Jennifer BradyEvery podcast appearance, updated as new ones drop

Dear listeners, Reminder! Get your Hunger for Righteousness reading calendar here . Jennifer Brady and I had an eye-opening conversation about food insecurity, food pantries and soup kitchens on this fourth episode of the Hunger for Righteousness podcast series. Jennifer is the executive director of Oasis: A Haven for Women and Children in Paterson, New Jersey. Oasis started off as the only soup kitchen in Paterson that served children, so mothers would bring their children to Oasis for a hot meal. Over time, Oasis began to grow more programs to serve this population, including a complete afterschool program for children, and for the adults ESL, G.E.D., and other classes. I learned from Jennifer that the leanest period for food pantries is right now—right now, as churches prepare for the Lenten season . As I write in chapters 2 and 3 of Hunger for Righteousness, one of the purposes of fasting during Lent is to give to others from what he have saved while abstaining from food. So the food pantries should be overflowing right now as we prepare for Lent. If they are not, shame on us. On the podcast, Jennifer also told Claudia’s amazing story. I have the honor of meeting Claudia myself, because she is a recipient of the Michelle Sous Foundation Paterson Scholarship (I am a board member of the Michelle Sous Foundation). To support the work of Oasis, visit their website here: To support the Paterson Scholarship Fund through the Michelle Sous Foundation , click here: If you are looking for a local food pantry to support, or you are need of the services of one, check out the Foodfinder app: Thank you for being part of this community!Phoebe Farag Mikhail Get full access to Being in Community, Phoebe Farag Mikhail's Newsletter at phoebefaragmikhail.substack.com/subscribe

Do you have a list of things that make you happy? Is travel one of them? Today's episode is the PERFECT follow up to Episode #4: Making Money while Traveling with Rachel Covert . In my conversation with Jennifer Brady, who is a member of my Stock Market Stories Facebook group, she and I speak about Travel Hacking (and yes, it is as fun as it sounds!). Jennifer Brady is a former Navy Nuclear Operator who loves to travel the world. She enjoys reading, solving puzzles and escape rooms as well as playing all types of games. She has lived all over the U.S. and visited many different countries. Her favorite place though is her couch where she writes books and learns about new topics to include in the books. She is the author of the Code Breaking for Kids series as well as several coloring books made for the kids in her life. Join us as we discuss: What is travel hacking? Loyalty Programs Opportunities and perks Airline hacks Southwest companion pass tips Redeeming points Bringing Abundance Sharing experiences with others Where can you find Jennifer Brady? Amazon Honorable Mentions American Express Link ! 10X Travel ☕🍵💰💵💳🍵☕ This podcast is hosted by Asma Alsalameh. Mother, daughter, eye doctor, drinker of lattes, former scarcity minded woman who found her literal financial worth and became the founder of Stock Market Stories: a group for women traders of all experience levels to share their trading experiences! Ready to learn more? Contact her here ! ☕🍵💰💵💳🍵☕ If you would love to connect with Asma, join her in these following spaces: Stock Market Stories Facebook Instagram Tik Tok Twitter Have you applied all the wisdom you learned from Latte Money and transformed your bank account? Asma invites you to leave a review of how this epi

As part of the “25 for 25” series celebrating the Russell Berrie Foundation’s Making a Difference Awards 25th Anniversary, Steve Adubato talks with Jennifer Brady, Executive Director of OASIS - A Haven For Youth, about how her organization is helping impoverished families in Paterson achieve economic independence. Jennifer also shares the impact of being a 2015 Russ Berrie Making a Difference Award honoree. Recorded on 11/9/20

The Leesburg Farmers Market located on the corner of South King St and Catoctin Circle has always been a very social event. Loudoun residents loved mingling amongst the vendors, sampling the products and reuniting with friends and relatives. That has all changed with "social distancing". Yet the Leesburg Farmers Market has adapted and survived. It has become a model for other outdoor markets to follow. Jennifer Brady is leading this initiative. Hear what they have done and what they plan to do in the future.

My guest for this episode is Jennifer Brady, Executive director of Oasis, a non-profit helping women, teens and children rise out of poverty in the greater Paterson, NJ, area, one of the poorest communities in New Jersey. We cover how the lockdown is leading to record-breaking demand for meal support from Oasis, how much more vulnerable this population is to disease, both because of their physical circumstances and because, believe it or not, it is only one among many life threatening things to worry about, what the political implications might be if COVID-19 becomes a disease of the poor and, of course, what we can all do to help. show notes at notunreasonable.com/podcast Twitter: @davecwright Surprise, It's Insurance mailing list Linkedin Social Science of Insurance Essays