Podcast appearances and mentions of jessica miles

SummaryIn this episode of the Beautiful Bag podcast, host LeeAnne Hayden is joined by Kimberly Coleman and Jessica Miles to discuss their personal journeys as ostomates, their experiences with Hollister products, and the importance of skin health and advocacy in the ostomy community. They share insights on choosing the right products, the significance of skin care, and the need for support and education for those living with ostomies.TakeawaysKimberly is a stage two colorectal cancer survivor diagnosed at 47.Jessica has a genetic collagen disorder leading to her ostomy.Choosing the right ostomy products is crucial for comfort and care.Skin health is a major concern for ostomates.Hollister products have been beneficial for both Kimberly and Jessica.Advocacy and education are essential for ostomates.Different ostomy products serve different needs at different times.Support services like Secure Start can help ostomates navigate their care.Active lifestyles can be maintained with the right ostomy products.Community support is vital for those living with ostomies.

Send us a textIt's a honor to introduce you to Kristen! I met her through Jessica Miles podcast where they do a monthly Astro forecast. Her wisdom and approach to astrology moved me & I booked with her. I was blow away by my reading & couldn't wait to share her with you!Kristen works as an Astro-Divination Consultant.Her work employs several systems of the Hermetic arts, with a particular focus on traditional astrology, astrological/alchemical remediation, and magical philosophy. She is also adept in tools of divination- including the Tarot and the ancient occult I Ching.  In addition to her busy client practice, Kristen is a working creative, magician, and artist.Find her magically charged talismanic creations over at Stormroot Botanica.WebsiteInstagram Jessica Miles podcast 

Jason talked with Jessica Miles Kampchroer about having left Channel 5 and now along with her husband Cory getting into the car wash business.

The podcast episode features an interview with Jessica Miles, a photographer, registered nurse, and ostomy advocate who shares her journey with a connective tissue disorder and multiple surgeries that led to her having a colostomy. Jessica talks about her experiences with doctors and surgeries, her positive attitude despite her health challenges, and how she copes with her chronic illness through self-portrait photography and birth photography. She emphasizes the importance of taking breaks and setting boundaries, as well as the need for greater awareness and education around ostomies and chronic illnesses. Jessica's story serves as an inspiration for others facing similar challenges. Connect with LeeAnne on Instagram @leeannehayden and @ www.leeannehayden.com

What can you do if you quit your job during the pandemic only to find that the grass isn't always greener? Mick Doherty of Dahl Consulting joins Jessica Miles to talk about resignation regret and the work you should put in before deciding it's time to move onto something new.

Gregory Ulrich's trial for the Allina Clinic shooting in Buffalo began with opening statements and the first witnesses called on Monday. Attorney Mike Padden joins Jessica Miles to discuss the proceedings and why he believes this shouldn't be a difficult case to decide. Plus, Padden goes into some detail about the ongoing trial with Amber Heard and Johnny Depp.

Jessica Miles is back in the host chair with thoughts from the Buffalo, MN community she lives in as the trial of Gregory Ulrich began on Monday. Later, we talk about the reality of the political divide in America and Blois Olson joins to discuss what may happen next at the legislature as lawmakers left some items on the table at the end of the session.

WCCO political analyst Blois Olson joins Jessica Miles to talk about what didn't happen as the legislative session ended and what lawmakers from each side are hoping to see happen in the next days and weeks.

New research says the average American spends over $300 each month on impulse purchases. Are you one of them? Jessica Miles talks about that story and her own buying habits. We also speak with attorney Mike Padden about the beginning of the Gregory Ulrich trial and the ongoing trial with Johnny Depp and Amber Heard. Plus, we discuss a list of some of our favorite books for children.

State Tourism Director Lauren Bennett McGinty joins Jessica Miles at the top of the hour to preview the summer tourism season in Minnesota. We also speak with Dr. Sandra Japuntich about a new initiative from the American Cancer Society to get more women involved in cancer research. Plus, we discuss today's news of Pfizer pushing for their small doses of the COVID vaccine to be approved for children under 5.

Former KSTP-TV anchor/reporter Jessica Miles hosts today! She shares about what she's doing now that she left TV before a conversation with Joanna Gilkeson from Superior National Forest about the flooding happening up north. Later, Tom Hauser joins with talk about the possibility of a special session coming in St. Paul

KSTP-TV political reporter Tom Hauser joins Jessica Miles to talk about why legislators were unable to finish their business this session and what happens next.

Hour 2 begins with Pete Najarian joining Jessica Miles to talk about crypto, NFTs, how we may know if the US economy slips into a recession. We also chat with Russ Henry from Bee Safe Minneapolis about keeping our yards friendly for bees and other insects. Plus, Entrebank co-founder Melissa Johnston joins to discuss her challenges of climbing in the ladder in the world of banking that has always been dominated by men.

State Tourism Director Lauren Bennett McGinty joins Jessica Miles to talk about the outlook for our tourism industry this summer and how Minnesota is marketed as a tourism destination.

Russ Henry of Bee Safe Minneapolis joins Jessica Miles to talk about keeping our lawns pollinator-friendly and all of the weeds and other plants we can grow at home they we me not know are actually edible for humans.

Pete Najarian joins Jessica Miles to speak about the world of cryptocurrency, NFTs and other new forms of investing. Plus, Pete helps us try to figure out when we'll know if the US economy has hit a recession.

On this week's episode, we have Jessica Miles of The Abuse Prevention Task Force of Bevard County Florida to talk about Child Abuse Awareness Month! We also take a moment to look back at the career of legendary Running Back Frank Gore and his chances of making it into the pro Football Hall of Fame! Resources Available in Brevard County, Florida: 1-800-96-Abuse (22873) to report suspected abuse of a child 211 is a resource line and Domestic violence hotline as well as their website www.211brevard.org Suicide Hotline 1-800-273-8255 Mobile Response Team Crisis Counseling 24/7 Response (in person or over the phone) 321-213-0315 Myfloridamyfamily.com - resources in Brevard County Cribs for Kids Safe Sleep Class (free pack and play for those 7 months pregnant and above) 321-616-3049 Show us some love on social! Facebook: Niner Nuts | Facebook Twitter: @NinerNuts Patreon: Niner Nuts Email: 49ernuts@gmail.com

On Black Friday, ditch the guilt and secure your stocking stuffers with an episode that honors the environment and Indigenous peoples. As anyone knows, makeup is a deeply personal endeavor. How we see ourselves, matters. The story of where our makeup comes from should matter too. Big makeup companies try to engineer representation and empowerment, using glitzy television ads with trendy pop songs and social media campaigns with catchy slogans. But consumers know authenticity when they see it. Cheekbone Beauty is an Indigenous-owned and founded, digitally native, Canadian cosmetics company established in 2016 by Jennifer Harper. Cheekbone Beauty creates high quality, cruelty-free beauty products such as liquid lipsticks and complexion products including contour and highlight palettes. More importantly, Cheekbone Beauty helps Indigenous youth feel represented and seen in the beauty community. Jenn's story, however, is about so much more than makeup. I connected with Jenn's story on a personal level. I can relate to Jenn's struggle with her Native roots as well as coming to terms with the generational trauma caused by having a relative go through the Indian residential school system. How we see ourselves reflected in society matters. Growing up, all I wanted was someone like Jenn, who could relate to what I was feeling, could show me that it was OK to be myself, and could be a role model for success as a professional. Jenn's connection to her Native identity is the driving force behind her commitment to making a sustainable product in an industry that is notoriously unsustainable. — Jessica Miles

With special guests Jessica Miles & Tamaria Turner with Phenomenal Ladies V-Steam, and Stunner Radio's own, Shybella Rose, Radio Personality and Plus Size Model. Also featuring the Top Five Fails and Wins of the week.

Such a beautiful story of hope as shared by author and mother, Jessica Miles, on her son's journey through abuse, testifying at his father's trial, and onto the healing path. Please join us as we talk about: her children's book Monty's Day in Court: What to Expect When You Have to Testify in Court her … Continue reading Jessica Miles – Monty's Day in Court: What to Expect When You Have to Testify in Court; and the Support of BACA International →

If you were anywhere close to crunchy in high-school you had a pin on your backpack that proclaimed, "Be The Change You Want To See In The World." The world is a big place to change, but the point (if I may, Mr. Gandhi) was that you don't need to change the world, you need to change yourself, and effect part of the world in so doing. Brendan Lo is the intersection of one man becoming a force for good in his own life and strategically placed motivational quotes, embodied (and on bodied...) in his company, SmartAssUndies. SmartAssUndies is pretty much exactly what it sounds like: an underwear company that's affixed joy inducing quips to the posterior of your posterior so that every morning your day begins with a chuckle and an affirmation. Take for instance, "I See Magic Everywhere," or, a personal favorite, "Stay focused on the important shit & leave the rest behind," consider the billboard for the message, and I dare you not to grin. But you don't get on the pod just by being clever. Brendan sought out a leading sustainable supplier for his fabric, all of which is manufactured from recycled PET bottles. He donates 5% of his profits to forest restoration efforts. He takes great care to ensure the factories where his underwear is minted are equitably run and the labor fairly paid. As it says on his website, Brendan is the head of customer service, CFO, CEO, Marketing Manager.... A one man shop. Changing the world, saving the planet, doesn't mean you need to re-invent the wheel (or food, or fire...), as Brendan teaches us, it can be as simple as living up to a button on a bookbag, or an affirmation on your ass. "Everybody's ass benefits," Brendan says. "Including the animals." That's something we can get behind. Also featured is non-fiction writer and sustainability expert Jessica Miles, who "butts" in from time to time. We don't mind and neither will you! Tune in. *One quick note, Brendan at one point says that 1 million plastic bottles are discarded every second, when he meant to say every minute. Who's likes flawless people anyway??

What is an ideal time for an advertisement to be exposed to an individual? In this episode we chat to Jessica Miles, Sales Director, ANZ at Integral Ad Science (an industry leader in verification and measurement) about viewability and new Australian benchmark data for “time in view” metrics. The new time data is showing strong results with viewable digital ads on desktop have an average exposure time just shy of 12 seconds and video ads having an average in view duration of 13.5 seconds. We move into the role creative plays in time metrics and how it can be used to shape strategy and investment. Viewability rates continue to increase driven by buy side demands and changes that sellers are making to meet those demands. We also talk fraud, Digital Out Of Home, Connected TV, the NZ market … basically we get an update from Jess on all things digital.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mary Mellor, author of Money, part of our British Sociological Association 21st Century Standpoints Series, talks with Jessica Miles from Bristol University Press about her book and the many myths about money.

Victor Seidler, author of Making Sense of Brexit, talks with Jessica Miles from Bristol University Press about his book and the future of Brexit.

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Have you ever considered how much effort it takes a four person bobsled team to properly and swiftly make their way down the incline? This week, Jessica Miles continues the series, Relationship Olympics with the next series installment, #relationshipgoals. Listen now as she explains how having God in the driver's seat makes winning the race of life so much easier.

“Be strong and courageous.” In the bible this phrase is quoted multiple times, and has multiple meanings. This weekend, Jessica Miles expounds upon the phrase, “Be strong and courageous.” God is bigger than your chaos. How will you be strong and courageous this week?

Listen in for a tag team teaching from Pastor Kyle and our fathomKids Director, Jessica Miles from Exodus 4 entitled "What's in Your Hand?"

Brian Bendis is back with a new conversation. We talk about the creation of Riri Williams, the return of Jessica Jones Comics with Mike Gaydos, Civil War Miles Morales Spider Man and lots more comic-wise...But we also get into the questions of more diverse creative voices in comics and Bendis's meetings with The CIA.We talk about his experience attending and winning a Peabody Award for his involvement with The Jessica Jones Netflix series.Brian talks about Sony ending production of the Powers TV series and the developemnt at Cinemax with Scarlett .Plus lots of pop culture recommendations along the way. 

Brian Bendis is back with a new conversation. We talk about the creation of Riri Williams, the return of Jessica Jones Comics with Mike Gaydos, Civil War Miles Morales Spider Man and lots more comic-wise...But we also get into the questions of more diverse creative voices in comics and Bendis's meetings with The CIA.We talk about his experience attending and winning a Peabody Award for his involvement with The Jessica Jones Netflix series.Brian talks about Sony ending production of the Powers TV series and the developemnt at Cinemax with Scarlett .Plus lots of pop culture recommendations along the way. 

  If it’s Minnesota Grown, it’s got to be good. Jessica Miles from the Minnesota Department of Agriculture tells us why. [fusion_builder_container hundred_percent=”yes” overflow=”visible”][fusion_builder_row][fusion_builder_column type=”1_1″ background_position=”left top” background_color=”” border_size=”” border_color=”” border_style=”solid” spacing=”yes” background_image=”” background_repeat=”no-repeat” padding=”” margin_top=”0px” margin_bottom=”0px” class=”” id=”” animation_type=”” animation_speed=”0.3″ animation_direction=”left” hide_on_mobile=”no” center_content=”no” min_height=”none”][podcast] http://www.mplsfarmersmarket.com/FreshNews/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/SusanBerkson-JessicaMiles.mp3 [/podcast] Jessica Miles is the … The post Fresh & Local Podcast – Jessica Miles: Minnesota Grown appeared first on Minneapolis Farmers Market.