Podcast appearances and mentions of natalie jackson

In this week's episode of TRIBE BUILDERS, Tanya Rooney and Natalie Jackson discuss the power of community in wellness, outdoor education, and personal growth. Natalie shares her journey from outdoor educator to wellness coach, highlighting the role of nature in daily life. Tanya explores self-limiting beliefs, financial literacy, and the connection between self-worth and health. Both emphasize that we thrive best together, everyone has their own potential, and full-time living should align with one's values. Their conversation encourages embracing change with courage and support. This episode is a little different than the Real Estate guests we typically have but she really emphasizes the importance of community in our lives and why its important for success.   Follow & Connect with Natalie: Instagram @Nataliejacksonwellness nataliejacksonwellness.com Follow Tanya: Tiktok @tanyarooneymn   Instagram @tanyarooneymn   Facebook @tanya.rooney28   youtube @tanyarooneymn www.tanyarooney.com

Kamala Harris holds a national lead of three points over Donald Trump. And as the polls following her recent debate performance continue to trickle in, her lead is expected to grow. But can we trust the latest polls? This week, in our latest special election series, we talk with an undecided voter who doesn't trust what polls are saying. Then, a pair of political scientists break down how we can make polling better. We'll hear from Samaya Garza, J.D. Candidate at University of Detroit Mercy School of Law, Dr. Peter Francia, professor and director of the ECU Center for Survey Research, Justin Grimmer, political science professor and senior fellow at Stanford's Hoover Institution, and Dr. Natalie Jackson, vice president at GQR. Guests:    Samaya Garza, J.D. Candidate at University of Detroit Mercy School of Law Dr. Peter Francia, professor and director of the ECU Center for Survey Research Justin Grimmer, political science professor and senior fellow at Stanford's Hoover Institution Dr. Natalie Jackson, vice president at GQR Host:    Ray Suarez Mateo Schimpf, senior producer If you appreciate this episode and want to support the work we do, please consider making a donation to Commonwealth Club World Affairs. We cannot do this work without your help. Thank you.

Key Appointments in Renewable Energy and Infrastructure   Host Azeem covers recent industry moves:   1.Reactivate hires Corey Stein as EVP of Finance. 2.Hunton Andrews Kurth adds Ayesha Waheed and Seyfi Can Kandemir to their Energy team in London. 3.Tom Sumpster joins CIBC as Head of Infrastructure Finance. 4.Syed Usman Ahmed becomes Managing Director at Apterra Infrastructure Capital. 5.Natalie Jackson is appointed CFO at rPlus Energies. 6.Eileen Stone joins Onyx Renewables as SVP of M&A.

Natalie Jackson has been a professional pollster for 20 years.  She and Roger have a calm & rational discussion about the actual status of the Presidential election race, the problems with polling alternative Dem nominees to Biden, whether Trump's polling numbers are accurate, and more.

Representing Symptom Research and Nursing at ASCO: Natalie Jackson-Carroll, PhD, APRN, FNP-C by i3 Health

Welcome to Part 8 of the Honeybee Neighborhood Talent Show!!

Welcome to Part 8 of the Honeybee Neighborhood Talent Show!!

Welcome to Part 8 of the Honeybee Neighborhood Talent Show!!

12 months ago, Palaeo Jam host Michael Mills chatted with three students from Flinders University in South Australia who had just completed the first year of a palaeontology degree, about their experiences in first year. In this episode of Palaeo Jam, Michael chats with the same three students… Dylan Slinn, Natalie Jackson and Thomas Khajeh… about their experiences in second year. Having finished for the year, and while waiting for their final results, we explore the challenges and the highlights of what was a very different year to first year. We find out how each of them are getting clarity in where they see themselves heading. We learn about what they have found matters for each of them in this important year in the journey.   And just as we got a commitment from all three at the end of last year to come together 12 months later, no matter what… Dylan, Natalie and Thomas have all made the same commitment to do it all again, same time, same place, in 2024. Bring on third year! And bring on what lies beyond!   You can find last year's podcast episode, featuring Dylan, Natalie and Thomas on your preferred platform. You can also hear it here… https://palaeojam.podbean.com/e/the-dinosaur-kids-part-1/   You can find Natalie at: Tik Tok -  @nataliemaree_art https://www.tiktok.com/search?q=nataliemaree_art Twitter - @PalaeoNat https://twitter.com/PalaeoNat   Thomas' sister, who he mentioned in season 1 is on Insta is at @thelostgirldraws https://www.instagram.com/thelostgirldraws/ Her etsy is at https://www.etsy.com/shop/LizzysStickerCo   Dylan Slinn can be found as Dylan Slinn on Facebook   Michael on Twitter at @HeapsGood https://twitter.com/Heapsgood   And Dinosaur University on Twitter at @DinosaurUni https://twitter.com/DinosaurUni And Facebook at @DinosaurUniversity https://www.facebook.com/DinosaurUniversity

In this episode, we dive into a new analysis by Kyle Kondik, Managing Editor of Sabato's Crystal Ball, about where third parties run strong and where we should expect the third party vote to be meaningfully higher or lower in the most important states in the Electoral College in 2024. We also discuss the election of Representative Mike Johnson as Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives. Carah Ong Whaley also talks with Gretchen Barton, Principal of Worthy Strategy Group, LLC, about a new study of perceptions of leadership and what it means for women in politics. Natalie Jackson of the National Journal joins us for the conversation. After learning about Gretchen Barton's new study, we wondered what images would come to mind about political leadership for UVA students and we conducted a little experiment. Let us know if the study or what students say resonate with you. Email us at goodpolitics @ virginia.edu  Links in this Episode:  Worthy Strategy Group Sabato's Crystal Ball -Third Party Wild Card Why Haven't We Had a Woman President Women and Political Leadership Ahead of the 2024 Election

In this episode, Natalie Jackson, who writes the “Leading Indicators” column at the National Journal, joins Kyle Kondik and Carah Ong Whaley to discuss what polling tells us about whether anyone from the crowded field of Republican presidential candidates really has a chance against Donald Trump and critiques the new debate rules the Republican National Committee released for the first debate set for August 2023. Jackson also shares her research on the role that reproductive rights played in the 2022 elections and the role it might play in 2024.  Links in this episode:  Herding Cats and Polls  “Leading Indicators” at the National Journal

Director Gilbert previews the summer season at the BCA, shares the perks of becoming a member, plus discusses upcoming events and a gallery reception with Natalie Jackson, Friday, May 19th, on the WRAM Morning Show. Gallery | Buchanan Center for the Arts | United States (bcaarts.org)

On this episode of POP, the Public Opinion Podcast, we talk about a 2022 special issue of Public Opinion Quarterly titled:  “Race, Justice, and Public Opinion” with the issue's editors, David C. Wilson, PhD and Maria Krysan, PhD. Wilson and Krysan are scholars of race and public opinion and discuss the special issue which examines the history of public opinion and race and asks the question: Are scholars and practitioners of survey research and polling doing enough to understand and include the voices and relevant material of those who disproportionately face ongoing injustices? Host: Natalie Jackson, PhD, Director of Research at Public Religion Research Institute, Guests: David C. Wilson, PhD, Dean of the Richard and Rhoda Goldman School of Public Policy and Professor of Public Policy at the University of California, Berkeley Maria Krysan, PhD,  Professor of Sociology at the University of Illinois at Chicago Executive Producer: Yazmín García Trejo, PhD, Social Science Researcher at U.S. Census Bureau Technical Producer and Editor: Erin Spain, MS, Studio Spain Media Group, LLC  For more information visit: aapor.org

On the first episode of POP, the Public Opinion Podcast, we tackle an issue that's had an incredible impact on the study of public opinion: technological advances. From landline phones in the latter part of the 20th century to online-based methods of today, three AAPOR members and industry experts discuss the opportunities and challenges fast-changing technology poses. Host: Natalie Jackson, PhD, Director of Research at Public Religion Research Institute Guests: Courtney Kennedy, Vice President of Methods and Innovation at Pew Research Center Jennifer Agiesta, Director of Polling and Election Analytics at CNN For more information visit: aapor.org

FiveThirtyEight recently released its 2023 pollster ratings, and while the Marist Poll got a best-in-show "A", some in the industry question the accuracy and impact of the ratings. Natalie Jackson (@nataliemj10) from PRRI and the National Journal has some strong opinions on the matter and she's breaking down why this way of ranking isn't necessarily good.And, we end on a positive note. In this week's fun fact, we're finding out what decade Americans think has the best music.

Imagine you're that dinosaur kid! The one who knows all the names of all the things, and dreams of one day going to university to study palaeontology in order to become a palaeontologist. Of course, most dinosaur kids don't get to do that. But imagine you are one who makes it. You do get accepted into a palaeontology degree, and even better, make it through the first year!   In this episode of Palaeo Jam, host Michael Mills chats with three students who've just completed their first year of a palaeontology degree at Flinders University. During the episode, we find out from Dylan Slinn, Natalie Jackson and Thomas Khajeh, what brought them to Flinders University, what they were expecting when they got here, and how it turned out across the year, both good and bad.   So, why the title of the episode, “The Dinosaur Kids… Part 1”? At the end of the episode, we get a very definite commitment from all three to get back together at the end of second year, and record a follow-up episode. That'll be Part 2… and we're pretty sure we'll get a Part 3 and beyond as we follow the journey of these three dinosaur kids in pursuit of their dream! We can't wait to see how the journey for each of them unfolds!   You can find Natalie at: Tik Tok -  @nataliemaree_art https://www.tiktok.com/search?q=nataliemaree_art Twitter - @PalaeoNat https://twitter.com/PalaeoNat   Thomas' sister's Insta is at @thelostgirldraws https://www.instagram.com/thelostgirldraws/ Her etsy is at https://www.etsy.com/shop/LizzysStickerCo   Dylan Slinn can be found as Dylan Slinn on Facebook   Michael on Twitter at @HeapsGood https://twitter.com/Heapsgood   And Dinosaur University on Twitter at @DinosaurUni https://twitter.com/DinosaurUni And Facebook at @DinosaurUniversity https://www.facebook.com/DinosaurUniversity The dinosaur book Natalie talks about is “The Complete Illustrated Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs & Prehistoric Creatures” by Dougal Dixon It can be found online at Book Depository, Dymocks and Booktopia.

How can you tell when a poll is actually high quality? Natalie Jackson, research director at PRRI, joins us on this week's episode of The Downballot to discuss that and more. Jackson tells us the indicators she looks for to determine whether a survey is worth taking seriously, what she thinks the future of polling aggregation ought to look like, and why white evangelical Christians are the real outliers when it comes to religious groups' views on abortion.Co-hosts David Nir and David Beard also break down Democrats' big special election victories in Pennsylvania; new efforts by progressives to pick their preferred GOP opponents in two key Wisconsin races; the first true retirement from the House this cycle; and a proposal to increase the size of the House, which has been capped at 435 members for more than a century.On Daily Kos Elections: The House stopped growing over a century ago even as the U.S. quadrupled. A new bill would fix that.Transcript to come.

Now that the midterm election results are mostly settled, Editor-in-Chief Jeff Dufour brings on the data analytics and polling columnist and PRRI research director Natalie Jackson. They'll grade how the polls fared this midterm cycle and what could be up next for the 2024 season.

In today's episode, we're talking to Natalie Jackson from CBIZ about demand generation. Listen as she discusses how important it is for marketers to understand how a CRM system is architected and to be able to speak the language of the software to sell its story. She also mentions that sales teams must not be treated like data entry people and that respect is key when working with them. Finally, she suggests marketers understand further how a CRM system works and sell its story. Connect with Natalie Jackson | Follow us on LinkedIn

In this episode of the Uncultured Bias podcast. Camara Williams is joined by congressional candidate and civil rights attorney Natalie Jackson, she talks about her early journey as a single mother and naval officer, and how it shaped her viewpoint on society. We talk about her political ideology, her congressional candidacy, her definition of activism, what her focus would be in Congress, and even Ben Crump's social ascendancy and style of dress. This is a podcast you don't want to miss, tap in

Humans of Email isn't just about email… it's about humans! And every now and then it's about… non-humans. While preparing for Season 1 of the Humans of Email podcast, co-hosts Jen Capstraw and Natalie Jackson interviewed each other—and the conversation took some surprising turns! We're calling our bonus episodes “Snippets,” and in our inaugural Snippet, Natalie reveals her fascination with West Virginia's favorite cryptid. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/humansofemail/message

Humans of Email is a podcast about the people, ideas, and accidents that drive email marketing forward. Featuring co-hosts Jen Capstraw and Natalie Jackson, this commute friendly podcast introduces email's favorite geeks, showcasing their expertise, humanizing their mistakes, and sharing their inspiration. Season One is coming soon–subscribe now for updates! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/humansofemail/message

Podcast Intro: Cate assists Natalie Jackson in breaking through her networking barriers. Natalie is ready to resume networking now that she has returned from her travels. She admits to having "imposter" syndrome, and feels as though she has nothing to offer, however, she's anxious and excited to reach out to new people. Cate walks Natalie through a process map to assist her in completing the steps required to create new course members. Natalie admits to hitting roadblocks and missing minor action steps, but she recognizes that her words are having a huge impact on the community as more people pay attention to what she is saying. Cate encourages Natalie to continue collecting names and emails and practicing her pitch. What you'll get out of tuning in: How to take action to do a gig. How to break down the process and batch task. How to excite people. Links/CTA: Natalie Jackson Wellness Yogahealer Highlights: Do an empathy map! Cate Your journey makes a huge difference in people's lives. Cate Let's aim for 10 if you want to hit 5, 10 x it! Cate Timestamps: [7:22-7:40] How many events do you need to go to to meet people? We have to make it so you can control it. ~ Cate   [7:55-8:09] Sounds like you're super networked going to events and you're engaging them! ~ Cate [9:39-9:54] Look at a low-dollar event, you don't have to create anything new. ~ Cate Quotes: What actions do you need to take to get customers? Cate  Get names and emails and look them up and engage them on FB messenger. Cate Look at a low dollar event, you don't have to create anything new. Cate Maybe your people need to see the same messages in multiple formats, with memes and social media posts. Cate. I try to show and model an action versus words Natalie. You have to practice the pitch seven times to be a pro! Cate Guest: Natalie Jackson As a wilderness instructor and minimalist lifestyle (tiny house & van) Natalie guides others to take their body habits on the road to feel vibrant and alive. She's known for her bright energy and laugh and has a passion for bikepacking and paddling.

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Natalie is your go-to woman for vibrant health & simple living. As a certified Health Coach through the Institute of Integrative Nutrition and YogaHealer and a Wilderness Instructor of 10+ years – she believes it is her mission to help willing individuals feel at home in their bodies, provide tools to manage stress, reset the immune and digestive system, and deepen their relationship with nature to flow in daily rhythm so they can experience instinctual health. Today, Natalie guides a dynamic group to create daily habits that stick and self heal through ecotherapy, ayurveda, and behavioral science, within a high-vibe community. Her signature course, Body Align, is 12 months of wellness and support to provide sustainable results for the mind and body. Adventure is her middle name (actually it's Hope). Natalie and her partner, Lucas, have been on the road in their van traveling since the beginning of summer bikepacking, standup paddleboarding, camping, and jumping in cold rivers. Homebase is in their self designed and built tiny house of 5 years in Southern Oregon. Follow her 7 Day Rhythmic Eating Challenge on Instagram: @nataliejacksonwellness Work with me: Apply Here for 1:1 Mentorship: https://www.guidetowholeness.com/workwithme --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

No Appreciation 02:29 Tut Sutton Some Guys Have All The Luck 03:32 The Persuaders Respect 04:18 Dennis Taylor Frightened Girl 02:19 The Silent Majority I Choose You (feat. Gene Moore) 03:29 Lexi It's So Beautiful 04:00 Creative 1 Catch 22 04:28 Peabo Bryson It's Just An Illusion (Coming To Ya) 03:45 Toast Can I Say I Love You? 03:11 Blue Magic Looking For Your Love 04:11 Adriana Evans The Last Time 03:05 Keni Myles That's What Mama Say 02:37 The Impressions Closer 03:50 Joe So Perfect 05:12 Harold Travis A Thousand Tomorrows 02:41 The Steelers That Part 04:17 Ty Juan Your Precious Love 03:04 Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell So In Love (feat. Lena Soul) 05:05 Hassan Farrow Open For Love (feat. Tiffany Evans) 03:01 Cilla Raie Lessons 04:11 Eric Roberson Don't Leave Me Girl 02:40 Bob & Gene True Love Will Never Die 03:08 Apple And The 3 Oranges Sorry 03:25 Gwen Yvette I Am So Glad I Took My Time 05:20 The Floaters Let Me Be A Man 02:59 Paul Thompson Tell Me (feat. Dean "Finesse" Miller, Portia Martin & Patrice Rushen) 04:40 Dunn Pearson, Jr. Together (feat. Natalie Jackson & Gerald Albright) 04:46 Dunn Pearson, Jr. Getting Over You 03:19 The Controllers The Mess We Made (feat. Mz. Pat) 03:39 Omar Cunningham Love Won't You Hurry 04:46 Willmonie Yes I'm Ready 09:05 Barbara Mason

This is a show by Natalie Jackson, a UC Master Gardener and local wildlife enthusiast based out of Los Angeles, California. I'll talk about L.A. Nature, answer your plant & gardening questions, and I'll end each episode with a Nature-based mediation moment. If this is your cup of herbal tea, hit subscribe!

Welcome to episode 205 of The PE Umbrella Podcast! This week I am joined by the director and founder of Totally Runable Natalie Jackson. Totally Runable use the power of running to help close the sport gender gap across schools in the UK and have a fascinating story to tell. During this episode, I speak with Natalie about some stark figures when it comes to boys and girls participation in sport and physical activity. We learn more about the sport gender gap and factors that play into this widening or narrowing. This was a truly insightful discussion and I am certain that it will leave you with more questions and strategies that you can take away to try in your own school setting. So what are you waiting for? Jump under the umbrella with us and join in the conversation by tweeting me @thepeumbrella. Note pad ready!

Nationally renowned Civil Rights Attorney Natalie Jackson joins Tezlyn to discuss the verdict and details of the Derek Chauvin trial for the murder of George Floyd. This episode is part three of the exclusive series breaking down the details in depth in easy-to-understand terms to educate, inform and empower the listener. In this episode, Attorney Jackson discusses the verdict, the next steps in the trying the other officers, and federal policy changes to help end qualified immunity.

Nationally renowned Civil Rights Attorney Natalie Jackson joins Tezlyn to discuss the details of the Derek Chauvin trial for the murder of George Floyd. This episode is part two of the exclusive series breaking down the details in depth in easy-to-understand terms to educate, inform and empower the listener. In this episode, Attorney Jackson discusses Rule 404, the prosecution/defense strategy, and how systemic racism and the Duante Wright murder may impact Derek Chauvin's trial.

Nationally renowned Civil Rights Attorney Natalie Jackson joins Tezlyn to discuss the details of the Derek Chauvin trial for the murder of George Floyd. This exclusive series breaks down the details in depth in easy-to-understand terms to educate, inform and empower the listener. In this episode, Attorney Jackson explains the structure of the trial, the jury selection process, and the charges and potential sentence that former police officer Chauvin is facing for the murder of George Floyd.

Natalie turned a traumatic year into one of the best years of her life by becoming a Certified Health Coach. Inspired by her grandparents' healthy living in the UK, Natalie has always lived a healthy life, but when she lost her grandmother to COVID-19 it sparked her desire to help others here in the US live “the long and good life” through realistic and achievable lifestyle strategies and The Longevity Coach was born. Follow Natalie on Facebook.Follow Natalie on Instagram: @thelongevity.coach

In her second year of Yoga Health Coaching, Natalie Jackson has known success like never before. She has easily enrolled members into her program and still has a hard time believing her eyes every time she checks her bank account balance. But lately, Natalie has been self-sabotaging. She finds herself retreating from what she needs to do to scale her business. Confident that fear of failure is not what is keeping her from acting, Natalie reached out to Cate Stillman for guidance on how to achieve peak performance and unblock her success. Listen to the podcast to learn more about defining success and taking aligned action to achieve your goals. What you’ll get out of tuning in: How to overcome the fear of my own success What is success for you? How to scale yourself to the next level Links Mentioned in Episode: Get the Intermittent Fasting Guide  Get some free resources Ready to Change Your Life? Find out more about Natalie Show Highlights: Taking big steps forward and identifying what success looks like Becoming attached to the outcome in order to point consciousness Allowing yourself to receive Timestamps: 1:19 Self-sabotage and achieving success 9:46 Developing a receiving mindset and energy 17:45 Obsess about the results you want to get 24:05 You decide if you can do it Quotes: You know exactly what you're aiming for. So anything, that's not that which means taking aligned action towards it, is something else. And something else is not efficient. Guest Bio: Natalie is your go-to girl for vibrant health & simple living – as a certified Health Coach through the Institute of Integrative Nutrition and YogaHealer and a Wilderness Instructor – she believes it is her mission to help willing individuals get unstuck, regain their health, reset negative thinking and reduce anxiety so they can experience their own self-empowerment and intuition. Today, Natalie helps people discover their ability to self heal through Yoga and Ayurveda, behavioral science, and mind-body connection within a high-vibe community of others seeking the same balance. Natalie is also a tiny house designer and builder who believes we are in collaboration with the Universe to create the lives of our dreams.

Anyone casually following the 2020 election this year may have noticed a particular pattern in polling trends and election results. That pattern, in key presidential states as well as Senate races, went something like this:  Democrat ahead… Democrat still ahead... Democrat a bit ahead, days away from the election… But then: Republican wins by a fair amount.  How was so much polling inaccuracy possible again in 2020 at nearly all levels? Episode 21 of the Purple Principle, “2020 Polling in Hindsight,” attempts to answer that vexing question by consulting two polling experts – Dr. Natalie Jackson, Director of Research at PRRI and Dr. Brian Schaffner of Tufts University.  Dr. Jackson gives a sense of the technological challenges faced today by pollsters now that few individuals answer their phones, both landline or mobile. On top of that, a sizable number of bright red Republicans are mistrustful of pollsters and unlikely to participate even when contacted. But for indie-minded Purple Principle listeners, Dr. Jackson does confirm that the independent position often predicts which way the American majority will swing.  Dr. Shaffner mentions that in today's polarized environment, some respondents deliberately give dishonest answers to pollsters, often venting ideological views in the process. It also appears a “non-trivial” number of voters split their tickets in 2020, marking the Pro-Biden (or anti-Trump) box up top, but hedging against Democratic control down-ballot as well.    What's a pollster to do in a polarized age with a mistrustful slice of electorate and a shifting political landscape? No simple answers but a lot of helpful insights and information in Episode 21, “2020 Polling in Hindsight (Someone Please Answer the Phone)”.  Original music by Ryan Adair Rooney. For show notes and transcript, please visit our website: www.fluentknowledge.com/shows/the-purple-principle/2020-polling-in-hindsight Source Notes: Changing Attitudes on Same-Sex Marriage, Pew Research Center  Increasing Support for Religiously Based Service Refusals, PRRI  National Council on Public Polls Analysis Of Final 2012 Pre-Election Polls Raymond La Raja and Brian Schaffner (2015). Campaign Finance and Political Polarization. University of Michigan Press.  Nick Hatley and Courtney Kennedy. “State Election Polls and Weighting Factors.” Pew Research Center Methods.  Brian F Schaffner, Samantha Luks, Misinformation or Expressive Responding? What an Inauguration Crowd Can Tell Us about the source of Political Misinformation in Surveys, Public Opinion Quarterly, Volume 82, Issue 1, Spring 2018, Pages 135–147. Danielle Kurtzelben (11/19/20). “Why Were The Polls Off? Pollsters Have Some Early Theories.” NPR. Lila Harakles (11/9/20). “The 2020 election showed that polls could not anticipate voter turnout.” The Maine Campus.  Parker Richards (11/3/18). “Republican Governors in New England Defy the Blue Wave.” The Atlantic.  Deja Thomas and Juliana Menasce Horowitz (9/16/20). “Black Lives Matter support down since June, still strong among Black adults.” Pew Research Center.  Jasmine Aguilera (11/5/20). “The Complexities of the 2020 'Latino Vote' Were Overlooked, Again.” Time.  Elaine Kamarck and Alexander Podkul (10/23/18). “Political polarization and voters in the 2018 congressional primaries.” Brookings Institute.   Christine Zhang and Courtney Weaver (12/30/20). “Underestimating Trump: the US polling industry under fire.” The Financial Times.  Eli Yokley (1/25/21). “Biden's Initial Approval Rating Is Higher Than Trump's Ever Was.” Morning Consult.  Dhrumil Mehta (6/19/18). “Separating Families At The Border Is Really Unpopular.” FiveThirtyEight. Natalie Jackson (12/5/20). “Trump-Biden polls damaged trust because voters saw them as predictions.” USA Today. 

In the Presidential Election, there was no shortage of polls, and no shortage of outrage after the election from both sides of the political spectrum when much of the data appeared to have been unreliable.  Many polls had Joe Biden cruising to a crushing victory, with the Democrats riding a blue wave to a Senate majority and an even bigger margin in the House. Today on Midday, a conversation about the often precarious profession of polling.  It’s a complicated and somewhat risky proposition to suggest that we can know the outcome of the horse race before the race Is over, but the obsession with the horse race, from any election cycles earliest moments, is at the heart of the problem.  There are other things we can and should glean from polls that are ultimately more revelatory and enlightening than who’s up and who’s down.  Guests Dr. Mileah Kromer is the Director of the Sarah T. Hughes Field Politics Center at Goucher College Ariel Edwards Levy is a senior reporter and polling editor at HuffPost, where she oversees collaboration with the website YouGov. Dr. Natalie Jackson is the Director of Research at the Public Religion Research Institute. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Are you feeling all sorts of out of whack? Are you mind and body totally disconnected? Then this episode is just what you need. Today we are speaking to Natalie Jackson, a certified health coach through the Institute of Integrative Nutrition, and also a wilderness instructor, tiny house designer and builder and lover of human-powered adventures. Today on the show, Natalie talks to us about her work and how she helps people discover their ability to heal themselves through Yoga and Ayurveda), behavioral science, mind-body connection. She leads a high-vibe community of others seeking the same balance and she does such an excellent job explaining what all this means in a way that's practical and accessible. It is her mission to help willing individuals to get unstuck, regain their health, reset negative thinking and reduce anxiety so they can experience their own self-empowerment and intuition. Natalie is just the sweetest, brightest soul. She's earthy and grounded, but also like a breath of fresh air. And hearing her talk about reconnecting with nature to heal ourselves is a lesson i think all of us can use right now. especially as we're nearing the end of this tumultuous year and entering into a new chapter. Let's listen to what Natalie has to say, learn from her, and bring these learnings with us into 2021. ~ TALKING POINTS: + Learning how Aruveyda works + Resetting negative thinking + Reconnecting with nature + Slowing down + Living more mindfully and minimally + Taking a holistic approach to our health ~ CONNECTING WITH NATALIE: https://www.nataliejacksonwellness.com/ https://www.instagram.com/nataliejacksonwellness/ ~ CONNECT WITH LAUREN: + https://www.instagram.com/mybrandofhappy/ + http://perfckedpodcast.com/ + https://facebook.com/thelaurenellman ~ AFFILIATE LINKS + CODES: + Free "social media detox" guidebook + Hello Fresh $40 off + Tonic CBD 10% off with code: perfckedpod + MudWTR coffee alternative + Poshmark $10 toward first purchase with code: loeyblog + ThredUp online thrifting $20 to shop --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/perfcked-podcast/message

Natalie's Yoga Health Coaching experience has been one of intensive growth and expansion. As a wilderness instructor and tiny house enthusiast, she entered YHC with a lot of limiting beliefs about money.  Now in her fourth quarter of YHC, Natalie is successfully enrolling people into her program and working on scaling her business. She has been leading her members to align to the habits, by using nature and her outdoors knowledge. Even though her coaching plans had to be adjusted because of the pandemic, Natalie was able to create deep connections with her group, and the results have been incredible. Listen to the episode to learn more about reconnecting to your why, creating a safe place for your members, and outsourcing tasks outside your zone of genius. What you'll get out of tuning in: How to reconnect to your why How to overcome limiting beliefs about money How to create connection online Links Mentioned in Episode: Learn more about the Find the Money Course Watch the Masterclass Learn more about Natalie's Program Show Highlights: The experience of growing out of your own skin Creating a safe place for people to be themselves Adjusting your course due to the pandemic Timestamps: 3:25 Engaging in quality growth and expansion  8:12 Coaching Groups vs. Individual Coaching 15:54 Measuring impact and keeping to metrics 21:30 Outsourcing what you are not passionate about Guest Bio: Natalie is your go-to girl for vibrant health & simple living - as a certified Health Coach through the Institute of Integrative Nutrition and YogaHealer and a Wilderness Instructor - she believes it is her mission to help willing individuals to get unstuck, regain their health, reset negative thinking and reduce anxiety so they can experience their own self-empowerment and intuition. Today, Natalie helps people discover their ability to self heal through Yoga and Ayurveda, behavioral science, mind-body connection within a high-vibe community of others seeking the same balance. Natalie is also a tiny house designer and builder who believes we are in collaboration with the Universe to create the lives of our dreams. 

In the Presidential Election, there was no shortage of polls, and no shortage of outrage after the election from both sides of the political spectrum when much of the data appeared to have been unreliable. It’s a complicated and somewhat risky proposition to suggest that we can know the outcome of the horse race before the race Is over, but the obsession with the horse race, from any election cycles earliest moments, is at the heart of the problem. There are other things we can and should glean from polls that are ultimately more revelatory and enlightening than who’s up and who’s down. Dr. Mileah Kromer is the Director of the Sarah T. Hughes Field Politics Center at Goucher College Ariel Edwards Levy is a senior reporter and polling editor at HuffPost, where she oversees collaboration with the website YouGov. Dr. Natalie Jackson is the Director of Research at the Public Religion Research Institute.

Election 2020 again proved there's a problem with polling. But when it comes to understanding the electorate, are there any better options? We discuss the problems with polling, and how to fix it. Natalie Jackson joins Meghna Chakrabarti.

Florida attorney Natalie Jackson joins Joe Kelley on Behind the News to give her perspective on the killing of George Floyd in police custody in Minneapolis.

We have a special episode today just in time for the holiday season. On this episode of the Common Sense Marketer, we speak to Mrs. Claus from the North Pole about a few of the digital strategies she has been using to send holiday greetings. From traditional snail mail to email marketing, the transition for Mrs. Claus and her team of digital marketing elves, has been an important one for the North Pole to maintain engagement with good girls and boys. Listen in as Mrs. Claus explains her five strategies for executing email marketing best practices during the holiday season:   1. Make your list and check it twice with a list cleanse. Tis the season for housekeeping. Most B2B companies lose 25% of their list each year to job changes and retirement, and before you send out your holiday card, it’s a good idea to check your list twice to ensure you have the best contact information for your key clients and prospects and improve your email deliver-ability. 2. Personalize for Dasher and Dancer and Prancer and Vixen. Want to make your recipients feel truly special? Look for ways to personalize your holiday card beyond just the first name. Personalization can be achieved through variables pulled in from your CRM system that can help you create messages that speak to each person on your list as an individual. You can even look at incorporating variable images, like those offered by NiftyImages. 3. Santa Claus Is coming to your inbox, but only if you asked him. The holiday season is a good time to check your email policies. Ideally, you should be asking for your clients and your prospects to sign up for your email communications throughout the course of the year. This makes it easier if you can demonstrate that the emails you’ll send them are worth their time and help not sell. When sending your holiday email, focus your send list to your opted in contacts, existing clients, and hottest prospects, not to all the people in your database. 4. Connect the email experience to your holiday gifts. If you’re sending a gift in the good old fashioned mail (not using Santa), it’s a good idea to connect the theme of your holiday email with the holiday gift. This creates a seamless experience for your clients. Better yet, use a landing page from your marketing automation platform to customize a URL just for them to let each person on your list know how special they truly are. 5. What’s the reason for your season’s greetings? The best performing emails are ones with a clear purpose: What’s your reason for the season’s greetings? Do you have an annual recap to share? Do you have a thank you discount for loyal clients? Have you made a donation to a nonprofit made possible in part by your clients’ support? Think about how many holiday emails you receive and how you can make yours a special experience for each person on your list?   Thank you Mrs. Claus for speaking with us! ABOUT MRS. CLAUS Mrs. Claus was played by Natalie Jackson and her real job is the Marketing Director at emfluence, a Digital Marketing Agency + Marketing Automation Platform. Natalie oversees lead generation, messaging, customer engagement, and brand awareness for both the emfluence Digital Marketing Agency and the emfluence Marketing Platform. You can connect with Natalie here on LinkedIn.  

ONS members Natalie Jackson, MSN, RN, Houston ONS Chapter, of MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, TX, and Suzanne McGettigan, CRNP, Philadelphia ONS Chapter, from the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, join Chris Pirschel, ONS's staff writer, to discuss communication challenges in immunotherapy, how nurses can empower their patients to speak up, and effective strategies to foster communication among the medical team. Music Credit: "Fireflies and Stardust" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Episode Notes: Check out these resources from today's episode: Complete this evaluation for free nursing continuing professional development. Episode 40: Breaking Down Checkpoint Inhibitors Episode 54: Immunotherapy Collaboration Opportunities Novel Therapies: How CAR T Cells and Biosimilars Are Changing Cancer Care Here's an Overview of the Types, Mechanisms, and Side Effects of Currently Approved Immunotherapies Chemotherapy and Immunotherapy Guidelines and Recommendations for Practice Immunotherapy Wallet Cards ONS/ONCC Chemotherapy Immunotherapy Certificate Course

Alasdair Hooper and Will Moulton are joined by the co-founder of Totally Runable Natalie Jackson on episode 31 of SportSpiel. **Feature Interview** On our feature interview section (5:24) Will chats to Natalie about Totally Runable as well as the idea behind the #SeeSportyBeSporty campaign.   The premise of the campaign - devised by Natalie and former Olympic sprinter Emily Freeman - is a simple one, too increase the visibility of women's sport in the media.  Totally Runable conducted their own research into this lack of visibility, buying a copy of each of the UK’s top newspapers once a month between July 2017 to June 2018. Of all the photos they saw, 17 per cent depicted sporting action or players but just 2.9 per cent were of women. **Part Two** Alasdair and Will present the news round-up (19:37) as they go through some of the important sports headlines from the past couple of weeks, including updates on the 2026 Winter Olympics bids, rugby referee Sara Cox's historic moment and a vital settlement on concussion in the NHL.  In our debate topic this week (35:52) we look at the changes at the top of the Premier League as Chief Executive Richard Scudamore is replaced by Susanna Dinnage. We look at the challenges facing the incoming head of the league and we also react to the news Scudamore is set to receive a £5million parting gift from the 20 clubs. **Messages** Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/SportSpielPod?lang=en Like us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SportSpielPod/ Follow us on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/sportspielpod/ Get in touch: sportspielpod@gmail.com Visit our website: sportspielonline.com **Credits** Image credit: Totally Runable Music: Otis McDonald

The very first episode of Natalie Jackson, Esq.!

When you start new business, it feels like your baby. You nurture it, protect it, help it grow and celebrate each time it succeeds. Now, add a real baby to the mix and strap on your seat belts because it's going to be a wild ride. Being a new business owner AND and a new mom is something that women everywhere are doing everyday, but it's not easy.   Natalie Jackson of 4 Corners Photography went from getting paid with Starbucks cards to a 6 figure photography business in just a few years...and she started it all when her son was only three months old. How amazing right?! Natalie was so honest and generous in this episode and I know that the things she shares will resonate with a lot of people. To all those new moms out there trying to start a business and not go crazy at the same time...this one's for you.

Four-month-old Natalie Jackson was born with a distinctive black birthmark covering a third of her face. Read more >> https://ift.tt/2I3alu7

If we are going to create well-rounded artists, our students need to be versed in a variety of subjects and topics. Those connections between subjects help us create art at a deeper level. Natalie Jackson, a Washington, D.C. teacher who does incredible things with interdisciplinary teaching, is on the show to share some of her best ideas. She talks to Tim about the benefits of storytelling (4:00), how she collaborates with other teachers and other subjects (10:15), and helping students develop confidence and creativity (13:00).   Resources and Links: An In-Depth Look at the Power of Art Integration Collaborating with Classroom Teachers 5 Things to Know About Arts Integration How to Effectively Collaborate with Classroom Teachers

What happens after November 8th? How do we shed the negativity of this epic political season and move forward as a nation? Senior Polling Editor at Huffington Post, Natalie Jackson, weighs in along with media mogul Alan Meckler to give their thoughts on what's happened and what the future looks like.  This episode's sponsor is OmegaBrite, the premier natural advanced omega-3 formula for mind, heart, and joint health. Explore OmegaBrite products and benefits at www.omegabrite.com.         

In Waikato the plummeting dairy prices are starting to hurt, but that's not the only big issue facing the region by any means. As Auckland's population all but explodes, nearby Hamilton is poised to capitalise on people who'd rather live there and commute to the City of Sails. Lynn Freeman talks to Radio New Zealand's Waikato Correspondent Andrew McRae, Associate Professor at the University of Waikato's Management School Stuart Locke, Natalie Jackson (formerly University of Waikato) Professor in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences at Massey University, and Chief Executive of Tainui Group Holdings Limited Mike Pohio.

Charlotte View is teaming up with The Town of Waxhaw to proudly announce the inaugural year of  the Waxhaw Art Kaleidoscope Juried Arts Show!  MAY (Saturday 18 - Sunday 19) During this interview Waxhaw's Events Coordinator, Lisa Hoffman and Events Assistant, Natalie Jackson along with other town representatives will explain why this event is sure to become the area's "go to" annual arts show; which in years to come will include additional art forms including culinary arts, musical arts, performing arts, murals, etc. This year, Waxhaw is excited to expand its popular festival, Spring Fest, to include the Waxhaw Art Kaleidoscope Juried Arts Show. With a draw of 10,000 visitors, Spring Fest, will provide the perfect venue to showcase your original works! Join us in our vision to transform the Waxhaw Art Kaleidoscope into the region's premier work of art. Monetary Awards: Best in Show = $500 1st Place 2D / 3D = $300 2nd Place 2D / 3D = $200 3rd Place 2D /3D = $ 100 Lisa Hoffman at  704-843-2195 ext. 226 Natalie Jackson  at (704) 843-2195 ext. 235 Visit their website: http://www.waxhaw.com Opening song: Beautiful Heart by Carson Hill