Podcast appearances and mentions of jessica elliott

Jessica Elliott, Executive Director of the Southampton African American Museum, joins Heart of The East End Gianna Volpe on WLIW-FM to talk about her love of history and her new role at SAAM.Listen to the playlist on Apple Music

Are your kids interested in TV, film or theatre? Have you thought about getting them a manager? Would you know where to start?Jessica Elliott founder of Jessica Elliott Management (@j_e_management) joins Nina (@missninamalone) and Dope Black Mum Kyla (@kylafryeofficial) to talk about her experience of being an award winning talent agent for children and young people and tips for anyone whose child is seeking management too.To join The Dope Black Mums safe space, check out our website for more information www.dopeblackmums.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Joyfully Raising Grands is a podcast for grandparents raising grandchildren with a focus on community, resource, and love. We hope to shine a light on the positive actions we can take every day to become our best selves, serve our grandchildren well and find joy every day. You can always find out what we are up to at lauraleighllc.com, on Instagram @lauraleighllc or Facebook at lauraleigh In this episode, we are pleased to introduce Jessica Elliott. Jessica is an RN who has always had a passion for health & wellness and helping people. She is also a certified as Health Coach & Life Coach and also a Hypnotherapist, and while she has many areas she enjoys, she primarily works with women struggling with confidence, self-love and happiness, to raise their happiness baseline so they have greater joy and success in all areas of life. She is joining us from Northern California, has twin daughters and enjoys walking, hiking and reading, and is currently spending time training her 11-week old puppy. Jessica has graciously provided a free Self-Love affirmations which you can find here: https://landing.mailerlite.com/webforms/landing/n4h5c9 Women's Group Coaching Program (8 week) which begins in November: Sassy Application - Pure Sky Wellness And here is the link for the JOURNAL on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09JBHDQHJ?ref_=pe_3052080_397514860 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joyfullyraisinggrands/support

Today's episode is an exciting interview with health and life coach Jessica Elliott of Pure Sky Wellness Coaching! Jessica shares her story of going from a place of low confidence in herself and her abilities to gaining confidence through taking action and showing herself what she can accomplish! Her story proves that you have to just start, do it messy, and throw perfectionism out the window. You can only learn and get better through ACTION! Visit Jessica's website to see how you can work with her! Follow her on Instagram! Follow me on Instagram! Follow me on Facebook! Join the Rockstar Confidence Facebook group! Download my Affirmations Workbook: The Science Behind How They Work, and Best Practices for Success Visit my blog! Stay organized and reach your goals with a PUSH Journal! Use the code Kerri10

THIS WEEK: Upon Further Review - The Year 2000! Audy continues his new series by reviewing three films from that year. He brings on two guest co-hosts Warren James, and his producer Jessica Elliott, to walk through memory lane and review Almost Famous, Cast Away and Unbreakable. First, all three review the Cameron Crowe directed and written, coming of age drama, Almost Famous starring Billy Crudup, Kate Hudson and Frances McDormand. All three hosts thought that the movie was overrated, even though there was a benign sweetness tied to the characters. The movie ultimately did not age any better to due lack of strong character arcs. Second, is Cast Away, starring Tom Hanks, and Wilson the Volleyball. Directed by Robert Zemeckis, Cast Away was a popular film back in the day that all three admitted they entirely didn't get or didn't even want to get originally. Upon further review Audy loved it, Jessica really liked it and Warren came away really appreciating the film regardless of the heavy handed and ambiguous ending. Lastly, Unbreakable by M. Night Shyamalan starring Bruce Willis and Samuel L. Jackson. Audy couldn't stand this movie, and really wanted more. He further admitted that it had some potential but was very hallow in its concept. Jessica didn't think much of the film watching it again, but praised Bruce Willis' performance. Warren, unapologetically loved this film and after rewatching it still loves it and feels it's one of the best superhero movies ever, and definitely his favorite Shyamalan film.    UPON FURTHER REVIEW Film Ratings    Almost Famous  2.0 out of 4 and "Hell No" (Audy) 2.0 out of 4 and "Hell No" (Jessica) 2.0 out of 4 and "Hell No" (Warren)   Cast Away  3.5 out of 4 and "Hell Yeah" (Audy) 3.0 out of 4 and "Hell Yeah" (Jessica) 3.0 out of 4 and "Hell Yeah" (Warren)   Unbreakable  2.0 out of 4 and "Hell No" (Audy) 2.0 out of 4 and "Hell No" (Jessica) 3.5 out of 4 and "Hell Yeah" (Warren)   Remember to listen, subscribe, rate, review and follow on social media and iTunes, Soundcloud or Stitcher. Audy Christianos  Twitter: @cinesamurairiff Instagram: @cinemasamurai  www.cinemasamurai.net

On today's episode of the History Fangirl Podcast, we talk with a woman on a quest to visit every country on the planet, Jessica Elliott of How Dare She. And this week, Jessica and I talk about Chernobyl, a word that signifies a place, a devastating catastrophe, and a cultural moment that has resonated long after the explosion of the nuclear power plant there. We talk about the early days of Chernobyl, the small city of Pripyat, and of course the infamous meltdown. Jessica has a journalists' ear for both truth-telling and storytelling, and I think you're really going to find this week's episode fascinating. The Town of Pripyat Much like the way mining towns popped up in America to house workers who went down into the mines Pripyat was essentially built to house the people who worked on the Chernobyl power plant. Kiev was 90 miles from the plant, but Pripyat was only two, and both the town and the plant were constructed in 1970. As Jessica and I discuss, the town was full of optimism as families moved there for the economic opportunity surrounding this new technology of nuclear power. Of course, in hindsight, it's a place that was filled with optimism but suffered greatly in the end, but it was very much a boomtown, a rare thing in the Soviet Union of the time. The Invisible Enemy When the plant melted down, there still tragically still wasn't a good understanding of what that meant. As Jessica tells me, people talked of the threat of the meltdown as an “invisible enemy.” In other words the radiation wasn't something like an enemy army or airplane coming at the townspeople, which led to a lot of people ignoring the first warnings and evacuation orders. But as Jessica tells me on this week's episode, the catastrophe was the result of bad design, bad safety measures and bad operations. She tells us how poor handling of a test led to a power surge, which then led to steam literally blowing the lid off of a reactor at about 1:30am. That caused a fire, and that fire then burns for 10 days. And that was one of the most tragic aspects of the meltdown: The effort to put out the fire led to pouring water on the facility, which caused more damage, and led to a lot of distraction: The fire seemed to be the problem, rather than the radiation. Preventing a second explosion Once authorities grasped the seriousness of the situation, the focus became stopping a second explosion. And as Jessica tells me, the reason they needed to stop that second explosion was because it would render essentially all of Europe uninhabitable. And another explosion wasn't hypothetical there was literal magma sliding toward water they had thrown on the fire from the first event, and if the magma touched the water, the steam would build up and cause the second boom. So they sent in 10,000 miners to dig, but it was so hot in there the miners wore no protective gear. It had become both a localized disaster and an international one, as high levels of radiation suddenly begins to be noticed in Sweden and other Nordic countries. But it was 10 days until any international help was allowed to come into Ukraine. Chernobyl as a tourism destination One of the strangest things about Chernobyl is that it's now a tourism destination. You have to get approved to go there, but it is a place to visit, and is opened up specifically for visitors. As Jessica told me, it was opened for tourists in 2011, though after some bureaucratic wrestling it was shut down again until 2013. But why do people go there? As Jessica says, there's been a rise in “dark tourism,” where people visit to see where some of the most tragic moments in history happened. But it's also a “wild” place, as Jessica says, where you see not only decaying buildings, but how nature has taken it over. This is a really fascinating conversation about one of the most unique travel destinations in the heart of one of the late 20th century's great tragedies. Outline of This Episode [4:31] What is Chernobyl? [6:47] Pripyat [16:08] The Great Famines [20:59] Immediate aftermath [27:16] Evacuation [38:21] The obscuring of the data [50:27] Chernobyl Tourism [58:49] Travel tips Resources Mentioned How Dare She Chernobyl Disaster Visiting Chernobyl 30 Years after the Disaster Chernobyl Tours: 10 Things to Know Before You Tour Pripyat and Chernobyl Chernobyl Today: 30 Pictures that Show What Life is like at Chernobyl Now The History of Kiev: Beauty through Tumult   Connect With Stephanie stephanie@historyfangirl.com https://historyfangirl.com Support Stephanie on Patreon Featuring the song “Places Unseen” by Lee Rosevere.

EPISODE 25 RECAP: This week trailers, trailers and more trailers! Audy and Elvin discuss the new official trailer of Marvel/Disney's The Black Panther movie. Both guys are so hyped from what they have seen and agree that February can't get here fast enough. Audy doesn't know if The Black Panther will be any good, but it just feels right and passes the eye test - which is good enough for him. Elvin is just stunned that Disney went H.A.M. and dropped two of the best trailers back to back and dropped the hammer on the industry. Next, your hosts are joined by special guest Warren James, and the show's producer, Jessica Elliott, to break down Star Wars Episode 8: The Last Jedi. First the panel goes over their initial impressions and gives a minute by minute rundown of each interesting moment in the entire trailer. Then Audy does an exit survey in which he asks everyone questions like "Best Moment in the Trailer" and "Kylo vs Leia, who ya got?" And finally the panel does a roundtable of predictions of the plot, will the Last Jedi be better than Force Awakens etc. Remember to Listen, subscribe, rate, review and follow our guys on social media and Itunes, Soundcloud or Stitcher.    Audy Christianos  Twitter: @cinesamurairiff  IG: cinemasamurai  website: www.cinemasamurai.net Elvin Jones Twitter: @imthenerdfather  Instagram: @darkphenix305  www.thenerdfather.com

This Week: Academy Awards nominations are LIT!!! The fellas are joined this week by guest co-host none other then the show's producer, Jessica Elliott aka Peety Draws, to talk about the Academy Award nominations. First Audy and Elvin review Kenneth Longeran's Best Picture Nominee Manchester By The Sea. Audy felt it was just "fine" like a slice of cheese pizza, saggy in its own misery, while Elvin thought its dry humor missed the mark. Next, the fellas try to decipher Ben Affleck's stepping down as director from Warner Brother's stand alone movie The Batman. Afterwards, Jessica comes on with the hosts to determine what all the La La Land hype is about, if it's overrated or really is good as it looks. Lastly, all three hosts breakdown the top six Academy Award categories (Best Actor/Actress, Best Supporting Actor/Actress, Best Director and Best Picture) and break down each by "Who should win, Who they want to win, and Who will the academy choose."    Film Ratings    Manchester by the Sea - 2 Stars "Hell No" Don't go see it  La La Land - 2.5 "Hell No" Don't go see it     Remember to Listen, subscribe, rate, review and follow our guys on social media.  Special guest: Jessica Elliott Twitter: @peetydraws Instagram: @peetydraws www.peetydraws.etsy.com   You can follow your hosts: Audy Christianos  Twitter: @cinesamurairiff Instagram: @cinemasamurai  www.cinemasamurai.net Elvin Jones Twitter: @imthenerdfather  Instagram: @darkphenix305  www.thenerdfather.com