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The Purpose Podcast was created to show we all have different journeys to finding our purpose. Purpose can change throughout our lifetime as it can grow, shift, or diminish. On this podcast Dr. Jas asks her friends 3 specific questions tailored around their purpose and how they live it out. Let's journey to purpose together!
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Jasmine

Jasmine Edwards

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The podcast that I have created is to inform listeners about the rhetoric in social media. I have chosen a podcast to do this particular topic, so that other people interested in it will be allowed to voice their opinion on the subject. This is casual and available to anyone. I have created this certain podcast to get others to engage in what other people think about the topic; therefore to get some interesting thoughts on the different ways that people see the same subject. This will be a w ...
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The Buzz: The JJA Podcast

The Jazz Journalists Association

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The Jazz Journalists Association is a membership organization founded in 1986. We promote the creation and dissemination of accurate, ethical, informed journalism on all jazz’s genres, and encourage innovative use of media to spur the growth, development and education of audiences for jazz. Public programs include Seeing Jazz Photography Master Classes, The Buzz podcast, celebrations of Jazz Heroes and Jazz Awards, and the website JJANews.org. Theme "Big Vic" composed by John Michaels Featur ...
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On a dreary Tuesday morning in 1939, C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien wandered into the Eagle & Child on St. Giles' Street in Oxford, England. The Eagle & Child was where these 'Inklings' gathered regularly to discuss their latest literary ideas, some of which would impact Christians worldwide for generations to come. The Eagle & Child Podcast is devoted to discussing the history and inspiring stories of influential Christian thinkers & their thoughts. 'A tip of the hat to the Inklings & Christ ...
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Send us a text This week we sit down with Grace L. Edwards. She tells us that it's okay to do Both... And. You don't have to do one things. You can be many things, work on many things and still be in purpose. Listen to her share her journey through college as she finds and figures out her purpose. Grace is is a current undergraduate senior at the U…
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Send us a text Episode 3 of the Collegiate Series! Dymaund Farmer shares her journey to purpose and the people that helped to make it happen. She shares the difficulty of moving from being the smartest to among the smartest in her class. She learned through community that she was making the right choices when it comes to purpose and how to move pas…
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Send us a text Episode 2 of the Collegiate Series! Bailey and Chris share with us how they choose who to be connected with and how those connections have helped them to succeed. They discuss how they decide to leave people behind and why it's important to truly follow your purpose. The wisdom shared on this episode is like no other! Connections mat…
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Send us a text Episode 1 of the Collegiate Series! I sit down with Eb and Malaya to discuss purpose as college students navigating schedules, purpose, and leadership. They both share how to grow in your career and leadership on purpose. They share wisdom on how to navigate with intention and lead others with grace. Eb's Bio: Ebenezer Aggrey is a 20…
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Rayna Mathis has edited the monthly publication of Seattle's Earshot Jazz for four years; Chrys Roney became CEO and editor-in-chief of Hot House Jazz Guide, serving the New York metropolitan area, just five months ago -- and each of them enthuses about the community-serving aspects of their editorial project. Howard Mandel notes that its been rare…
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Pianist, composer-improviser and educator Ann Tappan lives far from the madding crowd, outsize Bozeman, Montana, maintaining an active career including international forays. Having made the scene in NYC and San Francisco, she speaks with authority about the challenges and pleasures of making art and life outside the urban milieu commonly assumed fo…
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In this Episode I sit down with one of my KOMPAK athletes Molly Edwards. We discuss alot of things including how she became a KOMPAK athlete! We hope you enjoy this episode! - Content includes: Winning the KOMPAK classic overall and winning the sponsorship - First show Reality of getting real stage condition Getting stage nerves Being a gymnast bef…
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Essayist Farah Jasmine Griffin, whose collection In Search of a Beautiful Freedom won the JJA's 2024 Jazz Book of the Year: History, Criticism and Culture, talks about her focus on jazz and its relevance across many realms of thought, with Fiona Ross, member of the JJA's book committee and founder of Women in Jazz Media.…
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Music historian and author Ashley Kahn and producer Zev Feldman, "the Jazz Detective," speak with host Rick Mitchell on the journalism and historical importance of albums of historical jazz (those recorded more than 10? 20? 30? years ago?) releases, and the particular value to them of liner notes. All pay homage to the legacy of Blue Note Records/M…
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Helping competitors style their show day looks is something that we do on a daily basis. So, let’s talk all things jewellery & let you in on our styling ‘secrets’. Of course, if you need any help though, please feel free to reach out to us via DM on Instagram. We are always happy to help! xDe către Not Just A Bikini Girl
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Dutch scholar Walter van de Leur is the author of Jazz and Death: Reception, Rituals, and Representations, a fascinating study that enlightens the music from a unique angle. Fiona Ross, member of the Jazz Journalists Association's Book Committee, interviews Walter, touching on New Orleans funerals, Chet Baker, and the rumor that jazz itself is dead…
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Who was Liliana before competing and started? Figure skating Having to let go of being an athlete being injured Turning pro Being a security guard before turning pro The realities of turning pro now How to decompress after a show when it doesn’t go to plan Therapy and mental health during prep Shoe designer?! Shoe talk: gala 01, platform Top 3 thin…
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Philip Arneill is a Belfast-born photographer, long resident of Japan now living in Ireland. He discusses Tokyo Jazz Joints, his revealing photobook of a now-fading subculture, with Brad Stone, who himself visited some of these listening cafes.De către The Jazz Journalists Association
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Brad Stone speaks with Carmen Fields, Emmy Award-winning Boston television news anchor and author of a book about her father's long-touring jazz show, Going Back to T'Town: The Ernie Fields Territory Big BandDe către The Jazz Journalists Association
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How often do you hear this sentence these days? “It doesn’t matter, it’s only a regional anyway, it doesn’t count or mean anything.”.. Yes, we often look better after that first show where cortisol has worn off...But is this a good way to approach it? Looking to work with me? Message me @notjustabikinigirl or @jasminjuliajeffery In collaboration wi…
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Con Chapman is author of "Kansas City Jazz: A Little Evil Will Do You Good," a nominee for Book of the Year in the 2024 Jazz Journalists Association Jazz Awards. He speaks with Bob Blumenthal, chair of the Book Awards committee and board member of the JJA.De către The Jazz Journalists Association
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Easily Slip Into Another World is Pulitzer Prize-winning composer/reeds and winds instrumentalist/bandleader Henry Threadgill's vivid autobiography, co-authored by Brent Hayes Edwards, a literary scholar teaching at Columbia University. Edwards is interviewed by JJA board member Bob Blumenthal, chair of the nominating committee for JJA Jazz Books o…
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Rhythm Man: Chick Webb and the Beat That Changed America is an in-depth look at highly influential and popular, 'til now under-celebrated bandleader, by Ms. Crease, whose prior books are lively portraits of Duke Ellington and Gil Evans. Bob Blumenthal, critic, author (Saxophone Colossus: A Portrait of Sonny Rollins) chairs the Jazz Journalists Asso…
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In an episode of The Buzz interviews with authors of 2024 nominees for Book of the Year Awards, Los Angeles-based Steve Isoardi, author of The Dark Tree about pianist Horace Tapscotts unique musicians/community organition UGMAA, speaks with Bob Blumenthal, JJA board member and chair of the Book Awards committee.…
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The overlapping interests and gulf of approaches between jazz journalism and jazz education is the topic of this episode of The Buzz: The Jazz Journalists Association podcast, featuring Seattle-based writer Paul de Barros, educator-pianist-writer Monika Herzig (formerly of Indiana University, now an academia in Vienna) and professor emeritus/biogra…
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I still get nervous! It doesn’t matter how long I have been in this industry or how many events I have done, I still feel that anxious feeling. You have to learn how to deal with and channel them nerves when you are pushing yourself outside your comfort zone. Looking to work with me? Message me @notjustabikinigirl or @jasminjuliajeffery In collabor…
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Do platforms on heels make a difference and is this something you should be thinking about? Well, yes! And this episode will explain why. Useful Links: KOMPAK Posing Shoe Sections Gala 08 Flair 408 Glory 508, Lip 108, The Shoe Fairy Olympian Heel Cocktail 508, Majesty 508, The Shoe Fairy Goddess Looking to work with me? Message me @notjustabikinigi…
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People say don’t compare yourself to others, but yet a big component of competing is stepping on stage to be compared to others. Tune in to this episode to hear me explain why context is key in this. Looking to work with me? Message me @notjustabikinigirl or @jasminjuliajeffery In collaboration with KOMPAK | #1 competing store www.kompak.store…
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I think it is safe to say that at one time or another we have all felt the feeling of imposter syndrome. In this episode I talk about what it is, how it affects us as athletes and importantly how to overcome it Content includes What is the definition? Who does it affect the most? How it affects bodybuilders and athletes. When does it hit me the mos…
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Content includes: intentional uploading, WBFF and my honest thoughts, turning 30, KOMPAK update, coaching, counselling courses and what 2024 goals are looking like for me right now.Looking to work with me? Message me @notjustabikinigirl or @jasminjuliajefferyIn collaboration with KOMPAK | #1 competing store www.kompak.store…
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Alyn Shipton, Ken Poston and Steve Cerra -- authors, editors and publishers with recent books concerning the late, great baritone saxophonist/composer/arranger Gerry Mulligan -- speak with Rick Mitchell, JJA board member and radio program host, about their works on the complicated, compelling musician.…
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Veteran jazz journalists Bill Milkowski, Rick Mitchell and Howard Mandel talk about the first records they bought with their own $ -- decades back -- and how rock played a part in their early listening. Memories! The Buzz editor the Wiz said, unsolicited, "This one was very fun to listen to."De către The Jazz Journalists Association
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Bill Milkowski, author of books on Jaco Pastorius, Michael Brecker Keith Richards and jive as well as hundreds of articles for leading music magazines, discusses his career and how conditions facing freelancers have changed from the 1970s to today. Howard Mandel, president of the JJA, joins the episode towards its end. Rick Mitchell is host.…
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Send us a text On this episode I sit down with Dr. Leslie Ekpe. Dr. Leslie let's us know that your purpose has people attached to it. There are people who helped you along the way and people you'll need to help. Leslie reminds us to tell their names and their stories because they matter too. Leslie U. Ekpe (she/her/hers) is an assistant professor a…
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This is your opportunity to check in with yourself. I think this is something we do not do enough of, to check in with ourselves on a deep and meaningful level. Which is ironic right? As most of us check in regularly with a coach. Looking to work with me? Message me @notjustabikinigirl or @jasminjuliajeffery In collaboration with KOMPAK | #1 compet…
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Send us a text On this episode I sit down with Dr. Ashely Hicks. Dr. Ashley shows us that you have to Commit to Control your life. You can't let your world control you, but you can control your world, if you commit to the process. Dr. Ashley is a career driven mom of 4. She has PhD in Higher Education Administration and work as a Director of Career…
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Send us a text On this episode, we sit down with Willie Tarver III he shares with us the difference between our gifts and our purpose. He let's us know that our gifts can be the vehicle for our purpose. He is an architecture by gift and youth track coach by purpose. We discuss being prepared and learning along your journey to purpose. You can learn…
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Send us a text On this episode I sit down with Mrs. Helen Allen Jackson. Helen Allen Jackson is a certified Community Nutrition Coach and Group Personal Trainer. Helen earned her certifications from Central Arizona University and National Association of Sports Medicine. Helen is the author of "The Cookbook"; her cookbook has over 45 easy to follow …
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How does an interviewer approach their task? Ted Panken, author and journalist with extensive experience from his decades at WKCR (NYC) and Robin Lloyd, radio host doing interviews more recently on KNKX (Seattle), share tips and stories of their encounters with musicians -- those eager to talk, and those who were reluctant. Host Rick Mitchell, too,…
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Natasha was a first time competitor this season and gives a raw and honest account of what it is like to be a first time competitor. Natasha is also a vegan, a yoga teacher and a keen traveller. Content includes Tattoo talk (obviously!) First time competitor feels Expectations & Worries Overthinking Peak week Show day Entering as many classes as po…
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Send us a text In this episode I sit down with David Kennebrew and discuss what purpose looks like. Does it look different in different stages? Can you have two purposes? Is there a such thing as failure? Pastor David answers all of these questions and more on this episode. You can find out more about Pastor David on IG: @DKennebrew You can find Fr…
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In this episode I explore the research and anecdotes of whether you should compete every year. Content includes Run through of a varieties of solutions, federations, backgrounds that could influence the best answer The Research My own anecdotal experience Useful Links Helms et al. (2019) Towards a Sustainable Nutrition Paradigm in Physique Sport: A…
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How is the main stream media in Jazz keeping up with the innovations Latin Jazz brings to this unique musical art form? Master percussionist, educator and activist John Santos, along with trombonist Chris Washburne, author of the book Latin Jazz - The Other Jazz, join The Buzz to explore whether Latin Jazz is "tokenized" by the mainstream media cov…
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Who doesn’t want to save money on their competing season, right?! If you want to save over £1000 on your next season this is the episode for you. Content includes: Shoes Bikini, figure, wellness suits Not being able to let go of the emotional attachment of your suit is costing you £££ Themewear round Tanning Pedicure talk Logistics, hotel, travelin…
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Send us a text In this episode, I sit down with Shacorya Ijames. She knows she's purposed as a wife and mother, but it took her a while to get here. Shacorya discusses her journey of acceptance and submission to this purpose and her husband. Listen to Shacorya discuss what it took her to settle into her purpose. You can find her on IG @Shacorya.Ija…
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Latin Jazz has always had a curious relationship with the mainstream Jazz media. Master percussionist, educator and activist John Santos, along with trombonist Chris Washburne, author of the book Latin Jazz - The Other Jazz, join The Buzz to explore whether Latin Jazz is "tokenized" by the mainstream media covering Jazz. Hosted by Michael Ambrosino…
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Send us a text Our season opener, I sit down with King Qreed to discuss what it looks like to finally listen to the patterns in your life. We talk about everything from high school until now. How is last job propelled him into where he is now, working and walking in his purpose. Qreed let's us know that running away from your purpose gets you no wh…
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