Jennifer Weston's guest appearances

Jennifer Weston

Simply Being ~ Rioha Fortner

Neighborhood Church Memphis Podcast

Truro AirWaves

Susan Baroncini-Moe

Dain Heer

Joe Boyd

Nathaniel Philbrick

Michael Rhodes

John Carroll

Noah Campbell

Cory Michelle

Marilyn Bradford

Josh Ross

Joanna Kennedy

Megan Hill

Glenyce Hughes

Julia Sotas

Tamara Younker

OwlTail

Anne Makepeace

Anne Makepeace (Makepeace Productions, Inc.) and Jennifer Weston (Wôpanâak Language Reclamation Project &amp; Wampanoag Mashpee Wampanoag Language Department) join Galen on Truro Airwaves to discuss We Still Live Here (Âs Nutayuneân). The film, co-produced by our guests, tells a remarkable story of cultural revival by the Wampanoag of Southeastern Massachusetts. The podcast covers the concept for the film, highlights from the story, the status of the project today, the associated project Our Mother Tongues, and information about how to #StandWithMashpee. Thank you to our guests for sharing your time, knowledge, and insights with us! 00:00 Airwaves Intro 00:33 Introductions: Anne, Jennifer, We Still Live Here 01:55 How the Film Came to Be 08:21 WLRP, Ten Years Later 22:31 WLRP Success Inspires Others 24:25 The Wônpanâak Dictionary 27:41 One's Language, One's Culture 29:08 The Bible in Translation 32:25 Conversion Revisited in Marginalia 35:15 OurMotherTongues.org --Nationwide 38:41 A 1752 Petition 40:50 A 2020 Petition and More: Stand With Mashpee 45:47 Thank yous, "So Long" for Now

Anne Makepeace (<a href="https://www.makepeaceproductions.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Makepeace Productions, Inc.</a>) and Jennifer Weston (<a href="https://www.wlrp.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Wôpanâak Language Reclamation Project</a> &amp; <a href="https://mashpeewampanoagtribe-nsn.gov/language" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Wampanoag Mashpee Wampanoag Language Department</a>) join Galen on Truro Airwaves to discuss We Still Live Here (Âs Nutayuneân). The film, co-produced by our guests, tells a remarkable story of cultural revival by the Wampanoag of Southeastern Massachusetts. The podcast covers the concept for the film, highlights from the story, the status of the project today, the associated project <a href="http://ourmothertongues.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Our Mother Tongues</a>, and information about how to <a href="https://mashpeewampanoagtribe-nsn.gov/standwithmashpee" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#StandWithMashpee</a>. Thank you to our guests for sharing your time, knowledge, and insights with us! 00:00 Airwaves Intro 00:33 Introductions: Anne, Jennifer, We Still Live Here 01:55 How the Film Came to Be 08:21 WLRP, Ten Years Later 22:31 WLRP Success Inspires Others 24:25 The Wônpanâak Dictionary 27:41 One's Language, One's Culture 29:08 The Bible in Translation 32:25 Conversion Revisited in Marginalia 35:15 <a href="http://OurMotherTongues.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">OurMotherTongues.org</a> --Nationwide 38:41 A 1752 Petition 40:50 A 2020 Petition and More: Stand With Mashpee 45:47 Thank yous, "So Long" for Now

Interview with Anne Makepeace and Jennifer Weston: We Still Live Here

Matt & Jennifer Weston Interview

Jennifer Weston is a white woman who will one day be the Mother of 20 year old black man.  She writes the Blog If I Have Not Love and has written the blog posts "Hello, I'm Jennifer and I'm Racist"  and "Tell me you're racist, homophobic, and judgmental and I just may hug you"  which inspired Rioha to have her on Simply Being to discuss race issues in the USA. Jennifer Weston is a mother of three and became aware of her own racial pre-judice while trying to help her adopted black son navigate the issues of violence and racism he sees in the media everyday. Rioha is a Transformation Consultant, Inspirational Speaker, Radio Show Host, Access Consciousness Certified Facilitator, NLP Trainer and Master Practitioner who is driven to invite individuals and organizations to ask the questions that will bring more ease, simplicity and joy! Rioha will use her talents and experience to guide you in developing the tools that will give you the simplicity of being you that you desire and so much more. www.rioha.com ~ rioha@rioha.com ~ 720-336-3269 ~ https://www.pinterest.com/rioha/

Jennifer Weston is a white woman who will one day be the Mother of 20 year old black man.  She writes the Blog If I Have Not Love and has written the blog posts "Hello, I'm Jennifer and I'm Racist"  and "Tell me you're racist, homophobic, and judgmental and I just may hug you"  which inspired Rioha to have her on Simply Being to discuss race issues in the USA. Jennifer Weston is a mother of three and became aware of her own racial pre-judice while trying to help her adopted black son navigate the issues of violence and racism he sees in the media everyday. Rioha is a Transformation Consultant, Inspirational Speaker, Radio Show Host, Access Consciousness Certified Facilitator, NLP Trainer and Master Practitioner who is driven to invite individuals and organizations to ask the questions that will bring more ease, simplicity and joy! Rioha will use her talents and experience to guide you in developing the tools that will give you the simplicity of being you that you desire and so much more. <a href="http://www.rioha.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.rioha.com</a> ~ rioha@rioha.com ~ 720-336-3269 ~ <a href="https://www.pinterest.com/rioha/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.pinterest.com/rioha/</a>

Confronting the Racist in Your Mirror ~ Guest Jennifer Weston

Have you ever been confused when you know that everything is okay and yet, you are stressed, frustrated and generally just "feeling" bad? Would you like to be able to navigate those times when everything going "right" and yet don't feel it? What if you could both be grieving a loss and feeling joyful too? What if it's possible to have simultaneous experiences at the same time? Would you like some tips on how to be all of it with ease? Join Jennifer Weston and me for our conversation on navigating simultaneous experiences.

Navigating Simultaneous Experiences with Jennifer Weston