Jay Horton's guest appearances

Jay Horton

Diabetes Research Center - Seminar Series

Be Reel

Next Culture Radio

This Might Be Helpful

Tom Hanks

Emily Dickinson

Saul Austerlitz

John Singleton

Alan Jacobson

Lynn Shelton

Barbra Streisand

Yorgos Lanthimos

Nick White

Gordon Parks

Debra Granik

Vivian Lee

Emma Tammi

William Goldman

Rob McElhenney

OwlTail

Join the community: https://community.tmbh.co/ In this episode, Cameron and his friend Jay discuss vulnerability, struggles, and the importance of making your mess your message. Jay shares his journey of growing up as an adopted child in a place that felt cut off from humanity and spirituality and how he found his way to yoga and teaching it full-time. He also talks about his decision to move from the US to Australia and the challenges he faced along the way. Throughout their conversation, Cam and Jay emphasize embracing our struggles and using them as a source of growth and connection. Follow Jay: instagram.com/jays_wild_heart Follow Cameron: instagram.com/cameronrosin

Join the community: <a href="https://community.tmbh.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://community.tmbh.co/</a> In this episode, Cameron and his friend Jay discuss vulnerability, struggles, and the importance of making your mess your message. Jay shares his journey of growing up as an adopted child in a place that felt cut off from humanity and spirituality and how he found his way to yoga and teaching it full-time. He also talks about his decision to move from the US to Australia and the challenges he faced along the way. Throughout their conversation, Cam and Jay emphasize embracing our struggles and using them as a source of growth and connection. Follow Jay: <a href="https://instagram.com/jays_wild_heart" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">instagram.com/jays_wild_heart</a> Follow Cameron: <a href="https://instagram.com/cameronrosin" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">instagram.com/cameronrosin</a>

The Yogic Path with Jay Horton | Ep. 36

In the wake of 4/20, Chance and Noah try to fan away the smoke around the genre of stoner movies. They start with 1998’s HALF BAKED, which is to say, they start out frustrated. Then, Chance’s city doesn't need a special day to celebrate marijuana, but it has been 20 years since Portland produced the forgotten ‘90s slacker film BONGWATER. Chance met up with writer Jay Horton to discuss his Willamette Week feature on the cult film that wasn't (which stars Luke Wilson, Brittany Murphy, and Jack Black, among others). Around the 23-minute mark, hear Jay describe incinerating decrepit houses for movies and what the star-studded cast got up to while filming in Portland. After a Noah theory on how the latest Taco Bell commercial connects to this genre’s gender politics, your hosts round things out with a review of 2001’s HOW HIGH. Method Man and Redman burn more than a few down, and almost the Harvard campus too. How high indeed.

In the wake of 4/20, Chance and Noah try to fan away the smoke around the genre of stoner movies. They start with 1998’s HALF BAKED, which is to say, they start out frustrated. Then, Chance’s city doesn't need a special day to celebrate marijuana, but it has been 20 years since Portland produced the forgotten ‘90s slacker film BONGWATER. Chance met up with writer Jay Horton to discuss his Willamette Week feature on the cult film that wasn't (which stars Luke Wilson, Brittany Murphy, and Jack Black, among others). Around the 23-minute mark, hear Jay describe incinerating decrepit houses for movies and what the star-studded cast got up to while filming in Portland. After a Noah theory on how the latest Taco Bell commercial connects to this genre’s gender politics, your hosts round things out with a review of 2001’s HOW HIGH. Method Man and Redman burn more than a few down, and almost the Harvard campus too. How high indeed.

Cult Weed Movies (feat. Jay Horton) | Episode 60

Hepatic Steatosis

Jay Horton, MD, Robert C. and Veronica Atkins Chair in Obesity and Diabetes, Interim Division Chief, Digestive and Liver Diseases at UT Southwestern Medical Center“Molecular Mediators of Hepatic Steatosis” 9:00 AM Russell Berrie Pavilion, 1st Floor Conference Room

Jay Horton, MD, Robert C. and Veronica Atkins Chair in Obesity and Diabetes, Interim Division Chief, Digestive and Liver Diseases at UT Southwestern Medical Center “Molecular Mediators of Hepatic Steatosis” 9:00 AM Russell Berrie Pavilion, 1st Floor Conference Room

Molecular Mediators of Hepatic Steatosis f/ Jay Horton, MD (01/17/13)