Podcasts about afnan

In dieser Folge ist der Publikumsliebling Stefan erneut zu Gast – ein langjähriger Freund aus meinen Studienzeiten. Stefan ist ein unglaublich sympathischer Duftjunkie, der es liebt, neue Parfüms zu entdecken. Seine offene und authentische Art sorgt regelmäßig für Top-Aufrufzahlen, und deshalb war klar: Ich musste ihn wieder einladen!Gemeinsam testen wir einige günstige Düfte und Duft-Klone, die ich bestellt habe, und hören, welche davon Stefans Favoriten sind. Seine unvoreingenommene Meinung ist dabei, wie immer, eine echte Bereicherung. Außerdem gehen wir ein kontroverses Thema an, das mich schon lange beschäftigt: Clonhäuser wie Lattafa oder Afnan werden oft (zu Recht?) für ihren DNA-Klau kritisiert. Doch warum bekommen große Designer-Marken, die sich ebenfalls an bekannten Nischen-Düften bedienen, stattdessen häufig Lob? Warum werden ihre Duftinterpretationen von Influencern gefeiert? Diesen Unterschied wollen Stefan und ich in einem spannenden Duft-Talk genauer beleuchten.Freut euch auf eine Folge mit eurem Publikumsliebling Stefan, günstigen Duftempfehlungen und einer hitzigen Diskussion – bei Parfümwelt, eurem Parfüm-Podcast!

Episode #PUTCAST kali ini kembali kedatangan tamu spesial, yaitu aktivis kawakan Afnan Malay. Beliau adalah seorang tokoh pergerakan mahasiswa yang menciptakan Sumpah Mahasiswa dan baru saja menerbitkan buku puisi. Perbincangan ini membahas bagaimana wajah perpolitikan Indonesia setelah Jokowi tak lagi menjabat sebagai presiden. Apakah Jokowi masih cawe-cawe dalam pemerintahan Prabowo? Ataukah #Prabowo mulai menjauh dan mengambil langkahnya sendiri? Simak obrolan ini sampai selesai.

Episode kali ini PutCast berbincang dengan Afnan Hadikusumo, politikus berdarah biru Muhammadiyah. Ia merupakan cucu tokoh bangsa Ki Bagus Hadikusumo. Afnan berencana maju sebagai calon Wali Kota Jogja. Visi dan misi apa saja yang hendak ia bawa untuk mengatasi permasalahan yang ada di Jogja?

Welcome to Marketing People Love. My name is Jacques Spitzer, and today I have a discussion that I have been looking forward to diving into with the perfect person I've found. It is a discussion on building a brand in public. Now, it's a newer phenomenon, the idea of truly sharing about it on your social media channels, sharing intimate details of the journey, and I'm going to break it down with Ali, Founder of Lucky Lad. What are his thoughts? What has been his experience? How has it led to massive breakthroughs for his brand so far, and some of the psychology behind the idea of building in public. I think a lot of us fear that if we put information out into the world, our competitors will steal it, that they'll invite competition, that ultimately it might be a negative thing. We don't necessarily think of all the positives that can happen. I can't wait to share this conversation with you!

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Heidi met the wonderful Betti and Afnan when they were modelling on a styled weding shoot she was part of.  When Heidi chatted with them and found out about their wedding plans and spiritual journey she knew they would make brilliant podcast guests.  In this deeply insightful epsiode, Betti and Afnan discuss sprituality, manifesting their relationship and plans for their Bali wedding with their head Shaman.  A great listen, which will really open up your mind to new ways of thinking and being.    Betti & Afnan (Wild Flower Couple) www.instagram.com/wildflowercouple

Dr. Afnan Al-Ghamdi A psychiatrist, and the podcast started exactly on November 24, 2020, the first episode, Thursday, completing two years in it. Access on Twitter: more than 19 million Listening: more than 21 million listens Views: more than 9 million Views include views on TikTok and YouTube * Won the award for the best listened program in Apple Podcast for the year 2021 The number of episodes so far is 55 انا د.أفنان الغامدي طبيبة نفسية، وبدات البودكاست بالضبط بتاريخ ٢٤ نوفمبر ٢٠٢٠ اول حلقة، الخميس بكمل سنتين فيهالوصول في تويتر: أكثر من ١٩ مليون الاستماعات: أكثر من ٢١ مليون استماع المشاهدات : أكثر من ٩ مليون المشاهدات من ضمنها مشاهدات تيك توك و اليوتيوب *حصل على جائزة البرنامج الأفضل استماعا في ابل بودكاست لعام ٢٠٢١ عدد الحلقات حتى الآن ٥٥ #hikmatwehbi #hikmatwehbipodcast #podcast #arabicpodcast #hekmatwehbe #TheSaturdayCouchpodcast #afnanalghamdi #أفنان_الغامدي #حكمت_وهبي_بودكاست #بودكاست #كنبة_السبت #الطبيبة_النفسية

This month I welcome the wonderful Geordie singer-songwriter and front-man of Future Humans Afnan Prince.We chat about being kind to yourself, Jeff Buckley, how singers are weirdly really good at hilarious voice impersonations (Gollum, anyone?) female underrepresentation in the music industry and our magical approach to wordsmithery.

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Today's episode will be the last Community Garden for this season! In today's episode, we have a special guest, Afnan from the Applied Animal Biology. Afnan and Rob will be speaking about some of Afnan's experiences as the LFS Student Ambassador, her plethora of experiences at UBC, career and involvement advice, as well as what things Afnan looks for in a workplace. In this episode, there is an over-arching theme of birds, as it is one of Afnan's favourite animals, and she will be providing a great metaphor using her favourite bird. At the end of the episode, Rob and Elena will wrap it up by naming 5 celebrities they may have been near, with 1 of them not being one they've actually been near. (1:15): Rob and Elena's favourite type of bird (8:50): Something Afnan enjoyed in her role as the LFS Student Ambassador (11:00): Some of Afnan's experiences as a UBC student (13:15): Some advice on how to start getting involved on campus (15:00): Rob's advice regarding opportunities that are relevant to your career path (16:11): Advice Afnan would provide her younger self (18:00): When did this advice connect for Afnan and what made this happen (21:42): Afnan's first week at UBC as a student from outside the Lower Mainland (24:30): Things in a workplace that Afnan looks for (28:07): The type of bird that describes Afnan's Career Journey (33:20): Rob's takeaway from Afnan (34:00): Rob and Elena guessing which celebrities they have not been near (4 they have been near, 1 they have not) Career Carrots Jingle Credits: Missy Dee (@missydmusic), Francis Arvalo (@francis arevalomusic), and David Tallarico --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/careercarrots/message

A conversation with Afnan and Michael of Future Humans --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/insidethesound/support

Since 9/11, US governmental agencies have poured millions of dollars into spying on Arabs, Muslims and Arab Americans. Their surveillance has changed countless lives as ordinary citizens all over the country were interrogated, arrested or had their homes raided. But this didn't start in 2001. Invasive - and even illegal - surveillance programmes against Arabs and Arab Americans have a long history in the US, going all the way back to the 1970s, with a program code-named Operation Boulder. But it wasn't until a lawyer named Abdeen Jabara took his own government to court that the true size and scale of the programme was revealed. This episode was produced by Suzanne Gaber and Will Thomson, and edited by Dana Ballout and Alex Atack. Fact checking by Deena Sabry. Additional support from Nadeen Shaker and Zeina Dowidar. Sound design and mixing by Paul Alouf. Thank you to Afnan, Amaney Jamal, Abdeen Jabara, Anan Ameri, John Shattuck, and Nicole Nguyen for speaking with us for this episode, and to the Bentley Historical Library for the use of their archives. Support this podcast on patreon.com/kerningcultures for as little as $2 a month. Read this episode's transcript here.

What's going on guys, back at you with another podcast episode! On this episode, I have a very special guest on via Zoom. Our guest for today is Afnan Idris! Afnan Idris is an entrepreneur and content creator and is killing it on Instagram! She has really hacked Instagram and has over 1.5 million IG reels views by creating content! In addition, she offers social media coaching services and is a co-host of a podcast called “Rooted Black Girl. On this episode Afnan spoke about how social media changed her life, early struggles stepping into entrepreneurship and the power of being yourself! Tune in to this episode to hear all the gems that were dropped! Also, please feel free to share this episode with one other person that needs to hear this.   Where can I support and follow?  Personal Instagram https://www.instagram.com/itsafnanidris/  Website https://www.itsafnanidris.com/  If you enjoyed this podcast or found any value from it, please feel free to leave a rating and review! I would tremendously appreciate it!  If you wish to reach me with comments, suggests or any other inquiry please contact at following below: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beautifulstrugglepodcast/ Email: cbelloso94@gmail.com Song: "Anthem" by Enrico Tolson @enricotolson

This episode discusses the image of women in Arab drama from different points of view and how we can improve the stereotyped image of women in the drama and establish a good mental image of the communication between women and men. Moderation & Production: Firyal Majdi, Ameer Talat, Nahla Ashraf Interview Partners: Huda Jafer, Raneem Alafeefi, Amira Saeed, Mohamed Alaa, Asma Al-Najjar, Hagar Othman Translation of the transcript: Firyal Majdi (English), Linda Frankenthal (German) Dubbing Artists: Firyal Majdi, Ameer Talat, Ghazwa saeed, Afnan abbadi, Bshayer, Hajer, Inas, Tabark, Manar, Mohamed Farooq, Ghazwa saeed, (English), Benjamin Stedler, Amelie Schillinger, Michelle Kolberg, Sarah Skibbe, Tija Uhlig, Stella Landschein, Janine von Stülpnagel, Mim Schneider, Tom Wolf (German) Movies that have been discussed: 1 - الزوجة 13 (Wife number 13), 1962 2 - أريد حلاً (I want a solution) 1975 3 - وش تاني (Another face), 2015 4 - ولا عزاء للسيدات (No grief for women), 1979 5 - لعبة الموت (Game of death), 2013 6 - أولاد رزق (Rizk's children), 2019 7 - طلقتك نفسي (I Divorce my self), 2020 8 - عفوا أيها القانون (Excuse me, law), 1985 9 - فيلم 678 (678), 2010 Aswatona Podcast was created in the frame of the project “Our Voices”. This project is implemented by Nahostcast e.V. and MitOst e.V. and supported by the German Federal Foreign Office. Find more information on www.nahostcast.de or www.mitost.org.

In dieser Folge wird das Bild der Frau im arabischen Drama aus verschiedenen Blickwinkeln betrachtet und es wird darüber geredet, wie wir stereotyphafte Bild der Frau in Filmen verbessern können und wie ein gutes mentales Bild von der Kommunikation zwischen Männern und Frauen wiedergeben werden kann. Moderation und Produktion: Firyal Majdi, Ameer Talat, Nahla Ashraf Interviewpartner*innen: Huda Jafer, Raneem Alafeefi, Amira Saeed, Mohamed Alaa, Asma Al-Najjar, Hagar Othman Synchronsprecher*innen: Firyal Majdi, Ameer Talat, Ghazwa saeed, Afnan abbadi, Bshayer, Hajer, Inas, Tabark, Manar, Mohamed Farooq, Ghazwa saeed, (Englisch), Benjamin Stedler, Amelie Schillinger, Michelle Kolberg, Sarah Skibbe, Tija Uhlig, Stella Landschein, Janine von Stülpnagel, Mim Schneider, Tom Wolf (Deutsch) Filme, die diskutiert werden: 1 - الزوجة 13 (Wife number 13), 1962 2 - أريد حلاً (I want a solution) 1975 3 - وش تاني (Another face), 2015 4 - ولا عزاء للسيدات (No grief for women), 1979 5 - لعبة الموت (Game of death), 2013 6 - أولاد رزق (Rizk's children), 2019 7 - طلقتك نفسي (I Divorce my self), 2020 8 - عفوا أيها القانون (Excuse me, law), 1985 9 - فيلم 678 (678), 2010 Der Aswatona Podcast ist im Rahmen des Projektes “Unsere Stimmen” entstanden. Dieses Projekt wird von Nahostcast e.V. und MitOst e.V. durchgeführt und vom Auswärtigen Amt unterstützt. Mehr Informationen findet ihr unter www.our-voices.net und www.mitost.org.

This week, Afnan and Farah are taking a deep dive into what makes clear communication so important. They share their tips on what practices helped them make communicating and setting healthy boundaries a breeze. 2:37 Importance and Impact of therapy 15:20 Setting boundaries inclusively 19:02 Identifying subtle tensions 23:00 The role of expectations in communication 25:35 Denying requests: Breaking it down 33:33 Checking up while respecting boundaries 38:43 Clear communication between partners 45:16 Dealing with being let down 48:43 Wrapping it up Salam Collective Gear In This Episode: https://bit.ly/3mMI24G

In this episode Afnan and Farah discuss the aging of millennials and how we have developed between our 20's into our 30's. 2:03 Millennials Are Big Ass Kids 4:08 Born in Chaos 14:42 We Aren't Building Traditionally 20:44 Us vs Gen X and Gen Z Marriages

In this episode, Afnan and Farah discuss how their female friendships have been developed and deconstructed as they themselves learn and grow in their self discovery journey.

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And we're back! After a much needed break Farah and Afnan are back with a new season AND a new set! In this conversation we talk all things Money Adab (Arabic for behavior or etiquette). 04:37 Money Adab 06:29 House Guests 13:15 Restaurant Etiquette 19:32 Sharing Food 25:06 Bougie or Basic 46:45 Marriage and Finances Book we mentioned: I Will Teach You To Be Rich: https://amzn.to/3k525Lh

Afnan is the CEO of Okra Solar, which aims to unlock the potential of villages and microentrepreneurs with Internet-of-Things controlled smart microgrids. While other companies looked to ride out the pandemic conservatively, Afnan took a 3 week trip to Nigeria to partner with local companies and attract investments to Okra. Recommended Reading Schneider Fund “Pre-Seeds” Off-Grid Microgrid Tech DeveloperA New Standard to End Energy PovertyGuest Bio:   Afanan Hannan was born in Bangladesh and grew up in Australia, and is now the CEO and Co-founder of Okra solar. Prior to starting Okra, he worked for Bueno, Australia's fastest-growing IoT start-up as the 8th employee. Bueno has since gone on to be a world leader in cloud-based automated building data analytics and optimization.Afnan earned his Bachelor's degree in Renewable Energy Systems and Economics at The Australian National University.Learn more about Okra SolarConnect with Afnan on LinkedInSupport the podcast on PatreonSubscribe to our newsletter-

Today we are joined by Fatima Al Zaabi, Noora Al Awar, and Afnan Saeed. They are the founding partners of Studio D04, bonded over the same vision and passion for Architecture and design. Fatima's specialty lies in exploring advanced digital fabrication methods. Noora's work focuses on exploring material processes with influences of traditional concepts derived from her surroundings. Afnan is eager to push the boundaries on Architecture and design by exploring new details and aesthetics. Together, this dynamic trio has led a range of diverse projects in the UAE that leverage indigenous Arab & Emirati design elements. Their designs can easily be described as unique, modern and progressive, with a sensitivity to local living and community needs. As three female, Emirati architects, they are paving a way for young, home-grown, female-owned practices. We are super excited to have Fatima, Noora, and Afnan on the show today. So without further ado, let's get into it! . Follow our awesome guests! Studio D04 - Instagram | Website . To stay updated with our episodes, please follow us on your favorite streaming platform The aForm Show - Instagram | LinkedIN Audio by Strum@ease - Instagram | Youtube . Want to get on the show or know someone who should be? Email us at hello@aform.studio --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theaformshow/message

We're switching it up (pun intended)! Join us as we interview Mihdi, another lawyer-to-be, about navigating the school transfer process. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kelly-garrison/support

Love is all we need; it is the feeling that supersedes! Trials & tribulations form in trees' appearance, with branches of depression, sorrow & self-contempt misery. To overcome such a state of mind, one must resort to internal affairs; inflictions derived from anger and never ceased by one will always lead towards an ultimate demise. Love shrining from the hearts of joyful consciousness is forever celebrated by the pillars of life. Afnan is a certified counsellor in dealing with the practice of relationships and communal togetherness. She teaches us the reasons for relationships amongst couples going array in today's society when minimal practical steps can overcome foolish situations. Love will always conquer hate, jealously, and other fears, plus paranoia and selfish tendencies that we ascribe onto ourselves as humans daily. Whoever, wanting to know the significance of love, whether single or married, listen to the majestic words of Afnan. She has the answers that'll fulfill our desp

In this episode, Farah and Afnan talk through their experiences of Black History Month as children of immigrant parents. Sit back and ride out with us.

This week Farah and Afnan discuss money lessons from our parents, some that we'll keep, and some that we leave behind. Drip Details: https://www.messinabottle.com/ Have a topic you want us to cover? Email us at rootedblackgirls@gmail.com! Connect with us! Follow us on Instagram: @RootedBlackGirls https://www.instagram.com/rootedblackgirls/ Watch on YouTube: Rooted Black Girls https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOiGnUSTyUjbyF4SKnncddA

In this week's episode we discuss the murder of Rayshard Brooks, the structural invisibility of black women with the murder of Oluwatoyin Salau and voter suppressive tactics experienced by Farah and Afnan.

As you all know the black community continues to mourn the loss of our black men and women. This week Farah and Afnan check in to see how are holding up following the death of George Floyd, as our country faces a pandemic and record unemployment rates. Please note that this episode contains depictions of violence that some people may find disturbing. Listener discretion is advised.

Farah and Afnan discuss Eid traditions, both old and new, on this week's episode.

Welcome to the It's Simple Podcast, where we bring in individuals at the top of their game, and have them break down their paths to success to show you, Just how simple it can be to actually achieve your goals.⁣⁣⁣If this episode we sit down with Afnan Khalifa. Afnan is blowing up on the scene! She is a successful entrepreneur and i⁣nvestor in the city of Toronto. Known for her leadership and alluring energy, we get into how she started, and the keys that brought her to the successful woman you see today!⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣

We were previously named On the Move and recently changed our name to better encapsulate who Farah and Afnan are and what to expect from the show. This episode goes through all things twitter-university, my momma said, adulting woes and in my feelings in the coronavirus era!

Afnan Linjawi talks shop about her short script, 'First Date' - Logline: "Liza and David meet each other on a seemingly normal first date in a fancy restaurant, until she puts her heart on the plate." Learn more at ScriptShopShow.com/81

Kalau terlepas Johara pagi ini anda boleh dengar sekarang.. #spontanERA

Hosts: @CryptoHumor @Crypto_Coitas Guests: Brandon & Afnan from OpenNode Check out OpenNode at opennode.co

Raneem describes the negative stereotypes about young adult Palestinians. But what is dreams and goals truly characterize this generation? She and her team profile one of the artists, Zeina, who created an art project designed to challenge gender inequality through a film project called One Minutes of Norms. The project films a statement written on a sign put on a public space and responses to the sign in order to capture attention. The controversial statement calls out gender oppression in Palestine. People were hesitant to engage with the statement, and a small error in the writing created confusion. It was an experiment that, although imperfect, presented feminist commentary and challenged norms. Art opens dialogues necessary to create a change. Zeina and Afnan, the artists, are also PAYCE Fellows whose stories are found in the series.

PAYCE Fellow Afnan Abbasi (Al-Quds Bard) profiles Des Moines children’s rights advocate Jill Appelgate.  Jill is motivated to fight for children who are vulnerable because they lack a voice in the political process. Afnan reflects on Jill’s story with a commentary on children’s human rights and the ways that we fall short in our obligation to future generations.

Maryam Afnan Ahmad shares her insights and lessons learned on balancing family and career. She is originally from Pakistan and holds an MBA from Pakistan's Lahore University of Management Sciences.  She was living in Pakistan, she teaching at NUST Business School in Islamabad when she and her husband started their nomadic journey to China. Maryam conducted corporate and personal development programs in Pakistan and China and served in a variety of volunteer roles in the expat community. Today she teaches full time at the Edlin School in Reston, Virginia, USA.  She has served on the board of the FIGT organization (Families in Global Transition) for nearly 3 years.  On top of that, Maryam is also a writer. She co-wrote the book , (http://www.slurpingsoup.com) a story and activity book for children between 3 and 12 years old. "Motherhood is a great opportunity to know yourself and grow." Some of Maryam’s insights in this episode: How to compromise career and motherhood. How to express your needs to your partner. How to involve your family in your career development. Resources shared to learn how to communicate with your family in an effective way: Gordon Training (http://www.gordontraining.com) . 7 Habits of Happy Kids (https://www.amazon.com/7-Habits-Happy-Kids/dp/0743574672) . SCHUITMA method by Etsko Schuitema for Care and Growth.  (http://www.careandgrowth.com) "Involve your family in your career reinvention journey." Find Maryam Afnan Ahmed and her book: Slurping Soup and Other Confusions. (http://www.slurpingsoup.com) (https://www.linkedin.com/in/maryam-afnan-ahmad-a052352) (https://www.facebook.com/mafnanahmad?fref=ts) What did you think of this episode? Leave your comment below!

Talented singer-songwriter Afnan Prince has already released material, but is most excited about his forthcoming EP, Wolves. Born in Pakistan, Afnan moved to the UK with his family when he was nine and by his mid teens had started playing the guitar and singing. The 28-year-old self-taught musician, who lives in North Shields, initially started playing in a band with his friends but gradually realised he preferred performing as a solo artist. Afnan, has always been creative, and as well as writing songs, he writes poetry as he feels the two go hand in hand, offering him the freedom to elaborate with words. His passion for the English language made him choose to study the subject at university, but things didn’t go according to plan.

What does Slurping Soup have to do with being an expat? Well, it's one of those confusing cultural differences that expats face everyday, wherever they live. Expat life can be wonderful, but it can also be challenging–especially for children. But having the right outlook and attitude can certainly help one adjust to a new place and+ Read More The post TGMS #010 Slurping Soup and Other Confusions with expat Maryam Afnan Ahmad appeared first on The Global Mom Show.