Podcast appearances and mentions of jenny martin

Ce lundi 2 juin est diffusée la treizième émission de notre première saison d’I Love Mes Cheveux. Derrière le micro, deux femmes passionnantes, passionnées et engagées : Marcela Moscol et Jenny Martin. Elles ont parlé des activités de l’association MéViAL (Mémoire Vivante d’Amérique Latine) et raconté comment, après plusieurs générations de marginalisation de leur langue […] L'article I Love Mes Cheveux — autour de la langue et de la culture quechua — avec l’association MEVIAL est apparu en premier sur Radio Campus Tours - 99.5 FM.

Jennifer Newsome Martin is an associate professor in the Program of Liberal Studies with a joint appointment in the Department of Theology, and, as of July 2024, the director of the de Nicola Center for Ethics and Culture. We chat about her first semester in the director's chair, our recently-concluded Fall Conference on the Catholic Imagination, and preview some exciting new initiatives at the de Nicola Center. Special Guest: Jenny Martin.

In this episode of The Psychedelic Podcast, Paul F. Austin welcomes Dr. Jenny Martin to explore the transformative power of female pleasure through psychedelics and non-psychedelic altered states. Find episode links, summary, and transcript here: https://thethirdwave.co/podcast/episode-258-jenny-martin-edd/?ref=278 Dr. Martin shares her connection to Ireland's mystical traditions and the hidden wisdom of sacred sex in Christianity. She delves into her journey of reclaiming her sexuality, the role of presence, nervous system regulation, and the significance of the cervix in experiencing divine states of bliss. Dr. Jenny Martin envisions a world where the mystical informs everyday life. She created the Psychedelic Cervix Course and the Psychedelic Sex Course for Couples, teaching access to mystical states while sober. Her teaching emphasizes the importance of set & setting and is grounded in both science and ancient wisdom. Born in Ireland and educated by nuns, she challenges toxic beliefs around pleasure and spirituality. Her work reconciles sacred sexuality with Christian teachings, exploring the hidden wisdom in the story of Jesus and Mary Magdalene. Jenny's forthcoming book delves into the transformative potential of ecstatic sexual experiences. Highlights: Recovering Ireland's mystical traditions Sacred sexuality in Christianity Healing through sacred sex Demystifying divine sexual union Psychedelic Cervix: entrainment, DMT, & "trance state sex"   Episode Sponsors: Soltara Healing Center: Use code TW200 to receive $200 off your next retreat. Magnesium Breakthrough by BiOptimizers: Use code THIRDWAVE for 10% off any order

This story was shared by Jenny Martin. Here, she shares how after her divorce, she entered the ‘age of invisibility' as a single woman in her 50s and struggled through anxiety and depression. Her saving grace was an unexpected place – Mullaloo Beach. Funded by City of Joondalup and produced by Centre for Stories, Colourful Stories is a collection of experiences set to the theme of ‘Better Together' and showcased at the Joondalup Festival 2024. These stories came from residents living in Joondalup and the surrounding suburbs who shared a belief in the power of connection and community, reminding us of the strength and value we gain when we overcome individual desires, ego and biases to value unexpected people and places around us. If you enjoyed this episode, learn more about Centre for Stories at www.centreforstories.com or donate to support us. Thank you.

Bishop Andrew Cozzens continues our buildup to the National Eucharistic Congress and Jenny Martin shares how beauty drew her into the Church.

Ep 92 Description:  “Female pleasure is the most natural thing for us. Shame is something that we have learned as a society, but it's not the way we were designed.” —Dr. Jenny Martin Childbirth is often defined by pain, fear, and medical intervention— but what if there was another way? Ancient wisdom traditions understood birth as a sacred, transformative process that could activate deep states of pleasure and connection through a woman's primal brain-heart-womb axis. Pioneers are now rediscovering these possibilities, teaching that our very biology is wired for ecstasy during labor and delivery when supported by safety, trust, and an open mind.  This episode explores the profound yet often overlooked capacities of the female body during birth and sexuality with our guest, Dr. Jenny Martin. Dr. Martin is a pioneer in the field of orgasmic birthing and the psychedelic cervix model. Through her teachings, she helps women understand their innate capacity for spiritual experience and pleasure during childbirth by activating their genital-brain and heart-cervix connections. Listen in as Debra and Dr. Martin reveal how a woman's unique genital-brain connection allows her cervix and uterus to directly interface with the brain and central nervous system, simple techniques to help activate the "psychedelic cervix", how endogenous psychedelics in women's bodies can help create an effortless, nurturing passage for both mother and baby, societal myths around female sexuality and spirituality, and science-backed case for our innate human capacity for sacred pleasure and consciousness expansion.    If you are a doula, nurse, midwife, or birth worker who would like to expand your practice with pleasure and Orgasmic Birth - Learn more at https://www.orgasmicbirth.com/orgasmic-birth-practitioner-training/    Connect with Debra! Website: https://www.orgasmicbirth.com  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/orgasmicbirth Twitter: https://twitter.com/OrgasmicBirth  YouTube https://www.youtube.com/c/OrgasmicBirth1  Tik Tok https://www.tiktok.com/@orgasmicbirth  Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/debra-pascali-bonaro-1093471  Episode Highlights: 02:32 Unlocking a Woman's Sexual Potential Through Birth 06:34 Psychedelics and Neuroprotection 13:42 Challenging Societal Norms 17:36 The Psychedelic Cervix 24:19 Sexual Empowerment During Pregnancy  28:55 Reclaiming Feminine Power Through Surrender  

Bishop Andrew Cozzens continues our buildup to the National Eucharistic Congress and Jenny Martin shares how beauty drew her into the Church.

Most of us think our hearts are fine. Even the day before a heart attack, people think they're OK!? Unfortunately, many people wait until they are experiencing a cardiac event before they look beyond blood tests cholesterol and the blood pressure reading at a doctor visit. Tune in to learn what tests you can do to take preventative measures in making sure your heart is operating in optimal condition. BTW, this is as much for athletes as it is for the reluctant exerciser!This week Jenn is joined by Chief Nursing Officer of Recovery Plus Health, Jenny Martin. Jenny breaks down many different aspects of heart health in this episode, from the difference between a heart attack and cardiac arrest, to VO2 max, to cardiorespiratory fitness, and more. She also discusses how a CPET test can provide you with a good outlook on your heart health, as well as give you information on how to best manage your fitness and exercise routine for your individual needs. Preventative care is a must when it comes to heart health, and this is one tool to help make your heart health a priority. Tune in to learn more about the CPET test, what it tells you, and where things can be missed when only doing lab tests. The Salad With a Side of Fries podcast is hosted by Jenn Trepeck, discussing wellness and weight loss for real life, clearing up the myths, misinformation, bad science & marketing surrounding our nutrition knowledge and the food industry. Let's dive into wellness and weight loss for real life, including drinking, eating out, and skipping the grocery store. IN THIS EPISODE: ● [6:03] How did Jenny end up in nursing and then shift into cardiopulmonary chronic care? ● [12:33] What is the difference between a cardiovascular event vs. a cholesterol challenge or blockage? ● [15:55] Many people look at athletes as the epitome of health, but then they have a cardiac event - what are we missing? ● [20:23] What is Cardiopulmonary and Cardiopulmonary Fitness?● [23:18] What is the difference between optimal and suboptimal? And why do we want to use these words? ● [26:56] What is Respiratory Exchange Ratio (RER) and why is it important?● [28:24] What is Peak VO2 or VO2 max?● [33:21] What is Heart Rate at Peak and at Anaerobic Threshold? ● [36:02] What is Cardiorespiratory Fitness (CRF)?● [37:58] What is an Inducible Threshold? ● [41:51] What is the CPET test?● [48:05] How do people take the information about their Zones into their personal fitness routine?KEY TAKEAWAYS: ● [29:46] Peak VO2 can be increased with the proper training, proper nutrition, proper hydration, and proper supplementation as your exercise or nutrition is optimized. Each time you can get the number up by one ml, you reduce your chance for all-cause mortality by 10%. ● [33:49] Optimal performance for your heart rate is to keep your peak heart rate in the 80-85% range, which shows that you're not heart rate dependent. We don't want to be heart rate dependent, instead you want to be stroke volume dependent, meaning the strongest part of your heart is pumping oxygen-rich blood to the rest of your body.● [36:59] Knowing your numbers gives you control over your situation. The best way to find out what you can do safely is to get the data, to know your numbers and know where you are so that you know where you want to go. If you don't know where you're starting, how do you know where you are headed? How do you know what your heart health goals should be? ● [46:20] Not everyone has the same heart rate zones, so the CPET test can help you uncover what your heart rate zones are so you can exercise and function at your optimal health number.QUOTES: [13:02] “You are not healthy the day before a heart attack.” - Jenn Trepeck“Hearts come in electrical and plumbing. When one of those goes wrong, that's when bad things happen. When we look at cholesterol levels, we're only looking at the plumbing." – Jenny Martin[14:47] “The original stress test, treadmill stress testing you get done in the cardiologist office, what they don't do is they don't do a ventilation, perfusion ratio. They don't look at the gasses, they don't look at the lung aspect of things, and so they actually don't identify non-obstructive heart disease at all. You could have a heart cath, you could go in and have a wire run up through your arteries, and they can say ‘there's nothing obstructive here, so everything is fine', and you can have a heart attack the next day.” - Jenny Martin[21:29] “Sleep apnea has a very high rate of coexistence and causation for heart failure, and that's very untalked about and it has everything to do with if we can't get oxygen the heart just stops.” - Jenny Martin"Optimal means that things are working at a level in which it supports other systems. So, optimizing health we want to have all the systems, heart and lungs, working with each other to support every other system in our body.” - Jenny Martin[47:11] “I know my zone 2, you know your zone 2, and they're not the same, but if we were to use the calculations that are just kind of out there for everybody to try to use, they would be very close, because it's not taking into consideration anything else. Our health history, our cardiac function, our pulmonary function, what our body needs, what our bodies need to be able to perform at the workload that we're asking them to, that's going to differ per person as well.” - Jenny MartinRESOURCES:Become A Member of Salad with a Side of FriesJenn's Free Menu PlanA Salad With a Side of FriesA Salad With A Side Of Fries MerchA Salad With a Side of Fries InstagramGUEST RESOURCESRecoveryPlus.Health WebsiteEmail: info@recoveryplus.health  Phone number: 800-242-6221Jenny Marin's LinkedInJenny Martin's InstagramRecoveryPlus.Health's TikTokRecoveryPlus.Health's InstagramGUEST BIO:Jenny Martin MSN, APRN, FNP-C and Chief Nursing Officer of Recovery Plus Health has years of nursing experience specializing in cardiology, pulmonary, and chronic care management. She has conducted research on improving care and bridging gaps for patients post-cardiac events as well as patients who wish to prevent cardiovascular disease. Jenny has been instrumental in developing a multi-state remote population platform to improve access to care for patients needing cardiovascular rehabilitation and in developing a program with a focus on reducing hospital readmissions. She also recently opened a clinic in New York offering cardiopulmonary exercise tests for all individuals from cardiac patients to professional athletes.

In this episode my guest is Dr. Jenny Martin, a psychologist who turned her battle with depression into a groundbreaking approach to mental health. Instead of traditional methods, Dr. Jenny found healing in sacred sexuality - a spiritual practice rooted in esoteric tradition. Check out her site drjennymartin.com or follow her on X @jennymartinDr.Subscribe to the YouTube channel.Subscribe to Rumble.Support the podcast.Music featured in this episode:Tom Munchyoutube.com/watch?v=c4Cl61k4UJ8

Mason is joined by Dr Jenny Martin for the second instalment of their conversation exploring the connection between sexuality, altered states of consciousness, and endogenous psychedelics. In today's segment Dr Jenny takes us further into the cervix and its role in female pleasure, highlighting that women, by design, are innately wired to experience mystical states of consciousness through sex. Dr Jenny take us on a wild ride into subtle realms that the body exists in and is a part of, traversing both the science and traditional lore on topics such as quantum and torsion physics, dark matter, piezoelectricity, Kirilian photography, the body's electromagnetic field, HeartMath and more. Exploring how the intelligence behind all of these theories and schools of thought can aid us in understanding our inherent capabilities and how to utilise and potentiate the capacity of our human form, both earthy and otherwise.  Mason shares his knowledge in the area of Taoism, translating many of these concepts through the expression of Five Element Theory and the Taoist organ wheel, marrying the East vs West approach in a relatable and digestible way.  Dr Jenny explains polyvagal theory through the lens of female pleasure, outlining the various elements of perception and stored trauma that can inhibit an individual's ability to experience bodily welfare regardless of the environmental safety that they may physically find themselves in. Furthering our understanding of the mind/body connection and the subtle energetics that are always at play, when engaging in sex, partnered or otherwise. There is just so much terrain covered in this episode, with many threads to explore and tunnels to delve deep into, we are continuously invited to consider what and who we are beyond the confines of the literature we are strategically fed or allowed exposure to, and the societal structures and norms continually imposed on us.  Take a moment, take a breath and let your psyche spiral around the mysteries and magic of your innate metaphysical nature.   Dr Jenny & Mason discuss: - Healing trauma through sexual practice. - Consciousness, physics and the multidimensional nature of the  human body. - HeartMath and reaching altered states through sex. - Polyvagal theory, fear and female pleasure. - Social media and the colloqualisation of trauma. - Relationship as a gateway to spiritual development. - The intersection between sex, pleasure, and reproduction from a biological and spiritual perspective. Guest Links Dr Jenny WebsiteDr Jenny CoursesDr Jenny Substack Mentioned In This Episode Stealing Fire BookDr Daniel KeownA Spark In The Machine BookThe Uncharted Body Book Related Podcasts Sexuality & Endogenous Psychedelics with Dr Jenny Martin Part 1 (EP#205) Connect With Us SuperFeast InstagramSuperFeast FacebookSuperFeast TikTok SuperFeast Online Education   Check Out The Transcript Below: https://www.superfeast.com.au/blogs/articles/sexuality-endogenous-psychedelics-with-dr-jenny-martin-part-2-ep-207  

Product Owner Collaboration Toolkit Workshop by Jenny Martin (Small Talk)Small Talk is a series of live-stream interactive events with our experts, an informal 30-minute chat on their area of expertise where you'll have a chance to interact with them, ask questions and learn straight from the source.This time we talk with Jenny Martin, author of the Product Owner Collaboration Toolkit Workshop.Small Talk is a chance to go behind the scenes of our experts' work and get a sneak peek of what their workshop will be about and, as usual, you'll be able to join the conversation by asking questions from home.Always wanted to ask a trainer that burning question about what they do? Now you have a chance!We'll discuss about how to improve your facilitation skills when it comes to leading workshops about product, building bridges between dev, business, designers and all stakeholders, improving your confidence, how to become a better product owner, and how and when to use facilitation techniques depending on your own context.We'll also get an overview of how the workshop will actually work and what we are gonna get out of it - our goal is always to provide some tools and ideas you can start implementing in your work from day one after the workshop.All of this in pure Small Talk fashion - You're encouraged to be part of the conversation and ask questions during the live streaming through the chat provided by YouTube.Who: Jenny is an independent trainer and facilitator in collaborative agile and product development techniques and behaviours of high-performing teams. Jenny is motivated by seeing teams and individuals flourish - when their collective intelligence and diverse experience come together to achieve awesome things, and when their individual strengths can shine. She is a massive fan of LEGO® Serious Play, and into anything to do with positive psychology, flourishing and personality science.Workshop link: https://bit.ly/PO_Collaboration_Toolkit_Podcast#ProductOwner #Collaboration #Facilitation #Product #ProductDiscovery #ProductStrategy #ProductDelivery #AgileCoach #ProductManager #FacilitationSkills #Validation #OOPSI #Impact #ImpactMapping #SpecificationByExample #DesignSprint #DesignThinking

Product Owner Collaboration Toolkit Workshop by Jenny Martin (Small Talk)Small Talk is a series of live-stream interactive events with our experts, an informal 30-minute chat on their area of expertise where you'll have a chance to interact with them, ask questions and learn straight from the source.This time we talk with Jenny Martin, author of the Product Owner Collaboration Toolkit Workshop.Small Talk is a chance to go behind the scenes of our experts' work and get a sneak peek of what their workshop will be about and, as usual, you'll be able to join the conversation by asking questions from home.Always wanted to ask a trainer that burning question about what they do? Now you have a chance!We'll discuss about how to improve your facilitation skills when it comes to leading workshops about product, building bridges between dev, business, designers and all stakeholders, improving your confidence, how to become a better product owner, and how and when to use facilitation techniques depending on your own context.We'll also get an overview of how the workshop will actually work and what we are gonna get out of it - our goal is always to provide some tools and ideas you can start implementing in your work from day one after the workshop.All of this in pure Small Talk fashion - You're encouraged to be part of the conversation and ask questions during the live streaming through the chat provided by YouTube.Who: Jenny is an independent trainer and facilitator in collaborative agile and product development techniques and behaviours of high-performing teams. Jenny is motivated by seeing teams and individuals flourish - when their collective intelligence and diverse experience come together to achieve awesome things, and when their individual strengths can shine. She is a massive fan of LEGO® Serious Play, and into anything to do with positive psychology, flourishing and personality science.Workshop link: https://bit.ly/PO_Collaboration_Toolkit_Podcast#ProductOwner #Collaboration #Facilitation #Product #ProductDiscovery #ProductStrategy #ProductDelivery #AgileCoach #ProductManager #FacilitationSkills #Validation #OOPSI #Impact #ImpactMapping #SpecificationByExample #DesignSprint #DesignThinking

Today on the show Mason is joined by Dr Jenny Martin to share a thought-provoking conversation around sexuality, the body's ability to manufacture DMT and other endogenous psychedelics, religion's influence on our relationship to sex, pleasure and wellbeing, and so much more! With a doctorate in psychology and a vast field of knowledge in the areas of female sexuality, consciousness, neuroscience, neuroplasticity, mind-body medicine, and the heart/brain connection, Dr. Jenny knows, from the inside out, just how powerful our body's apparatus can be, especially when we know how to use it! A passionate advocate for feminine pleasure and achieving flow states, joy and total transformation through the art (and science) of sacred sexuality, Dr. Jenny takes us on a journey through history, sharing how prevalent these practices have been for millennia within Christianity and many ancient cultures and schools of thought around the globe. Highlighting that the energetics of the masculine/feminine principle are intrinsic to life and our nature as human beings.  Jenny speaks to the somewhat controversial concept that the original practice of Christianity was explored through the lens of sexuality, allowing us to entertain the notion that perhaps sexiness is next to godliness after all! In all seriousness though, what may be useful to consider in this particular context is the deeper meaning of the colloquial phrase, “cleanliness is next to godliness”  If we delve a little deeper into the meaning of this concept what we're left with is the translation that keeping one's expression of life "clean" or more accurately, ordered, affords us a sense of ease through the application of balanced or measured action. We could also explore what cleanliness or order means in relationship to sexuality and through the lens of the masculine/feminine principle, which is what, at a foundational level, is being spoken of when exploring the potential to use sexual practice as a means to illicit the production of neurotransmitters and endogenous psychedelic substrates such as DMT and oxytocin. Compounds that enable us to cultivate harmony and health within the body and mind.  How do we keep our expression of sexual energy “tidy” not in the inhibited or frigid sense but functionally, applied in the same manner as the master, with reverence and respect for its power and potential capability?  Through the Taoist lens, sexual energy is synonymous with life force energy, so we can confidently hypothesis that the more we can optimise and utilise this currency of energy through application and practice, the more life or aliveness we can experience, hold and entertain.  Dr Jenny and Mason only touched the tip of the iceberg in this explorative chat, join us for part two, coming soon.   Dr Jenny & Mason discuss: - Endogenous psychedelics. - Religion's influence on our relationship to sex, pleasure and well-being.  - Sex as a way of invoking the divine.  - The goddess archetype and the importance of integration when exploring sacred sexuality. - Near-death experiences and endogenous DMT. Female orgasm & the vagus nerve.   Resource Guide Guest Links Dr Jenny WebsiteDr Jenny Substack Mentioned In This Episode Book: The Woman With The Alabaster Jar.The Spirit Molecule Documentary.Literature On Female Orgasm By Barry R Komisaruk.Psychedelic Literature From Michigan University. Related Podcasts Love, Sex, and Psychedelics with Dr. Molly Maloof (EP#137)+   Connect With Us SuperFeast InstagramSuperFeast FacebookSuperFeast TikTok SuperFeast Online Education   Check Out The Transcript Below: https://www.superfeast.com.au/blogs/articles/sexuality-endogenous-psychedelics-with-dr-jenny-martin-ep-205  

On Tuesday, we took a different tour of memory lane, as we celebrated HistERIE Week with the Erie County Public Library and partners. The week-long series, from Monday, June 5, to Sunday, June 11, will have historic location tours, outdoor marker talks, classes and workshops, and even a lecture on a moving EMTA trolley!  Joining us was Andrew Miller (Adult Services Manager) and Jenny Martin (Digital Collections Librarian) to walk us through the HistERIE.

Let's kick off 2023 with a new season! Today we begin our new season called "Life Hacks," where each week we share tips on becoming more like Jesus! "Just pray." In this episode, Jenny Martin and Kristin talk about the importance of prayer and how to pray! No matter where you are in your faith journey, this episode is one that can be easily applied to your own life!

Ep. 87 Professor Jenny MartinJenny Martin is a dual-trained clinical pharmacologist and practicing general physician, has studied politics and health economics at Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar, is serving as Chair of Clinical Pharmacology in the School of Medicine and Public Health at the University of Newcastle and is the Director of Australian Centre for Cannabinoid Clinical and Research Excellence (ACRE),On principle she resigned from Newcastle University's council in protest over the appointment of former deputy Prime Minister and Chair of Whitehaven Coal, Mark Vaile to the position of Chancellor of that University. Such was the feeling in the community, his appointment did not go ahead and she was reappointed to the position by popular demand. So, as a practicing physician, teacher, researcher, multiple committee and editorial board member, and mother of four, you might wonder where she finds the time to join me in conversation. I'm certainly curious. Oh… I nearly forgot, she's due in 2023 to also take up the position of President of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians. Have a listen to Professor Jenny Martin's episode on Really Interesting Women. 

Comics are a multi-billion dollar industry and comic conventions - or cons - attract thousands of fans, desperate to meet their heroes and splash some cash. Elizabeth Hotson visits the MCM event in London to find out what's hot and what people are spending their hard-earned money on. We hear from Joëlle Jones, a comic book writer and illustrator, Jenny Martin, Event Director at MCM Comic Con and Michael Loizou from Brotherhood Games. Plus tattooist Matt Difa shows off his Star Wars inkings and Vincent Zurzolo, the Chief Operating Officer of Metropolis Collectibles in New York looks back on one of his most memorable comic book sales. Producer: Elizabeth Hotson Presenter: Elizabeth Hotson Picture Description: Comics at Wellcome Trust Superhero exhibition, Picture Credit: Getty Images

In this episode, Host Eric (Gus) and Jenny Martin, Director of Operations at Yoga Brain., Discuss among many topics, including the hosting of Yoga Brains Summer Yoga Festive in St. Joseph's, Missouri, this September. Other topics include:The rise of the Sober Curious movement and yoga.Meditation and breathworkMaking money and teaching yoga.What it is like trying to organize a yoga festivalTickets can be purchased using the link below.https://www.yogabrainkc.org/festivalYoga Brain is a collaboration of teachers, healers, and life-long students normalizing meditation with donation-based classes and affordable events. Yoga Brain diversifies its audience by welcoming students of all races, ages, and physical abilities. Based in Kansas City, Missouri. We strive to normalize meditation and ask the question: What is yoga?According to Patanjali, it's a whole lot more than a pose (asana). We're more than a class - we're a community. Perpetuating education and welcoming newcomers with open hearts and arms.To learn more, visit:https://www.ericperowsky.com/Listen to more episodes on Mission Matters:https://missionmatters.com/author/eric-perowsky/To find Yoga Brain or Jenny Martin, visit:https://www.yogabrainkc.org/

In this exciting episode we add a few extra thoughts on our previous interview with Dr. Jenny Martin on Thought Adjusters, and on Mind, including some old insights from Bill Sadler, Jr (from 1959 or 1960). Plus we delved into my first of a series of presentations that provide an overview of the first three sectons of the Urantia Book, starting with Part 1, the beginning of things, the beginning of God's first family. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/james-watkins/support

Jenny was one of the recent presenters at the Urantia Foundation's Scientific Symposium. In her presentation, Dr. Martin speaks about Thought Adjusters, spiritual energy and how the mind plays a role in how we connect to God and to other human beings. It's a fascinating conversation about the Urantia Book teachings and progress being made in dealing with mental illness through a spiritual approach. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/james-watkins/support

Thank you for listening! Expand Your Experience and Check out the Video conversations, ExpandingRealityPodcast.com Dr. Jenny Martin is a Psychologist and Sexuality Educator and a pioneer in  consciousness studies.  She has been guiding people to explore the  potential of accessing psychedelic states naturally (without drugs) through sexual pleasure for over a decade.  Her virtual training programs are designed based on evidence-based  practices. Students learn to access transcendent states of consciousness  at will. Her work draws on sacred wisdom from ancient traditions and  grounds this information in scientific research.  She focuses on providing support and guidance to people with cervixes, helping them learn about the transformative potential that lives within  their minds and bodies. DrJennyMartin.com Book - Jesus' Secret Sayings Sacred Sexuality Why Didn't I Know Podcast Resource Links  Food Forest Abundance Start Your Own Podcast! Use THIS LINK for Amazon OPUS Expand Your Experience  ExpandingRealityPodcast.com Rokfin YouTube Shirts N Such Random Acts of Kindness Tik Tok Music By Vinny The Saint Bo Shaftnoski - Production Expert

Do you need a dose of relaxation this morning? Today's guest has just the trick; listen now to learn more! Join Jenny Martin of The Yoga Brain. We discussed her journey with yoga and how she internalized the practice as a philosophy rather than a pose. Be sure to check out The Yoga Brain Podcast for even more of Jenny and her soothing vibe.Learn More about Yoga Brain and the Yoga Brain PodcastShow Notes and Transcripts: http://newinspirationpodcast.com/2021/09/24/embracing-yoga-brain-jenny-martin-episode-18/

The past year has been hard for so many people and businesses. We have become used to working from home, online meetings on Zoom, Microsoft Teams or one of the other online services, as well as home schooling and not being able to travel far for work of leisure. The Chancellor offered some help through the furlough scheme – but it didn’t apply to everyone, such as the self-employed, artists and musicians. Portobello has a large community of artists and they have struggled because the galleries are closed. Porty Podcast Producer David Calder spoke to one of them, Jenny Martin. Jenny's Instagram Site: https://www.instagram.com/jennymartinart/ Jenny's Website: https://jennymartinartist.co.uk/

Brains! Like a zombie neurologist we can't get enough of the stuff. Join us as comedians Laura Davis, Josh Earl and science communicator Dr Jenny Martin try, somewhat tautologically, try to get their heads around the human brain.

The HR.1 bill would make it easier for those in office to get reelected by reducing voting security measures, says Jenny Martin of the Tea Party Patriots Action.

Who gives a monkey's about evolution? Well, comedians Ross Noble, Alex Lee and Dr Jenny Martin of University of Melbourne do! Let's hope they are up for Dar-win.

Louisa Meehan is the owner of Woodview HRM which specialises in providing expert Human Resource and Workplace Mediation Solutions to ... Read MorePresident of Network Ireland Louisa Meehan, talks to us in our final episode of the season about the challenges facing HR managers in 2021 was last modified: November 29th, 2020 by Jenny Martin

As a fairly new yoga teacher, Jenny has found a new home in the yoga community of Kansas City. Jenny admittedly went to college to get her Mrs. degree so she could have what she thought were the trappings of success. As a swimmer, she also struggled with anorexia.   She eventually went abroad and traveled in Italy. After graduation, she went to work on a cruise ship. She wanted the affirmation of the accolades that you get from portraying a successful life on social media.   Eventually, she went to South Korea to teach English, and it was the hardest year of her life. She calls it “the year she didn’t die”. It took her a long time to recover from that year abroad. Writing   Jenny wrote a book of poetry called, Emotionally Bankrupt, It was a release from a really bad relationship. Jenny finally buckled down this year and she wrote the book that she always knew was in her! It’s coming soon, so follow her for more details on Jenny Eats the World.   Yoga Life   Jenny rallied her community around her vision to begin having yoga events. Jenny knows that she’s lost friends over her quest for having bigger events and putting her work out into the world. When friends accuse her of just wanting fame, Jenny says, “yes, I do” want people to know who I am because what I have to say is important and it can save lives. So why wouldn’t she want as many people as possible to know about it.   The Message   She wants people to understand that true success starts internally and you are acceptable at any shape and form. Your health comes first and self-love has to be at the forefront of your own health. Jenny wants to be blunt and open to everyone, and she’s always battling her throat chakra, she’s constantly saying the exact opposite of what she means.   Jenny has had her own journey with sugar, eating disorders and self-loathing. So she’s struggling to find her own boundaries so that she can live a healthy life. She wants everyone to realize that they are so much more than the reflection in the mirror.   There’s a lot of inner work that has to be done for you to accept the person you see in the mirror, and you can do that work with a pen and paper and a free meditation on Spotify.

Bob Casey joins us to discuss the challenge of leadership. Having played at the highest levels of international and club ... Read MoreFormer rugby union star Bob Casey talks to us about his transition from rugby field to the boardroom and the challenges of leadership was last modified: November 16th, 2020 by Jenny Martin

On today’s podcast, we have our very own Adam Coleman, CEO of HRLocker. HRLocker has grown into a thriving business ... Read MoreThe future of work – Issues to overcome in the remote workplace with Adam Coleman, CEO of HRLocker was last modified: November 2nd, 2020 by Jenny Martin

On today’s podcast, we have David Bell, CEO at The HR Department. The HR Department provides professional, personal HR services to ... Read MoreDavid Bell, The HR Department – Redundancies, & futureproofing your HR Process during Covid 19 was last modified: November 2nd, 2020 by Jenny Martin

On todays podcast, we have Deanna O Connor, founder of the ‘Speak up Club’.  Deanna is a former magazine editor, ... Read MoreHow to communicate effectively in an online world – with Deanna O Connor was last modified: October 14th, 2020 by Jenny Martin

On today’s podcast, we have JP Taggart and Sean Grant from Core Impact. They chat to us about mental health ... Read MoreEmployee wellbeing and how company culture can help your business thrive – Core Impact was last modified: September 21st, 2020 by Jenny Martin

With us today we have JJ Caffey. JJ is based in Silicon Valley in San Francisco and is the Founder & ... Read MoreJJ Caffey talks to us about productivity, wellbeing & the future of work was last modified: September 29th, 2020 by Jenny Martin

In today’s HRLocker podcast episode we talk to Aoife Mc Nena about the importance of upskilling your employees to facilitate ... Read MoreAoife McNena from Intuity tells us why it is vital to upskill right now was last modified: August 10th, 2020 by Jenny Martin

Outsourcing and Contracting – Why should you do it? In our latest HRLocker podcast, we talk to Kim Johnston from ... Read MoreKim Johnston, Q Agency – The benefits of outsourcing & contracting was last modified: September 8th, 2020 by Jenny Martin

About Cait Cait Lynch began her career in HR with Dairygold, where she completed an internship. After completing her degree ... Read MoreCait Lynch – HR Advisor at ISME – Returning people to work after Covid 19  was last modified: July 16th, 2020 by Jenny Martin

Subscribe today for access to bonus episodes, exclusive content, and invitations to future livestreams! (July livestream TOMORROW 06/12/20!) www.patreon.com/boysbiblestudy We’ve all been there - wearing a prom dress, standing on the roof of your school, ready to jump. What circumstances led our protagonist Jenny Martin to this dire predicament? Short film On The Edge, by our favorite production company Cross Wind, investigates the seriousness of bullying and how kids are inherently evil until broken by Christ. In the process, they invent the concept of memes. View our full episode list and subscribe to any of our public feeds: http://boysbiblestudy.com Follow us on Instagram: http://instagram.com/boysbiblestudy Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/boysbiblestudy

Learn Australian English in this interview episode of Aussie English where I chat with Dr. Jenny Martin about Antarctica, possums, and science communication.

Dr Jenny Martin (pictured) teaches effective communication skills to science students at both undergraduate and Masters levels at the University of Melbourne, subsequently she has a unique understanding of why it is so difficult to help others understand the science of the climate crisis.She has been to Antarctica with Homeward Bound; she has seen the climate crisis free from the filters of the modern world; she has wept at what she saw and returned from that all-female expedition, a changed woman.What do we do about the climate crisis? We engage, we learn, we tell stories and we act!

In today’s world of marketing it’s hard to get your message out. We explore how video could be your answer to be heard in a crowded marketplace. Join my guests: Julie Xander of Lifestyle Jules, Andrew Day of Daylite Films, John M. Byrne CPA ABV of Bryan and Byrne and CEO Jenny Martin, MBA of the Phoenix Cancer Support Network. Julie Xander is the brainchild behind the Lifestyle Jules brand. Julie splits her time between managing her blog, based around fashion, beauty, and fitness, teaching a plethora of fitness classes around the Valley and serving as a brand influencer.  Julie focuses on relationship development and is committed to only working with those that fit her mission and passion in life: health, style and fun.   Andrew Day Owner of DayLite Films I have a degree from The University of Arizona in film production, and have been working in the entertainment industry since 1989. I have worked in music, on features, commercials, corporate videos, luxury home tour videos, industrials, radio, and internet based web 2.0 video presentaions. Although DayLite Films is happy to work with an ad agency, we prefer client direct commercial production. Specialties: We are experts in comedic commercial content that will bring potential customers to your product or services. We also can do video for your website, as we are finding that no one wants to read sites anymore!    John Byrne CPA. ABV John is a CPA with over 30 years of experience, providing business valuation services required for M&A transactions, income tax compliance, buy-sell agreements, domestic relations, and shareholder disputes. John is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) and the Florida Institute of Certified Public Accountants (FICPA), along with the Business Brokers of Florida (BBF). John earned the Accredited in Business Valuation designation (ABV) awarded by the AICPA in 1998. He is a volunteer with the Financial Literacy Project sponsored by the AICPA, and has served as a seminar leader for various state and local bar associations’ continuing legal education programs, lecturing on various business appraisal topics and exit planning strategies. John received a bachelor degree from Ohio University, and a master degree in Accounting and Financial Information Systems from Cleveland State University.   Jenny Martin  Phoenix Cancer Support Network At PCSN we make it our number one priority to provide safe, reliable and compassionate service to every client in every interaction. In all that we do, our goal is to remove as much of the burden of cancer as possible so that patients can focus on getting better. Cancer patients are often faced with making quick decisions under immense pressure, often with limited understanding and information. We specialize in helping patients and their families understand their situation and options, access the best and most appropriate medical expertise, and identify solutions to any possible source of distress for patients and families.

In this Episode I sat and chatted with Miss Jenny Martin. You may have heard her on 90.1 KKFI or seen her around Kansas City doing book readings to promote her new poetry book, Emotionally Bankrupt…a book in response to resignation, addiction, heartbreak and growth shared in the light of poetry. It's here where Jenny was vulnerable & brave enough to primarily talk about the addiction chapter of the book, where we get to learn about Jenny's story, and that's her story about living with and through her eating disorder and how she found self love again! ….plus she worked on a cruise ship, how fun is that?! SUBSCRIBE NOW to keep up to date with the newest episodes! Instagram: @theswerveeffect Facebook: TheSwerveEffect Website: Check out the 'Episode Recaps' here, where you'll find the tip, tricks & resources the guests mention during the episode - www.theswerveeffect.com Music cred: Humanité (Instrumental Version) by THBD | https://soundcloud.com/thbdsultan Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US

Wednesday May 15, 2019 noon to 1pm CST 90.1fm KKFI Kansas City Community Radio streaming live audio www.kkfi.org Producer/host Maria Vasquez Boyd welcomes Jason Vivone, Jenny Martin, Melanie Johnson, and […] The post ARTSPEAK RADIO + Jason Vivone, Jenny Martin, Melanie Johnson, & Olathe Station Art Fair appeared first on KKFI.

Today’s guest is Jenny Martin author of the Sci Fi YA Novels TRACKED and MARKED. Jenny joins host Mindy McGinnis today to talk about the importance of critique partners – how to find them, how to treat them, and how to keep them, as well as writing for the sake of writing, instead of for the sake of being published.  Jenny's Links: Site Twitter   Ad Links: KISS ME KILL YOU by Larissa C. Hardesty SOMEDAY, SOMEWHERE by Lindsay Champion

Pitchers and catchers report this week in Major League Baseball. And the Bates baseball team gets its season underway Sunday in southern California! Plus, we've got your basketball, track, skiing and squash covered on the latest Bates Bobcast. Interviews this week: 1:33 -- Nick Lynch '19, Men's Basketball 3:25 -- Jack Kiely '18, Men's Track and Field (Male Bobcat of the Week) 13:48 -- Jenny Martin '21, Women's Track and Field (Female Bobcat of the Week) 18:21 -- Griffin Mueller '20 and Tagert Mueller '20, Alpine Skiing 27:10 -- Squash Head Coach Pat Cosquer '97 35:21 -- Baseball Head Coach Jon Martin

#ReclaimingMyTime Time Markers:Pick Up The Phone! - Top of the showClearly Misunderstood LIT Theme! - 1:16 MarkIt's Time To RANT! w/Kortlynn Jenae: Big Shortcomings - 23:16 MarkMisunderstood "Politicing": Belieber's in Christ & Trump's Hacksaw Ridge - 29:13 MarkIt's Time To RANT! w/Soul Du Jour: "I'm Mad That I'm Not Mad!" - 47:58 MarkMisunderstood Lounge: Interview with Jenny Martin, Participant in the NOLA 48Hour Film Festival - 53:48 MarkIt's Time To RANT! w/Mr. OMG: The Real Sidepieces of Stupidity - 1:05:48 MarkMisunderstood Studies: Being Ugly Pays & Drinking Nixes Diabetes - 1:11:17 MarkMisunderstood Mafia S/O - 1:21:51 Mark

It's episode 20 of Season 7. On this week's show we have six tales about sinister sitters, unbalanced unions, and virulent voices. "Jenny Martin"* written by Addlynn Oshua and performed by Corinne Sanders & Jessica McEvoy. (Story starts around 00:04:20) "My Grandma Lived Under the House"* written by M.P. Camus and performed by Jeff Clement & Erika Sanderson. (Story starts around 00:16:00) "Continuity and Equilibrium"** written by Henry Galley and performed by Nikolle Doolin & David Ault. (Story starts around 00:30:45) "Perfection"** written by Kerry H. and performed by Peter Lewis & Kyle Akers & Atticus Jackson & Matthew Bradford. (Story starts at 01:01:00) "The Psycho from Sophomore Year"** written by Matt Richardson and performed by Atticus Jackson & Jessica McEvoy. (Story starts at 01:20:30) "Stolen Tongues - Pt. 3"** written by Felix Blackwell and performed by Mike DelGaudio & Jessica McEvoy & Atticus Jackson & Kyle Akers. (Story starts at 01:41:40) Click here to learn more about the voice actors on The NoSleep Podcast   Click here to learn more about "The Worst Kind of Monsters" by Elias Witherow   Click here to learn more about M.P. Camus   Click here to learn more about Henry Galley   Click here to learn more about Kerry H.   Click here to learn more about Felix Blackwell   Executive Producer & Host: David Cummings Musical score composed by: Brandon Boone Audio adaptations produced by: David Cummings & Jeff Clement* & Phil Michalski** "My Grandma Lived Under the House" illustration courtesy of Krzysztof Wasilewski Audio program ©2016 - Creative Reason Media Inc. - All Rights Reserved - No reproduction or use of this content is permitted without the express written consent of Creative Reason Media Inc.. The copyrights for each story are held by the respective authors.

It's episode 20 of Season 7. On this week's show we have six tales about sinister sitters, unbalanced unions, and virulent voices. "Jenny Martin"* written by Addlynn Oshua and performed by Corinne Sanders & Jessica McEvoy. (Story starts around 00:04:20) "My Grandma Lived Under the House"* written by M.P. Camus and performed by Jeff Clement & Erika Sanderson. (Story starts around 00:16:00) "Continuity and Equilibrium"** written by Henry Galley and performed by Nikolle Doolin & David Ault. (Story starts around 00:30:45) "Perfection"** written by Kerry H. and performed by Peter Lewis & Kyle Akers & Atticus Jackson & Matthew Bradford. (Story starts at 01:01:00) "The Psycho from Sophomore Year"** written by Matt Richardson and performed by Atticus Jackson & Jessica McEvoy. (Story starts at 01:20:30) "Stolen Tongues - Pt. 3"** written by Felix Blackwell and performed by Mike DelGaudio & Jessica McEvoy & Atticus Jackson & Kyle Akers. (Story starts at 01:41:40) Please visit www.thenosleeppodcast.com for full show notes and links to learn more about our authors, voice actors, and producers. Executive Producer & Host: David Cummings Musical score composed by: Brandon Boone Audio adaptations produced by: David Cummings & Jeff Clement* & Phil Michalski** "My Grandma Lived Under the House" illustration courtesy of Krzysztof Wasilewski Audio program ©2016 - Creative Reason Media Inc. - All Rights Reserved - No reproduction or use of this content is permitted without the express written consent of Creative Reason Media Inc.. The copyrights for each story are held by the respective authors.

Brought to you by:  PREPARE Magazine & Millers Grain House Part of building your Back to Basics Kitchen is stocking the pantry.  One of the keys to stocking it is keeping a budget.  But do coupons freak you out?  Seem like a waste of time? On this episode I talk with the creator of a tool that I've used for YEARS! If couponing ever confused or overwhelmed you, you may like this free website! Jenny Martin is the writer behind SouthernSavers.com, one of the leading frugal living websites in the South. Her goal is to teach a purposeful, relaxed approach to saving money on almost everything you buy. As a mom of four little girls eight and under, Jenny’s focus is on finding ways to coupon, deal hunt, and shop in the quickest, most time conserving manner – that way you can get back to what’s truly important, like playing games and coloring with the kids! Come like the Millers Grain House Facebook Page for Free Recipes    

Jenny Martin, the writer behind Southern Savers and a mother of 5, joins Lance to discuss what it's like working from home while homeschooling your kids, what makes southernsavers.com tick, and of course how to save a ton of money for your big family by using simple Southern Savers methods. For more episodes, show notes, and general awesomeness, visit http://aboveaverageshow.com Contact: theaboveaverageshow@gmail.com, @osborne on Twitter, ©2015 Osborne Strategies, LLC. http://osborne.io

How to Access Psychedelic States Through Sexual Pleasure with Dr. Jenny Martin today on Let's Talk Plant Medicine with Dr. O only on Cannabis Radio. Dr. Jenny Martin is a Psychologist and Sexuality Educator, and a pioneer in consciousness studies. She has been guiding people to explore the potential of accessing psychedelic states naturally (totally sober) through sexual pleasure for over a decade. Her online personalized programs are designed based on evidence-based practices. Students learn to access transcendent states of consciousness at will. Dr. Jenny's work draws on sacred wisdom from ancient traditions and grounds these teachings with scientific research. She focuses on providing support and guidance to people with cervixes, helping them learn about the transformative potential that lives within their minds and bodies.