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	RADIO Radio Interview on KCRW, Southern California’s NPR affiliate Digesting Fear: Jill Jayne explains fear's impact on digestion
	WLIU-FM radio "Sports Innerview" hosted by Ann Liguori Ann Ligouri talks with BJ Carter, National Director of Healthy Children Healthy Futures Program; Jill Jayne, The Rockstar Nutritionist; and Laurie Chapman, a committee member for the Ann Liguori Foundation about teaching young people about good nutrition and fitness for good health!
	WPSU-FM radio "Take Note" hosted by Patty Satalia Penn State alum Jill Jayne talks about her journey creating Note to Health rock ‘n roll nutrition programs
	PRINT Today’s Dietitian (pdf) Monthly Publication Featuring: Jill quoted as expert "Today’s Dietitian - Trade Magazine" Commercial Appeal “ ‘We must be as invasive and persuasive as the media that delivers the messages that convince kids they need to diet yet engages them enough to stay sedentary for just one more hour,' Jayne says. 'We have to design our health education programs to compete with mass media, on less money and with less staff. Get used to the idea of ‘selling health’ just like an advertisement can do.' ”
	The Burlington Free Press (pdf) Burlington, VT Rock star nutritionist visits school "Registered dietitian Jill Jayne has a master's degree in nutrition education from Columbia University and, like her brother, is a professional performer."
	Pittsburgh Tribune Review (pdf) Pittsburgh, PA Rockin' into better health "Jill Jayne jumps at chance to entertain, educate children about nutrition, exercise."
	Indianapolis Star (pdf) Indianapolis, IN Healthy food rocks "The self-described 'rock star nutritionist' visited Tuesday with students in Grades K-2 at the Carmel school for an up-tempo presentation about nutrition, fitness and health."
	Cincinnati Enquirer (pdf) Cincinnati, OH Students Learn about Nutrition "Jill Jayne and her brother, Mark Jayne, put on the interactive show for kids that teaches nutrition through music and movement."
	Green Bay Press-Gazette (pdf) Green Bay, Wisconsin Calcium and veggies never seemed like so much fun - Dietitian delivers message with a healthy beat. "Jill Jayne donned a Cheesehead and held up a jug of milk on Monday to highlight the benefits of calcium for about 200 elementary students at Oneida Nation Elementary School."
	News Sentinal (pdf) Fort Wayne, IN Students groove to healthy tunes - Singer's show is filled with tips on good nutrition. "While they enthusiastically ate up her catchy lyrics and humorous voice effects, the goal of Jayne, a registered dietitian, was to serve subtle, but lasting tidbits of health messages to children about the food they eat."
	The Entrepreneurial Nutritionist (pdf) Educational Textbook, Nationwide Distribution Featuring: Case Study and Photo on Jill How to Be a Rockstar Nutritionist (The Abridged Version) “Identify your strengths and hone them. I was doing this work for free, long before I knew it could make me money. Throughout my life I was both a jock and an artist, never quite fitting in at any one lunch table.”
	The Finger Lakes Times (pdf) Romulus, NY Featuring: Surf School CRCS brings rockstar nutritionist to teach students about internet safety “The Jaynes performed for about an hour and a half, singing popular songs and even getting school staff on stage to provide a funny experience for the kids. The students were very responsive to the internet safety educational experience and could be found dancing out of their seats, in the aisles, and singing along with with the popular songs that the siblings performed. Teachers and administrators were very happy to see that during a question and answer period let by Jill and Mark, that the students really took active participation in the subject of internet safety.”
	The Finger Lakes Times (pdf) Romulus, NY Featuring: I Will Not Be Bought. ‘Jump’ Into Health “[Jill] Jayne, a performer and nutritionist from New York City, presents ‘I Will Not Be Bought,’ an interactive music-based performance that deals with subjects like body image, substance abuse, nutrition, peer pressure and advertising.”
	The Collegian (pdf) State College, PA Featuring: Jill as speaker Alumna gains rockstar status with successful nutrition show “Her unique career inspires me especially because of the economic situation,” Miller said. “It inspires me knowing that once I get this degree, I have endless outlets to enter, not just marketing food, but educating others.”
	Today’s Dietitian (pdf) Monthly Publication Featuring: Jill as speaker Making Money in a Recessionary Economy “I think in all, this economic shift has really forced people out of their comfort zones to try something new, be more creative, make clearer statements of their value, and made free ways to market indispensible,” Jayne says.
	The Family Doctor (pdf) (pdf) Nationwide Magazine Featuring: Jill as writer In Season: Artichoke“ Though recipes may call for canned artichoke, my Italian friend Aldo Sampieri nostalgically says of his grandmother’s artichokes, ‘You have to work for it, but the heart is the reward for your meal.’ Whole artichokes can be eaten boiled, steamed or fried right off the plant, or put into pasta, risotto or pizza.”
	AWARDS WE Magazine Honors NTH in Women’s Hall of FAME "Rock Star Nutritionist Teaches Nutrition Through Music"
	Dr. Toy Awards - 10 Best Get Me Goin’, the soundtrack to the rock ‘n roll nutrition show Jump with Jill, wins in “10 Best Active Products for 2009” and “100 Best Children’s Products for 2009” from Dr. Toy
	BLOGS The Mom Maven "I am a music teacher so I know the power of teaching all sorts of academic subjects using music. I love this CD!"
	The Plus Size Mommy "I recently shared this cd with my kids on a car ride and it is a moving and grooving album. These catchy tunes will have your kids (and you) going around the house singing these songs all day long. Not to mention Jill is a Pittsburgh native, and I just love that too!"
	Dine Dish Delish "I’ve known about this spunky dietitian for a few years, and love how she educates kids about healthy eating through rockin’ tunes and funky presentations (sans power point!) at schools across the country."
	She Scribes "Get Me Goin' is the PERFECT educational "tool" to teach your kids about eating healthy and taking care of their body. It's one of those CD's where they are having fun listening to the music and dancing around yet learning at the same time. It's health education in disguise!"
	Laura WIlliams Musings "This CD is full of songs with a great beat! Perfect to get you up and going whether it’s working out or cleaning the house."
	Grocery Mama "This CD should be in the schools. Learn to dance to the songs at gym, play with them at recess, whatever. These songs have a message and will get kids moving."
	Getting Jiggy for Healthy Eating with video goodness Maternal Spark "It’s all about healthy eating and nutrition but she really just loves the music. It’s not ‘kiddie’ music, you know? "

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