Podcast appearances and mentions of jennifer o'neill

La boricua ex-enebeísta y titular de nuestra selección nacional, nos habla de lo que ha sido su carrera profesional, en NCAA con Kentucky, su paso por la NBA y el histórico pase a las Olimpiadas. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/catchandshootpr/support

THURSDAY MAY 20th NOON CST on EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO... Joining us from Canada Cowboy/Singer/Songwriter Ryan Fritz makes a return visit to the CAMPFIRE CAFE.  We'll be introducing his latest album "Cow Pony"! Her first lead role was with John Wayne in "Rio Lobo" but she may be best remembered for her starring role in the movie "Summer of 42" and as a long time model and spokesperson for "Cover Girl" makeup.  We welcome back to SADDLE UP AMERICA our friend and Horsewoman Jennifer O'Neill.  We'll be discussing her Hope and Healing at Hillenglade, an equine therapy progam for our servicemen and women with PTSD. Join the award winning host Gary Holt and cohost Bobbi Bell LIVE at Equestrianlegacy.net or catch the archived podcast at Spotify, iHeart Radio, Apple Podcast or iTunes as well as our website.  

Jennifer O’Neill and George Pittas join Peter to explain how they turned Buffalo into one of the most desirable film destinations in the world. It didn’t happen by intent, but it did happen practically over night, with a lot of hard work!

Jennifer O’Neill is a graduate of The Institute for Integrative Nutrition and is on a mission to help women free their bodies from the pain of dieting and negative body image, and lead them to a life of freedom, balance, and joy around eating and fitness. She put herself through diet hell for nearly 30 years of her life and knows that it’s simply not worth it. She guides her clients to take action around food, fitness, and body image from an aligned place of love instead of hate. It is only by changing our minds about ourselves that we can then begin to learn that the love we are so desperately seeking is already inside of us. She is also the host of the newly launched podcast, Free Yourself From Body Prison, where she’s created a safe space to discuss body image, binge/emotional eating, weight loss, exercise ad finding the balanced middle ground between diet culture and anti-diet culture. Her primary focus is helping women create a more loving (or accepting) relationship with their body image, food and exercise. In this episode, Jennifer shares her personal journey to create a healthy relationship with her body, food and exercise. A huge turning point in her journey occurred when she read and studied A Course in Miracles (which also plays a foundational role in everything I teach!) as this is what shifted her relationship to her body, food and exercise from coming from self-hate and judgment to loving and accepting herself. It’s what helped her realize her worthiness did NOT come from how she did or didn’t look. This is a HUGE lesson that so many have yet to learn…mainly because our society does not teach us this. In fact, it teaches the opposite. I’m happy to have Jennifer on the podcast so this message of worthiness reaches more and more people. We also discuss what diet and anti-diet culture is (I had no idea this was such a polarizing issue, but, with the times we’re in, I’m also not surprised), what body neutrality is (I love anything that helps us see from a more neutral perspective!), how NOT to give away our power to “the scale” and how to dig deep into understanding why we self-sabotage, binge and emotionally eat (truly understanding the root of our emotions so our core beliefs about ourself can be healed). Ultimately, this is a message of empowering others to find what works for them without being swayed by all the noise that comes from the various camps of what one should or shouldn’t do when it comes to diet, exercise and healthily relating to our bodies. Jennifer offers one-on-one coaching to help you heal your relationship with your body, food and exercise. She’s also in the process of creating courses to support you in this process. Check out her website for more information. You can also follow her on Instagram @luminouswellnesswithjennifer. Host, Shanna Covey, is the author of A Call to the Heart, Shifting Out of Ego Into Spirit. You can follow her on Facebook (@ShannaKayCovey) and Instagram (@ShannaCovey).

"This episode we delve deep, deep into the recesses of your mind. We can hear your thoughts so now we're giving you a chance to hear ours. What do you hear? What do you see? What do you feel? is Scanners Cinema? Or something else entirely?"   Scanners January 14th, 1981 Directed and Written by David Cronenberg. Starring Michael Ironside, Patrick McGoohan, Stephen Lack and Jennifer O'Neill. Box Office 14.2 million   SHOW NOTES SEND YOUR QUESTIONS:  onthesubjectpodcast@gmail.com OR   Follow us on:  Twitter:  @onthesubject1 Instagram:  @onthesubject Website: http://www.geeksrising.com  LOGAN NAUGLE  Twitter:  @thatlogan Instagram: @thatlogan website: thatlogan.com ZACHARY ROSS JACKSON Twitter: @BossRossJackson  Instagram: @boss_ross_jackson MALCOLM RUSSEL-NELSON Twitter: @capnmalcolm 

Jennifer O'Neill talks to us about the power of an equestrian form of therapy to help vets and their loved ones.

eMMa de Easy Endurance presenta un compilado de entrevistas a algunas de las mejores mujeres balonceslistas del mundo. De Puerto Rico, hablamos con Jennifer O'neill sobre su estilo de juego, Carmelo Anthony y la vida post baloncesto. Jazmond Gwatmey nos cuenta de sus tatuajes, las lesiones y su música preferida. Luego conversamos con quizás la atletas más condecorada de la época en basquetbol, Sylvia Fowles sobre su legado, motivaciones y la equidad de género en el deporte. Finalmente Tina Charles, estelar pívot de la selección norteamericana nos habla de sus motivaciones, mentalidad dentro del equipo nacional, su rol como veterana y jugar para la coach Dawn Staley. Recuerda visitar nuestro blog: www.easyendurance.wordpress.com ¡Visita nuestro fan page! www.facebook.com/easyendurance

Jennifer O'Neill is a health coach on a mission to help women break free of what she calls body prison. In this month's episode of WELL WMN, Jennifer teaches us how body neutrality may be the future of helping us love our bodies, no matter the size, as we navigate a society heavily ingrained in diet culture! ___ If you enjoyed this conversation, please consider leaving a kind rating and review wherever you listen to support The WELL WMN Podcast! IG: @wellxwmn Website: www.wellwmn.co

In this episode, Jennifer O'Neill and I are tackling the concept of self-love. So often we think self-love is the all or nothing, romanticized concept that we see on social media. Jennifer and I disagree and are sharing our versions of self-love and self-acceptance relating to body image, chronic illness, and work. In my conversation with Jennifer, we share personal stories about rethinking our relationship to self-love. Self-love isn't about slapping an affirmation on top of our self-hatred and going about our days. We talk about how self-love is really about accepting yourself and being honest with yourself. It's about respecting yourself enough to nourish all parts of your being and getting curious about why you are making the choices that you are making. GET TO KNOW JENNIFER O'NEILL JENNIFER O'NEILL is a graduate of The Institute for Integrative​ ​Nutrition and is on a mission to help women free their bodies​ ​from the pain of dieting and negative body image, and lead​ ​them to a life of freedom, balance, and joy around eating and​ ​fitness. She put herself through diet hell for nearly 30 years of​ ​her life and knows that it’s simply not worth it. She guides her​ ​clients to take action around food, fitness, and body image from​ ​an aligned place of love instead of hate. It is only by changing​ ​our minds about ourselves that we can then begin to learn that​ ​the love we are so desperately seeking is already inside of us. Connect with Jennifer O'Neill on Instagram Purchase Jennifer's workbook: Free Yourself from Body Prison Learn about the health coach training program that Jennifer and I completed

Cinema Center Films released Rio Lobo to theaters on December 18, 1970. Howard Hawks directs the film which stars John Wayne, Jorge Rivero, and Jennifer O'Neill. The post Rio Lobo (1970) appeared first on Movie House Memories.

 Thursday May 17th on Equestrian Legacy Radio! Our guests will be Radio Host, singer/songwriter and author Devon O'Day. She's written songs recorded by George Strait, Dolly Parton, Trace Adkins and many others as well as being the author of numerous books! Actress (Rio Lobo and Summer of ‘42) and CoverGirl model Jennifer O'Neill will be joining us to talk about her Hillenglade Farm and her Equine Therapy Program for Veterans! It all starts at Noon CST at www.equestrianlegacy.net

Movie actress and cover girl Jennifer O'Neill. With over 30 movies, 20 TV shows and 30 years as a cover girl model, there's lots to talk about. A deep and moving discussion on abortion and finding healing in Christ.  From an interview from July 2016.

Movie actress and cover girl, Jennifer O'Neill. With over 30 movies, 20 TV shows and 30 years as a cover girl model, there's lots to talk about. Jennifer opens up and shares her heart and how her faith in Christ has helped her survive herself. Interview from July 2016