Jana Hunter's guest appearances

Jana Hunter

Talkhouse Podcast

IndieFeed: Indie Pop Music

The Future of What

Tops Ten

IndieInterviews.com

SallyPAL

Essential Tremors

This Must Be the Gig

Friends on Horses Podcast

Pete Yorn

Sadie Dupuis

Courtney Barnett

Aaron Dessner

Lee Ranaldo

Rose McGowan

Tim Burgess

Wye Oak

Natalie Prass

Jamila Woods

Andrew Bird

Speedy Ortiz

Jehnny Beth

Zola Jesus

John Darnielle

OwlTail

Horse Nutrition questions answered! Jana Hunter is a Horse Nutritionist and Trimmer. Jana talks about how supplements can improve your horses health when balanced properly and where we are missing the mark. She explains how hay analysis works, why it is important, and what the horse owner should do with that information. This episode is packed with easy to understand information. Jana's information: Website: www.coppercricketequinecare.ca Email: coppercricketequinecare@gmail.com Phone number: 1-306-290-1963 (texting is best) Friends on Horses Podcast website: www.friendsonhorsespodcast.com Make a donation to the podcast on the website! You can also listen to all the episodes on your favorite apps or watch episodes on YouTube! Find Friends on Horses on Instagram: @friendsonhorses_podcast You can also help us out by rating our podcast on your favorite app or writing a review. Thanks for listening!

Horse Nutrition questions answered! Jana Hunter is a Horse Nutritionist and Trimmer. Jana talks about how supplements can improve your horses health when balanced properly and where we are missing the mark. She explains how hay analysis works, why it is important, and what the horse owner should do with that information. This episode is packed with easy to understand information. Jana's information: Website: <a href="http://www.coppercricketequinecare.ca" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.coppercricketequinecare.ca</a> Email: <a href="mailto:coppercricketequinecare@gmail.com">coppercricketequinecare@gmail.com</a> Phone number: 1-306-290-1963 (texting is best) Friends on Horses Podcast website: <a href="http://www.friendsonhorsespodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.friendsonhorsespodcast.com</a> Make a donation to the podcast on the website! You can also listen to all the episodes on your favorite apps or watch episodes on YouTube! Find Friends on Horses on Instagram: @friendsonhorses_podcast You can also help us out by rating our podcast on your favorite app or writing a review. Thanks for listening!

Nutrition For Horses - Jana Hunter

Episode 10 is an interview with Jana Hunter. Jana has written or produced The Drew Carey Show, According to Jim, Roommates, Gary Unmarried, Notes From the Underbelly, and for the last nine years, she and her husband Mitch have been executive producers for The Middle on ABC. Jana has also been a member of Groundlings Improv Troupe in Los Angeles. We talk about making it as a TV comedy writer, what she loves about The Middle, and gives some good writerly advice. Be sure to listen until the end for Concise Advice from the Interview, and Words of Wisdom from George.

Episode 10 is an interview with Jana Hunter. Jana has written or produced The Drew Carey Show, According to Jim, Roommates, Gary Unmarried, Notes From the Underbelly, and for the last nine years, she and her husband Mitch have been executive producers for The Middle on ABC. Jana has also been a member of Groundlings Improv Troupe in Los Angeles. We talk about making it as a TV comedy writer, what she loves about The Middle, and gives some good writerly advice. Be sure to listen until the end for Concise Advice from the Interview, and Words of Wisdom from George.

Episode 10 - Writing for Television's "The Middle" with Jana Hunter

Jana Hunter joined the Lubbock Area Affiliate of Susan G. Komen as executive director in February 2015. Her experiences at the YWCA of Lubbock and as a breast cancer co-survivor helped prepare her for the position. Jana has worked in the athletics media relations departments at Abilene Christian University (her alma mater), the University of Tennessee in Knoxsville, and the University of Washington in Seattle; at Human Kinetics Publishing as an acquisitions editor in the trade division in Champaign, Illinois; and at the YWCA of Lubbock as director of support services and communications director (among an array of other duties and titles). A West Texas native, Jana grew up in a pasture in Howard County and on a ranch in Glasscock County before crisscrossing the country for jobs, greenery and adventure. She loves to go outside and play, travel, laugh, read and write ('Rithmetic is just OK). Jana has competed in basketball, road races, adventure races, board games, and just about every intramural sport possible. When she gets swept up with the "wrong" crowd, she ends up climbing Mt. Rainier in Washington State or hiking the Appalachian Trail for a week. Neither are very good for her feet, but they make for great writing material.				1. Something That We Do - Clint Black				2. Drummer Boy - Bing Crosby, David Bowie				3. I Run For Life - Melissa Etheridge				4. West Texas - Doug Smith				5. Sweet Is His Word - Katie Freeze				6. Why Walk When You Can Fly - Mary Chapin Carpenter				7. Harper Valley PTA - Jeannie C. Riley				8. Hallelujah - Leonard Cohen				9. I Won't Let Go - Rascal Flatts				10. Just As I Am - Charlotte Elliott

Jana Hunter joined the Lubbock Area Affiliate of Susan G. Komen as executive director in February 2015. Her experiences at the YWCA of Lubbock and as a breast cancer co-survivor helped prepare her for the position. Jana has worked in the athletics media relations departments at Abilene Christian University (her alma mater), the University of Tennessee in Knoxsville, and the University of Washington in Seattle; at Human Kinetics Publishing as an acquisitions editor in the trade division in Champaign, Illinois; and at the YWCA of Lubbock as director of support services and communications director (among an array of other duties and titles). A West Texas native, Jana grew up in a pasture in Howard County and on a ranch in Glasscock County before crisscrossing the country for jobs, greenery and adventure. She loves to go outside and play, travel, laugh, read and write ('Rithmetic is just OK). Jana has competed in basketball, road races, adventure races, board games, and just about every intramural sport possible. When she gets swept up with the "wrong" crowd, she ends up climbing Mt. Rainier in Washington State or hiking the Appalachian Trail for a week. Neither are very good for her feet, but they make for great writing material. 				1. Something That We Do - Clint Black 				2. Drummer Boy - Bing Crosby, David Bowie 				3. I Run For Life - Melissa Etheridge 				4. West Texas - Doug Smith 				5. Sweet Is His Word - Katie Freeze 				6. Why Walk When You Can Fly - Mary Chapin Carpenter 				7. Harper Valley PTA - Jeannie C. Riley 				8. Hallelujah - Leonard Cohen 				9. I Won't Let Go - Rascal Flatts 				10. Just As I Am - Charlotte Elliott

Episode 39: Jana Hunter

Mike Hadreas

Lower Dens leader Jana Hunter is a frequent Talkhouse contributor and a fine writer — in April of 2015, she wrote a widely read piece for Cosmopolitan titled "What It's Like to Be a Female Musician When You Don't Identify as a Woman." And Perfume Genius, aka Mike Hadreas, has said he's pretty fluid with gender too. But that was only one reason why we invited these two to sit down and chat for the Talkhouse Music Podcast. Lower Dens and Perfume Genius make some of the most interestingly beautiful music around, and Hunter and Hadreas are two intriguing, well spoken people.Sure, they talked about "gay/gender stuff" but they also just related as musicians — and talked candidly about inspiration, how to conduct yourself on stage, the perils of social media and dealing with hate mail. And they related as people too — they talk about dealing with email, the awesomeness of Rihanna, their methods for quitting smoking and why Clark Kent is hot.Hadreas and Hunter had met only briefly once before, but they're fans of each other's music, and when they sat down at the Talkhouse Music mikes, they hit it off immediately — in fact, almost from the start these two very thoughtful people were giggling like teenagers. They do have one big difference, though: Hadreas believes in everything, but Hunter doesn't believe in anything.

Lower Dens leader Jana Hunter is a frequent Talkhouse contributor and a fine writer — in April of 2015, she wrote a widely read piece for Cosmopolitan titled "What It's Like to Be a Female Musician When You Don't Identify as a Woman." And Perfume Genius, aka Mike Hadreas, has said he's pretty fluid with gender too. But that was only one reason why we invited these two to sit down and chat for the Talkhouse Music Podcast. Lower Dens and Perfume Genius make some of the most interestingly beautiful music around, and Hunter and Hadreas are two intriguing, well spoken people.Sure, they talked about "gay/gender stuff" but they also just related as musicians — and talked candidly about inspiration, how to conduct yourself on stage, the perils of social media and dealing with hate mail. And they related as people too — they talk about dealing with email, the awesomeness of Rihanna, their methods for quitting smoking and why Clark Kent is hot.Hadreas and Hunter had met only briefly once before, but they're fans of each other's music, and when they sat down at the Talkhouse Music mikes, they hit it off immediately — in fact, almost from the start these two very thoughtful people were giggling like teenagers. They do have one big difference, though: Hadreas believes in everything, but Hunter doesn't believe in anything.

Jana Hunter with Mike Hadreas