Podcast appearances and mentions of Jeremy Newman

On this episode on Wednesdays with wheels. I sit down with my good friend and a man who's been in the Rochester. Radio market for twenty plus years and is now part of the new radio ninety five point one from 12 2 On the long launch with Jeremy Newman and Babylon's barrier. But in this episode of the podcast we dive into Jeremy's career. He tells some really good stories about some of the country music artist. He's met And even dives more in-depth on some of the things that went wrong when he left his position at the other country station in town.

Who saw this coming? 100 episodes of the B-Side Bois Podcast! We use this episode to take a break from checking in on the world of rugby and instead we invite some of our oldest rugby friends to share stories of from our rugby days while also take a look forward how we can continue to impact the game through coaching and refereeing. A lot of fun, a lot of laughs, a couple of good ideas, a lot of cut content, but a good time had by all! Join us for this special episode! Thank you everyone who has made this possible! Here's to 100 more! This episode features our hosts Mr. Gray, Philly V, Gimli, International Correspondent Eric Nichols, and our guests, Grant Steffen, Erik Frana, Jeremy Newman, Ben Villim, and Tyler Dailey!

For the fortieth episode of the It's Just A Hill Cycling Podcast, bikes are far from the subject. Founding IJAH members Brian Cauti and Jeremy Newman join Jon to talk about their recent participation in the 2023 New York City Marathon. Our Marathon Men discuss some of their training plans and meal choices leading upContinue reading "IJAH Pod 040 – Marathon Men"

Texas Values Report with special guest Jeremy Newman, VP of Policy & Engagement, Texas Home School Coalition and host Jonathan Saenz, President & Attorney for Texas Values Follow Texas Home School Coalition on Twitter, now X @THSC For more info, visit https://thsc.org/

A MASSIVE EPISODE, with a new introduction this week, as we interviewed Iowa State Men's Head Coach Ant Frein to catch up on their great season and to preview their Alumni Weekend coming up. We also have Eric Nichols in the Wombat Den to recap and preview more World Cup action. Jeremy Newman also joins us in the Wombat Den to give us his takes on all things rugby! We recap senior side rugby, college rugby, high school rugby, and share many silly stories. An episode that was mapped out for an hour ended up being two and a half hours, so join us for the fun! Want to be on the show, have a story that needs to be shared, or have an idea of how to grow rugby in Iowa? LET US KNOW!

Bob talked about the Rochester General nurses strike, the Calvin Vickers trial, and what's new in Jeremy Newman's life.

Jeremy Newman is an educator, business owner, pilot, endurance athlete, and adventurer. He grew up in North Dakota, traveled the world, and found his way to Kansas. Growing up in a foster home, Jeremy learned how to make deep connections in a loving yet ever-changing family. This episode was really important to me because I believe that most of our social confidence starts in our family. When we're young, we get to see how our parents treat each other, we learn how to make friends with siblings, and we interact with all different types of personalities at family events.  Being a part of the foster system could be a setback for some, but it made Jeremy more attuned to the importance of connection. In this episode you can expect to hear about: Jeremy's adoption storyhow he decided to move across the worldwhat inspired him to become a teacherhow to create adventure in your own backyardwhy language limits our worldone way to become more confident in classand what I think the podcast adventure has been like so far. Family is a gift. I'm grateful that Jeremy shared his story and I hope it inspired you to reflect on your's. The Talk to People Podcast is a resource for personal development and building meaningful relationships. In a world grappling with the loneliness epidemic and friendship recession, we are here to guide you on a transformative journey towards  cultivating a thriving social circle and better understanding human psychology. With different guests, we explore the art of building relationships and mastering communication skills, providing you with actionable tips to become a better communicator. Through insightful conversations and fun solo episodes, we uncover the secrets to making friends and overcoming loneliness. Listen to feel better approaching conversations with confidence, even with strangers. Discover the power of asking better questions and gain valuable insights into how to navigate social interactions with ease. Through our storytelling episodes, we invite you to share your experiences and connect with our community. Together, we aim to overcome social isolation and create a supportive network of individuals seeking genuine connections. Tune in and embark on a journey of connection.An easy way to send me a message? Click the link here.Have you enjoyed the podcast? If so, follow it, rate it, and share it with three people: Follow on Apple Podcasts Follow on Spotify Follow on Instagram Subscribe on YouTube If you want to share feedback, have a great idea, or have a question then email me: talktopeoplepodcast@gmail.comProduced by Capture Connection Studios: captureconnectionstudios.com

HUGE EPISODE as we celebrate our 1 Year Anniversary by having UNI Alumni, IAYRA Multiple State Title Winning Coach, Bremer County Bucks, and West Des Moines Wombat legend, Jeremy Newman joins the show. We recap the IAYRA Boys' State Championship Tournaments and preview the summer all while hearing tales from Jeremy's career. It's a fun episode and we can't thank everyone enough for the support to keep this thing moving forward! Thank you to our interview sponsor Tighthead Brewing Company as well as show sponsors Convergence Acquisitions, LLC and Roder Epoxy for allowing us this platform!

Join Mr. Gray and Jeremy Newman as they commentate the matches from 4/21/23 in Week 4 of the Iowa Youth Rugby Association Boys' 7s Season. Reminder, they are not professional and are just winging it. They talk about the action, which you can watch on our Facebook page, and also talk about rugby in Iowa and in general. They are joined throughout by multiple guests who share their insight! It's a way different episode, but you can listen to rugby, and we had the content so we thought we'd share in this format too!

The twenty-second episode of the It’s Just A Hill Cycling Podcast is a crew roundtable episode with Brian Cauti, Cal Goodhouse, Jeremy Newman and Jon Stenning. The four IJAH members quickly reminisce about 2022 before talking about some of the rides they have on the calendar for 2023. They also discuss the pros and consContinue reading "IJAH Pod 022"

Jeremy Newman is the Director of Public Policy for THSC. In this conversation we covered some the statistical data surrounding homeschooled kids in Texas. Jeremy also shared some of the latest policy updates that have gone in effect in Texas and what other efforts his organization is pursuing. Lot's of great info for parents considering homeschooling their children. Check out their website below. https://thsc.org/ ******************************************************************************** Follow Jon & Mike below: Jon and Mike on Instagram @curiositywithjonandmike Follow Jon and Mike on Facebook @curiositywithjonandmike Subscribe to Jon and Mike's YouTube channel for more content: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbXt... Subscribe to Curiosity with Jon and Mike's Spotify channel to enjoy the audio version: https://open.spotify.com/show/6qCaJD2...

Scioto Post editor Jeremy Newman talks with Chris Pugh about the Ohio State Buckeyes and the upcoming Circleville Pumpkins Show. How you can connect with us Subscribe to the podcast Ways you can support the show Check out our latest podcasts Connect with Chris Pugh on social media Ways you can save money Check out our latest contests --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theohioan/message

Bob is joined by Jeremy Newman from Country 100.5 to talk hunting and fishing.

Jeremy Newman from Country 100.5 joins Bob to talk fishing and hunting.

 Everybody was a homeschooling parent last year. Jeremy Newman with the Texas Homeschool Association joins us to bring us all up to speed on the future of homeschooling in Texas and around the nation...Hint: The future looks bright. 

Pauly talks about the passing of a Cleveland radio legend. Speaking of legends, Pauly also gushes about Brother Wease, who was inducted into the National Radio Hall of Fame this weekend. And finally, keeping with the topic, Pauly opines on Jeremy Newman's return to the Rochester air waves.

Jeremy Newman is the Director of Public Policy at Texas Home School Coalition, and in this episode, he talks about parents' rights and the victories from the 2021 state legislative session.    You can follow Jeremy on Twitter @NewmanJeremiah.

With schools across the United States turning to remote learning, many parents are looking into homeschool either as an alternative to the public school system or as a supplement. But starting with homeschool can be difficult to navigate, and laws vary by state. To learn more about the homeschool movement, and to answer some common questions about homeschool, we’ve invited to speak with us Jeremy Newman, Director of Public Policy at Texas Homeschool Coalition. ⭕️ Subscribe for updates : http://bit.ly/CrossroadsYT ⭕️ Donate to support our work: https://www.bestgift.tv/crossroads ⭕️ Join Patreon to Support Crossroads: https://www.patreon.com/Crossroads_Josh

Jeremy Newman of Share The Project, speaks about the founding of the non-profit organization in New York, and his hopes for bringing its services to Quincy.

In this episode, Justin takes on the topic of post military transitions and the difficulties service members face when they transition into the civilian job market. He is joined by Jeremy Newman and Colby Siegler, who both provide their own insights and experiences on having a post military plan.

Jeremy shares his survival story with us about how he overcame a skydiving accident. Jeremy's parachute failed to open and left him with the inability to move, speak, or breathe initially. He used the power of meditation to get him through the initial shock of the crash landing, allowing him to lower his heart rate and take control of his thought process, consciously bringing his mindset to a safe place. Jeremy had to relearn everything he knew before and was able to do so victoriously. 

Do you know the homeschool requirements in your state? Because where you live largely determines how you're going to be able to conduct your at home learning. In some states, parents need a teaching license while in others, there are almost no restrictions at all.  In this episode of the Emergency Homeschool podcast series, we talk with Jeremy Newman, Director of Public Policy at Texas Homeschool Coalition, and TJ Schmidt, Staff Attorney at the Home School Legal Defense Association. Here's what we discuss with Jeremy and TJ: The requirements parents need to know about before they homeschool What kinds of tests parents need to conduct in order to assess learning and meet legal requirements Any class time and day requirements parents need to consider How to transition seamlessly and legally between public school and homeschool during the pandemic

Without teacher training or credentials, how can you give your child the high-quality education they need and deserve? In this episode of Emergency Homeschool, we talk with Jeremy Newman, Director of Public Policy at Texas Homeschool Coalition; and DeLise Bernard, homeschool mom, educational consultant, and Founder of Surviving Homeschool to talk about your options for both insourcing and outsourcing teaching in your homeschool classroom. Here's what we discuss with Jeremy and DeLise: How to teach, assess, and support your child when they are learning things you don't know or don't remember The wide spectrum of options for the homeschool classroom, how your parent role in it may change over time, and why that's okay How to maintain a strong parent-child relationship even while you're teaching Options to leverage trained and certified teachers while you're homeschooling

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/707/29 Since its inception in the early 1980s, homeschooling has been the target of immense scrutiny and ridicule from society. On this Family Talk broadcast, Dr. Dobson concludes his pertinent interview with Tim Lambert and Jeremy Newman from the Texas Homeschool Coalition. They encourage first-time homeschool parents, and stress the critical role moms and dads play in molding their childrens worldview.

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/707/29 With COVID-19 expected to delay or cancel the upcoming school year, many parents are electing to educate their children in the home. Today on Family Talk, Dr. Dobson examines this growing homeschool surge, with Tim Lambert and Jeremy Newman from the Texas Homeschool Coalition. They reflect on this movements origins, and discuss the vicious attacks that homeschool families still experience to this day.

It's not just COVID-19 that is bringing about a government that's gone wild with the dictatorial style of leadership -- though the coronavirus is leading to some serious constitutional dings. But in Texas, the Supreme Court has a case of eye-opening proportions that's seeing a fit and proper biological dad having to fight for custody of his little girl -- because another guy who used to live with the girl feels like he's a dad. It's Real Dad vs Fake Dad, and Jeremy Newman with the Texas Home School Coalition has the shocking story.

Neil deGrasse Tyson explores coronavirus and climate change with co-host Chuck Nice, Gavin A. Schmidt, PhD, Director of the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies, and climate scientist and Global Weirding host Katharine Hayhoe, PhD. NOTE: StarTalk+ Patrons and All-Access subscribers can watch or listen to this entire episode commercial-free here: https://www.startalkradio.net/show/coronavirus-and-climate-change-with-neil-degrasse-tyson/ Thanks to our Patrons – Taylor Brandt, Carlene Goodbody, Leonard Saldana, Kaden Kartsone, Nicole Deschaine, Jeremy Newman, Nathan Hwee, and Nicholas Marazoff – for supporting us this week. Photo Credit: Earther/Gizmodo.

The number of UFO and huge fireball sightings are increasing, reminiscent of the H.G. Wells book and movie, War of the Worlds. Maybe the aliens are already here and we just haven’t figured it out yet. Perhaps they are taking some time to study us before unveiling themselves, or maybe they have already let themselves be known to certain groups. The truth isn’t out there — it’s here. On tonight's show, Clyde Lewis talks with Peter Davenport and Jeremy Newman about WAR OF THE WORLDS - FOR THE NEW MILLINEUM.

MAN DOWN is an intense recollection of my dear friend Jeremy Newman's story about his skydiving accident that left him paralyzed. Jeremy is a former professional triathlete, a personal trainer of 30 years and one of the original founders of Team Beach Body - the makers of P90X, Insanity and Shakeology to name a few. He is also an international keynote speaker, inspiring people to overcome adversity and facing their challenges head on. Jeremy talked about being a dare devil, a bodyguard and a selfish individual before the accident. Post accident, Jeremy had a huge awakening and he had to deal with how to become a man again, how to be human again and most of all how to fit in. For more info on the podcast, visit www.youlovelifepodcast.com To contact Jeremy Newman directly, write to jeremyncnewman@gmail.com

  “ With every word I speak I have a responsibility” Jeremy Newman   What a conversation I had with Jeremy Newman. I left that interview inspired, grateful and with a new determination to appreciate the good in every moment. Here are my five favorite takeaways and self-reflections from this week’s conversation with inspirational speaker, gratitude seeker and champion for possibility Jeremy Newman   1. Jeremy spoke about the responsibility that comes with what we say. One of my favorite books is the Four Agreements, and one of the agreements is to be impeccable with your word. How well do you tend to the words you use on a daily basis?   2. I loved it when Jeremy said, “Speak into existence what you want in your life.” What is something you desire? What is something that you want to do in this lifetime? Can you act and speak as if it has already happened and then embody the feeling of what it would feel like to accomplish your dreams. Act as if it has already happened and now go and do the work to make that dream a reality. Envision, Embody and Execute   3. Jeremy shared how he chooses not to consume negative media. Can you manage your media intake? Choose which resources you want to utilize to stay up to date on what is important to you. Stay educated without allowing any negativity to penetrate your inner world.   4. Jeremy spoke about what keeps him going. How by being of service to others he almost feels selfish as he gets so much back in return. What keeps you going? Who or what do you lean on in those moments of uncertainty?   5. I cannot count the number of times Jeremy mentioned his gratitude for his life, his mother, and even hitting the ground at 100 miles an hour. Jeremy does not just talk about gratitude he embodies the word, the action and the emotion. Today and everyday, I invite you to keep coming back to an attitude of gratitude. Seek out all that is working in your favor and trust that the Universe has your back    

  “Speak Into Existence, What You Want In Your Life” Jeremy Newman Probably one of the most joyous and grateful people I know. Let Jeremy lift you up and remind you of the extra-ordinary in the most ordinary of days. From being a Hollywood personal trainer to being in a wheelchair, you will be both inspired and uplifted by his story. We begin by going back to when we knew each other 25 years ago at the very first Equinox Club on the Upper West Side in NYC. We had lost touch for about 15 years when Jeremy popped onto my Facebook news feed but this time he was in a wheelchair. While Jeremy believes there are no accidents, the fact he was living on all cylinders in his life created the perfect storm for the “accident” to occur. Jeremy was a self-proclaimed rebel and even 56 days in jail did not change his mindset as he continued to live life on an adrenaline high. He shares his entry into skydiving and what happened on the day he decided to collapse the outside of his chute and why he chose not to pull his reserve causing him to hit the ground at over 100 miles an hour. Jeremy died that day and when he came back to life he then had to undergo 13 hours of surgery. Jeremy was in a coma for a month and the story he shares about his journey to regain his memory and his life back is one of the most remarkable conversations I have ever had. He talks about his wake up call that occurred during a conversation with his mom Liz, and how when he changed his mind and his attitude, he changed his life. There are so many fantastic stories in this show, along with Jeremy’s words of wisdom and life lessons. I invite you to turn off all distractions, pour a cup of tea and enjoy.   More About Jeremy Many who have experienced serious accidents speak of their lives as if they had occurred in two parts: the before and after. As a personal trainer, gymnast, marathon runner, and skydiver, Jeremy lived his “previous life” with reckless abandon, his first love always being the thrill of a challenge. Unfortunately, no challenge would prove greater than on May 24, 1997, when he hit the ground skydiving at 100 miles an hour and it left him paralyzed from the waist down. In his competitive fervor, he brought himself to the brink of death, for which he takes full responsibility. Jeremy’s life experience since then has become a mission to inspire others, especially when dealing with the seemingly impossible. As an avid skydiver, he was well trained, experienced, and fiercely competitive. On that fateful day, in an attempt to race a fellow skydiver to the ground, he purposely closed the end cells of his parachute, which naturally collapsed the entire canopy. He plummeted to the ground from 1,200 feet. With multiple life-threatening injuries, he slipped in and out of a drug-induced coma for over a month. As doctors made grim predictions that he would never breathe on his own, speak, or walk again, his family and friends prepared for what seemed like the inevitable – that is, everyone but Jeremy’s mother, Lynn. Into the second month of hospitalization, he experienced a spiritual and emotional epiphany, which Jeremy attributes to his mother who visited every day. Unbelievably, he began to regain his mental and physical abilities. Doctors described his recuperation as nothing short of miraculous. He was released in 2-1/2 months and immediately returned to his clientele as a personal trainer. The damage to his body did not prevent him from returning to competitive sports either. With borrowed racing equipment, he began competing as a wheelchair athlete in the 1998 Los Angeles Marathon. Since that time, Jeremy has competed in dozens of marathons, triathlons, and countless duathlons, 5K and 10K races. In Colorado, he relearned downhill skiing as a disabled skier. June 7, 1999 (two years and two months from the day he “hit the ground”) marked the successful completion of his participation in the 56-day, 3,600-mile Transcontinental Triathlon from Santa Barbara, California, to New York City. As one of only two wheelchair triathletes on the US National Team, he has participated in 7 World Championships. In 2004 Jeremy won the silver medal at the World Triathlon Championships in Portugal. Jeremy has come to cherish life and recognize things he used to take for granted, such as simply taking a breath on his own. Every morning when he wakes up he says, “Thank you!” In addition to his return to competitive sports and personal training, in 2007 he became one of the founders of Team Beachbody. Beachbody is the maker of P90X, Insanity, Shakeology and more. Jeremy is also drawn to share his life experiences as a professional speaker at corporate events, schools, and other venues where he has the opportunity to encourage and inspire the audience, whether children or adults. Jeremy’s desire through his speaking engagements is to demonstrate how we can transform a seemingly tragic moment in our lives and create something powerful from it.  

In 1997 I hit the ground while skydiving and have been in (and out) of a wheelchair since. I think it would be safe to say that it does not stop me from living life. “My desire is to empower people. I want others to realize that it doesn’t take a seemingly tragic episode to positively impact your life. My hope is that I can demonstrate how this is possible.” Many who have experienced serious accidents often speak of their lives as if it occurred in two parts, the before and after. As a personal trainer, marathon runner and skydiver, Jeremy Newman describes his “previous life” as one he lived with reckless abandon, his first love always being the thrill of a challenge. Unfortunately, no challenge would prove greater than on May 24, 1997, when a devastating skydiving accident left him paralyzed from the waist down. This is the story of a man who, by his own admission, brought himself to the brink of death, and returned with the gift of inspiration to all those who surround him. An avid skydiver, Jeremy was well trained, experienced and fiercely competitive. On that fated day in May, he admits that in an attempt to race his fellow skydiver to the ground he purposely closed his end cells, ultimately collapsing his entire canopy and plummeting himself to the ground at 1200 feet. With multiple life-threatening injuries, Jeremy slipped in and out of a drug-induced coma for one month. As doctor’s made grim predictions that he would never breath on his own, speak, or walk again, Jeremy’s friends and family prepared for what seemed like the inevitable. Into his second month of hospitalization, Jeremy experienced a spiritual and emotional epiphany that he attributes to his mother, Lynn, who visited him everyday. He unbelievably began to regain his mental and physical abilities and doctors described his recuperation as nothing short of miraculous. He was released in 2 1/2 months and returned to his clientèle the very next day. Jeremy has never looked back. “I’ve learned to appreciate all that I have, and all the things I used to take for granted, like taking a breath on my own. Every morning when I wake, I say thank you.” Jeremy’s injuries did not prevent him from returning to competitive sports. With borrowed racing equipment, Jeremy began competing as a WHEELCHAIR ATHLETE in the 1998 Los Angeles Marathon. Jeremy has since competed in nearly three-dozen triathlons, a dozen marathons and countless biathlons, duathlons, 5K and 10K races. In Colorado, Jeremy relearned downhill skiing as a disabled skier in the Hartford Ski Spectacular. June 7, 1999 marked the successful completion of his participation in the 56-day, 3600 mile Transcontinental Triathlon from Santa Barbara to NYC. In 1998, Jeremy also became an avid triathlete, and is the only wheelchair triathlete in California to date. In fact, he was selected as one of only two wheelchair athletes to represent the United States in the 2002 World Triathlon Championships in Cancun, Mexico. Since that time he has participated in several hundred races in 18 different countries and been to 8 world triathlon championships. He is currently training for the US Cycling Team and will be visiting the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs in September 2010.

What a great week to be a conservative! We all know that the Republicans did great across the board, but how did we do in Texas? On this episode I'm thrilled to welcome Andrew Koch of Macias Strategies, Kari Lane - President of Texas Federation of College Republicans, and Jeremy Newman of Texas Home School Coalition. We talk about the victories that excited us, what campaigns did right, what they could have done better, and where Battleground Texas went wrong. Join in the conversation by tweeting me at @JasonVaughn. Remember to subscribe, rate, and review on iTunes and Stitcher so other will find a positive conservative message. iTunes: http://TwistedConservative.com/itunes Stitcher: http://TwistedConservative.com/stitch

Campaigns are about getting people to vote for your candidate, and today's show is about the missteps that can happen along the way. First, we tell the story of the musical jingles that help put people in (and keep others out) of office. Second, we answer the question you’ve always wondered: why is there so much negativity in most campaigns? And last, one student goes door-to-door and the people who answer either don't vote, or won't vote, for her candidate. Host: Micah Cratty Producer: Micah Cratty Featured: Gabe Winant, Kalani Leifer, Jonah Berger, Elissa Morales, Wesley Lim, Monica Uddin, Jeremy Newman, and Omair Saddat Music: Brad Wolfe, Taylor Murchison, Rego Sen, and Kissing Johnny Producer: Micah Cratty Featuring: Gabe Winant and Kalani Leifer More info at:http://web.stanford.edu/group/storytelling/cgi-bin/joomla/index.php/shows/season-1/101-episode-111.html