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If your organization is thinking about switching from a traditional vacation plan to unlimited vacation there are a lot of things to consider. In this episode we chat with Kristine Karnath of Moog on how and why her company made the switch and potential pitfalls to avoid. For more information, watch to the International Foundation webcast Kristine was featured in here: https://www.ifebp.org/education/webcasts/Pages/webcast-ind.aspx?wcode=22T09&wname=unlimited-paid-time-off-will-it-work-for-your-organization International Foundation members can watch all of our webcasts for FREE! Get more information on International Foundation membership here: http://www.ifebp.org/membership

In this episode, SooJin and Hannah engage in a rich discussion with soulmates, Laura and Daren Hill. The conversation flows like a slow, meandering river as we challenge ourselves to slow down and be more like water: adaptable, strong, gentle, powerful, vulnerable, interconnected, and expansive. We break down “knowledge” by getting to know our ledges (boundaries) and defining ourselves on our own terms based in our own culture(s). Laura and Daren share how they lead by example, planting seeds to encourage critical thinking and cultivating their kids’ imaginations through education and art. It is truly a gift to witness the loving, healthy, and respectful relationship Laura and Daren have with each other and the world around them.Please note: We sometimes use the acronym BIPOC, which means Black, Indigenous and/or People of Color. There is some profanity at the 14:09 and 38:35 minute marks.Resources:https://millionartistmovement.comhttps://www.speakingoutcollective.comhttps://www.darenscotthill.comDaren Hill’s Instagram: @probablypicassoYour Queens, Inc. They are a character company depicting the stories of non-fictional African Kings and Queens. Creative Storytelling by Speaking Out Collective: The Man, The Serpent and the Fox: https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/speakingoutcollective/episodes/2020-11-22T09_16_29-08_00Link of Laura Hill’s grandpa shoveling: https://youtu.be/_aWrDxjHDr0https://www.846s.org/ Kindred by Octavia Butler: https://bookshop.org/books/kindred-6268c8de-13c6-4936-b889-3432f8682d05/9780807083697The Invention of Nature: Alexander von Humboldt’s New World by Andrea Wulf: https://bookshop.org/books/the-invention-of-nature-alexander-von-humboldt-s-new-world-9780385350662/9780345806291Hunting in Harlem by Mat Johnson: https://www.amazon.com/Hunting-Harlem-Novel-Mat-Johnson/dp/1582344086The A to Z: Characteristics and Qualities of Being a Revolutionary by Fred Ho: https://smile.amazon.com/Characteristics-Qualities-Being-Revolutionary/dp/1570272824/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=fred+ho+revolutionary&qid=1618254097&sr=8-1Characteristics of White Supremacist Culture: https://www.showingupforracialjustice.org/white-supremacy-culture-characteristics.htmlQuote that was mentioned in the episode: “If I didn’t define myself, I would be crunched into other people’s fantasies for me and eaten alive," Audre Lorde said during a speech at Harvard University in 1982.

Resumen de la actualidad informativa de la provincia de Zamora, presentado por Evaristo Lobato. Escuchar audio

andré prando | odair josé | the baggios | autoramas | vulgue tostoi | tornado | gilber t | estranhos românticos | charme chulo | bicicletas de atalaia | galego | defalla | rafael castro | juvenil silva | thiago pethit | china | os mutantes | sergio sampaio | celso blues boy | raul seixas | graxa | roberto carlos | cleiton rolo        REBELS The Caipirinha Appreciation Society podcast rejects the notion that Brazilian music should sound rootsy or "ethnic" at all. Though we enjoy that too, we embrace electric guitars in Brazilian music just as much, as this podcast goes to show. This show was originally broadcast on 22 November 2016 on Contrabanda FM    REBELDES O podcast Caipirinha Appreciation Society rejeita a noção de que a música brasileira tem que soar roots ou "étnica" de alguma forma. Por mais que curtamos essa vibe, abraçamos a pegada mais roqueira da música brasileira também, como demonstra esse podcast. Programa originalmente transmitido em 22 de novembro de 2016 na rádio Contrabanda FM.    

Nearly three years ago, Alex McNeill was on Religion For Life to discuss two journeys.  His ordination to the ministry in the Presbyterian Church (USA) and his transition from female to male.   Since then, Alex has become the executive director of More Light Presbyterians.  He is the first openly transgender person to head a mainline Protestant organization.  He talks about the steps he has taken on both journeys as well as next steps for justice for LGBTQ people in the church and society.

STREAM or DOWNLOAD On this freakish investigation Mista Montana and Menace do this: Rap's favourite uncle, Uncle Murda vents his disgust at the lack of masculinity that exists in Hip Hop in 2014 and plugs his latest mixtape "Ain't Nothing Sweet", which sees the introduction of his crew GMG. We also touch on his departure from Epic Records, Chris Lighty's influence, his Pawn shop advertisement, Being compared to BIG by Nas, weirdo Rap, Trinidad James, ambitions of total industry domination and more. Fresh off the recent release of "Brownsville Jesus" we are joined by Maffew Ragazino to travel through his colourful career to date and talk future projects, which will include both a mixtape and EP's, one of which being a collaboration with frequent collaborator Frank The Butcher.  We also talk about his interest in the element of surprise, appearing in The Source's unsigned hype column, working with Pete Cannon and how his ode to Dipset "Dipset forever" initially started as a joke. An enthused DJ Paul joins us from his sleeping bag to discuss his new group project Da Mafia 6 and its latest member actor Sharon Stone. If this wasn't enough we also talk about the tragic passing of Lord Infamous and the future of his remaining unheard verses. Don't *ahem* sleep on this interview. Possibly our shortest but BEST interview to date! Exile joins us alongside Johaz in the form of their new group Dag Savage to explore their new album "E&J" as well as reflect upon both their careers, the chemistry in which they both share and future projects, which includes a potential sequel to "E&J", a new Blu and Exile album, 2 new Emanon projects  ,a Dirty Science album and the highly anticipated Fashawn and Exile album , which Exile confirms is finished. DJ 7L joins us from the Get-On-Down-Records office to discuss the unique labels operation, history and stream of quality re-releases, which include the super dope re-issue's of "Ironman" , "Liquid Swords", "Illmatic" but to name just a few! We also talk future re-release's and releases such as "'93 Til Infinity", the  possibilities of a 15th anniversary re-release of his & Esoteric's classic "Speaking Real Worlds", Czarface 2,  Chuck D being named official ambassador of Record Store day and so much more! Peep this rap nerds. Future-legend Tree passes through the show to make his debut appearance and promote his latest EP "The @MCTreeg EP". We talk sampling strategies, Chicago music, his new album with Sha Money XL (recorded in 5 days), his experience with Pitchfork, as well as a series of collab confirmations, including Roc Marciano and the influence of  Kanye West. Matt Maddox takes to Conspiracy Worldwide Radio on the eve of his show to discuss his sophomore release "Righteous Fury" , working with C-Lance, Tragedy Khadafi, his tour, a future EP with Skammadix and more! We are running an exclusive contest in conjunction with Red Phone Records in which we will be giving away 5 copies of "Righteous Fury" to those who can tell us the title of Matt Maddox's debut release as a solo artist. Email us your answers to conspiracyworldwide@gmail.com and we will announce the winners on the next show. The Killer combo that is Dr. Syntax and Pete Cannon discuss their forthcoming project "Killer Combo" and its creation, detailing such joints as "Grotty" and "What We Wanna Do", which unlike most US collaborations was recorded with Del The Funky Homosapien at the studio. We also address upcoming music from Syntax and Split Prophets and a new hip hop oriented Jordan "Rizzle" Stephens EP produced by Pete Cannon. AND THAT'S NOT ALL! Mista Montana and Menace talk politics, monkeys and drive-bys in one of our strangest showsto date. ENJOY OUR GHOUL! Contact us at conspiracyworldwide@gmail.com

STREAM or DOWNLOAD On this freakish investigation Mista Montana and Menace do this: Rap's favourite uncle, Uncle Murda vents his disgust at the lack of masculinity that exists in Hip Hop in 2014 and plugs his latest mixtape "Ain't Nothing Sweet", which sees the introduction of his crew GMG. We also touch on his departure from Epic Records, Chris Lighty's influence, his Pawn shop advertisement, Being compared to BIG by Nas, weirdo Rap, Trinidad James, ambitions of total industry domination and more. Fresh off the recent release of "Brownsville Jesus" we are joined by Maffew Ragazino to travel through his colourful career to date and talk future projects, which will include both a mixtape and EP's, one of which being a collaboration with frequent collaborator Frank The Butcher.  We also talk about his interest in the element of surprise, appearing in The Source's unsigned hype column, working with Pete Cannon and how his ode to Dipset "Dipset forever" initially started as a joke. An enthused DJ Paul joins us from his sleeping bag to discuss his new group project Da Mafia 6 and its latest member actor Sharon Stone. If this wasn't enough we also talk about the tragic passing of Lord Infamous and the future of his remaining unheard verses. Don't *ahem* sleep on this interview. Possibly our shortest but BEST interview to date! Exile joins us alongside Johaz in the form of their new group Dag Savage to explore their new album "E&J" as well as reflect upon both their careers, the chemistry in which they both share and future projects, which includes a potential sequel to "E&J", a new Blu and Exile album, 2 new Emanon projects  ,a Dirty Science album and the highly anticipated Fashawn and Exile album , which Exile confirms is finished. DJ 7L joins us from the Get-On-Down-Records office to discuss the unique labels operation, history and stream of quality re-releases, which include the super dope re-issue's of "Ironman" , "Liquid Swords", "Illmatic" but to name just a few! We also talk future re-release's and releases such as "'93 Til Infinity", the  possibilities of a 15th anniversary re-release of his & Esoteric's classic "Speaking Real Worlds", Czarface 2,  Chuck D being named official ambassador of Record Store day and so much more! Peep this rap nerds. Future-legend Tree passes through the show to make his debut appearance and promote his latest EP "The @MCTreeg EP". We talk sampling strategies, Chicago music, his new album with Sha Money XL (recorded in 5 days), his experience with Pitchfork, as well as a series of collab confirmations, including Roc Marciano and the influence of  Kanye West. Matt Maddox takes to Conspiracy Worldwide Radio on the eve of his show to discuss his sophomore release "Righteous Fury" , working with C-Lance, Tragedy Khadafi, his tour, a future EP with Skammadix and more! We are running an exclusive contest in conjunction with Red Phone Records in which we will be giving away 5 copies of "Righteous Fury" to those who can tell us the title of Matt Maddox's debut release as a solo artist. Email us your answers to conspiracyworldwide@gmail.com and we will announce the winners on the next show. The Killer combo that is Dr. Syntax and Pete Cannon discuss their forthcoming project "Killer Combo" and its creation, detailing such joints as "Grotty" and "What We Wanna Do", which unlike most US collaborations was recorded with Del The Funky Homosapien at the studio. We also address upcoming music from Syntax and Split Prophets and a new hip hop oriented Jordan "Rizzle" Stephens EP produced by Pete Cannon. AND THAT'S NOT ALL! Mista Montana and Menace talk politics, monkeys and drive-bys in one of our strangest showsto date. ENJOY OUR GHOUL! Contact us at conspiracyworldwide@gmail.com

Hello 6th Graders,Good job on the recordings - you created some interesting music based on the graphic score pictured below. I hope you enjoyed preparing and playing in these performances.Here is each recording - every class started with the same graphic score but the choices of instruments have made them all sound different - check out the other groups and see how they compare to yours.Mr. Hallmp3 episode link

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