Podcast appearances and mentions of jessica park

Sarah Bebb and Jessica Svendsgaard fly on in, as we discuss the most popular girls names from 1989-1994, the perils of parrot parentage, and taking home wild animals before wrapping with another addition of "Penis or Cloaca?" Bird List: Bullock's Oriole Lesser Goldfinch American Goldfinch European Starling Scrub Jay American Robin Bushtit Anna's Hummingbird Housefinch Phainopepla Bewick's Wren Turkey Vulture California Towhee Eurasian Collared Dove Mourning Dove Acorn Woodpecker Red-tailed Hawk --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/birder-barely-knowher/support

On this episode of the Deal Farm®, we chat with Jason and Jessica Park about their amazing ability to juggle an I.T. job, a successful spa business, a burgeoning real estate business ... all while making a TV show and movies on the side! Kevin and Ken also chat briefly about the purpose of vacations and how to make the most of them by identifying purpose and planning ahead.  Hope you enjoy!

Have you ever wanted a retail storefront? Join us as talk to Jessica Park, leasing agent for Dulles Town Center about everything from tie dye to how to open a retain store front!

Join the Cramer Quartet next week at Music Mountain Summer Festival Sunday, August 14, 2022 | 3:00 p.m. Gordon Hall 225 Music Mountain Rd Falls Village, CT >> Get Tickets Now Don't miss the WORLD PREMIERE of Alexandra du Bois' NEW String Quartet No. 6!Get TicketsFranz Joseph Haydn String Quartet in C Major, Opus 20, No. 2 Alexandra du Bois (b. 1981) String Quartet No. 6, strolling in the ultimate ***WORLD PREMIERE*** Franz Joseph Haydn String Quartet in G Major, Opus 76, No. 1We are thrilled to make our debut at the renowned and scenic Music Mountain Summer Festival next Sunday, August 14th, as the first ever period instrument string quartet in the Festival's 92-year history! For this concert, we will be joined by our longtime friend and collaborator cellist Ana Kim, who will be stepping in for Shirley Hunt. This past April, we launched Haydn: Dialogues, our ambitious multi-year cycle combining Haydn's 68 string quartets with sixteen new commissions by composers of marginalized identities, with the world premiere of Alexandra du Bois' String Quartet No. 6 strolling in the ultimate. Next week's performance unveils the new and significantly expanded version of the same work. We hope to see you there! >>GET TICKETS THE CRAMER QUARTET Jessica Park (she/her), violin Chiara Fasani Stauffer (she/her), violin Keats Dieffenbach (they/them), viola Ana Kim (she/her), cello The Cramer Quartet performs on period instruments with gut strings at A=430 Hz.Get to know cellist Ana Kim!Indiana-native Ana Kim is a cellist based in New York, who performs on modern and historical instruments with various ensembles including Philharmonia Baroque, American Classical, and Boston Baroque Orchestras. She has received a Doctorate at the University of Southern California and has studied Historical Performance at Juilliard.Please support our next Haydn: Dialogues commission from NYC-based composer inti figgis-vizueta. We will premiere inti's new work during the 2022-2023 season!Donate now

Join the Cramer Quartet next week atMusic Mountain Summer FestivalSunday, August 14, 2022  |  3:00 p.m.Gordon Hall225 Music Mountain RdFalls Village, CT>> Get Tickets Now Don’t miss the WORLD PREMIERE of Alexandra du Bois’ NEW String Quartet No. 6!Get TicketsFranz Joseph HaydnString Quartet in... Read More ›

On All in the Mind this week, the early history of autism. With historian of science Professor Marga Vicedo we learn about the blame that was cast on mothers, the fight to get adequate help and support for families, and the movement that one mother, Clara Park, helped spark.

Phew. It was only a matter of time until we did this episode, and we're pretty sure you are excited for this one as well. To celebrate Mother's Day, we invite Youngmi's umma Ippun and Brian's noona Jessica to the pod and quickly learn that we are fated to become our mothers!! We also unpack some of your submissions when we asked you, “what is a conversation you wish you could have with your mom?” If you loved this episode, please like, subscribe, and follow Feeling Asian!

With only 53% of Gen Z identifying themselves as sports fans, guest host Brian Gainor (Vice President of Innovation, 4FRONT) dives deep with four leading executives to find out how their brands are engaging the next generation of consumers. Today's episode features Ed Horne (President, 160over90), Jessica Park (VP of Fan Marketing, NBA), Xavier Gutierrez (President, Arizona Coyotes) and Shiv Singh (SVP & GM of Brand Marketing, Expedia) as they discuss their approach to the evolving nature of consumer goods and sports marketing.

On this episode, we talked to Jessica Park, a genetic counselor. Now, I know what you might be thinking...what’s a genetic counselor, and what do they do? Honestly, we hadn’t heard much about genetic counseling before talking to Jess either. The field is still in its infancy and it’s not too well known yet...

In this week's episode, we catch up with Jessica Park. Dietician, cat owner, and overall weirdo who learned to embrace her weirdness.

A native of Detroit and now New York City-based designer, Jessica Park was inspired to make her first bag out of sheer captivation of an “as-chance-would-have-it” material processing quality appeal, history, and the look of something conventional dying to be transformed in a truly unconventional way. Soon after, AMPERSAND AS APOSTROPHE was launched.  The brand’s preferred method of solving design challenges is to refine what’s there instead of focusing on what’s not. The first collection was made from 100-year-old mailbags, featuring over the shoulder bags that doubled as clutches and triple as anything else you may like. Connect with Jessica: Website: www.ampersandasapostrophe.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/amersandasapostrophe   Connect with Jon Dwoskin: Website: http://jondwoskin.com/ Twitter: @jdwoskin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.dwoskin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Thejondwoskinexperience/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jondwoskin/ Email: jon@jondwoskin.com  

"That feeling—it's like a drug. You know? You get to this scene...or you make discoveries about your characters that you didn't know were there. It's just this kind of euphoria that I don't get from anything else.”— Jessica Park

Sketches about our New Years culture, including cast member Jessica Park’s horrible experiences on Uber. Plus Gil’s parody of the movie “Three Identical Strangers” - which maybe you’ve never heard of, but now you're going to hear a parody. Then at the end, an actual panel discussion called “Weed, Coke, Bath Salts.”Also, a sex scandal hits the Muppet Show. That’s from our writer Joe Davis, who lives in Baltimore and spends his time thinking about that kind of thing.

Today's theme: Plastic Surgery With the increasing popularity on K-pop across the world, Korea is becoming one of the famous medical tourism destinations, attracting many tourists for medical treatments, including plastic surgeries. And it seems like more and more people are opening up their plastic surgery experiences. We look into the history of plastic surgery here in Korea with experts as well as some of the things you should consider going under the knife. The Conversationalist with Park Ji-young (Jessica Park) - student at Chung Ang University Graduate School Advanced Interpretation & Translation Program who previously worked at a plastic surgery clinic as a translator for foreign medical tourists “There are criticisms that the industry has grown in size but not so much quality-wise. Do you think the patients at your hospital were provided with decent quality in terms of service? Despite all these problems we have discussed, why do you think people still come to Korea for plastic surgery, when there are other options like Thailand?” & Professor John P DiMoia - from Seoul National University, Department of Korean History “I understand you take a historical approach on this matter, looking into the country's modernization and nation-building process and how it incorporates bio-medicine technology. Can you tell us more about how biomedicine technology was used in the post-war era? Your book, Reconstructing Bodies: Biomedicine, Health, and Nation-Building in South Korea Since 1945, explains the concept of ‘Medicine as a Form of “Ordinary Shopping”'. How has receiving medical care become like an ordinary shopping in South Korea, and do you think it's a positive or negative thing?” Media Monster Next week: Free Speech

Founder and President of IndieReader.com   Interview starts at 11:46 and ends at 41:02   It's very hard to tell a self-published book these days from one that is traditionally published.   News David Pogue's must-see Alexa demonstration and review (video) at Yahoo Tech - July 16, 2015   Tech Tip Amazon page on Cloud Collections   Interview with Amy Edelman “Self-publishers flourish as writers pay the tab” by Motoko Rich at The New York Times - January 27, 2009 “Books Gone Wild: The Digital Age Reshapes Literature” by Lev Grossman at Time Magazine - January 21, 2009 Still Alice by Lisa Genova The Lace Reader by Brunonia Barry Amanda Hocking's books at the Kindle Store “How Amazon Saved my Life” by Jessica Park at IndieReader - June 15, 2012 “If You Liked ‘Grey', You'll LOVE…” by Keri English at Indie Reader - July 15, 2015 Blue Ink Review Kirkus Reviews “Television That's Worth Digesting” by Michiko Kakatuni at The New York Times - December 3, 2012 Fifty Shades of Grey and Grey by E. L. James Manless in Montclair by Amy Holman Edelman The Little Black Dress by Amy Holman Edelman Deadly Lies by Chris Patchell YA titles by Abbi Glines Colleen Hoover Jasinda Wilder   Content IndieReader lists: bestselling indie titles , art and photo books, zines, and small batch books 12 books that Jeff Bezos hopes to read   Next Week's Guest David Gaughran, blogger and author of Let's Get Digital and Let's Get Visible   Music for my podcast is from an original Thelonius Monk composition named "Well, You Needn't." This version is "Ra-Monk" by Eval Manigat on the "Variations in Time: A Jazz Persepctive" CD by Public Transit Recording" CD.    Please Join the Kindle Chronicles group at Goodreads!  

In episode 44, Peter interviews the very talented Jessica Park who carries many titles such as writer/actress/producer and model to name a few. We discuss a little bit of her childhood and some of her projects, past, present and future! You can find more about Jessica and her work on her Tumblr page or by following her on Twitter (@GracefulLoon).Outro music: Krs-One - Friend

Jessica Park is a actor,writer, sketch comedian, model, and producer. Simply put Jessica does it all. Jessica about the different range she works in from drama to comedy, being a child actor in Germany, performing sketch comedy, modeling during fashion week, working on Gigahoes, Daredevil, and much more.