Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/the-jason-juliette-podcast In all my time and travels, I have gained the most valuable lessons and insightful perspectives by speaking with other people about their life experiences, both similar and different from my own. This podcast is a vehicle for me to seek out these conversations, and to share them with you. I believe all of us, together, can learn from each other and make progress. © 2018 Jason Juliette 54eb44f3-0d3d-56cc-a0bd-6f4590af06ad yes en-us Fri, 09 Feb 2024 20:01:40 +0000 Tue, 17 Jun 2025 19:27:37 +0000 https://jasonjuliette.com https://img.transistor.fm/Owi2mT5UpgK7OQ9k4euK0jibLoRN65geRQ22Nrprmj4/rs:fill:3000:3000:1/q:60/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS9zaG93/LzIyMDQ1LzE2Nzc0/NzUwMTUtYXJ0d29y/ay5qcGc.jpg https://jasonjuliette.com episodic Jason Juliette In all my time and travels, I have gained the most valuable lessons and insightful perspectives by speaking with other people about their life experiences, both similar and different from my own. This podcast is a vehicle for me to seek out these conversations, and to share them with you. I believe all of us, together, can learn from each other and make progress. In all my time and travels, I have gained the most valuable lessons and insightful perspectives by speaking with other people about their life experiences, both similar and different from my own. Jason Juliette No No Episode XVI - Season One Recap full https://jasonjuliette.com/media/file/guid/2575/009d7d169/JasonJuliette-SeasonOneRecap.mp3 https://share.transistor.fm/s/31c478ea Mon, 14 Jun 2021 16:47:50 +0000 Jason Juliette Jason Juliette 487 No Episode XV - Josh McCray full https://jasonjuliette.com/media/file/guid/2542/b63d5c568/JoshMcCray.mp3 https://share.transistor.fm/s/22881fe9 HERE. YouTube: HERE. Jay McCray Fitness – high end personal training and nutrition coaching from Josh. IG @jmccrayfitnessofficial Impact Theory – Home of Tom Bilieu, a motivational mentor to myself, Josh, and millions more. https://impacttheory.com Marcus Henderson, Josh’s childhood friend and lifting buddy turned client, gym-mate, and professional bodybuilder. IG @hybridperformancetraining Armbrust Gym – a gym for professional bodybuilders where Josh trained and made many friends. https://www.armbrustprogym.com Phil Heath - 7-Time Mr. Olympia and gym-mate of Josh at Armbrust http://www.phillipheath.com TAKE-AWAYS: You have to seek out what you want; it’s not going to fall in your lap. From educating himself on the science of bodybuilding to emerging himself to his ears in entrepreneurship, Josh went out and found what he was looking for, including other people who thought like he did. If you want to gain muscle, you have to out-eat your metabolism. It’s not enough to just eat clean and healthy, you have to pack in the calories. Bodybuilding isn’t all about size; it’s about posing, it’s about the symmetry, balance, proportion, overall health of the physique, and much, much more. Steel sharpens steel; Josh wanted to be one of the best, so he humbly sought out the best. There’s nothing wrong with being a big fish in a small pond, as long as you know there’s an ocean out there. You have to set specific goals when you’re working out. Josh was trying to gain muscle but lifting for strength. It wasn’t until he educated himself and adjusted his technique that he achieved the physique he desired. You can make a lot of money on the internet if you have a skill. It takes creativity to figure out how to leverage it, but the opportunity exists, and there are plenty of people out there who have probably tried the same thing and could give you advice. Every business needs the balance between visionary and details. Josh knew his strength was in vision, so he sought out a partner who could manage all the details. If you’re nervous about taking the first step and charging someone for your services for the first time, be honest with your client and do it for free. This gives the client a not-too-shabby 100% discount while giving you invaluable experience which can be applied to your second client, the first one you charge. Perhaps I should look more into finding a promoter; Josh mentioned several ways more publicity would help the show. Josh had a brilliant quote about sales: “Sales is a requirement for an entrepreneur; once you learn sales, you can always generate income, you can learn how to sell yourself, and sell your team. And I don’t mean with any kind of dishonesty. What made me good at sales is I was so genuine.” There is nothing wrong with failure. It takes many attempts and much learning from mistakes before seeing success. Don’t run from your failures; embrace them, learn from them, use them for motivation, and don’t repeat them. Finally, and in my opinion most importantly, learning how to learn is perhaps the greatest skill any of us can master. For Josh, there is no better way to learn how you learn than to be an entrepreneur. It demands your growth. The days of only needing the knowledge to find food, clothing, and shelter are long behind us. We are expected to navigate a landscape of civilization and technology unlike any other in the history of our species, and we must strive to know ourselves, and master ourselves, if we are to gain enough ultimate understanding to be successful in this highly unlikely landscape of life.]]> HERE. YouTube: HERE. Jay McCray Fitness – high end personal training and nutrition coaching from Josh. IG @jmccrayfitnessofficial Impact Theory – Home of Tom Bilieu, a motivational mentor to myself, Josh, and millions more. https://impacttheory.com Marcus Henderson, Josh’s childhood friend and lifting buddy turned client, gym-mate, and professional bodybuilder. IG @hybridperformancetraining Armbrust Gym – a gym for professional bodybuilders where Josh trained and made many friends. https://www.armbrustprogym.com Phil Heath - 7-Time Mr. Olympia and gym-mate of Josh at Armbrust http://www.phillipheath.com TAKE-AWAYS: You have to seek out what you want; it’s not going to fall in your lap. From educating himself on the science of bodybuilding to emerging himself to his ears in entrepreneurship, Josh went out and found what he was looking for, including other people who thought like he did. If you want to gain muscle, you have to out-eat your metabolism. It’s not enough to just eat clean and healthy, you have to pack in the calories. Bodybuilding isn’t all about size; it’s about posing, it’s about the symmetry, balance, proportion, overall health of the physique, and much, much more. Steel sharpens steel; Josh wanted to be one of the best, so he humbly sought out the best. There’s nothing wrong with being a big fish in a small pond, as long as you know there’s an ocean out there. You have to set specific goals when you’re working out. Josh was trying to gain muscle but lifting for strength. It wasn’t until he educated himself and adjusted his technique that he achieved the physique he desired. You can make a lot of money on the internet if you have a skill. It takes creativity to figure out how to leverage it, but the opportunity exists, and there are plenty of people out there who have probably tried the same thing and could give you advice. Every business needs the balance between visionary and details. Josh knew his strength was in vision, so he sought out a partner who could manage all the details. If you’re nervous about taking the first step and charging someone for your services for the first time, be honest with your client and do it for free. This gives the client a not-too-shabby 100% discount while giving you invaluable experience which can be applied to your second client, the first one you charge. Perhaps I should look more into finding a promoter; Josh mentioned several ways more publicity would help the show. Josh had a brilliant quote about sales: “Sales is a requirement for an entrepreneur; once you learn sales, you can always generate income, you can learn how to sell yourself, and sell your team. And I don’t mean with any kind of dishonesty. What made me good at sales is I was so genuine.” There is nothing wrong with failure. It takes many attempts and much learning from mistakes before seeing success. Don’t run from your failures; embrace them, learn from them, use them for motivation, and don’t repeat them. Finally, and in my opinion most importantly, learning how to learn is perhaps the greatest skill any of us can master. For Josh, there is no better way to learn how you learn than to be an entrepreneur. It demands your growth. The days of only needing the knowledge to find food, clothing, and shelter are long behind us. We are expected to navigate a landscape of civilization and technology unlike any other in the history of our species, and we must strive to know ourselves, and master ourselves, if we are to gain enough ultimate understanding to be successful in this highly unlikely landscape of life.]]> Fri, 17 Apr 2020 01:58:53 +0000 Jason Juliette Jason Juliette 2584 HERE. YouTube: HERE. Jay McCray Fitness – high end personal training and nutrition coaching from Josh. IG @jmccrayfitnessofficial Impact Theory – Home of Tom Bilieu, a motivational mentor to myself, Josh, and millions more. https://impacttheory.com Marcus Henderson, Josh’s childhood friend and lifting buddy turned client, gym-mate, and professional bodybuilder. IG @hybridperformancetraining Armbrust Gym – a gym for professional bodybuilders where Josh trained and made many friends. https://www.armbrustprogym.com Phil Heath - 7-Time Mr. Olympia and gym-mate of Josh at Armbrust http://www.phillipheath.com TAKE-AWAYS: You have to seek out what you want; it’s not going to fall in your lap. From educating himself on the science of bodybuilding to emerging himself to his ears in entrepreneurship, Josh went out and found what he was looking for, including other people who thought like he did. If you want to gain muscle, you have to out-eat your metabolism. It’s not enough to just eat clean and healthy, you have to pack in the calories. Bodybuilding isn’t all about size; it’s about posing, it’s about the symmetry, balance, proportion, overall health of the physique, and much, much more. Steel sharpens steel; Josh wanted to be one of the best, so he humbly sought out the best. There’s nothing wrong with being a big fish in a small pond, as long as you know there’s an ocean out there. You have to set specific goals when you’re working out. Josh was trying to gain muscle but lifting for strength. It wasn’t until he educated himself and adjusted his technique that he achieved the physique he desired. You can make a lot of money on the internet if you have a skill. It takes creativity to figure out how to leverage it, but the opportunity exists, and there are plenty of people out there who have probably tried the same thing and could give you advice. Every business needs the balance between visionary and details. Josh knew his strength was in vision, so he sought out a partner who could manage all the details. If you’re nervous about taking the first step and charging someone for your services for the first time, be honest with your client and do it for free. This gives the client a not-too-shabby 100% discount while giving you invaluable experience which can be applied to your second client, the first one you charge. Perhaps I should look more into finding a promoter; Josh mentioned several ways more publicity would help the show. Josh had a brilliant quote about sales: “Sales is a requirement for an entrepreneur; once you learn sales, you can always generate income, you can learn how to sell yourself, and sell your team. And I don’t mean with any kind of dishonesty. What made me good at sales is I was so genuine.” There is nothing wrong with failure. It takes many attempts and much learning from mistakes before seeing success. Don’t run from your failures; embrace them, learn from them, use them for motivation, and don’t repeat them. Finally, and in my opinion most importantly, learning how to learn is perhaps the greatest skill any of us can master. For Josh, there is no better way to learn how you learn than to be an entrepreneur. It demands your growth. The days of only needing the knowledge to find food, clothing, and shelter are long behind us. We are expected to navigate a landscape of civilization and technology unlike any other in the history of our species, and we must strive to know ourselves, and master ourselves, if we are to gain enough ultimate understanding to be successful in this highly unlikely landscape of life.]]> No Episode XIV - Blake Richard Stahlhut full https://jasonjuliette.com/media/file/guid/2534/66ffa199d/BlakeRichardStahlhut.mp3 https://share.transistor.fm/s/94e0621a www.vanswarpedtour.com MusiCares - A valuable resource for musicians in need - MusiCares Video from SXSW 2015 of Blake playing with Uh Huh Baby Yeah - HERE. Instagram - @zdblakerichard Facebook - facebook.com/BlakeRichardStahlhut Shawn vs wild – Podcast from Uh Huh Baby Yeah’s Drummer Sean ‘Thriller’ Smith - http://seanvswild.com   TAKE-AWAYS: “We’re all a little bit closeted, but I like to wear my closet.” It’s important to be aware of the situation your life is in. But it’s equally important to have the courage and motivation to do something about it if you’re aware it’s negative. This is an easy lesson to know, and perhaps one of the hardest to practice. You should live in a village, town, suburb, or city that makes you happy. America is big, travel is fast and cheap; look around. Be more polite. Creative projects are fickle; it feels good to have your hand on the controls, but often times it takes a team to see a vision realized. Performing is multifaceted, you can’t just strum a guitar. One person can make a difference and an impact an entire community. Proof of this can be found when the help stops. It’s crazy how one tiny little stupid thing that no adult would ever consider significant can propel a young child onto a trajectory they will maintain their entire lives. Mental illness is still stigmatized; as are its treatments. We must work harder to fix the societal causes of anxiety and depression and help those who already suffer from it. Finding little trinkets in life and using them to tell the stories of who you are can be quite fun, and may turn you into a bit of a pirate.]]> www.vanswarpedtour.com MusiCares - A valuable resource for musicians in need - MusiCares Video from SXSW 2015 of Blake playing with Uh Huh Baby Yeah - HERE. Instagram - @zdblakerichard Facebook - facebook.com/BlakeRichardStahlhut Shawn vs wild – Podcast from Uh Huh Baby Yeah’s Drummer Sean ‘Thriller’ Smith - http://seanvswild.com   TAKE-AWAYS: “We’re all a little bit closeted, but I like to wear my closet.” It’s important to be aware of the situation your life is in. But it’s equally important to have the courage and motivation to do something about it if you’re aware it’s negative. This is an easy lesson to know, and perhaps one of the hardest to practice. You should live in a village, town, suburb, or city that makes you happy. America is big, travel is fast and cheap; look around. Be more polite. Creative projects are fickle; it feels good to have your hand on the controls, but often times it takes a team to see a vision realized. Performing is multifaceted, you can’t just strum a guitar. One person can make a difference and an impact an entire community. Proof of this can be found when the help stops. It’s crazy how one tiny little stupid thing that no adult would ever consider significant can propel a young child onto a trajectory they will maintain their entire lives. Mental illness is still stigmatized; as are its treatments. We must work harder to fix the societal causes of anxiety and depression and help those who already suffer from it. Finding little trinkets in life and using them to tell the stories of who you are can be quite fun, and may turn you into a bit of a pirate.]]> Fri, 17 Apr 2020 01:51:13 +0000 Jason Juliette Jason Juliette 3425 www.vanswarpedtour.com MusiCares - A valuable resource for musicians in need - MusiCares Video from SXSW 2015 of Blake playing with Uh Huh Baby Yeah - HERE. Instagram - @zdblakerichard Facebook - facebook.com/BlakeRichardStahlhut Shawn vs wild – Podcast from Uh Huh Baby Yeah’s Drummer Sean ‘Thriller’ Smith - http://seanvswild.com   TAKE-AWAYS: “We’re all a little bit closeted, but I like to wear my closet.” It’s important to be aware of the situation your life is in. But it’s equally important to have the courage and motivation to do something about it if you’re aware it’s negative. This is an easy lesson to know, and perhaps one of the hardest to practice. You should live in a village, town, suburb, or city that makes you happy. America is big, travel is fast and cheap; look around. Be more polite. Creative projects are fickle; it feels good to have your hand on the controls, but often times it takes a team to see a vision realized. Performing is multifaceted, you can’t just strum a guitar. One person can make a difference and an impact an entire community. Proof of this can be found when the help stops. It’s crazy how one tiny little stupid thing that no adult would ever consider significant can propel a young child onto a trajectory they will maintain their entire lives. Mental illness is still stigmatized; as are its treatments. We must work harder to fix the societal causes of anxiety and depression and help those who already suffer from it. Finding little trinkets in life and using them to tell the stories of who you are can be quite fun, and may turn you into a bit of a pirate.]]> No Episode XIII - Sean Newsome full https://jasonjuliette.com/media/file/guid/2529/692e85b88/SeanNewsome.mp3 https://share.transistor.fm/s/2b5f7a36 triswoodlands.com Kitchen on Research Forest also in the Woodlands - thekitcheninthewoodlands.com TAKE-AWAYS: Stay humble and learn from everyone. Everyone can teach you something. Always have a goal to set your sites on, and push yourself to get there. Have an expressive outlet, even if it’s just for you. It’s necessary for growth, and growth is always necessary. You should always be working towards surrounding yourself with more and more people who care about what they do and how they do it, and surround yourself with less people who don’t care at all about the results of their efforts. Everyone should travel at least a little, and get to know some people who are different from themselves at some point in their life. Small-to-medium size cities allow you the economic opportunities of large cities with the ease of transportation of a medium town and the feel of a small rural community. They appear to offer the happy medium for almost anything you’re looking for. You have to understand what your clientele really wants in order to be the best at providing it. Kobe beef is the premier beef and wagyu is the American/Australian version of it.]]> triswoodlands.com Kitchen on Research Forest also in the Woodlands - thekitcheninthewoodlands.com TAKE-AWAYS: Stay humble and learn from everyone. Everyone can teach you something. Always have a goal to set your sites on, and push yourself to get there. Have an expressive outlet, even if it’s just for you. It’s necessary for growth, and growth is always necessary. You should always be working towards surrounding yourself with more and more people who care about what they do and how they do it, and surround yourself with less people who don’t care at all about the results of their efforts. Everyone should travel at least a little, and get to know some people who are different from themselves at some point in their life. Small-to-medium size cities allow you the economic opportunities of large cities with the ease of transportation of a medium town and the feel of a small rural community. They appear to offer the happy medium for almost anything you’re looking for. You have to understand what your clientele really wants in order to be the best at providing it. Kobe beef is the premier beef and wagyu is the American/Australian version of it.]]> Fri, 17 Apr 2020 01:40:48 +0000 Jason Juliette Jason Juliette 3400 triswoodlands.com Kitchen on Research Forest also in the Woodlands - thekitcheninthewoodlands.com TAKE-AWAYS: Stay humble and learn from everyone. Everyone can teach you something. Always have a goal to set your sites on, and push yourself to get there. Have an expressive outlet, even if it’s just for you. It’s necessary for growth, and growth is always necessary. You should always be working towards surrounding yourself with more and more people who care about what they do and how they do it, and surround yourself with less people who don’t care at all about the results of their efforts. Everyone should travel at least a little, and get to know some people who are different from themselves at some point in their life. Small-to-medium size cities allow you the economic opportunities of large cities with the ease of transportation of a medium town and the feel of a small rural community. They appear to offer the happy medium for almost anything you’re looking for. You have to understand what your clientele really wants in order to be the best at providing it. Kobe beef is the premier beef and wagyu is the American/Australian version of it.]]> No Episode XII - Natalie Oldenkamp full https://jasonjuliette.com/media/file/guid/2524/dcf7f969e/NatalieOldenkamp.mp3 https://share.transistor.fm/s/788c4257 HERE. Natalie on Facebook HERE. TAKE-AWAYS: I think Natalie is a shining example of how it’s never too late to change directions in life. So often we look at change and think it’s impossible or we could never do it, but it’s a self-fulfilling prophecy. If you’re not enjoying what you’re doing, there are always options. Some may take a lot of hard work, but anything worth doing does. Carpe Diem; seize the day. It’s a common phrase we hear all the time, but how many of us truly live it? Natalie is someone who does, and she makes sure to take every opportunity to have fun and enjoy her life with the people around her. Vote, but don’t vote blindly. Learn the issues and participate in democracy. If you know someone with a plane, be their friend! ;) Lastly, if you’re ever in New Orleans, check out Bourbon Street once, but make sure you get up to Frenchmen Street.]]> HERE. Natalie on Facebook HERE. TAKE-AWAYS: I think Natalie is a shining example of how it’s never too late to change directions in life. So often we look at change and think it’s impossible or we could never do it, but it’s a self-fulfilling prophecy. If you’re not enjoying what you’re doing, there are always options. Some may take a lot of hard work, but anything worth doing does. Carpe Diem; seize the day. It’s a common phrase we hear all the time, but how many of us truly live it? Natalie is someone who does, and she makes sure to take every opportunity to have fun and enjoy her life with the people around her. Vote, but don’t vote blindly. Learn the issues and participate in democracy. If you know someone with a plane, be their friend! ;) Lastly, if you’re ever in New Orleans, check out Bourbon Street once, but make sure you get up to Frenchmen Street.]]> Fri, 17 Apr 2020 01:29:25 +0000 Jason Juliette Jason Juliette 1425 HERE. Natalie on Facebook HERE. TAKE-AWAYS: I think Natalie is a shining example of how it’s never too late to change directions in life. So often we look at change and think it’s impossible or we could never do it, but it’s a self-fulfilling prophecy. If you’re not enjoying what you’re doing, there are always options. Some may take a lot of hard work, but anything worth doing does. Carpe Diem; seize the day. It’s a common phrase we hear all the time, but how many of us truly live it? Natalie is someone who does, and she makes sure to take every opportunity to have fun and enjoy her life with the people around her. Vote, but don’t vote blindly. Learn the issues and participate in democracy. If you know someone with a plane, be their friend! ;) Lastly, if you’re ever in New Orleans, check out Bourbon Street once, but make sure you get up to Frenchmen Street.]]> No Episode XI - Greg 'The Angry Texan' Perritt full https://jasonjuliette.com/media/file/guid/2519/571ec9b01/GregPerritt.mp3 https://share.transistor.fm/s/fdcf70cf www.podcastle.org TAKE-AWAYS: Greg taught me that we really should take ourselves too seriously, and that comedy is always with us, even at the darkest time. We should never go out of our way to offend people, but the world would be a better place if everyone would lighten up, and not take things out of context. Greg also learned a valuable lesson when he let someone he didn’t know well enough into his life. A reasonable recommendation in the day of technology; if you’re getting serious with someone, a $25 background check could save you thousands of dollars and years upon years of your life. Lastly, in a world filled with nomads and homebodies, Greg sees the value in both. He believes home is where the heart is, but the road is where adventure and growth happen. In the never-ending pursuit of happiness we embark on every day, Greg plans to someday live in his hometown in Texas while continuing to travel and tour with his comedy. I shared this feeling before our conversation, but never articulated it until after.]]> www.podcastle.org TAKE-AWAYS: Greg taught me that we really should take ourselves too seriously, and that comedy is always with us, even at the darkest time. We should never go out of our way to offend people, but the world would be a better place if everyone would lighten up, and not take things out of context. Greg also learned a valuable lesson when he let someone he didn’t know well enough into his life. A reasonable recommendation in the day of technology; if you’re getting serious with someone, a $25 background check could save you thousands of dollars and years upon years of your life. Lastly, in a world filled with nomads and homebodies, Greg sees the value in both. He believes home is where the heart is, but the road is where adventure and growth happen. In the never-ending pursuit of happiness we embark on every day, Greg plans to someday live in his hometown in Texas while continuing to travel and tour with his comedy. I shared this feeling before our conversation, but never articulated it until after.]]> Fri, 17 Apr 2020 01:07:56 +0000 Jason Juliette Jason Juliette 1967 www.podcastle.org TAKE-AWAYS: Greg taught me that we really should take ourselves too seriously, and that comedy is always with us, even at the darkest time. We should never go out of our way to offend people, but the world would be a better place if everyone would lighten up, and not take things out of context. Greg also learned a valuable lesson when he let someone he didn’t know well enough into his life. A reasonable recommendation in the day of technology; if you’re getting serious with someone, a $25 background check could save you thousands of dollars and years upon years of your life. Lastly, in a world filled with nomads and homebodies, Greg sees the value in both. He believes home is where the heart is, but the road is where adventure and growth happen. In the never-ending pursuit of happiness we embark on every day, Greg plans to someday live in his hometown in Texas while continuing to travel and tour with his comedy. I shared this feeling before our conversation, but never articulated it until after.]]> No Episode X - Colleen Adamson full https://jasonjuliette.com/media/file/guid/2503/972c9b31b/ColleenAdamsonFIX.mp3 https://share.transistor.fm/s/6a219a77 https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=38&v=F5mDi9Ih4fQ Learn more about organ donation at https://www.beadonor.org   Colleen Adamson is 50 years old, and was born and raised in Rome, NY. She went to Union College in Schenectady, NY, graduating in 1991 with a BS in Applied Mathematics. She then went to the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, VA, graduating in December 1992 with a MS in Operations Research. While in college, she spent her summers working in the Artificial Intelligence Laboratory at the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) in Rome, NY, writing code for a natural language generation system and synchronizing it with war game and flight simulators. After graduation from William and Mary, she went to work for the Navy at the Naval Center for Cost Analysis (NCCA) in Washington DC as an Operations Research Analyst. She continued her work as an Operations Research Analyst throughout her 26.5-year career with the Federal Government, until retiring in April 2018. Colleen was married to Scott Adamson in June 1997. They have a miniature schnauzer named Penny, and live in Alexandria, VA. Colleen was diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis (CF) when she was 13 months old. Colleen went into respiratory failure, a complication of CF, in December 1997. Colleen received a life-saving bilateral lung transplant on July 3, 1998 at Fairfax Hospital in Falls Church, VA. She also had a kidney transplant on March 7, 2006 at Fairfax Hospital. She received a kidney from her best friend Kelly. Colleen and Kelly met at Union College, and they were roommates there for two years.]]> https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=38&v=F5mDi9Ih4fQ Learn more about organ donation at https://www.beadonor.org   Colleen Adamson is 50 years old, and was born and raised in Rome, NY. She went to Union College in Schenectady, NY, graduating in 1991 with a BS in Applied Mathematics. She then went to the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, VA, graduating in December 1992 with a MS in Operations Research. While in college, she spent her summers working in the Artificial Intelligence Laboratory at the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) in Rome, NY, writing code for a natural language generation system and synchronizing it with war game and flight simulators. After graduation from William and Mary, she went to work for the Navy at the Naval Center for Cost Analysis (NCCA) in Washington DC as an Operations Research Analyst. She continued her work as an Operations Research Analyst throughout her 26.5-year career with the Federal Government, until retiring in April 2018. Colleen was married to Scott Adamson in June 1997. They have a miniature schnauzer named Penny, and live in Alexandria, VA. Colleen was diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis (CF) when she was 13 months old. Colleen went into respiratory failure, a complication of CF, in December 1997. Colleen received a life-saving bilateral lung transplant on July 3, 1998 at Fairfax Hospital in Falls Church, VA. She also had a kidney transplant on March 7, 2006 at Fairfax Hospital. She received a kidney from her best friend Kelly. Colleen and Kelly met at Union College, and they were roommates there for two years.]]> Mon, 02 Sep 2019 19:42:20 +0000 Jason Juliette Jason Juliette 3412 https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=38&v=F5mDi9Ih4fQ Learn more about organ donation at https://www.beadonor.org   Colleen Adamson is 50 years old, and was born and raised in Rome, NY. She went to Union College in Schenectady, NY, graduating in 1991 with a BS in Applied Mathematics. She then went to the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, VA, graduating in December 1992 with a MS in Operations Research. While in college, she spent her summers working in the Artificial Intelligence Laboratory at the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) in Rome, NY, writing code for a natural language generation system and synchronizing it with war game and flight simulators. After graduation from William and Mary, she went to work for the Navy at the Naval Center for Cost Analysis (NCCA) in Washington DC as an Operations Research Analyst. She continued her work as an Operations Research Analyst throughout her 26.5-year career with the Federal Government, until retiring in April 2018. Colleen was married to Scott Adamson in June 1997. They have a miniature schnauzer named Penny, and live in Alexandria, VA. Colleen was diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis (CF) when she was 13 months old. Colleen went into respiratory failure, a complication of CF, in December 1997. Colleen received a life-saving bilateral lung transplant on July 3, 1998 at Fairfax Hospital in Falls Church, VA. She also had a kidney transplant on March 7, 2006 at Fairfax Hospital. She received a kidney from her best friend Kelly. Colleen and Kelly met at Union College, and they were roommates there for two years.]]> No Episode IX - Scott Wiener full https://jasonjuliette.com/media/file/guid/2493/0d5337c3b/Episode-9-Scott-Wiener.mp3 https://share.transistor.fm/s/55101e63 www.scottspizzatours.com Fight hunger by visiting Scott’s non-profit Slice Out Hunger - sliceouthunger.org Our interview was taped live at Kesté Fulton on Wall Street in Manhattan. View their site here.]]> www.scottspizzatours.com Fight hunger by visiting Scott’s non-profit Slice Out Hunger - sliceouthunger.org Our interview was taped live at Kesté Fulton on Wall Street in Manhattan. View their site here.]]> Tue, 27 Aug 2019 16:31:38 +0000 Jason Juliette Jason Juliette 1900 www.scottspizzatours.com Fight hunger by visiting Scott’s non-profit Slice Out Hunger - sliceouthunger.org Our interview was taped live at Kesté Fulton on Wall Street in Manhattan. View their site here.]]> No Episode VIII - Dr. Chanoa Medina full https://jasonjuliette.com/media/file/guid/2311/d3c47d545/Episode-8-Dr-Chanoa-Medina.mp3 https://share.transistor.fm/s/ca793b96 Fri, 14 Sep 2018 17:29:42 +0000 Jason Juliette Jason Juliette 3255 No Episode VII - Dr. Bret Bennington full https://jasonjuliette.com/media/file/guid/2305/2c878368c/Dr.BretBennington.mp3 https://share.transistor.fm/s/7119201e Harvard Medical School's Bacterial Evolution Munich RE - A simple search of "natural disaster data Munch RE" will give you the data discussed on the show. Bill McKibben - His website his here.]]> Harvard Medical School's Bacterial Evolution Munich RE - A simple search of "natural disaster data Munch RE" will give you the data discussed on the show. Bill McKibben - His website his here.]]> Fri, 07 Sep 2018 13:11:27 +0000 Jason Juliette Jason Juliette 4190 Harvard Medical School's Bacterial Evolution Munich RE - A simple search of "natural disaster data Munch RE" will give you the data discussed on the show. Bill McKibben - His website his here.]]> No Episode VI - Gene Mikulka full https://jasonjuliette.com/media/file/guid/2287/985359d1b/Episode-6-Gene-Mikulka.mp3 https://share.transistor.fm/s/576de518 HERE.]]> HERE.]]> Thu, 30 Aug 2018 21:16:11 +0000 Jason Juliette Jason Juliette 1648 HERE.]]> No Episode V - DAP The Contract full https://jasonjuliette.com/media/file/guid/2275/d2f86ec4a/Episode5DAPTheContract.mp3 https://share.transistor.fm/s/452dcdf5 Fri, 24 Aug 2018 18:52:12 +0000 Jason Juliette Jason Juliette 2935 No Episode IV – George Carpenter full https://jasonjuliette.com/media/file/guid/2216/b465de76e/Episode-4-George-Carpenter.mp3 https://share.transistor.fm/s/46866eda HERE.]]> HERE.]]> Fri, 17 Aug 2018 19:00:36 +0000 Jason Juliette Jason Juliette 3779 HERE.]]> No Episode III – Nate Danker full https://jasonjuliette.com/media/file/guid/2174/8c0531ff2/Episode-3-Nate-Danker.mp3 https://share.transistor.fm/s/1468478c Fri, 10 Aug 2018 19:06:04 +0000 Jason Juliette Jason Juliette 3767 No Episode II – Colleen Delaney Mutz full https://jasonjuliette.com/media/file/guid/2172/0c8386650/Episode-2-Colleen-Delaney-Mutz.mp3 https://share.transistor.fm/s/f286df92 www.ColleensCuisineLLC.com.]]> www.ColleensCuisineLLC.com.]]> Fri, 06 Jul 2018 21:18:09 +0000 Jason Juliette Jason Juliette 2460 www.ColleensCuisineLLC.com.]]> No Episode I – Introduction full https://jasonjuliette.com/media/file/guid/2170/86108e8f2/Episode-1-Introduction.mp3 https://share.transistor.fm/s/9c94b7ca Fri, 06 Jul 2018 21:14:43 +0000 Jason Juliette Jason Juliette 375 No