi Sato, Assistant Teaching Professor in the Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures Dr. Yoshiko Mori, Associate Professor in the Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures Resources The Prospect blog Center for New Designs in Learning and Scholarship (CNDLS) Hypothes.is Professor Shaup's Grading Agreement Alternative Modes of Grading Inclusive Pedagogy Toolkit

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Join Jennifer Foxworthy as she shares her experiences as a former US Navy Crewman and now a success facilitator.  Dr. Lycka and Jennifer discuss her unique formula for helping people to overcome their stumbling blocks, and push them out of the way to achieve their goal.  It's a riveting conversation focused on real tools and tips for getting where you want to be. Guest Bio:   Jennifer C. Foxworthy was born and raised in York, Pennsylvania. Once she graduated high school she embarked on a journey that would lead her into an illustrious career serving in the United States Navy. Jennifer served her country proudly for 21 years.   Jennifer is succeeding in her second career as a duo business owner. She is the Founder and CEO of Inspirationally Speaking, LLC, and Unstoppable You Ministries, Inc. Jennifer continues to be of service to others through her purpose and passion as an award winning Distinguished Toastmaster (DTM) motivational speaker, eSpeaker Certified Virtual Presenter, internationally published author of “Tomorrow My Sunshine Will Come: Memoirs of Women Who Survived Domestic Violence,” television show host of Living Unshackled ON Purpose, host of Unstoppable You Conference, corporate trainer, as well as prolific blogger of “G.U.M.B.O.” As an inspirational influencer, Jennifer travels the country as a powerful keynote speaker to help her clients have a F.I.T. (Focused, Intentional, and Thriving) mindset so they can find their personal peace, purpose, and power. Jennifer does this by transparently using her life experiences on topics of self-esteem, domestic violence awareness, leadership development, overcoming adversity, self-care, and much more. Jennifer states, “Essentially, I use my voice to help others find theirs.”   WEBSITE  www.inspirationallyspeaking.com   SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/Inspirationallyspeaking   Facebook Fan page: www.facebook.com/jenniferfoxworthy.inspirationallyspeaking  Twitter: @JCF_Speaks     Instagram: @InspirationallySpeakingLLC  LinkedIn: www. https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifercfoxworthy/    Thanks for listening to the show! It means so much to us that you listened to our podcast! If you would like to continue the conversation, please email me at allen@drallenlycka.com or visit our Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/drallenlycka. We would love to have you join us there, and welcome your messages. We check our Messenger often.    As a big thank you for listening to our podcast, we'd like to offer you a free copy of Dr. Lycka's bestselling book the show is built on “The Secrets to Living A Fantastic Life.” Get your free copy by clicking here: https://secretsbook.now.site/home We are building a community of like-minded people in the personal development/self-help/professional development industries, and are always looking for wonderful guests for our show. If you have any recommendations, please email us!   Dr. Allen Lycka's Social Media Links Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/drallenlycka Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/dr_allen_lycka/ Twitter:  https://www.twitter.com/drallenlycka LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/allenlycka YouTube:  https://www.YouTube.com/c/drallenlycka   Subscribe to the show We would be honored to have you subscribe to the show – you can subscribe on the podcast app on your mobile device.   Leave a review We appreciate your feedback, as every little bit helps us produce even better shows. We want to bring value to your day, and have you join us time and again.  Ratings and reviews from our listeners not only help us improve, but also help others find us in their podcast app. If you have a minute, an honest review on iTunes or your favorite app goes a long way! Thank you!

Join Jennifer Foxworthy as she shares her experiences as a former US Navy Crewman and now a success facilitator.  Dr. Lycka and Jennifer discuss her unique formula for helping people to overcome their stumbling blocks, and push them out of the way to achieve their goal.  It's a riveting conversation focused on real tools and […] The post Focused, Intentional and Thriving with Jennifer Fox appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Join Jennifer Foxworthy as she shares her experiences as a former US Navy Crewman and now a success facilitator.  Dr. Lycka and Jennifer discuss her unique formula for helping people to overcome their stumbling blocks, and push them out of the way to achieve their goal.  It's a riveting conversation focused on real tools and […] The post Focused, Intentional and Thriving with Jennifer Fox appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Join Jennifer Foxworthy as she shares her experiences as a former US Navy Crewman and now a success facilitator.  Dr. Lycka and Jennifer discuss her unique formula for helping people to overcome their stumbling blocks, and push them out of the way to achieve their goal.  It's a riveting conversation focused on real tools and […] The post Focused, Intentional and Thriving with Jennifer Fox appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Even though she remembers Family Christmas Parties in the training room today’s guest Jennifer Fox never expected she would one day work at and be a shareholder of Auto Electric Service. Jennifer Fox is the Corporate Development & Marketing Manager for Saskatchewan owned and operated Auto Electric Service and is proud to be involved in a mainly male-dominated industry. She is using her history of the business and her fresh new perspective to help drive business improvements and advancements for Auto Electric Service while outstretching her reach to the Automotive Aftermarket throughout North America. Jennifer works every day to show her daughter Maycee and other girls like her that “Girls can be bosses too. Connect with Jennifer @ Auto Electric Service https://autoelectricservice.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AutoElectricServiceLtd LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-fox-8348a4115

Jennifer started off just trying to see if she could do 1 year sober. Then it just kept going. Now she is more than 1 year sober and running for The Herren Project on behalf of her brother. She also started an original coffee flavor, Dragnolia, in which the proceeds help the same foundation. Hear her story!!! www.Dragonolia.com

Uranus will station to go direct in Taurus on January 14 , 2021; The same day he conjuncts Mars. This is a combustible combo. Join friends, and cosmic wonderers, Cory Hawkins and Jennifer Fox, as they converse about the universe in this episode of "Curiously Conscious."

To learn more about Marinka, purchase her autobiography Marinka: From Havana to Burlesque at www.marinkabook.com I highly encourage you to buy this book if you haven't already.Burlesque Legend Marinka and co-author Lily Star dive into Marinka's life on and off stage. Marinka started performing burlesque in the 1960s with her signature prance and pose style including "loving the curtain". We talk about her start in nightlife as a female impersonator, headlining across the country, and her trans experience and as she put it - her "journey to realizing her childhood dream of becoming her true self." Hear about lovers and lovin', the book writing process, and more with Marinka and Lily Star.This episode mentions Baby Martell, Jennifer Fox, Julie Vogt, Scott Ewalt, & more.--Do you want to support the podcast? The Pastie Tapes Fan Club is always accepting new members! Join now at www.ThePastieTapes.comTo get a free sticker, click here for details.Find more at thepastietapes.comFollow on IG at @thepastietapesSee Siomai on IG at @siomaimooreCall or text 530-PASTIES Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Many of us have something that we’d like to change in our lives, but it can be pretty difficult to overcome addictions or strong urges. Jennifer Fox shares her story of addiction, change, forgiveness and making a conscious decision to “just keep moving my feet” towards the finish line of redemption. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cecil-ledesma/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cecil-ledesma/support

This week's guest, Jennifer Fox-Jaunier, is no stranger to re-creating her vision of her perfect career. Having grown up in New Jersey with her eyes set on a career in performance art, she realized her love of fine wines and extraordinary events was causing her heart to gravitate toward a different type of art. So she re-created the plan.  Jennifer has been creating luxury weddings and events in France since 2013. Her love story with France began in 2010 when she studied and gained her diploma in Sommellerie from Le Cordon Bleu Paris and has continued long after she graduated with an MBA in International Hospitality from Paris' Académie Internationale de Management.   Her work has been published in Martha Stewart Weddings, Style Me Pretty, Magnolia Rouge, Grey Likes Weddings, Wedding Chicks, Wedding Sparrow, Ruffled and more.

Jennifer Fox grew up in the Houston area and went to Cypress Creek High School.  Go Cougars!  Coach Fox then went on to play softball at UTSA, where a small burgeoning university program, was able to crack the Top 25 (at the time the first time in history).  Coach Fox went into public education and worked in Marble Falls and Spring Branch ISD, before taking her first head softball coaching job, leading the Boerne Greyhounds to a class 4A (now 5A equivalent) state title.  We talk about the Boerne Hall of Honor, and the inductions we were privileged to be a part of.  Coach Fox left Boerne after the 2008 season, and moved on to Northeast ISD to lead the Johnson Jaguars softball team in their inaugural season.  During her time at Johnson, she's coached the team to several district titles and playoff runs.   --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/erik-thormaehlen/support

In week 3 of our "Let's Talk About Sex" we dig into some Q&A with our panel of women (Sam Pinion, Crystal Posey and Jennifer Fox) and talk through sexuality and the culture of sex.  Let's Talk About Sex - Week 3 - 2/16/20

The Tale conta a história autobiográfica sobre a diretora e roteirista, Jennifer Fox. O filme é estrelado por Laura Dern interpretando a própria diretora, que reencontra um conto escrito por ela mesma, aos 13 anos, e se confronta com a lembrança de um relacionamento com o seu treinador de corrida, Bill. A história mostra o conflito de Jennifer adulta, dialogando com a sua versão do passado, e aos poucos entendendo a gravidade do que passou.

Sarah Mosses is the founder and CEO of a fast-growing company, called Together Films. Together Films is a Marketing, Distribution & Data agency, specializing in Impact Distribution Strategy. They have worked on campaigns for amazing, award-winning films such as Sundance hit The Hunting Ground, on sexual assault on college campuses, the Oscar Shortlisted documentary Unrest, by Jennifer Brea, the HBO film The Tale by Jennifer Fox with Laura Dern and Common, and they also handled the US distribution for the award-winning film Roll Red Roll by Nancy Schwartzman, tackling rape culture, among many other projects. Together Films also manages marketing campaigns for film festivals such as the Human Rights Watch Festival and Doc NYC. they are currently helming the campaign for 2040, by Damon Gameau, an award-winning film on solutions to reverse global warming, and the film “For Sama”, by Waad al-Kateab, a documentary about the Syrian war, which won Best Doc at the Cannes & SXSW Film Festivals and was nominated for Best Documentary at the Independent Spirit Awards.

In this episode director and screenwriter Scott Z. Burns and producer Jennifer Fox discuss their new film, Hollywood Unscripted, The Report. Scott and Jennifer discuss the challenges and benefits of working on a different budget than anticipated (2:01), the star quality and commitment of the cast (6:04) and how they work as a filmmaking team (11:25). They move on to discuss how Scott’s vision for the style of the film changed (12:13), the surprising facts behind the true story (13:39) and the personal effect of making a film like this (19:57). They discuss finding levity in the language (25:44), the inspiring dedication of the cast (28:27), the uncertainty of working while looking for funding (30:51), and the overwhelming result at Sundance (32:48). The Report will be available on Amazon and features an incredible cast including: Adam Driver, Annette Benning, Jon Hamm and Michael C. Hall. Learn more about Hollywood Unscripted: https://www.curtco.com/hollywoodunscripted And Follow Us: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/curtcomedia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/curtcomedia Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/curtcomedia

Continuing our month of 'Halloween and Hops', we visited a local farm and hop yard! Listen in, as Mike and Jennifer Fox tell us all about their journey, and their amazing farm! Also, the number 1440 was here.  -Fox Valley Farm and Hopyard -Over the Hill Farm -Travel the Road -Bibles for China -Home by Home -Vision Boards -1440 (significance of a number) -The Herbal Apothecary

Andrew and Jessica talk about the huge marketplace for virtually anything in the Northeast corner of the U.S. There are about 50 million residents and 3 trillion dollars in the GDP, called the largest megalopolis in the USA with 3.5 million small businesses according to the SBA, and also being one of the strongest and healthiest growth markets. Most of the states in this area have grown at a healthy three to four-and-a-half percent. This area also keeps welcoming immigrants, consequently having a diverse population coming from all over the world. There is even a prediction that the Northeast will be one big city someday. Listen to today's amazing guests and find out why people want to do business in the Northeast!   Listing of the week: Jennifer Fox (North Boston). Franchise resale opportunity in the realty business. Listing price: $775,000, making $200,000. Great opportunity for someone in the realty business who is ready to grow. Contact Jennifer Fox visiting Tworld North Boston or call 978-286-8922.   Key takeaways: [4:33] Jacqueline Frank, Vice President of Mortgage Lending for Guaranteed Rate. [5:15] Why is New York great for entrepreneurs? [6:50] Opportunities for small businesses. [8:55] Face-to-face networking in BNI. [9:38] Currently there is a softer market. [11:00] Brooklyn is untouchable. [12:25] Networking groups have given opportunities for smaller entrepreneurs to shine. [13:55] New York has become more friendly to come in. [14:37] Diversity in New York. [15:03] Young people all over NY. [15:55] Networking: Why entrepreneurs have to be in a group. [18:21] Key for growth: social media plus the face to face. [20:09] Deal of the week: Aaron Fox (North Boston). Landscaping business. 21 years in the business. Found an ideal candidate. SBA deal. Final sale price involved business and property: $1.75 million STE: $375,000. [24:13] Jennifer Fox, North Boston. [24:32] Jennifer Fox talks about the Boston economy. [25:30] Franchise resale in the Boston area. [28:09] Listing of the week: Jennifer Fox (North Boston) Franchise resale opportunity in the realty business. Listing price: $775,000, making $200,000. [29:51] Eric Straus, Manhattan, New York. [30:45] Landlords getting more realistic. [31:40] Good time for sellers in New York. [32:25] Young people getting into business. [33:33] Advice for first-time entrepreneurs. [35:01] Thomas Gesimondo (Brooklyn) [35:30] Brooklyn is the new Manhattan. [36:15] Older people getting out and younger people coming in. [36:45] Great opportunities in Brooklyn. [37:32] Industrial and service businesses.   Mentioned in this Episode: United Franchise Group Transworld Business Advisors Transworld on Linkedin Transworld on Facebook Call us — 888-711-9018 Email us thedealboard@tworld.com Text or call Jackeline Frank at 917-405-6661 Contact Jennifer Fox visiting Tworld North Boston or call 978-286-8922 Contact Eric Straus at estraus@tworld.com or call 917-719-5120 Contact Thomas Gesimondo at tomg@tworld.com or call 973-903-9931

In this special bonus episode we chat with rapper, actor, activist and author Common about his new memoir, Let Love Have the Last Word.  As a celebrated and Grammy winning hiphop artist, Common's musical career has woven together his message-driven lyrics with a wide-ranging musical palette. His work onscreen has brought him into memorable roles in films including Selma, American Gangster, The Hate U Give and Jennifer Fox's The Tale.  Common's lyrics — as well as his previous memoir, the bestseller One Day It'll All Make Sense — have always taken on self-examination as a key subject matter, and Let Love Have the Last Word takes this theme even further, writing in a spirit of vulnerability and directness about the challenges of being the parent and partner he wants to be, his responsibilities to others around him, and what it means to be a working artist while also living a life guided by love.  He also opens up about a painful episode of childhood abuse — an episode he only recent came to confront in his own memory.  He spoke to us this week via phone, as his new book hit the bookstores.

Born and raised in NYC, Debbie has worked as Production Designer around the world for over two decades.  Debbie's film projects include Love the Hard Way, Skins, Maria Full of Grace, Uncertainty, A Dog Year, and Mean Girls 2. More recently, Debbie has designed the critically acclaimed film The Tale, directed by Jennifer Fox. Upcoming projects include the award award winning Diane, directed by Kent Jones and upcoming The Evening Hour, directed by Braden King.

[Alguém me Desconfigurou] Um filme que se passa inteiramente numa tela de computador: o suspense Buscando... (22:02), dirigido pelo estreante Aneesh Chaganty, conta uma história não tão original por meio de uma narrativa 'diferentona'. Valeu a ousadia? O Conto (54:04), The Tale, foi uma das sensações em Sundance, com Laura Dern interpretando a autobiográfica história da diretora Jennifer Fox, que sofreu com pedofilia em sua adolescência. Na trama, as memórias da realizadora são revistas de uma maneira nada convencional. No Boletim do Oscar (12:45) chega a vez dos atores. Quem são os principais nomes surgindo na corrida para a nova temporada? E, falando em prêmios, nossa correspondente especial Cecília Barroso (do site Cenas de Cinema) traz as grandes destaques e os premiados do Festival de Brasília (1:22:40). Cantinho do Ouvinte e Recomendações (1:14:51) destaque para American Vandal e o recente documentário Roe x Wade: Direitos das Mulheres nos EUA. Bom podcast!

You might have heard that it takes 10 years and almost a $1 billion to bring a new drug to market. In this episode we talk with Jennifer Fox about how PSU is working with early stage bioscience companies to develop new drugs & vaccines. Jennifer is also a Board Member of the Portland Innovation Quadrant, and we discussed how the community is coming together to develop real estate that will fuel growth of innovation in Portland.

We are a little off schedule for our August Women Crush Wednesday podcast, but we've got some amazing conversations to share with you. We highlight our guests, NYWIFT board president, Simone Pero, and filmmaker, Jennifer Fox, who chat about the financing side of HBO's Emmy-nominated film "The Tale." We also present an inspiring conversation with NYWIFT member, Crystal R. Emery, who doesn't let her disability get in the way of being an acclaimed filmmaker, writer, producer, author, speaker and activist! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Christopher Cross and Dylan Schwan return this week to have some scares passed down to them with a review of Hereditary. And now we’re going to pass those down to you. Is it true it’s one of the best horror films since The Exorcist? What exactly is “elevated horror” and does it even matter? Will Toni Collette get the Oscar she deserves? All of these questions and more are at least entertained in this week’s review. It’s a pretty jam-packed episode this week. We’ve got your TV fix as Chris talks about the first part of the new season of Arrested Development while Dylan reflects on the second season of American Crime Story: The Assassination of Gianni Versace. Plus, a double dose of HBO as we talk about this week’s episode of Westworld and Jennifer Fox’s HBO film, The Tale. Dylan also saw the new Jackass film, Action Point, and we both discuss the newest Paul Schrader film, First Reformed. There are a bunch of bad Blu-rays this week, so maybe save your money? We dabble through some of the news but mostly it’s trailer talk as the new Suspiria trailer and Widows trailer demanded our attention. Plus, there’s a little bit of White Boy Rick in there too. Next week, we will be back with a review of Ocean’s 8. You can find Film Fallout every week on iTunes, Soundcloud, Stitcher, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, as well as anything else that pulls an RSS Feed. Feel free to share the podcast with your friends if you enjoy it, and rate and subscribe on iTunes to help spread the word as much as possible!

In part two of our comparison of two part twos, we dig into the meta magic that animates both GREMLINS 2 and DEADPOOL 2 (and get a little meta ourselves in the process). After discussing what works and doesn’t in DEADPOOL 2, a film with a lot that works and a lot that doesn’t, we look at how these two studio sequels tap into similar but different veins of self-aware and reference-based humor, how they play with the restrictions and perks of studio filmmaking, and how to break the fourth wall without losing the audience. Plus, Your Next Picture Show, where we share recent filmgoing experiences in hopes of putting something new on your cinematic radar. Please share your comments, thoughts, and questions about GREMLINS 2, DEADPOOL 2, or both by sending an email to comments@nextpictureshow.net, or leaving a short voicemail at (773) 234-9730.  Your Next Picture Show: • Tasha: Taika Waititi’s HUNT FOR THE WILDERPEOPLE and John Cameron Mitchell’s HOW TO TALK TO GIRLS AT PARTIES• Genevieve: Agnes Varda and JR’s FACES PLACES• Keith: Christopher Nolan’s “unrestored” 70mm 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY and Jennifer Fox’s THE TALE• Scott: Joe Dante’s HOLLYWOOD BOULEVARD, James Schamus’s INDIGNATION, and John Boorman’s QUEEN & COUNTRY Outro Music: Celine Dion f/Deadpool, “Ashes” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Special midweek episode of the program all about TV. Our guests: Jennifer Fox, writer/director of The Tale, HBO's next made-for-TV movie, premiering May 26; Keith Hoffman, executive producer of Animal Planet's popular series Finding Bigfoot, about to celebrate its 100th episode Memorial Day weekend, and Benjamin Crump, noted civil rights attorney, host and producer of Evidence Of Innocence, a new TV One series coming June 4.

Filmmaker Jennifer Fox talks about her new film, The Tale, which premieres on HBO this Saturday. This podcast is brought to you by the Film Society of Lincoln Center. Film Lives Here. www.filmlinc.org

On today's 'Global Exchange' Podcast, we continue our series on the state of Canadian trade in a world of growing populism and protectionism. Today's episode, recorded during our February 13th State of Trade conference in Ottawa, features Bruce Borrows, Jennifer Fox, and David Miller in conversation with the Wilson Center's Laura Dawson about getting Canadian goods to international markets. Bios: Colin Robertson (host) - A former Canadian diplomat, Colin Robertson is Vice President of the Canadian Global Affairs Institute. Laura Dawson (moderator) - the Director of the Wilson Center's Canada Institute, is one of the world's leading experts on political and economic relations between the U.S. and its northern neighbour. She is a member of CGAI's Advisory Council. Bruce Burrows - President of the Chamber of Marine Commerce. Jennifer Fox - Vice President, International Trade Policy and Canada Relations at NASCO. Jennifer brings nearly fifteen years of industry experience in supply chain logistics and trade. David Miller - Assistance Vice President, Government Affairs at CN Rail. Related Links: - "Canada's State of Trade: At Home and Beyond" [CGAI Conference Information] (https://www.cgai.ca/canada_s_state_of_trade_at_home_and_beyond) - "2018 International Trade Series Papers" [CGAI Paper Series] (https://www.cgai.ca/international_trade_series) Recording Date: February 13th, 2018 Follow the Canadian Global Affairs Institute on Facebook, Twitter (@CAGlobalAffairs), or on Linkedin. Head over to our website at cgai.ca for more commentary. Produced by Jared Maltais. Music credits to Drew Phillips.

Jennifer Fox is executive director of OTRADI, a non-profit dedicated to growing the bioscience, health and wellness startup sector in […]

Since its start in 1978, The Sundance Film Festival has served as both an exhibition for the best independently produced films from around the world, and, as the first major film festival of the year, an early predictor of the year’s movie trends. To get the story of the films and themes that shaped this year’s festival, Rob and Geoff speak with IndieWire’s Senior Film Critic, David Ehrlich, who just finished up a week in Park City. Ehrlich talks about the most buzzed about films from this year’s slate (including Josephine Decker's Madeline's Madeline, Boots Riley’s Sorry to Bother You, and Jennifer Fox’s The Tale), why the absence of an “early awards frontrunner” isn’t a bad thing, and Netflix and Amazon’s quiet week. He also discusses female filmmakers dominating the festival’s major awards, and his favourite films from his year’s covering Sundance.

It's Sundance, day seven! FC Editor-in-Chief Nicolas Rapold is joined by Amy Taubin, FC contributing editor and Sundance veteran, to discuss the evolution of the festival over the years and, of course, what they've seen. Taubin touches on the problematic nature of Jennifer Fox's The Tale, argues for the intelligence of Craig Michael Macneill's Lizzie, and praises Crystal Moselle's skater-girl-driven Skate Kitchen. Other films covered include Robert Greene's hybrid reenactment drama Bisbee '17, Reed Morano's postapocalyptic I Think We're Alone Now, Claire McCarthy's Shakespeare-expansion Ophelia, Betsy West and Julie Cohen's RBG (about Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg), Nathaniel Kahn's art world doc The Price of Everything. The Film Comment Podcast from Sundance is sponsored by Autograph Collection Hotels.

We're still going strong as we continue into our second week! FC Editor-in-Chief Nicolas Rapold and Eric Hynes, FC contributor and Curator of Film at Museum of the Moving Image are joined by special guest April Wolfe for a rousing discussion of Sam Green's A Thousand Thoughts, documentarian-turned-narrative-filmmaker Jennifer Fox's candid The Tale, Desiree Akhavan's adaptation of The Miseducation of Cameron Post, and Panos Cosmatos's Mandy. The Film Comment Podcast from Sundance is sponsored by Autograph Collection Hotels.

Pacific Science Center now has a Maker In Residence. She is Jennifer Fox who can be found in our Tinker Tanker most Monday, Wednesday or Friday afternoons. Learn more at https://www.pacificsciencecenter.org/tinker-tank/

Jennifer Fox, President of Fairmont Hotels & Resorts, explains why shared accommodations like Airbnb don’t provide the service that you get in a hotel. Staying in hotels is still the better option for those who want to be pampered. All this and more with Travel Today with Peter Greenberg comes to you from the International Luxury Travel Market and the Fairmont Monte-Carlo

Jennifer Fox, President of Fairmont Hotels & Resorts, explains why shared accommodations like Airbnb don’t provide the service that you get in a hotel. Staying in hotels is still the better option for those who want to be pampered. All this and more with Travel Today with Peter Greenberg comes to you from the International Luxury Travel Market and the Fairmont Monte-Carlo

Filmmakers Sandi DuBowski, Jennifer Fox and Braden King discuss their past experiences in raising funds for their film projects. This podcast was recorded at the 2012 Creative Capital Artist Orientation Weekend.

AMLE Feature: Interview with Dr. Kristina Doubet “Dr. Kristina Doubet is an Associate Professor of Middle and Secondary Education at James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Virginia. With over ten years of experience teaching middle and secondary English, she now prepares future middle and high school teachers for careers in the classroom. Dr Doubet completed her M.Ed. and Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction at The University of Virginia where she studied the impact of differentiated instruction on student performance in elementary, middle, and high school classrooms. Her publications also focus on assessment and differentiated instruction and include AMLE’s, Smart in the Middle: Classrooms that Work for Bright Middle Schoolers (co-authored with Carol Tomlinson). Dr. Doubet works regularly with practicing teachers from all grade levels and content areas as a staff developer for schools/districts implementing initiatives in the areas of Common Core Standards, formative assessment and differentiated instruction.” Dr. Doubet is cited here: Differentiation You can get more of Dr. Doubet from Amazon.com. Contact info: doubetkj@jmu.edu Some Resources: https://daretodifferentiate.wikispaces.com/file/view/doubet.pdf Jokes You Can Use: “The speed of time is one second per second.” - Monsieur Loach Kulula Airlines. Real airplane. Real paint job. Real funny. :-) On Our Mind: Eileen Award: Eric Huff Scoopit: Twitter: Todd Bloch, Jennifer McFarlane, #mschat, Deanna @ldgermany312, Brian Tonniges @BTonniges, Stephen Davis. Facebook: Google+: Ciera Robinson, Jennifer Fox, iTunes: eMail: Patti Kinney (NASSP), Dr. Monte Tatom, Advisory: Dollar Artist Sculptures Challenge your students. http://dollarartist.com/sculptures.html SPARK YOUR FUTURE Discover a career and find the right education. http://www.insidejobs.com/ Who’s Reading What? http://mashable.com/2012/08/26/reading-stats-infographic/ Middle School Science Minute by Dave Bydlowski (k12science or davidbydlowski@mac.com) MIDDLE SCHOOL SCIENCE MINUTE-MATH, SCIENCE AND THE NGSS This podcast is based on the editorial column of Science Scope Magazine, September, 2012, published by the National Science Teachers Association. The editor of Science Scope is Inez Liftig. Her column is entitled, "Editor's Roundtable." Her editorial focused on finding the common ground between math and science. She cited the commonalities between the eight Practices of Science and Engineering, from the Next Generation Science Standards and the eight Practices of Mathematics outlined in the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics. From the Twitterverse: Resources: TimeMaps http://www.timemaps.com/ myHistro http://www.myhistro.com/ The Parent Rap A little fun for teachers who are parents. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=N_NspDWssIY#! For Those Who Want to Lead, Read ISTE: Combining Social Studies and Language Arts Sandra Wozniak Share Resources: livebinders.com and search: ISTE 2012 tregoED Limits to Time on Task http://www.joebower.org/2012/08/limits-of-time-on-task.html Web Spotlight: Teacher’s Ultimate Digital Kit Online PD for teachers who are learning to teach with technology. There’s a great one on using QR codes in the classroom . . . Events & Happenings:

Dokumentärfestivalen Tempo pågår för fullt i Stockholm. På kvinnodagen, den åttonde mars, var det passande nog biopremiär för Alla Vilda. Den första dokumentärfilmen som någonsin gjorts om författaren och kvinnoförebilden Birgitta Stenberg. Hon som lämnade konventioner och svensk tristess bakom sig på femtiotalet, drog till Paris och sedan skrev flera självbiografiska romaner om sina upplevelser. Filmarna Marianne Gustavsson och Lisa Belfrage bestämde sig för att ta med den snart åttioåriga Birgitta Stenberg på en resa tillbaka i tiden för att träffa vännerna från förr, och det blev ett tre år långt äventyr helt i Birgitta Stenbergs anda. Ett högt tempo och med en partynivå som passade författaren perfekt men som var utmattande för de betydligt yngre dokumentärmakarna. En av Tempo-festivalens hedersgäster är den brittiske filmaren Nick Broomfield. Mannen bakom dokumentärer som Kurt & Courtney, Biggie & Tupac och två filmer om seriemördaren Aileen Wournos. Men i början av veckan åkte Broomfield in akut till sjukhus, och istället fick hans fotograf och medregissör på många av filmerna, amerikanska Joan Churchill ensam ta över strålkastarljuset på Tempo. Helt rättvist också, för även om Nick Broomfield gärna tar plats i filmerna och kastar sig över folk med sin mickbom så är det ju Joan Churchills bilder som ju blir själva filmen. En av de som talar sig varm för finansiering via nätet, så kallad crowdfunding, är den amerikanska regissören Jennifer Fox. Kvinnan bakom "Flying, confessions of a free woman" som gick på tv för några år sedan. Hugade filmskapare kunde i veckan höra Fox berätta om alternativa finansieringsmetoder på ett seminarium. Men när Kinos Lisa Bergström träffade regissören kom det fram att hon från början inte alls var förtjust i det här sättet att finansiera film på. Det var en ren nödåtgärd när pengarna till filmen My reincarnation försvann iväg med en producent. Att crowdfunding slagit igenom brett kunde man också se på årets filmfestival i Berlin där flera filmer avslutades med gigantiska listor på människor som donerat och investerat pengar under eftertexterna. Men hur mycket pengar kan man få ihop, och hur viktiga är donationerna för projekten? En av filmerna som tävlar i Tempo Documentary Award är Ewa Cederstams Våga minnas. Filmen där regissören försöker undersöka sin egen och andras tystnad kring den våldtäkt som hon utsattes för för 25 år sedan... Programledare: Roger Wilson Producent: Lisa Bergström

This week on the IDP Podcast, IDP member Jerry Kolber interviews Jennifer Fox. This is the second of a two part interview. Jennifer Fox is an internationally acclaimed director, producer, camerawoman and educator. Her first film, Beirut: The Last Home Movie was broadcast in...

This week on the IDP Podcast, IDP member Jerry Kolber interviews Jennifer Fox. This is the first of a two part interview. Jennifer Fox is an internationally acclaimed director, producer, camerawoman and educator. Her first film, Beirut: The Last Home Movie was broadcast in twenty...

A refugee of the Vietnam war, Derek Nguyen is a screenwriter, director, and producer. His directorial feature debut The Housemaid was released by IFC Films in 2018 and sold to 22 different territories around the world. An American adaption called Grave Hill is heading to production in 2022, written by Oscar-winner Geoffrey Fletcher (Precious), directed by Deon Taylor (Black & Blue) and produced by CJ Entertainment (Parasite). He was a 2004 fellow at the Sundance Screenwriters Lab for his screenplay, Monster based on his award-winning play. He is the cofounder of The Population, which has produced Carlo Mirabella-Davis' Swallow (IFC Films), Heidi Ewing's I Carry You With Me (Sony Pictures Classics), and upcoming Josef Kubota Wladyka's Catch The Fair One. Derek was also on the producing team for Jennifer Fox's The Tale, So Yong Kim's Lovesong, Sarah Adina Smith's Buster's Mal Heart, and Hannah Fidell's Long Dumb Road, among others. He recently won the inaugural Future Gold Film Fellowship presented by Tribeca Studios, Netflix, and GoldHouse. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-vietnamese-with-kenneth-nguyen/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy