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In May 1971, Pam Jackson and Sherri Miller were two seventeen-year-olds driving to an end-of-the-school-year party in a rundown Studebaker Lark when they seemingly disappeared off the face of the earth. In this episode James interviews author Lou Raguse, author of the riveting book Vanished in Vermillion: The Real Story of South Dakota's Most Infamous Cold Case. Check out Lou's website: https://vanishedinvermillion.com/ Purchase the book on Amazon https://www.amazon.se/-/en/Lou-Raguse/dp/1637587252 Check out the full catalog and everything Dakota Spotlight: https://dakotaspotlight.com/ Get all episodes early, ad-free, and more. Subscribe to Spotlight PLUS: https://dakotaspotlight.com/spotlight-plus/ Sign up for the Dakota Spotlight newsletter: https://dakotaspotlight.com/newsletter/ Email: dakotaspotlight@gmail.com Facebook: https://facebook.com/groups/dakotaspotlight X/Twitter: @dakotaspotlight Instagram: @dakotaspotlight TikTok: @dakotaspotlight Bluesky: @dakotaspotlight.bsky.social YouTube: @dakotaspotlightpodcast4800 Proudly Produced by Six Horse Media: info@sixhorsemedia.com Advertise your podcast or brand in Dakota Spotlight episodes: info@sixhorsemedia.com All content in this podcast, including audio, interviews, and soundscapes, is the property of Six Horse Media. Any unauthorized use, reproduction, or rebroadcast of this material without the express written consent of Six Horse Media is strictly prohibited. For permissions or inquiries, please contact info@sixhorsemedia.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Joined today by award winning journalist and author of the new true-crime book, "Vanished in Vermillion, The Real Story of South Dakota's Most Infamous Cold Case", Lou Raguse. Lou and I chat about his home state of Minnesota, iconic food, most famous Minnesotan and his Vikings. Lou tells us about covering high profile cases and what made the 1971 disappearance of Pam Jackson and Cheryl Miller intrigue him so much that he decided to write his first book about the case. We talk about the facts of the case, 2 high school girls go for a drive to a keg party and the car in front of them made a right turn, they made a left turn, and they were never seen again. Lou gets into the incompetence of the police in the early 70's, the closing of the case and why it was accepted. We discuss the forming of the Cold Case unit, why this case was chosen to be investigated and how a person already in prison became suspect number 1. Lou talks about the suspect, his surprise when the charges were dropped and the roller coaster of emotions covering the case. We hear about Lou reporting in Buffalo when the missing girls' car was found, his reaction, and how they identified Pam and Cheryl. Lou and I go over all the mistakes the police made early on, why the case should have been wrapped up in a weekend and the reaction to the book being written. He tells us the possibility of the book being optioned into a show/movie, the difficulty of getting the book published, and what is possibly next for him. Lou finishes up talking about jumping around from city to city, why he calls Minnesota home and how he conducted in interview with the two Japanese men who created Tecmo Bowl. All this and more with the award winning reporter and author. Follow Lou here:  https://www.louraguse.com/ 

A second mysterious "large bang" shook many north Canterbury residents over the weekend. Residents flocked to social media on Saturday to report hearing and feeling a sound they describe as a "sonic boom". Pam Jackson lives in Woodend, Christchurch.

Emily and Danielle get into a debate (fight?) and then once we're back on track Emily tells us the story of Cheryl and Pam. Socials:Twitter: mwmadnesspodInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/mwmadnesspodcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/245696000615540 Email: mwmadnesspodcast@gmail.comSources:https://kileystruecrime.squarespace.com/kileystruecrimeaddict-blog/the-case-of-cheryl-miller-and-pamela-jacksonhttps://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2014/04/16/303654545/43-year-old-cold-case-closed-south-dakota-girls-died-in-accidenthttps://www.onlyinyourstate.com/south-dakota/cheryl-miller-pamella-jackson-disappearance-sd/https://www.mitchellrepublic.com/news/the-vault/the-mysterious-disappearance-of-cheryl-miller-and-pamela-jackson-and-how-the-case-was-solved-43-years-later

Impact the World goes LIVE at the SALT Luncheon! SALT is the acronym for Senior Adults Living Triumphantly. Learn about the many facets of this ministry with James Lynch, Dennis Ramsey, and Pam Jackson. We also hear from Allison Thompson and Hannah Irwin regarding how CedarBrook Outreach is partnering with SALT.

Pam Jackson, CEO of Level20, joins Winna Brown to reveal how mentorship programs can help women build long-term careers in PE.  According to a report that EY teams recently published on diversity, equity and inclusiveness (DEI), the private equity industry's ability to meet stakeholder demands, access capital, win deals and compete for talent is increasingly contingent on progress against DEI metrics. Talent management has become the number two strategic priority across PE firms of all sizes, second only to asset growth. DEI initiatives are now proliferating in private equity as the industry begins to address how its culture has historically impeded diversity. Level20 is a non-profit organization based in the UK that is dedicated to improving gender diversity in the European PE industry and specifically in senior leadership roles at PE firms.  Read “Can PE win deals if it doesn't deal with DEI?”: https://www.ey.com/en_gl/private-equity/can-pe-win-deals-if-it-doesn-t-deal-with-dei Calculate how long it will take to achieve your diversity goals: https://kenaninstitute.unc.edu/diversity-integration-model/ Ten ways male PE leaders can support and mentor their female colleagues: Serve as role models and mentors Engage with colleagues who are different from yourself Encourage women to realize their value Promote stories of inspiring women Engage in small interventions Embody inclusive leadership Give cultural shifts time to come to fruition Build a diverse talent pipeline from the bottom over time Recognize that recruiting senior women is not a “quick win” Model how long it will take to achieve your diversity goals with the EY Diversity Integration Model

Pam Jackson, CEO of Level20, joins Winna Brown to reveal how mentorship programs can help women build long-term careers in PE.  According to a report that EY teams recently published on diversity, equity and inclusiveness (DEI), the private equity industry's ability to meet stakeholder demands, access capital, win deals and compete for talent is increasingly contingent on progress against DEI metrics. Talent management has become the number two strategic priority across PE firms of all sizes, second only to asset growth. DEI initiatives are now proliferating in private equity as the industry begins to address how its culture has historically impeded diversity. Level20 is a non-profit organization based in the UK that is dedicated to improving gender diversity in the European PE industry and specifically in senior leadership roles at PE firms.  Read “Can PE win deals if it doesn't deal with DEI?”: https://www.ey.com/en_gl/private-equity/can-pe-win-deals-if-it-doesn-t-deal-with-dei Calculate how long it will take to achieve your diversity goals: https://kenaninstitute.unc.edu/diversity-integration-model/ Ten ways male PE leaders can support and mentor their female colleagues: Serve as role models and mentors Engage with colleagues who are different from yourself Encourage women to realize their value Promote stories of inspiring women Engage in small interventions Embody inclusive leadership Give cultural shifts time to come to fruition Build a diverse talent pipeline from the bottom over time Recognize that recruiting senior women is not a “quick win” Model how long it will take to achieve your diversity goals with the EY Diversity Integration Model

We welcome back our friend Pam Jackson to Deep Breath Podcast this week. Pam is a fully trained business and Life Coach. For over 14 years she's worked along side small business owners and entrepreneurs; guiding and equipping them to reach their full potential. We asked her to share how she integrates spiritual practices into business, the work place, and entrepreneurship. And friends, for those who don't consider yourself a business person, you'll still love her ideas of how to invite God into every aspect of life. There's much to glean from her years of practicing prayer and discernment in community! Pam's Instagram and Facebook:  @encounterpurpose, Email: coachpjackson@gmail.com

Two 17 year old girls visited their "grandma" in the hospital, and left to meet some friends and head to an end of school year party at a gravel pit. They never made it and never went home. Where are they? What happened?

Guest: Pam Jackson | Director at On Plek Projects For Female Street Children See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In modern healthcare, the focus is detecting problems early, when they can be treated more easily. Since 1 in 8 women develop breast cancer, mammograms are a critical part of maintaining a long, healthy life. 3D mammography gives radiologists the ability to search breast tissue one millimeter at a time for any concern, and can give you a 15 month head-start on removing breast cancer before it grows and spreads. Every woman is encouraged to get a mammogram screening every year starting at age 40, or sooner if there are other risk factors. A year can make a huge difference, and radiology technicians have seen women come back in 6 months with pain from aggressive breast cancer. The process is quick and can be very comfortable using newer equipment.Pam Jackson, who has performed mammogram screenings for 23 years, joins the Pulse to discuss how the mammogram machine works, what the current recommendations are, and how important it is for an annual screening.Learn more by visiting www.perrymemorial.org/podcast

A round table on “Past Lives” & “The Akashic Records” so if you have any questions you want to ask come on by. I will have 3 special guests for this show, Scott Stevenson , Pam Jackson and Candy O’Donnell http://angelmeadows.intuitalks.com/my-show/

Jennifer Hill asks Pam Jackson how she broke out of her comfort zone and lost over one hundred pounds? Pam shares her inspiring story of how she looked at herself in the mirror one day and no longer recognized herself. She then made significant life changes that led to her ability to successfully lose the weight and keep it off permanently. Pam now shares her story and her recipes on her blog Healthywithcurves.com and inspires others around the world to make the necessary life changes to live a happy and healthy life. http://healthywithcurves.com For the last 20 plus years, Pam Jackson had been extremely overweight. Her weight ranged from 250 to 260 pounds during that time. She knew she was at an unhealthy weight, but did not want to put in the effort to do anything about it. For an event she would lose 10 or so pounds with fad diets, but then she would always gain the weight right back after the event. In August 2011 at the age of 41, she decided to try again and not give up this time. She realized that losing and maintaining weight are lifestyle changes, not just a temporary diet. By January 2013, she had lost 100 pounds and as of today she is still enjoying her healthier lifestyle to the fullest. On her blog she shares delicious recipes from my kitchen and other fantastic bloggers. Also, Pam shares some “get moving” exercise and her favorite things that have kept her excited and motivated about staying healthy. Fin more on Pam's success stories on Everyday Health, Yahoo Health and Women’s Health Want to join me for a night of all you can drink Patron and all you can eat tacos for charity? Then please donate $100 or more here: act.buildon.org/fundraise?fcid=833150 and that will count as your ticket for the March 11th event to raise money to build our first school in Senegal. Thank you!

Jennifer Hill asks Pam Jackson how she broke out of her comfort zone and lost over one hundred pounds? Pam shares her inspiring story of how she looked at herself in the mirror one day and no longer recognized herself. She then made significant life changes that led to her ability to successfully lose the weight and keep it off permanently. Pam now shares her story and her recipes on her blog Healthywithcurves.com and inspires others around the world to make the necessary life changes to live a happy and healthy life. http://healthywithcurves.com For the last 20 plus years, Pam Jackson had been extremely overweight. Her weight ranged from 250 to 260 pounds during that time. She knew she was at an unhealthy weight, but did not want to put in the effort to do anything about it. For an event she would lose 10 or so pounds with fad diets, but then she would always gain the weight right back after the event. In August 2011 at the age of 41, she decided to try again and not give up this time. She realized that losing and maintaining weight are lifestyle changes, not just a temporary diet. By January 2013, she had lost 100 pounds and as of today she is still enjoying her healthier lifestyle to the fullest. On her blog she shares delicious recipes from my kitchen and other fantastic bloggers. Also, Pam shares some “get moving” exercise and her favorite things that have kept her excited and motivated about staying healthy. Fin more on Pam's success stories on Everyday Health, Yahoo Health and Women’s Health Want to join me for a night of all you can drink Patron and all you can eat tacos for charity? Then please donate $100 or more here: act.buildon.org/fundraise?fcid=833150 and that will count as your ticket for the March 11th event to raise money to build our first school in Senegal. Thank you!