Jen Lee Productions

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Channel • 4 Shows

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Places & Travel

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Arts

Arts

Updated 07/24/2017
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Society & Culture

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Arts

Arts

Updated 11/03/2013

08/17/2024

1: What is it you have to say?

Host Jen Lee (Communication Strategist and Media Producer) explores the importance of recognizing and sharing the unique stories and wisdom we carry within us. She emphasizes the value of engaging in generative conversations to uncover hidden insights and perspectives. Through examples like Jennifer Lopez's most recent filmmaking journey, Jen encourages listeners to acknowledge the worthiness of their ideas and messages. By asking ourselves "What is it that I have to say?" and affirming the value of our voices, we can begin to filter and prioritize our creative endeavors. Ultimately, the key is to embrace vulnerability and confidently declare that our message is worthy of being shared with the world. Podcast Website

08/17/2024

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9 min
09/26/2012

Retrospective: Kelly Barton

Arist and designer Kelly Barton talks about letting yourself be who you really are, and being a creative in a small town in the Midwest.

09/26/2012

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31 min
01/16/2013

Retrospective: Diana Spechler

Novelist Diana Spechler is the author of "Skinny" and "Who by Fire". She talks about where our secrets come out, being seen and not giving up midstream.

01/16/2013

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38 min
05/30/2017

Episode 77: What It Really Feels Like

Jen and Tim have a lot happening: a big move across the country, and a big release of a show. But the reality of their days don’t exactly match the way the internet or movies would say they should look. Publicity, mental-emotional hangups, major life changes, fears about releasing a project, rom-coms – this is what they really feel like.

05/30/2017

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29 min
08/18/2024

2: Who do you want to hear it?

It’s important (though not always easy) to pinpoint a specific audience for your message. Refining your target from a vast "world" to distinct individuals or groups who would gain the most from what you have to say is critical. Jen shares practical examples and personal anecdotes to demonstrate how honing in on a particular audience can elevate your communication. She underscores the value of customizing your message to meet the audience's needs and comprehension, taking into account language and terminology. Concentrating on a smaller, more well-defined group helps convey your message powerfully and meaningfully. Podcast Website

08/18/2024

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9 min
11/03/2013

Retrospective: Tim Manley

Tim Manley talks with producer Jen Lee about his journey as an artist and author, and his new book, "Alice in Tumblr-land: And Other Fairytales for a New Generation".

11/03/2013

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56 min
03/08/2017

Episode 69: Film Festival Acceptance!

Jen’s documentary, Bright Lights, has been accepted into the Manhattan Film Festival! It’ll debut in late April! She discusses all the thoughts and feelings that come along with good news.

03/08/2017

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29 min
10/24/2016

Episode 52: Inspiration

Tim is trying to learn how to break out of his slow-and-steady routine, and allow space for lightning strikes. Jen advises.

10/24/2016

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28 min
10/10/2012

Retrospective: Liz Lamoreux

Author, artist and teacher Liz Lamoreux on the creation of "The Gift of This Moment" home retreat kit and resources.

10/10/2012

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43 min
02/21/2013

Retrospective: Caren McLellan Gazley

Humanitarian and author Caren McLellan Gazley on what it takes to engage in passionate work and sustain a life of service and contribution.

02/21/2013

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44 min

Insights and Inspiration for Communicators and Creators