Julia Gardner's guest appearances

Julia Gardner

Nothing's Really Real

REX Today Podcast

Cedarville Stories

Jake Johnson

Matt Dearden

David Clark

Zach Jenkins

Esther Ku

Mark Ross

Pam Johnson

Caleb Smith

Ali Christian

Melissa Brown

Chris Miller

Mike Chapman

Julian Smith

Beth Porter

Sue Blackmore

OwlTail

Chris Lewis

David Hayes

Catch up with Rural Today for Wednesday 8 September - with Dominic George. You can also listen to Rural Today on Magic Talk weekdays from 5am. Find out more at Magic.co.nzSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Catch up with Rural Today for Wednesday 8 September - with Dominic George. You can also listen to Rural Today on Magic Talk weekdays from 5am. Find out more at <a href="http://magic.co.nz/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Magic.co.nz</a>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Rural Today 8th September - David Hayes, Carmel Ireland, Chris Lewis & Julia Gardner

Survivor Committed to Blessing Kids With CancerShe was a newlywed by six weeks, and she was on track to earn her Doctor of Pharmacy degree by 2019. But for Julia Gardner, the hopes and dreams associated with her six-week-old marriage to husband Michael, a 2014 Cedarville alumnus, and her future career were put suddenly on hold. On the day before she was scheduled to begin the professional pharmacy program at Cedarville, Julia was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL).Gardner withdrew from school to focus on her treatment, which took approximately two and a half years. She spent 90 days in the hospital, received more than 30 blood and platelet transfusions, and moved back in with her parents for 24-hour care.She finished her treatment in December 2017 and has been in remission since. She re-enrolled in the Cedarville School of Pharmacy and completed her degree program in May 2020, just one year after she had originally planned. She is now working as a first-year pharmacy resident at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center. In the midst of her treatments at Cincinnati Children’s, Julia was inspired to do something for the kids she saw with cancer diagnoses, so she started Julia’s Jammies. Julia’s Jammies has collected 5,200 pairs of children’s pajamas, which have been distributed at 17 hospitals in the last five years.“The first month or so of treatment consisted of us realizing how life-altering this diagnosis would be,” Julia explained in a Cedarville public relations story in 2018. “I was basically quarantined from friends and family for a whole year. It was tough, but I knew God was sending me down this road in order to grow closer to him.”……………To give to Julia’s Jammies, visit the Instagram page at https://www.instagram.com/juliasjammies/.

Survivor Committed to Blessing Kids With Cancer She was a newlywed by six weeks, and she was on track to earn her Doctor of Pharmacy degree by 2019. But for Julia Gardner, the hopes and dreams associated with her six-week-old marriage to husband Michael, a 2014 Cedarville alumnus, and her future career were put suddenly on hold. On the day before she was scheduled to begin the professional pharmacy program at Cedarville, Julia was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL). Gardner withdrew from school to focus on her treatment, which took approximately two and a half years. She spent 90 days in the hospital, received more than 30 blood and platelet transfusions, and moved back in with her parents for 24-hour care. She finished her treatment in December 2017 and has been in remission since. She re-enrolled in the Cedarville School of Pharmacy and completed her degree program in May 2020, just one year after she had originally planned. She is now working as a first-year pharmacy resident at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center.  In the midst of her treatments at Cincinnati Children’s, Julia was inspired to do something for the kids she saw with cancer diagnoses, so she started Julia’s Jammies. Julia’s Jammies has collected 5,200 pairs of children’s pajamas, which have been distributed at 17 hospitals in the last five years. “The first month or so of treatment consisted of us realizing how life-altering this diagnosis would be,” Julia explained in a Cedarville public relations story in 2018. “I was basically quarantined from friends and family for a whole year. It was tough, but I knew God was sending me down this road in order to grow closer to him.” ……………To give to Julia’s Jammies, visit the Instagram page at<a href="https://www.instagram.com/juliasjammies/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://www.instagram.com/juliasjammies/</a>.

S4:E4 | Julia Gardner

I begin this podcast by telling a story of an intense and kind of, I guess, unique human experience I became involved in over this past weekend. It’s pretty heavy and graphic.After that, Julia Gardner and I have a fun talk about poetry, playground boys, cringey open micers, engaging crowds, looking up my Nana’s nightgown, and getting chased by dogs. Julia talks about losing her father when she was a child, and mental health awareness.Julia is a poet who runs a writing workshop here in Busan, and I got her on the pod before she leaves Busan to pursue a MFA in poetry. If you enjoy the show, recommend it to a friend, and please leave a review on iTunes or whatever app you listen to podcasts on. It would mean a lot to me!

I begin this podcast by telling a story of an intense and kind of, I guess, unique human experience I became involved in over this past weekend. It’s pretty heavy and graphic. After that, Julia Gardner and I have a fun talk about poetry, playground boys, cringey open micers, engaging crowds, looking up my Nana’s nightgown, and getting chased by dogs. Julia talks about losing her father when she was a child, and mental health awareness. Julia is a poet who runs a writing workshop here in Busan, and I got her on the pod before she leaves Busan to pursue a MFA in poetry. If you enjoy the show, recommend it to a friend, and please leave a review on iTunes or whatever app you listen to podcasts on. It would mean a lot to me!

(Ep 60) Julia Gardner