Podcast appearances and mentions of jessica byrd

As the year is quickly winding up, I wanted to introduce you to a metaphysician who might be the perfect gift to give to loved ones or friends. Jessica Byrd is a Spiritual Guide, Catalyst, Medical Intuitive, Intuitive Psychic, Channel, and Energy Healer. Her main focus is healing. She guides her clients, intuitively, back to wellness, wholeness, and authenticity. In this episode, Jessica delves into the fascinating world of Body Coding Sessions, exploring an energy-balancing system designed to pinpoint imbalances causing physical and emotional issues. Learn how the Body Code goes deep into your energetic body, circuits, and systems, addressing emotional wellness, body system rebalance, structural issues, toxin resolution, pathogen resolution, and nutrition and lifestyle. Throughout the episode, Jessica tackles profound questions about intuition, emotions, exercise as a spiritual practice, healthy eating, boundaries, life purpose, and the true meaning of healing. Gain insights into developing your intuition and understanding the messages your body is sending. To connect with Jessica and explore the world of G88dvibrations, visit www.g88dvibrations.com or reach out via email at g88dvibrations@gmail.com. Follow G88dvibrations on social media: Instagram (@g88dvibrations), YouTube (   / jbyrdtwo  , Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/g88dvibrations), and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/G88dvibrations/). Are you ready to embark on a journey of healing and self-discovery? Listen Now! 

Conscious Recovery is a fantastic, refreshing, and ground breaking look at the nature of addiction, its root causes, and ways to treat it. Conscious Recovery comes from the concept that we are all whole, perfect beings who are unharmable and that addiction is merely a way of trying to protect ourselves the best way we knew how given the tools we had. The world has TJ Woodward to thank for bringing these beautiful concepts to light. On this episode, I chat with TJ and his amazing collaborator, Dr. Jessica Byrd-Olmstead, with whom he teamed up with to write the Conscious Recovery Workbook for Teens. Dr. Jessica is an expert in addiction recovery and has worked extensively with clients across the life span including teens and their families. Both her and TJ are extremely knowledgeable and passionate about offering guidance and support to others on the path to personal acceptance and healing. As a group, the 3 of us can agree that one of our favorite words is freedom and that freedom is the essence of recovery. As 3 recovered addicts, we have a vibrant and exciting conversation around the experience of addiction, the path of healing, and the value in learning to know your true value and inherent worth no matter where life has taken you. TJ Woodward is a revolutionary recovery expert, bestselling author, inspirational speaker, and addiction treatment specialist who has helped countless people through his simple, yet powerful teachings. He is the creator of The Conscious Recovery Method, which is a groundbreaking and effective approach to viewing and treating addiction.TJ is a featured thought-leader on wholehearted.org along with Brené Brown, Marianne Williamson, Dr. Gabor Maté, and Mark Lundholm. He was given the honor of being ordained as an Agape minister by Dr. Michael Beckwith, and was also the founding minister of Agape Bay Area in Oakland, which was the first satellite community of The Agape International Spiritual Center in LA. Dr. Jessica Byrd-Olmstead is a licensed psychologist and entrepreneur dedicated to helping others transform their lives.  She has held multiple leadership positions in the behavioral health industry and is a trusted advisors in mental health technology space. Dr. Byrd has launched innovative programs for world-renowned technology and healthcare companies and is the CEO and Co-founder of AirBear, Inc. a startup focused on wellness in the travel experience. She also has a private practice in Silicon Valley providing psychotherapy, consultation, and training. Dr. Byrd is the co-author of the Conscious Recovery Workbook for Teens. You can find out more about TJ and Jessica and their work here!www.tjwoodward.comhttps://www.instagram.com/tjwoodward_ www.drbyrdolmstead.com https://www.instagram.com/drbyrdolmstead/?hl=en

It’s Black History Month (don’t tell Steve). While he may not be a fan of our very short month of Black history reflection, we can all agree that every month is a good month to highlight Black people leading the charge towards a better future for all of us. In this episode, we chat with Jessica Byrd—one of those dynamic Black leaders—about the “political renaissance” she’s witnessing in this country. One of the most important political strategists in the country, she’s the founder of the political consulting firm, Three Point Strategies, and was one of the co-founders of the Electoral Justice Project of the Black Lives Matter movement. She was just named to Time magazine’s Time100 Next list. As we make our way into this new era in America, we will need the energy, insight, and drive of the next generation of leaders. We think that Jessica Byrd is among the most promising of that generation, and we hope you get to know her a bit better in our podcast. References: Jessica Byrd - @JessicaLBYRD, Founding Partner, Three Point Strategies https://threepointstrategies.org Time // Alicia Garza - Time100 Next - Jessica Byrd https://time.com/collection/time100-next-2021/5937626/jessica-byrd National Black Political Convention or the Gary Convention (1972)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Black_Political_Convention Black National Convention (2020)https://m4bl.org/black-national-convention The Movement for Black Lives https://blacknovember.org Electoral Justice Project - @m4blEJP https://twitter.com/m4blejp Black Futures: An Ode to Freedom Summer https://vimeo.com/507147022

Alicia Garza is joined this week by the Founder and Chief Doer of the Three Point squad, Jessica Byrd, and by the Senior Vice President for MomsRising.org, Monifa Bandele. Garza, Byrd and Bandele discuss the BREATHE Act, a visionary bill that divests our taxpayer dollars from brutal and discriminatory policing and invests in a new vision of public safety. Plus, Garza’s weekly round-up of all that is awful and excellent, known as “Lady Don’t Take No”.Learn about the BREATHE Act at https://breatheact.org/Join The Movement For Black Lives at https://m4bl.org/Jessica Byrd on TwitterMonifa Bandele on TwitterLady Don't Take No on Twitter, Instagram & Facebook.Alicia Garza on Twitter, Instagram & Facebook. This pod is supported by the Black Futures LabProduction by Phil SurkisTheme music: "Lady Don't Tek No" by LatyrxAlicia Garza founded the Black Futures Lab to make Black communities powerful in politics. She is the co-creator of #BlackLivesMatter and the Black Lives Matter Global Network, an international organizing project to end state violence and oppression against Black people. Garza serves as the Strategy & Partnerships Director for the National Domestic Workers Alliance. She is the co-founder of Supermajority, a new home for women’s activism. She shares her thoughts on the women transforming power in Marie Claire magazine every month. Her forthcoming book, The Purpose of Power: How We Come Together When We Fall Apart (Penguin Random House) will be published in October 2020, and she warns you -- hashtags don’t start movements. People do. 

As people look to sustain the movement for racial justice, they are turning to the ballot box. Hundreds of Black candidates are running in local races, state races, and Congressional races all across the country in 2020. After weeks of protest, will we see a wave of Black candidates elected as an answer to those calls for change? Host Trymaine Lee speaks with two women who are trying to bring racial justice to the electoral system. Political strategist Jessica Byrd felt called into the movement while watching the Ferguson uprisings, and Sybrina Fulton’s journey through activism to politics began when her son Trayvon Martin was shot and killed by police in 2012. For a transcript, please visit https://www.msnbc.com/intoamerica.Further Reading & Viewing:Jamaal Bowman interview on MSNBCDr. Cameron Webb interview on MSNBCKentucky Senate Democratic primary between McGrath and Booker to decide who challenges McConnell too close to call

Dr. Jessica Byrd shares insights and tips on managing stress for the busy entrepreneur. She explores what causes entrepreneurial stress and suggest new ways to think of and manage stress as we grow our businesses and manage our lives.   Dr. Byrd is a licensed psychologist who practices in multiple locations across Silicon Valley. Dr. Byrd manages a private practice and assist clients with a wide range of clinical concerns.  Additionally, Dr. Byrd is a technology startup advisor for an integrated behavioral health platform. She has lobbied at state and federal levels for improved psychological services for the community. Dr. Byrd has been a featured guest with host TJ Woodward on Unity Online Radio and is currently writing a book inspired by her own journey of recovery to empower others on their path. Connect with Dr. Bryd-olmstead at: www.drbyrdolmstead.com Facebook/Instagram/Twitter @drbyrdolmstead  

Jessica Byrd is a political strategist focused on recruiting and electing people of color and working with people of color-centered and led organizations on strategic political programming and self-sustainability. She ran Stacey Abrams successful (though stolen) campaign for governor in Georgia, and is the founder of Three Point Strategies—a firm built for and by badass people of color that supports folks in the movement and those who run for office. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We are thrilled to be bringing you this necessary reflection and invitation from Jessica Byrd in conversation with Caitlin Breedlove for our next episode. Jessica Byrd is the Founder and Chief Doer of the Three Point squad. She founded Three Point Strategies in 2015 to provide a home for electoral strategy that centers racial justice and is transformational rather than transactional. Jessica has worked on campaigns in 43 states and you can find her at the side of the most exciting races to elect Black women in the country, training hundreds of leaders, and building tools to serve the Movement. referenced in this episode: The Movement for Black Lives Electoral Justice Project Action St. Louis and the work & leadership of Kayla Reed  Stacey Abrams intro music by Abhimanyu Janamanchi. production by Nora Rasman.

Is there one checklist to use to determine candidate viability? Who are the decision makers in this process? Candidate viability changes, ebbs and flows, depending on a myriad of factors from popularity to money. Joy brings her guests political strategists Rebecca Katz and Jessica Byrd to the front of the class to discuss the ever changing criteria of the abstract phenomena of candidate viability. Rebecca Katz (@RebeccaKKatz) is a progressive communications consultant and founder of New Deal Strategies created to help lift up the voices of women, people of color, the working class, and the LGBTQ community. Jessica Byrd (@JessicaLBYRD) is the former chief of staff to Stacey Abrams campaign for governor and the founder of Three Points Strategies created to work at the intersection of electoral politics and social justice with candidates and organizations across the country seeking electoral power for transformative change. Reading List Learn more about candidate viability and how you can evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of candidates with this reading list. How to Judge a Candidate - League of Women Voters Just What Makes A Presidential Candidate Viable? - Independent Voter Network Re-engineering politicians: How activist groups choose our candidates—long before we vote - Brookings Institute The Psychology of Electability - New Yorker Electability: What Is It? Who Defines It? - WGBH What Does It Mean To Be Electable? - Dictionary.com

On this episode, Anoa opens with a reflection on the recent Youth Town halls on CNN and some highlights of the candidates responses. She next shifts to a conversation with Jessica Byrd founder of Three Point Strategies ahead of the She The People 2020 Presidential forum in Houston, TX. Jessica digs in on issues of electoral justice and accountability as well as what does it mean to build intentionally with movement. One of many conversations to come across this cycle. Make sure to check out and support local candidates running for office this year in 2019! Lisa Calderon - Denver, CO Mayor Regina Williams-Preston - South Bend, IN Mayor Tami Sawyer - Memphis, TN Mayor Articles about Mayor Pete mentioned in intro: Buttigieg's Police Issues Go Beyond Secret Tapes 'I ain't ever seen the dude' – residents of South Bend's poor neighborhoods say Democratic presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg left them behind

Would you like to return to a greater sense of your wholeness and perfection? Are you ready to break any addictions in your life—even your addiction to old ideas and beliefs? Would you like to discover tools and practices to assist you in living a more on-purpose and joy-filled life? Please join TJ Woodward and special guest Dr. Jessica Byrd-Olmstead to explore these topics and more!

After you decide to run, next comes the grassroots strategy! We get the inside scoop from amazing people who have worked behind the scenes on local, state, and national campaigns. We talk to campaign strategists including Jessica Byrd (who worked on Stacey Abrams’ campaign!), Kelsey Shannon, Keyva Clark, and Matt Merriman-Preston (Our first interview with a MAN is on this episode!) who have some helpful tips for getting your campaign started right!

Join the Brown sisters for a conversation with Three Point Strategies' Jessica Byrd and Kayla Reed. We cover basically everything we need to know about engaging in the electoral process, especially this corrupt age, with our eyes on freedom. CHECK OUT THESE LINKS! https://www.threepointstrategies.org/ https://vote.gov/ https://wholeads.us/ https://ejp.m4bl.org/ https://blacknovember.org Music by Tunde Olaniran and Mother Cyborg - www.patreon.com/Endoftheworldshow https://www.endoftheworldshow.org/ @endoftheworldPC --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/how-to-survive-the-end-of-the-world/message

Promoting Confident, Heroic,  Inspiring, Courageous moms. (CHICmomorg.com)  Jessica Byrd, mother of two found her passion as a career mom by starting an organization to interact with young mothers to provide them with the tools, necessities, and environment to better raise their children. Jessica firmly believes in not only engaging our children with a positive social environment, but also providing a network of positive enforcement for young parents - which in result will promote a better society. CHICmom Org's sole purpose is to implement - Confident, Heroic, Inspiring, Courageous mothers.  When Jessica became a new mommy she was bombarded with tons of decisions to make, as most moms; should I work, should I do daycare, should I breastfeed, the list goes on. Despite having a very strong support group in her family, she noticed that amongst her peers, motherhood was like a secret society. A society of mothers who appeared to have it all figured out, but the reality was we all need help, and more importantly we all need each other. Jessica noticed that mothers lacked a sense of community and she wanted to solve that problem. What started as a post on Facebook, asking mothers to join her "moms club" has now grown to over sixty mothers in a member oriented organization named CHICmom.   As a career mom, Jessica has always given her personal and career growth just as much attention as she's given being a mommy and wife.  Her previous roles in event management, project management, and public relations has allowed her to rise in the ranks in her career path. Starting as a public relations consultant in Atlanta, GA, and returning to her hometown to then land a positive at The Michigan Chronicle, she’s never given up on her strong aspirations in following her career path in marketing and communications with the desire to start a mentoring coaching business for college students. Currently Jessica utilizes her communications, event management, and marketing expertise to serve as the Community Relations Specialist for UnitedHealthcare Community Plan.  Jessica has a niche for community engagement, with a personal goal to living a life on purpose and assisting everyone around her to do the same.  As a mother of a three and four-year old, life can be very demanding, but she admits to finding strength in CHICmom and strongly believes it was her God-given purpose. Additionally, she knows first hand that being a mother doesn't stop you from growing, in fact you discover a new sense of self discovery.     

Ever wonder what the hell is wrong with our English cousins? Always apologizing, eating copious amounts of meat and pastry products, their bizarre slang and, of course, their love affair with tea. Guest host Lavinia Jury educates us Americans about British culture and graces our ears with her lovely London accent. You've got to admit, she does sound fancy. Special thanks to musical guest Jessica Byrd with her song, Light Up the Night! To hear more from the fabulous Jessica, go to jessicabyrd.com! Intro/Outtro theme by Ethan Gustavson.

Jessica Byrd is a singer/songwriter born and raised in Long Beach, California. With influences like Sara Bareilles, The Civil Wars, Phil Wickham, and Colbie Caillat, her original music has developed into a pop sound with occasional country undertones. She released her debut EP "California Kid” in 2013, and the January 2014 issue of Music Connection Magazine said, "Byrd's buoyant original tunes, like 'California Kid' are the audio equivalent of sunshine, and she has the kind of appealing vocal tonality (including sweet harmonic blends) to carry it home." In 2016, her YouTube cover of MercyMe’s “I Can Only Imagine” won her first place in 95.9 radio's Starfish competition. She then performed on the main stage at The Irvine Meadows Amphitheater for the Christian music festival Fishfest in June of 2016. Currently, she is managing and singing for the corporate jazz band Martini Five-0, leading worship, teaching music, and working on the release of her next single.

Jessica Byrd is a singer/songwriter born and raised in Long Beach, California. With influences like Sara Bareilles, The Civil Wars, Phil Wickham, and Colbie Caillat, her original music has developed into a pop sound with occasional country undertones. She released her debut EP "California Kid” in 2013, and the January 2014 issue of Music Connection Magazine said, "Byrd's buoyant original tunes, like 'California Kid' are the audio equivalent of sunshine, and she has the kind of appealing vocal tonality (including sweet harmonic blends) to carry it home." In 2016, her YouTube cover of MercyMe’s “I Can Only Imagine” won her first place in 95.9 radio's Starfish competition. She then performed on the main stage at The Irvine Meadows Amphitheater for the Christian music festival Fishfest in June of 2016. Currently, she is managing and singing for the corporate jazz band Martini Five-0, leading worship, teaching music, and working on the release of her next single.

This week, Kamau and Hari cope with possible nuclear threat, learn how Jessica Byrd helps underrepresented communities engage in the political process, and “bravely” release the interview with Jake Tapper. How has the Trump administration affected Tapper’s reporting style? Why hasn’t Byrd given up all hope on the Democratic party? ALL OF THIS IS ANSWERED HERE. Find Jessica Byrd on Twitter at @JessicaLBYRD and at http://threepointstrategies.orgFollow Jake Tapper on Twitter at @jaketapper and on CNN as host of 'The Lead’ (4pm ET) and ‘State of the Union’ (9am and 12pm ET)For updates about us, follow Politically Re-Active on Facebook and Twitter (@PoliticReActive) and send us your comments using the #politicallyreactive. Thanks! Check out Hari’s tour dates and albums at Harikondabolu.com and for all Kamau’s projects check out wkamaubell.com.

Washington Post reporter Wesley Lowery talks about reporting on police killings while black, and political consultant Jessica Byrd speaks about how Michael Brown’s death drove her to try to change the world. Ana’s fellow MTV News correspondent, Jamil Smith, fills in this week.

Hillary Clinton faced a storm of criticism about her health this week, but how much of this is due to sexism? And Donald Trump continues to push the limits of what he can say, but are people even noticing? Julio Ricardo Varela leads a conversation with Daniella Leger, Senior Vice President for Communications and Strategy at the Center for American Progress, and Jessica Byrd, founder of Three Point Strategies, a consulting firm focused on electing people of color. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.