Jessica McCarthy's guest appearances

Jessica McCarthy

Pressroom Podcast

Lance McAlister

This Thing Called Movement

Ryan Hurst

Jay Morrison

Mark Adams

Jim Scott

Sean Miller

Cheech Marin

Mike Murphy

Jonah Goldberg

Matt Jones

Rick Nash

Ken Anderson

Christine Blasey Ford

Aaron Brown

Jackie Robinson

Tucker Barnhart

OwlTail

Kevin and Jessica McCarthy got married during the UC game and it became part of the celebration. Lance talks with the newlywed couple.

Lance with Kevin and Jessica McCarthy 10/5/21

Jessica McCarthy is a dancer, healer, teacher, and so much more. Her work centers around holistic integration using movement, plant medicine, and reconnecting back to ourselves through ancient rituals of our ancestors. Jess and I had so many commonalities we discovered in this episode, including our mutual love of nature, tree-hugging, and dancing freely outdoors. She has such a deep sensorial and emotional connection to movement, the earth, and how these two powerful forces can create massive shifts when paired together. You can’t help but feel a grounded sense of safety and nourishment when hearing Jess speak- and that energy effortlessly flows through her work as well.Some of the topics we unpacked included the concept of vulnerability, and how to navigate it when it comes up in our movement practices, the relevance of nature in reconnecting to our bodies and our humanity, and the power of sound. This was an exciting conversation for me to have as we uncovered new connecting threads between movement and life, and I hope you all enjoy listening to this episode as much as I did recording it!To connect further with Jess directly, you can head over to her website and Instagram account listed below:www.luminousarchitecture.com @luminousarchitectureBe sure to share this episode with friends if you enjoyed listening, and of course please leave us a review if you liked what you heard!

Jessica McCarthy is a dancer, healer, teacher, and so much more. Her work centers around holistic integration using movement, plant medicine, and reconnecting back to ourselves through ancient rituals of our ancestors. Jess and I had so many commonalities we discovered in this episode, including our mutual love of nature, tree-hugging, and dancing freely outdoors. She has such a deep sensorial and emotional connection to movement, the earth, and how these two powerful forces can create massive shifts when paired together. You can’t help but feel a grounded sense of safety and nourishment when hearing Jess speak- and that energy effortlessly flows through her work as well.Some of the topics we unpacked included the concept of vulnerability, and how to navigate it when it comes up in our movement practices, the relevance of nature in reconnecting to our bodies and our humanity, and the power of sound. This was an exciting conversation for me to have as we uncovered new connecting threads between movement and life, and I hope you all enjoy listening to this episode as much as I did recording it!To connect further with Jess directly, you can head over to her website and Instagram account listed below:<a href="http://www.luminousarchitecture.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.luminousarchitecture.com</a> @luminousarchitectureBe sure to share this episode with friends if you enjoyed listening, and of course please leave us a review if you liked what you heard!

Embracing Vulnerability in Movement with Jessica McCarthy

When she first moved to the Twin Ports, Jessica McCarthy said it was really easy to find drugs. All she had to do was one loop around town and in about a half an hour she had access to opioids. Now the opioid technician with the Duluth Police Department, McCarthy is tasked with getting overdose victims immediate interventions. This week on the podcast, we learn more about McCarthy’s job,  the opioid crisis in the Northland, and her own struggles with addiction.

When she first moved to the Twin Ports, Jessica McCarthy said it was really easy to find drugs. All she had to do was one loop around town and in about a half an hour she had access to opioids. Now the opioid technician with the Duluth Police Department, McCarthy is tasked with getting overdose victims immediate interventions. This week on the podcast, we learn more about McCarthy’s job,  the opioid crisis in the Northland, and her own struggles with addiction.

Episode 168: ‘There is an issue here’ with opioid technician Jessica McCarthy