Podcast appearances and mentions of jill gordon

A look at what's coming up onstage in 2025, plus an interview with Vail's Jill Gordon and the upcoming Weekend with Will   In our first episode of the New Year, hosts Alex Miller and Toni Tresca pored over the upcoming calendar and picked out a bunch of cool shows coming up onstage this year. From Denver to Durango, Fort Collins to the Springs and everywhere else around the state, we created a list of shows that are new or new-ish to Colorado as well as some old favorites that we haven't seen in a while.   Later in the episode, Toni catches up with Jill Gordon, who's organizing the Weekend with Will festival in Eagle County Jan. 23-24.

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My guest today is Jill Gordon, Jill became a Health Coach and Digestive Health Specialist after discovering the power of food to heal her daughter from an autoimmune disease in 2005. She has worked with close to 1,000 people both individually and through her online programs. She helps them uncover the root cause of their digestive issues and/or excess weight so they can finally release them and feel confident again. You can find Jill at www.JilltheHealthCoach.com or on Instagram @JilltheHealthCoach or Facebook @JilltheHealthCoach. If you enjoy the podcast, please subscribe and leave a short review on Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen? It takes less than 60 seconds and it really helps. If you enjoyed this episode buy me a cup of coffee, make it a large: I'm trying to keep this episode free of advertisements and could use your help with the cost of bringing your this fun and entertaining podcast. Anything you can donate to the cause is greatly appreciated. To donate go to: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/sifuRafael Subscribe: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/coaching-call/id1546026323 Please leave a star rating and a review here Follow Coaching Call: Facebook: facebook.com/coachingcall Instagram: instagram.com/coachingcall Email: maxfitness@optonline.net LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/maxfitness Youtube: https://bit.ly/coachingcallYoutube to watch the full interview. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coachingcall/message

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A chat with creator of RebootWithRealFood.com about choosing food that will support you in your life and business. http://www.shatterthemoldpodcast.com

On Tuesday Tips, Jill Gordon joined me to discuss our bodies as we age and the metabolism battle.  Jill offered information about our lean muscle and unfortunately the decline of it as we age.   Jill offered two tips to help us keep that lean muscle AND how to keep our metabolism working FOR us.  Jill explained Protein pacing and benefits of intermittent fasting.  Did you know the processes that occur when we give our bodies a break from digesting?  So many benefits that Jill explained about autophagy and how the body repairs when you are fasting!   To find me on social media: Debbi-Jo Horton (Facebook)  Visit me at my website: https://advantagestoaging.com Learn more in my Facebook Group: Advantages to Aging 

Enrich Mississippi is providing a community-supported Youth enrichment education program committed and dedicated to engaging and informing youth, parents, schools, and community partners.

Diana Chung and Arica Hirsch are radiation oncologist who worked as partners on a mission to help patients use CBD to heal skin damaged by the medical procedures, specifically breast cancer patients. The two doctors spent long nights reformulating CBD oil in over 800 recipes in Diana's kitchen after a full day treating patients. Their persistence paid off and their beauty business, Sunmi Beauty, was launched in 2018. Sunmi products are high quality because they were created by these two visionary physicians with ingredients that were intentionally and carefully selected. In addition, the serum and salve are manufactured in FDA approved labs to ensure quality. Now available on their website, Neiman Marcus, MyJane and other quality CBD retailers. The ladies talk about developing a beauty product, their personal journeys, and how the medical community is evolving around cannabis.Topics Discussed(1:18) Food Insecurity and Unhousing: Food for Free(2:00) Thanksgiving Decarboxylation with Ardent Cannabis(3:12) Guest Introduction(4:00) Purchase Sunmi(4:20) Diana Chung Introduction(5:25) Integrative Medicine(6:06) University of Arizona Certificate of Integrative Medicine(6:44) Sunmi Origin Story(8:36) Learning to Use CBD(11:15) Caring for Radiation Burns(13:30) Shifting Into Beauty Business(18:50) MyJane Purchase Here(19:28) Products Serum and Salve(22:20) Coming Back to Internal Beauty(23:00) The Importance of Momentary Feelings of Calm, Pleasure and Peace(24:15) Jill Gordon and Isagenix(25:50) CCC News and Social Equity Delivery Licenses(29:10) Medical Establishment and Cannabis(30:40) Medical Cannabis in Illinois(34:05) Hopes For 2021(35:40) Connect with Sunmi on InstagramThe Canna Mom Show wants to thank:Josh Lamkin and Bella Jaffe for writing and performing TCMS theme music Amie Searles for believingKelly Dolan of Retail Results Inc Lori Lennon of Thinkubator Media Kim Kramer of McLane Middleton Cannabis Creative GroupPod617, The Boston Podcast Network

The outbreak of COVID-19 is changing the world, in both the present and in the future. In these uncertain times, hospitals and other healthcare facilities are looking to implement new technologies to continue to provide services, while limiting their face-to-face interaction. But implementing HIPAA-approved telehealth applications in a short amount of time can prove to be a challenge. Thankfully, the federal government is lifting rules and reevaluating their regulations to allow healthcare companies to use other tools to reach their patients in these difficult times. On this episode of Inside Reproductive Health, Griffin talks to Jill Gordon and Sarah Swank, lawyers in the healthcare division of Nixon Peabody. They navigate the changes to HIPAA regulations in the midst of the COVID-19 crisis and how clinics can appropriately implement telehealth to help their patients through their journeys without seeing them in office. Learn more about Nixon Peabody or contact Jill Gordon and Sarah Swank for more information on implementing telemedicine. To get started on a marketing plan for your company, complete the Goal and Competitive Diagnostic at FertilityBridge.com.

Following last week's indictments, we take a look at how one Mississippi non-profit's services rely on TANF funds.And, with teen vaping on the rise, parents and school administrators take action.Then, after Byte Size Tech, MPB celebrates 50 years - a conversation with Executive Director Ronnie Agnew.Segment 1:Mississippi's former Department of Human Service Director, John Davis, an ex-wrestler and non-profit officials are among those charged with embezzling at least $4 million from the TANF Fund--Temporary Assistant to Needy Families. Governor Tate Reeves has frozen the federal TANF grants which are administered by the state. But other Mississippi organizations that receive TANF funds may be put in a financial bind during the on-going investigation. Carol Burnett is director of Moore Community House and the Mississippi Low Income Childcare Initiative in Biloxi. She tells MPB's Desare Frazier she relies on those funds to assist low-income single mothers with childcare.Segment 2:While smoked tobacco use is on the decline among Mississippi youth, vaping is on the rise. Since 2010, e-cigarette use has increased by over 1000 percent in middle and high schoolers in Mississippi - that's according to M S tobacco data dot org. Health officials and community leaders met recently at a Vaping Summit in Flowood to discuss the issue. Jill Gordon, Executive Director of Enrich MS, is one of the organizers. She tells MPB's Kobee Vance she became active when she caught her middle school son vaping. Educators have banned vape products at schools, and now---they are trying to change municipal laws to make it more difficult for teens to get vape products. Ben Stein is the Principal at Northwest Rankin High School in Flowood. He tells our Kobee Vance a new ordinance is helping to lower the rates of teen vaping.Segment 3:Byte Size TechSegment 4:If you have been listening to MPB Think Radio regularly, you've probably heard the dozen or so Happy Anniversary wishes. 2020 marks MPB's 50th year serving Mississippi, and to celebrate, Mississippi Edition will bring you a series of conversations with the influential figures that have shaped Mississippi Public Broadcasting over the last half decade. We start the celebration of that history with our current Executive Director Ronnie Agnew. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dave chats with Jill Gordon and Mona Dolgov about their new venture Cook U - dedicated to teaching college kids to cook more than mac n cheese.The Facebook handle is @Cook UThe Instagram handle is @The_Cook_UAbout Mona: Nutritionist, cookbook author, publisher and health and wellness entrepreneur Mona Dolgov lives her lifelong mission of creating healthier food products, recipes and inventing simple culinary tricks to easily create practical and healthier lifestyles. She is President of You Live Right, LLC, where she has authored and published over 20 cookbooks for top-selling kitchen appliances, health and wellness products and grocery retailers, focused on simplicity and using nutritious ingredients. She also is a private nutritional coach, offers educational and fun dinner classes at Mona's Kitchen, and is a speaker on nutritional well-being. Plus, she is very excited about launching Cook U. Follow Mona on Facebook or Instagram @monadolgovShe recently co-authored The Perfect Portion Cookbook, a 5-star rated cookbook (with Hollywood star Anson Willams) that makes American classics healthier and guides consumers to healthier portion control. This book (and Mona) was featured on the Today Show, The Doctors, and The Huffington Post. Learn more at www.theperfectportion.com She is completing her second cookbook, Satisfy, that will be launched in 2020, focused on simple nutritionally balanced meals all 500 calories or less with real ingredients and real portions. All of the recipes are gluten-free. About Jill: Jill is a Health and wellness virtual franchise entrepreneur with Isagenix. She is a registered dietitian and also works as a consultant for Wellness Workdays, creator of onsite worksite wellness programs, and project manager at Tufts Medical Center for the Center For Youth Wellness Childhood Obesity Program.. Her interests include child and family nutrition, weight management as well as overall health and wellness. Prior to working as a Registered Dietitian, She has been a member of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics since 2009. She also serves on the Hunger and Nutrition Committee for Jewish Children and Family Services.

We speak with Wall Street Journal legal reporter Sara Randazzo and Nixon Peabody partners Justin Thompson and Jill Gordon about diversity initiatives, technological disruptions, and the future of the legal industry. Hosted by Nixon Peabody attorney Jade Turner-Bond.

Jill Gordon and Karen Tenenbaum are the founders of the official health coach detox. Jill became certified as a Digestive Health Specialist and Certified Holistic Health Coach after discovering the power of food to heal her daughter from an autoimmune disease. Karen Tenenbaum, Digestive Health Specialist, Personal Trainer and Group Exercise Professional, is the owner of Guiding Hand Nutrition. Through Karen’s passion and training, her clients and family have experienced life-changing results with the power of healing foods. Being hailed as “Sex and the City for Food,” The Food Heals Podcast brings together experts in the field of nutrition, health and healing to teach you the best-kept natural secrets to being a hotter, healthier, happier YOU! The Food Heals Podcast is hosted by Allison Melody and Suzy Hardy – two self-proclaimed natural chicks who will rock your world and change your beliefs about health! This sexy, savvy duo provides eco-friendly advice on a variety of issues including the healing power of nutrition, living authentically, turning your passion into your career, choosing the best natural health and beauty products, the benefits of a plant-based diet and so much more!

Mike Grimm of Minnesota Radio and Greg Dooley from MVictors.com as well as Jill Gordon the painter of the Brown Jug

Mike Grimm of Minnesota Radio and Greg Dooley from MVictors.com as well as Jill Gordon the painter of the Brown Jug

  Brent and Tom have been working with business owner/operators for the past 13 plus years.  In that time they have encountered some brilliant entrepreneurs and some very capable businesspeople.  Sometimes those people are one in the same.  Often times, however, they are not.   One entrepreneuer who has successfully made the transition to accomplished businessperson and manager is Jill Gordon, co-founder of the Chicago-based retailer “Kidsnips.”  Founded over 15 years ago, the privately owned children's hair salon and toy store started in green space, grew and thrived as other competitors entered the market and then navigated the economic collapse of the last decade.  Jill and her co-founder Kim Stolze have managed expansion, addressed considerations of franchising, retained and trained both a workforce and a client base and continue to explore new horizons.  Join us Wednesday when we are joined by entrepreneur, businessperson, and manager Jill Gordon who will share her experience through the Kidsnips story. Call in at (323) 580-5755 Email us at Brent@SeguewaySolutions.com www.seguewaysolutions.com www.linkedlocalnetwork.com  

It's traditional in Plato scholarship to divide his dialogues in various ways. One common division is a temporal one that distinguishes among early, middle and late dialogues. Another is by content: there are the so-called erotic dialogues, which include Symposium, Phaedrus and Alcibiades I, where themes of love and friendship are explicitly treated, and then the rest, which deal with such non-erotic themes as language and knowledge and ontology. Jill Gordon, Charles A. Dana Professor of Philosophy at Colby College, argues that this second division deeply misinterprets the role of eros in the Platonic corpus. In her new book, Plato's Erotic World: From Cosmic Origins to Human Death (Cambridge University Press, 2012), she argues that paradigmatically non-erotic dialogues, such as Theaetetus, Parmenides and Phaedo, are in fact deeply erotic, and that the theme of eros unifies the corpus rather than divides it. For example, the Socratic dialectic, or elenchus, is a give-and-take that is erotic in nature, and doing philosophy itself is an erotic endeavor akin to naked exercise in the gymnasium. Her argument begins with a close reading of Timaeus, Plato's creation myth, and the role of eros in the immortal human soul, and comes full circle with a reading of Phaedo in which Socrates' growing rigidity as the hemlock takes hold is an erotic pun. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's traditional in Plato scholarship to divide his dialogues in various ways. One common division is a temporal one that distinguishes among early, middle and late dialogues. Another is by content: there are the so-called erotic dialogues, which include Symposium, Phaedrus and Alcibiades I, where themes of love and friendship are explicitly treated, and then the rest, which deal with such non-erotic themes as language and knowledge and ontology. Jill Gordon, Charles A. Dana Professor of Philosophy at Colby College, argues that this second division deeply misinterprets the role of eros in the Platonic corpus. In her new book, Plato's Erotic World: From Cosmic Origins to Human Death (Cambridge University Press, 2012), she argues that paradigmatically non-erotic dialogues, such as Theaetetus, Parmenides and Phaedo, are in fact deeply erotic, and that the theme of eros unifies the corpus rather than divides it. For example, the Socratic dialectic, or elenchus, is a give-and-take that is erotic in nature, and doing philosophy itself is an erotic endeavor akin to naked exercise in the gymnasium. Her argument begins with a close reading of Timaeus, Plato's creation myth, and the role of eros in the immortal human soul, and comes full circle with a reading of Phaedo in which Socrates' growing rigidity as the hemlock takes hold is an erotic pun.

It’s traditional in Plato scholarship to divide his dialogues in various ways. One common division is a temporal one that distinguishes among early, middle and late dialogues. Another is by content: there are the so-called erotic dialogues, which include Symposium, Phaedrus and Alcibiades I, where themes of love and friendship are explicitly treated, and then the rest, which deal with such non-erotic themes as language and knowledge and ontology. Jill Gordon, Charles A. Dana Professor of Philosophy at Colby College, argues that this second division deeply misinterprets the role of eros in the Platonic corpus. In her new book, Plato’s Erotic World: From Cosmic Origins to Human Death (Cambridge University Press, 2012), she argues that paradigmatically non-erotic dialogues, such as Theaetetus, Parmenides and Phaedo, are in fact deeply erotic, and that the theme of eros unifies the corpus rather than divides it. For example, the Socratic dialectic, or elenchus, is a give-and-take that is erotic in nature, and doing philosophy itself is an erotic endeavor akin to naked exercise in the gymnasium. Her argument begins with a close reading of Timaeus, Plato’s creation myth, and the role of eros in the immortal human soul, and comes full circle with a reading of Phaedo in which Socrates’ growing rigidity as the hemlock takes hold is an erotic pun. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It’s traditional in Plato scholarship to divide his dialogues in various ways. One common division is a temporal one that distinguishes among early, middle and late dialogues. Another is by content: there are the so-called erotic dialogues, which include Symposium, Phaedrus and Alcibiades I, where themes of love and friendship are explicitly treated, and then the rest, which deal with such non-erotic themes as language and knowledge and ontology. Jill Gordon, Charles A. Dana Professor of Philosophy at Colby College, argues that this second division deeply misinterprets the role of eros in the Platonic corpus. In her new book, Plato’s Erotic World: From Cosmic Origins to Human Death (Cambridge University Press, 2012), she argues that paradigmatically non-erotic dialogues, such as Theaetetus, Parmenides and Phaedo, are in fact deeply erotic, and that the theme of eros unifies the corpus rather than divides it. For example, the Socratic dialectic, or elenchus, is a give-and-take that is erotic in nature, and doing philosophy itself is an erotic endeavor akin to naked exercise in the gymnasium. Her argument begins with a close reading of Timaeus, Plato’s creation myth, and the role of eros in the immortal human soul, and comes full circle with a reading of Phaedo in which Socrates’ growing rigidity as the hemlock takes hold is an erotic pun. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It’s traditional in Plato scholarship to divide his dialogues in various ways. One common division is a temporal one that distinguishes among early, middle and late dialogues. Another is by content: there are the so-called erotic dialogues, which include Symposium, Phaedrus and Alcibiades I, where themes of love and friendship are explicitly treated, and then the rest, which deal with such non-erotic themes as language and knowledge and ontology. Jill Gordon, Charles A. Dana Professor of Philosophy at Colby College, argues that this second division deeply misinterprets the role of eros in the Platonic corpus. In her new book, Plato’s Erotic World: From Cosmic Origins to Human Death (Cambridge University Press, 2012), she argues that paradigmatically non-erotic dialogues, such as Theaetetus, Parmenides and Phaedo, are in fact deeply erotic, and that the theme of eros unifies the corpus rather than divides it. For example, the Socratic dialectic, or elenchus, is a give-and-take that is erotic in nature, and doing philosophy itself is an erotic endeavor akin to naked exercise in the gymnasium. Her argument begins with a close reading of Timaeus, Plato’s creation myth, and the role of eros in the immortal human soul, and comes full circle with a reading of Phaedo in which Socrates’ growing rigidity as the hemlock takes hold is an erotic pun. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It’s traditional in Plato scholarship to divide his dialogues in various ways. One common division is a temporal one that distinguishes among early, middle and late dialogues. Another is by content: there are the so-called erotic dialogues, which include Symposium, Phaedrus and Alcibiades I, where themes of love and friendship are explicitly treated, and then the rest, which deal with such non-erotic themes as language and knowledge and ontology. Jill Gordon, Charles A. Dana Professor of Philosophy at Colby College, argues that this second division deeply misinterprets the role of eros in the Platonic corpus. In her new book, Plato’s Erotic World: From Cosmic Origins to Human Death (Cambridge University Press, 2012), she argues that paradigmatically non-erotic dialogues, such as Theaetetus, Parmenides and Phaedo, are in fact deeply erotic, and that the theme of eros unifies the corpus rather than divides it. For example, the Socratic dialectic, or elenchus, is a give-and-take that is erotic in nature, and doing philosophy itself is an erotic endeavor akin to naked exercise in the gymnasium. Her argument begins with a close reading of Timaeus, Plato’s creation myth, and the role of eros in the immortal human soul, and comes full circle with a reading of Phaedo in which Socrates’ growing rigidity as the hemlock takes hold is an erotic pun. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices