Podcast appearances and mentions of jonathan lawrence

In this listener request series, we shed light on a little known yet brutal series of murders which occurred in the small town of Milton, Florida in 1998... one that our own Becky actually grew up in! We jump straight into the crime spree of perpetrators Jeremiah Rodgers and Jonathan Lawrence, beginning with the murder of Lawrence's cousin Justin Livingston. Following some 3D Doritos and small-town petty drama, we arrive at the day of Jennifer Robinson's date with Jeremiah Rodgers... the last day she is seen alive.

This week, we're doing a deep dive into the core of identity and purpose. Steve sits down with Jason Orme and Jonathan Lawrence, co-founders of PROPER, a design club jazz firm based in Atlanta, to explore how their approach to brand strategy mirrors the journey of personal discovery we undertake with our clients at Greenhouse. Discover how unraveling your core essence, whether in branding or in life, can lead to clarity, alignment, and fulfillment. (00:00) Intro (04:58) Jason and Jonathan (49:40) Takeaways PROPER's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/properatl PROPER's Website: properatl.com Resources: + Download our *free* Career Transition Planner. Contact Greenhouse Coaching: + Head to the Connect page of our website to inquire about Individual Coaching, Team Coaching, Workshops, and more! + Follow us on Instagram and send us a DM + Email us at info@greenhouseculture.co Thanks for listening, and cheers to figuring out what's next!

In this episode of the Startup CPG podcast, Daniel Scharff dives into the vibrant world of the natural food industry with Jonathan Lawrence, Vice President of Center Store at Fresh Thyme Market. Discover Fresh Thyme Market's mission-driven approach to offering fresh and healthy food at great value and Jonathan's passion for supporting startup brands.Explore the intricacies of building meaningful relationships with brands, tailoring assortments to community needs, and the significance of local brands in their stores through initiatives like the local scout program. Jonathan shares his excitement for international flavors and products, offering unique tastes and experiences for customers.Get an exclusive preview of the Startup CPG section at Expo West on level three of ACC, featuring 25 booths with amazing brands, including female founder giveaway winners. Ready to embark on a flavorful journey? Tune in now!Listen in as Jonathan shares about:Natural Food Industry ExpertiseRelationship BuildingBalancing Innovation and TraditionAdaptability to Store EnvironmentsSuccess Metrics for Category ManagersBrand Persistence and RelationshipsCategory Management and Retailer InfluenceChallenges in Introducing New BrandsInnovation in RetailBrand Life Cycle and Continuous InnovationSupport for Local Brands and Community EngagementExploration of International Flavors and Ethnic ProductsEpisode Links:Jonathan's WebsiteJonathans LinkedInDon't forget to leave a five-star review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify if you enjoyed this episode. For potential sponsorship opportunities or to join the Startup CPG community, visit http://www.startupcpg.com.Show Links:Transcripts of each episode are available on the Transistor platform that hosts our podcast here (click on the episode and toggle to “Transcript” at the top)Join the Startup CPG Slack community (15K+ members and growing!)Follow @startupcpgVisit host Daniel's Linkedin Questions or comments about the episode? Email Daniel at podcast@startupcpg.comEpisode music by Super Fantastics

Bani Bahari is co-founder and CEO of OffCourt. She has spent the last 10 years in retail and beauty - in her past life she was a strategy consultant at Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger and Glossier. She comes from a family business in beauty. At OffCourt, she does all product development and operations. Jonathan is a co-founder of OffCourt - he comes from management consulting background and real estate development and finance. At OffCourt, he is in charge of finance, strategy and branding. In This Conversation We Discuss:[01:11] Intro[01:53] The idea behind OffCourt[02:22] Testing the waters and taking risks[04:11] Establishing OffCourt's branding[04:33] Prioritizing product development[05:19] Finding people to work with[06:03] Social media presence for a new business[06:28] Tying in with manufacturers early on [06:53] Venturing the market of fragrances[07:27] Importance of communication as a team[08:08] Launching products and managing expectations[08:34] The power of PR for a new business[09:46] The pressure of being new to the business[11:10] Success takes time and consistent efforts[12:54] Raising money and self-funding as a start[18:55] Testing out different PR strategies[19:48] Knowing when and how much to invest in marketing[20:43] Using customer's touch points to sell your products[22:36] Finalizing things and reaching out to retailers[23:45] Pushing through to land a breakthrough[24:32] Facing the ambiguity of retailer's conditions[26:50] Business don't always go as planned[27:32] Having different mindsets in different situations[28:51] Keeping an open mind after every rejection[29:20] The importance of finding a good rep firm[30:40] Having the conviction to change plans when needed[30:53] Where to check out OffCourt[31:09] Discount code: honestcommerce15Resources:Subscribe to Honest Ecommerce on YoutubeFunctional, personal care company for active people offcourt.com/Follow Bani Bahari linkedin.com/in/bani-bahari/Follow Jonathan Lawrence linkedin.com/in/jonathan-lawrence-177ab133/Schedule an intro call with one of our experts electriceye.io/connectTake your retail business to the next level today shopify.com/honestSign up for a one-dollar-per-month trial periodSchedule your free consultation with a Sendlane expert sendlane.com/honestIf you're enjoying the show, we'd love it if you left Honest Ecommerce a review on Apple Podcasts. It makes a huge impact on the success of the podcast, and we love reading every one of your reviews!

A few years ago, Canadian filmmaker Jonathan Lawrence spent some time researching the world of conversion therapy, and what he discovered became the backdrop for his first television series, “Alter Boys.” Jonathan tells Tom how he wants the series to be an examination of queer friendships, love and community.Plus, Jayli Wolf tells the story behind her song “Welcome Child” off her new EP, “God is an Endless Mirror.”

Jonathan Lawrence is a classically trained jazz violinist and fiddle player who began studying violin when he was 9. He utilizes his skills as an electric violinist, guitarist, vocalist, pianist, and loop station artist to perform both original songs and new takes on Americana covers. His album is called The Lonely Warrior which is available on most streaming platforms.  He also teaches general music, violin, orchestra, and chorus at the elementary level, performs with the Gulf Coast Symphony, and sometimes subs with the Southwest Florida Symphony. 

Dr. Jonathan Lawrence, Associate Professor in Religious Studies, is joined by recent Canisius graduates Mylan Hawkins and Abby Bradley to discuss the use of historical simulation games in their recent classes.  Dr. Lawrence uses Reacting to the Past series games to teach concepts in the study of world religions, as well as critical analysis skills common across the liberal arts.  He has written a game focused on Jesuit history, appropriate at Canisius College but also any course where perspectives on religion intersect with social class and political institutions.  Hawkins and Bradley provide valuable student perspectives: it is fun to learn this way, but it was also challenging.  Game-based learning makes rigorous demands on students' research, analysis, and presentations skills, as well as creativity, emotional intelligence and collegiality.  At the same time, it compels students to consider the relationship between their cultures and experiences in the present, and people's problems and choices in the past.  Along the way, they encountered plenty of surprises, too!   Relevant Links and Resources Dr. Jonathan Lawrence   Reacting to the Past Consortium  Course Catalog: Religious Studies at Canisius   

In this week's episode, Episode 5, titled “Communities, good design, and leveraging our grassroots identity” with Michael Rivest and Jonathan Lawrence. Michael Rivest, is an Architect and Associate at HCMA Architecture and Design. Jonathan Lawrence is an Urban Planner, who is active as the Community Planning Advisor for Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues (EFCL). In this episode, we discuss how design shapes communities, and how humans must be the focus. We discover grassroots organizations in the city of Edmonton, such as the High Level Line (www.highlevelline.com) and the EFCL. And we dive into the difficulties and sensitivity required around gentrification and inclusive design in communities.

Jeremiah Rodgers and Jonathan Lawrence were two young men who met in a mental institute for the criminally insane. They quickly formed a friendship, bonding over the anger and rage brewing inside them. This dangerous comradery continued even after both men were released from prison. Fueled by their dark fantasies of murder, necrophilia, and cannibalism, Jeremiah and John set out on a murderous campaign, culminating in the needlessly cruel deaths of two young adults. Listen as we dive into the disturbed and chilling minds of these terrifying killers.Looking for our missing episodes? They are available free on our website www.tntcrimes.comGet Ad-Free, Early Releases, Mini-Episodes, and Exclusive Full Episodes by going to Patreon.com/tntcrimes or www.tntcrimes.com and become a memberIG & Facebook: @hardcoretruecrimeSources: Court RecordsThe Flesh Collectors by Fred Rosen

I'm talking with therapist and founder of Its Ok to Heal, Jonathan Lawrence. In this episode Mr. Lawrence gives professional advice on how we should be allowing men to express every emotion and how to change the way we raise our boys.

In this Real Talk we are joined by some special guests to discuss ‘Mental Health, Wellbeing & Isolation' during the Covid19 pandemic. On the panel we have Pastor Adam Ramdin, Jonathan Lawrence, Nathan Grey and Florence Manji. -This episode was recorded via zoom and live streamed on 6th April 2020. Special thanks to the NEC Youth Advisory 2020.

Jonathan Lawrence and Christy Callaway-Gale, two participants in the TORCH-Ashmolean Talking Sense project, introduce the inter-disciplinary research project. They talk to the organisers of the project (Hugo Shakeshaft and Helena Guzik) about the origin of the project and its aims, before speaking to two other participants in the project about their research and why they joined Talking Sense.

Jonathan Lawrence and Christy Callaway-Gale, two participants in the TORCH-Ashmolean Talking Sense project, introduce the workshop days. The workshop days are a combination of handling sessions in the Ashmolean museum and discussions of recent scholarship on the senses. For this episode, Jonathan and Christy re-create the feel of one of the workshop days. They review some of the recent scholarship on the senses discussed during these workshop days, before interviewing Dr. Jim Harris who is in charge of the Talking Sense handling sessions in the Ashmolean museum. For sources used and further reading, see a collated reading list from the workshop days: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5cb4cd7e7d0c910efad6f192/t/5d10ec183cd13f0001ee10db/1561390105352/Talking-Sense_reading-lists_collated.pdf

Episode 21 of Devout Podcast takes a brief look at the Hymn, Come Thou Fount Hosted by Stephen Seabolt and Ernie Wagoner. Mixed by Whit Hagemann. Music by Mason Gentry. Art by Jonathan Lawrence.

Episode 20 of Devout Podcast takes a brief look at the hymn, Come Thou Fount. Hosted by Stephen Seabolt and Ernie Wagoner. Mixed by Whit Hagemann. Music by Mason Gentry. Art by Jonathan Lawrence.

Episode 19 of Devout Podcast takes a brief look at the hymn, "Come Thou Fount." Hosted by Stephen Seabolt and Ernie Wagoner. Mixed by Whit Hagemann. Music by Mason Gentry. Art by Jonathan Lawrence.

Episode 18 of Devout Podcast takes a brief look at Colossians 3:23. Hosted by Stephen Seabolt and Ernie Wagoner. Mixed by Whit Hagemann. Music by Mason Gentry. Art by Jonathan Lawrence.

Episode 17 of Devout Podcast takes a brief look at Colossians 3:23. Hosted by Stephen Seabolt and Ernie Wagoner. Mixed by Whit Hagemann. Music by Mason Gentry. Art by Jonathan Lawrence.

Episode 16 of Devout Podcast takes a brief look at Colossians 3:23. Hosted by Stephen Seabolt and Ernie Wagoner. Mixed by Whit Hagemann. Music by Mason Gentry. Art by Jonathan Lawrence.

Episode 15 of Devout Podcast takes a brief look at Psalm 27:4. Hosted by Stephen Seabolt and Ernie Wagoner. Mixed by Whit Hagemann. Music by Mason Gentry. Art by Jonathan Lawrence.

Episode 14 of Devout Podcast takes a brief look at Psalm 27:4. Hosted by Stephen Seabolt and Ernie Wagoner. Mixed by Whit Hagemann. Music by Mason Gentry. Art by Jonathan Lawrence.

Episode 13 of Devout Podcast takes a brief look at Psalm 27:4. Hosted by Stephen Seabolt and Ernie Wagoner. Mixed by Whit Hagemann. Music by Mason Gentry. Art by Jonathan Lawrence.

Episode 12 of Devout Podcast takes a brief look at Luke 15:11-32. Hosted by Stephen Seabolt and Ernie Wagoner. Mixed by Whit Hagemann. Music by Mason Gentry. Art by Jonathan Lawrence.

Episode 11 of Devout Podcast takes a brief look at Luke 15:11-32. Hosted by Stephen Seabolt and Ernie Wagoner. Mixed by Whit Hagemann. Edited by Phil Mason. Music by Mason Gentry. Art by Jonathan Lawrence. ***

Episode 10 of Devout Podcast takes a brief look at Luke 15:11-32. Hosted by Stephen Seabolt and Ernie Wagoner. Mixed by Whit Hagemann. Edited by Phil Mason. Music by Mason Gentry. Art by Jonathan Lawrence. *** SHOW NOTES Painting referenced: http://www.rembrandtpainting.net/rembrandt%27s_prodigal_son.html

Episode 09 of Devout Podcast takes a brief look at Matthew 6:11. Hosted by Stephen Seabolt and Ernie Wagoner. Mixed by Whit Hagemann. Edited by Phil Mason. Music by Mason Gentry. Art by Jonathan Lawrence.

Episode 08 of Devout Podcast takes a brief look at Matthew 6:10. Hosted by Stephen Seabolt and Ernie Wagoner. Mixed by Whit Hagemann. Edited by Phil Mason. Music by Mason Gentry. Art by Jonathan Lawrence.

Episode 05 of Devout Podcast takes a brief look at Ephesians 2:4. Hosted by Stephen Seabolt and Ernie Wagoner. Mixed by Whit Hagemann. Edited by Phil Mason. Music by Mason Gentry. Art by Jonathan Lawrence.

Episode 06 of Devout Podcast takes a brief look at Ephesians 2:5. Hosted by Stephen Seabolt and Ernie Wagoner. Mixed by Whit Hagemann. Edited by Phil Mason. Music by Mason Gentry. Art by Jonathan Lawrence.

Episode 07 of Devout Podcast takes a brief look at Matthew 6:9. Hosted by Stephen Seabolt and Ernie Wagoner. Mixed by Whit Hagemann. Edited by Phil Mason. Music by Mason Gentry. Art by Jonathan Lawrence.

Episode 04 of Devout Podcast takes a brief look at Ephesians 2:1-2. Hosted by Stephen Seabolt and Ernie Wagoner. Mixed and edited by Whit Hagemann. Music by Mason Gentry. Art by Jonathan Lawrence.

Episode 01 of Devout Podcast takes a brief look at Matt. 11:28. Hosted by Stephen Seabolt and Ernie Wagoner. Mixed and edited by Whit Hagemann. Music by Mason Gentry. Art by Jonathan Lawrence.

Episode 02 of Devout Podcast takes a brief look at Matt. 11:29. Hosted by Stephen Seabolt and Ernie Wagoner. Mixed and edited by Whit Hagemann. Music by Mason Gentry. Art by Jonathan Lawrence.

Episode 03 of Devout Podcast takes a brief look at Matt. 11:30. Hosted by Stephen Seabolt and Ernie Wagoner. Mixed and edited by Whit Hagemann. Music by Mason Gentry. Art by Jonathan Lawrence.

Misfit Jeremiah Rodgers, 21, and racist devil worshipper Jonathan Lawrence, 23, were serving time for petty crimes when they met in a Florida penal system mental hospital. A friendship grew from their shared lust for sadistic brutality, and once released, they teamed up to hunt human prey. In March, 1998, in Pensacola, Florida, while quietly watching TV, Leighton Smitherman was shot in the back by assailants hiding outside his home. Amazingly, he survived, not knowing that he'd been chosen at random by would-be-thrill-killers. Their next target wasn't so lucky.Justin Livingston, 20, died from multiple stab wounds - some more than six inches deep. The horror peaked on 7 May 1999, when Rodgers went on a 'date' with pretty Jennifer Robinson, 18, with Lawrence tagging along. The young woman was drugged and assaulted first by Rodgers, then Lawrence, before Rodgers shot her execution-style. But the worse was yet to come, an unspeakable act of mutilation that followed in the bloody footsteps of one of the most infamous serial killers of our time...FLESH COLLECTORS-Cannibalism and Further Depravity on the Redneck Riviera-Fred RosenNATUREBOX-Snack Smarter-Start Free Trial-For Delicious Details: http://www.naturebox.com/offer/free/sampler/?utm_source=truemurder&utm_medium=podcast&utm_content=link&utm_campaign=2014_podcast&afid=truemurder