Podcast appearances and mentions of Jennifer Nelson

Welcome to EO Radio Show – Your Nonprofit Legal Resource. I'm Cynthia Rowland, and this is episode 123 of EO Radio Show. In today's episode, I welcome back Jennifer Nelson, a Senior Wealth Manager with BNY Mellon. Jennifer and I recorded this episode on Friday, May 9, 2025, and this episode posts on Monday, May 19. The investment world looks quite a bit different today than it did in May of 2024 when Jennifer and I recorded a general investment policy planning episode—and it's even a bit different than just 10 days ago, with the public securities markets continuing to swing up and down, but not quite as dramatically as in early April. When we recorded 10 days ago, Jennifer remarked on the state of the market volatility at the time. While this past week has been a bit calmer, we've also seen new surprises. A major new tax bill came out of Congress, with some potentially dramatic tax implications for foundation endowments—another new factor for investment committees to take into account. And more international talks and agreements developed, with the on-again, off-again tariffs and perhaps stabilizing international agreements on the horizon. Jennifer's remarks provide insights for investment committees and board members during these turbulent times. I hope you'll find some useful tips in today's episode. Show Notes:  Cynthia Rowland, Podcast Host, Partner, Farella Braun + Martel Jennifer Nelson, CFP, Senior Wealth Manasger, BNY Mellon Wealth Management BNY Mellon Wealth Management Insights EO Radio Show YouTube Playlists: Nonprofit Basics, Nonprofit Governance, Hot Topics Prudent Management of Institutional Funds Act “UPMIFA, Three Years Later: What's a Prudent Director To Do?” ABA Business Law Today, Volume 18 No. 6 (July/August 2009), Cynthia R. Rowland EO Radio Show EP #16: Basics of Impact Investing: A Conversation About Investment Policies and Evaluation Metrics For ESG Investors EO Radio Show #35: Hot Topic: UPMIFA in the Context of Financial System Instability Farella YouTube podcast channel If you have suggestions for topics you would like us to discuss, please email us at eoradioshow@fbm.com. Additional episodes can be found at EORadioShowByFarella.com. DISCLAIMER: This podcast is for general informational purposes only. It is not intended to be, nor should it be interpreted as, legal advice or opinion.

Send us a textIn this conversation, Jennifer Nelson shares her inspiring journey of faith, motherhood, and the miraculous events surrounding her ministry, the Sisterhood of the Traveling Relics. She discusses her struggles with endometriosis, her devotion to St. Gianna, and how her experiences led her to create a supportive community for women facing similar challenges. Through personal anecdotes and testimonies of miracles, Jennifer emphasizes the power of intercession and the importance of faith in navigating life's difficulties. In this conversation, Jennifer discusses her global ministry, the balance of family life and homeschooling, the inspiration behind her children's book 'Super J', the importance of surrendering to God's will, and her hopes for the future of the Church, emphasizing unity and the significance of the Eucharist.Thanks for Tuning in to Yes Catholic! We're so grateful you joined us for this episode. If this story inspired you, be sure to like, share, and subscribe to keep saying Yes to Jesus with us. Stay connected with the Yes Catholic community on Instagram and subscribe on YouTube @yes.catholic for more powerful testimonies and faith-filled content. Your support helps us continue sharing stories and reaching people all over the world! Thank you in advance for your generosity! Thank you for being part of the Yes Catholic community—where real people share real stories, all for God's glory! Thank You to Our Sponsors! This episode of Yes Catholic is made possible by the generous support of our sponsors Truthly and Tabella. Your partnership helps us continue sharing powerful testimonies and inspiring stories of faith.

Alex Herzog and Jennifer Nelson are here, founders of Guiding Good, a new non-profit in our region.  They talk about the mission, the upcoming non-profit leadership retreat, how they formed and more.

Quien mantiene EL ENFOQUE, logra el objetivo...cada obstáculo tiene la semilla de su propia solución...

Join Tom Dunlap on this week's episode as he discusses the fascinating history and legal battles of the "Happy Birthday" song. Once subject to stringent copyright claims by Warner Chappell Music, this beloved tune has finally entered the public domain. Discover how filmmaker Jennifer Nelson challenged these claims, leading to a landmark 2015 ruling that freed "Happy Birthday to You" from copyright restrictions. Tom explores the complexities of copyright law, changes over the decades, and what this means for public access to creative works. Don't miss this insightful exploration of copyright, creativity, and the liberation of one of the world's most famous songs.

It's the 147th episode of Hear and Now Podcast! Heather and Sophia are joined by their guest, Jennifer Nelson, to talk about her new book Super J, the Saints, and the Sacred Heart.Links Mentioned:12 Promises of the Sacred HeartSt. John VianneySuper J the BookSam Estrada ArtJérôme LejeuneImage of Jess and JenHearts of Joy InternationalFind Heather: Website, Instagram, ShopFind Sophia: Website, Instagram, TikTokFind Jen: Website, InstagramInterested in sponsoring or being a guest? Email us: hearandnowpod@gmail.comFollow the podcast on Instagram: @hearandnowpodcast

Welcome to EO Radio Show - Your Nonprofit Legal Resource. In episode 82, we revisit the duties of directors in managing investment assets. Joining Cynthia Rowland today is Jennifer Nelson, Senior Wealth Manager with BNY Mellon. She offers practical advice for directors serving on the investment committee, best practices for developing an investment policy, investment performance measurement, the use of outside chief investment officers, and other discretionary asset management arrangements.  Show notes: Jennifer Nelson, CFP, BNY Mellon Wealth Management BNY Mellon Wealth Management Insights EO Radio Show YouTube Playlists: Nonprofit Basics, Nonprofit Governance, Hot Topics Prudent Management of Institutional Funds Act “UPMIFA, Three Years Later: What's a Prudent Director To Do?” ABA Business Law Today, Volume 18 No. 6 (July/August 2009), Cynthia R. Rowland EO Radio Show EP #16: Basics of Impact Investing: A Conversation About Investment Policies and Evaluation Metrics For ESG Investors EO Radio Show #35: Hot Topic: UPMIFA in the Context of Financial System Instability If you have suggestions for topics you would like us to discuss, please email us at eoradioshow@fbm.com. Additional episodes can be found at EORadioShowByFarella.com. DISCLAIMER: This podcast is for general informational purposes only. It is not intended to be, nor should it be interpreted as, legal advice or opinion.

In this episode, Sara Houghteling (special projects coordinator in the Research and Academic Program) speaks with Jennifer Nelson, a poet and scholar of early modern art at the University of Delaware. Through the lens of their first book on Holbein, and a second, forthcoming, on Cranach, Nelson describes how comparative studies of elite cultural production can allow us to the see the category of art as capacious, and capable of dismantling our concept of mastery. They offer concrete advice on writing—from tone, to endings, clarity, and decisive punctuation—and speak about their own writerly process, in which ideas often manifest first in poetry and later in prose.

Jennifer shares her journey into teaching, including her experience in Catholic and public schools. She discusses the challenges and rewards of teaching, the importance of observing different teaching strategies, and why she chose to teach French. Jennifer also addresses the teacher shortage and the reasons behind it. She emphasizes the reality of teaching and the need for work-life balance. Finally, she talks about her book, Teaching with Heart, and where to find it. In this conversation, Jennifer and Melissa discuss the importance of education and continuous learning. They emphasize the value of knowledge and the role it plays in personal growth and success. The conversation highlights the power of curiosity and the need to constantly seek new knowledge. They also discuss the lasting value of education and how it can never be taken away. Overall, the conversation encourages listeners to prioritize education and lifelong learning. Takeaways Teaching requires understanding and adapting to the needs of different students. Observing different teaching strategies can provide valuable insights and inspiration. The teacher shortage is influenced by factors such as low salaries and the availability of other career options. Teaching is a demanding profession that requires time and effort outside of regular school hours. Teaching with Heart is a book that shares Jennifer's experiences and lessons learned in the classroom. Education is essential for personal growth and success. Curiosity is a key driver of learning. Continuous learning is crucial for staying relevant and adapting to change. The knowledge you acquire is a valuable asset that can never be taken away. Grab Teaching with Heart: Lessons Learned in a Classroom https://amzn.to/41XReHg Website jenniewrites.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chatsfromtheblogcabin/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chatsfromtheblogcabin/support

Jennifer Nelson shares her Road to Redemption and how Jesus has been her rock through adversity and trials of life. Her husband Capt. Nathan Nelson was severely injured while deployed in Afghanistan and Jennifer shares her faith in Jesus and how he has always come through for their family. The journey has not been easy for their family, but they are living a blessed and abundant life today. This story will inspire you and provide hope. Jennifer wrote a book titled Divine Soldier  where she shares the complete story and can be found on Amazon . For more information contact us atrtrdestiny@gmail.com

Kathryn interviews Author Lisa Gornick.Nine years have passed since Ana Koehl had sex with her pot-addicted anesthesiologist husband, seven since she began an affair with a gonzo journalist. She's gratified by her work as a book doula, but burdened by her belief that she need always be on call. Her elderly mother's birthday greeting is an inflation-adjusted calculation of the cost of raising Ana in a mice-infested house, her brother has hijacked the will of their recently deceased starchitect father, her adult child is changing rapidly before her eyes, and her best friend advocates for “the truth in lies.” Gazing out at the dark moat of Central Park from behind her desk, Ana sees that she can no longer postpone making peace with her past or confronting her present. Hailed by NPR as “one of the most perceptive, compassionate writers of fiction in America, Lisa Gornick brings us this engaging novel. Her essays have appeared widely, including in the NY Times, the Paris Review, Real Simple, and the Wall Street Journal.Kathryn also interviews Author Jennifer Nelson.We hear so much about teacher shortages, burnout, and the messy transition from pandemic Zoom learning back to the classroom. Ask fifty teachers and you'll likely get fifty answers but Jennifer Nelson brings perspective as someone who lived in Morocco (where she learned French as a child – the subject she teaches), served in the Peace Corp in Niger, and as the daughter of an international diplomat experienced more than American schools. Her tenure as a teacher also encompasses private, parochial, and public schools. Nelson brings a broader-than-usual view of what works and what doesn't in the classroom. She is a highschool French teacher and holds undergraduate and graduate degrees from Columbia University, University of California, Berkeley and Vermont College of Fine Arts.

Kathryn interviews Author Lisa Gornick.Nine years have passed since Ana Koehl had sex with her pot-addicted anesthesiologist husband, seven since she began an affair with a gonzo journalist. She's gratified by her work as a book doula, but burdened by her belief that she need always be on call. Her elderly mother's birthday greeting is an inflation-adjusted calculation of the cost of raising Ana in a mice-infested house, her brother has hijacked the will of their recently deceased starchitect father, her adult child is changing rapidly before her eyes, and her best friend advocates for “the truth in lies.” Gazing out at the dark moat of Central Park from behind her desk, Ana sees that she can no longer postpone making peace with her past or confronting her present. Hailed by NPR as “one of the most perceptive, compassionate writers of fiction in America, Lisa Gornick brings us this engaging novel. Her essays have appeared widely, including in the NY Times, the Paris Review, Real Simple, and the Wall Street Journal.Kathryn also interviews Author Jennifer Nelson.We hear so much about teacher shortages, burnout, and the messy transition from pandemic Zoom learning back to the classroom. Ask fifty teachers and you'll likely get fifty answers but Jennifer Nelson brings perspective as someone who lived in Morocco (where she learned French as a child – the subject she teaches), served in the Peace Corp in Niger, and as the daughter of an international diplomat experienced more than American schools. Her tenure as a teacher also encompasses private, parochial, and public schools. Nelson brings a broader-than-usual view of what works and what doesn't in the classroom. She is a highschool French teacher and holds undergraduate and graduate degrees from Columbia University, University of California, Berkeley and Vermont College of Fine Arts.

Kathryn interviews Author Lisa Gornick.Nine years have passed since Ana Koehl had sex with her pot-addicted anesthesiologist husband, seven since she began an affair with a gonzo journalist. She's gratified by her work as a book doula, but burdened by her belief that she need always be on call. Her elderly mother's birthday greeting is an inflation-adjusted calculation of the cost of raising Ana in a mice-infested house, her brother has hijacked the will of their recently deceased starchitect father, her adult child is changing rapidly before her eyes, and her best friend advocates for “the truth in lies.” Gazing out at the dark moat of Central Park from behind her desk, Ana sees that she can no longer postpone making peace with her past or confronting her present. Hailed by NPR as “one of the most perceptive, compassionate writers of fiction in America, Lisa Gornick brings us this engaging novel. Her essays have appeared widely, including in the NY Times, the Paris Review, Real Simple, and the Wall Street Journal.Kathryn also interviews Author Jennifer Nelson.We hear so much about teacher shortages, burnout, and the messy transition from pandemic Zoom learning back to the classroom. Ask fifty teachers and you'll likely get fifty answers but Jennifer Nelson brings perspective as someone who lived in Morocco (where she learned French as a child – the subject she teaches), served in the Peace Corp in Niger, and as the daughter of an international diplomat experienced more than American schools. Her tenure as a teacher also encompasses private, parochial, and public schools. Nelson brings a broader-than-usual view of what works and what doesn't in the classroom. She is a highschool French teacher and holds undergraduate and graduate degrees from Columbia University, University of California, Berkeley and Vermont College of Fine Arts.

Kathryn interviews Author Lisa Gornick.Nine years have passed since Ana Koehl had sex with her pot-addicted anesthesiologist husband, seven since she began an affair with a gonzo journalist. She's gratified by her work as a book doula, but burdened by her belief that she need always be on call. Her elderly mother's birthday greeting is an inflation-adjusted calculation of the cost of raising Ana in a mice-infested house, her brother has hijacked the will of their recently deceased starchitect father, her adult child is changing rapidly before her eyes, and her best friend advocates for “the truth in lies.” Gazing out at the dark moat of Central Park from behind her desk, Ana sees that she can no longer postpone making peace with her past or confronting her present. Hailed by NPR as “one of the most perceptive, compassionate writers of fiction in America, Lisa Gornick brings us this engaging novel. Her essays have appeared widely, including in the NY Times, the Paris Review, Real Simple, and the Wall Street Journal.Kathryn also interviews Author Jennifer Nelson.We hear so much about teacher shortages, burnout, and the messy transition from pandemic Zoom learning back to the classroom. Ask fifty teachers and you'll likely get fifty answers but Jennifer Nelson brings perspective as someone who lived in Morocco (where she learned French as a child – the subject she teaches), served in the Peace Corp in Niger, and as the daughter of an international diplomat experienced more than American schools. Her tenure as a teacher also encompasses private, parochial, and public schools. Nelson brings a broader-than-usual view of what works and what doesn't in the classroom. She is a highschool French teacher and holds undergraduate and graduate degrees from Columbia University, University of California, Berkeley and Vermont College of Fine Arts.

Today the girls are joined by an incredible example of saying "yes" to God's calling, Jennifer Nelson. She is the founder of the beautiful ministry Sisterhood of the Traveling Relics of St. Gianna, and is an expert on the beauty and power of St. Gianna. She shares her own testimony of St. Gianna's intercession and shares the wonderful ministry that has impacted thousands of lives. Request a prayer card: https://travelingrelicsofstgianna.comSisterhood of the Traveling Relics Instagram: https://instagram.com/sisterhoodofthetravelingrelics?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==Lily of the Valley: https://instagram.com/lotvministry?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==SOP Info:Instagram: @sacrificeofpraisepodcastEmail us: sacrificeofpraisepodcast@gmail.com

Come one, come all to the family hang of the century! Wyatt's sister Joy joins us for a rollercoaster of a conversation about mental health, politics, and gay stuff. Also on the agenda: Absolution Hour and poems by Bernadette Mayer and Jennifer Nelson. 

All three of the panelists started by saying they try to be curious first. What else is going on in the person's life that they aren't able to do the thing they said they would? What support might they need? How can we bring this person around so they can do the thing?   Try to meet people where they are.   There is also something to be said for the relationship you have with the other person. If I know someone's character, I'm going to respond with that in mind. If I have an appointment with someone I don't know and they don't show up, I'll just send a note and leave it to them to come back to me.   Ed Samuel added that you can send gentle nudges. Something that says, “hey, I was expecting this based on our conversation.”   Both Chelle Shapiro and Jennifer Nelson talked about being recovering people pleasers and using or dealing with The Dirty Yes.   We even got a little bit into sales and how you deal with people who say they will be back in touch but then aren't.   How do you deal with people who say yes but then just don't?   Connect with the panelists: Jennifer Nelson: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenwatleynelson/ She is the VP of Network Relations at Community FoodBank of NJ, as well as a Speaker and Entrepreneur   Chelle Shapiro: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chelleshapiro/ Marketing Strategist for Wellness Coaches & Consultants and recognized as one of the top 15 LinkedIn experts in New York city as well as the author of the book, Loving Yourself isn't Selfish.   Ed Samuel: https://www.linkedin.com/in/edsamuel/ Is a career coach at Sam Nova where he helps mid to senior leaders get to a better place, whether they are working or in transition.   Dr Robyn Odegaard: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robynodegaard/ Known as the Mental MacGyver. My doctorate is in organizational business psychology with a concentration in sport and performance. I provide luxury level, high performance support and coaching to executives, founders, celebrities and athletes. Mental MacGyver.com   Want a summary of the Quick Hits plus the links to the LinkedIn pages of each of the panelist to show up in your in-box every week? Let me know where to send it: https://drrobynodegaard.com/quick-hits-notifications/   #QuickHits are designed to exercise your brain by letting you listen in on an unscripted conversation to get other people's thoughts on pertinent subjects. If you would like to join a conversation or have a topic you would like to hear discussed, please message me. https://www.DrRobynOdegaard.com  

In leading our libraries towards success how can emotional intelligence play a role? On this show Jen Nelson, State Librarian of New Jersey, shares how our capacity to know ourselves, appropriately express our emotions, and handle our work relationships with empathy makes us more effective - and how this is accessible to everyone.

Endlich ein Doris Day Film. Da wir eh viel über Doris Day reden werden, echt nur schnell die Zusammenfassung der Handlung: Die Witwe Jennifer Nelson arbeitet als Meerjungfrau bei ihren Eltern. Als solche wird sie vom neuen Chef aufgegabelt und nach allen Regeln der Kunst objetkifiziert. Natürlich verliebt sie sich daraufhin in ihn. Da sie in den 60ern bei der NASA arbeiten, eignet sich das Grundgerüst eines Spionage-Spoofs bestens für die kommenden Verstrickungen. Jennifer Nelson wird der Spionage verdächtigt, weil sie jeden Tag ihren Hund Wladimir anruft. Im Grunde eine "Bekommen sie sich oder bekommen sie sich?" Geschichte, mit albernen Slapstickeinlagen und ganz vielen Harmlosigkeiten. Deswegen meine Frage jetzt an dich, um im Sinne des Films zu bleiben: Und du so?

Be inspired by other writers' stories and learn practical tips from the case studies here: https://www.trainingauthors.com/success-stories/ A few things you'll learn: The easy path Jennifer Nelson discovered to finally become an author in just 10 days. How Jan Cox gained both freedom and control over publishing her books (plus saved thousands of dollars) The pivot Lola Oshinowo made after spending time in prayer that made all the difference for her first book. How Tanecia Mitchell gained a strategy to take the first draft of her manuscript to a finished book in just a few months. The strategy Esther Espinoza used to sell over 100 copies of her book with one idea. The one thing that helped Heather Erdmann finally finish her first draft so she was able to publish her first book (previously she got stuck and never finished more than a few pages). How MaryAnn Ward combined her passion for art and writing into an unexpected book that wasn't even on her radar…and it has already sold more than 100 copies. The strategy that helped Lauren Darroch overcome “writer's guilt” and finally start writing consistently. She's more productive than ever and has published book twins (two books at the same time) and is now working on her third one. WooHoo! And more! And right now enrollment is OPEN for Christian Book Academy. You can join for $39/month or $399/year at https://christianbookacademy.com/ We're excited for you to join our family of Kingdom Writers!

Adolescent Confidentiality During this episode of Banner Health's Making the Rounds podcast, we are going to be discussing the guidelines and rights to adolescent confidentiality; what it means, what are the best practices and why is it important. In an ever changing society it is important to understand your federal and state laws referring to patient confidentiality, especially when dealing with sensitive groups, like adolescents. The guests for this episode are Dr. Jennifer Nelson is a DO specializing in Pediatrics and Internal Medicine. Dr. Nelson is currently working on an 18th month quality improvement project, with Banner - University of Arizona Internal Medicine Clinic, focused on improving care and access to care adolescent patients.

It's the 115th episode of Hear and Now Podcast! Heather and Sophia talk with Jennifer Nelson of the Sisterhood of the Traveling Relics of St. Gianna. Link Mentioned:- Request a Prayer Card- Information on Canonization- The Pietro PrayerWell & Good MembershipTake Up & ReadSomeday Saints: SOPHIA15 for 15% offFind Heather: Website, Instagram, ShopFind Sophia: Website, Instagram, ShopFind Jen: Website, InstagramGet in touch with us: hearandnowpod@gmail.com

We typically recommend giving yourself 90 days for each stage of the Kingdom Writers Path at the most. However, we've had members publish a book within a month of joining Christian Book Academy. For example, Jennifer Nelson published a book 10 days after enrolling in our membership. It depends on the time you have to invest and the scope of your book project. If you take at least 90 days on each stage it would look something like this... First Draft: 90 days Final Draft: 90 days Self-Publish: 90 days This means you can get your book published in 9 months.   Join Our Community of Kingdom Writers Get on the waitlist for Christian Book Academy here: https://christianbookacademy.com 

Join Shelley Hitz and several authors from Christian Book Academy who will share case studies + tips they've learned along the way. A few things you'll learn: 1. The easy path Jennifer Nelson discovered to finally become an      author 2. The easy path Jennifer Nelson discovered to finally become an      author 3. How Jan Cox gained both freedom and control over publishing      her books (plus saved thousands of dollars) 4. The pivot Lola Oshinowo made after spending time in prayer          that made all the difference for her first book. 5. How Tanecia Mitchell gained a strategy to take the first draft of      her manuscript to a finished book 6. The strategy Esther Espinoza used to sell over 100 copies of            her book last month. And more! Support each of these authors by purchasing their books below. Jennifer Nelson: Jennnifer Nelson's Mediakit Jan Cox: www.janiscox.com/bookstore Lola Oshinowo: https://www.iwalolaademodioshinowo.com/ Tanecia Mitchell: https://www.taneciamitchell.com/ Esther Espinoza: https://www.gigistorylibrary.com.au/ Join our community of Kingdom Writers in our online membership, Christian Book Academy here: https://christianbookacademy.com

Continuing the discussion of Jennifer Nelson's book, Women of Color and the Reproductive Rights Movement. Wrapping up Chapter 3 and moving on to the Young Lords in Chapter 4. 

In today's episode, Rick and Sam are joined by members of Wisconsin Women in Conservation: Dr. Esther Shekinah is a Research Agronomist at Michael Fields Agricultural Institute; Jennifer Nelson works with Midwest Organic and Sustainable Education Services (MOSES); and Val Dantoin is a Conservation Coach for Wisconsin Women in Conservation. These inspiring women join us today to share their work, describing the challenges and successes the organization has faced thus far and its focus on community, the greater good, and sustainable farming. Finally, they share their hope for the future of sustainability and involvement by women of all ages as part of the solution for the challenges we face. Dr. Esther Shekinah is a Research Agronomist at Michael Fields Agricultural Institute with more than 20 years of sustainable agriculture research experience in both India and the US. In addition to leading the Wisconsin Women in Conservation team, she is researching cover crops and industrial hemp with the goal of developing production practices that encourage diversity in organic cropping systems. Jennifer Nelson works with Midwest Organic and Sustainable Education Services (MOSES), facilitating farmer education and farmland access. With her partner, she co-owns Humble Pie Farm in Plum City, Wis., growing Certified Organic bedding plants, produce and flowers. Jennifer has managed and been on the board of multiple farmers' markets in the Midwest. Val Dantoin is a Conservation Coach for Wisconsin Women in Conservation. Val's Full Circle Community Farm is located outside of Green Bay. They focus on grazing, permaculture, riparian buffers, wetlands, organic, pollinator habitat. Valerie is a farmer-teacher who models her 240 acre farm after the workings of natural eco-systems. She has B.S. in bacteriology, a Masters Degree in Agronomy and an all but dissertated Ph.D. in land resources. Valerie developed and teaches 20 courses in the Sustainable Food & Ag Systems program at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College. Sam Scinta is President and Founder of IM Education, a non-profit, and Lecturer in Political Science at University of Wisconsin-La Crosse and Viterbo University. Rick Kyte is Endowed Professor and Director of the DB Reinhart Institute for Ethics in Leadership at Viterbo University. Music compliments of Bobby Bridger- “Rendezvous” from "A Ballad of the West"

Women of Color and the Reproductive Rights Movement by Jennifer Nelson. We get deeper into the Redstockings radical feminist group.

Intro to "Women of Color and the Reproductive Rights Movement" by Jennifer Nelson. We learn, again, that there is so much to history that we have no idea about and, once we learn it, we have the typical "ah, shit" response. It's not going out on a limb to say that abortion is a complex issue, but it get so much deeper when we add in race and eugenics and the medical industrial complex, and on and on....so join us again with your seatbelts tightly fastened!

Understanding your lymphatic system, what it does, why it's important to overall health (especially in the realm of detoxification and inflammation reduction) and how to support it with simple practices that make a huge difference. RESOURCES 21-page guide to achieve weight loss on your keto diet: http://ketoforwomen.com/ Get The Keto Beginning use code, KETOPODCAST for discount: http://healthfulpursuit.com/begin/ FREE guide on how to start keto: http://healthfulpursuit.com/free Keto question? Need help? Send me a message: https://www.healthfulpursuit.com/contact/ Follow Jennifer on her website Simply Health Collective: https://simplyhealthcollective.com/ My favorite L-glutamine powder: https://amzn.to/3efas3P The best spore-based probiotic: https://amzn.to/3rk4HqV My favorite ionic mineral (client code W0yZS74d): https://bit.ly/3wYWRnL PARTNERS Continuous glucose monitoring with Levels (skip the waitlist with my link): http://levels.link/KDP Paleovalley non-binge protein bars + whole food vitamin C + apple cider vinegar get 15% off your first order with code KETO: http://paleovalley.com/

This week on Maximum Mom your host Elise Buie joins real estate guru Jennifer Nelson. Jennifer has been at this for 18 years now! Real estating is dynamic, it is always changing and the needs of clients are always changing. Jennifer gets jazzed to continue to learn and grow as my clients' needs change and grow. She comes from a background of education and has the pleasure of incorporating that into what she does. She gets to teach brokers about this business and it sharpens her while she's doing it. Real estate asks of you that you put ego aside and work for someone else's benefit. Jennifer feels proud that she gets the opportunity to practice being a better human and use her ever growing skillset to make the experience of buying and selling with her a great one.Watch the interview here.Subscribe to Maximum Mom on your favorite podcast player so you never miss an episode!

Jennifer Nelson Carney explains the Federal and State changes that allowed for a nimble response to COVID. Full show notes: https://michellemarketingstrategies.com/jennifer-nelson-carney-on-healthcare-regulations-and-covid/ Quick side note … we accidentally used the word “respirators” when we should have said “ventilators,” so please don’t laugh too hard. Remember that Jenny is an attorney and I am a marketer. We did our best.  :) Need help growing a business or organization in the healthcare sector? Reach out to me at jennifer@michellemarketingstrategies.com, tweet me @MMSJennifer or find me on Instagram @LeadingwithHealth. And be sure to stop by my site and download my white paper, Great to Hear Your Voice!

Special Guests: Jennifer Nelson of Metro Jen Real Estate & Kyle Krauskopf with Kyle Krauskopf Artworks

On University of Redlands Week: The pandemic has brought the ties between health and social inequalities to the fore. Jennifer Nelson, professor of women, gender, and sexuality studies, shows that these links are not new. Dr. Jennifer Nelson is a United States historian with an emphasis in women's history. Her dissertation became her first book, […]

Brittany Gula, a senior history student, discusses Women of Color and the Reproductive Rights Movement by Jennifer Nelson. She highlights the ways women of color expanded the reproductive rights agenda to include issues such as state-sanctioned sterilization practices targeted at Black, Indigenous, and women of color.

Had a fabulous time interviewing Jennifer Nelson-Hawks, the owner of Simply Health Collective, about the amazing spectrum of resources and knowledge they have to help you achieve better holistic health - and what exactly holistic health means. In 2013, after 10 years working in the traditional medical system in Oncology, Internal Medicine, and Functional Medicine, Jennifer Nelson-Hawks found a passion in Holistic health and wellness and formed Simply Health Collective. Since that time she has continued to bring her heart and experience into creating a unique space for her clients to take back their health naturally. Jennifer has tirelessly expanded her knowledge and has obtained her Board Certification as a Holistic Health Practitioner, Iridologist, Holistic Health Coach, IASIS Practitioner as well as Bio-Resonance Practitioner. Through her growing practice and various modalities, she continues to create exceptional client experiences centered on each client's unique health based needs.

While the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the expansion of telehealth treatment services, experts predict continual advances and growth in virtual care for substance use disorders. Listen in as host William C. Moyers talks with clinician Jennifer Nelson, who has been instrumental in Hazelden Betty Ford's rapid escalation of telehealth care. Nelson outlines technical, clinical and logistical measures involved in ensuring patient engagement, safety and confidentiality in the virtual care setting.

Witches, Episode #1 of 4. In 1973, two professors active in the women’s health movement wrote a pamphlet for women to read in the consciousness-raising reading groups. The pamphlet, inspired by Our Bodies, Ourselves, looked to history to explain how women had been marginalized in their own healthcare. Women used to be an important part of the medical profession as midwives, they argued -- but the midwives were forced out of practice because they were so often considered witches and persecuted by the patriarchy in the form of the Catholic Church. The idea that midwives were regularly accused of witchcraft seemed so obvious that it quickly became taken as fact. There was only one problem: it wasn’t true. In this episode, we follow the convoluted origin story of the myth of the midwife-witch. Get the full transcript at digpodcast.org Bibliography & Further Reading Samuel S. Thomas, “Early Modern Midwifery: Splitting the Profession, Connecting the History,” The Journal of Social History 43 (2009), 115-138. Thomas Forbes, “Midwifery and Witchcraft,” The Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences 17 (1962), 1966. David Harley, “Historians as Demonologists: The Myth of the Midwife-Witch,” in Brian P. Levack, Witchcraft, Healing, and Popular Diseases: New Perspectives on Witchcraft, Magic, and Demonology (Florence: Taylor and Francis Group, 2001) Leigh Whaley, Women and the Practice of Medical Care in Early Modern Europe, 1400-1800 (London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2011 Ritta Jo Horsley and Richard Horsley, “Who Were the Witches? Wise Women, Midwives, and the European Witch Hunts,” Women in German Yearbook: Feminist Studies in German Literature & Culture 3 (1986), Barbara Ehrenreich and Dierdre English, Witches, Midwives, and Nurses: A History of Women Healers (New York: The Feminist Press at CUNY, 1970), Monica Green, “Women’s Medical Practice and Health Care in Medieval Europe,” Signs 14 (1989), 434-473. Margaret Murray, The Witch Cult in Western Europe (London: Oxford University Press, 1921) Margaret Murray, The God of the Witches (London: Oxford University Press, 1931) Thomas Szasz, The Manufacture of Mental Illness: A Comparative Study of the Inquisition and the Mental Health Movement (Syracuse: Syracuse University Press, 1970) Jacqueline Simpson, “Margaret Murray: Who Believed Her, and Why?” Folklore 105 (1994) Jennifer Nelson, More than Medicine: A History of the Feminist Women’s Health Movement (New York: New York University Press, 2015). Diane Purkiss, The Witch in History: Early Modern and Twentieth Century Representations (London: Taylor and Francis Group, 1996). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tom Howard discusses the lighting on Burnt Store Road in Cape Coral and the mistakes made there that Fort Myers Beach should not make on Estero Boulevard. And, Cape Coral City Councilwoman Jennifer Nelson talks about the Nuisance Abatement Board in the Cape.

Jennifer Nelson is a Washington-based theatre professional with more than 40 years of experience as an actor, playwright, administrator, professor, and director. She previously served for 11 years as the Producing Artistic Director of the African Continuum Theatre Company, where she directed more than 20 full productions and readings, and is a 26-year veteran of Living Stage Theatre Company, the former community outreach program at Arena Stage. Nelson has directed productions at Ford's Theatre, Round House, Woolly Mammoth, Theater of the First Amendment, Theater J, and more. As a playwright, Nelson won the Helen Hayes/Charles MacArthur Award for Most Outstanding New Play for her play, Torn From the Headlines. She has taught at UCLA, George Washington University, and American University, most recently teaching “Theatre for Social Change” as an adjunct lecturer at Georgetown University.

John speaks with Dr. Jennifer Nelson, who is a post-doctoral fellow at Vanderbilt University. At Vanderbilt's Peabody College, she studies schools as organizations. On this episode, she joins John to talk about her 2019 research in which she studied how organizational minorities form and use social ties at school. You can check out Dr. Nelson's work http://jennifernelson.org/ (here).

It's Pride month and that means we're engaging in Critical Race Theory! In this episode, Erin sits down with drag king Manny Dingo to discuss the article "Racialized Knowledge and the Regulation of Africville" by Jennifer Nelson. They discuss the history of Black communities in Nova Scotia, the scam of Canadian multiculturalism and importance of celebrating Black resilience.

A Broad is a woman who lives by her own rules. Broads You Should Know is the podcast about the Broads who helped shape our world.This week, Justin brings us the story of Jennifer Nelson: the documentary filmmaker who sued Warner Chappell over their claim of ownership over the song "Happy Birthday."Jennifer Nelson was working on My Super Sweet 16 when she decided to make a documentary about the origin of the song Happy Birthday. When she discovered that The Hill Sisters in Kentucky had written the song in the 1800s, but Warner hadn't filed a copyright claim until 1935, it seemed odd that she had to pay Warner Chappell to use a song she knew they hadn't paid the Hills for. What started as a documentary became a campaign to free the song from a company that was making $2M a year on royalties. Broads You Should Know is Hosted by Sam Eggers, Sara Gorsky, & Justin Xavier. For more information about anyone we've covered on the podcast or to check out our sources, head to www.BroadsYouShouldKnow.com!If you know of any Broads you think we should cover on a future episode, send us an email at BroadsYouShouldKnow@gmail.com, or DM us on IG:@BroadsYouShouldKnow@SamLAEggers@SaraGorsky@TheJustinXavier New episode every Wednesday!

FIRST THING: This episode is all about #PIMPINJOY, in honor of Amy’s mom's birthday!! Judy would have been 71 years old today and wouldn't believe all the amazingness that has come from her simple act of choosing joy while battling cancer. In the first thing Amy does a little #ThrowbackThursday from the Gracie Awards in LA in 2014. Even thought she was very sick, Judy was able to attend, which was very special. Amy shares audio of Bobby presenting her with the award from a video that Judy filmed (so the audio is extra special). In Bobby's presentation speech, we get a great explanation of what #PIMPINJOY is all about and why this patricianly moment was special for Amy. The audio also sets up what's to come in the second thing. SECOND THING: Amy shares an email that a listener sent in about her friend who has had a lot of difficult times in her life...but through it all...continuously choses JOY. The email is inspiring and then in true #PIMPINJOY spirit...Amy surprises the friend with some fun stuff...that's what #PIMPINJOY is all about...choosing joy...but also SPREADING JOY...whoop!!! THIRD THING: Amy couldn't do an episode about her mom without having her sister, Cristi, on. So Cristi joins in on the third thing to talk about honor loved ones that you've lost & finding ways to keep their memory alive. They also discuss what Cristi learned from the book “The Top Five Regrets of the Dying” by Bonnie Ware. And in a very special moment (totally impromptu) Cristi & Amy sing Happy Birthday to their mom.  FOURTH THING: #PIMPINJOY apparel sales have been able to help A LOT of people and causes the last 5 years, over $2million donated. One of the beneficiaries was Capt. Nelson & his family after he lost his legs in Afghanistan. We came alongside Building Homes for Heroes to help build a new ADA certified hour for them. You may recall the camo #PIMPINJOY tee that was sold a couple of years ago?? Well, even if you're not, you will enjoy the update Amy got from his wife, Jennifer Nelson, during this thing. They are such an awesome family!!! This is where you get to see the affects that your purchases from #PIMPINJOY has on others!  HAPPY BIRTHDAY, JUDY!  To check out items mentioned in this episode: CLICK HERE  To shop #PIMPINJOY: CLICK HERE!  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Jennifer Nelson of Farmland Access and Humble Pie Farm discusses the struggles new farmers face went trying to begin their own operation.

Part 2 of the closing creditsGuest Commentator: Ralph Attanasia

We are finishing up our series with Jennifer Nelson today, as she offers some perspective and advice on farming with a spouse. Hear how defining of roles and being specific can keep things sane, especially during the busy summer season. Jennifer's advice: Embrace each of your different skill sets and celebrate differences to strengthen your business.

We’re continuing with Jennifer Nelson of Humble Pie Flower Farm, diving into ways to connect and balance a farm business with family life. Spoiler alert: There’s no master secret here and it’s all about keeping communication lines open and enjoying the moment with no regrets. Jennifer and her husband co-own Humble Pie Flower Farm in Plum City, Wisconsin. She also is as an Organic Specialist with MOSES. She loves a bright, beautiful sunflower, being outside with her young son, and growing, cooking, and eating good food.

We continue with Jennifer Nelson of Humble Pie Flower Farm talking about her passion and a favorite of many women growers: flowers! Hear the pragmatics of how the gross income of flowers can be much higher per acre and the satisfaction from raising something that brings beauty and joy. Jennifer and her husband co-own Humble Pie Flower Farm in Plum City, Wisconsin. She also is as an Organic Specialist with MOSES. She loves a bright, beautiful sunflower, being outside with her young son, and growing, cooking, and eating good food.

Today, we sit down with Jennifer Nelson of Humble Pie Flower Farm in Wisconsin as she shares her farm story and her journey to growing flowers. Hear how various experiences led her to the land and farming and the importance of having time and place to explore. As Jennifer says, “I used to work to live—jobs that gave paychecks. Now I am so grateful that my work—my farm—is my life and I am really grateful for that.“ Jennifer and her husband co-own Humble Pie Flower Farm in Plum City, Wisconsin. She also is as an Organic Specialist with MOSES. She loves a bright, beautiful sunflower, being outside with her young son, and growing, cooking, and eating good food.

Jennifer discusses the importance of reminding yourself that you’re worth your salt and that you must market yourself effectively. From starting her own law firm to creating an in-house legal department from scratch to continuing to build on her expertise today, Jennifer has had an incredible career.

Whenever Jennifer Nelson sees a new innovation for online business, she immediately learns it and apply it to her own work. This passion for finding the best way of doing things is how she became a certified Drip automation expert and a successful independent consultant and coach. Listen to this episode of DYF Podcast to see what strategies and innovations you can borrow from Jennifer and how to implement them into your daily practices. She’ll also discuss communication with different types of clients, managing multiple funnels, and how she gets her conference audiences to pay attention even after her presentation is over.

Jennifer Nelson is the Founder and Program Director of An Angel’s Gift, a full service egg donation and embryo donation agency. She is a 7-time egg donor herself and has also been a gestational surrogate. Hear Jennifer discuss all the aspects of the egg donation process: • How she found out about the possibility of egg donation and why she decided to do it. • The process of egg donation from the LONG application process to the medical tests, psychological testing, legal agreements, follicle stimulation, injections, ultrasounds, trigger shots, egg retrieval process, and more (yes…and more). • Her feelings on having children genetically related to her that she’s never met. The number of parents she helped with her egg donations and the touching stories she has from these families, including some of whom she still keeps in touch (get your tissues ready). Want to share your story or ask a question? Call and leave us a message on our hotline: 303-997-1903. Learn more about our podcast: iwanttoputababyinyou.com 
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Amira Hasenbush is an attorney and expert in LGBT law and policy, family formation law, surrogacy, sperm and egg donor agreements, adoptions, and name and gender changes in sunny Los Angeles, California. Hear 3 stories from Amira as they relate to the Assisted Reproductive Technology field: • Hiring two surrogates simultaneously? Getting a contract shoved in your face while you’re in labor? A gestational surrogacy case gone wrong. Lesson learned: ALWAYS go through an agency. • A sperm donor getting sued for child support (yes, you read that right)? Lesson learned: ALWAYS go through an agency and consult an attorney. • ICWA - adoption of Native American children and how that works with sperm donation. Lesson learned: ALWAYS go through an agency and consult an attorney. Want to share your story or ask a question? Call and leave us a message on our hotline: 303-997-1903 Learn more about our podcast: iwanttoputababyinyou.com Learn more about our surrogacy agencies: brightfuturesfamilies.com Learn more about Ellen’s law firm: trachmanlawcenter.com Learn more about Amira Hasenbush: allfamilylegal.com Tune in next week when we speak with Jennifer Nelson, the Founder and Program Director of An Angel’s Gift.

Oregon has had a pay equity law on the book for years, so what’s new and unique about the Oregon Equal Pay Act of 2017? Find out what the expansion means for you as an employer, how it impacts your employment forms and hiring processes, and how to take advantage of the law’s unique employer safe harbor. Labor attorneys Jennifer Nelson and Anne Milligan help us understand the “legalese” of pay equity. Guests: Anne Milligan, Fisher Phillips and Jennifer Nelson, Ogletree DeakinsGuest host: Lori Little, Oregon Restaurant & Lodging Association

Today we are spotlighting Jennifer Nelson of Jenny Miranda. Jenny Miranda helps you automate all your marketing efforts so you don’t have to worry about doing the same thing over and over again. This episode is powered by Refill Fuel, https://www.refillfuel.com/ a concierge gas service that helps you and your employees save time and money through wholesale gas prices and on site fuel delivery. Connect with us at wearelatech.com/podcast and tweet @WeAreLATech and @EspreeDevora. What is your ask from the community? Please text "LATech" to 44222 and you'll be able to access a 5 day series on everything you need to know about automation. https://www.jennymiranda.com/ http://twitter.com/womenintechshow https://twitter.com/espreedevora

Poet Jennifer Nelson reads a new poem and discusses her writing process and her newest book project

Welcome to the House of Crouse. This weekend the continuing adventures of awesomeness of Kung Fu Panda 3 ruled the movie theatres. Find out why the movies are so popular from the directors Jennifer Nelson and Alessandro Carloni! Also from the vault we have a chat with Billion's star Paul Giamatti about why his character in Sideways doesn't like Merlot (It's not what you think!).

Jennifer Nelson, Production Manager at Disney TV Animation returns to discuss, in depth, the how and why of Resume crafting!

Acting like legitimate podcasters, William and Alexander invite their first guest, Jennifer Nelson, on the podcast to discuss Lenny Abrahamson’s Room, an Irish-Canadian co-production starring Brie Larson. Spoiler Warning: Key plot details discussed from 17:20 to 36:40. Download this episode here. (40 MB) Also on this episode, William takes issue with a local critic’s thoughts on Victoria and Alexander suggests re-rating I Declare War based on William's infinite leaf scoring of Backcountry.Here are links to IMDB pages for the movies discussed in this episode: Room, Star 80, A View to a Kill and Victoria.In our new, potentially recurring segment, Room reminded us of these recommended movies: Days of Heaven, Bad Boy Bubby, The Lovely Bones and The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser.

Jennifer Nelson is a documentary film maker who wanted to make a movie about the song “Happy Birthday to You.” When she inquired about using the song in her film the owners of the song forced her to pay for it, and she did. However, while Jennifer Nelson was doing research for her film she uncovered some evidence that could prove that the people she paid may not actually own the song, and never did.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Production Supervisor at Disney TV Animation, Jennifer Nelson joins us on the show to discuss her thriving career in Animation and shares her thoughts on the Art vs Business side of the industry.  This episode is packed with insight on how to navigate working relationships, set yourself and others up for success.

On The Gist, how filmmaker Jennifer Nelson helped bring the birthday song back into the public domain. Plus, we welcome back Dax-Devlon Ross to discuss his research into black juror exclusion, one of the facets of the upcoming Supreme Court case Foster v. Humphrey. We first spoke with Dax-Devlon after he wrote about black jury exclusion in VQR last fall, and you can join Dax’s After Schools All-Stars on their World Trade Center climb fundraiser on Oct. 22, 2015. For the Spiel, as a general rule of thumb there’s something all Republicans hate: rules.  Today’s sponsor: Stamps.com, where you can buy and print official U.S. postage right from your desk using your own computer and printer. Use the promo code THEGIST to get a no-risk trial and a $110 bonus offer. Join Slate Plus! Members get bonus segments, exclusive member-only podcasts, and more. Sign up for a free trial today at slate.com/gistplus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On The Gist, Maria Konnikova of the New Yorker addresses the burning questions of the summer season, including the truth about SPF and the weirdness of ice cream headaches. Plus, filmmaker Jennifer Nelson explains how new research may finally restore “Happy Birthday to You” to the public domain. For the Spiel, what are Trump’s chances? Today’s sponsors: The Great Courses, engaging audio and video lectures taught by top professors. Courses like  “Scientific Secrets for a Powerful Memory.” Right now, get 80 percent off the original price when you visit thegreatcourses.com/gist. And by Citrix GoToMeeting. When meetings matter, millions choose GoToMeeting. Get a free 30-day trial by visiting GoToMeeting.com and clicking the “try it free” button. Join Slate Plus! Members get bonus segments, exclusive member-only podcasts, and more. Sign up for a free trial today at slate.com/gistplus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Listen to The Gist of Freedom tonight as we talk with Jennifer Nelson a descendant of the historical black town, Boley OK. One of the first nationally chartered black-owned banks, Farmers and Merchants Bank in Boley, Oklahoma, an all-black town successfully fended off “Pretty Boy” Floyd's Bank Robber's Gang!  ON NOVEMBER 23, 1932, three members of Charles A. “Pretty Boy” Floyd's gang made the worst mistake of their lives. They tried to rob the state's first nationally chartered black-owned bank Farmers and Merchants Bank in Boley, Ok, an all-black town of proud-walking pioneers. Up to that point, the Floyd gang had been robbing an average of a bank a week, usually without any resistance. Gangster Floyd  had warned his gang members against robbing the Boley bank because, the people of Boley all had guns, knew how to shoot them and weren't afraid to use them.  Photos: Boley Council Members, Boley Bank,  SEMINOLE NEGRO INDIAN SCOUTS _ They didn't heed Floyd's warning and Birdwell and Patterson, armed burst into the bank early that morning.  announced they were robbing the bank and warned "don't pull no alarm." The bank's  Bookkeeper McCormick, saw the robbers enter.  He slipped into the bank's vault, retrieved the rifle and aimed it at Birdwell who was scooping up cash. At the same time, the Bank's president D.J. Turner,  was on duty. He loved Boley and was determined to defend it. When the alarm began wailing Birdwell hollered, "Did you pull that alarm?" "Sure I did," Turner answered. Gangster Birdwell shot and Turner fell mortally wounded. McCormick, in turn, shot the second gang member, Birdwell to death. Excerpts taken from Mrs. Betty DeRamus Facebook post

Listen to The Gist of Freedom tonight as we talk with Jennifer Nelson a descendant of the historical black town, Boley OK. One of the first nationally chartered black-owned banks, Farmers and Merchants Bank in Boley, Oklahoma, an all-black town successfully fended off “Pretty Boy” Floyd’s Bank Robber's Gang!  ON NOVEMBER 23, 1932, three members of Charles A. “Pretty Boy” Floyd’s gang made the worst mistake of their lives. They tried to rob the state’s first nationally chartered black-owned bank Farmers and Merchants Bank in Boley, Ok, an all-black town of proud-walking pioneers. Up to that point, the Floyd gang had been robbing an average of a bank a week, usually without any resistance. Gangster Floyd  had warned his gang members against robbing the Boley bank because, the people of Boley all had guns, knew how to shoot them and weren't afraid to use them.  Photos: Boley Council Members, Boley Bank,  SEMINOLE NEGRO INDIAN SCOUTS _ They didn't heed Floyd's warning and Birdwell and Patterson, armed burst into the bank early that morning.  announced they were robbing the bank and warned "don't pull no alarm." The bank's  Bookkeeper McCormick, saw the robbers enter.  He slipped into the bank's vault, retrieved the rifle and aimed it at Birdwell who was scooping up cash. At the same time, the Bank's president D.J. Turner,  was on duty. He loved Boley and was determined to defend it. When the alarm began wailing Birdwell hollered, "Did you pull that alarm?" "Sure I did," Turner answered. Gangster Birdwell shot and Turner fell mortally wounded. McCormick, in turn, shot the second gang member, Birdwell to death. Excerpts taken from Mrs. Betty DeRamus Facebook post    

Jennifer Nelson is a filmmaker and former ESPN X-Games mountain bike racer based out of New York City. Subsequent to graduating with honors from U.C. Berkeley with a B.S. in Sociology and a minor in Creative Writing, she pursued her passion for mountain biking and became a professional downhill racer on the televised Chevy National circuit. Jenn competed in the inaugural ESPN X-Games, as well as specialty sporting events on CBS. In addition to racing, Jennifer was developing her story telling skills by writing sports stories for magazines and websites. At the height of her racing career, Jennifer was introduced to film and hired to be a stunt double in the IMAX film Everest, appearing in the dramatic opening sequence of the film. She was also featured as talent in an adventure series called Adventure Quest for OLN (now the VS Network) and rode her bike to Mt. Everest Base Camp for a one-hour documentary. Jennifer retired from mountain bike racing and attended Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism and received an M.A. Jenn has since been traveling the world filming in various genres including; TV documentaries, feature documentaries, 'webisodes,' and TV specials/content branding with subjects ranging from car racing, pregnant teenagers, underground tunnel workers, to arête, the philosophy of excellence. Jenn is committed to adventure and exploring the art of story telling through images. Her goal is to make global impact through film and multimedia.

For volume four, The Soul Eclectics' Mix series goes a little darker, moodier, and grittier with quite the genre journey for our most eclectic fans who know no musical boundaries in their listening, everything from soulful rock to hip hop soul to house—even a smidge of gospel— each represents on these two hours of continuous music. We also included a few rarities that are fairly hard to lay hands on from the likes of Tuan X, Corey Glover, and Carmen Bradford. We’re so in love with the new Frank McComb tribute to Donny Hathaway, that we had to include another from that newly released project available from McComb’s site. We hope you enjoy the final mix of the year and look forward to continuing with next year’s LMG/SoulTracks The Eclectics’ Mix. In the meantime stream, download, follow on Podomatic, subscribe on iTunes, share the series with friends, but most of all…ENJOY! LMG: The Soul Eclectics' Mix, Vol. IV Playlist 1) Still Holdin’ On – Mycle Wastman 2) Under - Ahsan 3) His Pain II (feat. Kendrick Lamar) – BJ The Chicago Kid 4) Pass Me Over – Anthony Hamilton 5) I Need You – Men of Standard 6) 17 to a Million (feat. Jennifer Nelson) – Lyfe Jennings 7) News for You – Eric Benét 8) My Promise – Earth Wind & Fire 9) Get In My Way – Robin Thicke 10) A Little Party Ain’t Never Killed Nobody (All We Got) – Fergie, Q-Tip, and Goon Rock 11) Long Road To Hell (Feat. Audra Mae) – Avicii 12) Going On – Ella Eyre 13) Not Giving In (feat. John Newman & Alex Clare) – Rudimental 14) Hustler (Radio Mix) – Josef Salvat 15) Superstar – Sid Sriram 16) Bird of Space – José James 17) Old – Bettye LaVette 18) It’s An Addiction (Live) – Tuan X 19) Bite the Bullet – Shan Smile 20) I Want You Back – Lake Street Dive 21) Shake Off Your Worries – Chic Gamine 22) Flying Easy (Live) – Frank McComb 23) Ain’t No Use – Carmen Bradford 24) Issues of Life (feat. Gregory Porter) – Zbonics 25) What It Takes – N’Dambi 26) Baby I’m Scared of You – Leela James 27) One More Reason – The Revelations feat. Tré Williams 28) Fool For You – Alice Smith 29) Little Girl (Acoustic Live) – Corey Glover

"The Funkasaurus" Brodus Clay's momma talks about her son's first loss on Raw, Comedy Podcast Network gets their numbers crunched by Jack Swagger, WWE Network gets delayed to 2013, Booker T reads his Fave Five, your #jerktweets get answered including "What is the most useless or obscure piece of wrestling trivia you know?", Earl Hebner has a potty mouth, Ric Flair has a one hour Broadway with his wife and John Cena gets bullied by his. Tweet Mick Foley @realMickFoley and tell Mick you want to hear him on the podcast and tweet Chyna @ChynaChyna9 to have her come on the podcast so the Jerks and Chyna can call Jennifer Nelson on the air to get her dog back!