Podcast appearances and mentions of paula jackson

In this episode of the Made in Mississippi podcast, host Shelly Janous interviews Paula Jackson, the owner of Jackson Street Gallery in Ridgeland and at the Mulberry in Vicksburg. Paula shares her journey of selling original art for over 25 years and her deep pride in representing Mississippi artists. Highlighting the abundance of local talent, she discusses the importance of nurturing young artists and the personal connections she's formed with the artists she represents. Paula also speaks about her gallery locations, the significance of building relationships, and the unique experiences offered at both galleries. Tune in to learn about the vibrant art scene in Mississippi and the inspiring story of Jackson Street Gallery.

The week on The Preschool Podcast, we are honored to welcome Paula Jackson, Director of Global Citizenship at Barefoot Books. Paula has lived in three continents and seen the effects that positive early childhood experiences have in establishing a solid foundation for life. Children are born with open hearts and creative and curious minds. This, unfortunately, shifts as they become older. We learn all about global citizenship and how it impacts early childhood educators! 

“Where We Bridge the Gap Between Water Plant Operators and Engineers” In The Water Break Podcast Episode 20, Heather Jennings, PE, interviews Paula Jackson, owner of Earth Water Specialists, which provides training for the water and wastewater industry. The interview includes discussion of OSHA requirements, types of confined spaces, common hazards faced by water and wastewater workers, and how to stay safe when confronting common hazards in confined spaces. They emphasize the importance of safety training and preparedness when working in confined spaces. Show Links U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSHA Confined Spaces Wanda's Water Tidbit Journal of Archeological Science: Experimental replication shows knives manufactured from frozen human feces do not work YouTube Improbable Research, 2020 Ig Nobel Material Science Prize: Knives Made of Frozen Feces Don't Make the Cut

“Where We Bridge the Gap Between Water Plant Operators and Engineers” In The Water Break Podcast Episode 20, Heather Jennings, PE, interviews Paula Jackson, owner of Earth Water Specialists, which provides training for the water and wastewater industry. The interview includes discussion of OSHA requirements, types of confined spaces, common hazards faced by water and wastewater workers, and how to stay safe when confronting common hazards in confined spaces. They emphasize the importance of safety training and preparedness when working in confined spaces.

“Where We Bridge the Gap Between Water Plant Operators and Engineers” In Episode 17, Heather Jennings, PE, discusses the aging of the current water and wastewater treatment operations workforce and efforts to recruit, train, and retain new workers. Her guests are Paula Jackson, Apprenticeship Program Coordinator for the Vermont Rural Water Association, and Shea Dunifon, Education Coordinator for Pinellas County Utilities' South Cross Bayou Education Program. Links: Brookings, Metropolitan Infrastructure Initiative: Renewing the Water Workforce: Improving Water Infrastructure and Creating a Pipeline to Opportunity Vermont Works for Women Science Daily: “Sticky Questions” Raided by Study on Coral Reefs YouTube, Eternal Reefs: Eternal Reefs Mike Rowe and Dirty Jobs Reef Ball LIVES!!

“Where We Bridge the Gap Between Water Plant Operators and Engineers” In Episode 17, Heather Jennings, PE, discusses the aging of the current water and wastewater treatment operations workforce and efforts to recruit, train, and retain new workers. Her guests are Paula Jackson, Apprenticeship Program Coordinator for the Vermont Rural Water Association, and Shea Dunifon, Education Coordinator for Pinellas County Utilities' South Cross Bayou Education Program.

Dr. Paula Jackson of Hampton University if our guest. She is the Senior Woman Administrator. We also discuss this weeks happenings on the gridiron

We want to welcome you to our 5th Annual Midcoast Lyme Disease Support & Education conference. When we first created MLDSE, we thought it would be a place for people to gather, to listen to others, share their own personal journeys and validate their struggles. It quickly became apparent that support has many layers beyond just listening. For us, this has been a journey of not only listening but sharing, educating and connecting, nurturing and networking, encouraging, laughing, crying and celebrating. From the trenches, we take our own personal experiences, the good and the bad, and use them to empower others. Five year later, MLDSE is busier than ever 24/7/365 and we are growing in ways that we never imagined. We are thrilled with all the partnerships and relationships that we’ve worked hard to build and for the supports and resources that we can freely offer to Maine’s Lyme community. This year’s conference is a culmination of five years of hard work and steadfast determination to bring all our resources under one roof, on one day, with free admission to all who attend. Bring your questions, find some answers, connect with resources and leave with hope. Paula & Angele Co-Founders, MLDSE

In this episode you will learn: • Why you won’t want to miss the Midcoast Maine Lyme Disease Conference • How this conference is perfect for patients as well Lyme Literate Health Care providers • How the conference is designed to take care of people with Lyme including a quiet room and quality food. Paula was bit by a tick in October 2009 going undiagnosed for almost 18 months. In April 2011, Paula had Neurological Lyme Disease and numerous co-infections and began her three year journey back to health with a team of lyme literate doctors. Angele Rice was bitten as a child - after growing up with numerous complex chronic health conditions - her state of health after the birth of her first child galvinized her to look for answers for why she was so sick - she was finally diagnosed with lyme at age thirty. These women first created the Midcoast Lyme Disease Support group - and later the conference as a way to empower and educate their local community about lyme disease - and as a way to bring national expertise to their local community.

CIAA Media Day, Meac Media, Guest Paula Jackson Assistant AD Hampton University, and more

In this episode you will learn: • The Midcoast Lyme Disease Support and Educations upcoming fundraiser and concert • How Paula uses cranial-sacral massage to heal from the damage caused by Lyme • And how the work she and her organization have put in have yielded awareness for conferences fundriasers, and state legislation Paula Jackson Jones is the President and Co-founder of Midcoast Lyme Disease Support & Education, a non-profit 501c3 organization that serves the needs of Midcoast Maine’s Lyme community since 2014. The Midcoast Lyme Disease Support & Education group was created and exists to raise awareness, foster education, advocate for change and provide community support for those affected by Lyme Disease and other tick-borne associated diseases in the Midcoast Maine community.

*** Alle Infos und alle Shownotes auf humorisart.de/summit *** Mehr Humor is Art: www.facebook.com/humorisart/ *** Foto: Hannes Kutza Eigentlich interviewe ich an dieser Stelle Leute aus Kunst und Unterhaltung, diese Podcastfolge ist allerdings eine kleine Ausnahme von dem normalen Format. Aber ich mache diese Ausnahme gerne, da ich dieses Jahr zum Entrepreneurship Summit eingeladen wurde, um Stimmen und Stimmung einzufangen. Ich hatte ein super interessantes Wochenende, dass ich gerne mit euch teilen möchte. Ich ja einerseits Blogger und Podcaster, aber irgendwie fühle ich mich auch als Unternehmer. Mit Humor is Art möchte ich irgendwann auch Geld verdienen und auf diesen zwei Tagen auf dem Summit, habe ich viele nützliche Ideen sammeln können. Firmen, die die Welt ein bisschen besser machen Der Entrepreneurship Summit ist aber keine gewöhnliche Gründermesse, das werdet ihr gleich schon in den ersten Minuten merken. Es geht grundsätzlich immer um den Gedanken: Wie kann ich mit meinem Unternehmen die Welt ein kleines bisschen besser machen? Gefördert werden Projekte und Menschen, die natürlich Geld verdienen, aber auch Gesellschaft und Umwelt nützen. Oder allermindestens nicht schaden. Feindbild war dieses Jahr Nespresso, die ja im Prinzip Kaffee verkaufen, aber auf die teuerste Art und Weise und mit den Aluminiumkapseln auch eine Unmenge an Müll produzieren. Shownotes In diesem Podcast habe ich versucht so viele der Speaker nach ihren Vorträgen zu erwischen und noch mal kurz die Grundideen ihres Vortrags zusammenzufassen. Interviewt habe ich unter anderem: • Organisator und Keynote-Speaker Prof. Günter Falten • Raphael Fellmer mit seiner Foodsharing-Platform: sharecy.org • Paula Jackson mit ihrer Video-Learning Platform von/für Kinder: kiddify.com • Katja Rössel über Frauen in der Entrepreneurship-Welt • Annika Wallbach über Crowdfunding • Johanna Richter Mitorganisatorin und Moderatorin • Jürgen Peters stellt seine Platform shareallspace,com vor, auf der man seine ungenutzten Räume zur Miete und Mitbenutzung einstellen kann. • Prof. Michael Braungart mit seinem Cradle to Cradle Konzept, nach dem man alle Produkte so designed, dass sie nach der Abnutzung wieder in technische Kreisläufe zurückführen kann. So wie es in der Natur ja auch keinen Abfall gibt. • Birgit Ströbel vom Foundersfightclub mit ihrem Storytelling-Workshop • Robert Heineke vom Erklärvideo-Kanal 5 IDEEN • Daniel Berkmann (Von videokomponente.de) über das den schnellen Aufbau einer Onlinepräsenz Hört einfach mal rein und lasst euch inspirieren, viel Spaß mit den Leuten vom Entrepreneurship Summit und Humor is Art!

Paula Jackson Jones is the President and Co-founder of Midcoast Lyme Disease Support & Education, a non-profit 501c3 organization that serves the needs of Midcoast Maine's Lyme community since 2014.

The first annual Midcoast Maine Lyme Disease Education Support Conference is happening next month in Wiscasset, Maine! Lyme Warrior Paula Jackson Jones of Midcoast LDSE joins Katina to share all the exciting details.

Paula Jackson co-created and co-developed, Large Vision Business Network Mixer (LVBNM Mega Mixer Expo). Now in its 7th year, LVBNM Mega Mixer Expo is a monthly mixer/expo that offers to small businesses an educational outreach program.Harry Jacobs is widely regarded as one of the experts in the field of credit, credit repair and credit restoration. He is the host of The Credit Show on KDWN (am 720) and frequent guest on KTNV (ABC 13), KSNV (NBC 3), KVVU (Fox5).Kat Bellucci,Your Money Gal, gives a few extra money tips.

Paula Jackson co-created and co-developed, Large Vision Business Network Mixer (LVBNM Mega Mixer Expo). Now in its 7th year, LVBNM Mega Mixer Expo is a monthly mixer/expo that offers to small businesses an educational outreach program.Harry Jacobs is widely regarded as one of the experts in the field of credit, credit repair and credit restoration. He is the host of The Credit Show on KDWN (am 720) and frequent guest on KTNV (ABC 13), KSNV (NBC 3), KVVU (Fox5).Kat Bellucci,Your Money Gal, gives a few extra money tips.