# Jean Brown
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jean brown (December 20, 1911 – May 1, 1994) was born in Brooklyn, New York, and is best known for her work as a librarian and art collector . Her papers were acquired by the Getty Research Institute in Los Angeles, California, in 1985.
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Finding Aid for the jean brown Papers, 1916-1995 (bulk 1958-1985) at the Getty Research Institute.
S2 Ep. 27: Jean Brown (P1) on her sister, Kirby Brown, James Arthur Ray, & SEEK Safely.
Jean Brown is a writer, podcaster, and mom to two young children. She has Bachelor's degrees in political science and writing from Loyola University Maryland, and a Master's in Public Policy and Public Administration from Concordia University in Montreal. She is active in creating content for SEEK …
S2 Ep. 28: Jean Brown (P2) on her sister, Kirby Brown, James Arthur Ray, & SEEK Safely.
Jean Brown is a writer, podcaster, and mom to two young children. She has Bachelor's degrees in political science and writing from Loyola University Maryland, and a Master's in Public Policy and Public Administration from Concordia University in Montreal. She is active in creating content for SEEK …
‘Very Fast Clock’ / ‘Very Slow Fan’ (~1975) by Larry Miller and George Maciunas
The concept of switching motors between a fan and a clock was conceived by American intermedia artist Larry Miller around 1973-74. He shared the concept/score of “Very Fast Clock and Very Slow Fan” with Fluxus producer and publisher George Maciunas, who created around 1975 a version specifically fo…
E50 Beyond the Guru: Building a Safer Self-Help Community w/ the folks at SEEKSafely.org
In this episode, I am joined by Dr. Glenn Doyle, SEEK Safely Board President, and Jean Brown, manager and board member of SEEK, to discuss several upcoming events and programs we are launching in the coming months.
SEEK Safely was born in response to the tragedy that took three people's lives, inc…
Climate Change and Self-help? Yep!
Dr. Doyle and Jean discuss some of the points of intersection between the self-help industry and climate change and environmental issues in general. How do these things relate, you might ask. The self-help industry is in many ways a reflection of larger patterns in the world and society. Some of th…
Twelve Step in Three Words
Dr. Bob begged Bill Wilson to “keep it simple.” In that same spirit, the Oxford Group often compacted their program of change down to three short words: CONNECTION – CORRECTION – DIRECTION. In this bonus episode Fr. Bill reviews the 12-Steps in light of these, giving listeners a simpler understandi…
Jean Brown | Episode 8
A woman steps into a situation fully aware of the stakes. What follows cannot be undone.
Music Credits:
Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen/Tracker/Courtesy of www.epidemicsound.com
DEX 1200/Graviy of Fragile/Courtesy of www.epidemicsound.com
Meeting of the Minds/Scientific/Courtesy of www.epidemicsound.…
After the Story: Jean Brown | Episode 8
In this episode of After the Story on the For My Man Podcast, the hosts and guest J. Bachelor explore the Jean Brown case and the choices that led everything past the point of no return.
Music Credits:
Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen/Tracker/Courtesy of www.epidemicsound.com
DEX 1200/Graviy of Fragile…
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