Podcast appearances and mentions of Rich Jacobs

Episode 96 with Bobby Puleo, skateboarder and artist from Clifton, New Jersey. Together we discussed his life and career, from growing up and picking up his first board in and around New Jersey to developing his art practice (among which picking up various discarded objects off the streets of New York), his iconic contributions to skateboarding culture and much more through surprise questions from friends of his.(00:13) – Intro(01:13) – Charlie Butterly(06:17) – Jeff Pang(11:37) – German Nieves(13:39) – Jacob Rosenberg(22:20) – Tim Anderson(25:23) – Donny Barley(35:32) – Aaron Meza(42:16) – Shawn Mandoli(48:49) – Tobin Yelland (55:55) – Rich Jacobs (59:55) – Nicola White (01:07:19) – Chris Parkinson(01:09:45) – Waylon Bone(01:20:04) – Kris Markovich(01:27:56) – Soy Panday(01:33:21) – Eric Swisher (01:41:19) – Louie Barletta(01:43:41) – Jack Sabback (01:48:19) – Eli Gesner(01:56:02) – Kevin Marks(02:07:48) – Jack Palmiotti (02:11:10) – Ted Barrow (02:16:26) – Mathew McGrath(02:19:26) – Jay Maldonado(02:23:35) – Rich Adler(02:28:09) – Reese Forbes(02:36:33) – Kelly Bird(02:41:42) – Florian Schneider(02:52:02) – Aaron Szot (03:02:50) – Anthony Pappalardo (03:06:06) – ConclusionFor more information and resources: https://linktr.ee/beyondboardsHosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Mike Giant in conversation with Dalek at Mike's studio in San Diego, California on June 21, 2024. Topics discussed include: Tyke, pickup basketball games, Hurley (2009-2015), Mark Parker, Roger Gastman, Black Dot, fashion world, Spacemonkey racing yacht, apartment mural, Cycle, dominatrix girlfriend, sex in SF in the 1990s, unintentional harm, painting freights at night in Chicago, closing out bars, interaction with Chicago PD, etiquette with cops, backing away from a sketchy girl, exhilaration of release, picking up Semz and Nekst from jail, referrals from fellow graffiti writers, writing to T-Dee, meeting Kaws (1995), car stolen in Queens, The Limelight club, Leeway, Sume, flow among creatives in NYC, Alphabet City, squatters, Sidewalk Cafe, Z Bar, East Side Inc, 111 Minna Gallery, Move shows by Rich Jacobs, Chouinard, location flexibility, disinterest in public school, DODDS, 16 years old in Japan (1984), 6'6” white hair, sexual standards, 1982 World Cup trip to Spain, teenage drinking and topless beaches in Europe, Iron Maiden “Number of the Beast” Tour, engaging with a new culture, Japanese cartoons, food mascots, Naval Academy in Maryland, family roots in Annapolis, new wave/punk, MTV, Oceans Two record store, confrontational attitude to punks, trip to Ocean City, meeting skaters, acting out, sleeping on floors, Espo arriving in a limo, lack of compassion/discussion from parents, parenting, honest conversation with children, self discovery through trials, processing childhood trauma as an adult, pressure of life clouding clarity of mind, Let It Go meditation to help sleep, medication, blood disorder, masking vs fixing, chaos bringers, Old Souls, difference in how sons first responded, Shannon's past lives, realizations on road trips, people watching, investigating emotions, discovering new places, memory recollection, casing neighborhoods before writing graffiti, mind mapping, Web3, global anonymous community, Tunny and Joe, importance of meeting in-person, Art Basel, Buffmonster, Bobby Tribal, Nate Lyons and Kris Markovich, Jay Strickland, Duffs team manager, Shepard Fairey, mailing canvases to artist friends, making connections, pulling off life as an artist, the blessing of support and the impact of murals.

In 2019, Franklin Ramirez and Rich Jacobs started this podcast to help educate listener on how they can become more involved in the political process and breakdown some of its intricacies.  This podcast does not delve into issues.  We hope you enjoy.   Support the show

In 2019, Franklin Ramirez and Rich Jacobs started this podcast to help educate listener on how they can become more involved in the political process and breakdown some of its intricacies.  This podcast does not delve into issues.  We hope you enjoy.   Support the show

In 2019, Franklin Ramirez and Rich Jacobs started this podcast to help educate listener on how they can become more involved in the political process and breakdown some of its intricacies.  This podcast does not delve into issues.  We hope you enjoy.   Support the show

In 2019, Franklin Ramirez and Rich Jacobs started this podcast to help educate listener on how they can become more involved in the political process and breakdown some of its intricacies.  This podcast does not delve into issues.  We hope you enjoy.   Support the show

In 2019, Franklin Ramirez and Rich Jacobs started this podcast to help educate listener on how they can become more involved in the political process and breakdown some of its intricacies.  This podcast does not delve into issues.  We hope you enjoy.   Support the show

In 2019, Franklin Ramirez and Rich Jacobs started this podcast to help educate listener on how they can become more involved in the political process and breakdown some of its intricacies.  This podcast does not delve into issues.  We hope you enjoy.   Support the show

In 2019, Franklin Ramirez and Rich Jacobs started this podcast to help educate listener on how they can become more involved in the political process and breakdown some of its intricacies.  This podcast does not delve into issues.  We hope you enjoy.   Support the show

In 2019, Franklin Ramirez and Rich Jacobs started this podcast to help educate listener on how they can become more involved in the political process and breakdown some of its intricacies.  This podcast does not delve into issues.  We hope you enjoy.   Support the show

In 2019, Franklin Ramirez and Rich Jacobs started this podcast to help educate listener on how they can become more involved in the political process and breakdown some of its intricacies.  This podcast does not delve into issues.  We hope you enjoy.   Support the show

In 2019, Franklin Ramirez and Rich Jacobs started this podcast to help educate listener on how they can become more involved in the political process and breakdown some of its intricacies.  This podcast does not delve into issues.  We hope you enjoy.   Support the show

In 2019, Franklin Ramirez and Rich Jacobs started this podcast to help educate listener on how they can become more involved in the political process and breakdown some of its intricacies.  This podcast does not delve into issues.  We hope you enjoy.   Support the show

Rich Jacobs works inside one of the largest maximum-security prisons in the United States. He began his career 20 years ago as a corrections officer and has been a teacher to the inmates for the past 15 years. For thousands of hours, Jacobs has listened to the stories of hundreds of incarcerated men. Despite the darkness behind the walls of concrete, steel, and paint, Jacobs has witnessed many stories of hope and transformation and is the visionary behind www.GetFreeAndStayFree.com, which publishes stories of hope and transformation told by those impacted by the criminal justice system. Get Free and Stay Free's first book, available since July, was produced with Yoke fellowship Prison Ministry and is titled "Get Free and Stay Free: Inmates Who Found Freedom Inside and Out". Jacobs is an advocate of increasing vocational training for inmates, especially those who are nearing the point of release. But, he cautions, the inmate must want to be trained in order for the program to succeed.“I would say that we can do a better job with providing services, but then the other very important piece to that puzzle is just because you have the services it doesn't mean that it's going to help a man change the way that he thinks. “Government in general has put billions, a trillion of dollars into all kinds of social ills of society the last 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 years. And it almost feels like they throw money at the problems and things just keep getting worse. You've got to have the man step up to the plate himself if he's ready to be transformed. You've got to have society or corrections or whoever's involved there to help him along the way. But you've got to have that one, two punch to, to make it effective.” In fact, Jacobs says, unless the inmate changes his own outlook on life, “Just because you make an inmate smarter doesn't help if they don't change – they just become smarter criminals.”Take a listen to the episode. It's a fascinating look behind the bars of a maximum security prison by a man who's worked there with inmates for the past two decades.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-lean-to-the-left-podcast--4719048/support.

Rich Jacobs works inside one of the largest maximum-security prisons in the United States. He began his career 20 years ago as a corrections officer and has been a teacher to the inmates for the past 15 years. For thousands of hours, Jacobs has listened to the stories of hundreds of incarcerated men. Despite the darkness behind the walls of concrete, steel, and paint, Jacobs has witnessed many stories of hope and transformation and is the visionary behind www.GetFreeAndStayFree.com, which publishes stories of hope and transformation told by those impacted by the criminal justice system. Get Free and Stay Free's first book, available since July, was produced with Yoke fellowship Prison Ministry and is titled "Get Free and Stay Free: Inmates Who Found Freedom Inside and Out". Jacobs is an advocate of increasing vocational training for inmates, especially those who are nearing the point of release. But, he cautions, the inmate must want to be trained in order for the program to succeed.“I would say that we can do a better job with providing services, but then the other very important piece to that puzzle is just because you have the services it doesn't mean that it's going to help a man change the way that he thinks. “Government in general has put billions, a trillion of dollars into all kinds of social ills of society the last 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 years. And it almost feels like they throw money at the problems and things just keep getting worse. You've got to have the man step up to the plate himself if he's ready to be transformed. You've got to have society or corrections or whoever's involved there to help him along the way. But you've got to have that one, two punch to, to make it effective.” In fact, Jacobs says, unless the inmate changes his own outlook on life, “Just because you make an inmate smarter doesn't help if they don't change – they just become smarter criminals.”Take a listen to the episode. It's a fascinating look behind the bars of a maximum security prison by a man who's worked there with inmates for the past two decades.

Do you suffer from PMS symptoms such as fatigue, bloating cramps, or anxiety? Do you know if your hormones are in balance?   In today's two part series we're covering all things from healing your hormones, to stopping PMS in its tracks, to never having a hot flash again, with some of our favorite doctors and nutritionists.   In Part 1, Suzy and I are throwing it waaay back to our chat with functional medicine practitioner Rich Jacobs, M.S. whose mission is to put his health detective skills to the test and find the root cause of your symptoms. Stay tuned because Rich reveals how to reduce PMS in six months or less.   Then, I'm talking to The Miracle of Bioidentical Hormones author Dr. Micahel Platt, about why progesterone may be the secret to healing a multitude of conditions such as hot flashes, ADHD, ADD, fibromyalgia, weight gain, and more.   Then in Part 2 of this series we'll hear from Dr. Neal Barnard who I interviewed last year about his book No More Hot Flashes! The New Science of Food, Hormones, and Health (which many of you won a copy of in our last swag bag contest) And, stay tuned because Dr. Barnard will reveal how to get relief from the most severe and troubling menopause symptoms - without drugs.    And finally, Nutritionist Alexa Schirm is here to talk about the hormonal effects triggered by artificial sweeteners and how to restore metabolic function and manage hormones naturally.   Thank You to Our Sponsors! Just Thrive Health Probiotics  A Proven, Potent and Effective Spore Probiotic to Help You Be Your Healthier You. Guarantees survivability through the stomach & upper digestive system. Just Thrive's breakthrough, award-winning probiotic contains the proprietary strain, Bacillus Indicus HU36®, which produces antioxidants directly in the digestive system where they can be best absorbed by your body. Go to www.justhrivehealth.com, use the coupon codefoodheals15, get 15% off your first order, and add a spore-based probiotic to your healing and detox routine today. Sambucol Sambucol is made from premium European black elderberries which are natural sources of powerful antioxidants and key vitamins like A, C, and E. They really are Nature's superberries and help support a healthy immune system! They have syrups, gummies, chewable tablets, drink powders, capsules, and more. All of their products are vegan - except their throat lozenges which contain honey – they are all gluten free, dairy free, nut and soy free, with no artificial colors or flavors. Use my code FOODHEALS15 at SambucolUSA.com to get 15% off your order of $9.99 or more. Organifi Organifi, is a line of organic superfood blends that offers plant based nutrition made with high quality ingredients. Organifi takes pride in offering the best tasting superfood products on the market at a price that works out to less than $3 a day. You can experience Organifi's high quality superfoods without breaking the bank. Go to www.organifi.com/foodheals and use code foodheals for 20% off your order. True Leaf Market Since 1974 True Leaf Market has been the choice of over a million growers for Heirloom and Organic garden seeds. True Leaf Market offers a great selection of cover crop seeds, including their all purpose garden cover crop mix: their most popular cover crop seeds for home gardeners. Order Online at TrueLeafMarket.com, use promo code FH15 to save 15% on cover crop seeds.

When you purchase an item after clicking a link from this post, we may earn an affiliate commission.Devin: What would you say is your superpower?Rich: My superpower is that I have empathy.“Very little hope is inside of America’s prisons,” says Rich Jacobs, founder of Get Free and Stay Free Publishing. “The solution is to saturate the prison system with stories of hope and transformation told only by those who have been incarcerated themselves.”The first book in the series, a collection of interviews conducted by Yokefellowship Prison Ministries Pastor David M. Lewis, called Get Free and Stay Free, is now available.The book focuses on returning citizens who have made a success in their lives after paying their debt to society. With about two-thirds of folks released from prison returning within three years, Rich wanted to focus on the one-third who succeed, to provide role models and hope for inmates.Rich’s full-time job is as a vocational trainer inside a large maximum security prison. He’s been there about 20 years. “Unfortunately, the criminal justice system has become more of a warehousing scenario than a rehabilitation,” he says.Employing empathy, he’s learned to appreciate the men he works with. “I see some of these guys have a work ethic that you wouldn’t believe,” he says. “If they work that good and hard for $0.19 to $0.42 an hour, imagine what they’re going to do for $15 or $20 an hour.”“Regardless of how long their sentence is, the reentry should start the first day of incarceration,” Rich says. An old saying in prison is a good guide, “Don’t let the time do you. You do the time.”“In other words, hang out with the right people. Take advantage of every class or educational experience or vocational experience you can get involved with,” he says.As returning citizens transition from incarceration to freedom, Rich notes that the judicial system is improving but needs to make more progress. “They’ve already paid their dues. They paid their time. We should be trying to help encourage them to to to succeed when they get out.”He adds, “I’ve noticed the last five years or so, we’re finally starting to get it.”He notes that Texas has an unusually low rate of recidivism. “Their premise is, “All right, partner, you're coming into our neighborhood. You're now our neighbor. Now we're going to do what we can to remove every excuse for you not to go back to prison. “We're going to help you get a job. We're going to help you get a place to live. But you're going to show up. You're going to be a man. “We're not your mommy and daddy. We're not going to enable you. We're not going to pity you, but we are going to help you succeed in our neighborhood.”Rich sees empathy as a key to helping returning citizens succeed. “Be empathetic to the scenario where they’re coming out, and they’re human beings, and they have emotions like us; they’re not caged animals.”Rich sees the empathy he learned working with incarcerated people as his superpower.Enjoy Every Episode!How to Develop Empathy As a Superpower“I’ve learned how to treat the men with respect but in a no-nonsense kind of way,” Rich says. “I create an atmosphere where we know how to have fun and respect but get the job done.”He points out that it is hard for those not connected to the justice system to imagine the context that leads people to prison. “A lot of these men were raised in cultures that a lot of folks like yourself and I and your perhaps a lot of your listeners, we just don’t get the type of culture.”To illustrate, he shared a story:I remember one prisoner told me one time about ten, 15 years ago, he said, “Mr. Jacobs, I just want to do right so bad. I had my mind set up, and I went home, and I told my mom, ‘Mom, I'm going to do this. I'm going to go on the right path.’ She said, ‘Boy, you better get out there and sell drugs,’ and cussed at him and said, ‘Stop talking that nonsense.’”Stories like that helped him develop more profound empathy for the inmates. He acknowledges he’s still learning.“Somebody stole the electric pencil sharpener out of my classroom,” he says of a recent experience. “I got so angry. I made humor out of this for two or three days with my students because—and I told them, you know—in my flesh, it really made me mad.”As he looked into this, he realized that electric pencil sharpeners are a frequent target of theft. He learned that the prisoners use the motors for tattoo guns. He says empathy allows him to see the human side of such experiences.You can develop empathy as a superpower by following Rich’s example and insights, allowing you to do more good in the world. Get full access to Superpowers for Good at devinthorpe.substack.com/subscribe

Dalek's https://shopdalek.com/ (website) Social Media Twitter - https://twitter.com/DALEKSPACEMONKY (@DALEKSPACEMONKY) Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/dalek2020/ (dalek2020) Art listed on https://opensea.io/DALEK (OpenSea) https://hicetnunc.art/objkt/571405 (Hic Et Nunc) Time Stamps [0:55 – 2:41] Dalek was introduced to NFTs by his friend, https://twitter.com/lurklovesyou (@lurklovesyou), who told him about https://twitter.com/hicetnunc2000 (@hicetnunc2000) on https://twitter.com/tezos (@tezos). Lurk told him that it was easy, no gas, cheap to mint, and easy to put work out. Lurk set up a clubhouse Dalek joined with https://twitter.com/mumbot (@mumbot) and https://twitter.com/_sampierson (@_sampierson) and other artists. Dalek liked the community aspect. [3:01 – 9:29] Dalek got into anime and comic book culture going to high school in Japan. He was into punk rock and early hip hop such as RunDMC, https://twitter.com/KurtisBlow1 (@KurtisBlow1), https://twitter.com/DJFlash4eva (@DJFlash4eva), SugarHill Gang. He moved to Chicago and got into graffiti in the early 90s. TD who ran Undercover Magazine and Kaws were big influences on Dalek. He moved to California and met and was mentored by Chris Cycle and Mike Giant, Greg Carroll. This was the era of Twist, Amaze, REVOK, https://twitter.com/Saber (@Saber). Kris Markovich convinced him to move to San Diego where he met https://twitter.com/OBEYGIANT (@OBEYGIANT), the founder of Obey, who introduced him to printmaking and stickers, and taught him to use Illustrator. Dalek did group shows with https://twitter.com/new_image_art (@new_image_art) curated by Rich Jacobs and included Mark Gonzales, https://twitter.com/TempletonEd (@TempletonEd), Chris Johansen, and Barry McGee. He says he still didn't know how to be a professional artist. He moved to New York to take a step toward becoming a professional studio artist. When he saw https://twitter.com/takashipom (@takashipom)'s paintings the first time, he knew that's what he wanted to do. He reached out to Murakami and started working for him. [11:45 – 13:54] Dalek says artists were interested in certain aspects of Japanese pop culture. Some artists like KAWS, Stash and Futura would go to Japan, but Dalek was more focused on being in New York and learning. He was spending time with Brian McGinnis, and https://twitter.com/steveespopowers (@steveESPOpowers), and anyone he could. His experience with Marakami wasn't so much about what he was painting, he was way more interested in the technical aspects. [14:19 – 18:58] Dalek discusses his relationship with his https://opensea.io/DALEK (Space Monkey) and how it went from being fun to getting repetitive and hitting a wall. He started deconstructing it, and went down a path of geometric explorations. This opened him to learning new skills. After a 10 year break, he started again with Space Monkey in 2017. He says at first it was flat, but Andrew Hosner with https://twitter.com/ThinkspaceArt (@ThinkspaceArt )wanted to do a show. Soon after the show something clicked. He has transitioned back into Space Monkey and feels he finally found the formula that made it interesting. He acknowledges it's what people know him for. [19:29 - 22:13] Dalek says Space Monkey and https://www.artsy.net/artist-series/takashi-murakami-mr-dob (Murakami's DOB) are independent of each other. He says a commonality is the riff on Mickey Mouse. He mentions other artists who have riffed on Mickey Mouse such as Slick, https://twitter.com/ronenglishart (@ronenglishart), https://twitter.com/Mattgondek (@Mattgondek), Warhol, Basquiat. Dalek has had some people say Space Monkey reminds them of https://twitter.com/TheSimpsons (@TheSimpsons)' Itchy and Scratchy, which Dalek points out is also a riff off classic cartoons. He talks about Murakami's Boston Museum show and the explosive color clouds in paintings and how it reminds him of an anime riff on classic Japanese painting styles. [22:14 - 27:46] Dalek...

Rich Jacobs indulged his fascination with technology by starting a podcast called Finding Genius. He didn't know that it would end up taking him into hundreds of specialties in science, technology, and medicine. His book titled Finding Genius: Understanding Viruses: 30 Questions, 25 Geniuses, 100 Amazing Insights is a beautifully edited compilation of Q&A from some of the best virus people in the world. Here we explore what Rich discovered about viruses and their experts. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How is it that good scientific theories can take 200 years to catch on while bad theories hang on for a century...even when empirical evidence that could settle the issue is close at hand? Rich Jacobs of the FutureTech Podcast asked if we could talk about how scientists can better market themselves and this is the conversation that unfolded. {LINK to FutureTech Podcast: https://www.futuretechpodcast.com/} See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode: Food heals! Allison’s journey to heal herself has led her to podcast “Food Heals” and soon to be documentary. Food Heals documentary will be live at the end of 2018. Why Allison’s Diet “Plant Powered.” By adding more plants into your diet you can feel energy, healing and vitality. Plant based diets are the best diets for anti-cancer. Nutrition is not a one size fits all. Learning what your body needs through food allergy testing can be a powerful practice. Allison’s typical daily diet. Green smoothie, avocado toast, quinoa bowl with veggies. Plant based diets will massively increase your energy. Emotional and spiritual work is just as important to heal. Dealing with emotions like anger, sadness and grief from past traumas can help to heal anxiety, depression and your world view. Release the emotion. Meditation and gratitude as a spiritual practice as well as changing perspective can change your life. Allison illuminates personal stories of people who will be featured in the Food Health Documentary. The power of personal responsibility allows us to step into our power for change and transformation. Food Heals Podcast Wellness Retreat! What are you most grateful for? “The path that I have taken & My past trauma.” What does Aligned Success mean to you?  “Aligned Success means being in complete alignment with what I do every day and how I am making my money. Aligning your passion with your business to have success in all areas of your life. Resources: Book: "Proteinaholic" - Dr. Garth Davis Book: "Judgement Detox" - Gabrielle Bernstein Dr. Rich Jacobs NutritionFacts.org Functional Medicine: Dr. Rich Jacobs (Skype) Food Heals Nation Email Allison

Do you suffer from digestive problems, low libido, fat or fatigue issues? This podcast with Rich Jacobs will be immensely helpful for you. Rich Jacobs is a functional diagnostic nutrition practitioner and former collegiate strength and conditioning coach. In his mid-thirties, Rich suffered from G.I.L.F.F. (Gut, Insomnia, Low Libido, Fat, and Fatigue). Despite numerous doctor visits and unhelpful prescriptions, he quickly learned that modern medicine with pharmaceuticals couldn't help him heal. That's when he decided to "own his health" and turned to functional medicine. Through functional diagnostic testing, Rich figured out the root cause of his problems, stage three adrenal dysfunction. With a combination of supplements, stress reduction techniques, diet, and exercise, Rich was able to heal from the inside out. Now, he's helping bodybuilders and athletes do the same so that they can feel great, look amazing, and perform their best. In This Episode, We Discuss: - What it means to be a functional medicine practitioner [4:08] - Why he prefers to work with bodybuilders and athletes [6:16] - His own experience with GILFF issues and how he overcame them [7:17] - How processed foods are sabotaging your health [15:21] - The process for identifying the root cause of health problems [16:50] - The most common health problems that Rich sees [18:46] - Rich's 5 pillars of healing [19:49] - Why women, in particular, should do strength training [24:59] - The biggest nutrition mistakes people make [27:56] - 3 basic phases of adrenal dysfunction and how to address them [32:37] - Rich's tips for managing stress [36:22]    Follow Rich Jacobs here: https://myhealthdetective.com   Subscribe to get the best (proven) tips from the worlds leading experts in health, fitness, and nutrition: https://goo.gl/DUuyC6 Ben Brown, CEO/Co-founder bbrown@bodysystemslabs.com www.bslnutrition.com 520-661-8273 Here's Where You Can Find Us Online: Website: http://www.bslnutrition.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bslnutrition Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bslnutrition Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/bslnutrition BSLNutritionSmartNutritionMadeSimple

Rich Jacobs is a serial entrepreneur who became so fascinated with certain types of technology that he started the Future Tech Podcast and has now become an expert in all things Bitcoin, blockchains, and cryptocurrencies. He’s even putting on his own Bitcoin Superconference in 2018! In this episode, we also talk about: The Selfish Reason […] The post Rich Jacobs | How Bitcoin Will Rule the World appeared first on Smart Business Revolution.

James Patrick sits down with Rich Jacobs, the founder of MyHealthDetective.com, to discuss the acronym of GILFF that stands for Gut, Insomnia, Libido, Fat and Fatigue which are issues a lot of fitness athletes are dealing with. Rich’s background was as a strength and conditioning coach for college athletes and was a part of 8 […]

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In this weeks episode Rich Jacobs discusses the importance of gut health and balancing female hormones Rich Jacobs is a functional medicine practitioner who loves helping women, 25-45, overcome common health issues such as fatigue, insomnia and low libido. As a former collegiate strength and conditioning coach, Rich understands the spectrum of health from athlete to non-athlete. He became passionate about helping others holistically through his own health issues that doctors couldn’t resolve. He now works with people all over the country using his health detective skills to find the root cause of common health issues to eliminate symptoms for good.

In this episode, Rich Jacobs explains to Pauline methods to overcome chronic fatigue, depression and insomnia. Rich Jacobs is a functional medicine practitioner who loves helping women, 25-45, overcome common health issues such as fatigue, insomnia and low libido. As a former collegiate strength and conditioning coach, Rich understands the spectrum of health from athlete to non-athlete. He became passionate about helping others holistically through his own health issues that doctors couldn’t resolve. He now works with people all over the country using his health detective skills to find the root cause of common health issues to eliminate symptoms for good. You can find out more from Rich on: www.richjacobsfdn.com www.mycoachrich.com rich@mycoachrich.com Skype: MyCoachRich Facebook: My Coach Rich Linkedin: My Coach Rich Youtube: The My Coach Rich

Today's guest Rich Jacobs is a great classic example of functional medicine in practice. Rich Jacobs was a Strength and Conditioning Coach for 8 years. He studied physiology, anatomy and movement before getting into functional medicine. He got into functional medicine after he got really sick and found himself in a state of fatigue, allergy to most foods, bloating, insomnia, depression and low libido. His doctor said everything looked good despite not feeling well and was advised to try using Viagra while at 35 years old.  Not satisfied, he went online and did research to help himself and got directed to functional medicine. He started with Functional Diagnostic Nutrition (FDN) and went through their educational program. He also had a mentor who used the program on him to help him get better. They found that he had stage 3 adrenal dysfunction and gut bacteria and other issues that were causing all the problems. They fixed them and Jacobs learnt how to help other people. That was four years ago. He's continued with his education through The Institute for Functional Medicine and The Kalish Institute Mentorship Program he's currently enrolled in now. We talk about Rich Jacob's process on how he uncovers the root causes of hormonal imbalances and how they can be corrected. We also talk about: The big 5: weight gain, depression, fatigue/insomnia, gut issues and female hormone imbalances.  Interconnection between female hormone imbalances and other issues like PMS, skin issues, gut issues What’s normal about PMS and dealing vs eliminating PMS; some quick tips for PMS like making dietary changes, managing stress, getting adequate quality sleep and hydration and blood sugar control Menopause and balancing hormone stressors Some of the root causes of hormonal imbalances like emotional stress, dietary stress and internal inflammation Rich Jacobs' own experience in healing his gut and adrenal glands and the supplements he used and lifestyle changes he made Effects of sing too much antibiotics especially growing up To learn more about Rich Jacobs, you can find him on his website here, where you can also sign up for his free eBook and get more tips on how to increase energy and reduce fatigue. Follow Rich Jacobs on: Facebook Twitter Youtube Thanks for listening. Bridgit Danner, Founder of Women's Wellness Collaborative.

Rich Jacobs is a Health Detective and Functional Medicine Practitioner, certified by Functional Diagnostic Nutrition and the Kalish Institute for Functional Medicine. Rich became passionate about helping others holistically after struggling with his own health issues that doctors couldn’t resolve. Rich now works with people all over the country using his health detective skills to find the root causes of common health issues and eliminate symptoms for good. He focuses on helping women eliminate PMS and live a more fruitful life! Being hailed as “Sex and the City for Food,” The Food Heals Podcast brings together experts in the field of nutrition, health and healing to teach you the best-kept natural secrets to being a hotter, healthier, happier YOU! The Food Heals Podcast is hosted by Allison Melody and Suzy Hardy – two self-proclaimed natural chicks who will rock your world and change your beliefs about health! This sexy, savvy duo provides eco-friendly advice on a variety of issues including the healing power of nutrition, living authentically, turning your passion into your career, choosing the best natural health and beauty products, the benefits of a plant-based diet and so much more!

Guest: Rich Jacobs When his own health issues started to get in the way of living his happiest healthiest life, Rich Jacobs set out to get to the root to the cause of his problems and now he’s sharing his wisdom with us.

Rich is a functional medicine practitioner who loves helping women, 25-45, overcome common health issues such as fatigue, insomnia and low libido.  As a former Michigan state, XAVIER UNIVERSITY AND UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA collegiate strength and conditioning coach, Rich understands the spectrum of health from athletes to the beginner. Visit StrongIn7.com to hear more about our growing online fitness community.

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Rich Jacobs is a functional medicine practitioner who loves helping women, 25-45, overcome common health issues such as fatigue, insomnia and low libido. As a former collegiate strength and conditioning coach, Rich understands the spectrum of health from athlete to non-athlete. He became passionate about helping others holistically through his own health issues that doctors couldn’t resolve. He now works with people all over the country using his health detective skills to find the root cause of common health issues to eliminate symptoms for good.

Rich Jacobs is a functional medicine practitioner who is committed to helping women overcome health issues such as fatigue, insomnia, and low libido. He became passionate about helping others holistically through his own health issues that doctors couldn’t resolve. Rich comes on the show to talk more about functional medicine and how this holistic approach helped him take back his health and decrease certain concerns that he was having.  Rich also addresses why weight gain may not be from overeating and ways stress affects hormonal imbalances. WHAT WE TALK ABOUT IN THIS PODCAST What is functional medicine? What makes Rich so passionate about functional medicine? The effect that stress has on our body How our gut is tied to health Your weight gain may not just be overeating. What is DRESS? And why Rich takes this approach Want to connect with Rich Jacobs? Website: www.richjacobsfdn.com    Facebook: www.Facebook.com/mycoachrich

Rich Jacobs joins me via skype from his studio in Oakland we talk Pilots, Impressing your parents, Communication, Teen Angst, Punk and Skateboarding, Rainman, Mistakes, Mission School, Move Shows, Franz Kline, Picasso, Keeping It Fresh, Repetition, Self Editing, and Nature's Teachings

Jeff Soto joins me via Skype from his studio in Riverside. We talk Riverside, The Rain Cross, Industry, Maxx242, Graffiti,Street Art, Barbara Kruger, Breaking Shit, Potato Stamp Dreams, Rich Jacobs, New Image Art, Avoiding Formulas, Shane Smith, Priority Bubbles, WW2, Berlin, and Jiu Jitsu

This week: Chris Duncan joins Brian and Duncan in a round table with Rich Jacobs. Jacobs work draws from by graffiti, psychedelic and folk art, and frequently appears on a broad range of materials  beyond the gallery including magazines, books, CD and LP covers. The raucous group discusses building a scene outside the system, the decline in the relevance of graffiti, why punks end up making hippie art, and why we all should endeavor to make more honest artwork. This is the final interview recorded in our series at Baer Ridgeway Exhibitions.

Austin Texas artist & music legend Tim Kerr (The Big Boys, Poison 13, Now Time Delegation), and recent SF transplant, curatorial heavy hitter (MOVE), and artist, Rich Jacobs... Andrew Scott interviews including two songs played live by Rich and Tim. Recorded December 6, 2007 Live.