Podcast appearances and mentions of julia jenkins

“Vanlife” is now not just a term that says something to early twenties. The travel industry has changed significantly, and today trips with an extended van or with a backpack to exotic places inspire a whole range of holidaymakers. And as with resort holidays, there are also various offers for every wallet. Julia Jenkins helps her customers here. The tourism expert has worked as a specialist in this travel sector for years and launched her company “Time To Backpack” some time ago. - "Vanlife" ist mittlerweile nicht nur ein Begriff, der Anfang zwanzigjährigen etwas sagt. Die Reiseindustrie hat sich stark gewandelt, und heutzutage begeistern Reisen mit dem ausgebauten Van oder mit dem Rucksack an exotische Orte eine ganze Bandbreite von Urlaubern. Und wie beim Ressort-Urlaub gibt es auch hier verschiedene Angebote für jedes Portemonnaie. Hier hilft Julia Jenkins ihren Kundinnen und Kunden weiter. Seit Jahren arbeitet die Tourismusexpertin als Spezialistin für diesen Reisebereich und hat vor einiger Zeit ihre Firma "Time To Backpack" gestartet.

What health questions do you type into Google? Listen to Dr. Julia Jenkins, a family medicine physician and assistant director of the USF/MPM Family Medicine Residency breaks down the top five most Googled health questions.

Season 4, Episode13 | Look, we've all heard it's not nice to call ourselves fat, but a lot of us sure do feel it. Let's touch base with Dr. Julia Jenkins, a University of South Florida faculty physician, family doctor, and pro on what we need to do to shed our blubber and start living lean. Jenkins tells you what to eat and avoid, what to do when you want to just be healthy and what to do when it's time to lose.

We're delighted to welcome Dr. Julia Jenkins back to the podcast after far too long away! Previously a member of our PGCE secondary science team, Julia was working for Teach First Cymru last time we caught up, but is now on the staff of the Institute of Physics. Julia has plenty of hard-hitting facts and figures for us on a worrying situation for diversity in the physics teaching world, with serious knock-on effects for teacher recruitment, A-level numbers and the subject of physics itself.Julia and her colleagues at the IoP have plenty fo support available for physics teachers, and also the significant number of non-specialists who are teaching the subject. Check out their Limit Less pages at iop.org/strategy/limit-less or drop Julia an email at julia.jenkins@iop.org--------------------Recorded at Cardiff Metropolitan University's Cyncoed campus on 21st October 2021

Dr. Julia Jenkins discusses using food as medicine. Learn more about BayCare's primary care services

What better way to talk about the intimate topic of divorce and women than with Julia Jenkins. She is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor who helps women who have trauma, stress, depression, anxiety, and addiction recover. For numerous years she has worked with the belief of having a safe and non-judgemental environment to help women grow and heal. To name a few things we discuss in this episode: we develop an understanding of psychotherapy, taboo topics in psychology and finance when relating to divorce, and the importance of asking for help. Click here to gain a better understanding of how Julia helps women: greenlakewellness.com/julia-jenkins-lmhc-csat/

We get it. Life is weird. We’re being asked to do things that aren’t “normal” or even “comfortable” for us. One of those things, for some of us, may be homeschooling our children. Today, we’re chatting with our sweet friend Julia Jenkins (find her on Insta HERE) who is a homeschool ninja for three beautiful girls — and started her own co-op. She has great insight and ideas for those of us that are less equipped — or just less willing — to tackle this whole new world. Julia’s sharing her favorites with us this week, too. She’s loving Brene Brown’s podcast, “Unlocking Us” (specifically, THIS episode) and her refillable French Wicks candles (grapefruit & mint is her favorite scent!). Johnna’s recommending a good binge of “Outer Banks” on Netflix, and this delicious chocolate chip cookie recipe from Modern Honey. Laura’s loving her new iPad Pro (Thanks, Miss State!) that is making grading so much easier in the homestretch of the semester and has (finally) started the Harry Potter series. In case you missed it, we’re taking the month of May off to recharge and regroup to bring you the best of the best content for the rest of the summer. We appreciate your understanding and can’t wait chat again June 4! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode, Steve Smith, WCG President of Patient Advocacy sits down with Julia Jenkins of the EveryLife Foundation to discuss the impact her organization has on giving patients a voice to legislators on Capitol Hill. Julia shares how patient communities can advocate for public policy changes, improve the FDA-regulatory approval process, and educate on the effectiveness of different trial designs for rare disease drug development. Through their conversation, Steve and Julia underscore the importance of collaboration between all clinical trial stakeholders to improve the study process.

Featuring Alex Lodge, Matthew Harvey,Lucy May Barker, Grace Mouat, Mollie Melia Redgrave, Kris Rawlinson. ‪Emma Lindars. Tom Knowles. ‬ ‪Nick Hayes. Jessica Aubrey. Julia Jenkins. Sabrina Alouche. Craig Watson. Sean Green. ‬ ‪Geneviève Nicole. ‬Vicki Lee Taylor.‪ Nick Barstow. Jack Cherry.‬ ‪Velma Celli. Edward Court. ‬ ‪Declan Egan. Simon Bailey. Cara Egan. ‬ Georg Tormann. Charlotte Wakefield. Stuart Matthew Price. Torch Entertainment. Steph Parry. Ben Papworth. Oliver Savile. Pamela Blair ‪The Big Smoke Festival. Live At Zédel ‬ SingEasy. Pianoworks West End. Diabetes UK. Acting For Others.

We chat about Priscilla Queen of the Desert. ‬ ‪The Wedding Singer. ‬Saturday Night Fever.. Hollyoaks in the City. Legally blonde. Royal Caribbean. Fame. Footloose. Mamma Mia. Grease. Gobsmacked! ‪Jason Donovan. ‬Joe Mcfadden. Miles Western. Genevieve Nicole. Jessica Aubrey. Julia Jenkins. Lucas Rush. Leon Lopez. Sean Green. Marcus Collins. Arlene Phillips. And we also talk about his upcoming show at Zedel. NICK HAYES: IN PROGRESS (THE BIG SMOKE FESTIVAL) https://www.brasseriezedel.com/live-at-zedel/nick-hayes

We’ve reached episode 20 of the podcast with a certain amount of amazement that we’re still here! After the excitement of episode 19, we’re back in Emma’s office to chat to our friends and colleagues from Teach First Cymru.   Dr Julia Jenkins and Rhian Davies-Jones (Damehood surely just a matter of time) have popped in to talk about one of the strategies that underpins the Teach First philosophy: deliberate practice. What is it? What isn’t it? And why would you want to run bits of lessons in a room with no pupils? Dame Rhian and Dr Julia explain all.   Plus: why it’s nice to have five minutes of quiet time in your car, and shoutouts to @impactwales, #TeamCymru2017 and #TeamCymru2018.   Join us next time for the last episode of the 2018-19 season, when we’ll be back on the road and dropping in on some colleagues from the primary sector to discuss the thorny question of teacher workload!      

Julia Jenkins, owner of Flagship Wines on 417 Hatfield Road in Fleetville, St Albans, joins Leona and Mandy to talk about what is good to drink this summer.  She also tells  Mandy, our resident Kiwi, why NZ wines such as Two Paddocks  a New Zealand family vineyard owned by actor Sam Neil that specialises in [...]

Julia Jenkins, owner of Flagship Wines on 417 Hatfield Road in Fleetville, St Albans, joins Leona and Mandy to talk about what is good to drink this summer.  She also tells  Mandy, our resident Kiwi, why NZ wines such as Two Paddocks  a New Zealand family vineyard owned by actor Sam Neil that specialises in [...]

Julia Jenkins, owner of Flagship Wines on 417 Hatfield Road in Fleetville, St Albans, joins Leona and Mandy to talk about what is good to drink this summer.  She also tells  Mandy, our resident Kiwi, why NZ wines such as Two Paddocks  a New Zealand family vineyard owned by actor Sam Neil that specialises in [...]

Though there are almost 7,000 rare diseases, less than 500 drugs have been approved to treat any one of them. What that means for millions of people with a rare disease is that there’s no approved treatment they can use. There is, however, a growing effort to look at drugs approved for other uses and repurpose them to treat rare diseases in which they might be effective. We spoke to Julia Jenkins, executive director of the EveryLife Foundation for Rare Diseases about why repurposing approved drugs could greatly increase the available treatments for rare diseases, what draft legislation would do to encourage drugmakers to pursue these opportunities, and why experiences from past legislation suggest the approach could be quite effective.

Amy Sisson is a librarian, book reviewer, writer, and science fiction fan. She is also a personal friend of guest host Julia Jenkins. In this episode, Amy and Julia talk about several sci fi and fantasy books of which Amy recommends, especially to mainstream (or non-sci-fi) readers.  Learn more about Amy, her book reviews, and her own […]

Ian Dille is a freelance journalist and co-author of “The Price of Gold: The Toll and Triumph of One Man’s Olympic Dream.”  In this episode, guest host Julia Jenkins  chats with Dille about the subject of this book, many-time track cycler champion Marty Nothstein.  Nothstein is an Olympic Gold and Silver medalist in Match Sprint bicycle racing, a sport […]

Erin Blakemore is the author of “The Heroine’s Bookshelf“, a non-fiction story about twelve classic, literary heroines and the authors who created them.  In this episode, guest host Julia Jenkins talks with Blakemore about the book which explores how contemporary audiences can relate to the classic writers, and what life lessons can be appreciated even now […]