Podcast appearances and mentions of jessica hughes

Why is it so hard to write a novel about Jesus that reveres His deity while honestly reckoning with His humanity? Dr. Jay Miller & Dr. Jessica Hughes unpack some of the problems authors have faced while trying to portray Jesus through literature.Dr. Jay David Miller teaches English at George Fox University and serves as an associate editor for the journal Quaker Religious Thought.Dr. Jessica Ann Hughes teaches classes like Faith and Story, which asks how stories (and especially the Biblical story) might redeem the past and shape the future.Check out her book, Jesus in the Victorian Novel: Reimagining Christ.If you enjoy listening to the George Fox Talks podcast and would like to watch, too, check out our channel on YouTube! We also have a web page that features all of our podcasts, a sign-up for our weekly email update, and publications from the George Fox University community.

Pour ce nouvel épisode de parcours de femmes, nous vous proposons de découvrir le portrait d'une championne de karaté : Jessica Hugues. Elle vient de publier un livre qui retrace son parcours hors du commun qui s'intitule "Combattante pour la vie aux éditions Mareuil". C'est dans le karaté que Jessica trouve son épanouissement malgré son handicap visuel. Voici le parcours d'une combattante pour la vie. 

Jessica Hughes joined Tishman Speyer in 2018 and is currently responsible for the company's operations in the Boston region including acquisitions, dispositions, asset management, and development. She joined Tishman Speyer from JLL, where she was a Managing Director in the Boston Capital Markets group and a member of JLL's International Capital Group. Previously, she was a Senior Vice President at Beacon Capital Partners, responsible for acquisitions and dispositions in major U.S. markets, as well as establishing Beacon's offshore offices in London and Paris. Jessica has a BA in History from Dartmouth College, where she captained the women's golf team. Having served as President of NAIOP Massachusetts in 2022, she currently serves as Board Chair for the organization. Jess also serves as a board member at the Boston Center for the Arts and is an active participant in many regional charitable endeavors.Our conversation with Jess begins in her hometown of Lowell, Mass where she had early exposure to the economic development activities and related real estate development which were pushing the city forward. Excelling as a student and as a golfer, Jess shares with us the circumstances around a serendipitous corporate recruiting visit which introduced her to an executive involved in the historic Grand Central Terminal redevelopment project. Jess secured a job with LaSalle Partners in New York working on the final ‘punch list' of Grand Central- an iconic project at the time that inspires her (and us) to this day.From there Jess shifted into an analyst role on the capital markets/ investment sales side of the business, a crash course which gave her the toolkit for a career as a ‘deal person'. Moving back to Boston, we discuss Jess' time with Colliers and Trammell Crow before being recruited to join Beacon Capital Partners, kicking off a transformative chapter in her career which brought Jess to London and other international markets, and finally back home and back to the brokerage side for a productive stint at JLL. The bulk of our discussion is appropriately centered Jess' move to Tishman Speyer, where she has done a tremendous job in building the firm's Boston regional platform with a number of the market's most exciting projects.We had a blast catching up with Jess and learned a lot about her path. While every path in this business is unique, Jessica's journey in CRE has been fascinating and we are excited to see what the next decade holds for Jess and Tishman Speyer.Tom Greeleytom.greeley@nmrk.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/thomasgreeley/Mike Greeleymichael.greeley@nmrk.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelgreeley1/

Welcome to the  Behind the Art Inspiration Podcast. In these special edition episodes of “Creative Lifebook” interviews, I'll meet with co-authors of the book and discuss their creative life hacks. We will also touch on how the book has become a springboard for magic. In this episode, I'm connecting with artist Gabriela Ortiz, the author of chapter 6 - Embark on a Hobby- Seeking-Journey I'm your host Caroline Karp filming from my Clearwater, Florida studio. Let's get to it. The Creative Lifebook is full of Reflections On The Art Of Living A Fully Expressed Life and is written by Jessica Hughes with 65 thought leaders, wellness experts, artists and creatives. The forward is written by Dr. Joe Vitale. @luxemediastudios @drjoevitale #motivation #inspiration #luxury #drjoevitale Ending Thank you so much for watching and listening as I share my love of fun, connection, collaboration and ART. It would be great if you subscribe!  Being a facilitator of conversation, I pose an open-ended question to each artist in true Caroline style. “Send me a one-sentence blurb about you and what you do as an artist.” Then the conversation just flows from there. Where to find Gabriele Website https://www.gabrielaortizart.com/ Insta https://www.instagram.com/gabyorzuart/ Here's a variety of ways to engage with me on social media - If you'd like to watch this episode click here and see it on my YouTube channel. Caroline's Art Gallery Caroline's Facebook Page Caroline's Instagram Page Caroline's LinkedIn Page Caroline's Twitter Page

Welcome to the Behind the Art Inspiration Podcast. In these special edition episodes of “Creative Lifebook” interviews, I'll meet with co-authors of the book and discuss their creative life hacks. We will also touch on how the book has become a springboard for magic. In this episode, I'm connecting with creative Candice Jean, the author of chapter 14 - Self Expression is Freedom. The Creative Lifebook is full of Reflections On The Art Of Living A Fully Expressed Life and is written by Jessica Hughes with 65 thought leaders, wellness experts, artists and creatives. The forward is written by Dr. Joe Vitale. @luxemediastudios @drjoevitale #motivation #inspiration #luxury #drjoevitale I'm your host Caroline Karp filming from my Clearwater, Florida studio. Let's get to it. Ending Thank you so much for watching and listening as I share my love of fun, connection, collaboration and ART. It would be great if you subscribe! Being a facilitator of conversation, I pose an open-ended question to each artist in true Caroline style. “Send me a one-sentence blurb about you and what you do as an artist.” Then the conversation just flows from there. Find Candice https://candicejeanart.com/ Candice's Insta Here's a variety of ways to engage with me on social media - If you'd like to watch this episode click here and see it on my YouTube channel. Caroline's Art Gallery Caroline's Facebook Page Caroline's Instagram Page Caroline's LinkedIn Page Caroline's Twitter Page

Welcome to the Behind the Art Inspiration Podcast. In these special edition episodes of “Creative Lifebook” interviews, I'll meet with co-authors of the book and discuss their creative life hacks. We will also touch on how the book has become a springboard for magic. In this episode, I'm connecting with artist Wendy Meg Siegel, the author of chapter 8 - Charting a New Path “In 2016 I was ready for a major change in my art and created a process for myself to release the old and invite a new way of working. This is what I shared for my hack.” I'm your host Caroline Karp filming from my Clearwater, Florida studio. Let's get to it. The Creative Lifebook is full of Reflections On The Art Of Living A Fully Expressed Life and is written by Jessica Hughes with 65 thought leaders, wellness experts, artists and creatives. The forward is written by Dr. Joe Vitale. @luxemediastudios @drjoevitale #motivation #inspiration #luxury #drjoevitale Ending Thank you so much for watching and listening as I share my love of fun, connection, collaboration and ART. It would be great if you subscribe! Being a facilitator of conversation, I pose an open-ended question to each artist in true Caroline style. “Send me a one-sentence blurb about you and what you do as an artist.” Then the conversation just flows from there. Where to find Wendy Website https://www.wendymegsiegel.com/ https://www.instagram.com/wendyartsstudio/ Here's a variety of ways to engage with me on social media - If you'd like to watch this episode click here and see it on my YouTube channel. Caroline's Art Gallery Caroline's Facebook Page Caroline's Instagram Page Caroline's LinkedIn Page Caroline's Twitter Page

In this week's episode, we sit down with the incredible Anne Almeida, co-author of the Creative Lifebook, who started her career in computer science before transitioning into a full-time healer, coach, and artist. After going through a difficult abusive relationship and divorce, Anne found solace in fluid art and worked with her subconscious mind to become a healer and coach, helping others through her beautiful creations. She reminds us that our biggest struggles can lead to our brightest moments and that healing is about harnessing something bigger than ourselves to make a positive impact in the world.

This week, we talk about our contributions to The Creative LifeBook: Reflections On The Art Of Living A Fully Expressed Life. A compilation book by Jessica Hughes with 65 total authors. This book is an absolute gold mine of valuable ideas from a wide variety of creativity experts. And, it includes a variety of links to author content, including special promotions, tutorials that were designed to accompany the written content or an author's professional website. Listen to the twists and turns as we discuss the importance of art in our lives, go on a few interesting tangents, and even a few funny bloopers near the end. Check out Lynn's "Just Play" tutorial: https://clb.lynnmazzoleni.com/ Check out Dawn's Print Giveaway: https://dawnbovaprints.com/ -- Art Infused Life is a weekly podcast available on most Thursdays. Join our FREE Facebook Art Infused Life community https://www.facebook.com/groups/artinfusedlife -- Please leave us a review!  We'd love to hear your thoughts. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/artinfusedlife/message

After having a baby, you have to learn to live with your new body. I hate to break it to you, but it simply will never go back to the exact way it was before. Don't think this is all bad news, though! You just have to learn to love and care for your new postpartum self! You can still lose weight, be fit, and have energy again. However, you birthed an actual human, and your body needs to be cared for with a little more grace. In this episode, I have a conversation with my good friend Jessica Hughes. Jess has been a personal trainer for nearly a decade, is an influencer coach, and is the blogger behind Happily Hughes. She shares a few tips on how to start caring for your body again after giving birth, and we truly hope you finish listening to this feeling encouraged and that you have some tangible takeaways to work with! Leave a comment on the Healthy with Heather Brown Instagram about what postpartum practices you will or already have introduced into your life! In this episode, we discuss: What it looks like for mamas to not feel guilty when they work out. How you can't pour from an empty cup – no matter how hard you try! That your body is forever in postpartum after you've had a baby. Where to start if you've never exercised before. Having a mind-body connection and why you should be stomach vacuuming. Taking micro steps and finding balance in your life. Resources from this Episode: Jessica Hughes Website Jessica Hughes Instagram Built Bar affiliate link: Promo Code HeatherB15  HWHB Episode 1 PPD Nicole Monroe IG Whitney Simmons IG www.mylifewellloved.com/ebook - Use Code: PODCAST for 15% off! Please Leave a Rating and Review: We'd appreciate you subscribing to this podcast and leaving an Apple Podcasts review. Reviews help others discover and learn what Healthy with Heather Brown is all about. It only takes a second and helps us out a lot! Don't forget to follow HWHB on Instagram for behind-the-scenes content! *** Episode Credits If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Emerald City Productions. They helped me grow and produce the podcast you are listening to right now. Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com.  

This week we chat with Jessica Hughes. Jess is an amazing artist and artist coach specializing in helping artists gain momentum with increased media visibility. She shares her story briefly with us, but in further detail in several other places, including a book chapter in "She Did It and So Can You!" Her story is an inspiring reminder that we all can choose a better life instead of being a victim of circumstance. Having overcome some dark moments, Jess is on a mission to bring light out of everyone she meets. In her own words, "I believe our unique creative energy has the ability to transform the lives of people around us. Creating art is where I put all the emotions I can't articulate with words. People connect to that and it elevates the energy in the spaces where it hangs." Currently, Jess offers business strategy lessons and coaching through the High Vibe BadA$$ Art Tribe and her new mastermind program called Illuminate. Look her up for more details. Follow Jessica: Her website: https://www.jesshughesfineart.com/ On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jessicahughesfineart/ On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jessicadavishughes -- Art Infused Life is a weekly podcast available on most Thursdays. Join our FREE Facebook Art Infused Life community https://www.facebook.com/groups/artinfusedlife -- Please leave us a review! We'd love to hear your thoughts. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/artinfusedlife/message

B+T with Jessica Hughes, Registered Professional Counsellor and Coach. Listen to the first episode with Jessica about loss, grief and mourning (Episode 24: Supporting yourself and others through grief and loss). We're here for you! So please leave a review in the comments with topics that would be helpful to you and that you're interested in (see free giveaway info below!). Jessica is a Registered Professional Counsellor and a Holistic Health & Wellness Coach who specializes in Life Transitions, Personal & Spiritual Growth, Grief & Loss, and Healthy lifestyle practices that enable us to live life fully. Websites: jessicahughes.ca or helathsuccesswithjess.com Follow on IG: @healthsuccesswithjess Follow on Facebook: @healthsuccesswithjess Fill your cup episode with Barbara to remind you to take care of yourself first. JOIN OUR MEMBERSHIP: https://www.calmparent.net/thriving-family-podcast-membership Join us LIVE on IG Thursdays at 11:30am PT: https://www.instagram.com/thrivingfamilypodcast/?hl=en Check out our site and blog: https://www.calmparent.net/ Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/thrivingfamilypodcast/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiqp1YF3rI909vsKko0G0zw LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/65412085/ CONTEST DETAILS! If you subscribe & leave a review of this podcast, you'll be entered to win a NOW Tone Therapy System by Solu (valued at $179 USD). No purchase or payment is necessary to enter, see the Terms and Conditions page of our site for more about the contest. NOW Tone Therapy System by Solu exclusive discount for our community: https://www.calmparent.net/now-tone-therapy-system-by-solu-yoga-for-your-mind. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/calm-parent/message

An diesem Wochenende feiern wir 13 Jahre Podcast-Radio detektor.fm. Deshalb ist in unserem Hauspodcast diesmal alles ein wenig anders. Jessica Hughes spricht mit Christian Bollert und Gregor Schenk über 13 Jahre detektor.fm. [00:00:00] Intro [00:01:21] Zurück zum Thema - 13 Jahre detektor.fm [00:14:49] Das Gespräch von Jessie Hughes und Christian Bollert [00:22:30] detektor.fm das Podcastradio? [00:25:30] Wie ist detektor.fm an und mit Podcasts gewachsen? [00:26:55] Thema Wachstum in Krisenzeiten [00:29:04] Wie groß das detektor.fm-Universum ist am 13. Geburtstag [00:30:10] Wie ostdeutsch detektor.fm ist [00:32:17] Besondere detektor.fm Momente [00:36:16] Christian's Highlight-Podcasts [00:37:36] Was den Antritt-Podcast ausmacht [00:41:54] Worauf sich Christian in der Zukunft freut [00:43:06] detektor.fm in 10 Jahren [00:44:51] Verabschiedung >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/digital/destilliert-dezember-2022-13-jahre-detektor-fm

An diesem Wochenende feiern wir 13 Jahre Podcast-Radio detektor.fm. Deshalb ist in unserem Hauspodcast diesmal alles ein wenig anders. Jessica Hughes spricht mit Christian Bollert und Gregor Schenk über 13 Jahre detektor.fm. [00:00:00] Intro [00:01:21] Zurück zum Thema - 13 Jahre detektor.fm [00:14:49] Das Gespräch von Jessie Hughes und Christian Bollert [00:22:30] detektor.fm das Podcastradio? [00:25:30] Wie ist detektor.fm an und mit Podcasts gewachsen? [00:26:55] Thema Wachstum in Krisenzeiten [00:29:04] Wie groß das detektor.fm-Universum ist am 13. Geburtstag [00:30:10] Wie ostdeutsch detektor.fm ist [00:32:17] Besondere detektor.fm Momente [00:36:16] Christian's Highlight-Podcasts [00:37:36] Was den Antritt-Podcast ausmacht [00:41:54] Worauf sich Christian in der Zukunft freut [00:43:06] detektor.fm in 10 Jahren [00:44:51] Verabschiedung >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/digital/destilliert-dezember-2022-13-jahre-detektor-fm

An diesem Wochenende feiern wir 13 Jahre Podcast-Radio detektor.fm. Deshalb ist in unserem Hauspodcast diesmal alles ein wenig anders. Jessica Hughes spricht mit Christian Bollert und Gregor Schenk über 13 Jahre detektor.fm. [00:00:00] Intro [00:01:21] Zurück zum Thema - 13 Jahre detektor.fm [00:14:49] Das Gespräch von Jessie Hughes und Christian Bollert [00:22:30] detektor.fm das Podcastradio? [00:25:30] Wie ist detektor.fm an und mit Podcasts gewachsen? [00:26:55] Thema Wachstum in Krisenzeiten [00:29:04] Wie groß das detektor.fm-Universum ist am 13. Geburtstag [00:30:10] Wie ostdeutsch detektor.fm ist [00:32:17] Besondere detektor.fm Momente [00:36:16] Christian's Highlight-Podcasts [00:37:36] Was den Antritt-Podcast ausmacht [00:41:54] Worauf sich Christian in der Zukunft freut [00:43:06] detektor.fm in 10 Jahren [00:44:51] Verabschiedung >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/digital/destilliert-dezember-2022-13-jahre-detektor-fm

Dr. Jessica Hughes gives a compelling example of what it's like to really read the Bible as a work of literature, following details and paying attention to people's actions and reactions in the text--and how they responded to God. Have we forgotten what it is to be moved by the accounts in Scripture? Listen with fresh ears to the story of Abraham & Isaac along with hundreds of college students in this specially recorded live lecture.Jessica teaches literature at George Fox University and specializes in the Victorian period.If you enjoy listening to the George Fox Talks podcast and would like to watch, too, check out our channel on YouTube! We also have a web page that features all of our podcasts, a sign-up for our weekly email update, and publications from the George Fox University community.

B+T talk about loss, grief and mourning with Jessica Hughes, Registered Professional Counsellor and Coach. These are sensitive topics we all come across whether it's a lost friendship, job loss, death of a loved one, or divorce. Jessica explains the differences between grief and mourning, and how to honor yourself and support loved ones going through all the feels. Barbara shares a personal story and talks about her healing during this episode from listening to what Jessica has to say. Don't miss the takeaways and contest at the end of this episode! Jessica Hughes is a Registered Professional Counsellor and a Holistic Health & Wellness Coach who specializes in Life Transitions, Personal & Spiritual Growth, Grief & Loss, and Healthy lifestyle practices that enable us to live life fully. Jessica believes that lasting changes and transformation happens when we work on the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual dimensions of life. She cares deeply about this work and is committed to supporting and teaching others a better way to sustainable health, and self love that resonates from the inside out. She works to inspire others to live, love and nourish body, mind, heart and soul. Websites: jessicahughes.ca or helathsuccesswithjess.com Follow on IG: @healthsuccesswithjess Follow on Facebook: @healthsuccesswithjess JOIN OUR MEMBERSHIP: https://www.calmparent.net/thriving-family-podcast-membership Check out our site and blog: https://www.calmparent.net/ Connect with us on IG: https://www.instagram.com/thrivingfamilypodcast/?hl=en Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/thrivingfamilypodcast/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiqp1YF3rI909vsKko0G0zw LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/65412085/ CONTEST DETAILS! If you subscribe & leave a review of this podcast, you'll be entered to win a NOW Tone Therapy System by Solu (valued at $179 USD). No purchase or payment is necessary to enter, see the Terms and Conditions page of our site for more about the contest. NOW Tone Therapy System by Solu exclusive discount for our community: https://www.calmparent.net/now-tone-therapy-system-by-solu-yoga-for-your-mind. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/calm-parent/message

Jessica Hughes is an award-winning artist, author, art business coach and single mom of 7. As CEO of Jess Hughes Media & Fine Art, she leads multiple arms of the brand to promote her own paintings and to offer online courses and programs to artists looking to grow authentic, heart-centered and thriving businesses. Jess also co-authored the International Best-seller called She Did It and So Can You, which chronicles her steps and strategies to rapid success. Jess has overcome the dark days of addiction and trauma, to courageously change everything, embrace joy, and never look back. Her purpose is clear: to uplift and empower others in everything she creates. Her writing, painting, speaking, and coaching is a living example that incredible joy and success can exist on the other side of adversity. Show notes for all of these episodes can be found on my website at https://suzanneredmond.com/my-podcast/list-of-artists/

Mit Jessica Hughes ist diesmal unsere neue Musikredakteurin in unserem Hauspodcast zu Gast. Seit Dezember unterstützt sie unser Team in der Musikredaktion. Christian Bollert spricht mit Jessica auch über diverse Podcast-Tipps für den Februar 2022 innerhalb und außerhalb des detektor.fm-Universums. [00:01:02] Vorstellung von Musikredakteurin Jessica Hughes [00:01:55] Was ist eine Radio-Rotation? [00:10:54] Wie wird man Musikredakteurin? [00:14:58] Monopol Podcast: 90 Jahre Gerhard Richter [00:16:55] Natalie Grams über Detox-Produkte [00:18:09] Zombie-Kakerlaken bei Spektrum der Wissenschaft [00:20:03] Wieso sind beim Eishockey Schlägereien geduldet? [00:22:31] Verkehrsminister aus Baden-Württemberg im „Antritt“ [00:23:55] Februar-Tipps von Jessi und Christian [00:32:29] Verabschiedung >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/musik/destilliert-februar-2022-musikredakteurin-jessica-hughes-gerhard-richter-und-podcast-tipps

Mit Jessica Hughes ist diesmal unsere neue Musikredakteurin in unserem Hauspodcast zu Gast. Seit Dezember unterstützt sie unser Team in der Musikredaktion. Christian Bollert spricht mit Jessica auch über diverse Podcast-Tipps für den Februar 2022 innerhalb und außerhalb des detektor.fm-Universums. [00:01:02] Vorstellung von Musikredakteurin Jessica Hughes [00:01:55] Was ist eine Radio-Rotation? [00:10:54] Wie wird man Musikredakteurin? [00:14:58] Monopol Podcast: 90 Jahre Gerhard Richter [00:16:55] Natalie Grams über Detox-Produkte [00:18:09] Zombie-Kakerlaken bei Spektrum der Wissenschaft [00:20:03] Wieso sind beim Eishockey Schlägereien geduldet? [00:22:31] Verkehrsminister aus Baden-Württemberg im „Antritt“ [00:23:55] Februar-Tipps von Jessi und Christian [00:32:29] Verabschiedung >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/musik/destilliert-februar-2022-musikredakteurin-jessica-hughes-gerhard-richter-und-podcast-tipps

Mit Jessica Hughes ist diesmal unsere neue Musikredakteurin in unserem Hauspodcast zu Gast. Seit Dezember unterstützt sie unser Team in der Musikredaktion. Christian Bollert spricht mit Jessica auch über diverse Podcast-Tipps für den Februar 2022 innerhalb und außerhalb des detektor.fm-Universums. [00:01:02] Vorstellung von Musikredakteurin Jessica Hughes [00:01:55] Was ist eine Radio-Rotation? [00:10:54] Wie wird man Musikredakteurin? [00:14:58] Monopol Podcast: 90 Jahre Gerhard Richter [00:16:55] Natalie Grams über Detox-Produkte [00:18:09] Zombie-Kakerlaken bei Spektrum der Wissenschaft [00:20:03] Wieso sind beim Eishockey Schlägereien geduldet? [00:22:31] Verkehrsminister aus Baden-Württemberg im „Antritt“ [00:23:55] Februar-Tipps von Jessi und Christian [00:32:29] Verabschiedung >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/musik/destilliert-februar-2022-musikredakteurin-jessica-hughes-gerhard-richter-und-podcast-tipps

In this episode with award winning artist Jessica Hughes, we discuss the rollercoaster of life, and how she overcame trauma, addictions, an eating disorder and an unhealthy marriage all while pretending life was perfect. Until she realized it wasn't, and she hit rock bottom. As a Division Rower with hopes of making it to the Olympics, everything changed. And Jess will share her story of how, as the Mom of 7, she began to live the life she wanted by ignoring the stigmas, getting help, and using art to heal herself and help others. Living a radically honest life, Jess uses art as a tool for wellness and as a creative expression to continue to heal instead of using the numbing effects of drugs and alcohol.

In this episode with award winning artist Jessica Hughes, we discuss the rollercoaster of life, and how she overcame trauma, addictions, an eating disorder and an unhealthy marriage all while pretending life was perfect. Until she realized it wasn't, and she hit rock bottom. As a Division Rower with hopes of making it to the Olympics, everything changed. And Jess will share her story of how, as the Mom of 7, she began to live the life she wanted by ignoring the stigmas, getting help, and using art to heal herself and help others. Living a radically honest life, Jess uses art as a tool for wellness and as a creative expression to continue to heal instead of using the numbing effects of drugs and alcohol.

In this episode with award winning artist Jessica Hughes, we discuss the rollercoaster of life, and how she overcame trauma, addictions, an eating disorder and an unhealthy marriage all while pretending life was perfect. Until she realized it wasn't, and she hit rock bottom. As a Division Rower with hopes of making it to the Olympics, everything changed. And Jess will share her story of how, as the Mom of 7, she began to live the life she wanted by ignoring the stigmas, getting help, and using art to heal herself and help others. Living a radically honest life, Jess uses art as a tool for wellness and as a creative expression to continue to heal instead of using the numbing effects of drugs and alcohol.

Imagine making your first Beta offer and generating $73,000. That's exactly what I'll be dissecting today on the podcast with our Sell From Stage Academy® student Jessica Hughes. Jessica started our program with no offer and no audience. She followed the Sell From Stage Formula to a T, and this led to her making almost 6-Figures the first time she launched! In this episode, I asked the hard questions around how she created such a successful offer (especially for the fact that this was her first one!) Let this story inspire you and motivate you to create the dreams you've always wanted! And, want some even BETTER NEWS? We are currently in open enrollment for Sell From Stage Academy® (This only happens a few days per year) This is the exact system Jessica used to have such success so fast. After listening to Jessica's story, if you are ready to also make thousands of dollars every time you present, then make sure to register before it closes on Oct 14th at 11:59 PM Pacific. REGISTER NOW BELOW:http://sellfromstageacademy.com/ For all the show notes and links:https://www.expertedgepodcast.com/blog/episode84 

How to improve efficiency at work? It's about managing your time and focusing on your numbers and metrics, says agency owner Jessica Hughes. Hear insights about: Why Jessica decided to run an agency, and how early childhood experiences pushed Jessica and her husband Randall to consider specializing in food and beverage How Jessica and Randall's passion has led to running their businesses differently and taught them how to improve efficiency at work How focusing on their business allowed Jessica and Randall to have a “light at the end of the tunnel” through the pandemic Why budgeting projects and understanding the financials behind them is a crucial part of Jessica's work Why focusing on developing a strong understanding of your metrics and numbers is crucial for growing your agency How Jessica and Randall's open efforts to manage their finances inspires their team to be budget conscious too How Jessica structures her week to ensure that she's managing everything, including setting meetings during her “business development Mondays” How appearing on Good Morning America created a huge amount of work for Jessica's spice business, and how her family pulled together to get through the challenge How to Improve Efficiency at Work Efficiency isn't just about getting more done. Being efficient with your time can save you from headaches and blind spots in your agency. Being efficient with your finances allows you to stretch them further and can make your agency more profitable. In this week's episode of the Progressive Agency podcast, Jessica Hughes, Managing Director of food and beverage-focused content agency Viscul, shares how to improve efficiency at work by dividing up your time into focused “buckets”, by managing your expenses and tracking your metrics, and by instilling these values into your team. How to Improve Efficiency at Work — Time Efficiency As Jessica explained during our conversation, her life was already hectic as a wife and mom, through her work at Viscul, and running her family's other business, Calicutts Spice Co. And that was before the pandemic shook everything up. With so many plates spinning in the air, Jessica hsa found it crucially important that she divides up her work week into “buckets” of time. For example, Jessica said that Mondays are designated as her business development days. Carving up time to devote to every important aspect of the business is vital, and Jessica even tries to schedule meetings during appropriate time buckets. This way, she's dedicating a portion of her time to all of the things that need her attention, without letting anything critical slip through the cracks. Statistically speaking, women live an average of 6-8 years longer than men do. However, they typically retire with only ⅔ of the money men retire with. That's precisely why Katie says it's crucial for women to begin planning for their retirement with intentionality and clear goals in mind. However, as Katie explained during the podcast episode, many women consider their finances to be extremely private information. In fact, Katie said that many women are more comfortable talking about their sexual health than their financial health. This stigma can be harmful, because “you don't know what you don't know”. You could be making serious financial mistakes without being aware of it. That's why working with an experienced professional is so crucial. How to Improve Efficiency at Work — Money Efficiency One of the other key pieces of advice Jessica shared during our conversation is how important it is for agency owners to truly take the time to understand their financial situation, expenses and other metrics. When you know how much you're spending on a project and you also know how much you'll profit from the project, you can better manage the spread. It makes no sense to produce a widget for ten dollars and then sell it for eight dollars, for example. The more detailed and granular your view of your important metrics, the better decisions you can make for your agency. To learn more about Viscul and Jessica Hughes, please visit their website at https://visculcreative.com/. And, as always, please visit me at https://craigcodyandcompany.com/podcast/ for more informative, money-saving podcast episodes like this one. How to Connect with Jessica Hughes: Website: https://visculcreative.com/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/jessicarhughes/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/viscul/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/visculcreative Twitter: @viscul Additional Resources: FREE COVID Loan Grant Calculator Download Website: www.craigcodyandcompany.com Twitter: @CraigC2742 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/craigcodycpa About Jessica Hughes: Jessica Hughes is the Managing Director of Viscul, an award-winning creative content agency specializing in food and beverage as their bread and butter, located in the rural town of Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. The Viscul team, including Randall, her husband and the agency's Creative Director, serves retailers, growers and manufacturers up and down the east coast. In her spare time, she keeps things spicy with their other growing business – Calicutts Spice Co. Jessica has been named among Central Pennsylvania's 40 under 40 and Women of Influence.

Jessica and I discuss how she overcame her addiction and how she uses her art to help others overcome their challenges. We discuss the challenges she has had to overcome since becoming clean and sober and how she inspires others to do the same.

Jessica Hughes is the Founder & CEO of Jessica Hughes Fine Art. She is an abstract artist who creates high vibe paintings to re-energize homes and spark joy. She has deeply followed the feminine path by going fully into her darkness and allowing it all! This single mother of 7 helps high-achieving women unblock creativity to embrace their genius zone to create more wealth. Join us as we discuss: The darkness as a springboard for our feminine creativity The high cost of not being true to ourselves on the inside Being trapped in perfectionism and people pleasing Sensitivity and vulnerability as our SuperPower Allowing emotions Embracing authenticity Choosing to lean in and discover our gifts Accessing giggles, play, and silliness Allowing your inner creativity to emerge intuitively Clearing out the garbage inside and allowing Download my Guide: 'Stop Overanalyzing: 5 Hot Secrets to Get Out of Your Head and Get What You Want': https://cailin.online/ Check out my Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/cailinmcduff/ Learn more about what "the feminine" is here at my website: www.cailinmcduff.com Jessica's Website: https://www.jessicahughesfineart.com Jessica's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jessicahughesfineart Jessica's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jessicahughesfineart Jessica's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessicahughesfineart/

I've a firm believer that art heals us. So I'm excited to have my friend Jessica Hughes joining us today to discuss her journey to healing as a visual artist! Jessica Hughes, abstract painter, international best-selling author, and creativity expert uses her triple decade experience as an entrepreneur, mom of 7, and the story of her life to fuel people up with hope, blast through creative blocks, and set others on a journey of empowerment and authenticity. Learn more at https://www.jessicahughesfineart.com

**Please Note: This episode/interview contains portions of content that discuss traumas dealing with abuse, addiction and suicidal thoughts and could be triggering.** Jessica Hughes is a mom of 7 and an incredibly talented artist who had a decades-long career that has taken her from textile designer, to illustrator, art educator, entrepreneur, to her existing endeavor as a professional abstract artist. But of all she is a survivor. A survivor of sexual abuse, substance abuse, multiple forms of addiction including one I just learned from her called “white collar addiction”, and an eating disorder almost all while being a mom to 7 children. From the outside, Jessica was the perfect wife, perfect mom living in an upscale suburban neighborhood with the perfect house. But internally, she was suffering so deeply in many ways. If anyone saw the Meghan Markle interview, it parallels how no matter how put together or perfect someone looks from the outside, you never know what is happening behind closed doors so have compassion and empathy for everyone. It also showcased a very important point that it is so important to not only ask for help but also get the help you need. I am so honored to be able to share her raw and powerful story with you all and hope that her way of using art as an outlet for helping herself and others heal inspires you to look at art as a powerful medium that can bring joy, growth, and self discovery. Follow Jessica at Website: http://www.jessicahughesfineart.com Instagram: @jessicahughesfineart ----- Come join me in my sandbox of life and in this podcast to explore, play and discover something new every single week. Subscribe and tune in weekly because I know you've yelled "Mommy's on a Call" at least once in the last week!!! For show notes, visit www.MommysonaCall.com Stephanie's Website IG: @MommysonaCall & @StephanieUchima

Welcome back to the OCR Coven podcast! I had a long chat with Jessica Hughes-Skallos, also known as @OCR_Jessica on Instagram. Jessica is an inspiring mom, fitness trainer, and ninja/OCR athlete.  She has a passion for helping new moms to get motivated, start a fitness journey and run OCR.  Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE!  MERCH! https://theocrreport.threadless.com/ For more Podcasts, articles and Race Photos, go to TheOCRReport.com I'd love to hear any feedback you have, email me at OCRCoven@gmail.com You can follow the podcast @OCRCoven or me @scarlet_mudwolf_TM on Instagram.  Here is the new OCR Coven Facebook group if you want to continue the conversations had on the podcast. https://www.facebook.com/groups/326146361871247 Support the show on Patreon and get some really awesome extra episodes, shout outs and even GIFTS.    Reason To Fly by MAITTRE | https://www.youtube.com/c/maittreofficial Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US

Welcome to the Fork & Lens podcast! Take a listen to find out what is in store as Managing Director, Jessica Hughes, and Creative Director, Randall Hughes, introduce themselves and their vision for the podcast.

Sex Education, Stranger Things, Atypical, The End Of The F***ing World, Dark, How To Sell Drugs Online (Fast), Dear White People, Daybreak, I'm Not Okay With This, Wir sind die Welle, Please Like Me und 13 Reasons Why sind nur die prominentesten Beispiele von aktuell erfolgreichen Serien, die adoleszente Charaktere ins Zentrum stellen. Und ihnen Aufgaben vor die Füße legen, die es in sich haben: Sie müssen die Welt retten, uns aufklären, identitätspolitische Kämpfe austragen und ganz allgemein die ziemlich versalzene Suppe auslöffeln, die ihre Elterngeneration ihnen aufgetischt hat. Aber warum sind Kinder und Jugendliche gerade jetzt das Serienmaterial der Wahl? Was sagt ihre Präsenz über uns und unser Konsumverhalten aus? Über diese und weitere Fragen diskutieren Julia Lorenz, Kristoffer Cornils, Julian Dörr, Dennis Pohl und Jessica Hughes in der achten Ausgabe des SPEX-Podcast. Außerdem in dieser Ausgabe: Unsere Kolumnistin Ebow beschreibt, wie es sich für sie anfühlte, dass sich nach dem rassistischen Terror von Hanau Hörer_innen für „die Hymne ‚K4L‘“ bei ihr bedankten. Jazz-Großhoffnung Moses Boyd liefert die Gedanken zur Zeit.

Auf Grimes fünftem Album „Miss Anthropocene" treffen nicht nur EDM-Breitseiten auf Oasis-Gedächtnis-Gitarren, sondern auch posthumanistische Tech-Fanatsien auf akzeleristisches Gedankengut. Ist das noch Kunst? Oder schon gefährlich? Fakt ist: Wir müssen über Grimes reden. Im Podcast-Studio haben das die SPEX-Redakteur_innen Dennis Pohl, Jessica Hughes und Kristoffer Cornils getan. Und dabei eine Künstlerin unter die Lupe genommen, die in vielerlei Hinsicht symptomatisch für unsere Zeit ist – und natürlich die Musik dahinter. Außerdem hört Ihr in dieser Folge eine neue Ausgabe der Kolumne „Word Cunt“ von Mithu Sanyal, die neokoloniales Gedankengut ausgerechnet dort enttarnt, wo man es nicht erwartet: beim Naturschutz und einer aktuellen Werbekampagne des WWF.

Schon klar, einen einzigen Monat im Jahr als Black History Month auszurufen, ist ganz schön absurd. Vor allem deshalb, weil Schwarze Geschichte und Lebensrealitäten auch in Deutschland das ganze Jahr über ein wichtiges Thema sein sollten. Um eben diese Aufmerksamkeit zu schaffen, hat der afroamerikanische Historiker Carter G. Woodson den Black History Month 1926 in den USA ins Leben gerufen. Heute, beinahe 100 Jahre später, ist er wichtiger denn je. Schwarze Geschichte und Perspektiven werden nach wie vor verdrängt und marginalisiert. Die Aufarbeitung der deutschen Kolonialgeschichte ist kaum mehr als eine Randnotiz in den Schulbüchern. Dabei ist es längst überfällig, dass die weiße Mehrheitsgesellschaft ihre eigenen Positionen hinterfragt, ihre eigenen Rollen in den bis heute fortwirkenden kolonialen Unterdrückungsstrukturen. SPEX-Redakteur_innen Neneh Sowe, Jessica Hughes und Julian Dörr haben sich mit Nadja Ofuatey-Alazard, Filmemacherin, Journalistin und Geschäftsführerin vom Verein EOTO in Berlin, und Okhiogbe Omonblanks Omonhinmin, Gründer von The Art Concept, im Podcast-Studio getroffen, um über Schwarzes Wissen, weiße Vorurteile und den langen Prozess der Dekolonialisierung zu sprechen. Ihr hört in dieser Podcast-Folge außerdem eine neue Ausgabe der Kolumne „Gegenwartsfunde" von Klaus Walter und eine Literaturempfehlung der Autorin Maren Kames.

Hand auf’s Herz: Was genau passiert gerade in Kurdistan? Was ist das überhaupt? Wo verlaufen die Konfliktlinien? Und inwiefern findet dieser auch in Deutschland statt, wo die größte kurdische Community außerhalb der Türkei lebt? Wir haben nachgefragt bei zwei Personen, die mehr wissen als wir. Weil das Grundrauschen des für sie so nahen und doch so fernen Konflikts immer Teil ihres Lebens war. Cemile Sahin und Leyla Yenirce (Rosaceae, Natascha P., One Mother) sind in der fünften Folge zu Gast und im Gespräch mit Dennis Pohl und Jessica Hughes. Beide arbeiten als Künstlerinnen mit den unterschiedlichsten Medien, machen keinen Unterschied zwischen bildender, darstellender, akustischer Kunst oder Lyrik. Doch so unterschiedlich ihre Arbeit auch sein mag, die beiden Künstlerinnen zielen mit ihr auf ähnliche Themenkomplexe. Es geht ihnen um Fragen von Identität und Wahrheit. Außerdem in dieser Podcast-Folge: „Gedanken zur Zeit" von Musiker Dan Bejar, besser bekannt als Destroyer, sowie eine neue Ausgabe der Kolumne „Planet Kanak" mit und von Rapperin Ebow. Die erklärt darin, was es bedeutet, als Kind migrantischer Eltern zu "hustlen" und warum sie keinen Bock mehr hat auf Panikattacken.

Diesmal laden SPEX-Redakteurinnen Anna Fastabend und Jessica Hughes zu gepanschtem Späti-Grauburgunder, Kräuterschnaps und Bier ins Podcast-Studio, um mit der Lyrikerin und Performancekünstlerin Lisa Jeschke darüber zu sprechen, wie beschissen sich das Leben als Frau im Spätkapitalismus manchmal anfühlt. Anlass ist Jeschkes aktueller Gedichtband Die Anthologie der Gedichte betrunkener Frauen, der zunächst auf Englisch und mittlerweile auch auf Deutsch (Hochroth Verlag) erschienen ist. Jeschke lebte einige Jahre in Großbritannien und hat deshalb einen guten Einblick in die unterschiedlichen Lyrikszenen dies- und jenseits des Kanals. In Zeiten des Brexit zeichnet sie ein erschreckend dystopisches Bild von Europa, das in ihren Augen für Frauen, queere Menschen, People of Color und Geflüchtete zunehmend zum lebensfeindlichen Ort wird. Neben Lyrik lernt Ihr in dieser Podcast-Ausgabe aber auch walisische Redewendungen von Cate Le Bon und Mithu Sanyal klärt in ihrer Kolumne "Word Cunt" über die Probleme eines SOGISchutzG auf – ein Gesetzesentwurf zum Schutz geschlechtlicher Identität.

Zehn Alben für zehn Jahre: In der dritten Ausgabe unseres Podcast liefert die Redaktion einen griffigen und radikal entschlackten musikalischen Rückblick aufs Jahrzehnt. Jedem Jahr wird ein Album zugeordnet. SPEX-Redakteur_innen Anna Fastabend, Julian Dörr, Kristoffer Cornils, Dennis Pohl und Jessica Hughes diskutieren über: 2010: Jannelle Monaé "The Arch Android" 2011: Drake "Take Care" 2012: Frank Ocean "Channel Orange" 2013: Daft Punk "Random Access Memory" 2014: Fatima al-Qadiri "Asiatisch" 2015: Holly Herndon "Platform" 2016: Beyoncé "Lemonade" 2017: Kendrick Lamar "DAMN" 2018: Snail Mail "Lush" 2019: Matmos "Plastic Anniversary" Außerdem macht sich Bernadette La Hengst auf den Weg zur Klimakonferenz nach Madrid und Klaus Walter reflektiert in seiner Kolumne "Gegenwartsfunde" u.a. über Spotify-Bestenlisten.

In der zweiten Folge des SPEX-Podcasts besucht uns der britische Pop-Kritiker Simon Reynolds um über sein 1995 gemeinsam mit Joy Press veröffentlichtes Buch "The Sex Revolts: Rebellion, Rock & Gender" zu sprechen, das im Februar 2020 zum ersten Mal in deutscher Übersetzung veröffentlicht wird. SPEX-Redakteur_innen Jessica Hughes und Julian Dörr haben es sich mit Reynolds im Podcast-Studio bequem gemacht, um über die nachhaltige Relevanz seiner Thesen, die Rebellion von heute, Antifeminismus und Cancel Culture zu sprechen. Außerdem: Sudan Archives sinniert beim Mittagessen über Zukunftsutopien und Ebow stellt in ihrer neuen Kolumne „Planet Kanak" klar, warum sie die beliebte Zuschreibung "female rap" nie wieder hören mag.

Die erste Ausgabe des SPEX-Podcasts beschäftigt sich mit der britischen Musikerin FKA Twigs, die gerade ihr zweites Album „Magdalene" veröffentlicht hat. Bereits 2014 war Twigs auf dem Cover der gedruckten SPEX zu sehen, damals mit der Unterzeile „Musik zur Zeit". Stimmt das heute noch? Und überhaupt, was hat sich in den fünf Jahren seit ihrem Durchbruchsalbum „LP1“ verändert? Dennis Pohl, Kristoffer Cornils und Jessica Hughes diskutieren – über Sinn und Unsinn von sogenanntem Future-R'n'B, geschickte Selbstmythologisierung und protestantische Arbeitsethik. Außerdem: Mira Mann liefert die „Gedanken zur Zeit“ und Mithu Sanyal erklärt in ihrer Kolumne „Word Cunt", warum das nordische Modell in die Tonne gehört.

Welcome to Episode 15! This week I sip + chat with Jessica Hughes, owner of calligraphy & creative design studio, Letter Jess. She's a relatively new business owner, having been in the corporate world for the last 19 years. She shares her story of how she decided to pivot her life and create the business of her dreams! Be sure to listen in to get her fresh perspective of entrepreneurship, go-to apps and how she pushes through her comfort zone!

For our final week in Colossians, our pastor, Jason, was joined by Jessica Hughes for a conversation about the household code in chapter 3. What do you do with a text that calls for wives to submit to their husbands when we know that so many women are abused? What do you do with a text that calls for slaves to obey their masters? And how do these teachings relate to the big, hopeful idea of Colossians - that God has chosen to live God's life in flesh and blood?

Jessica planned to have a very normal and fit pregnancy. But when she got sick in the first trimester, her plans were derailed and after her son was born, she sank into a deep depression. She has pulled herself out and is balancing fitness and motherhood along with all other things.

Last year, our pastor, Jason Miller, sat down with Dr. Jessica Hughes, a member of our community, for a conversation about Advent. They discuss its historical development, theology, and practice.  

A programme about weaving, gender and storytelling, produced alongside "Weaving Women's Stories" - a series of events organised by Dr Emma Bridges and Dr Ellie Mackin Roberts for the 2018 Being Human Festival. Featuring Emma Bridges, Ursula Rothe, Mary Harlow, Ellie Mackin Roberts, Ben Ferris and Anna Fisk. Recorded and produced by Jessica Hughes.

A programme about Roman Memory. Featuring Maggie Popkin, Zena Kamash, Ernst Künzl, Sonia Muro Castillo, Emma-Jayne Graham, and Valerie Hope. Recorded and produced by Jessica Hughes.

Jessica Hughes and her husband, Micah, have three children, ages 11 to 18. When their kids were younger, they were homeschooling with a curriculum but they eventually found their way to unschooling. We talk about that journey, what you can do when you feel caught up in everyday “struggles,” supporting your husband’s journey, shifting away from […]

Sarah and Dimity talk up triathlon—the joys + the challenges—in this extra-long episode. The BAMRs are first joined by Jennifer Harrison, one of theTrain Like a Mother Club triathlon coaches with an illustrious personal tri career (even if she can’t remember whether she won her first swim-bike-run race or not!). Coach Jennifer highlights the beauty of swim-bike-run events, then reveals the ideal number of workouts for sprint and Olympic-distance races. The trio spends a long time talking about swimming and, yes, Coach Jenn addresses fear of sharks. She shares numerous wetsuit tips, as well as tells the #1 thing a novice triathlete should spend funds on. Dimity also shares money-saving gear advice. The next guest is Jessica Hughes, a mom of three who details how she progressed from her first tri in May 2017 to now training for a half-Ironman-distance race (1.2-mile swim; 56-mile bike; 13.1-mile run). Jessica is sure to allay any swimming concerns a wannabe-triathlete has, as she reveals a make-you-laugh anecdote involving a wetsuit and she recounts how she sidestroked most of her first tri! There’s a lot of talk of mindset from both guests. Nuun-drinking game? Chug every time someone mentions teens getting driver’s permits! In the intro, SBS shares news of her 92-year-old, recently widowed mother’s big decision, and the duo discuss the joy of dog parks. The first guest joins the conversation at 19:20. REMINDER: Phone number for leaving questions for new bi-weekly “call-in” show: 470-BADASS1(470-223-2771). We’re aiming for Another Mother Runner Answers to kick off on Tuesday, July 24! To save $30 on a purchase of AfterShokz Trekz Air or Trekz Titanium headphones, go to amr.aftershokz.com and use code AMR30 at checkout. Stay hydrated with Nuun Electrolytes: Visit nuunlife.com to receive 20% off your order when you use promo code AMRHYDRATE   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A programme about Roman Memory. Featuring David Tollerton, Karl Galinsky, Maggie Popkin and Peter Wiseman. Recorded and produced by Jessica Hughes.

A programme about Roman memory, featuring David Tollerton, Karl Galinsky, Maggie Popkin and Peter Wiseman. Recorded and produced by Jessica Hughes. Find out more on www.classicsconfidential.co.uk

Jason Miller and Jessica Hughes - A conversation between our pastor, Jason Miller, and a member of the SBCC family, Jessica Hughes, about the Advent themes and practices. 

A programme about Roman food. Featuring Zena Kamash, Steven Ellis, Salvatore Gabbiano, Mike Beer and Patricia Rodrigues de Souza. Recorded and produced by Jessica Hughes.

An audio documentary about Roman food, featuring Zena Kamash, Steven Ellis, Mike Beer, Salvatore Gabbiano and Patricia Rodrigues de Souza. Recorded and produced by Jessica Hughes. Find out more on www.classicsconfidential.co.uk

Episode 4 of Classics Confidential, recorded at the Classical Association conference 2017. Featuring the voices of Benjamin Howland, Sonya Nevin, Tony Keen, Joanna Komorowska, Tristan Taylor and Jessica Hughes. For more details, see the Classics Confidential website www.classicsconfidential.co.uk

A programme about East Africa and the Classical Tradition. Featuring Carla Bocchetti (IFRA Nairobi), Phiroze Vasunia (University College London), Daniel Orrells (King's College London), Sarah Longair (University of Lincoln) and Gordon Omenya (Pwani University). Produced by Jessica Hughes.

A programme about using Linked Open Data to study the ancient world.Featuring Valeria Vitale, Maxim Romanov, Kai-Christian Bruhn, Rob Sanderson. Produced by Elton Barker and Jessica Hughes.

Welcome to the second Classics Confidential audio programme! It's on the topic of 'Linked Data'. This episode features the voices of Valeria Vitale (King's College London) Maxim Romanov (University of Leipzig) Kai-Christian Bruhn (Institute for Spatial Information and Surveying Technology, Mainz) Rob Sanderson (The Getty Trust) ...as well as Elton Barker (who interviewed all the people listed above at the Linked Pasts conference in Madrid) and Jessica Hughes. The Recogito website, which we discuss at the start of the programme, can be accessed at http://recogito.pelagios.org/ The Pelagios Investigative team is Elton Barker, Leif Isaksen Rainer Simon, Valeria Vitale and Rebecca Kahn.

A programme about the Archaeology of the Senses. Featuring Eleanor Betts, Catherine Hoggarth, Ben Jacks, Ray Laurence and Jeff Veitch. Produced by Jessica Hughes.

EPISODE 312 WITH JESICA HUGES AKA JH POETRY (SPOKEN WORD ARTIST) AND JERRY ROYCE LIVE - WORLDWIDE.Blue Magic: ~A Prelude To Love~ Paperback – January 6, 2015 by Ms. Jessica Hughes (Author) Ms. Jessica Hughes better known as Jhpoetry in the cyber world has been writing for more than ten years. She was born and raised in the upper parts of South Carolina. As the only child to a single parent she became creative early in life. And this imaginative seed grew well into her adulthood where she fell in love with her muse. During this time span, Jessica has used the tool of poetry to express her voice. And in doing so she has been widely noted as a diverse poetess. However, Ms. Jessica’s new collection of poems “BLUE MAGIC “ ~ A Prelude To Love~ is a scope into the rebirth of her most intimate works. Her sensual intrigues, spiritual sway and romantic passages invite the reader into her own world of magic. This is where she draws you under her spell with potent words, vibrant metaphors that prepare a feast for those who wish to partake in the bliss of love. Still, there is more for the reader to be thrilled about. The “BLUE MAGIC” edition will continue to be penned in the spirit of romance in upcoming years by non-other than the Poetess herself. To purchase my books please go to Createspace,Lulu, and Amazonhttps://tsw.createspace.com/title/5197568http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/JH_Poetryhttp://www.amazon.com/Blue-Magic-~-Prelude-Love~/dp/069235980X/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1425231639&sr=1-1&keywords=Blue+Magic%2C+A+Prelude+to+love+in+books

EPISODE 312 WITH JESICA HUGES AKA JH POETRY (SPOKEN WORD ARTIST) AND JERRY ROYCE LIVE - WORLDWIDE.Blue Magic: ~A Prelude To Love~ Paperback – January 6, 2015 by Ms. Jessica Hughes (Author) Ms. Jessica Hughes better known as Jhpoetry in the cyber world has been writing for more than ten years. She was born and raised in the upper parts of South Carolina. As the only child to a single parent she became creative early in life. And this imaginative seed grew well into her adulthood where she fell in love with her muse. During this time span, Jessica has used the tool of poetry to express her voice. And in doing so she has been widely noted as a diverse poetess. However, Ms. Jessica’s new collection of poems “BLUE MAGIC “ ~ A Prelude To Love~ is a scope into the rebirth of her most intimate works. Her sensual intrigues, spiritual sway and romantic passages invite the reader into her own world of magic. This is where she draws you under her spell with potent words, vibrant metaphors that prepare a feast for those who wish to partake in the bliss of love. Still, there is more for the reader to be thrilled about. The “BLUE MAGIC” edition will continue to be penned in the spirit of romance in upcoming years by non-other than the Poetess herself. To purchase my books please go to Createspace,Lulu, and Amazonhttps://tsw.createspace.com/title/5197568http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/JH_Poetryhttp://www.amazon.com/Blue-Magic-~-Prelude-Love~/dp/069235980X/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1425231639&sr=1-1&keywords=Blue+Magic%2C+A+Prelude+to+love+in+books

Kinsella on Liberty Podcast, Episode 037. [Transcript.] I spoke last weekend at the "Liberty in the Pines" (facebook event) conference at Stephen F. Austin State University, in Nacogdoches, Texas. Sponsored by the Young Americans for Liberty chapter and the Charles Koch Foundation, this one-day event brought together liberty-lovers of all stripes from surrounding areas. My speech was "Locke's Big Mistake: How the Labor Theory of Property Ruined Political Theory."  Stefan Molyneux and Jeff Tucker appeared and delivered speeches as well (with Jeff's inspiring keynote resulting in a resounding standing ovation). Walter Block conducted an "Ask a Libertarian" Q&A session (remotely), and relative newcomer Jessica Hughes delivered a surprisingly radical and resounding speech on "The Constitution of Faux Authority." [Update: See Liberty in the Pines Roundup.] This podcast episode includes my speech and Q&A (about 54 minutes) plus the panel Q&A (about another 50 minutes). The panel Q&A touched on issues like peaceful parenting, spanking, and so on. Not to toot my own horn, but I know I have a lot of a/v material out there, so I do believe this speech of mine is one of the most important I've ever done. Update: See Stephen Decker's report on the event. Update: See also Hoppe on Property Rights in Physical Integrity vs Value, discussing International News Service v. Associated Press, 248 U.S. 215, 246 (1918), where the Supreme Court recognized a quasi-property right in the fruits of one's labor, what is sometimes called the “sweat of the brow” doctrine (a doctrine later rejected in the copyright context in Feist Publications, Inc. v. Rural Tel. Serv. Co., 499 U.S. 340 (1991). For some background on some of the issues I discussed, see: Hume on Intellectual Property and the Problematic “Labor” Metaphor Locke on IP; Mises, Rothbard, and Rand on Creation, Production, and "Rearranging" "Locke, Smith, Marx and the Labor Theory of Value," Mises Economics Blog (June 23, 2010) (archived comments) “What Libertarianism Is” “How We Come To Own Ourselves" "Montessori, Peace, and Libertarianism" John Bremer, “Education as Peace” Update: The YouTube at the bottom had inferior audio to the podcast version that I recorded using the iPhone in my pocket. The YouTube immediately below incorporates the superior audio track (thanks to Manuel Lora). Original YouTube, with inferior audio:

Jessica Hughes from The Open University examines the history of a Greek vase.

Jessica Hughes from The Open University examines the history of a Greek vase.

Open University classicist Jessica Hughes talks about the the Brading Villa mosaics and explores some of the issues raised in the video tracks.

Transcript -- Open University classicist Jessica Hughes talks about the the Brading Villa mosaics and explores some of the issues raised in the video tracks.