Podcast appearances and mentions of jeremy harrison

In this episode, I'm sitting down with entrepreneur and construction mogul Jeremy Harrison for an unforgettable conversation on transformation, grit, and faith. From time spent behind bars to running a multi-million-dollar construction empire, Jeremy opens up about the hard lessons he learned, how prison became the turning point for his life, and what it really takes to rise from rock bottom to massive success.Whether you're navigating a tough season or scaling your next big idea, this is a must-listen reminder that your past does not define your future—and success is possible for anyone willing to do the work.Tune in to hear:The surprising reason Jeremy says prison was the best thing that ever happened to himWhat no one tells you about life after incarceration—and how the system sets people up to failHow he went from minimum-wage mechanic to million-dollar contractor in just a few yearsThe mindset shift that allowed him to leave old circles and create a new legacyWhy aligning your business and marriage is crucial for long-term growthThe moment he realized money isn't the goal—and what actually mattersThe vision behind Salt of the Earth and why he's turning his mess into his messageHow he structures his days as a husband, father of four, CEO, and homeschool dadTheir bold family mission to hit $500M—and why the journey matters more than the outcomeConnect with Jeremy:https://www.instagram.com/jeremy_d_harrison/Website: https://www.royalexteriors.us/How To Get Involved:Life-Changing Money is a podcast all about money. We share stories of how money has impacted and radically changed the lives of others—and how it can do the same for you.Your host, Barbara Schreihans (pronounced ShREE-hands) is the founder and CEO of Your Tax Coach, and the creator of the Write Off Your Life Course. She is a top tax strategist, business coach, and expert in helping business owners and high-net-worth individuals save millions in taxes while increasing profits.When she's not leading her team, coaching clients, or dreaming up new goals for her company, you can find her drinking coffee, hanging out with her family, and traveling the world.Grab a cup of coffee and become inspired as we hear from those who have overcome and are overcoming their self-limiting beliefs and money mindsets!Do you have a burning question that you'd love to hear answered on a future show?Please email it to: podcast@yourtaxcoach.bizSign Up For Our NewsletterLife Changing Money PodcastGet Tax Help!

Jeremy Harrison with the WTBBC joins the podcast to talk about the largest predator hunting contest in the country. Geoff & Jeremy discuss the origin of the contest, contest format & rules, payouts and stories from previous contests. Program Sponsors: Hornady: https://bit.ly/Hornady-Eastmans Kryptek: https://bit.ly/Kryptek-Eastmans Lucky Duck Decoys: https://bit.ly/LuckyDuck-Eastmans onX hunt: https://bit.ly/onXHunt-Eastmans SigSauer: https://bit.ly/SIGSAUER-Eastmans Silencer Central: https://bit.ly/SilencerCentral-Eastmans

Our First-Ever Health System Celebration Series 4 episodes in 1! Join our first-ever Health System Celebration Series as we recognize the accomplishments of 4 leaders in digital engagement and consumer experience – Northwestern's Kali Arduine Ihde, URMC's Michael Hasselberg, MultiCare's Jeremy Harrison, and Ballad Health's Taylor Hamilton.  All that, plus the Flava of the Week about Forward Health shutting down. What led to their sudden demise, and what can we learn about the appeal of tech-first, subscription-based health?  Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen/

In this milestone 400th episode of the Touch Point podcast, hosts Chris Boyer and Reed Smith reflect on the last almost eight years of podcasting, and share stories from the early days (how it began and the first few episodes), to how the topics have shifted over the years, and reflect on memorable moments throughout the show lifetime. They also are humbled to share voices messages from fans and former guests of the show: Steve Koch, Alan Shoebride, Drew Diskin, Joe Doyle, Chris Morris, Jeremy Harrison, James Gardner, Dave Dolton (of Optum), Aaron Watkins, Aaron Clifford, Cynthia Newton, Rob Rosenberg, Danny Fell and Jeremy Mittler. Thanks to all of our listeners - and here's to 400 more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The spring sitting of the Saskatchewan legislature went out with a bang. The Opposition NDP is calling for a government committee to meet and appoint an investigator in the wake of allegations made last month by the Speaker against former House leader Jeremy Harrison. He initially denied bringing a long gun into the legislature nearly 10 years ago, but has since admitted family helped jog his memory, and the allegation is indeed true. There are further complaints that will reverberate into the summer ahead of a provincial election this coming October. But some pundits believe there's not enough Pilsner in Saskatchewan to convince them that Scott Moe's governing party isn't going to get re-elected this fall. Helping West of Centre make sense of the twists and turns in this story are Murray Mandryk, the political columnist for the Regina Leader-Post and the Saskatoon StarPhoenix; Tom McIntosh, a professor in the department of politics and international studies at the University of Regina; and Adam Hunter, who covers politics for CBC Saskatchewan. 

Derrick Ratliff interviews the hosts of the highest paying predator hunting contest in the country (over $3,000,000 to date!) that attracts over 700 teams per contest. Occurring three times per year in January, February, and March, the 23 hour contest attracts hunters from all over Texas. Jeremy Harrison and Todd Schwartz share interesting details regarding stats on the weights of winning cats to how they prevent cheaters from cheating to craziest things they've ever experienced while hunting. They discuss how the onboarding of technology has transformed their ability to run the contest well, interesting hunting equipment tech advancements, and how a professional fur trader vets the winning cats to prevent creative methods of cheating. Follow them on Facebook and sign up for the West Texas Big Bobcat Contest at wtbbc.org. . . . . .On The Horizon episodes brought to you by:Horizon FirearmsTexas Ammunitioniota OutdoorsStiller22 Creedmoor Join us on InstagramJoin us on FacebookVideo version available on Horizon Firearm's YouTube Channel On The Horizon podcast: Founder of Horizon Firearms Derrick Ratliff gathers guests to share and discuss outdoor industry expertise and memorable hunting adventures. Favorite topics include long-range shooting, custom rifles, 22 Creedmoor, outdoor experiences, and from time to time some family talk and life lessons.

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Jeremy Harrison, Todd Schwartz and Quinten Holik had no idea how successful the West Texas Big Bobcat Contest would become. But here we are some 15 years later and it's the gold standard for predator hunting contests. The tournament has paid out over $3 million in prize money since it's inception. The three co founders [...]

In this episode, I interview Jeremy Harrison and Jeremy Wright, two faithful Christians and ministers, who have wives living with chronic illness. Both Jeremys open up about their personal struggles with faith and purpose in their loved one's pain and their grief on their behalf. This one is especially for those of you watching a loved one go through the struggle and dealing with the helplessness you often feel when you can't take the pain away from them and can't get God to do it either. How do we go forward in a life we never envisioned? How do we hold onto each other and to God? Jeremy Wright mentioned a book he couldn't remember in the podcast. Later he told me it is called "This Too Shall Last: Finding Grace When Suffering Lingers" by K.J. Ramsey. You can find on Christianbook.com here: https://www.christianbook.com/shall-finding-grace-when-suffering-lingers/k-j-ramsey/9780310107255/pd/0107255?utm_source=google&kw=29064775092&mt=&dv=c&event=PPCSRC&p=1186432&gclid=CjwKCAiA0JKfBhBIEiwAPhZXDxuJTHIiVrGENhSeQ6Av74LAfsV1RSyWTn-UQBMBiIDnd1gdVjH_CBoCFX0QAvD_BwE

Recent news revealed that a number of hospital websites were found to have passed sensitive PII (personal identifiable information) to the Meta company via the use of the Facebook Pixel. In this episode, hosts Chris Boyer and Reed Smith discuss the importance of pixel tracking for digital marketers, how many websites encourage the use of tracking pixels and the legal and privacy concerns that arise from the widespread usage. Jeremy Harrison from Multicare joins to share his perspective on the challenge of the Facebook Pixel for health systems.  Mentions from the Show: Meta hit with class action suit alleging it mined providers' patient data What Is A Tracking Pixel—Explained In 800 Words Or Less Top 11 Pixels To Add To Your Website Is Facebook Pixel HIPAA compliant? We're Living Through A Digital Privacy Catastrophe: It's Past Time For A Serious Nationwide Privacy Law Jeremy Harrison on LinkedIn Jeremy Harrison on Twitter Touchpoint on Twitter Reed Smith Twitter Chris Boyer Twitter Chris Boyer website Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Recent news revealed that a number of hospital websites were found to have passed sensitive PII (personal identifiable information) to the Meta company via the use of the Facebook Pixel. In this episode, hosts Chris Boyer and Reed Smith discuss the importance of pixel tracking for digital marketers, how many websites encourage the use of tracking pixels and the legal and privacy concerns that arise from the widespread usage. Jeremy Harrison from Multicare joins to share his perspective on the challenge of the Facebook Pixel for health systems.  Mentions from the Show: Meta hit with class action suit alleging it mined providers' patient data What Is A Tracking Pixel—Explained In 800 Words Or Less Top 11 Pixels To Add To Your Website Is Facebook Pixel HIPAA compliant? We're Living Through A Digital Privacy Catastrophe: It's Past Time For A Serious Nationwide Privacy Law Jeremy Harrison on LinkedIn Jeremy Harrison on Twitter Touchpoint on Twitter Reed Smith Twitter Chris Boyer Twitter Chris Boyer website Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, hosts Chris Boyer and Reed Smith reflect back on the most recent Healthcare Marketing and Physician Strategy Summit, and share insights and topics that were discussed including improving ways teams work together, approaches to digital transformation and content, as well as how to better engage our employees through communication and content. Kirsten Lecky from WriterGirl joins to share her experience working with health systems on building effective and authentic internal communications strategies. Also featuring additional insights from Ben Dillon, Brittney Hanson, Chris Bevolo, Chris Hemphill, Colleen Massa, Dalal Haldeman, Jeremy Harrison, Jerry Grady, Josh Fieldman, Kriss Barlow, Rob Klein and Stephen Moegling. Mentions from the Show:  Kirsten Lecky on LinkedIn Kirsten Lecky on Twitter WriterGirl.com Chris Boyer on LinkedIn Chris Boyer on Twitter Reed Smith on LinkedIn Reed Smith on Twitter Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

IRC News update hosted by Polinsys. Today is the 15th of January, 2022Saskatchewan No. 1 among Canadian Provinces in Job GrowthSaskatchewan is a top province for Job growth and is ranked number one among all Canadian Provinces according to Statistics Canada, a Canadian Government run national statistical office. Saskatchewan recorded the highest month over month job growth rate in comparison to other Canadian provinces. The unemployment rate in Saskatchewan reached pre-pandemic levels to 5.4% in major cities.Provincial data also tells us that the gains were in health care and construction, “Even with the global economic volatility in 2021, Saskatchewan continued to create jobs and consistently had among the lowest unemployment rates in Canada. Our province is in an enviable position for economic growth in 2022,” said Jeremy Harrison, Minister of Immigration and Career Training, in a press release.Saskatchewan offers several residency programs for foreign nationalsUnder the SINP, Saskatchewan also offers PNP programs which is in addition to the Federal Express Entry picks. The following are some of the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Programs:International Skilled Worker Category for skilled workersSaskatchewan Experience Category for foreign workers who are already living in Saskatchewan.Entrepreneur and Farm Category for individuals who wish to own and actively operate a business or a farming business in Saskatchewan.International Graduate Entrepreneur Category is for international students graduating from an eligible post-secondary institution in Saskatchewan and who are planning to start a business in the province.Hard-To-Fill Skills Pilot will allow Saskatchewan employers to recruit international workers under eligible jobs in health, manufacturing, agriculture, ag-tech, construction, hospitality, and retail sectors.International Healthcare Worker Expression of Interest (EOI) pool under SINP.

In this episode we're looking at how local energy solutions can be used for new housing developments and wider new build and regeneration projects. Can clever software optimise demand, storage, and generation to make these developments more energy independent? Such developments will still have a grid connection, but will be less reliant on the grid and could even operate independently from the grid should the grid go down? And what are the business models and commercial arrangements for such developments? To explore this area, Jon Slowe is joined by Philip Gladek, Founder and CEO at Netherlands-based Spectral; Dan Nicholls, Managing Director at SNRG, based in the UK; and Delta-EE expert Jeremy Harrison.

Transactive Energy is a term that’s emerged in the last years, but what does it actually mean, how is it emerging, and what does it mean for distribution networks? In today’s episode, host Jon Slowe is joined by Gerben van den Berg, Senior Consultant in Strategy and Corporate Development for Alliander, a distributer of gas, electricity and heat in the Netherlands and Germany; and Delta-EE expert Jeremy Harrison, who leads our Local Energy System research.

In this episode we meet Jeremy Harrison, shop manager at The Observatory Science Centre. Jeremy regales us with the story of how as a child he cheekily found his way into the Isaac Newton telescope dome only to be confronted by an astronomer. To join the Observatory team in semi-retirement has proved enjoyable and soo much more than simply a job.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/observatoryscicentre/message

Panel discussion: The sustainably use of timber in construction. Brought to you by the Forest Stewardship CouncilChair: Hattie Hartman, Sustainability Editor for the Architects' JournalPanel members:Jeremy Harrison, Forest Stewardship CouncilMisak Terzibasiyan, UAArchitectsGiacomo Garziano, GGLoop AmsterdamThe episode was recorded at WAF 2019.This podcast episode is brought to you by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), the most trusted and rigorous standard for responsible forest management. FSC Project Certification assures your use of guilt-free materials, knowing they came from well-managed forests. Get your project certified, ensuring a lower carbon footprint, helping to fight climate change. For more information please visit: www.fsc.org/project-certification See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today on the podcast I get to visit with Oklahoma native, Marcus Tubbs.  I heard about Marcus from a friend and past podcast guest, Jeremy Harrison.  I heard that Marcus was a good guy and a strong runner and that he was running the inaugural Outlaw 100.  I added him on social media and we've had some great exchanges.  I could tell that Marcus was a great guy.  On the podcast, I finally got to actually talk to him and get to know him. Marcus is indeed a strong runner.  He won the first Outlaw 100 and the first Outlaw 135 this past year.  Like many of us, Marcus started running later in life, but fell in love with it.  He's also a man of faith and I genuinely enjoyed our visit.  You'll enjoy listening along! Show Notes:  https://www.theriot.run/marcus/

The spotlight on hydrogen is getting ever stronger. It will, for sure, play a role in the energy transition. The precise size and nature of that role is still to be determined. Today we’re focusing on Scotland, where clean hydrogen definitely exists on the ground, and where hydrogen is likely to have a significant role in the future. Host Jon Slowe is joined by Nigel Holmes, CEO of the Scottish Hydrogen and Fuel Cells Association; Neil Kermode,  Managing Director of the European Marine Energy Centre in Orkney; and Delta-EE expert Jeremy Harrison. Visit www.delta-ee.com/hydrogen to find out more about our hydrogen research.

Check out episode 8 of the "How to Christian Podcast." This is part two of our conversation with Jeremy Harrison. Listen to episode 7 for the first part of our conversation. What is prayer? How should we pray? Jeremy shares wisdom about all this and more. Jeremy is a coordinator for a local non-profit, a former minister, and Spiritual Director. For more information: www.kalecourtright.com/podcast/episode8

Check out episode 7 of the "How to Christian Podcast." Jeremy Harrison joins us to talk about spiritual formation and practical steps we can all take to deepen our faith. Jeremy is a coordinator for a local non-profit, a former minister, and Spiritual Director. For more information: www.kalecourtright.com/podcast/episode7

In this episode, we’ll be exploring the twin and related themes of residential-scale energy storage and resilience. Residential-scale energy storage is still only a small dot on the wider electricity system landscape. Most of us take the resilience of our electricity system for granted, but energy storage is going to become a much bigger part of the system and resilience will come into focus more and more. Host Jon Slowe will be joined by Graham Turk from energy retailer Green Mountain Power in the USA, along with Delta-EE expert Jeremy Harrison.

On this episode, we have a great conversation with Jeremy Harrison. Jeremy is in the process of tagging 14ers, running 100 mile races, and directing races in Oklahoma. We dive into some of the psychology of ultra running, things that go wrong, and problem solving during a race. We also talk a bit about a race we both ran, but only one of us finished. Show notes found at http://www.runtheriot.run

Saskatchewan trade minister Jeremy Harrison pays his federal counterpart a visit.

Revitalization Work. With conscious growth. In a bank vault. Welcome to Episode 94 and my conversation with Chef Joy Crump of FoodE and Mercantile in Fredericksburg. I was immediately taken with Joy when I met her during the Fire, Flour, Fork Women in Food panel where her thoughtfulness on the topic of running a kitchen stayed with me for hours afterward. We had this conversation inside FoodE, a converted bank building. In the vault of all places, which has excellent acoustics! Joy and her business partners were very conscious about keeping the original bones intact, using what was in place, rather than gutting everything and starting from scratch, hiring craftsmen to painstakingly restore every part and piece. Was there pushback from the community when she decided to renovate? How did her knowledgeable partner make the renovation process easier because of his background? How was this overhaul financed? If you're a woman, and even if you're not, Joy's story will CURL YOU HAIR. Make you angry. Galvanize you to take action on this International Women's Day. I'm still doing a facepalm. "You want to find that common ground where you're celebrating what has past and also giving new life to what's coming ahead. That's what preservation is." "We did so many things to keep the heart and spirit of the building while still celebrating it, and making it functional so that people can continue to enjoy it. I'm so proud to be in here. To be a tenant, to be a part owner, to have witnessed the process." Joy describes Fredericksburg as a community "Tumbling Forward". What does she mean by that? We discuss this in depth, especially since I feel Charlottesville is experiencing something similar. When Joy first started FoodE, all she knew was that she wanted to cook good food. The concept developed over time and only after the third restaurant opened, a brewpub called Six Bears And A Goat which recently opened in Stafford. As she states, once you have a group of establishments it behooves you to have some sort of uniform concept. Like Edacious, the one word she and her partners Beth Black and Jeremy Harrison kept coming back to was community. Places where anyone is welcome. Where folks can drop by anytime. "We want you to come in wearing jeans and flip-flops. We want it to feel like it's a place where you can walk by on Wednesday and happen to come in and get a great meal, not that you have to make reservations a month ahead...Fredericksburg has driven who we are and what our brand is and now we're trying to catch up and articulate it in other places we want to build." To build that customer relationship, Joy and her partners listened closely to concerns, revamping the menu, adding dishes people requested, removing others, and shaping the space according to the customer's needs. This promotes loyalty and customers who choose to spend their dollar at FoodE and Mercantile regularly. Because as she states so well, you don't pay the bills simply by having a good graduation weekend or a ton of weddings. The menu at FoodE is a fantastic mixture of "Naughty Food" (Joy's term) and healthy dishes, food that is clean. So after enjoying a melty pimento toast for lunch you can follow it up with a delicious winter greens salad and leave feeling sated and satisfied. "These are the best ingredients, prepared by the best chefs that we can afford at the most affordable price that we can offer. It's our version of gourmet. It's care and love for the ingredients." "I love fried chicken...(but) if you feel like when you walk out of here that you're SO FULL then you're probably not going to come back for a week or two until you're ready to have that feeling again...We were built on the guest who came literally two or three times a week. If a guest is going to come two or three times a week a) your menu has to change b) they've got to feel good when they stand up from the table and c) you can't overserve them...our portions are controlled...I'd rather see you twice at $10 a pop than once for $30." "My goal is to make you remember something and feel something different at the same time. I love chicken skins, but I've never had them on top of salad before. It should bring a memory and it should also be a new experience. That's what I try to do with literally every single dish. Elevate it by what you remember." Why is it important for Joy to be conscious about creating a healthy, nurturing, family environment in her kitchen? Why does being a social entrepreneur not only help give back but also revitalize an entire community, building relationships not only with customers but other business owners? Why is Whole Food Utilization important? How does she walk the delicate line between supporting local farmers and meeting her bottom line while keeping customers happy? How did Joy's Atlanta background inform her experience? Did her appearance on Top Chef Season 12 inform her cooking? We cover it all in this episode. Joy's energy and enthusiasm and thoughtfulness made me want to work with her on the regular. So well spoken. And her food? Phenomenal. Day trips to Fredericksburg are going to be a regular part of the rotation. I'll probably listen to this episode on the way there. Enjoy! Happy International Women's Day!

Jeremy Harrison was our guest speaker for our annual Missions Sunday.

Ginny and Charlie may be exploring Disney down south this week but we still have an utterly fun show to share with you. Jeremy Harrison is our special guest for an extended conversation about rum, music and having a good time. In addition to bartending regularly at Japps, Jeremy does an utterly creative Tiki Night there each month. He's the front man for the Cincinnati based band Honeyspiders and, while a part of his previous band Banderas, even played during Ginny and Charlies first date. History is discussed, music is covered, rum is tasted, we share some knowledge and a good time is had. Join us, won't you?