Podcast appearances and mentions of kathleen jones

In this inspiring episode of The Art Coaching Club Podcast, we sit down with Kathleen Jones, a Macon-based mixed media artist known for her surrealist still lifes, floating forms, and emotionally rich color palettes. Kathleen shares her journey from high school art teacher to full-time painter, and the fears, milestones, and mindset shifts that made it possible. Inside the episode, we cover: How Kathleen "unlearned" realism to find her distinctive style The digital tools that changed her painting process Taking the leap from teaching to full-time art—and the financial mindset behind it Lessons from her first solo show and gallery partnerships The power of authenticity, experimentation, and letting go of perfection Organic marketing strategies that work, including email list building and meaningful engagement Why a part-time job isn't a step back—it can be a smart creative support Kathleen also offers encouragement for artists in all stages: create daily, don't chase trends, and make space for the messy middle. Whether you're working toward full-time artistry or simply need a spark of creative wisdom, this episode is packed with relatable takeaways. https://www.kath.studio/ https://www.instagram.com/_kathjones/

Discover the transformative power of coaching education with our special guest, Kathleen Jones. What if the traditional approach to learning isn't enough to inspire true personal growth? Kathleen, a seasoned coach trainer and mentor, shares her journey from conventional content delivery to a more engaging and interactive teaching method that mirrors the coaching process itself. Her story highlights the impact of embedding health and wellness elements into coaching programs, showcasing how passion and enthusiasm can significantly enhance student engagement and learning. This episode is a treasure trove of insights for anyone interested in creating a dynamic learning environment that benefits both educators and students.As we navigate the realm of personal transformation in coaching education, we reflect on the intricate journey of change, the importance of setting personal goals, and understanding the challenges of transformation. Kathleen delves into the difference between transactional and transformational learning, articulating how the latter fosters profound self-awareness and growth. The episode sheds light on the expanding field of health and wellness coaching, emphasizing empathy, listening, and meeting clients where they are. Kathleen offers a compelling perspective on how health and wellness coaching fills the motivational gap often left by traditional healthcare systems, making this a must-listen for anyone passionate about coaching and personal development.Watch the full interview by clicking here.Find the full article here.Free Gifts from Kathleen:The Art, Science, and Practice of Visioning – WebinarCreating Goals that Come Alive – WorkbookLearn more about Kathleen here.Grab your free issue of choice Magazine here - https://choice-online.com/

This is an archived interview - edited and updated to remove copyright material. Purpose for the refresh? To provide an alternative representation, counter to that of Sasquatch as portrayed in the recent film Sasquatch Sunset, with a truly extraordinary vision presented in the film Letters from the Big Man. The latter film characterizes Sasquatch more in alignment with those who have experienced and lived in their presence. Prompted by a post on Scenic Sasquatch blog. Link. I posted two interviews with Interspecies communicator/Sasquatch  communicator, Kathleen Jones Odom in 2017. Kathleen had her first Sasquatch encounter in childhood. She died in 2018. [Speaking of Sasquatch Tribute to Kathleen] The Empower Radio site and archives are no longer available. Fortunately, I saved our second interview in my KCMO archives. Messages from Sasquatch: "We will keep your people grounded while they reach for expansion." "We are inside of you, not outside, as your people have felt for so long." - Kathleen Jones Odom To make this interview available to a wider audience, I edited our conversation and removed all copyright music. Letters From the Big Man [2011] is a magical film. Quietly moving. What in the world are we overlooking? Can Sasquatch exist here? Can we? Amazon Summary: Widely considered the most truthful drama ever made about bigfoot, this Sundance favorite follows Sarah Smith (Lily Rabe) into a stunning Oregon wilderness where encounters with a sasquatch change her life profoundly. A New York Times Critic's Pick. Available to rent or buy. Link. Kathleen and Director Christopher Munch collaborated on the webcast, Speaking of Sasquatch. Episode 8 is about a woman who has connected and communicated with Sasquatch since childhood. She refers to hearing tones that signaled contact. Sasquatch and Us/YouTube. Several perspectives on our relationship with Sasquatch. Kathleen channels a Sasquatch message here - Facebook post. "Letters from the Big Man" will mystify some, please others with its serenity, and be unlike any Bigfoot movie you have ever imagined." - Roger Ebert, film critic of the Chicago Sun-Times from 1967 until his death in 2013. In 1975, he won the Pulitzer Prize for distinguished criticism. Wendy's blog - https://talkingtonightlights.wordpress.com/

Eight years ago, Baltimore erupted in protest after Freddie Gray's funeral. His death sparked calls for police reform and for investment in areas long neglected. What's changed? What concerns do young people have about the future? We speak with a trio devoted to their community: husband and wife, Elder C. W. Harris and Amelia Harris, and musician Todd Marcus. They are all co-founders of Intersection of Change, which works to enrich the social and economic lives of Sandtown residents. Then, young people across Maryland will have the chance to share their ideas and concerns at the 7th Annual Youth Issues Assembly, to be held Saturday, May 6th. We get a preview from Shaleece Williams, Director of Youth Programming for the No Boundaries Coalition; Kathleen Jones, program manager of the group's Youth Organizers; and high school junior Crystal Diala. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NB: At one point in this episode I say that the infamous essay The Briar Patch opposed the racial integration of schools. It actually opposed several different forms of integration.Some of the topics mentioned in this episode:– Alice's conversation with Cassandra Atherton– Amit Majmudar– George David Clark– Wendell Berry's Advice for a Cataclysmic Age by Dorothy Wickenden– I'll Take My Stand– Antilamentation by Dorianne Laux– Antiblurb by A. E. Stallings– A Brief for the Defense by Jack Gilbert– We Lived Happily During the War by Ilya Kaminsky– Wild Geese by Mary Oliver– 32 Poems– A Poem (and a Painting) About the Suffering That Hides in Plain Sight by Elisa Gabbert – Carl Dennis– Horace– On Being Asked for a War Poem by W. B. Yeats– Easter, 1916 by W. B. Yeats– Among School Children by W. B. Yeats– Kathleen's William Goldman story (I make a dumb joke in this episode about the Make-A-Wish Foundation. As it happens, former guest Kathleen Jones was once a Make-A-Wish kid, and her wish was to meet William Goldman, a meeting that led to a rich and decades-long relationship.)– The London Review of Books podcastTwitter: @sleerickets, @BPlatzerEmail: sleerickets [at] gmail [dot] comMusic by ETRNLArt by Daniel Alexander Smith

Some of the topics mentioned in this episode:– The William Goldman episode of Kathleen's podcast– Succession– The Parable of the Talents– Attachment Theory– RCIA– Veep– The Death of Stalin– Journalist Orion Jones– The Kellogg's strike– Bad working conditions at Amy's– Dr. Patrick Tuite– Cordelia– Henry V– Fred Trump– Liar's Poker by Michael Lewis– The Real Housewives of New York CityMusic by ETRNLArt by Daniel Alexander Smith

...in which we are joined by Lakeland Walker editor John Manning for our annual delve into Countrystrides past, picking our best bits from 2021 as we chat about everything from wad to Wainwright; plums to proms; lost histories to laudanum; flower meadows to farming; before naming our favourite walks of the year. As we hear from, among others, Joss Naylor, Kathleen Jones, Richard Leafe, Danny Teasdale, Helen Guy, Mark Hatton and John Dunning, we ponder the unspoken rules of conversation on the fells, consider whether transport charging could alleviate congestion in the National Park, and celebrate egrets in Matterdale. Wishing all of our listeners, subscribers and Patreon supporters a very Happy New Year. We look forward to joining you again in January :-)

Do you get distracted? SAME. You might say that I am an *expert* at distraction, and still an amateur at writing. But distractions aren't without results, and now my kiddo has a pogo stick coming for his birthday and I finished a pitch deck. Episode 30 is edited by Katie Marquette (@bornofwonder), music by Alexa Marino (@alexamarinomusic), and hosted by Kathleen Jones (@hellokathleenj). --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hellokathleenj/support

...in which we stroll out from rainy Keswick with author and Back o' Skiddaw native, Kathleen Jones, to discuss the women in the lives of Wordsworth, Coleridge and Southey – sisters and wives whose stories have been lost in the margins of history. As we wander past Greta Hall – one-time home of the Southey and Coleridge families – we learn about the remarkable 'constellation' of young idealists (and orphans) who made Lakeland home; we consider the intense, often strained relationships between the group; we talk about opium addiction, domestic drudgery and chronic illness; we discuss long walks and constricted creative talents; and – arriving at Derwent Water as a storm brews down Borrowdale – we consider the key role played by the oft-lonely women in holding the group together, long after the men had fallen out. Kathleen's book, 'A Passionate Sisterhood: The Sisters, Wives and Daughters of the Lake Poets', is available from all good bookshops. Kathleen is on Twitter at @kathyferber

See pictures and read more on materiallyspeaking.comBorn in Wales, Neil Ferber started his creative life making models and objects in his parents' garden shed. After art college he made his way to Italy with his wife, writer Kathleen Jones, where he discovered the artist community working in marble and based himself in several of the studios there. At the time of our interview he was packing-up from Studio La Polveriera in Pietrasanta and now mainly works in Cumbria at his Mill studios.Neil's sculptures are abstract and often architectural or geometric in form, initially created in clay or wax before being cast in a variety of more permanent materials. He composes fully three-dimensional pieces where no one view dominates, all being of equal interest. Neil's work is held in private collections in Italy, Sweden, England and the USA.Neil speaks of his friendship with Italian-born Fiore de Henriquez in Peralta. She was sculptor to the famous, a flamboyant character and proud hermaphrodite who created portrait sculptures of John F Kennedy, Igor Stravinsky and the Queen Mother and is credited for introducing Cubist sculptor Jacques Lipchitz to Pietrasanta. In love with clay, a film of her life by Richard Whymark, tells more of her story.Our interview took place in il CRO di Pietrasanta, an historic workers' restaurant which has fed generations of artisans and remains a meeting place for artists. On the walls frames have been painted in which artists can sketch their contributions, while live music nights are a popular fixture here.neilferber.co.ukinstagram.com/neil_ferber

'Whoever defined genres, it can't have been a writer. You can't fit creativity into a straightjacket and tell your imagination to conform.'Whoever defined genres, it can't have been a writer. You can't fit creativity into a straightjacket and tell your imagination to conform to a marketing strategy —because that's what genre is. The post Kathleen Jones appeared first on The Royal Literary Fund.

'Like Mansfield, I love writing in cafes and bars. Being the anonymous voyeur, tucked away in a corner, with my notebook, and a cup of coffee or a glass of wine.'Like Mansfield, I love writing in cafes and bars. Being the anonymous voyeur, tucked away in a corner, with my notebook, and a cup of coffee or a glass of wine; a recreation most writers will recognise. The post Kathleen Jones appeared first on The Royal Literary Fund.

'I wrote a grovelingly polite letter to the editor, suggesting amendments, and then I tore up the script and started again. 'I wrote a grovelingly polite letter to the editor, suggesting amendments, and then I tore up the script and started again. I could see what the problem was; I'd got so bogged down in the detail I'd lost sight of the narrative. The post Kathleen Jones appeared first on The Royal Literary Fund.

District Judge Michael Memo, Robert Wines, Kathleen Jones, Sheriff Deputies, and Sheriff Jim Pitts, etc...    Committed a serious crime with regards to Elizabeth Ferguson.   A letter to remind you pathetic assholes what you did to families, friends, and many others.     --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theron-j-hunt/message

"...[D]ear reader, everyone knows that romance for women ends at 30. Doesn’t it?”(Jones, 2017) Be warned y'all, JACKIE GETS VERY RAGEY IN THIS EPISODE. Why, you may ask? Because herein Jen and Jackie take on the patriarchy that is rife in western culture with a discussion of cougars in romance novels. We review the history of the term "cougar," and ponder why older women in romance novels simply isn't a "thing." TW: Teacher-student “relationships,” age gaps, discussion of the porn industry’s influence on romance, divorce, miscarriage, Abusive relationships; talk about BDSM Terms: Cougar- "A "cougar" is typically defined as an older woman who is primarily attracted to younger men, often involving a sexual relationship. Although there are no precise ages, the woman is usually 35 years or older with the man more than eight years her junior" (Lowen, 2020) Wife Husbandry- "A story where (usually) a man falls in love with a woman, having raised her from childhood." (tvtropes.org, 2020) Chick Lit- also known as "women's literature," refers to books that feature women characters and usually a plot of self-discovery; isn't necessarily a romance although it may feature a love story Independent/Indie Publishing- "Smaller publishing company which, like the big conglomerates, commissions books from authors and publish at the company’s expense, not the author’s. If very small, they are called micro-publishers." (Alliance of Independent Authors, 2020) BBW- "Big, Bold Woman," referring to a woman of a larger size; also called a "curvy" romance BDSM- "bondage and discipline, domination and submission, sadism and masochism" (Cosmopolitan.com, 2020) Boomer- Generation born between 1946-1964 Books read/mentioned: Something to Talk About by Meryl Wilsner King’s Spinster Bride by Ruby Dixon Madness of Lord Ian McKenzie by Jennifer Ashley Anyone but You by Jennifer Crusie The Forbidden Man by Karina Halle Sinners on Tour series by Olivia Cunning Book 1, Backstage Pass To the Max by Elle Aycart Melt for You by JT Geissinger Toy Boy by Lily Harlem On the Island by Tracey Garves Graves One Summer by Karen Robards Articles: "May-December Romance-- Avoiding the Cougar Gap" (L.G. O'Conner, 2016) "Where are the Midlife Heroines in Romance Novels?" (Kathleen Jones, 2017) "#ViveLaDifference: Older Heroines" (Ernst et al., 2017) "15 Reasons Why Cougars Are So Appealing to Men" (Riordan, 2015)  (Jen and Jackie do NOT agree with this article!!!) "Cougars: hot or reheated?" (Berry, 2012) "A 'Cougar' State of Mind" (Schwartz, 2010) "What does it mean when a woman is called a cougar?" (Lowen, 2020) "Changing the Scripts: Midlife Women's Sexuality in Contemporary US Film" (Weitz, 2010) "The Cougar Conundrum" (Shpancer, 2012) "Spreading the Word (and Pictures) on 'Real' Sex" (Buckley, 2012)

I bombed a recent rewrite of my comedy half-hour spec, and now I've got to lay it to rest, even though it isn't done. Some new script beckons. If you'd like to fall flat on your face trying to rewrite something that's pretty good-ish, listen and learn!  Proof that this script placed in the second round at Austin: It's called Sacred Heart and I'm called Kathleen Jones, scroll down to find me.  hellokathleenjones.com fun blogs and all my scripts and stuff instagram.com/hellokathleenj I obsessively check my DMs please say hi instagram.com/writingmywritingdown I'll share anything you tag me in-- write stuff down! Show me! I'm already proud of you. twitter.com/hellokathleenj  I try to be cool & make jokes with other screenwriters. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hellokathleenj/support

Nanaimo MLA candidate Kathleen Jones discusses raising two kids as a single mom, her work with social services, and how that work made her a target for being stalked and physically attacked. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nanaimo/message

New in this update:Both new and familiar names, among those pursuing seats in legislatureProvincial political parties are scrambling to nominate candidates in the wake of last week's snap election call. Over the weekend, the Green Party named Chris Istace its candidate in Nanaimo-North Cowichan. He runs the website called "Mindful Explorer" which focusses on backcountry hiking and mountain biking. The Liberal candidate Duck Paterson has been a Ladysmith councillor for 32 years. They will try to upset incumbent Doug Routley in a riding that has traditionally voted NDP. In Nanaimo, NDP incumbent Sheila Malcomson is being challenged by the just named Liberal candidate Kathleen Jones. The BC Green Party has not named a candidate in Nanaimo. Neither the Greens nor the NDP has named their candidates in Parksville-Qualicum. That riding is currently held by Liberal Michelle Stillwell.Clippers given permission to have up to 50 spectators at gamesThe Nanaimo Clippers are trying to bring as many fans as possible back to the stands. The Provincial Health Officer has given the BC hockey league permission to have up to 50 spectators in their arenas. However, the Clippers' 2400 seat Frank Crane Arena remains closed due to the pandemic. The city has not said why. As a result, the Clippers will start their exhibition season at the 50 seat Cliff McNabb Arena. The owner and president of the Nanaimo Clippers, Wesley Mussio says his organization is doing whatever it takes to bring fans back."So whatever we can do safely, we're going to do because I think the bottom line and why I have hockey and you know, in the Nanaimo Clippers is to give back to the fans of Nanaimo and right now the way it's going without the fans in the stands sort of you know, it's something that Nanaimo is not benefiting from." —Wesley Mussio, Nanaimo Clippers owner and president.The Nanaimo Clippers' first exhibition game takes place this Friday.GoByBike to PortugalStarting today cyclists in Nanaimo have the chance to win prizes from gift certificates to a trip to Portugal. The "Pedal to Places" challenge encourages residents to explore Nanaimo by biking to specific locations and collecting code words to win a $200 gift card. The challenge is part of a province-wide biking campaign called “GoByBike BC.” The provincial contest is for cycling teams to log their kilometres for a chance to win a cycling trip to Portugal. The city's manager of transportation, Jamie Rose says the campaign is to encourage people of all ages to get comfortable riding in all seasons."Whereas the fall one is focused on really sort of reminding drivers and cyclists that the weather's changing, we need to adapt to our biking and driving habits, we need to dress for the weather, we need to make sure and be seen and be aware that there are other road users out there."— Jamie Rose, City of Nanaimo Manger of Transportation.The two competitions run until October 4th. Details can be found on the City of Nanaimo's Facebook page.

Get writing done by writing down what you’re writing, reading, and watching every day.  This is an intro to this podcast and host Kathleen Jones.  Twitter @hellokathleenj, Instagram @hellokathleenj & @writingmywritingdown.  Hellokathleenjones.com   |  IMDb.me/kathleenjones --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hellokathleenj/support

Cathy J. Cohen is the David and Mary Winton Green Distinguished Service Professor at The University of Chicago. She formerly served as chair of the Department of Political Science, Director of the Center for the Study of Race, Politics and Culture and Deputy Provost for Graduate Education at The University of Chicago.Cohen is the author of two books, The Boundaries of Blackness: AIDS and the Breakdown of Black Politics (University of Chicago Press) and Democracy Remixed: Black Youth and the Future of American Politics (Oxford University Press). She is also co-editor of the anthology Women Transforming Politics: An Alternative Reader (NYU Press) with Kathleen Jones and Joan Tronto. Her articles have been published in numerous journals and edited volumes. Cohen is also co-editor with Frederick Harris of a book series at Oxford University Press.She is the recipient of numerous awards, including being elected to the American Academy of Arts and Science and being named an Andrew Carnegie Fellow in 2020. She is also the founder and director of the GenForward Survey Project and the Black Youth Project.Resources: Data Survey

Kathleen Jones, a Physician Assistant discusses Structural Heart Disease, who's at risk, prevention and treatment options.

Rev. Kathleen Jones

(00:00:00) - Snoop Dogg has the perfect words for Jen as she writes the acknowledgements for her next book (00:16:11)- Jen shares the story of a certain friend of hers who accidentally shared nudity on Instagram stories. Also, Leticia Ochoa Adams talks about how to keep your faith when Christians hurt you. (00:31:15) - Kathleen Jones, an actress with Cystic Fibrosis, talks about how to find your way when a dream ends.

    Born from a desire to create an effective fitness solution for the increasingly busy lifestyle, Shred415 combines the infectious energy of group training with the flexibility and focus of a personalized program—in an incredibly supportive environment. Here, you control how hard you work, matching your pace and weights to your level and goals. Their instructors are expert trainers, but more than that, they’re passionate about helping you find your success. And because they offer childcare, finding that success becomes a little easier—even with your full schedule. We sit down with Louisville franchise owner, Kathleen Jones, and chat about this new fitness craze coming to the Derby City in March. She opens up about falling in love with this company and the struggles of opening a business. Enjoy!    Resources:    https://shred415.com/locations/highlands   https://www.instagram.com/shred415highlands/   https://www.facebook.com/Shred415Highlands/  

I'm Jason Mudd and this is the 502 Leader Series on The Serendipitous Channel. Have you ever wondered what it takes to make someone make a change...to jump off a cliff, so to speak? We see success all the time on social media- it's shoved in our faces but do you really understand what makes someone decide to go into business for themselves? We chat with Kathleen Jones to learn about what she's bringing to the Highlands. For more, check out YesLouisville.com and follow @YesLouisville on Instagram!

This week we're exploring the life, legacy and literature of one of the countries best loved authors – Catherine Cookson. We explore her extraordinary life with her biographer, Kathleen Jones. Discover some of the artefacts at the South Shields museum dedicated to preserving her memory. Narrator Elizabeth Proud reminisces about recording Cookson’s novels for the RNIB Talking Books Library. And we immerse ourselves in the harsh realities of the ‘The 15 Streets’.

Letters From the Big Man is a magical film. Quietly moving. What in the world are we overlooking? What are we creating? Can Sasquatch exist here? Can we? Messages from Sasquatch: "We will keep your people grounded while they reach for expansion." We are inside of you, not outside, as your people have felt for so long." Kathleen and Christopher collaborate on the Webcast, Speaking of Sasquatch. [Episode 8](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xyjWFPlqooc) about a woman who has connected and communicated with Sasquatch since childhood. She refers to hearing tones that signaled contact. [Sasquatch and Us/YouTube.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bjj--hAufig) Several perspectives on our relationship with Sasquatch. Kathleen channels a response from Sasquatch here - [Facebook post](https://www.facebook.com/inspiredbybigfoot/posts/505160052871736). Letters From the Big Man - Wonderful [Review from Roger Ebert](https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/letters-from-the-big-man-2011) ...continued on the blog ... [Wendy's Coffeehouse](https://wendyscoffeehouse.blogspot.com/2017/10/kathleen-jones-odom-dont-annoy.html)

Kathleen Jones Odom was the consultant for the film, 'Letters from the Big Man' - Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times said "unlike any Bigfoot movie you have ever seen," Amy Taubin of Artforum Magazine found it to be a "must-see... I believed every minute of it." Kathleen shares her extraordinary connections.

Rev. Kathleen Jones

A Wedding homily

Luke and Andrew debate whether it's okay to name a children's clinic after a donut chain and whether a bunch of college students were wrong for taking photos of Malia Obama at a party. And Phyllis Fletcher calls in to explain why she's been creeping around our boss' desk in St. Paul. Special thanks to Joseph Rengstorf and Kathleen Jones for supporting today's show. 

Check out Episode 15 of the POP GOD POPcast, hosted by Alex Doriot of PopGodBlog.com.This week's guests are Ron and Kathleen Jones. Ron and Kathleen are the founders of the Columbia County Ballet. We sit down to chat  about their premiere original production "The Roar Of Love". "The Roar Of Love" is a ballet retelling of C.S. Lewis' classic tale "The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe" and the annual performance is an Augusta tradition. For 29 years the Columbia County Ballet has mounted the show, starting in the Bon Air ballroom and moving up to the Bell Auditorium. Ron and Kathleen share a host of memories, struggles, and triumphs of a career in dance. We talk about traveling the world, going up against the Disney legal team, the importance of dance in today's world, and so much more. Enjoy this deeper look inside the life of two unique artists truly seeking God in the present tense.Subscribe to this podcast on iTunes, rate it, leave a comment, listen to all the other episodes, share it on Twitter and Facebook and anywhere else. And check out PopGodBlog.com for more content seeking God in the Present Tense.