Jean Kelley's guest appearances

Jean Kelley

Song of the Day

More Life Podcast

TrailBlazers Impact

Top Hill Recording Podcast

Jrodconcerts: The Podcast

CloudwatcherUno™

Robin Smith

Jean Chatzky

James Loewen

John F. Kennedy

Esther Wojcicki

Sean Devine

John Smith

Mei Xu

Donna Miller

Susan McPherson

Kristina Murray

Jennifer Brown

Diane Forster

Elsie Escobar

Victoria Bailey

OwlTail

Sara Jean Kelley

A river beneath a river with an edgy sense of humor, Sara Jean Kelley is an explorer, a rescuer, naturalist, and an active member of her creative community. Born and raised by the venerable bluegrass songwriter, Irene Kelley, Sara loves wild plants and animals and music and people and has the scars and stories to prove it. Sara’s songs are conceptual, yet relatable. Her voice is timeless, yet singularly her own. And her delivery can shift, like the weather, from dark and sultry, to light-as-a-feather. A triple Scorpio, she has been compared to Brandi Carlile, Patty Griffin, and Lucinda Williams, and has already shared the stage with legends such as Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell. Sara studied evolutionary biology in Durango, Colorado and her first EP, The Wild explored her connection with the earth, and the soil; the relationship she has with and honor she holds for the natural world. Sara’s forthcoming EP, Black Snake is about life and death, transformation and rebirth, strength and resilience; all the things you experience in your early thirties that you wish you had known a decade earlier.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tophillrecording/support

A river beneath a river with an edgy sense of humor, Sara Jean Kelley is an explorer, a rescuer, naturalist, and an active member of her creative community. Born and raised by the venerable bluegrass songwriter, Irene Kelley, Sara loves wild plants and animals and music and people and has the scars and stories to prove it. Sara’s songs are conceptual, yet relatable. Her voice is timeless, yet singularly her own. And her delivery can shift, like the weather, from dark and sultry, to light-as-a-feather. A triple Scorpio, she has been compared to Brandi Carlile, Patty Griffin, and Lucinda Williams, and has already shared the stage with legends such as Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell. Sara studied evolutionary biology in Durango, Colorado and her first EP, The Wild explored her connection with the earth, and the soil; the relationship she has with and honor she holds for the natural world. Sara’s forthcoming EP, Black Snake is about life and death, transformation and rebirth, strength and resilience; all the things you experience in your early thirties that you wish you had known a decade earlier.--- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tophillrecording/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tophillrecording/support</a>

Sara Jean Kelley - Musician, Explorer, Rescuer, and Naturalist

Sara Jean Kelley sits down with CloudwatcherUno to talk about life, death and everything in-between. We start off our conversation with exploring Sara’s inspiration for one of her fabulous songs “Astronaut” from her EP “The Wild“. The song was written in 2013 and Sara wrote the majority of the song and couldn’t figure out what to with the last verse and sat on the song for over 3 years. When Sara was about to record “The Wild” and this pushed her into finishing the song. Then Sara sat on the album for 3 years as well until she judged it was the right time to release on the internet. Love the podcast? Then by all means feel free to share the news with your friends on social media and help the show grow!

CloudwatcherUno™ Podcast S7 Ep 8 ~ Sarah Jean Kelley

Daniel Lieberman

How well do you understand the inner workings of the male and female brain in a work setting? Do you practice empathy as an individual or as a leader in your organization? Jean Kelley and Daniel Lieberman team up to explain both topics. Listen in to learn how the male and female brains work and how they can help each other navigate leadership at the workplace. You will also learn some tips and exercises that can help you develop empathy. Key Takeaways:  How to be more aware of sexual harassment at the workplace as a woman How you can increase your immune system by increasing your empathy How to build empathy by being curious and asking questions 

How well do you understand the inner workings of the male and female brain in a work setting? Do you practice empathy as an individual or as a leader in your organization? Jean Kelley and Daniel Lieberman team up to explain both topics. Listen in to learn how the male and female brains work and how they can help each other navigate leadership at the workplace. You will also learn some tips and exercises that can help you develop empathy. Key Takeaways: <ul> <li>How to be more aware of sexual harassment at the workplace as a woman</li> <li>How you can increase your immune system by increasing your empathy</li> <li>How to build empathy by being curious and asking questions</li> </ul>

Ep. 168 -  Leadership, Problem Solving and Empathy in the Work Setting |  Jean Kelley and Daniel Lieberman