Podcast appearances and mentions of jessica phillips

Welcome to the 'AI Lawyer Talking Tech' podcast. Today, the discussion covers the wide-ranging influence of artificial intelligence on the legal landscape. From BigLaw firms venturing into space law to the ethical considerations of AI in legal practice, AI's presence is undeniable. We'll delve into the surge in lawtech investment, explore AI's role in regulatory compliance, and examine the growing need for AI policies in the workplace. We'll also address the emerging challenges, like managing data security risks and combating deepfakes, and efforts to regulate AI's use.BigLaw's New Frontier: Recruiting for Space Law10 Mar 2025Firsthand.coIP monitor: Training AI / machine learning models and copyrighted materials: A Canadian perspective on recent US decision11 Mar 2025LexologyInvestment in UK lawtech grows to £140m last year11 Mar 2025Legal FuturesQ&A Profile | Richard Champagne: Legislative Reference Bureau Director10 Mar 2025Wisconsin Lawyer MagazineBar Battle of the Bots – Part Two10 Mar 2025JD SupraBenchmark Litigation Q&A with Jessica Phillips of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison10 Mar 2025Benchmark LitigationIP monitor: Training AI / machine learning models and copyrighted materials: A Canadian perspective on recent US decision10 Mar 2025Norton Rose FulbrightMerlin Launches Alchemy, Its 4th-Generation Document Intelligence Platform For Discovery and Investigations10 Mar 2025LawSitesAll You Need To Know About Anna Liu, The General Manager of Tokenization at HashKey Group10 Mar 2025UseTheBitcoinNew York attorney general hits Allstate with suit over data breaches10 Mar 2025SC World USLawrina Introduces Innovative Legal Tech to Streamline Contract Creation and Signing10 Mar 2025ChaseNYC mayor's race: Lander hits Cuomo over report about state still paying millions in legal fees related to scandals10 Mar 2025AM New YorkLegalweek 2025: What Do We Really Mean by ‘Legal Workflow' in Software?10 Mar 2025Elevate ServicesFor lawyers, geopolitics is the new GDPR10 Mar 2025ReutersLegal Ethics Roundup: Attacks On Law Firms, Ethics Of Lawyer NDAs, Sanctions On Fake Cases, ABA Rule Of Law & More10 Mar 2025Above The LawAI and Regulatory Compliance: How Legal Tech is Shaping Corporate Governance10 Mar 2025TechBullionWhat Does the Future In-House Legal Team Look Like?10 Mar 2025LexologyState Data Privacy Regulators: New Initiatives and Developments Impacting Companies10 Mar 2025Parker Poe Adams & Bernstein LLCContributions, Achievements and Observations of Outstanding Female Professionals – Women to Watch Part VII10 Mar 2025ION AnalyticsManaging Data Security and Privacy Risks in Enterprise AI10 Mar 2025JD Supra2025 Top Women: Natalie Hausknecht10 Mar 2025Law Week ColoradotmGroup acquires Veya to reduce fall-throughs and speed up property transactions.10 Mar 2025Today's ConveyancerSXSW Opening Keynote Stresses Social Health In The Workplace And Beyond: The Missing Link In Law Firm Culture10 Mar 2025Above The LawState Laws Present Litigation Risks for Financial Industry's Artificial Intelligence Use10 Mar 2025Berwin Leighton PaisnerAI-Powered Legal Research: How Machine Learning is Transforming Case Law Analysis10 Mar 2025News AnywayPricing AI-driven legal services: The problem of increasing corporate matter volumes10 Mar 2025Thomson ReutersThe End of Reality?: How to combat deepfakes in our legal system10 Mar 2025ABA JournalUniCourt Launches New Docket Tracking Feature10 Mar 2025Morningstar.comHow Dashcams Can Help Your Car Accident Case10 Mar 2025Sea Isle NewsPoll: nearly 80% of legal professionals say they'd benefit from AI at work10 Mar 2025Legal Technology News - Legal IT Professionals | Everything legal technologyPricing AI-driven legal services: The problem of increasing corporate matter volumes10 Mar 2025Thomson Reuters Institute

For your business to forge genuine connections with your ❤️ clients, build a community of fans and not just customers - it needs to be about something bigger than your profit margin. This week on the Personal Brand Business Show I'm speaking with Jessika Phillips from the Now Marketing Groups, host of the legendary Social Media Week Lima and author of the C.A.R.E framework.Join us as we discuss how every business

Actor Jessica Phillips took time off the stage to join us on the podcast to talk about her new show "Penelope" being presented at Signature Theatre. How did she prepare for a one-person show and portraying Penelope - Odysseus' wife in the Odyssey? Get all the details about the show and why she thinks all audience members will be able to relate so well to her character. Also learn about how she ended up in the theater industry, what are some of the big differences and adjustments actors need to make when moving from television to the stage, and what her unique answer was to roles on her bucket list. 

As part of our heart of a survivor series, Jessica Phillips shares her story to spread awareness after a life-threatening pulmonary embolism.

Today, Liza and Kara cover “Wednesday's Child” (Season 15, Episode 14). They discuss several upsetting cases including the disappearance of Sky Metalwala and the abandonment of Artem Saveliev. Plus, they chat with the phenomenal Jessica Phillips aka Pippa Cox.This episode was recorded before the SAG-AFTRA strike.SOURCES:PeopleWikipedia - Disappearance of Sky MetalwalaKing 5 NewsWikipedia - Disruption (adoption)The New York TimesForbesUnited States Citizenship and Immigration ServicesCBS NewsNPRWHAT WOULD SISTER PEG DO:Adoption Disruption/DissolutionNext week's episode will be “Lead” (Season 10, Episode 15).See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Musicians and management: we know in this field these relationships can be challenging and can be adversarial. But the narrative is changing here, and Season 2 closes with two people who have proven that labor relations can be positive and successful.Cellist Ted Nelson served as chair of the players committee at the Cincinnati Symphony, and Jessica Phillips served as players committee chair at the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra. Both worked toward collaborative and create agreements, and in this final episode of the season, they share first-hand about their experience—what works and what doesn't at the bargaining table, what needs to happen before negotiations ever begin, how training musicians serving in these important roles is critical, and their thoughts on streaming contracts going forward so together we can make the pie bigger for all of us.See you again this fall for Season 3!

Join us to hear from Jessica Phillips, a Girl Scout volunteer! Listen to how Jessica keeps her Girl Scouts engaged throughout Girl Scout Cookie season as she shares some of their favorite activities. Jessica and Brenna focus on the outcome of Discover 4: Girls seek challenges in the world. Jessica talks about how challenges don't have to be scary and that finding challenges that excite and interest you are the key to success!

My guest today is the E-flat Clarinetist at the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra in New York, Jessica Phillips.  We're going to talk about her performance career, auditions, and how she ended up playing in one of the most regarded opera orchestras in the world, but Jessica has a lot more going on in her life than just playing the clarinet. We're going to dig into her life as an educator, musician entrepreneur and advocate for the arts.  Happy listening!  Chris @ Honesty Pill

Today's episode of the podcast is part two of a series guest hosted by Joel Jaffe, and his guest  today on the Podcast is none other Jessica Phillips, who is the Acting Principal Clarinet of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, and co-founder of the MET Orchestra Musicians Association. She discusses why your education is never over, even after you land your first big job, maintaining a busy schedule of up to seven shows a week with the Met, how to stay ahead of the game with social media, how to be a business-savvy musician, and much more.

In this episode of Chats with Chip, Jessica Phillips, CEO/Founder of The Social Standard, and that agency's Chief Revenue Officer, Dylan Conroy, discuss their approach to growing the business.Continue Reading → The post CWC 80: Growing an influencer marketing agency (featuring Jess Phillips and Dylan Conroy) appeared first on FIR Podcast Network.

In this episode of Chats with Chip, Jessica Phillips, CEO/Founder of The Social Standard, and that agency's Chief Revenue Officer, Dylan Conroy, discuss their approach to growing the business.Continue Reading → The post CWC 80: Growing an influencer marketing agency (featuring Jess Phillips and Dylan Conroy) appeared first on FIR Podcast Network.

In this episode of Chats with Chip, Jessica Phillips, CEO/Founder of The Social Standard, and that agency's Chief Revenue Officer, Dylan Conroy, discuss their approach to growing the business.

In this episode of Chats with Chip, Jessica Phillips, CEO/Founder of The Social Standard, and that agency's Chief Revenue Officer, Dylan Conroy, discuss their approach to growing the business.

Back in November, Campus Technology hosted a virtual summit about innovation in IT: all of the ways higher education technology leaders have embraced agility and flexibility in challenging times. A highlight of the event was a panel discussion on digital transformation, and how the pandemic has accelerated digital efforts on campus. Our panelists were: Marina Aminy, dean of Online Education and Learning Resources at Saddleback College; Michael Berman, chief information officer at California State University; Shawna Dark, chief academic technology officer and executive director for Research, Teaching, and Learning at the University of California, Berkeley; and Jessica Phillips, interim director of Learning Programs and Digital Flagship at The Ohio State University. They talked about their digital transformation priorities, the need for a student-centric approach, issues of equity and access, pedagogical challenges, and more. Here's that conversation. Resource links: Saddleback College Online Education The Ohio State University Digital Flagship initiative Educause 2022 Top 10 IT Issues Berkeley Online Advising (BOA) California State University CSUCCESS program Carmen Common Sense Music: Mixkit Duration: 45 minutes Transcript

Be not afraid of the Cancer Mom! Writer and educator Jessica Phillips Lorenz sits down with Biz to discuss her daughter's cancer journey, Hugh Grant's performance in The Undoing, and the roller coaster of being used for scam bait. Plus, Biz braces herself.Read Jessica's article RIP'd Off at MuthaMagazine.com and read her article My 10-Year-Old Cancer Survivor Needs You To Get The Covid Vaccine at Romper.com. Follow Jessica on Twitter @PlayPractice. You can donate to her Kids Walk for MSK Kids team for pediatric cancer research here.Jessica recommends these resources:Momcologyhttps://momcology.org/American Childhood Cancer Organizationhttps://www.acco.org/Coalition Against Childhood Cancer https://cac2.org/Check out Theresa's book! It Feels Good To Be Yourself is available now wherever books are sold.Our book You're Doing A Great Job!: 100 Ways You're Winning at Parenting! is available wherever books are sold.Thank you to all our listeners who support the show as monthly members of MaximumFun.org. This week, we're sponsored by Billie and BetterHelp. Go to MyBillie.com/MOTHER to get the best razor you will ever own with free shipping always. Get 10% off your first month and have your first session in under 48 hours at BetterHelp.com/BADMOTHER.Share your genius and fail moments! Call 206-350-9485Be sure to tell us at the top of your message whether you're leaving a genius moment, a fail, or a rant! Thanks!!Share a personal or commercial message on the show! Details at MaximumFun.org/Jumbotron.Subscribe to One Bad Mother in Apple PodcastsJoin our mailing listJoin the amazing community that is our private One Bad Mother Facebook groupFollow One Bad Mother on TwitterFollow Biz on TwitterFollow Theresa on TwitterLike us on Facebook!Get a OBM tee, tank, baby onesie, magnet or bumper sticker from the MaxFunStoreYou can suggest a topic or a guest for an upcoming show by sending an email to onebadmother@maximumfun.org.Show MusicSummon the Rawk, Kevin MacLeod (www.incompetech.com)Ones and Zeros, Awesome, Beehive SessionsMom Song, Adira Amram, Hot Jams For TeensTelephone, Awesome, Beehive SessionsMama Blues, Cornbread Ted and the ButterbeansMental Health Resources:Therapy for Black Girls – Therapyforblackgirls.comDr. Jessica Clemmens – Instagram and her websiteBLH Foundation – borislhensonfoundation.orgThe Postpartum Support International Warmline - 1-800-944-4773 (1-800-944-4PPD)The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Helpline - 1-800-662-4357 (1-800-662-HELP)Suicide Prevention Hotline: Call or chat. They are here to help anyone in crisis. https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org and number 1-800-273-8255 and there is a chat option on the website.Crisis Text Line: Text from anywhere in the USA (also Canada and the UK) to text with a trained counselor. A real human being.USA text 741741Canada text 686868UK text 85258Website: https://www.crisistextline.orgNational Sexual Assault: Call 800.656.HOPE (4673) to be connected with a trained staff member from a sexual assault service provider in your area.https://www.rainn.orgNational Domestic Violence Hotline: https://www.thehotline.org/help/Our advocates are available 24/7 at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) in more than 200 languages. All calls are free and confidential.They suggest that if you are a victim and cannot seek help, ask a friend or family member to call for you.Teletherapy Search: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/online-counseling

Have you ever thought about quitting your medical career, but immediately felt guilty. Do you believe that being a good healthcare professional requires you to sacrifice your own well being to care for your patients? This week's episode of the life after medicine podcast answers these questions with special guest Dr. Jessica Phillips. During her intern year of pediatrics residency, Jessica struggled with burnout and suicidal ideation. She was essentially sacrificing her own well-being to succeed in a medical system that emphasizes efficiency over relationships. Listen in as Jessica and Chelsea talk about the narrative of self sacrifice in medicine and how it is creating a mental health crisis. They also discuss the tension between being a good human vs being a good doctor, quitting residency, and finding fulfillment after leaving the medical field. Links/ Resource Mentioned in the Show:Show NotesConnect with Jessica on Youtube@drjessicaphillips on InstagramFREE RESOURCES:#Bye Burnout Starter KitIdentify the 10 most common energy drains that are contributing to your burnout and create an action plan for change.https://coachchelsmd.com/burnout-recovery-starter-kit/Life After Medicine FB GroupConnect with a community of like-minded healthcare professionals seeking career change supporthttps://www.facebook.com/groups/leavemedicine/membersWORK WITH CHELSEA:Are you ready to STOP feeling so exhausted, figure out your next steps and create a career you enjoy? 1-1  coaching may be exactly what you need to finally look forward to your days, without all the stress and burnout you are currently experiencing. I currently offer two different coaching programs. Head to the links below for more information.The Career Fulfillment Formula:https://coachchelsmd.com/careerfulfillmentcoaching/The  Burnout Recovery Blueprint:https://coachchelsmd.com/burnoutcoaching/Residency Drop Out:My #1 Amazon Bestselling e-book about how I quit my medical career to travel the world and work remotely.https://coachchelsmd.com/book/Find me on social media for more daily content!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachchelsmd/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ChelseaTurgeonMDLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/coachchelsmd/

1 in 4 women and 1 in 7 men will experience domestic violence in their lifetime. Not only is it possible to survive domestic violence, but it's also possible to thrive. Come listen to Jessica's story of how she came through her experience with domestic violence, and how she learned to use her experience as motivation to do the things that bring her joy. "I am not ashamed of my scars, but refuse to let them define me." In this episode of Let's Break the Silence with Angeline, Angeline is joined by Jessica Phillips Haynes who shares her experience of regaining her power after surviving domestic abuse. Jessica is a singer/songwriter from Chattanooga Tennessee! Mother of 3, Dog Mom to Lola, and married to my amazing husband Jack. She owns a ladies' online boutique and she sells a vegan line of hair care products, a skincare line, and wellness items. She loves to sing and dance and help women get their power back! Recently started a charity called Safe Haven! Resources mentioned: https://snazzygalboutique.com/ https://linktr.ee/JessHaynesMusic https://www.facebook.com/groups/602566220160537

Today Carrie sits down with Dianna Kennedy, Jessica Phillips, Melanie Larson, Rose Sheffler and Jennifer Tutwiler; Homeschool veterans and outspoken advocates for the topic of today's show; Sodalitas. Join Carrie and her joyous troupe as they share their Sodalitas Stories and speak to why this yearly gathering is so important for their homeschool lives. If you like this episode, would like to learn more about Sodalitas or if you are ready to purchase a ticket and make the trip to Louisville yourself you can visit https://www.memoriapress.com/2021-sodalitas-homeschool-conference/ to learn more! 

Evan is joined by Broadway and television actress Jessica Phillips, who starred in the hit Broadway Show Dear Evan Hansen. Jessica shares thoughts on the day Broadway's lights went dark last yeart and what now lies ahead in the entertainment and performing arts industry.

I speak with the amazing Broadway superstar Jessica Phillips about her epic journey playing the role of Heidi in Dear Evan Hansen, and her amazing career. She’s also starred in Leap of Faith and Law and Order SVU. This episode is dedicated to all moms, especially my own, Virginia Griesé. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/johanna-griese/support

On today’s episode I brought Jessica Phillips on the show to share her incredible wisdom from her life journey. Jessica has experience in many different industries and has encountered a number of health challenges along the way that asked her to take a different approach to life. This includes dealing with the loss of her partner in work and life. I knew from the moment I met her she had a different way of looking at life that I wanted to learn from!  Our conversation centered around understanding you are more than just your body parts and that injury/illness is an invitation to healing. She describes a process of reverse engineering what we are typically taught and how that worked for her. We also talk about the emotional toll these events can have on your life that are usually overlooked.  I am so grateful to Jessica for sharing so openly because I want to participate in normalizing conversations around mental health and processing emotions during illness/injury and even from grief - this is where the true healing can begin. There are so many lessons we can all gain from (I know I did) to help us move through the rest of 2020! During this episode we discuss: The statement Jessica was told that changed her life and started her healing journey Her bold approach to treating her psoriasis (that you will want to hear) How a concussion helped her to reverse engineer the recovery process  How constraints can help you in the healing process  The power of being the witness and having a witness on your journey  How Jessica managed grief after the death of her partner and the lessons she learned that has helped her in 2020 Why acknowledging the truth is the shortest path in the recovery & healing process The benefits of creating a thought boundary Jessica’s Bio: Jessica is an art curator and consultant, but she has worn a wide variety of hats in her life, including fitness instructor, restaurant manager, and television personality.  She has also experienced a wide variety of life experiences in set backs, both health wise and mentally, many that resulted in a 15 year long journey to understand psoriasis, and dealing with PTSD from life changing moments including sexual assault, losing her partner, and overcoming a serious concussion .  Her outlook on healing stems from a constant search to understand how the body, mind, and soul work together, and how when we focus on this, we can help heal ourselves from within.  Connect with Jessica: Social Handles IG: @jlphillipsgallery  @10-4oil (10-4 Oil : Skin Understood) Website:  Jlphillips.com (https://jlphillips.com/) Spirit of Success is a podcast creating a platform for honest conversations sharing the real life stories behind personal transformations. If you’re a fan of the podcast, don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review Spirit of Success! If you resonated with something you heard, don’t forget to share with a friend! We are also now on Patreon! If you would like to support the production of future episodes, please find out more about that here! (http://www.patreon.com/spiritofsuccessthepodcast) We thank you for your support and would love to give you recognition on a future episode! Follow the Host Dr. Tracy Debi on Instagram/Facebook: @dr.tracydebi or check out her company http://www.atelierix.co Edited by: Kattie Laur (https://www.kattielaur.com/) Logo/Podcast Intro: The Cultivated Group  (https://www.thecultivatedgroup.co/) Music: ‘Breathe out, Breathe in’ (Instrumental) by Roof

In this brand new series, Danielle Teal visits with members throughout the Rochester community to discuss hot topics that are on the minds of Rochester citizens. This week we're talking with Steve Dunn, Joe and Jessica Phillips, and Tiffany Piotrowicz about the state of businesses in Rochester. (MPTA, Legacy, KSMQ, 12-2-20) Connect with your local businesses: Taco Jed: https://www.tacojed.com/ https://www.facebook.com/TacoJEDRochMN Jersey Jo's Philly Cheesesteaks and More https://www.jerseyjos.com/ https://www.facebook.com/jerseyjos Terra Loco: https://www.runterraloco.com/ https://www.facebook.com/terralocomn Check out the R-Town Podcast: https://feeds.transistor.fm/r-town-the-show-about-rochester Connect with us! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KSMQPBS/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ksmqtv/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/KSMQ #RTown Website: http://ksmq.org/rtown R-Town, the show about Rochester, is brought to you in part by the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund and the citizens of Minnesota, and the members of KSMQ Public Television. Thank you!

Carrie sits down with Jessica Phillips, founder of the Sodalitas Conference, co-founder and co-director of Highlands Latin School Nashville, and homeschooling mother, to discuss what homeschooling is really like. In this episode, you’ll hear about the different forms of homeschooling, or parent directed education, and what each form can offer. You’ll also hear Carrie’s and Jessica’s encouragement for homeschool parents!

This was hard to record, but happy that it's finally done. As a tribute birthday episode to Nipsey Hussle, this one is heavy, but necessary, and host Patrice shares very real feelings about experiencing loss, feeling uncomfortable and realizing that God's promise for our lives doesn't come without making sacrifices.It's not our typical episode, and we'll be back with a content creator interview later this week. Some things just needed to be said and we had to show love to Nipsey, as he was the real impetus behind CAMPspace (where we record the show) pivoting from being a cowork studio to a content creator haven!Shout outs: Ty Littman, our producer extraordinaire who really pushed Patrice to get this episode done AND edited it beautifully.Jessica Phillips, Demont Pinder, Kay Lee and James Flowers - the amazing artists who contributed original pieces to our recent #ErmiasatCAMP Nipsey Hussle Tribute exhibit. Visit CAMPspace's IG to learn more and purchase***Pls take a few minutes to complete our Content Creator survey to so that you can tell us more about how and why you create!*** —————————————————————Connect with CAMPspace and Patrice:Instagram - @campspaces, @patricecameauFacebook - @campspaces, @patricecameauWeb - www.campworkspace.com, www.patricecameau.com—————————————————————Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, iHeartRADIO and Stitcher.Are you a women content creator of color with an inspiring story to share? Tell us about yourself here.Like this episode? Tell us and others by giving it a 5 star rating and sharing it! ;)

Jessica Phillips, Owner of The Exercise Coach in Clayton, Mo., joins the show. Later, Delicious Scoop, Matinee Chat & What's Rocking. The Exercise Coach: https://exercisecoach.com/clayton/Matinee Chat: https://matineechat.com/

Jessica Phillips, Owner of The Exercise Coach in Clayton, Mo., joins the show. Later, Delicious Scoop, Matinee Chat & What's Rocking. The Exercise Coach: https://exercisecoach.com/clayton/Matinee Chat: https://matineechat.com/

DONATE & READ FULL TRANSCRIPT AT MHAOK.ORG/PODCAST You're listening to the Mental Health Download from the nonprofit Mental Health Association Oklahoma. I'm Kristy Sturgill, the director of marketing for the Association. On today's episode, my co-host is Wendi Fralick, the Association's chief administrative officer. [00:00:24] Wendi, thank you so much for being here, and I just want to start this conversation by talking about the Association's COVID-19 Relief Fund. It's going on right now on the Mental Health Association Oklahoma Facebook page. The fundraiser is critical to support the Association's programs and services during this challenging time. [00:00:46] Wendi, as you know, there is a lot of work happening on the front lines to protect vulnerable populations and our unsheltered neighbors. Mental Health Association Oklahoma is providing meals for people experiencing homelessness. We're maintaining support groups virtually through Zoom. Our amazing staff is just working very hard to protect our tenants living in the apartment complexes. And we know that we can count on our supporters to help us reach our $15,000 goal in the next two weeks. We've already raised about a thousand dollars so we're making great progress, but we definitely need more people donating today. It's super easy. Just visit our Facebook page, search for Mental Health Association Oklahoma, then click "donate." You can also donate on the Association's website at mhaok.org. [00:01:34] We're going to have a conversation about how the donations are going to make an impact To do that, Wendi and I are going to talk with our Chief Financial Officer, Jessica Phillips. [00:01:45] The Mental Health Download starts .... now.

with Russell and Jessica Phillips

Calvin, Kent, and Steve sit down with Godwin Ihentuge & Jessica Phillips to discuss the food service industry, whether eating has a “spiritual” component, what it means to eat healthy, questions about food access, and whether food can be gentrified and culturally appropriated . (Broadcast/Recorded February 23 , 2020)

Jessice Phillips is currently playing Heidi Hansen in DEAR EVAN HANSEN. Her previous Broadway credits include NEXT TO NORMAL, PRISCILA QUEEN OF THE DESERT, LEAP OF FAITH and THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL. You may have seen her on screen in Law and Order: SVU. Follow her on social at @fullipsonbway.Hosted by Paul Wontorek, Caitlin Moynihan and Lindsey Sullivan

Jessica’s early years were spent in Upstate New York. The daughter of an engineer and a photographer, Jessica grew up in her father’s workshop and her mother’s darkroom. Jessica earned a BA in Studio Art at UT Austin and has worked in graphic design and ceramics for over 20 years.

On this episode of the show, I’m interviewing Jessica Phillips and Drew Kitsch. Jessica is the owner at The Exercise Coach here in St. Louis. Drew is one of the head trainers with The Exercise Coach, coaching at their Clayton, Webster Groves, and Town & Country locations. Jessica is a St. Louis native and graduated with a degree of Marketing and Visual Merchandising at a University in Colorado. Worked in the family business for 8 years and decided it was not her passion or calling. She and her dad found The Exercise Coach and brought it to St. Louis in 2014 and currently have 3 locations. Ever wonder what it is like to wake up every morning and be excited to go to work. That is what The Exercise Coach does for her every day. To be able to help someone’s quality of life is what sets her soul on fire and that is why she does what she does. Their program is designed with you in mind they call it right intensity training because it is based on your physical level. If you are just starting a program for the first time or an avid gym rat they can challenge your muscles in ways you have never experienced with their high tech proprietary equipment. Take it from someone who has been through lots of health issues along with anxiety and overcame those issues with changing my overall lifestyle with exercise, diet, and spiritual practices. She is a wife and mom to an outgoing little boy who is 6 years old. Every day is a blessing that we cannot count on which she learned through my health journey. What can you do today that can make you stronger tomorrow?Drew Kitch is the Lead trainer at The Exercise Coach Town and country location. He started his career in the exercise world actually here. This was his first real job relating to his degree straight out of college. He received my Bachelors degree in Exercise Science with a concentration in Strength and conditioning from Troy University. In college, he discovered something about himself, and that was how much he loved to exercise, and how great it made him feel. He loved the aspect of striving for the goals that he would set for himself, and actually obtaining them. That is what was the kickstart to where he am today, because his passion is what he does. Helping people strive to be better day in and day out, through exercise, feeling healthier, and better about themselves overall. Website: www.exercisecoach.comFacebook Town & Country: https://www.facebook.com/personaltrainertownandcountry/Facebook Webster Groves: https://www.facebook.com/personaltrainerwebstergroves/Facebook Clayton: https://www.facebook.com/personaltrainerclayton/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theexercisecoach/Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessica-phillips-88096435/Phone: (314) 548-2178

Jessica Phillips, 2nd and Eb clarinetist of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, speaks about her incredible journey to the MET.  We discuss the mental preparation for auditions, the rigorous schedule of an opera orchestra, and the incredible guidance she received on her journey!  

Our guest speaker Jessica Phillips shares with us how women play an important role in the gospel.

#FoxRocks Podcast Squad!  This might be one of the most hilarious episodes and all of the audio was literally recorded from my purse in the speaker VIP room at Social Media Week Lima, Ohio 2019.  Thank you to the incredible people who attended this event, the awesome speakers, and the conference host nowmarketinggroup.com with Jessica Phillips! Let's get some social media buzz for this hilarious podcast by sharing that you are listening with a screenshot and tagging me @judiwfox on Instagram - instagram.com/judiwfox/ 4:00 - Stephanie Lui - lightscameralive.com/  Not only is Stephanie hilarious, but she has an amazing quiz on her website that you are going to want to take ASAP to find out your communication style.  Plus Stephanie has the most F-Bombs of the whole episode and she sings with me at the song break intermission 50 minute mark. 7:00 - Mike Alton plays the game Voice Message Roulette with me and you can find all of Mike (or Mrs. Doubtfire) at bloggingbrute.com and http://www.agorapulse.com?fp_ref=judi13 and the British accent is at 15:00 minutes 19:00 - Jeff Howell - jeffhowell.me - We talk about being vulnerable and being a speaker and LIFE kicking us in the... and we had to jump off fast to listen to bellavasta.com/ on stage. 28:00 - Terry Duperon - We have a heart to heart about sales and business https://www.goodfat.bar/ and refreshing to have speakers talking so openly about struggles! 34:00 - Christine Gritmon - gritmon.com/ and I loved dancing with Christine and she might be trying to tell us all about Social Media Day 2020 in New York City... plus cookie monster - Kermit the Frog and Lord of the Rings Smeagol ALL show up thank you to George Demanis at 39:00 -  georgedamanis.com  Plus they couldn't figure out what "The Fox Says" at 40:00 40:00 - Tiffany Lanier - livewithtiffany.com/ and she helps us all utilize social and emotional intelligence and mediation to add in more empathy and compassion to connect with our ideal client - plus we talk about about sales, pricing, and I could have talked with her forever!  44:00 - Shout out to Rachel Bell and how much she out cares for her clients - https://www.instagram.com/rachelbell/ 50:00 - We start singing the song "The Podcast that Never Ends" Feat. Stephanie, Judi, Christine, Jennifer Weather (brings the storm where ever she goes) 51:00 - Jen Watson (aka Jennifer Weather) - instagram.com/jenniferweather we tak about raw and real and getting over perfection 52:00 - Angus Nelson - We quickly interrupt the weather report with Jennifer for a quick moment with Angus Nelson angusnelson.com because he was literally dragging his luggage and heading to the airport and the whole room laughed really hard at this exact moment - thosecrazynelsons.com 53:00 - Back to Jennifer Weather - OMG she is incredible and knows a TON about live video doing 4 LIVES per day at the Weather Channel - www.linkedin.com/in/jenniferwatsonsocial and big shout-outs to Brian Fanzo - https://www.isocialfanz.com/ 60:00 - Mia Voss https://miaonthego.com/ hear what Mia is up to right now, personal branding, her travels, and a huge Shout Out to one of our mutual friends "Brah"... Shannon Hernandez at https://www.theshanman.com/ 65:00 - Demian Ross - www.youtube.com/demianross - We laugh ever 5 minutes - and how Lift is an option in Lima, Ohio plus Demian has to run out for a Starbucks run and shout out to Troy Sandbridge findtroy.com/ and Brian Fanzo.  Plus he talks about being careful with being overly vulnerable and getting addicted. 71:00 - Erik Fisher - https://twitter.com/erikjfisher - We talk about Social Media Examiner and Twitter and his mom on Facebook.   90:00 - Jen Cole - I was told to grab and get her on the mic ASAP - twitter.com/jencoleict - https://www.depict-media.com - We talk about how to network to opportunities!  Plus how to build relationships over long periods of time! You have to keep showing up! AND it would mean the world to me if you gave this podcast "The Judi Fox Show" Podcast: 1. SUBSCRIBE, 2. RATE, 3. REVIEW BONUS POINTS goes to anyone that does all of the above AND leaves me a Direct Message voice message!  Thank you for listening! And if you want more of Judi Fox #FoxRocks Follow here: LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/judiwfox/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/judiwfox/ Website (bonus goodies on the blog) - https://www.judifox.com/ PS - I truly need YOU.  ALL your DM's and in person conversations saying you were listening to the podcast over the last couple months has kept me inspired and uplifted and it is beyond appreciated.

May is National Foster Care Month so we were in the studio with Jennifer Allen, Resource Parent Recruiter for Children's Services of VA and Jessica Phillips, one of their foster parents. We talked about the important role foster parents play in the lives of many children in our communities. Jennifer told us about the process to becoming a foster parent and Jessica told us about her experiences in the last 9 years as a foster parent. We discussed the many different situations that create the need for a foster parent in a child's lie, how long the typical stay with a family is and other ways people can support foster families even if becoming a foster parent isn't for them. Once of those ways is supporting Froggy's Closet - which was featured on a previous Valley Today episode: https://theriver953.com/podcast/families-reaching-out-group-frog-froggys-closet/ After the show, we talked more candidly with Jennifer & Jessica about her experiences and the impact all the children in her care have had on her and her family. For more information about Children's Services of VA, visit their website: http://www.childrensservicesofva.com/ or send an email to Jennifer: jallen@csv-inc.com

In episode 19 of Outside the Bubble, I chat with Jessica Phillips from Break Away Babes about how for many young people their identity is tied to their academics. Jessica shares her academic story that led to pediatrics and then to working with burned out millennial women.  We talk about the importance for young people to learn who they are, what they like, and develop skills and interests outside of their academic pathway. Jessica shares what she has noticed people using as a form of escaping their lives and avoidance and we discuss techniques for self-expression and self-discovery.   http://breakawaybabes.com/ IG @thebreakawaybabes https://www.facebook.com/drjessicaphillips

On Time for Success - Business Owner Moms Edition This week we are interviewing Jessica Phillips owner of The Exercise Coach - Town & Country Personal Training. Get to know Jessica: I am a St. Louis native graduated with a degree of Marketing and Visual Merchandising at a University in Colorado. Worked in the family business for 8 years and decided it was not my passion or calling. My dad and I found The Exercise Coach and brought it to St. Louis in 2014. Ever wonder what it is like to wake up every morning and be excited to go to work. That is what The Exercise Coach does for me every day. To be able to help someone’s quality of life is what sets my soul on fire and that is why I do what I do. I am a wife to an amazing man that I have been with for 11 years but first dated in 7th grade. I am a mom to outgoing little boy who is 5 years old. Every day is a blessing that we cannot count on. If you are not doing what you love everyday change it like I did. What can you do to today that can make you stronger tomorrow?

Jessica Phillips, breakthrough coach, joins us in this episode to share her story of how she went from a Pediatrician Resident to entrepreneur and digital nomad. As someone who has ample experience with stress and burnout, Jessica shares her insight and wisdom in how you can prevent burning out in your business. You can follow Jessica here: http://breakawaybabes.com The Universe Has Your Back: https://amzn.to/2DqGTvo Light is the New Black: https://amzn.to/2RKCx5p Girl Wash Your Face: https://amzn.to/2SRHqef The Miracle Morning: https://amzn.to/2JJTNEV

Rangers Jess and Crystal join the podcast to talk about parks in the Triangle! They share a behind-the-scenes look at what being a ranger in North Carolina is all about.

Mike and guest Jessica Phillips, Student Program Manager and Innovate 2018 Conference Director, discuss this year's Innovate conference hosted by the Office of Distance Education and eLearning. Transcript available at http://streaming.osu.edu/podcast/TechHappyHour/20180416-Phillips.txt

Download Podcast Jessica Phillips is the founder of BIG Love Cancer Care which is an organization that assists children cancer patients and their families in their greatest time of need. She created this mission after the loss of her daughter, Brooke, to cancer. Brooke's love lives on and continues to grow as more and more hospitals partner with BIG Love and the work & passion that they provide. In this episode: How a parent copes with their child's cancer diagnosis How to stay strong in moments when you can barely breathe What it looks like to wrestle with God and also how to trust Him Losing your child but continuing their legacy to benefit others The lessons that we can learn from children You can discover more about Jessica and Big Love on Instagram and Facebook @BigLoveCancerCare as well as www.biglovecancercare.org  

Welcome to the Crossroads Podcast this week as we continue our series 'This is Us'We are joined by Kenny Comstock and Jessica Phillips as we dive into what God's word says about marriage relationships.

In this introductory video to the exciting new AccessEDU podcast, host Megan Fogel interviews Jessica Phillips, Instructional Designer at OSU. The two discuss the state of accessibility in higher ed and reveal the story of how this podcast came to be.

Revolutionary times call for revolutionary music, and Beethoven was living in revolutionary times. At the beginning of the 19th century, he quickly became disillusioned by Napoleon Bonaparte — a leader who initially seemed concerned with freedom but was ultimately obsessed with his own power. Beethoven's political anguish rang out in his music, as did his deeply-held beliefs about the heroic power of ordinary people.  Beethoven spent more than 10 years revising Fidelio, the only opera he ever wrote. This was about more than music for the great composer. It was about freedom, devotion and the triumph of human dignity over tyranny. In this episode, host Merrin Lazyan speaks with Jessica Phillips, second clarinetist in the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, about Beethoven's revolutionary sound. We also hear from soprano Adrianne Pieczonka, who sings the lead role of Leonora, about the most moving musical moments in Fidelio. “O namelose Freude!” (Adrianne Pieczonka and Klaus Florian Vogt):  “Nur hurtig fort, nur frisch gegraben” (Adrianne Pieczonka and Falk Struckmann):  This episode features excerpts from the following album: Beethoven: Fidelio (Sony Classical, 1996)— Deborah Voigt, soprano; Ben Heppner, tenor; Matthias Hölle, bass; Elizabeth Norberg-Schulz, soprano; Michael Schade, tenor; Thomas Quasthoff, bass-baritone; the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Sir Colin Davis. 

Flower Mound campus librarian Sabrina McKethan talks with Jessica Phillips, Head of Preservation at the University of North Texas Libraries in this month's podcast.

Have you every wanted to throw in the towel and quit?  How long did you give yourself before wanting too?  On this episode with Jessica Phillips, you will hear her story of vision, perseverance and patience. Jessica shares valuable tips and actions steps for you to take when you feel like giving up.  Once Moringa for Many, her now non profit is growing and it's new name is Story Changers.  Listen to her inspirational story of how she conquered the negative voice from "I can't" to "I CAN" changing stories in Africa. What you say is what you become.

TAKE A TEN looks back at the first five episodes, featuring behind-the scenes interviews and cut songs never previously released. Featuring conversations with Chris Critelli, Kevin Hammonds, Julie Jo Hughes, George Merrick, Jessica Phillips, and Jennifer Piacenti

ASK CANDACE ... Her special guest this week is Jessica Phillips. Jessica told Candace recently, "Two years ago this week I enrolled as an Independent Distributor with Zija International. Little did I know what would lie ahead! I am incredibly grateful for the doors that this amazing company has opened for me! Dreams bigger than I could even dream are coming true because of this opportunity that started as a mere hobby for me". Join Candace Gish, Triple Diamond with Zija International as she talks about her journey. She is a stay at home Mom of 4, a home educator plus, builds her successful business from home.