Podcast appearances and mentions of mary jacobs

1:30 - The value of human interaction4:20 - Fun Facts9:08 - Wacky News: A Chinese woman charged for riding a suitcase, A British woman trying to sell her collection of 163 bedpans, and a woman who complained to the government that her ice cream was too cold14:17 - The best careers according to experts24:29 - Question of the Podcast In this episode, Jason and Mindy discuss various topics including the importance of human interaction, wacky news stories, the best careers according to experts, and the most important qualities in a marriage. They also share listener responses to the question of the podcast and end the show with a positive quote.Fun Facts✓ Blue-eyed people have higher alcohol tolerance.✓ Sitting for more than 3 hours a day can cut 2 years off a person's life expectancy.In WWII British soldiers had to make do with only three sheets of toilet paper per day. While Americans got 22.Fact: Armadillo shells are bulletproof. In fact, one Texas man was hospitalized when a bullet he shot at an armadillo ricocheted off the animal and hit him in the jaw. That's a totally true animal tidbit.NEWS OF THE WEIRD:➢ A Chinese woman has become became the first person charged for riding a 3-wheeled electric suitcase on a sidewalk in Japan. An electric suitcase has a built-in battery and an electric motor and can travel at around 10kph (6mph), and sells for about $640. Under Japanese law, the suitcases are categorized as “motorized bicycles,” and as such, they need to be registered and equipped with a rear-view mirror and turn signals.➢ A British woman is trying to find a new home for her collection of 163 bedpans after they (if you can believe it…) failed to sell at auction. Mary Jacobs, the owner of what might be Europe's largest collection of bedpans, started her unusual hobby while helping out with rummage sales at the Salvation Army in 1984. She now has 163 different bedpans and has run out of room to store them. Her attempt to unload them at auction last month failed to attract a single bidder. She says they are clean, but… LINK: https://tinyurl.com/3zskjnw2- WACKY-BUT-TRUE: ICE CREAM WAS TOO COLD _ A woman in Romania made an official complaint to the government consumer protection authority because her ice cream was too cold. Officials there said they'd consider her complaint, but there wasn't much they could do about it.THE BEST CAREERS, ACCORDING TO EXPERTS:These are the best career paths these days, when it comes to achieving one's professional and personal goals – according to a consultation with 10 different expert lists…Nurse Practitioner: A great job for those who want plenty of opportunity. There will be a massive demand for these registered nurses with extra education over the next 10 years. Software Engineer: As technology continues to gain importance, demand for engineers who can design and innovate the software behind it will continue to skyrocket. Information Systems Manager: These people usually are in charge of the technology function at a business or company. You'll need several years' experience in a related field first, though. Health Specialties Teachers: If you're interested in health, the human body, and teaching, think about this. Health specialties include pharmacists, social workers, psychologists, veterinarians, and dentists. Demand for health specialty teachers in colleges and universities will only grow, along with the healthcare field.Home Health and Personal Care Aide: It's a flexible job that even sometimes involves travel. If you want meaningful work helping others, this one could be for you. Information Security...

This episode starts as titled. You WILL hear J.Mix and Mary Jacobs chat about community building as small business owners. And then they divert to their frustrations with New Orleans transplants and how it has bled into post-Katrina parade culture during Mardi Gras.  Mary is a force and a long-time friend and supporter of The Self-Aware Millennial podcast. She is a New Orleans native and small business owner. She opened Vitality Community Fitness in 2016 with her wife Kristin Kavanaugh and in 2020 began her newest business endeavor, Mary's Rack. She is also the host of the podcast Planet Nola and can be found across New Orleans' stages as a comedian, MC and personality. Follow Mary Jobs on everything IG & TikTok & FB & etc.: @marys.rack @planetnolapod@vitalitycfWatch this episode on Youtube& Join our mailing list STAY "IN THE MIX":Catch J.Mix  in the "Big Easy Beat" show at Rivertown Theatre from Jan 12-28th. Grab ticketsCatch J.Mix at the AllWays Lounge for "Multi-Hyphenate Mondays” which is a show hosted by J.Mix & Pat Smith featuring innovative collaborations with two local multi-faceted artists. Get your tickets!Catch J.Mix as Judas in Jesus Christ Superstar IN BURLESQUE on Good Friday

Uncover the spooky secrets of Plano on the latest episode of Community Cocktails with Kimberly! Mary Jacobs, the mastermind and author behind 'Haunted Plano,' shares her book's eerie inspiration and her pivotal role in crafting the annual Apparition Expedition ghost tour. Meanwhile, Madeline Walker, the Special Events Supervisor for the City of Plano, reveals how the ghost tour adapted during the COVID-19 pandemic. Hear more from Mary as she shares spine-tingling tales from her book, with the Masonic Lodge and the Carpenter House taking the crown as Plano's most dreadfully haunted spots.Also, don't forget to mark your calendars for some thrilling events: October 27th for the hair-raising ghost tour, and get ready for the bone-chilling Rest in Plano Fest on October 28th. Rest In Plano & Apparition Expedition website: https://www.plano.gov/1043/RIP-Apparition-Expedition

Planet NOLA host Mary Jacobs and Marcelle Beaulieu of @louisianahbrah talk about the 2022 elections in the State of Louisiana - viral ads, candidates, campaigns, the importance of voting, and how it's not rude to talk politics. Want to know what's on your ballot? Visit geauxvote.com.

Mandie Landry currently represents District 91 in the Louisiana House of Representatives and is running for Senate District 5. She and host Mary Jacobs talk about managing her own social media accounts and her unapologetic platform advocating for women. If you want to learn more about Mandie as a person and her platforms tune in to this episode!

Join host Mary Jacobs and co-producer of Carrie Moulder for a down memory lane as they debrief Season 2. If you're a lover of the pod, you'll appreciate hearing about the process of guest selection and plans for the future plus our gratitude for all that's been completed! 

Where are your tax dollars going? Chris gets out the adding machine. Big news in Oro Valley, the Town Manager, Mary Jacobs is moving on. Ed Ackerley with an update from the campaign trail

Terri Simon is an Alt Academic, Native New Orleanian, and cool AF. In this episode, she and host Mary Jacobs talk JCC sock hops, what everyone gets wrong about the meaning of Creole, and how and when to claim your story and get your money! To read "From the 19th century to the nine-nine: How Mannie Fresh, Juvenile, and Gottschalk brought New Orleans music to the world, 150 years apart," visit The Historic New Orleans Collection's https://www.hnoc.org/publications/first-draft/19th-century-nine-nine-how-mannie-fresh-juvenile-and-gottschalk-brought-new (website).

Kendra Unique is a model-dancer-actor-mutual-aid-mover-green-thumb-goddess. She and Planet NOLA host Mary Jacobs talk dance, how to give to your community in a sustainable way, the best way to start your garden in the Louisiana climate, creating in a pandemic, and so much more in this episode!

Last year, New Orleanian Bob Murrell ran for City Council District A out of his commitment to his family and neighbors. He and host Mary Jacobs talk about what makes someone want to be a civil servant in a city like New Orleans, catch up with some local political drama, and more!

Marcelle Beaulieu is the mastermind behind the Instagram @louisianahbrah. She amassed a strong following of Louisiana locals looking for alternatives to the traditional news cycle. Her Instagram is a wealth of information presented in an easy to access way. She works to make the Louisiana political landscape transparent for her followers to both stay up to date and know how to get active. Marcelle and host Mary Jacobs talk about politics, leaning into their creativity, and so much more. 

Host Mary Jacobs goes all the way back to high school with her friend Dawn. When Dawn proposed she interview Mary for an episode of Planet NOLA, saying "yes" just felt right. Mary Jacobs is a born and raised New Orleanian with a background in performance of all types. When she's not hosting this podcast, she is running her secondhand styling business and community-based gym. This episode is a deep dive into how the podcast came to be, but mostly it's just a sweet conversation between two longtime buds. Their connection is endearing and dynamic! 

Join us as we sit down with playwright, improvisor, storyteller, and stand up Mary Jacobs! She tells us about what it means to miss New Orleans, her punk band days, and all about her fiancé's proposal! Connect with Mary:Insta @marys.rack / @livegirlscomedyFacebook @VitalityNOLAConnect with us:Insta/FB @NearandQueertoMyHeartTwitter @QueertoMyHeartMerch: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/near-and-queer-to-my-heart?ref_id=14289Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/near-and-queer-to-my-heart. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Børn er så ufatteligt nemme at påvirke, og traumer fra barndommet trækker spor dybt ind i voksenlivet. Det var også tilfældet da Wendel Johnson og hans specialestuderende Mary Jacobs forsøgte at forstå hvad det er, der forårsager stammen hos børn.Og efter at have samlet data ind i seks måneder til sit speciale, stod Mary lige pludselig med et projekt der traumatiserede børnehjemsbørn for livet, blev kaldt "The Monster Experiment" og blev anbefalet ikke at blive udgivet fordi det mindede for meget om samtidens naziforskning.Hør med når Mark fortæller om monstereksperimentet og hvordan stammen ikke er forårsaget af traumer fra barndommen.Hvis du vil være med til at optage live med os på Discord kan du støtte os på 10er og blive en af vores kernelyttere https://bit.ly/VU10er - hvis pengene er knappe kan du også bare tjekke vores Facebookgruppe ud, vi hygger max!Du kan også tjekke vores webshop: bit.ly/vushop. Vi har T-shirts, kaffekopper og tasker! Og meget mere! Der er også en hønsetrøje!Send os vanvittig videnskab eller stil et spørgsmål på facebook, Instagram eller vudfordret@gmail.comTak til Christian Eiming for disclaimer.Tak til Barometer-Bjarke for Gak-O-meteret.Husk at være dumme

Hello and welcome to This is Oro Valley, a Podcast where we explore the people and programs that make Oro Valley the vibrant community it is! – I'm town manager Mary Jacobs and today we're speaking with Kristy Diaz-Trahan our Parks and Recreation Director and no stranger to the show, but also Don McGann, with McGann & Associates about our Naranja Park Project! 

Levy Easterly jokes about his move from the French Quarter to the South 7th Ward, just six blocks away, by saying he was "the last of the bohemians" to leave the Quarter. He knows this is a sweeping statement, but, of course, it's got some truth. Levy is a person that represents a version of New Orleans that host Mary Jacobs wishes we'd all try harder to cling to. He's a creative who pulls people in with his energy, artistic nature, and general bright spirit. He is the level of fun and free so many of us dream of being. He makes things by compulsion, like how he will let you know that he did a "house float" before it was a thing. Levy's art is who he is and how he is.

Greta Trosclair is a NOLA native with 15 years in the service industry. For 12 of those years, she's been reigning from Port of Call, known for its dive-vibes, strong drinks, and burgers. On this episode, Greta and host Mary Jacobs talk regulars, what makes her job so fun, famous encounters, growing up NOLA, and so much more. These two have years of rapport as comedy partners, so be prepared for this fun and funny conversation. 

Tenaj Jackson is a New Orleans native. Like so many locals, she is a woman of many hats. Tenaj is doing beautiful mutual aid work in her neighborhood, the 7th Ward Triangle. In addition to being the world's best neighbor, she's an active member of the New Orleans theater community and will be directing a show for The NOLA Project this summer. You can also find Tenaj if you're looking for a massage therapist. To work out the stress in your body, check her out at BodyWerk by Naj. In this episode, she and host Mary Jacobs talk about all these things and growing up Catholic school kids. You're guaranteed a laugh listening to this one!

Charlie Schully is a New Orleans bad boy. By that, of course, we mean he is pushing for systemic changes to our roads and fair housing access. He works to defend renters in tricky situations with landlords and volunteers with the Renters Rights Assembly locally. With host Mary Jacobs, this episode dives into the grassroots community forum called “Bike Uneasy” Charlie founded and well as the dark and complicated housing landscape and history of New Orleans.

This week, Kaylene and Anna learn about brick and mortars. Listen in as they discuss their themes of the year, the importance of pacing yourself, and also talk to Mary Jacobs about how she's curated multiple businesses driven by community needs & values.Mary Jacobs is a New Orleans native and self-proclaimed hustler. She and her partner opened their gym Vitality Community Fitness in 2016 and focus heavily on building a space where their clients and employees feel at home and safe. In 2020, Mary opened her newest business Mary's Rack, a secondhand styling service where she works one-on-one with clients to help them find and build their looks with sustainable fashion. Her queer identity and politics inform all of the work she does. She is currently in the process of releasing her own irreverent arts and culture podcast called Planet Nola.Episode Twenty Two Show NotesTarot Card of the Week: Ten of Wands from the Fyodor Pavlov TarotBro Book Review: Women With Money by Jean Chatzky

This month Mary Jacobs meets with Chief Karrer of Golder Ranch Fire District to discuss the many services they provide our Oro Valley Community.

Jacobs—a former All-American golfer and Bronze Medal winner while representing the USA in the world Olympic Games—shares the story of Polly Pivot as she excitedly signs up for her first golf lessons. But when the instructor Greenskeeper Greenie gets stuck in his ways of teaching and rules, Polly feels challenged in a way she never has before. While following her gut instinct and being clever and brave, Polly is able to find her way back to her swing. She overcomes obstacles with her forward-thinking and passionate heart, which inspires her friends and teacher, showing them how important it is to stay true to yourself.With illustrations by Emmy-award winner and lifetime cartoonist Rob Noble, One, Two, Follow Through! is the perfect book to introduce children to the game of golf, allowing them to think outside the box and be creative while also highlighting the inclusiveness of children's sports. “I wrote this book because I want to share the incredible game and its wonderful life lessons with children,” says Jacobs. “I hope it inspires them to use follow through in their daily lives in order to become their very best selves.”

In Part 2 of our conversation with Mary Jacobs, a golf instructor, author and former collegiate All-American, she focuses on what made her become a coach, what excites her about teaching the sport and what advice she has for young athletes.  Winning Is Not Everything is a podcast aimed at bringing sanity back to youth sports with conversations with blue-chip athletes and coaches.

In Part 1 of our conversation with Mary Jacobs, a golf instructor, author and former collegiate All-American, she shares how she was shaped by growing up with five brothers, the early challenges she faced and persevered through and what inspired her to write "One, Two, Follow Through!" Winning Is Not Everything is a podcast aimed at bringing sanity back to youth sports with conversations with blue-chip athletes and coaches.

Radio show host, Gary Calligas will have Mary Jacobs, author and consultant in business startups on his Saturday, October 10th “The Best of Times Radio Hour” at 9:05 AM on News Radio 710 KEEL to discuss why the current economic downturn and COVID-19 pandemic might be the right time to start your own business. You can also listen to this radio talk show streaming LIVE on the internet at www.710KEEL.com. and streaming LIVE on 101.7 FM or via the RadioPUP or KEEL app on apple and android devices. For more information, please visit these websites at www.thebestoftimesnews.com and www.hebertstandc.com. This radio show is proudly presented by AARP Louisiana and Hebert's Town and Country of Shreveport featuring – Dodge, Chrysler, Ram, and Jeep vehicles and service.

Portland Police Lieutenant Franz Schoening on what it's like to be cop during riots; OR Historical Society's Kerry Tymchuk on these historical times of demonstrations, Getting outside and staying healthy during the pandemic; Mary Jacobs with Women's Accelerator on women entrepreneurs taking advantage of this pandemic to find something they are passionate about and start their own business