Podcast appearances and mentions of jennifer holmes

47-year-old Jennifer Holmes was arrested for starting a fire in a U-Haul business parking log. She was there early in the morning siphoning gas from one of their vans when she decided to also have a smoke. The resulting fire brought the cops who checked security cameras. They identified Jennifer through the 'Nana's Sweet Treats' delivery van she was driving. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Do Christian women need to practice self-compassion? Join the conversation in the newest episode of the You Don't Have to Be Perfect podcast! My guest is Jennifer Holmes, a Biblical counselor, speaker, writer, and podcaster. Jennifer works with churches in people's mental health and relational care by offering resources, seminars, and one-on-one care. I invited her here today to discuss self-compassion. Follow Jen on IG: @Jensnewsong ************************ Other Resources: ⁠You Don't Have To Be Perfect⁠ by Vanessa Luu ⁠Truth and Tools Workbook⁠ by Vanessa Luu ⁠The Relevant Old Testament⁠ by Vanessa Luu ⁠The Wilderness Remains⁠ by Vanessa Luu To Support Leave a review and help spread the word about this uplifting podcast. You can also support it financially here: ⁠https://anchor.fm/vanessa-luu 

There's a long history of racism in both education and health care. But some health equity advocates — including Michellene Davis, President and CEO at National Medical Fellowships — are holding onto hope that real change is possible. “The only reason why I like the name, the title ‘social determinants of health,' is because anything that has been socially constructed can be socially deconstructed,” Davis said. “Health disparities do not naturally occur in nature, they have been manmade, right? So now it's time for us to unmake them.”  In this week's episode, host Dr. Tamara Huff speaks with Davis, along with Jennifer Holmes, Senior Counsel with the Legal Defense Fund, who works on cases that advance racial justice in the areas of educational equity, economic justice, and voting rights.

Philippians 4:6-9 Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God; and the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus. As a literal guard watches for suspicious behavior, we may see suspicious behavior in our own hearts and minds. This behavior may show up as fear or discouragement. Still, the peace of God has a way of meeting us as we thankfully present our requests to Him.  Jennifer Holmes wrote: "The peace that passes understanding is a peace that allows you to stand at the top of the mountain and wonder at beauty even when you're afraid of heights." I will end with the song, “Be Anxious For Nothing.” It's the last of three songs I recorded while the rain poured outside my open window.  If you would like to support this podcast with a monthly or one-time donation, thank you! ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠http://www.sherriyoungward.com/donate⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ To find out about upcoming gatherings and new projects, please join my email list at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.sherriyoungward.com

This episode features Jonathan and Jennifer Holmes. Jonathan has written a book called Counsel for Couples: A Biblical and Practical Guide for Marriage Counseling, and his wife Jennifer teaches with him on the topic of marriage. They will share their experience of being married and teaching others about marriage, and they also give us insight into ways marriage counseling can help Christian couples grow toward each other and God. Become a friend of the podcast by subscribing! Our subscribers are invited to quarterly zoom calls with the hosts, and they have exclusive access through Patreon messages which allows them to ask questions and make suggestions for episodes. Subscribers are also automatically entered into drawings for free books and resources given away by our sponsors. But most importantly, for just $3 a month you become part of the family of friends that keep the Counsel for Life podcast going! Your small membership fee helps to cover the production costs encountered by hosting a free podcast. Thank you for choosing to become a friend of the podcast we are glad you are here and are grateful for you! (Memberships are for one year and automatically renew each month.)To learn more, visit our website: www.counselforlifepodcast.com

In the first of two episodes of the CityAge Podcast recorded at the World Economic Forum's Urban Transformation Summit in Detroit last week, we chat about transportation. From the use of data to improve transportation, to real-world innovations in use today, to the largest mass transit system in the US (believe it or not, schoolbuses!) and much more. Our three special guests share stories from the front lines of one of our greatest urban challenges and opportunities today: Jennifer Holmes, Global Cities, Transport & Infrastructure Industry Lead at Accenture; Ritu Narayan, Founder and CEO of Zūm; and Laura Fox, Co-Founder and Managing Director at Streetlife Ventures. 

Jennifer Holmes founded Joyous Journeys - all because she was interested in "voluntourism" and "eco-tourism" but couldn't find the services that she needed to play her offshore vacations. She, like so many others, enjoys taking vacations but also wants to give back while she's holidaying. Whether it is for a day, a few days, or even the focus of the whole trip, Jennifer plans exciting excursions that enable people to do anything and everything from research with baby whale sharks to irrigation projects that help people access clean drinking water. Ecotourism is growing: globally, it's a $174 billion industry. The Grit Files dug into why Jennifer does what she does and what we can all learn from it.

Jennifer Holmes founded Joyous Journeys - all because she was interested in "voluntourism" and "eco-tourism" but couldn't find the services that she needed to play her offshore vacations. She, like so many others, enjoys taking vacations but also wants to give back while she's holidaying. Whether it is for a day, a few days, or even the focus of the whole trip, Jennifer plans exciting excursions that enable people to do anything and everything from research with baby whale sharks to irrigation projects that help people access clean drinking water. Ecotourism is growing: globally, it's a $174 billion industry. The Grit Files dug into why Jennifer does what she does and what we can all learn from it.

This week on The Bleeding Edge of Digital Health, host Mike Moore speaks with Paul Jaure and Jennifer Holmes, Founder and CEO of Rehab Boost, an AI-powered body recognition platform.  Join Mike and his guests as they discuss how this tool assists patients in the successful implementation of their rehab treatment plan and how it is revolutionizing the future of rehabilitation powered by Artificial Intelligence. Notable Quotes “We make it much better for their time to be more efficient because with one click you have an entire treatment or program, what we call rehabilitation program with different phases for different weeks. You can go all the way to the next six months with one click. So you have phases one, two, three, all the way through different phases that the patient keeps evolving through the treatment plan. But yeah, all of you know, from an even range of motion, we never envisioned range of motion being a part of the platform as well. So yeah, yeah, we're very proud of that back end as well.” – Paul (21:39) “So virtual home programs and incentivize the therapy community to stand those up so they can serve those communities, especially, again, the rural communities. Right. Because those patients don't come back. I mean, I think we shared with you the data that 70% of patients that start a rehab program don't ever come back, even though they've got authorization from their insurance provider. They just don't finish it.”– Jennifer (12:05) In This Episode (01:35) Paul talks about the story behind Rehab Boost. (04:09) Discussing the use case around this technology. (07:15) On patient commute being a big reason behind Rehab Boost (09:01) Talking about the app-based super easy setup process. (10:54) Paul takes Mike through a demo. (15:34) What the app does when a patient experiences pain. (17:28) Discussing the applications of Rehab Boost outside of MSK. (18:52) Explaining the backend infrastructure and tracking patient progress. (22:57) Jennifer provides some useful statistics for the MSC market. (27:23) Jennifer and Mike talk about reimbursement codes. (29:20) On launching and commercializing Rehab Boost. Our Guests Paul Jaure is the founder of Rehab Boost. He specializes in leveraging technology to replicate human processes and has successfully created several start-ups based on that ideology. He has an extensive business background in international and multicultural environments and proven achievements in product innovation, distribution, and software development in technological industries. Jennifer Holmes is the CEO of Rehab Boost. She is a visionary, strategic, and results-driven senior executive leader with 30 years of healthcare experience leading US & Global commercial strategy for blue chip, mid-cap, and private equity-backed startup companies. She has extensive experience in strategic and succession planning, launching SaaS technologies, implementing operational plans & digital marketing, and guiding M&A initiatives while building and transforming corporate cultures. Resources & Links Mike Moore https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaeljeffreymoore/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/thebleedingedgeofdigitalhealth/ The Bleeding Edge of Digital Health Apple Podcasts Google Amazon Spotify YouTube Paul Jaure https://www.linkedin.com/in/pauljaure/ Jennifer Holmes https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifervaughanholmes2187513/ Rehab Boost https://rehabboost.com/

On this episode of Justice Above All, TMI Senior Fellow and former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Julián Castro walks listeners through the rise of the corporate landlord and their preying upon Black neighborhoods, starting with America's history of state-sponsored segregation, exploring the impact of the Great Recession, and ending with the state of today's housing market.  This episode features Jennifer Holmes, LDF Senior Counsel, Katie Goldstein, Director of Housing and Healthcare Campaigns at the Center for Popular Democracy, and Christina Livingston, Executive Director of the Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment Institute. Produced by Keecee DeVenny and Jackie O'Neil. 

Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of mercies and the God of all comfort. He comforts us in all our affliction, so that we may be able to comfort those who are in any kind of affliction, through the comfort we ourselves receive from God. For just as the sufferings of Christ overflow to us, so also through Christ our comfort overflows. 2 Corinthians 1:3-5 Once a month, I host the Mercy Room online gathering for women. This month I had a guest teacher, my friend Jennifer Holmes. I loved the message so much I wanted to share an excerpt with you here. Her message is titled, "When Mountains Don't Move." I think you will be encouraged, no matter what part of the climb you are on. If you would like to support this podcast with a monthly or one-time donation, thank you! http://www.sherriyoungward.com/donate To find out about upcoming gatherings and new projects, please join my email list at www.sherriyoungward.com

Today we are talking about a heavy topic that can be met with some skepticism. There are many varying perspectives on mental health, but in this conversation, guest, Jennifer Holmes will be discussing what the Bible says about our mind and the thoughts we have. Connect with usFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/encouragementfromwomenhttps://www.facebook.com/EncouragementFromWomenWhoveBeenThereInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/encouragementfromwomen.podcastEncouragement From Women Who've Been There:https://www.facebook.com/EncouragementFromWomenWhoveBeenThereHaley Shoemaker: https://www.facebook.com/haley.shoemaker.33/https://www.instagram.com/haleyshoe_/Jennifer Holmes: https://www.facebook.com/jennifer.holmes.946 https://www.instagram.com/jensnewsong/Resources MentionedJennifer Holmes:Websitehttps://www.jensnewsong.com/?fbclid=IwAR2Ep5VMuoSqIKX9cwyfkycu10zVanWAT1uOde4tKO20iWFWOEAPWK9NKAsHe Has Not Turned Away:https://www.jensnewsong.com/store/he-has-not-turned-awayEncouragement For Women a 30 day Devotional: https://www.amazon.com/Encouragement-Women-Thirty-Day-Devotional/dp/B0941HJB83/ref=sr_1_3?crid=1RUBNXRJYWCM4&keywords=encouragement+from+women+whove+been+there&qid=1659315011&sprefix=encouragement+from+wo%2Caps%2C94&sr=8-3Encouragement for Your Identity: https://www.amazon.com/Encouragement-Your-Identity-Thirty-Devotional/dp/B09K1TWQY2/ref=sr_1_4?crid=1RUBNXRJYWCM4&keywords=encouragement+from+women+whove+been+there&qid=1659315011&sprefix=encouragement+from+wo%2Caps%2C94&sr=8-4Encouragement for Motherhood: https://www.amazon.com/Encouragement-Motherhood-Day-Devotional-Women/dp/B09WPVXSMB/ref=sr_1_2?crid=1RUBNXRJYWCM4&keywords=encouragement+from+women+whove+been+there&qid=1659315011&sprefix=encouragement+from+wo%2Caps%2C94&sr=8-2Website: https://www.encouragementfromwomen.com

The Houston area has faced an unprecedented series of challenges in the past few years, from hurricanes to freezes to the COVID pandemic. We've learned the importance of resiliency. Today on The Topic, we examine a new initiative HCC is spearheading to increase the capacity of citizens, businesses, and community organizations to be resilient in the face of challenges to come. Guests: Cesar Maldonado, Ph.D., P.E. HCC Chancellor Richard Seline Senior Advisor Resiliency COE and ROC hccs.edu/embracing-resiliency Jennifer Holmes, MS Director, Corporate College hccs.edu/corporate-college #resiliency #EmbracingResiliency #ROC #corporatecollege #disasterpreparation #WeAreHCC

One lesson from the pandemic was how quickly the employment market can change and how important being able to learn skills quickly can be. Today we're talking about HCC's agile learning options, including micro-credentials, digital badges, and the Corporate College. Guests: Michael Webster, PhD, AVC, Workforce Instruction; Brenda Quintanilla, PhD, Regional Manager, Innovative Instructional Technology and Learning Services; Jennifer Holmes, MS, Director Corporate College. Web Links, Social, and Contacts: Micro-Credentials: hccs.edu/micro-cred Fast Track: hccs.edu/fasttrack Brenda Quintanilla (Digital Badges): Email: Brenda.Quintanilla@hccs.edu Twitter: @bquintanilla Teaching and Learning Innovation Website: https://www.hccs.edu/departments/division-of-instructional-services/teaching--learning-innovation/ Corporate College: hccs.edu/corporate-college #workforce #lifetimelearner #reskill #upskill #corporatelearning

Today on the show, author and counsellor Jennifer Holmes shares her own journey with mental health after being diagnosed with bipolar disorder and how it led to a ministry serving and counselling others who struggle. How do we process difficult truths about ourselves particularly when some within the church do not extend grace or understanding but use the Bible to wound rather than to heal? If you are struggling with your mental health, it's important to reach out to talk to someone safe. There is hope. To find more of Jen, you can visit her on her website or find her on Instagram.  

Jennifer Holmes is the heart behind her family's growing Apiary and Café/Meadery, Hani Honey Company, in Stuart, Florida. Jennifer is a UFIFAS Master Beekeeper + Senior Welsh Honey Judge, current President of Florida State Beekeepers Association, and Chair of Slow Food Gold & Treasure Coast. She is an active speaker on many beekeeping topics, and travels worldwide to continue to learn and contribute positively to the Beekeeping Industry. Although keeping bees is a main component of how Jennifer is received in her community, she is also deeply engaged in all of nature and enjoys producing various fermented products from locally foraged, locally grown foods, while tending her forever passion of food and farmers.  In this episode, Jennifer shares with us her love of beekeeping, what initially drew her to the hive, and the passion + dedication that fuel her many projects stemming from this endeavor. We discuss the different ways that bees support all of life on the planet, from pollination to products, and even the healing processes of bee venom therapy and hive-huffing (my own term for breathing in the air from honeybee hives). Jennifer also speaks of her travels around the world, learning more about how to care for bees and the ecosystem, sharing stories with other beekeepers, and having the opportunities to be a part of tasting + judging numerous bee products, with all their nuanced aromas and flavors. Connect with Jennifer and learn more about her offerings: Instagram: @hanihoneycompany Website: www.hanihoneycompany.com ----more---- SUPPORT THIS PODCAST Your support means so much!! If this show has spoken to you or inspired you in some way, please consider subscribing to the podcast and leaving a review and rating so that others can find it more easily.   This podcast is a labor of love, and every little bit helps to keep the show going. If you'd like to make a one-time contribution to show your support, you can use this Venmo link to enter and send your preferred dollar amount. ----more---- STAY CONNECTED Connect with Anna Claire and Dancing Sage Wellness: Website Instagram Learn more about my upcoming Wellness Retreats HERE!

As moms and mompreneurs, prioritizing our own needs can be one of the hardest things to do. Jennifer Holmes (www.jensnewsong.com) tells her story of a mental health diagnosis and how prioritizing that is actually better for our families and businesses. Shownotes: https://www.thismomknows.com/blog/episode-40 FB: facebook.com/thismomknows IG: instagram.com/thismomknowspodcast

We invite our NACRO members and network to join Tony Peebles (Director, Diversity Advancement & Corporate Relations at Case Western Reserve University) and Katheryne Rehberg (Director, Business Development, Office of Corporate Relations at the University of Illinois) in an honest dialogue around diversity and the critical role universities play in solving the challenges industry face in fostering a diverse workforce. In this episode we welcome Amelia Garza, Associate Director of Major Gifts, Rush University Medical Center in Chicago and Jennifer T. Holmes, Assistant Director of Corporate and Foundation Relations, Rush University Medical Center in Chicago. Amelia and Jennifer recently worked together on publishing two impactful articles through the Association of Fundraising Professionals; the first titled "Fundraise Bill of Rights - Creating Equitable Partnerships" and the second "Office Culture and Well-Being: Why Hiring Diverse Candidates is Not the First Step", and we spend time digesting their insights and hold an incredibly transparent and insightful discussion on diversity. Topics range from the challenges of building trust in partnerships, to diving into common terminology and definitions used in diversity, equity and inclusion space, and highlighting the the importance of taking time to educate yourself on what it is like to be a person of color in the fundraising and corporate relations profession. Check out their articles here: ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: Fundraiser Bill of Rights—Creating Equitable Partnerships | Association of Fundraising Professionals (afpglobal.org) Office Culture and Well-Being: Why Hiring Diverse Candidates is Not the First Step | Association of Fundraising Professionals (afpglobal.org) Amelia Garza's email is amelialgarza@gmail.com or find her on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amelialgarza/. Jennifer T. Holmes emails is jenniferholmes1999@yahoo.com or find her on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/1jenniferholmes/. Home | NACRO (nacrocon.org) to learn more about the NACRO organization. Anthony Peebles | LinkedIn to connect with Tony Katheryne Rehberg | LinkedIn to connect with Katheryne The long term goal of NACRO and its membership is to engage industry in a setting that allows for open discussion while sharing best practices with peers. As corporate philanthropy and R&D evolves towards increasingly collaborative activities, NACRO will aid in defining these roles. As corporations expand globally but work locally, they seek the “front door” to an academic institution that a university corporate relations office can provide.

*Content note: In this episode, you will meet Jennifer Holmes, a mother who tragically lost her son, Genesis, in a drowning accident. This episode contains an emotional account of her traumatic experience, so please listen with care when you feel you are able to, as the content may be triggering for some listeners. If you are unable to listen but want to learn more, please visit the links below for more information on The Genesis Project. We are just about at the halfway point of Park and Recreation Month, and it has been so inspiring to see how many people are embracing the theme of “Our Park and Recreation Story” and sharing their heartfelt stories, memories and experiences related to parks and recreation. One story that caught our attention — and really moved a lot of us on NRPA staff — is that of Jennifer Holmes from Charleston County, South Carolina, and I'm honored to welcome her, as well as Gina Ellis-Strother, the chief administration officer for Charleston County Park & Recreation Commission (CCPRC), to the show today. In 2014, Jennifer's 13-year-old son, Genesis, tragically drowned in a local pond because he didn't know how to swim. After Genesis' drowning, the Genesis Project was established, which aims to raise funds to offer aquatic safety programs in rural areas of Charleston County, alongside CCPRC. Despite her grief and her own fear of water, Jennifer not only conquered her fears and learned to swim, she also volunteered with the Charleston County Parks Foundation to offer swim lessons and water safety instructions to rural areas of the community. What's more, when CCPRC opened the West County Aquatic Center in June 2019 in the same small town in which Genesis drowned, Jennifer was one of the lifeguards on duty. And, in keeping Genesis' spirit alive, the pool at the aquatic center is now named, “The Genesis Pool.” Tune in to the full episode to learn more about the incredible young man Genesis Holmes was, as well as how Jennifer has channeled her grief into ensuring other families in rural Charleston County don't have to experience the same loss she and her family experienced. You'll also learn: How Jennifer's faith and the support of her community gave her strength in a time of pain. How The Genesis Project is raising awareness and providing education about swim lessons and water safety. How CCPRC is addressing access to water safety resources and education in rural areas of Charleston County and meeting community members where they are. How Jennifer felt when she conquered her own fear of water and received her lifeguard certification. What the relationship between Jennifer and Gina has meant to each of them during this time, and more! Additional Resources: The Genesis Project Charleston County Parks Foundation

Inside today's podcast, I welcome back Jennifer Holmes. Jennifer is a wife, mom, Christian School music teacher, and writer who also happens to have Bipolar II. She's exploring how mental health and faith intersect and invites you to share that journey and that is why I have invited her back here today. It's been on my heart to do an episode about anxiety and from watching Jennifer's journey I knew she was the right one to talk to. She loves to podcast, blog, and share on social media, often early in the morning all wrapped up in blankets. Follow along at jensnewsong.com and on Facebook and/or Instagram (her favorite) @jensnewsong . Her podcast can be found by searching Jen's New Song on iTunes, Spotify, or through the website. ************************ To Support https://anchor.fm/vanessa-luu Other Resources: You Don't Have To Be Perfect by Vanessa Luu Truth and Tools Workbook and support group. website: bodysoulandmind.info --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vanessa-luu/support

Too often, Christians feel like struggling with mental health makes them less spiritual. In this episode, author, speaker, podcaster, and counsellor Jennifer Holmes talks about the realities of mental health and faith for the believer. You can find Jennifer at jensnewsong.com where there is a contact page if you need someone to talk through your own struggles with. Be sure to check out everydaychristiannetwork.com for more incredible content! Sponsored by Turnimage.

It's time for the season 1 finale of LINXcast, the podcast of the London Internet Exchange! In this episode, LINXcast host, Jez Orbell, looks back on the topics covered, and the telecoms industry speakers who have been part of the show since its launch in November. As a bonus, we include a special interview with star of lockdown 2020, Jay Flynn of Jays Virtual Pub Quiz, who hosted a quiz at the LINX110 member meeting. Read our Jay Flynn article for more information. LINX would like to offer special thanks go to our contributors and guests including 5G expert Julian McGougan, Tim Creswick (CEO, Vorboss), Andrew Sullivan (CEO, Internet Society), Geoff Huston (Chief Scientist at APNIC), Jari Arkko (Senior Expert, Ericsson Research), KC Claffy (Founder and Director, CAIDA) and Emily Taylor, (CEO, Oxford Information Labs). We would also like to thank LINX's Jennifer Holmes, Richard Petrie, Kendra Pignotti, LINX Chairman, Pieter Knook, and last but not least, Nurani Nimpuno who hosted the LINX Distinguished Industry Speaker sessions. We'll be taking a short break for now but will be back with more episodes in the new year. For more LINX news stories please read and subscribe to our online newsletter: www.linx.net/linx-newsletter LINXcast theme music by Scott Holmes (FMA)

LINXcast host, Jez Orbell, catches up with colleague and London Internet Exchange CCO, Jennifer Holmes, to discuss a range of topics relating to the telecoms, networking, and Internet exchange community. These include Women in Tech, business development in a virtual setting and LINX's plans for 2021 including new products. Also covered were what Jennifer saw as the main challenges for the telecoms industry in the year ahead, her own work/life balance, personal development, and career progression. LINXcast theme music by Scott Holmes (FMA)

Inside today's podcast, I have with me, Jennifer Holmes. She is a Wife, mom to three teenagers, part-time music teacher, part-time Biblical Counsellor, and part-time student at Westminster Theological Seminary. We talked about the importance of slowing down and resting in God; trusting Him to be our strength. The message of rest is HUGE for me. I've been talking about it for years now. I'm still a recovering perfectionist, but God has definitely brought me a long way through the "value" of business and shown me the value of HIs rest. God is on the throne, even when we take a nap. Jennifer Holmes is a wife, mom, Christian School music teacher, and writer who also happens to have Bipolar II. She's exploring how mental health and faith intersect and invites you to share that journey. She loves to podcast, blog, and share on social media, often early in the morning all wrapped up in blankets. Follow along at jensnewsong.com and on Facebook and Instagram (her favorite) @jensnewsong Her podcast can be found by searching Jen's New Song on iTunes, Spotify, or through the website. Other Resources: You Don't Have To Be Perfect by Vanessa Luu Truth and Tools Workbook and support group. website: bodysoulandmind.info --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vanessa-luu/support

Jennifer Holmes of K9 Fitness Works helps you sort through what is hype and what is truth for CBD, hemp, and omega 3 oils. Dr Slavko Komarnytsky, PhD, from Italy gave me some great information that I wanted to share with you and your dog. You can reach Jennifer at k9fitnessworks@gmail.com or k9fitnessworks.com. Our Instagram is jenn_k9fitnessworks and facebook is k9 fitness works. --- 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/fitness-with-fido/message

What is Fido Fitness Works? Who is Jennifer Holmes? Listen and you will find out. Follow of us on instagram jenn_k9fitnessworks or Facebook k9fitnessworks! --- 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/fitness-with-fido/message

In this episode we hear from Dr. Jay Evans, and learn about the role of USDA Bee Research Laboratories and what they do for beekeepers. This is followed by a discussion with Jennifer Holmes, the Florida State Beekeepers Association president, on state beekeeper associations. Q&A includes: after I work my bees, I smell like smoke the rest of the day, is there a trick to removing smoke? When you first receive a package, I’ve been told that I should seal the entrance for the first day or two, is this true? Several time within a few weeks I’ve seen small swarms head out over water and then return. When we captured the swarm, there was no queen, but the bees began to return to their hive. Have you seen this behavior before?

We are honored to sit down with long time Parksider Jen Holmes, as she reflects on preparing for her family's first Christmas without her father Craig Romans. Her desire for all who listen this advent, or any season, is that we would consider Jesus. That we would trust in Jesus. That we would hope in Jesus. Even in the midst of crushing loss and painful memories.Support the show (http://www.tilsundaycsat.com)

Jennifer Holmes opened K9 Fitness Works after experiencing her own health challenges. At the urging of a close friend the concept of working out WITH your dog was born. Find out about her soon to open Fitness Park in Fort Collins, Colorado, her in-home services, simple exercises you can implement at home for your dog and more! https://k9fitnessworks.com/ Want to see photos of the cuteness discussed on the podcast? Join us in the Tales with Tails facebook group to share your furbabies. Podcasts episodes are featured on the Silver Paw Studio Blog too. Share your tale with the world too! Email Monique to schedule your interview. If you need photography or videography services she can help! Plan a free planning meeting over coffee today. Monique@SilverPawStudio.com. KRFC 88.9 FM Radio Fort Collins Critter Patter is recorded in their studios in The Music District in the heart of Fort Collins Colorado

Hannah Fordin got to chat with beekeeper Jennifer Holmes, the founder of Hani Honey Company about how she first fell in love with honey bees, the different varieties of honey in florida, her fight against the “‘cides,” (pesticides, herbicides, etc.) and finding new ways to interact with bees. Plus, Hannah learns how in the world one ships bees! #PlantOneForPollinators HRN On Tour is powered by Simplecast.

This week we discuss 1981's The Demon, kind of starring Cameron Mitchell. The Demon (also known as Midnight Caller) is a 1981 slasher film starring Cameron Mitchell and Jennifer Holmes and directed by Percival Rubens. Music by: zapsplat.com Sound & Editing by: Fraser du Toit

Michael interviews Jennifer Holmes of Hani Honey Company in Stewart, Florida. Jennifer shares her knowledge and passion for beekeeping along with tips for those wanting to get started.

Our recent conversation with Ryan Larsen and Dr. Darin Vercillo, two co-founders of Central Logic, and Todd Dalberg, their CMO and brand marketing guru, was both enlightening and inspiring! Central Logic is the innovative leader in providing real-time data intelligence that helps hospitals and healthcare systems improve patient care and solve big problems. The payback for their clients is just three months, and with a 95% retention rate, Central Logic moving fast. We have lift-off! Central Logic solves complex problems, and the past 10 years have been both demanding and rewarding for their exceptional team. This is a company that is full of sneaky smart people, card-carrying geniuses like Ryan, Darin, Todd, and Jennifer Holmes, their CEO. But as we listened to these three leaders, we were taken back by their creativity and humility and perspective. They are as proud of Central Logic’s “like a family” culture as they are of their mind-blowing ability to solve big problems in healthcare. Central Logic is a great company with an impressive trajectory. It is also a collection of smart people who haven’t lost their perspective and passion about what they are building together!

Mary King IRS Problem Solving Attorney and co- author of the book Protect and Defend. Mary's career as an attorney began in 1993 after graduating from Stetson University College of Law.  Her career in law has primarily focused in IRS problem solving as well as mortgage foreclosure defense. Jennifer Holmes President of MIS Solutions. Her leadership and marketing skills won her the title of Spokesperson for the nationally acclaimed Technology Marketing Toolkit, an industry group of over 550 top U.S. IT experts who share best practices, marketing strategies, innovation and mentorship with computer and cloud service companies Lliam Holmes The Rhodesia-born “head guy” at MIS Solutions. With over 25 years experience in the IT industry, he's worked as a field tech, systems engineer, project manager, software developer, business consultant and CEO  Bernard Walter best-selling author, former monk, former assistant district attorney in San Francisco specializing in prosecuting pimps, and now an attorney in private practice in California, Nevada and Pennsylvania, serving business clients, personal injury plaintiffs, the elderly and their families, and the public by trying always “to do the right thing.”  Christian Smith co-founder of TrackR - a simple app to track items (www.thetrackr.com). TrackR has built a network of over 5 million users who crowd source the location of the 300,000 TrackR Bluetooth devices sold to customers 

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