Podcast appearances and mentions of Jesse Ross

This episode's guest is Jesse Ross, designer of Trophy Dark. Trophy Dark is a narrative game about doomed treasure hunters venturing into a forest that doesn't want them there.I'm a late discoverer of Trophy Dark; I read it just a few months ago, and it radically changed the way I see and play RPGs. The book delivers such a strong and consistent gameplay experience with a very simple mechanical architecture. You know I like horror RPGs, and Trophy Dark, in a way, is a medieval fantasy forest horror game. It's unique and beautifully designed, with a mesmerizing quality and a set of mechanics that allow for amazing gameplay to emerge.In this episode, we'll talk about a dragonfly invasion, things Jesse sees in the dark, coping with hubris, and how to build a truly meaningful collaborative gameplay experience.Jesse's websitewww.jesseross.comTrophy Darkwww.trophyrpg.comRooted in crisis website and Kickstarter pagewww.rootedincrisis.comwww.kickstarter.com/projects/jesseross/rooted-in-crisisStorewww.thelostbaystudio.comNewsletterwww..thelostbaystudio.substack.com/subscribe?Follow the The Lost Bay Podcastwww.bsky.app/profile/thelostbaystudio.comwww.instagram.com/thelostbaystudio/Produced by IkoEditing Laura ElleMusic Avery Isles

On November 20, 2006, 19-year-old Jesse Warren Ross called his mother and told her about the incredible time he was having in Chicago at the Model UN Conference. He and several classmates from the University of Missouri–Kansas City had made the trip just days earlier. But Jesse never made it home. At around 2:00 a.m. on November 21, a select group of students, including Jesse, were called in for a late-night crisis simulation at the Sheraton on East North Water Street, where the conference was being held. The simulation was expected to last for hours. But at around 2:30 a.m., Jesse stood up, said he needed a break, and walked out of the hotel. He was never seen again. It has now been more than eighteen years since Jesse disappeared, leaving his friends and family still searching, and still wondering—what happened to Jesse Ross that night? 19-year-old Jesse Warren Ross was attending a Model UN conference in November 2006 in Chicago. On the night of the 20th, he returned to his hotel, the Four Points Sheraton on North Rush Street, with his classmates. After drinking for a few hours, they decided to attend the conference dance at the Sheraton on East North Water Street. Surveillance footage captured Jesse walking from his hotel to the conference hotel at around 12:45 a.m. on what was now November 21st. He was wearing a white t-shirt, a green hoodie, blue jeans, and black sneakers. The last confirmed sighting of him was at 2:30 a.m., when cameras recorded him leaving the conference hotel. He has not been seen since. At the time of his disappearance, Jesse was 5'10” and weighed 140 pounds. He had short red hair, blue eyes, and freckles, and often went by the nickname "Opie." He also wore glasses. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Chicago Police Department at 312-745-5206 or the Missouri State Highway Patrol Missing Persons Unit at 1-800-877-3452. Editor: Shannon Keirce Research/Writing: Polly SUBMIT A CASE HERE: Cases@DetectivePerspectivePod.com SOCIAL Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/detperspective/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/detperspective FIND DERRICK HERE Twitter: https://twitter.com/DerrickL Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/DerrickLevasseur Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DerrickVLevasseur CRIME WEEKLY AND COFFEE Criminal Coffee Company: https://www.CriminalCoffeeCo.com Crime Weekly:  https://crimeweeklypodcast.com/shop ADS: 1. https://www.JoinDeleteMe.com - Text DETECTIVE to 64000 for 20% off! 2. https://www.Acorns.com/Detective - Download the Acorns app today!

Last Spring, one of our best friends, Jesse, started to pursue his passion in filmmaking. He wanted to try his hand at crafting a story in a documentary. He saw our coverage of the latest Survivor AU season and wanted to feature us as his first project. And so, Speaking Llama: A Survivor Podcast Journey was born! In this podcast episode, we sit down with Jesse to learn more about his inspiration for the documentary, his storytelling of a podcast in a video format, and of course, a few Survivor opinions. --- Check out the full documentary here! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnefCxbCkKw&t=2s --- If you want to find out more about Jesse and his work, check out @itsjesseross on Instagram! Instagram: @speakingllama YouTube: @speakingllamapodcast

Jesse Ross had so much going for him. A 19-year-old sophomore at the University of Missouri at Kansas City, he was headed to Chicago for the second time to take part in a model United Nations program. But when Jesse got up and walked out of the conference room at about 2:30 AM during a break for a mock emergency meeting, a real-life disaster was in the making. Alarms were raised the next day when it came time for fellow students to head back to Kansas City and Jesse was nowhere to be found. Police were eventually called, along with Jesse's parents, and an investigation was launched, but in the 18 years since Jesse walked out of that conference room, not a trace of him has been found. What happened to Jesse that chilly November night? Did he, under the influence of alcohol, end up in the river, his body washed away forever? Did he encounter a nefarious person or persons upon exiting the hotel? Or did something happen to Jesse within the premises, the evidence being covered up?Returning guest Joann Li is back--join us as we talk through the details and speculate about what could have happened to Jesse. If you have any information on the disappearance of Jesse Ross, contact the Chicago Police Department at 312-744-8266.To support the search for Jesse, visit http://www.findjesseross.comCheck us out on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@143mysteriesFor sources and episode information: http://143mysteries.comFor photos: https://www.instagram.com/143mysteries/Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/143PODCASTCheck out The Trail Went Cold podcast where you get your podcasts and here: http://www.trailwentcold.comOne Minute and Forty-Three Seconds is dedicated to my number one fan. Thank you, Dad. I love you, and I miss you.

On November 21st, 2006, college student Jesse Ross disappeared while attending a Model United Nations Convention in Chicago, Illinois. He has never been heard from again. Where is Jesse Ross?Email: keytothecase@gmail.comInstagramSources:https://www.newspapers.com/image/236355645/?match=1&terms=Jesse%20Ross https://www.newspapers.com/image/746838431/?match=1&terms=Jesse%20Ross https://www.newspapers.com/image/236297969/?match=1&terms=Jesse%20Ross https://www.newspapers.com/image/820954038/?match=1&terms=Jesse%20Ross https://www.newspapers.com/image/820930660/?match=1&terms=Jesse%20Ross https://www.newspapers.com/image/746963584/?match=1&terms=Jesse%20Rosshttps://www.newspapers.com/image/656187780/?match=1&terms=Jesse%20Rosshttps://www.kshb.com/news/local-news/belton-man-jesse-ross-remains-missing-10-years-later https://www.newspapers.com/image/311669068/?terms=Jesse%20Rosshttps://www.newspapers.com/image/588403903/?match=1&terms=Jesse%20Ross https://khqa.com/news/local/parents-of-missing-child-speak-out-about-heightened-awareness-of-missing-personshttp://findjesseross.com/https://www.discoveryplus.com/video/the-missing/is-jesse-ross-still-out-therehttps://digitaledition.chicagotribune.com/tribune/article_popover.aspx?guid=04b63a77-b35d-41e9-8991-db44d45caed9https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEcoKOVvugAhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEtsWWfsdMwhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZHCJsm3IN8https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Z6KdW_cyTEhttps://washdiplomat.com/mock-un-session-becomes-real-life-crisis-as-teen-vanishes/https://abc7chicago.com/flooding-chicago-river-harbor-lock/5276574/

The boys review Trophy Dark by Jesse Ross, Aaron Burkett, Alexi Sargeant, Blaine Moore, Brian Sago, David Morrison, Gabriel Robinson, Ira Grace, Jim Crocker, Leandro Pondoc, Ludovico Alves, Luiz Paulo Ferraz, Madeleine Ember, Michael Van Vleet, Mike Martens, Noora Rose, and Sabine V.WHAT IS TROPHY DARK?Trophy Dark is a collaborative storytelling game about a group of treasure-hunters on a doomed expedition into a forest that doesn't want them there.Get Trophy Dark: https://trophyrpg.comMusic: Exhale By Jeremy BlakeLogos by Shannon Sipes thedigsy.myportfolio.com/work

Natalia and Jesse talk about some of the things on their minds with graduation season, education, teachers, and then move into a conversation about rest and sabbath, cults, and community. We cover a lot of ground, because our trays are full! (again, sorry Jesse) Links:  www.patreon.com/cafeteriachristian Event for MN Cafeterians - Faith on the Rocks: https://www.facebook.com/share/r/GWvF9cLZPvrNcsbH/

We welcome back Mr Jesse Ross to the pod! Yey! Jesse and Natalia do a bit of catching up and then go down a rabbit hole of microagressions and how we respond and what systems want us to do and what is our work to do.    Notes: Want more Jesse?   mrjesseross.com Insta: mrjross Linked in: Jesse Ross    Kamala and Drew video: https://www.tiktok.com/@hotspotmedia/video/7363420275884543275    www.patreon.com/cafeteriachristian  

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Lieve Duisteraars.. Mega bedankt voor jullie geduld en giga veel beterschapwensen. Hier is aflevering 95! In de nacht van 18 november 2006 verdwijnt Jesse Ross spoorloos tijdens een Model United Nations-conferentie in Chicago. Zijn opgewekte persoonlijkheid en veelbelovende toekomst als radio-dj worden daardoor abrupt onderbroken. Terwijl de politie worstelt met het gebrek aan bewakingsbeelden en mogelijke sporen naar een illegale rave, blijven Jesse's ouders vastberaden zoeken naar antwoorden. Daf neemt je deze aflevering mee naar de Noord Amerikaanse wildernis. Want daar in de diepe donkere bossen houdt een moordlustig wezen zich schuil..

Natalia welcomes back Mr Jesse Ross to talk about those moments when conversations turn offensive and what to say when we don't know what to say, especially as we head into the holiday season where gatherings can be fraught.  Links:  www.patreon.com/cafeteriachristian www.mrjesseross.com  

Jesse and Natalia talk about Montgomery and why it offered us a bit of hope, and what it has to do with the church and how we respond to each other. Patreon:  www.patreon.com/cafeteriachristian

Welcome to the July edition of Learning Unboxed. As many of you know, we tend to take the month of July off, but we have heard from our loyal listeners that you would love content during your summer vacation. So we have crafted a set of four episodes to run during the July holiday that are all about exploring student agency. For those working to make a meaningful shift in your classrooms, schools, and communities, the most crucial place to start is making the decision to shift from a teacher-led ecosystem to one that is student-led. But this shift can be daunting. So join us as we explore four examples of student-centered learning that demonstrate what's possible.When given trust and resources, students can do some incredible things. One Stone is a student-led and directed nonprofit that makes students better leaders and the world a better place. Through allowing students to pursue their passions and interests, they learn to become more confident, empowered, and self-sufficient. Jesse Ross is the director of senior partnerships at One Stone. He's joined by two senior students, Saumya Sarin and Elani Waight, who share why they joined the program and what they get out of it.To learn more, visit: pastfoundation.orgWe unbox:What One Stone is and why it's necessary in educationWhy students are choosing One Stone for their high school experienceBalancing educational requirements with new, creative ideasThe youth innovation challengeExperiential learning opportunitiesResources:onestone.orgProduced by Nova Media

On our first installment of Why Church? we will hear from Meta Herrick Carlson, Jesse Ross, and Matthew Ian Fleming. Our host Emmy Kegler introduces each installment. You won't want to miss a beat. Support the podcast at http://patreon.com/cafeteriachristian 

Mein Original-Video zu dem Fall, den Ihr hier nur hört, findet Ihr hier Jesse nimmt mit 1200 weiteren Studenten an einer 4-tägigen Konferenz in Chicago teil. Doch in der letzten Nacht, verschwindet er spurlos. Das letzte Mal nimmt ihn eine Überwachungskamera auf, wie er in das Hotel geht. Danach verliert sich seine Spur. #truecrime #truecrimestories #truecrimedeutsch #Dokumentation #Doku DISCLAIMER: · This video is for educational purposes, for spreading awareness and distributing information only. · Fair-use Copyright: “Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the copyright act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use.” Since Youtube runs under US-Law, the same applies for this video. · Important: Great effort is made to ensure everything used in this video falls within the guidelines of Fair-use. No copyright infringement is intended. · Dieses Video dient der Information, der Sensibilisierung und Vorbeugung. · Alles in diesem Video habe ich selbst recherchiert und erarbeitet. · Alle genannten Informationen sind im Internet frei zugänglich (siehe Quellenangabe) und wurden von mir gesammelt und in einem Video zusammengefasst. Ich verweise hiermit auf das Zitatrecht: https://dejure.org/gesetze/UrhG/51.html · trotz gründlichster Recherche besteht keine Garantie, dass alle genannten Fakten zu 100% korrekt sind · Alle persönlichen Ansichten, Meinungen und Kommentare sind ausschließlich meine eigenen und spiegeln in keiner Weise die Meinungen der im Video gezeigten oder genannten Personen wieder. · Es geht auf keinen Fall darum, das zu behandelnde Land oder dessen Einwohner unter einen Generalverdacht zu stellen. Die besprochenen Fälle sind Einzeltaten, die in jedem Land der Welt vorkommen und passieren (können). QUELLEN https://docs.google.com/document/d/1T... MUSIK · Intro | “Heroes” by Fuzzeke |    / @fuzzeketrailermusic   · Trailer | Reise ohne Wiederkehr by me (Eigenkomposition) | umgesetzt und eingespielt von: www.fiverr.com/kastoriusergi

On this episode, Hunter and Ryan read and review Trophy, both Dark and Gold, from Jesse Ross. Trophy is a tabletop roleplaying game of dark forests, doomed treasure-hunters, and a world woven on a loom of rumor, history, and myth, published by The Gauntlet and Hedgemaze Press.

Today, we're really excited to speak with Jesse Ross. Jesse is a DEI consultant, executive coach, an international speaker, and is extremely well-traveled; having delivered over 400 engagements at colleges, conferences, corporations, non-profits, and beyond. He has worked with a number of clients on their DEI initiatives, including LinkedIn, General Mills, the NBA, and more. He's a father, a husband, and a community leader. If you'd like to follow William & Mary's School of Business or learn more about the Diversity and Inclusion podcast and our programs, please visit us at www.mason.wm.edu.

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Aujourd'hui c'est lundi, et tout au long du mois de mars 2023, le lundi c'est Trophy ! Nous allons découvrir ensemble le jeu Trophy Dark de Jesse Ross. Les joueurs interprètent des chasseurs de trésors criblés de dettes qui font route vers la Cathédrale Purifiante, un ancien édifice isolé dans la vaste forêt de Kaldhur. Elle serait toujours emplie de richesses incommensurables du passé. Néanmoins, nos chasseurs de trésors devront se méfier du plus grand danger durant leur périple, la Forêt elle-même. Car celles et ceux qu'elle autorise de pénétrer ses terres reviennent rarement… " Cet épisode est mené par Neuralnoise & les joueurs sont Jordi (Alake), Yann (Valen) et Malohin (Pella). Le scénario (appelé "incursion" dans Trophy Dark) est "The Flocculent Cathedral" de Jim Crocker Retrouvez tous les épisodes de la JDR Academy sur www.jdracademy.com Crédits musique Forest Dark Enchanted, World of Warcraft Witness, de Oliver Michael (extended version) Enchanged Forest Day, World of Warcraft Wetlands Day, World of Warcraft Horror, de Ben Puntry (Faster Than Light) Marsh Day, World of Warcraft Swamp Thing, Tabletop Audio Swamplandia, Tabletop Audio Swamp Planet, Tabletop Audio Gnossienne n°1, Romi Kopelman

Jesse Ross joins Natalia and Emmy to talk about why February can't just be about Black History, and what we can do to move forward.  Support the show at http://patreon.com/cafeteriachristian  Show notes: Jesse Ross: https://gofund.me/f9f85654  Nashlie Sephus: https://www.jxntechdistrict.com/ ; https://www.instagram.com/phenomenashlie/   

When it comes to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, or DEI, I feel that there's often a more nuanced conversation to be had. So to create that conversation, I invited Jesse Ross on the show! Jesse is a diversity, equity, and inclusion consultant, executive coach, and international speaker who has delivered over 400 speaking engagements at colleges, conferences, corporate and nonprofit companies, with a large number of Fortune 500 companies.We dig right into Jesse's work and the specific strategies that he's used to help create real DEI momentum. You'll hear about his story, and how he's working in real time to change the way we think about DEI.In this episode, we break down…What actually builds Diversity, Equity and Inclusion! Less performative actions and theorizing, and more of the reality of what really works.How to understand yourself so that you can better get to know and understand others.The importance of communication in promoting and enabling DEI.A fuller, more inclusive definition of what DEI really means and what it covers beyond the most frequently discussed aspects of it.How to appropriately understand and handle conflict regarding DEI.Key Quotes & Conclusions…“Are you answering the question that nobody's asking? If I'm answering the question that nobody's asking, that doesn't mean it's a bad thing– but maybe I should focus on what people are asking first.”“The systemic outcome can't pre-determine success based on numbers. We can't say because I have five of these and six of these and seven of those, now we get equity. It just doesn't work out like that.”“It comes through spending time, having exposure to people that are different from us, building that vocabulary, doing the trainings and experiencing things together.”“People don't actually realize how much time it takes to build that trust. We hear companies say ‘This is a safe space' and I always tell people, ‘just because you say it's a safe space, it doesn't make it safe.'”“I do think it's best when it comes from the top, but I do think there's some spaces where it doesn't have to, or it doesn't have to start there.”Resources Mentioned:More From Jesse RossGet Involved in Jesse's Work:https://www.gofundme.com/f/wealthredistributionprojectFollow mehttps://www.instagram.com/mrjross/Learn morewww.2518NorthSecondStreet.comwww.wealthredistributionproject.comWORK WITH ASHLEY:Wanna Mastermind Together? The Sprint with #AskAsh: https://me.volley.app/askashBook me to speak at your conference, mastermind, or next event:Click here CONNECT WITH ASHLEY:Website: https://www.ashleyshuler.com/LinkedIn:

Join us for a special episode of Cafeteria Christian as we walk down memory lane with special guests, all of your hosts, Natalia Terfa, Emmy Kegler, Nora McInerny, Jesse Ross, and even the guy pushing the buttons behind the scenes, Matthew Ian Fleming. Hear what our guests and patrons have to say about this community and share your own. Don't miss it. Support the show at http://patreon.com/cafeteriachristian 

Today we talk to creator of Trophy and Trophy Gold Jesse Ross about some of his games. You can find Trophy here: https://trophyrpg.com/ You can pick more of his stuff up here: https://hedgemazepress.itch.io/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wobbliesandwizards/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wobbliesandwizards/support

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Everybody wants what it looks like, not everybody wants what it feels like.  - Jesse Ross Jr.   More information can be found at www.socialchangeleaders.net How can real change be made to move us to more equitable and inclusive workplaces?  What does knowledge of self have to do with diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) work?  Listen to our inspiring conversation with Jesse Ross, CEO of Mr. Jesse Ross.  Jesse is a DEI consultant, executive coach, and international speaker.  He is also a community activist living and doing the work in Minneapolis. In our conversation you will hear: About Jesse's background in organizational development as well as human development and how he uses that in the DEI consulting work now How DEI work within organizations and companies requires expertise in change management, conflict resolution and interpersonal communications  Jesse describe the importance of self cultural awareness and the blind spots we all have How Jesse supports teams in organizations he consults with Jesse explain the value of approaching challenges and change with curiosity  Jesse's perspective on the importance of change happening inside ourselves and then looking to others before trying to adapt and change Jesse describes the importance of having clarity on one's own core values     More about Jesse : Website, Jesse Ross Jesse is a diversity, equity, and inclusion consultant, executive coach, and international speaker who has delivered over 400 speaking engagements at colleges, conferences, and corporate and nonprofit companies, with a large number of Fortune 500 companies. Jesse offers training, workshops, evaluations, assessments, and strategy development for your school, business or organization. Jesse has been engaging his audience with his Morning Minute call-to-actions on his Instagram and LinkedIn page since before our world went into civil unrest. Jesse Ross' Black Wealth Redistribution Project  

Everybody wants what it looks like, not everybody wants what it feels like. - Jesse Ross Jr. More information can be found at www.socialchangeleaders.net How can real change be made to move us to more equitable and inclusive workplaces? What does knowledge of self have to do with diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) work? Listen to our inspiring conversation with Jesse Ross, CEO of Mr. Jesse Ross. Jesse is a DEI consultant, executive coach, and international speaker. He is also a community activist living and doing the work in Minneapolis. In our conversation you will hear: About Jesse's background in organizational development as well as human development and how he uses that in the DEI consulting work now How DEI work within organizations and companies requires expertise in change management, conflict resolution and interpersonal communications Jesse describe the importance of self cultural awareness and the blind spots we all have How Jesse supports teams in organizations he consults with Jesse explain the value of approaching challenges and change with curiosity Jesse's perspective on the importance of change happening inside ourselves and then looking to others before trying to adapt and change Jesse describes the importance of having clarity on one's own core values More about Jesse : Website, Jesse Ross Jesse is a diversity, equity, and inclusion consultant, executive coach, and international speaker who has delivered over 400 speaking engagements at colleges, conferences, and corporate and nonprofit companies, with a large number of Fortune 500 companies. Jesse offers training, workshops, evaluations, assessments, and strategy development for your school, business or organization. Jesse has been engaging his audience with his Morning Minute call-to-actions on his Instagram and LinkedIn page since before our world went into civil unrest. Jesse Ross' Black Wealth Redistribution Project

This week Marlena chats with Jesse Ross, an international speaker on diversity and inclusion about how we can all work towards living a more authentically anti-racist life. You can learn more about Jesse and the services he provides at www.mrjesseross.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wellnessforreal/message

Hello Constant Readers! We're bringing you a our Patreon exclusive RPG! This time we played Girl Underground by Lauren McManamon and Jesse Ross. GU is a "tabletop roleplaying game about a curious girl and her strange companions as they travel through a wondrous world, complete a quest, and find the way back home". Check out the game on Ross and Lauren's website https://girlunderground.org/, meet our new players, and enjoy music and sound by Giallows https://giallows.bandcamp.com/album/giallows. Josh - Game Master CM - The girl Alex McGill - The Construct Jeremy Mahr - The Faun (you can hear Jeremy as our GM for the Kids on Bikes episodes. And he's one of our Patrons too!) Anthony Natarelli - The Beastie (You heard Anthony voice Mike in our 1408 Episode. Check out his projects at https://www.facebook.com/OneDollarProducer.)

When given trust and resources, students can do some incredible things. One Stone is a student-led and directed nonprofit that makes students better leaders and the world a better place. Through allowing students to pursue their passions and interests, they learn to become more confident, empowered, and self-sufficient. Jesse Ross is the director of senior partnerships at One Stone. He's joined by two senior students, Saumya Sarin and Elani Waight, who share why they joined the program and what they get out of it. To learn more, visit: http://pastfoundation.org (pastfoundation.org) We unbox: What One Stone is and why it's necessary in education Why students are choosing One Stone for their high school experience Balancing educational requirements with new, creative ideas The youth innovation challenge Experiential learning opportunities Resources: https://onestone.org/ (onestone.org) Learning Unboxed is produced, in part, by http://crate.media (Crate Media).

Our (probably) doomed treasure-hunters arrive at the isolated village in the first part of our play of Trophy Dark by Jesse Ross, exploring the Gift of the Sea incursion by Gabriel Robinson.

Billy talks to Jesse Ross, a diversity, equity, and inclusion consultant, executive coach, and international speaker who has delivered over 400 speaking engagements at colleges, conferences, corporate and nonprofit companies, with a large number of those being Fortune 500 companies including LinkedIn, General Mills, and the NBA.  Jesse offers trainings, workshops, evaluations, assessments, and strategy development for schools, businesses, and organizations. Jesse has been engaging his audience with his Morning Minute calls-to-action on his Instagram and LinkedIn page since before our world went into civil unrest.  He is here today to talk about his diversity and inclusion work as well as the anti-racist conversations he has with white men and white women each week, which you can sign up for here.  Billy asks Jesse: --You alternate hosting anti-racist conversations with white men and  white women each week. What differences do you hear in those conversations (if any)?--How do you get in front of people who would benefit from engaging in anti-racist dialogue in a way that doesn't activate a fight/flight/fright response from them?  Or is that just simply impossible?--You've mentioned that at times you feel like you're put in a position to answer on behalf of all of Black America during interviews/conversations around race, and my theory on why people do that is because we're oftentimes looking for just one solution to a complex issue without having to dissect the nuances of human behavior because then we can cling to an opinion that suits our narrative.  How do you help people see these nuances during your sessions/conversations?--What are some examples you've seen lately of good-intentioned white people being tone-deaf when it comes to issues within the Black community?--You've talked about “navigating white spaces.  What is that experience like for you and what is that experience like for the people of color you talk to that someone like me might take for granted.--You've talked about asking a few people of a community to get a better understanding if you're unsure about how something might sound so you don't do damage or come off as tone deaf,” so here's my question to you:  we started this podcast to normalize conversations around mental health.  Through our research, the data from the AFSP shows that middle-aged white men have the highest rate of suicide, and white males account for 70% of all suicides.  We  want to be mental health advocates and focus on this demographic because we're members of this demographic.  How would you suggest we package that messaging so that we don't come off as tone deaf?Like what you heard from Jesse Ross?  Contact him using the links above! Thank you for listening to the Mindful Midlife Crisis!Questions? Comments? Suggestions? Topics you want us to cover?Email:  mindfulmidlifecrisis@gmail.comInstagram:  @mindful_midlife_crisisTwitter:  @mindfulmidlife"Like" and "Follow" us on Facebook: The Mindful Midlife Crisis PodcastPlease leave us a 5-Star Review!  Doing so helps other people looking for a podcast like ours find it!Support the show

Jesse- I want to encourage people. The nugget is, even though you might be tired, even though you might be exhausted, you still got more in you. And so I want you to take that frustration, do whatever you need to do with it, but use it, leverage it, um, for the change that you actually want to see. Jesse is a diversity, equity, and inclusion consultant, executive coach, and international speaker who has delivered over 400 speaking engagements at colleges, conferences, and corporate and nonprofit companies, with a large number of Fortune 500 companies. Jesse offers training, workshops, evaluations, assessments, and strategy development for your school, business, or organization. Jesse has been engaging his audience with his Morning Minute call-to-actions on his Instagram and LinkedIn page since before our world went into civil unrest. Website - www.mrjesseross.com Twitter - twitter.com/MrJRoss LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/rossjesse/ YouTube - youtube.com/user/jesseross03/ Instagram - instagram.com/mrjross/ Music The Inspiration by Keys of Moon | https://soundcloud.com/keysofmoon Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/ About - Your Transformation Journey This podcast morphed from the Unstoppable Leadership podcast. The guest that was on had a running theme of transformation and why they started on their journey and that is why the name Your Transformation Journey was born. You know there is more to you, your life, or your business, yet you're frustrated at being constantly held back by yourself. Stuck in fear, self-doubt, and overthinking. You keep playing it small. You've had enough now and are ready for change. Ready to step into the person you really are and create the life or business that you love I am here to help you do just that. Welcome to Heart-Centered When Nobody Else Will Committed- Client-Centered Your Transformation Journey Podcast Email:dawnlong@dawnlongcoach.com; dawnlongempowermentcoach@gmail.com Social Media Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6AE_PfvuUcHThDseXIMJXA Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4mbHjqbPwHEYQrbbkDZNPC Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yourtransformationjourney/ Website: https://www.dawnlongcoach.com LInkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/dawnlong --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yourtransformationjourney/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/yourtransformationjourney/support

Jesse- I want to encourage people. The nugget is, even though you might be tired, even though you might be exhausted, you still got more in you. And so I want you to take that frustration, do whatever you need to do with it, but use it, leverage it, um, for the change that you actually want to see. Jesse is a diversity, equity, and inclusion consultant, executive coach, and international speaker who has delivered over 400 speaking engagements at colleges, conferences, and corporate and nonprofit companies, with a large number of Fortune 500 companies. Jesse offers training, workshops, evaluations, assessments, and strategy development for your school, business, or organization. Jesse has been engaging his audience with his Morning Minute call-to-actions on his Instagram and LinkedIn page since before our world went into civil unrest. Website - www.mrjesseross.com Twitter - twitter.com/MrJRoss LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/rossjesse/ YouTube - youtube.com/user/jesseross03/ Instagram - instagram.com/mrjross/ Music The Inspiration by Keys of Moon | https://soundcloud.com/keysofmoon Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/ About - Your Transformation Journey This podcast morphed from the Unstoppable Leadership podcast. The guest that was on had a running theme of transformation and why they started on their journey and that is why the name Your Transformation Journey was born. You know there is more to you, your life, or your business, yet you're frustrated at being constantly held back by yourself. Stuck in fear, self-doubt, and overthinking. You keep playing it small. You've had enough now and are ready for change. Ready to step into the person you really are and create the life or business that you love I am here to help you do just that. Welcome to Heart-Centered When Nobody Else Will Committed- Client-Centered Your Transformation Journey Podcast Email:dawnlong@dawnlongcoach.com; dawnlongempowermentcoach@gmail.com Social Media Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6AE_PfvuUcHThDseXIMJXA Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4mbHjqbPwHEYQrbbkDZNPC Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yourtransformationjourney/ Website: https://www.dawnlongcoach.com LInkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/dawnlong --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yourtransformationjourney/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/yourtransformationjourney/support

On this episode of the Post Podcast, Fort Hays State University Rodeo team members Brent Hornbuckle and Jessi Ross share information about the upcoming FHSU rodeo.   Transcript: EDITORS NOTE: Transcripts are provided by an automated service and are not verified for accuracy. James Bell  For a state university set for the rodeo this weekend, team members Jesse Ross and Brent Hornbuckle stopped by to tell us a little bit about the festivities on this episode of the post podcast.   Brent Hornbuckle  Seven o'clock each night, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Thursday,   James Bell  Friday and Saturday. Now, if I remember correctly from the last time, you folks were here, the rodeo grounds, it's a little different now. Right?   Brent Hornbuckle  Actually, we are doing it at the Phillipsburg.   James Bell  Okay, so you're back out at the fairgrounds or at our rodeo arena at the college. Okay, see, this is why you gotta you got a clue straight out here. I don't know what's going on ever. So did the college Thursday, Friday, Saturday, seven o'clock, what are people going to see during the events?   Jessi Ross  So we'll have a mixture of rough stock and timed events. So there's bucking horses, ball ride and barrel racing, and a bunch of team roping and calf roping. Just a little bit. Everything.   James Bell  Fantastic. Yeah, that's what I love. You know, and that's the great part about rodeo. Right? It's it's a diverse, and you get to see all kinds of different showmanship.   Jessi Ross  Yes, it's definitely a thrill. It's never boring.   James Bell  Absolutely. Now, are you guys ready to go coming up this Thursday?   Brent Hornbuckle  as of tonight, we will be one more day of practice. Yeah, one more day of practice and prep. So excellent.   James Bell  If folks are wanting to go out there and see the events, what's the easiest and best way for them to do that? Did you have to get tickets? Or is this offering?   Brent Hornbuckle  Well, the you can buy advance tickets, which will save you a little money, you can pick those up at Orleans Vanderbilts and the Memorial Union on campus. Those tickets around you $8 for adults $5 for kids. And then if you do want to just come out to the rodeo at the gate the tickets for adults are $12 and the tickets for kids are eight and kids five and under get in for free. Okay, and that's per night, per night. Okay?   James Bell  All right, very good. And then so you know if for folks for those out there listening people like myself that aren't super familiar with rodeo Jesse knows who I'm talking about last time she was here I told her all about this. I don't know anything about rodeo you know what, what kind of expectations should people have going into this? Or is it just show up and have a good time?   Brent Hornbuckle  I wouldn't have much expectations and then show up and have a good time because you never know what's gonna happen. You could see really good runs, you could see pretty crazy wrecks and or you could see everything run smooth. You know, it's a rodeo, you can't ever plan for about anything to happen. You just hope for the best.   James Bell  Very cool. What do you guys have to do to get the grounds ready or is it is there really anything involved in that?   Jessi Ross  Well, we have to set banners you know, prep everything. And for the barrel racers out there. You want to get that ground really good. So in the past, we've had some pretty sketchy weather, but this weekend is looking beautiful, so we're hoping the ground will stay good antastic set everything up.   James Bell  What kind of weather is ideal for this? Are you looking for like that mid 60s Low breeze or do you like a little rain or overclass? How overcast? What's the best   Jessi Ross  Personally I'd like it sunny and 75 everybody bye. But you know in Kansas Beggars can't be choosers so you kind of have to plan for a little bit of wind but definitely not rain and snow.   James Bell  Yeah, no snow snow never is good for sports. Any sports I don't think unless you're a skier All right. Well, guys, I know you've got to get over to the bowl. Any other last thoughts or anything else we want to hit on before we go?   Brent Hornbuckle  No, we just hope to see a bunch of you out there and come support the Tigers. Very good.   James Bell  Again Thursday, Friday and Saturday seven o'clock on the Fort Hays State University rodeo grounds.   Brent Hornbuckle  Yep. Doug Phillip arena. It's on the golf course.

More information can be found at www.socialchangeleaders.net How can real change be made to move us to more equitable and inclusive workplaces? What does knowledge of self have to do with diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) work? Listen to our inspiring conversation with Jesse Ross, CEO of Mr. Jesse Ross. Jesse is a DEI consultant, executive coach, and international speaker. He is also a community activist living and doing the work in Minneapolis. In our conversation you will: Hear about Jesse's background in organizational development as well as human development and how he uses that in the DEI consulting work now Listen to how DEI work within organizations and companies requires expertise in change management, conflict resolution and interpersonal communications Listen to Jesse describe the importance of self cultural awareness and the blind spots we all have Learn how Jesse supports teams in organizations he consults with Hear Jesse explain the value of approaching challenges and change with curiosity Understand Jesse's perspective on the importance of change happening inside ourselves and then looking to others before trying to adapt and change Listen to Jesse describe the importance of having clarity on one's own core values More about Jesse : Website, Jesse Ross Jesse is a diversity, equity, and inclusion consultant, executive coach, and international speaker who has delivered over 400 speaking engagements at colleges, conferences, corporate and nonprofit companies, with a large number of Fortune 500 companies. Jesse offers trainings, workshops, evaluations, assessments, and strategy development for your school, business or organization. Jesse has been engaging his audience with his Morning Minute call-to-actions on his Instagram and LinkedIn page since before our world went into civil unrest.

More information can be found at www.socialchangeleaders.net How can real change be made to move us to more equitable and inclusive workplaces?  What does knowledge of self have to do with diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) work?  Listen to our inspiring conversation with Jesse Ross, CEO of Mr. Jesse Ross.  Jesse is a DEI consultant, executive coach, and international speaker.  He is also a community activist living and doing the work in Minneapolis.    In our conversation you will: Hear about Jesse's background in organizational development as well as human development and how he uses that in the DEI consulting work now Listen to how DEI work within organizations and companies requires expertise in change management, conflict resolution and interpersonal communications  Listen to Jesse describe the importance of self cultural awareness and the blind spots we all have Learn how Jesse supports teams in organizations he consults with Hear Jesse explain the value of approaching challenges and change with curiosity  Understand Jesse's perspective on the importance of change happening inside ourselves and then looking to others before trying to adapt and change Listen to Jesse describe the importance of having clarity on one's own core values     More about Jesse : Website, Jesse Ross Jesse is a diversity, equity, and inclusion consultant, executive coach, and international speaker who has delivered over 400 speaking engagements at colleges, conferences, corporate and nonprofit companies, with a large number of Fortune 500 companies. Jesse offers trainings, workshops, evaluations, assessments, and strategy development for your school, business or organization. Jesse has been engaging his audience with his Morning Minute call-to-actions on his Instagram and LinkedIn page since before our world went into civil unrest.    

A pair of delvers, seeking fortunes to better their lives, go deep into the woods. But they take their dreams with them, and the cursed forest is where dreams go to die...Trophy: Dark is a grim game of exploring a cursed forest with likely doomed player characters, using a simple dice system where the more ruin you accrue, the worse things get until you are lost. The game was made by Jesse Ross. A base version of it, with the Tomb of 10,000 Dreams scenario, is available in Codex - Dark 2 on DriveThruRPG. The full book for Trophy: Dark, along with it's sister game Trophy: Gold and setting materials in Trophy: Loom, are available for preorder on Backerkit. More info on those are available at Trophy's website.Content Warning: This game features scenes of body horror, graphic injury, economic uncertainty, and broken dreams. Listener discretion is advised.Ben - GMDan - Vero, a Leech, an expelled apprentice looking to establish his own estateGreg - Casien, a Sellsword, a retired soldier hoping to win the heart of the heir apparent of Nahaneh

My guest this week is Jesse Ross.  Jesse is a professional speaker, executive coach, and consultant.  Jesse shares his story, and we discuss his work around Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.  Growing up and living in Minneapolis, he shares his powerful story and his perspective on race and DEI efforts occurring in organizations across the country.  Jesse breaks down exactly what is meant by Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, particularly the critical differences between equality and equity.

In 2006, a 19-year-old man from Kansas City, Missouri headed off to Chicago with a group of fellow college students to attend a mock United Nations convention. But after a long day of conferences and a night of fun with peers, he disappeared. When he didn't show up on surveillance cameras leaving the hotel, and a massive search turned up nothing, family, friends, and investigators seriously pondered what on earth happened to him. This is the story of Jesse Ross. BONUS EPISODES patreon.com/goingwestpodcast CASE SOURCES http://www.findjesseross.com/jesses-life.php https://medium.com/@jennbaxter_69070/missing-in-chicago-what-happened-to-jesse-ross-c471aa50d4ae https://washdiplomat.com/mock-un-session-becomes-real-life-crisis-as-teen-vanishes/ https://www.chicagotribune.com/lifestyles/ct-life-jesse-ross-documentary-gene-siskel-center-tt-20190724-fievwk4w7bcjvea7ov24t4lyfa-story.html https://charleyproject.org/case/jesse-warren-ross https://www.reddit.com/r/UnresolvedMysteries/comments/m32199/disappearance_of_jesse_ross/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of Just One Q, Dr. Melissa Horne chats with diversity equity and inclusion consultant, executive coach and international speaker, Mr. Jesse Ross. Together, they discuss a more holistic approach to DEI training and why it may be more impactful.

One day Jesse Ross decided to apply his ample skills at fundraising for nonprofit and other organizations to a few projects of his own choosing. He set no maximum goal, no limit. The result was $200,000 and counting going toward the community projects he chose to support. No surprise that among the causes he supports is relief for the unhoused/homeless. Jesse spent a year of his youth homeless and he shares his experience with us. Jesse has developed his core values of integrity, transparency and relationships and uses that foundation to make what others might doubt come to pass. Those values certainly played a role in his being admitted into an MBA program even though he had not actually completed his undergraduate studies. Jesse Ross is a diversity, equity, and inclusion consultant, executive coach, and international speaker who has delivered over 400 speaking engagements. Favorite song is I'll Be Loving You Always by Stevie Wonder. Favorite movie is Love Jones. Favorite words: “Everything you need can be found in the house." The two sites to register as a potential guest for podcasts are matchmaker.fm and Podcastguests.com. By the way, 365 Brothers is on Feedspot's Best 100 Black Podcasts You Must Follow in 2021. Instagram @365brothers Facebook at 365BrothersThePodcast.  Are you our next guest? - Let's talk. Support us!   365 Brothers on Patreon.  Special thanks to our earliest and consistent supporters, Sonji Walker, Abigail Gonzalez and William C. Hamilton, Jr. and Shedrick Sanders!!! Check out Alitu for more ease editing, polishing and publishing your podcast. About this podcast: In each episode, a Brother reflects on his life; explores the experience of being a Black man in America; shares his interactions with law enforcement; and answers the signature question "If America was a woman, what would you say to her? You won't find a collection of conversations with Black men like this anywhere else. Hear their wisdom. Be inspired. Host, Rahbin Shyne, is an author, educator, creative and avid half-marathon walker.

We've emerged from the dangers of the forest after playing Trophy and talk about how we feel. We discuss the interplay of joint authorship, the nature of horror gaming, and Mike's opinions on French cinema. Trophy Dark is made by Jesse Ross and is available on DriveThruRPG and trophyrpg.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/one-shot-test-kitchen/support

The forest is dark and full of terrors. This week, we play Trophy Dark, a mind-bending game about doomed treasure hunters and a forest that seeks to protect itself from all invaders. Will our players survive, or have their minds and bodies broken? And in the end, will they be claimed as a trophy? Trophy Dark is made by Jesse Ross and is available on DriveThruRPG and trophyrpg.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/one-shot-test-kitchen/support

Seeking the the sunken treasures offered up to the sea, Orlin, Russel, and Nima head onto the seas to find either untouched riches or their doom Beyond the forest lies a jagged rocky coast where, for generations now, a small seaside village hasobserved the rites of Greentide. Each spring, as the first green shoots emerge, village elders weave sapling branches and seaweed into an effigy in the likeness of a young woman. The sculpture is filled with gifts before it is cast into the waves as an offering to the Queen of Tides, along with prayers for a bountifulcatch and protection from storms.This ancient tradition harkens back to an age when the ancestors would crown a young woman as theTide Queen and offer her to the sea in sacrifice. Chieftains and princes would travel far to attend theceremony, pledging gold, jewels, and the finest of crafts. To this day, local fisherman never leave shorewithout paying her their respects—for the tide, they say, must have its due.Strange as the customs of an isolated village may be, it has not escaped the notice of keen treasure hunters such as yourselves that centuries of offerings and shipwrecks have left a great hoard ofuntouched riches beneath the waves. You know of the island offshore where the offerings are tipped overboard.You have heard rumors of a cove there, just visible at low tide. Superstitious villagers avoid it, butyou know better than to believe their tales.Our cast was:Jacob as OrlinJustin as Russel “Rush” can be found on his weekly stream Junkdrawer on TwitchAustin as Nemaand David as our Game MasterTrophy Dark is a game designed by Jesse Ross and published by the Gauntlet and Hegemaze Press.Music for this episode included:-Gamela by E's Jammy Jams-Symmetry of Sleeplessness by Dan Bodan-Sad Songs Pt. 1 Bells by Fake Cats Project -Brushed Bells in the Wind by Daniel Birch

Jesse Ross is on a mission to inspire change and effective action toward building the future. He believes that dreaming “big” is failing us, so his call to action is Dream WIDE! Jesse says, “Commit to the success of others and everyone succeeds, including YOU!” Jesse is nationally regarded as a cultural architect with a passion and track record to re-imagine complex problems and curate real solutions that inspire and lead to large-scale change. As a speaker, entrepreneur, and community activator, Jesse strategically develops and mobilizes both financial and human capital to create systemic change. He founded multiple ventures, including the development of a large-scale community activation software that was sought out and acquired by Golden Volunteer out of Stanford. He is also the founding director of GoBE, a 501c3 that mobilizes thousands of volunteers and faith communities to throw “Welcome Home” parties and move homeless Veterans and families into permanent housing across Los Angeles and Central California. NEXT STEPS MENTIONED IN THIS PODCAST: 1. Find him on Social Media – @hellojesseross 2. Help the Homeless – Go to gobethe1.com. TOPICS DISCUSSED IN THIS PODCAST: [0:15] – DreamWIDE. [4:17] – Secret to Success. [4:22] – Commit to the Success of Others, and Everyone Succeeds, and that Includes YOU! [7:47] – Ego & Ambition. [9:45] – Age is No Indicator of Maturity. [10:25] – Maturity is the Opposite of Ego. [13:50] – How'd You Come Up with DreamWIDE? [20:15] – DreamWIDE – Came Out of Watching Homelessness Get Up On Their Feet. [28:31] – DreamWIDE – Break It Down.

The guys sit down to chat about the import topic of bullying & its affect on kids lives. Keith is joined by his MN friend Jesse Ross (@MrJRoss) for an in-depth conversation about their past endeavors as bullies themselves and how they both encourage their children to utilize different outlets of expression. This was an action packed episode hitting on several elements that combine to tackle the larger issue of bullying as a whole. Sit back & enjoy.

In this episode, Dan talks about the basics of what role-playing games (RPGs) are and how to set expectations in terms of the content of the game and expected behavior.00:27 – What a role-playing game is01:29 – Establishing the story type and setting02:36 – The person in charge03:39 – Making a safe and fun space to play07:01 – Setting table rules07:25 – Wrap up How to Reach Us:Email: AlmostBedtimeTheater@gmail.comTwitter: @AlmostBedtime Referenced Content:X-Card, a safety tool created by John StavropoulosGirl Underground, a game by Lauren McManamon and Jesse Ross

Lauren McManamon and I talk about her game Girl Underground as we discuss the move Stand Strong in Your Convictions. At the heart of this game is a sense of empowerment and discovery by The Girl who is striving to turn imposed manners into personal beliefs. Mechanically this move calls on those beliefs to help The Girl overcome challenges she may face and narratively color the action around how the challenge is dealt with. The GM is pretty hands-off with this move, only stepping in to mix things up on a miss. You can follow Lauren on Twitter at twitter.comthestraykiwi Content featured in this episode is from Girl Underground by Lauren McManamon and Jesse Ross. For more information, visit girlunderground.org Music is by Nick Gravelyn. You can find more of his work at nickgravelyn.com You can follow the show on Twitter at twitter.com/thehardmove Support the show at patreon.com/thehardmove and subscribe to The Hard Move on iTunes, Google Podcasts, or your podcast platform of choice. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thehardmove/support

Jesse Ross and I delve into the mysterious and dangerous forest of Trophy to discuss the Risk Roll, one of only three in the game. It mechanically encapsulates navigating tricky situations and the risk involved, both physical and mental. This move drives the bulk of the story forward and offers players nearly complete narrative control. The GM can also entice the players to push their luck to achieve their goals at the risk of falling prey to the ominous forest. You can follow Jesse on Twitter at twitter.com/jesseross and check out his website at jesseross.com Content featured in this episode is from Trophy by Jesse Ross. For more information, visit trophyrpg.com Trophy is available in the December 2018 issue of The Gauntlet's Codex. To subscribe, visit patreon.com/gauntlet Music is by Nick Gravelyn. You can find more of his work at nickgravelyn.com You can follow the show on Twitter at twitter.com/thehardmove Support the show at patreon.com/thehardmove and subscribe to The Hard Move on iTunes, Google Podcasts, or your podcast platform of choice. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thehardmove/support