Podcast appearances and mentions of jenny silva

What can you find in Marin County other than redwoods? Is there is a future for people and nature co-existing? Is growth possible in such a slow-growth hotbed? Jenny Silva of Marin Environmental Housing Collaborative and Warren Wells of the Marin County Bicycle Coalition tell us all.

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This week on People Who Will Change The World, Andy talks about the upcoming support dinner and silent auction happening in Camas, Washington on July 29th, 2021. He also follows up with Jordan and Jenny Silva, who've started a coffee ministry in the country of KosovoSupport Jordan and Jenny as missionaries here:https://ajesusmission.org/silvafamily

Amazon just officially announced this year's dates for Prime Day! Are you ready? Join Ignite Visibility Amazon Expert Sam Blush as she hosts Day 2 of our 2-Day webinar: How to Maximize Your Prime Day Sales! Sam is joined by the Ignite's Senior Director of Amazon, Jenny Silva as well as Colleen Quattlebaum from eComEngine to cover the following Amazon-specific topics: 1. How to Use Amazon's DSP to Build Your Funnel Pre-Event 2. Capture Non-Buyers Using Amazon's DSP Post-Event 3. Maximize Product Reviews Post-Prime Day 4. Tips From an Expert on Avoiding Account Restrictions 5. 2020 Prime Day Sales Learning

In May of 2020, we saw an exponential spike in ecommerce sales as COVID shut down many businesses. However online sales retailer Amazon, benefitted as their third-quarter earnings tripled, despite the pandemic. In this interview, John Lincoln is joined by Ignite's Amazon experts, Jenny Silva and Samantha Blush, as they discuss the realities of advertising on Amazon. This podcast is a great introduction to Amazon Marketing from the eyes of two experts. If you're interested in learning more, be sure to register for Ignite Visibility's upcoming webinar: Get the Amazon Advertising Competitive Edge: Using Sponsored Display and DSP to Boost Your Overall Strategy.

In this episode, Jessy and Rebekah sit down and have a conversation with super-doula Bonnie Silva! We talked about placentas, we talked about cost structure, we talked about Serena Williams. And it was really cool to compare and contrast her feelings about it with what Bree Mahoney said in an earlier episode. It goes to show, there is a doula for everyone but not everyone needs the same doula. And make sure to stick around until the end when Rebekah will tell you a super fun fact about hermit crabs that will improve your life 1000%. 01:20: Seriously, check us out on glow.fm/welcometomyvagina because we really will turn your money into more awesome content AND ALSO glow has been so incredibly supportive with all the garbage censorship that we have faced over the past almost 2 (!!!) years so…yeah. They’re rad. 02:20: Myrrh is a gum or resin that is extracted from a specific genus of flowering plants that has been used throughout the ages as a perfume, incense or medicine. It can also be mixed with wine and ingested. Don’t mind if we do. 07:30: Check out Lindsey Bliss’ Instagram and all the cool stuff she does with Carriage House Birth, the spot where Bonnie started her doula journey! 14:00: Check out all the amazing work done by Jenny Silva who is a doula and traditional birth worker out in California. 15:00: In Germany, the Hebamme, or midwife, will visit the mother at their home for a few weeks after birth to check on the recovery process, help with umbilical chord care, check that the baby is growing at a healthy rate, help with questions surrounding breastfeeding, help the mom with some important post-birth exercises and so much more. 15:45: Read this article by Serena Williams concerning her near-death experience when giving birth to her daughter, Olympia. 22:45: The statement is “One rotten apple spoils the barrel.” You’re welcome. 24:45: Here is a 2017 article from The Guardian covering instances in which Staten Island University Hospital here in NYC performed procedures without the consent of the woman. 39:00 Remember Bree? She was the first doula we interviewed a while back. Take a trip down memory lane and give that interview a listen. Find Bonnie! Her website: bonniesilva.com And her Instagram: @bonniesilva and @realdoulaclub Her awesome podcast, Doula Club, where ever you get your pods. Contact us! Watch us! Love us! Support us at glow! Check out our new Medium page! Email: welcometomyvagina@gmail.com Instagram: @welcometomyvagina Twitter: @welcometomyvag Jessy’s awesome YouTube videos! She’s crushing it Welcome to My Vagina HQ Rebekah’s blog! Our great producer Cait and all the other awesome projects by morebanana_

Jenny Silva is a local doula who holds within her in the ancient wisdom passed down to her by her ancestors. It was an honor to share sacred space (or what I like to call ceremony) with her and her mother, Maria Silva, inside the Judy Chicago Birth Stories exhibition in Pasadena, CA in September of 2018.  In this episode we go deep into quite a few places around childbirth. We talk about Jenny's 4 births and her mother, Maria's 11 births. They share with us some of their traditional wisdom around herbs (but they don't give away all the secrets :), frustrations with hospital care, the wisdom of the ancestor and the ultimate lesson: Birth is not an illness, the body always tells us what it needs. __________   For more information to go: GraceFull or follow us: @gracefullbirth or our guest: @doulajennysilva __________This episode is sponsored by GraceFull where you can find BBJ's host Elizabeth's free ebook Birth Planning: All the Questions to Ask and all kinds of educational videos including Childbirth Education, Advanced Doula Trainings and Lactation Support. Go to GraceFull to download the ebook for free.If you live in Los Angeles, check out GraceFull's midwives for home births, water birth, and our accredited birthing center. We also have a full wellness facility with NDs, Chiropractic, Therapy, Massage, Lactation and lots of amazing classes. Also, thank you to our sponsor BEB Organic, a natural, vegan certified, NICU approved line of 5 baby products that do what they say (and I use on my face too!). To get your free gift with purchase go to their website BEB Organic and add "WEEKENDER SET" to your cart and use the code: BBJ at checkout to get the weekender set for free!  

Last episode, we connected with birthworker Jenny Silva to explore more specifically what it looks like to weave ancestral medicine into our lives and birth work. We answered the questions- How can ancestral medicine support our wellness as birth workers? Why is it important to decolonize birth and stay connected to ancestral traditions? What could our birth offerings look like if we were to specifically include our traditions in our offerings? In THIS episode, we speak with Heaven Celeste Thunder, a mother and medicine maker about her journey into ancestral medicine and motherhood. Heaven’s current education in traditional Chinese medicine and traditional Mexican medicine began alongside her involvement with Aztec dance and ceremony. She entered a formal Master’s program in Traditional Chinese Medicine and an informal regathering and remembering of ancient Mexican medicine. Both of these forms of nature-based medicine look at the entire health of the individual instead of looking at the symptoms or diseases. The vision of Heaven’s private clinical practice will tie East Asian and Meso-american medicine together to support health and well-being on all levels: mental, emotional, spiritual, and physical. She plans to emphasize her pursuit of studying Womxn’s Health and Pediatrics with a strong foundation in the emotional-spiritual. You can find her chasing her Master’s at Oregon College of Oriental Medicine in Portland, on hikes with her boo and their baby, in Aztec dance ceremonies/demonstrations/rallies, and in Native American healing ceremonies. Connect with Heaven on instagram @amomati medicinals or via email at heaven.nunez@ocom.edu. Follow me, Eri, on instagram @birthbruja to continue the conversation of ancestral medicine in birthwork.

Last episode, we connected with healer, community worker, and Curandera Batul True Heart for an introductory conversation into Ancestral Medicine. We answered the questions- What does ancestral medicine mean? Why is it powerful? How can we begin or deepen the journey of exploring the healing modalities of our ancestors? In this episode, we speak with birthworker Jenny Silva to explore more specifically what it looks like to weave ancestral medicine into our lives and birth work. Jenny Silva is the youngest out of 8 children, whose parents migrated from Mexico. Born in the Los Angeles area, Jenny found a connection with her indigenous roots as a youth. After many years of studying the red road, it wasn’t till 2010 where she found her calling as a Spiritual Birth worker/ Doula of color. Jenny is a mother to 4 warrior sons, a step mother, and a Tia to many. This is her inspiration to continue her ancestral ways of healing. Using Plant medicine, ancestral nutrition, rebozo techniques and abuelita wisdom. Jenny reminds women & families of their own inner strength, through mind, body, and spirit. She supports them in bringing forth their own unique birthing ceremony and postpartum journey. Connect with Jenny on instagram @doulajennysilva or email her doulajenny13@gmail.com. How can ancestral medicine support our wellness as birth workers? Why is it important to decolonize birth and stay connected to ancestral traditions? What could our birth offerings look like if we were to specifically include our traditions in our offerings? Jenny and I answer these questions and more. Stay Tuned

Studying and practicing one’s ancestral medicine can be a potent place for healing and wellness. Especially in relation to my practice of birth work, I have found these lessons to be invaluable as they enable me to cultivate wellness in mind, body, heart, and spirit. In this episode, we dive into the subject of ancestral medicine with healer, community worker, and Curandera, Batul True Heart. Batul has dedicated her life to keeping the traditional healing practices of her ancestors alive in order to heal herself, her community, and the earth from the devastating effects of colonialism, capitalism, and patriarchy. Walking the path of Curanderismo, Batul cultivates her connection to her ancestors, the plants, and the elements by respectfully bringing her ancestral medicine to the world while empowering others to do the same. Connect with Batul on instagram @batultrueheart or email at maaso medicina@gmail.com. What does ancestral medicine mean? Why is it powerful? How can we begin or deepen the journey of exploring the healing modalities of our ancestors? Batul and I answer these questions and more. Stay Tuned