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Show NotesLate Night with Jerry Royce Live & Kelly HollandSpecial Guest: Joyce White

Show NotesLate Night with Jerry Royce Live & Kelly HollandSpecial Guest: Joyce White

It's time for The Great Maryland Recipe Hunt! Join us on this week's PreserveCast as we talk with Joyce White from A Taste of History to discuss the upcoming anniversary of one of Maryland's most iconic cookbooks, Maryland's Way, The Hammond-Harwood House Cook Book. This cookbook included recipes found in historic handwritten journals as well as many that were donated from Marylanders across the state. The Hammond-Harwood House and the Maryland State Archives are teaming up to continue the search for recipes that fully represent Maryland's evolving cuisine to honor this 60th anniversary. Joyce White is a foodways historian operating A Taste of History with Joyce White, offering interactive food history presentations with tastings on a variety of topics. Joyce is also the foodways consultant to the c. 1801 Riversdale House Museum in Riverdale Park, Maryland, was the consultant for the restoration of the 18th century kitchen at Annapolis' William Paca House, and was the guest curator for the Maryland State Exhibit for the Southern Food & Beverage Museum in New Orleans.  

How does a cookbook get published? What goes into creating a cookbook, and what makes a cookbook great? While the author’s job is to write the book and create the recipes, a good editor will nurture the book until it’s in its final form, ready to send to the printers, before it’s sent to bookstores and eventually lands in the hands of readers.What does an editor do along the way? Why aren’t there metrics in American cookbooks? Why isn’t there a picture to accompany every recipe in every cookbook published? How does an editor (and ultimately…a publisher) decide who gets to be published? On my podcast, I talk to legendary cookbook editor Susan Friedland, who edited cookbook greats, including Paula Wolfert, Marcella Hazan, Felipe Rojas-Lombardi, Anissa Helou, Nick Malgieri, Alice Waters, Richard Olney, Raymond Sokolov, Joyce White, Nancy Harmon Jenkins, Patricia Wells, and Lydie Marshall. Susan also took a chance on an unknown author and was the editor of my first two books, Room for Dessert and Ripe for Dessert (!).Now retired, Susan remains a good friend and I enjoy visiting her at home (rather than in her office, although to be honest, we often met in restaurants as we both love eating), surrounded by bookshelves that are loaded with classic cookbooks, many that she’s published and others that she admires and continues to cook from.For our podcast, we chatted in her New York apartment and discussed the ins and outs of cookbook publishing and how things have changed in recent years, as well as what makes a cookbook a classic, as many of hers have become. I hope you enjoy our chat!-DavidIf you enjoy my podcast(s), you’re welcome to leave a review in Apple Podcasts. Get full access to David Lebovitz Newsletter at davidlebovitz.substack.com/subscribe

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Hear the story of Pvt. 1st Class Adji Diagne, who grew up in Senegal before moving to the United States. She's now a culinary specialist with 541st Field Feeding Company helping to run the award winning dining facilities in Area IV. Pvt. 1st Class Diagne explains what Strength in Diversity means to her (6:45), advice on pursuing a civilian education in the military (10:25) and following your dreams (15:10). In the second part of the podcast we meet Master Sgt. Joyce White, the 19th ESC Equal Opportunity Advisor, who explains the Military Equal Opportunity program (19:40), misconceptions about Equal Opportunity (23:30), and how leaders can use active listening to resolve conflicts in their units (28:15). Don't forget to subscribe to the Every Soldier Counts Podcast so you don't miss an episode. Learn more about us and our Soldiers by following 19th Expeditionary Sustainment Command on Facebook.

Don't let fear stop you from living in your greatness. This week, Coach Jaresha & her special guest Serena Joyce White-Lake talks about her journey as a mover and shaker in the community and how we can be empowered for success. Listen to the conversation to get tips, insights, and advice on how you can feel inspired and be empowered and ready for 2021. www.empoweronpurpose.com

“Be The Change Podcast with Ashton Reynolds” FULL EPISODE!!!! With Special Guest, Joyce White. She is the CEO/ Founder of JL White Productions LLC. Being a multitalented individual, we discuss her numerous platforms, how she uses her talents to create opportunities, and much more!!! Youtube: Be The Change Podcast with Ashton Reynolds (SUBSCRIBE) Instagram: @officialbethechangepodcast Joyce White Instagram: @jaylee48

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CEO and Founder Jerry Royce Live is interviewed by Joyce White of SRN

OUR GUESTS ARE AZARIA AND VICTORIA BROWN Azaria was born in Giessen, Germany and was raised in Radcliff, KY with a family full of musicians and singers. She started singing as a child in her church choir and was introduced to old school Soul and R&B where she stood inspired by many artists such as Alicia Keys, Jill Scott and Musiq Soulchild. Yolanda Adams and Mary Mary also shaped Azaria's growing love for music and God. Those artists and many other great legends allowed her to become in tune with poetry in such a way that she began to write on her own, expressing herself through melody. She is a very talented and gifted upcoming singer/songwriter who is currently attending Full Sail University pursing her Music Production degree. Azaria has since dedicated herself to achieving her life-long dream while also maintaining a professional career. She has performed in many competitions such as The Voice and was invited to feature in the lineup at the Kentucky State Fair as well as The African Heritage Festival. Azaria has made her name known throughout Louisville by performing at open mics and personal events. Azaria believes that God is love and that He gave his only Son so that we might have life, and have it more abundantly. She believes that her music and lyrics will reach the hearts of those that may not know this Good News. Her mission is to remind people that as Christians, we cannot place God in a box. We can have fun and be in Christ and she does so by expressing her testimony though Gospel and R&B. God and her love for music has and always will be the reason why her heart beat♪.......Victoria F. Brown is a Chicago native. Her life has been one of challenge and victory from an early age.Victoria's gift was recognized at the tender age of five years old. By the age of twelve, she had joined the Inspirational Choir at New Covenant Missionary Baptist Church.Victoria also studied at the prestigious Conservatory of Music in Chicago, IL while in high school.Victoria continued to perfect her gift in college, as well. There she helped form two gospel groups called “The Anointing” and “Inspired". Under the direction of Pastor Tommie Harris, Victoria sang on the Praise Team at New Life Worship Center in Indianapolis, Indiana and also was a featured soloist for nine years. While at New Life Worship Center, she had the privilege of singing background for world renowned gospel artist. Victoria is renowned for her electrifying delivery and performance of such gospel songs as“One More Chance”, “God Blocked It”, and her absolutely unparalleled mastery and delivery of hersignature song, “I Know I've Been Changed”, which leaves whoever hears her foreverchanged Victoria's first gospel recording was with the Ebony Majestic Choir in 2005, on which she was featured singing “I Know I've been Changed”. She also recorded a CD titled,“He Can Do It” with New Life Worship Center in 2011.In 2012, Victoria wrote and recorded her own single record titled, “You Chose Me,” which was extended evidence and proof of the ministry she has been called to.In 2013, she was blessed to go to Nairobi, Kenya with Dr. Cindy Trimm. While in Kenya, she ministerd the gospel through song to thousands.In 2015, Victoria recorded with Living Water Fellowship Church, the song was titled, "Hold On". Throughout many trials, afflictions and obstacles, the culmination of these things have led us here and makes up her now CD, entitled "Journey".

JOIN US - SPECIAL GUESTS ARE GOSPEL ARTISTS, PASTOR RICHARD VEGA AND THEO WHITE

JOIN US FOR SOME BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS MUSIC BY JAMAAL BIVENS AND PRAISE AND WORSHIP MUSIC BY FISHER HOOKS ON POSITIVE POWER XXI

MUSICAL GUEST IS CHRISTIAN RAPPER, KENT OSBOURNE AND SHAY SAMUELS IS CO-HOST.

PAULA G IS A OUR SPECIAL GUEST AND INTERVIEWED BY JOYCE WHITE AND SHAY SAMUELS ...

GOSPEL ARTIST, NEVA FORD NATION WAS HERE ON PPXXI WITH JOYCE WHITE AND GOSPEL ARTIST, SHAY SAMUELS

Pamela Jones is a self-taught dancer, painter, writer and author. She is the founder of River & Word, an online Christian magazine, that helps to promote, support and connect actors, producers, singers, authors, ministries, non-profit, people and small business. Her magazine is viewed around the US, UK, Africa, Thailand and Europe. Jones studied at Capella University, where she received her Bachelors of Science in Business Administration and a Master's of Science in Higher Education Leadership Administration, where she is also an ambassador and distinguished scholarly researcher. Jones is exiting an education career to venture into more marketing through her magazine, which is presently being divided into several phases to meet the demands of her clients. May 1, 2017, she launched the first phase of what she calls the four rivers, and the first of the four is the River & Word Business Connection. Jones's Business Connection phase was headlined by Wall Street's Bill Rearden and 8 figure Jeffrey Feldberg. Jones is also an author of Sharon & the Battles of Life and Love and America “The Eye of the Eagle”, which are both on Amazon.com. Jones hopes to venture into public speaking, to encourage the people of God, and share her powerful testimony of how she was unjustly laid off, with two daughters and unable to find work. She finally found a part-time teaching job with Cypress ISD, but it wasn't enough. Jones prayed to God for what to do and the Lord answered her with this, “start an online magazine”. Pam Jones had no knowledge or experience on how to start a magazine, but at His word she launched into the deep and River & Word Magazine was born November 2015. Jones passion is helping people “Make It Happen”.Pam Jones has been a prophetic worshipper through dance at conferences, churches and prayer groups. She wants to take her prophetic gift to gospel music videos, as an inspirational dancer. She wants to teach others the powerful gift of prophetic dance through educational videos, coming soon. In addition to dancing, Pam is a spiritual painter, whereas she paints in the spirit to bring message through painting for God's ministers.

GUESTS ARE GOSPEL ARTISTS W. DENAE LOVETT AND MORGAN MONK. COME FEEL THE POWER WITH PPXXI CHRISTIAN RADIO

GOSPEL HIP HIP STAR, MIGUEL "PROFECTO" ESPARZA IS WITH US ON XXI WITH A POWERFUL AND MEMORABLE MESSAGE TO THE "UNSAVED & SAVED". JOIN US NOW

MY GUESTS WERE CEO, AND ENTREPRENEUR, DR. TRANELL STEWARD, AND PODCASTER AND POET, TAJ ALEXANDHER