Podcasts about aissa

Une déclaration signée du photographe camerounais Samuel Fosso dans les colonnes du Point. Alors que 133 cardinaux venus de 70 pays vont s'enfermer aujourd'hui, dans la Chapelle Sixtine, à Rome pour désigner un nouveau Pape. « Il est plus facile d'imaginer un Africain dans l'espace ou pratiquant la téléportation qu'un pape noir » affirmaient certains en 2017, dans les rues de Bamako rapporte le magazine. Pourtant, c'est possible. La preuve, l'Afrique est aujourd'hui « le moteur le plus dynamique du catholicisme mondial » avec 20% des catholiques de la planète et plusieurs cardinaux africains sont considérés comme des « papabili ».Parmi les noms qui circulent le plus selon le Point, Dieudonné Nzapalainga, cardinal de Bangui qui se définit comme « un casque bleu du Christ ». Il y a aussi Fridolin Ambongo Besungu, cardinal de Kinshasa qui estime « que la voix d'un pape noir porterait davantage que celle de la plupart des chefs d'État africains qui ne pensent qu'à leurs intérêts personnels ». Enfin, il y a le Cardinal Robert Sarah, originaire de Guinée, figure respectée des milieux conservateurs et fervent défenseur d'une église fidèle à sa tradition.Et c'est ce dernier que le Général Mamadi Doumbouya soutientLe Djély relaie le message du Président guinéen qui salue « le parcours spirituel et l'humilité remarquable » du Cardinal Sarah qui est aussi, selon le journal catholique français La Croix « le favori des conservateurs français, qui s'est imposé comme l'une des critiques les plus virulentes du pape François, porte-voix de la composante la plus classique – voire traditionnelle – des catholiques ».Dans la presse africaine aujourd'hui aussi : un appelLancé dans le Mail and Guardian. L'hebdomadaire sud-africain appelle à « mener le combat pour une cour internationale anti-corruption » qu'il considère comme « une maladie pour notre société et notre corps politique ».Cette idée, émise par la Cour Internationale de Justice permettrait de traiter la corruption comme un crime international « au même titre que les crimes de guerre ou les crimes contre l'humanité ». Pour appuyer son propos, le Mail and Guardian nous dévoile des chiffres qui donnent le tournis : ces 50 dernières années, l'Afrique a perdu 1000 milliards de dollars dans des transactions illicites, c'est presque autant que l'ensemble de l'aide étrangère perçue pendant la même période !Avant de conclure : « l'Afrique peut, soit rester les bras croisés sans se soucier des priorités africaines, soit saisir cette occasion pour exiger une cour qui serve véritablement ses intérêts ». On termine cette revue de presse avec une belle histoire…Et c'est TSA qui nous la raconte.Celle d'Aissa Benaidjer, originaire de Bejaia, en Algérie, arrivé en France en 2010. Il n'a jamais renoncé à son rêve : devenir chef cuisinier. « Je suis venu en France pour la cuisine de Bernard L'Oiseau et Paul Bocuse » dit-il. Resté trois mois sans travail, neuf ans sans papiers, « je traînais dans les brasseries parisiennes » raconte le cuisinier, avant d'intégrer le prestigieux Royal Monceau, un palace à 400 mètres de l'Arc de Triomphe, c'est là qu'il fait la rencontre de Bruno Guéret et de Pierre Gagnaire, chef aux 2 étoiles Michelin qui le prendront sous leur aile.Mais Aissa Benaidjer ne s'arrête pas là : en plus de côtoyer les plus grands cuisiniers français, il devient l'un des leurs. « J'ai fait les Césars en 2023 où j'ai eu la chance de cuisiner pour Brad Pitt » mais aussi pour un « ex-Président de la République française en 2019 » qui lui a dit « bravo mon fils » raconte l'algérien, encore ému.Il y a 3 mois, Aissa a ouvert son propre restaurant, dans le 15ème arrondissent de Paris dans lequel il propose des plats gastronomiques mais une formule à moins de 25 euros : « les gens qui ne peuvent pas manger dans les Palaces, ils peuvent manger chez nous avec amour ».

Une déclaration signée du photographe camerounais Samuel Fosso dans les colonnes du Point. Alors que 133 cardinaux venus de 70 pays vont s'enfermer aujourd'hui, dans la Chapelle Sixtine, à Rome pour désigner un nouveau Pape. « Il est plus facile d'imaginer un Africain dans l'espace ou pratiquant la téléportation qu'un pape noir » affirmaient certains en 2017, dans les rues de Bamako rapporte le magazine. Pourtant, c'est possible. La preuve, l'Afrique est aujourd'hui « le moteur le plus dynamique du catholicisme mondial » avec 20% des catholiques de la planète et plusieurs cardinaux africains sont considérés comme des « papabili ».Parmi les noms qui circulent le plus selon le Point, Dieudonné Nzapalainga, cardinal de Bangui qui se définit comme « un casque bleu du Christ ». Il y a aussi Fridolin Ambongo Besungu, cardinal de Kinshasa qui estime « que la voix d'un pape noir porterait davantage que celle de la plupart des chefs d'État africains qui ne pensent qu'à leurs intérêts personnels ». Enfin, il y a le Cardinal Robert Sarah, originaire de Guinée, figure respectée des milieux conservateurs et fervent défenseur d'une église fidèle à sa tradition.Et c'est ce dernier que le Général Mamadi Doumbouya soutientLe Djély relaie le message du Président guinéen qui salue « le parcours spirituel et l'humilité remarquable » du Cardinal Sarah qui est aussi, selon le journal catholique français La Croix « le favori des conservateurs français, qui s'est imposé comme l'une des critiques les plus virulentes du pape François, porte-voix de la composante la plus classique – voire traditionnelle – des catholiques ».Dans la presse africaine aujourd'hui aussi : un appelLancé dans le Mail and Guardian. L'hebdomadaire sud-africain appelle à « mener le combat pour une cour internationale anti-corruption » qu'il considère comme « une maladie pour notre société et notre corps politique ».Cette idée, émise par la Cour Internationale de Justice permettrait de traiter la corruption comme un crime international « au même titre que les crimes de guerre ou les crimes contre l'humanité ». Pour appuyer son propos, le Mail and Guardian nous dévoile des chiffres qui donnent le tournis : ces 50 dernières années, l'Afrique a perdu 1000 milliards de dollars dans des transactions illicites, c'est presque autant que l'ensemble de l'aide étrangère perçue pendant la même période !Avant de conclure : « l'Afrique peut, soit rester les bras croisés sans se soucier des priorités africaines, soit saisir cette occasion pour exiger une cour qui serve véritablement ses intérêts ». On termine cette revue de presse avec une belle histoire…Et c'est TSA qui nous la raconte.Celle d'Aissa Benaidjer, originaire de Bejaia, en Algérie, arrivé en France en 2010. Il n'a jamais renoncé à son rêve : devenir chef cuisinier. « Je suis venu en France pour la cuisine de Bernard L'Oiseau et Paul Bocuse » dit-il. Resté trois mois sans travail, neuf ans sans papiers, « je traînais dans les brasseries parisiennes » raconte le cuisinier, avant d'intégrer le prestigieux Royal Monceau, un palace à 400 mètres de l'Arc de Triomphe, c'est là qu'il fait la rencontre de Bruno Guéret et de Pierre Gagnaire, chef aux 2 étoiles Michelin qui le prendront sous leur aile.Mais Aissa Benaidjer ne s'arrête pas là : en plus de côtoyer les plus grands cuisiniers français, il devient l'un des leurs. « J'ai fait les Césars en 2023 où j'ai eu la chance de cuisiner pour Brad Pitt » mais aussi pour un « ex-Président de la République française en 2019 » qui lui a dit « bravo mon fils » raconte l'algérien, encore ému.Il y a 3 mois, Aissa a ouvert son propre restaurant, dans le 15ème arrondissent de Paris dans lequel il propose des plats gastronomiques mais une formule à moins de 25 euros : « les gens qui ne peuvent pas manger dans les Palaces, ils peuvent manger chez nous avec amour ».

@aissarecords presents its 3rd vinyl release in the form of “Demure EP” signed by @pheek alongside Mihai Popoviciu on remix duties. Read more @ feeder.ro/2025/04/14/pheek-demure

On this week's episode of the podcast, Massage Therapist Aissa came through to teach us about the different types of massage therapy, how Reiki might be the force, and the truth about creeps in massage. Enjoy.

When Aissa Hillebrand ‘27 and Reese Fuller ‘27 sat down with Crossings in fall of 2023, they were fresh off their first CDSP gathered session. They recently reconvened for a chat about how the year went and what it's like being a seminarian today. “If it looked like anything, it'd look like my desk right now,” Fuller said. “Good point … a mess, yet I know where everything is,” Hillebrand added.

Medical missionary Sarah Root was walking in Cameroon, West Africa.

Aste honetako atalean Aissa Intxausti bertsolaria gonbidatua! Lekeitiarra eta bi neskak bertsolaritzaz aritu dira eta zer esan handia eman die gaiak. Nola hasi zen bertsotan Aissa? Zer motako saioak dira bere gustukoenak? Lehiatzeko garaian emakumeei eta gizonezkoei berdin exigitzen zaie? Nola sentitzen da oholtzara igotzeko garaian? Errimak eta zutabeak ez ezik, beste hainbat hausnarketa plazaratu dituzte neskek: Bertsolari eta bertsolaritzaren ukiezintasuna, errespetua eta zaintza, mistizismoa… Bertsolariak mistikoak al dira? Gauza bera dira bertso afaria eta lehiaketa? Gai berdinen inguruan kantatzen dute beti? Txaloak ziurtatuta al daude? Ez galdu Benetan Zabizen atala! Podcast hau OnTimek ekoizten du EITB Podkasterako.

Aste honetako atalean Aissa Intxausti bertsolaria gonbidatua! Lekeitiarra eta bi neskak bertsolaritzaz aritu dira eta zer esan handia eman die gaiak. Nola hasi zen bertsotan Aissa? Zer motako saioak dira bere gustukoenak? Lehiatzeko garaian emakumeei eta gizonezkoei berdin exigitzen zaie? Nola sentitzen da oholtzara igotzeko garaian? Errimak eta zutabeak ez ezik, beste hainbat hausnarketa plazaratu dituzte neskek: Bertsolari eta bertsolaritzaren ukiezintasuna, errespetua eta zaintza, mistizismoa… Bertsolariak mistikoak al dira? Gauza bera dira bertso afaria eta lehiaketa? Gai berdinen inguruan kantatzen dute beti? Txaloak ziurtatuta al daude? Ez galdu Benetan Zabizen atala! Podcast hau OnTimek ekoizten du EITB Podkasterako.

Na Guiné-Bissau, realiza-se a 6 e 7 de Maio o anual Diálogo Nacional sobre a Protecção do Ambiente, com a participação de diversos actores, desde especialistas a decisores políticos e chefes de aldeia. Um dos objectivos prende-se com a abertura do diálogo para outros sectores, como a pesca, a agricultura ou o turismo, que beneficiam da protecção do ambiente.  Os temas em discussão neste Diálogo Nacional sobre a Protecção do Ambiente incidem sobre o papel das comunidades na conservação das áreas protegidas, os novos "corredores de conectividade", ou ainda, os principais efeitos das mudanças climáticas no país, tais como a subida do nível do mar.Aissa Regalla de Barros, directora do Instituto da Biodiversidade e das Áreas Protegidas (IBAP), começou por explicar a estratégia da Guiné-Bissau para cumprir o objectivo do Quadro Global da Biodiversidade e atingir 30% de áreas protegidas em território nacional. Existem na Guiné Bissau oito áreas protegidas e uma áerea marinha protegida em colaboração com as comunidades locais e o apoio de ONG's. Para além disso, o país implementou os "corredores de conectividade", um novo modelo que permite a ligação entre as diferentes zonas protegidas. Assim, os animais e as espécies em vias de extinção podem circular entre as diferentes áreas.  Vários níveis de protecção das áreas naturais e participação activa dos habitantesExistem vários níveis de protecção. O primeiro é o "nível de protecção integral". Depois vem a "zona tampão", onde as regras são mais flexíveis para as comunidades locais. Por fim, as "zonas de desenvolvimento" permitem acções de desenvolvimento comunitário.Os habitantes participam no processo de identificação destas zonas e no comité de gestão. Este é um órgão que toma decisões em relação à gestão e aos regulamentos da área protegida. As comunidades participam ainda em diversas acções como o patrulhamento ou a monitorização da biodiversidade, juntamente com as forças de segurança nacional, relata ainda Aissa de Barros. Estas acções, quando integradas a longo prazo, são remuneradas."É uma forma de fazer com que os habitantes se apropriem as acções de conservação", explica a directora do IBAP. Ao acompanharem os investigadores e os técnicos, os habitantes "ganham também elevada compreensão das razões da necessidade de conservação da biodiversidade, como as tartarugas, ou os chimpanzés".   Abrir o diálogo para outros sectores: pesca, agricultura e turismoUm dos principais propósitos deste Diálogo Nacional, segundo Aissa de Barros, é estender o diálogo a outros ministérios. Incluir os sectores da pesca, da agricultura, da exploração dos recursos naturais e do turismo, "e que as questões ambientais não concernem apenas o ministro do ambiente". A Guiné-Bissau, "país altamente vulnerável devido ao aquecimento global", depara-se com um grande desafio: a subida do nível do mar. A erosão das zonas costeiras já é visível pelas próprias comunidades. Uma das soluções passa pela protecção dos mangais, uma barreira natural contra a subida do nível do mar. Os habitantes participam então na restauração destes sistemas naturais e "os resultados já começam a ser visíveis", ainda segundo Aissa de Barros. Discutiu-se ainda a importância da candidatura do Arquipélago dos Bijagós ao Património Mundial da Unesco, nomeadamente devido ao seu papel essencial nas migrações dos animais (aves, tartarugas) que, provenientes do mundo inteiro, cruzam as ilhas do arquipélago a caminho de outros horizontes.A decisão será conhecida em meados de 2025, depois de uma missão de avaliação. 

Hoje falamos sobre "A Matéria Noturna", filme que conta a história do encontro entre Jaiane, uma mulher negra de 30 anos, que trabalha como motorista de aplicativo e canta numa roda de samba e Aissa, uma marinheiro moçambicano que precisa ficar alguns dias na cidade de Vitória por causa de um problema técnico em seu navio. A direção é do nosso convidado de hoje, o diretor Bernardo Lessa. Ele é produtor e realizador de cinema com base em Vitória, ES. Sócio fundador da Rede Filmes, realizou os curta-metragens Tejo Mar; Sopro, Uivo e Assobio e A Casa Térrea. A Mulher e o rio, seu primeiro longa-metragem, estreou no 52º Festival de Brasília. A Matéria Noturna, seu segundo longa, foi premiado na Mostra Futuro Brasil, do 52º Festival de Brasília, como melhor filme. O Deserto de Akin, seu próximo filme, encontra-se em pré-produção.

Nami, Gan Fort und Aissa treffen auf Ruffy. Viper versucht die Boa zu töten und Aum kämpft gegen Zorro

Welcome to the 3rd of our 5 episode series dedicated to helping you build your list. List building is crucial for a whole host of reasons. But for me, #1 is the fact that it's your big mailing list that gives you options: Options to: Scale when you feel like it Or run a flash sale for a quick cash infusion Or host retreats It also makes lead magnet swaps easier and it just makes you feel like you're doing this coaching thing. I've hand picked some of my favorite episodes dedicated to list building and lead magnets to help make your list building life easier. My guest today is Aissa Thalia. She came into the episode knowing that she needs to update her lead magnet to match her target audience. Aissa is a happiness expert who helps actors that haven't booked work in a while feel great, happy and confident regardless of their booking status. And she didn't want just any lead magnet. She wanted something that stands out and feels like, what I call, experiential marketing. That's the kind of marketing that gives folks a true and accurate taste of what it's like to work with you. So, some sort of pdf download wasn't going to cut it. After some brainstorming and troubleshooting, Aissa and I came up with a fantastic lead magnet idea that checks all the boxes ✅ It has a clear promise✅ It's easy to implement✅It's unique to Aissa✅And… it relies on experiential marketing I'm not going to tell you what it is… you'll have to listen in to find out. Before you dive in, be sure to have a notebook handy because you'll want to take yourself through the same process Aissa and I follow so you can check all the boxes on your lead magnet too. Timestamps & Key Topics[03:21] Using Niche marketing to enhance audience engagement[07:21] Aissa's goal for a lead magnet[08:30] Defining the offer and the promise[11:50] Core beliefs Aissa's clients need to adopt for successful coaching[18:20] Using affirmations and guided meditations[21:40] Exploring strategies to help actors detach from others' opinions[27:22] Using a seven-day meditation ritual for the lead magnet[29:45] Brainstorming ideas for the lead magnet's components and delivery[38:53] A title for the lead magnet[44:25] Defining action steps for the lead magnet[49:56] Dallas discussed current client surge vs creating the lead magnet Key Takeaways Using Niche marketing to enhance engagement and foster connections Design lead magnets that prepare clients for your core coaching services Using affirmations and guided meditations in your lead magnet Combining movement, meditation, and affirmations to help actors feel more confident and energized Prioritizing current client surge before delving into lead magnet creation List building is a major priority for the majority of Hive members this year, so we're focusing on building easy habits to build your list without feeling overwhelmed. We'd love to welcome up to six new members into The Hive this month and we've got a spot with your name on it. You can apply for The HIVE at dallastravers.com/apply. CONNECT WITH AISSA:FACEBOOK: fb.com/happymindsetterINSTAGRAM: @happymindsetter CONNECT WITH ME:INSTAGRAM: @dallastraversbizmentor

Nico Robin hat ab sofort ein persönliches Problem mit Yama, denn der Kerl hat keinen Respekt vor kaputten Gebäuden. Fangschrecke merkt das Enel nicht 0815 ist und Papaya landet mit Conis und Aissa auf der Flying Lamb

Omaha native Aissa Aset Bey is a loctician, artist, and entrepreneur. Her business, Loc Legacies, offers services related to Black haircare as well as education and training for aspiring locticians. Bey is in conversation with Michael Griffin about the culture and science of hair. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/riversidechats/support

In October 1988, Aissa Wayne, daughter of John Wayne, and her boyfriend Roger Luby were brutally assaulted by a pair of gunmen on their way home from an aerobics class. Was this attack a retaliation to some of Luby's shady business dealings? Or was Aissa's soon-to-be ex-husband the one behind the assault? This week's Court TV Podcast dives deeper into this case with an audio edition of our original series Someone They Knew with Tamron Hall. This episode is entitled “The Duke's Daughter.”To stream more Court TV originals, click here.

Maxime nous raconte son expérience en tant que préparateur physique au coeur de l'equipe olympique chinoise ! https://www.facebook.com/mzperformancesante/

Explore the value of mobility, quality warmups, and good form/technique with Dr. Aissa McGuirl. These should be staples for everyone, especially people our age!!   You can find Dr. Aissa McGuirl on IG:  @dr.aissa_   Get recordings for the Real Coaches Summit 2023 at https://www.realcoachessummit2023.com/tickets/p/event-recordings   You can find us on Instagram: Aram: @4weeks2thebeach Jim: @jimmynutrition   Get some t-shirts/tanks/hoodies at:  https://www.othersidelifestyle.com/shop If you'd like to reach out to Aram, you can find him at: https://www.4weeks2thebeach.com/work-with-me If you'd like to reach out to Jim, you can find him at: https://www.othersidelifestyle.com/schedule Go get some supplements: www.legionathletics.com, use code: ARAM  

Agnes is under the weather this week so Pinky pays her a visit with some movies and ice cream. While meeting with Agnes, Red receives a call from Dembe asking for his help to get Dr. Michael Abani out of custody in Yemen because Dembe needs a favor from an old friend, specifically the mother of Dembe's kid. Support the Show! Be sure to #FillTheFedora on Patreon. Case Profile for Dr. Michael Abani We dig into a little backstory this week on one of our favorite characters, Dembe.  Many moons ago, Dembe was a young up and coming university student who had a love of fine wine and fine women, mostly the women since he did not not drink.  He also had a knack for being a criminal as he helped support his friend Raymond who had rescued him as a younger child. One day as Dembe is delivering a pack to a handoff, he meets the love of his life Aissa. One night Dembe frantically requests Aissa to leave with him and she let's Dembe know that she can't and is going to the states, but Dembe can't leave Raymond either and they part ways.  Years later Dembe returns only to find out that Aissa had a daughter, Isabella. Yep Dembe... you are the father.    Fast forward to today and Aissa is now preparing to web Dr. Michael Abani, but it turns up Abani was smuggling money and weapons to the rebels against the country of Yemen.  He is taken prisoner and Aissa realizes she can only turn to one person to save her fiancé.  Dembe.  Dembe then contants Red to see what he is able to do.  During the events they find out his partner John was the one doing the dirty work, setting up an account in Abani's name.  Red has a chat with the leaders of Yemen, turns over John, frees Abani, and gets a side deal in the process.  Dembe gets one last look at his long lost love as he begins to amend things with Red.    Be sure to answer our profiling question of the week: If you were Dembe, would you choose to go with Red or stay with your partner? Visit our feedback page to leave a response or call +1 (304) 837-2278.  Music For Dr. Michael Abani At the end of the episode as Dembe helps close the suitcase and Pops talks to Agnes we hear “Bless Me” by Moses Sumny. You can hear these songs via the official Blacklist playlist on Spotify or the same playlist recreated by us on Apple Music.  Dr. Michael Abani in Pictures Here are a just a few of our favorite scenes from this week. Keep Connected Each week of The Blacklist Exposed will take a deep look at both the minor and major plot lines to this fantastic series. Be sure to subscribe and review us in Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, or through whichever podcast app you prefer. Also check out our other Golden Spiral Media Podcasts. A special thanks to Veruca Crews for creating our podcast cover art. If you love it, be sure to check out the rest of her Blacklist and other artwork on her tumblr page. Thanks for listening! We'll talk to you soon. In the meantime, be sure to keep yourself off, The Blacklist.  Send Us Feedback: Check out our Feedback Form! Call our voicemail: (304)837-2278 Email Us Connect With Us: Facebook Community Twitter Instagram Tumblr Troy's Twitter Aaron's Twitter Subscribe to The Blacklist Exposed: Apple Podcasts,  Google Podcasts,  Spotify,  Pandora,  RSS Feed

What's in this episode:- Getting through hard times while running a business- Taking care of your people- Delegating tasks- Moving the needle- Lessons from corporate AmericaAbout Aissa:Aissa Chanel Triassi, aka Ice, owns a private insurance brokerage in southern California. She has a passion for making sure her clients are fully protected; leaving them unexposed if an unforeseen tragedy occurs. She prides herself on taking a consultative approach when assisting families and business owners. Ice specializes in commercial insurance, but makes sure to take a consultative approach to insure that all of her client's assets (life, home, auto, rv, motorcycle, etc) are protected at the best value without compromising coverage and leaving them at risk.Over the past 10 years, she has worked throughout Arizona and California to assist families and business owners with all of their insurance needs.Contact Aissa:Instagram: @aissachanelLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aissasanchez/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AissaChanelAgency/Website: www.aissachanelagency.comCatch the full video of this conversation: https://youtu.be/jGi4MN-MF6sText BUZZ to (816) 727-7610 to connect directly with us and share your favorites from the episode or learn more about upcoming events and challenges happening in our industryJoin Weaver Sales Academy: https://www.weaversa.com/Follow Michael & Courtney on social media:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mandcweaverInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/mandcweaver/Youtube: https://youtu.be/jGi4MN-MF6sMichael LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-weaver-a2940095Courtney LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/courtney-weaver-4b8139a0/

L'émission qui dit tout haut ce que le monde du foot pense tout bas ! Cette année, l' « After Foot » fête ses 16 ans et propose un choc des générations ! Composée de ceux qui ont grandi avec l'After, la « Génération After » prendra les commandes de l'émission entre 20h et 22h. Avec Nicolas Jamain aux manettes, entouré de Kévin Diaz, Mathieu Bodmer, Walid Acherchour, Simon Dutin, Romain Canuti et Sofiane Zouaoui, cette nouvelle génération débattra avec passion, mais toujours en conservant les convictions et les codes de l'After. De 22h à minuit, place à la version originelle et historique de l'After autour de Gilbert Brisbois, Daniel Riolo, Stéphane Guy, et Florent Gautreau. Les soirs de Ligue des Champions, Jérôme Rothen rejoindra la bande pour les matchs du PSG et Mamadou Niang pour les matchs de l'OM. Nicolas Vilas sera aux commandes pour faire vivre les matchs dans l'After Live. Cette année, Thibaut Giangrande pilotera l' « After Foot » le vendredi et samedi.

L'émission qui dit tout haut ce que le monde du foot pense tout bas ! Cette année, l' « After Foot » fête ses 16 ans et propose un choc des générations ! Composée de ceux qui ont grandi avec l'After, la « Génération After » prendra les commandes de l'émission entre 20h et 22h. Avec Nicolas Jamain aux manettes, entouré de Kévin Diaz, Mathieu Bodmer, Walid Acherchour, Simon Dutin, Romain Canuti et Sofiane Zouaoui, cette nouvelle génération débattra avec passion, mais toujours en conservant les convictions et les codes de l'After. De 22h à minuit, place à la version originelle et historique de l'After autour de Gilbert Brisbois, Daniel Riolo, Stéphane Guy, et Florent Gautreau. Les soirs de Ligue des Champions, Jérôme Rothen rejoindra la bande pour les matchs du PSG et Mamadou Niang pour les matchs de l'OM. Nicolas Vilas sera aux commandes pour faire vivre les matchs dans l'After Live. Cette année, Thibaut Giangrande pilotera l' « After Foot » le vendredi et samedi.

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Growing up in a simple artistic home in a village near Ouarzazat, creating art since the age of 5, Aissa shares with us his eventful journey with art and the luck as well as the obstacles he had in it. Being limited by his environment, Aissa refuses to accept these limitations and keeps on trying till he breaks out of it. An interesting story that shows struggle, courage and how beautiful destiny works out for those who refuse the lane set for them and aim relentlessly for their dreams. Listen to the full episode here. Join us on: Instagram LinkedIn

Efter Andreas ursäkt som slutar med gruppkram och gråtfest får han ändå lämna. Alma har dock fått höra att ursäkten inte var på riktigt... Emma och Jonathan kommer in och ingen spelar spelet. Alma ringer Aissa som fick lämna i veckans partnerceremoni för att höra vad hon tänker kring sitt "spel" denna vecka.

Dans un maroc secoué de spasmes précoloniaux, un caïd à la main de fer croise le destin de Kharboucha, la chanteuse rebelle. Un podcast romanesque porté par le professeur Mustapha Qadery.Produit avec le soutien de Maroc Telecom

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In honor of our 1 year pod anniversary best friend of the pod, Brenda, hosted us and a plethora of our homies to celebrate in the only way we know how to... by podding and partying. Bad/Good vacations, concerts, sports, novelas, wedding planning, crashing rental cars, and of course the Bachelorette are all covered this episode as you get to hear from some of the people that make us, us. As we close out our first year we, again, cant thank everyone enough for sticking around and for all of the constant support. Hang around through the end of the episode for a guest feature that joined our FNF after hours segment. Huge thank you to all the friends of the pod that joined us: Brenda, Cesar, Priscilla Jo, Juan, Priscilla A, Denisse, Aissa, Megan, Lawrence, and Susana. Also to producer Bree for being the first person to believe in us and take a gamble on our little podcast. Rate and hit that subscribe/follow button for more weekly episodes. Instagram: www.instagram.com/freshneverfrozenpod Twitter: www.twitter.com/frshnvrfrzn Facebook: www.facebook.com/freshneverfrozenpod

My guest today is Aissa Thalia, a Happiness Coach + Actor + Meditation Facilitator + Chief Happiness Practitioner + Founder of Happy Mindsetter. She helps actors who have not booked in 90 days or more feel happy, confident, and free no matter what.  Through her signature process, Aissa helps you discover how to spark your happiness, confidence, and motivation. She teaches you how to focus your thoughts and shift your emotions onto what matters most - your happiness! Aissa is passionate about happiness because it changed her life! She was once unaware that her thoughts & emotions were negatively affecting her health & creative success. When she finally found her happy, her well-being and artistic career improved! Now, Aissa wants to help actors with all the tools and strategies that helped her so that they too can thrive and be unstoppable.  With a degree in Psychology from the University of Southern California, a background in the arts, and her love for happiness, she integrates her knowledge to customize a fun and light coaching experience for you. Think of her as your personal cheerleader!  My guest today is Aissa Thalia, a Happiness Coach + Actor + Meditation Facilitator + Chief Happiness Practitioner + Founder of Happy Mindsetter. She helps actors who have not booked in 90 days or more feel happy, confident, and free no matter what.  Through her signature process, Aissa helps you discover how to spark your happiness, confidence, and motivation. She teaches you how to focus your thoughts and shift your emotions onto what matters most - your happinessDo You Want To Be Coached on the Multi-Passionate Artists podcast?If you want to be coached on the show about managing your multiple passions or personal branding head to Diane Foy.com/volunteer and fill out the application.Be sure to download the Free Fans, Media, and Industry Attraction Playbook at dianefoy.com/freebie to see all that we can cover in your session but also because my guest today has a special offer that is only available to people on my list. Stay tuned to the end of the show to hear all about it.For links and a transcript visit dianefoy.com/084

E5 Cómo AISSA pasó de vivir en la calle a LLENAR CONCIERTOS (w/ Aissa Aslani)

View CSE paper 06 titled “Learning on purpose” by Charles Leadbeater and the Student Agency Lab and also, CSE paper 07 titled “Learning in a floating world of disciplines: Reflections on the MetaPraxis Project” by Michael Bunce.Louka reviews the amazing takeaways shared by frontline educators during AISSA's agency lab 3-year project featuring lessons of agency from Charles Leadbeater and stories of the MetaPraxis Project, chiefly designed by Michael Bunce. Louka also shares excitement for the upcoming season 6 with Stanford's dschool guide spotlight series, releasing late June 2022.

My guest today is Aissa Thalia. She came into the episode knowing that she needs to update her lead magnet to match her target audience.  Aissa is a happiness expert who helps actors that haven't booked work in a while feel great, happy and confident regardless of their booking status.  And she didn't want just any lead magnet. She wanted something that stands out and feels like, what I call, experiential marketing. That's the kind of marketing that gives folks a true and accurate taste of what it's like to work with you.  So, some sort of pdf download wasn't going to cut it.  After some brainstorming and troubleshooting, Aissa and I came up with a fantastic lead magnet idea that checks all the boxes: 1. It has a clear promise 2. It's easy to implement 3. It's unique to Aissa 4. And… it relies on experiential marketing I'm not going to tell you what it is… you'll have to listen in to find out.  And before you dive in, be sure to have a notebook handy because you'll want to walk yourself through the same process Aissa and I follow so you can check all the boxes on your lead magnet too.  And with that… let's dive in. CONNECT WITH AISSA: INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/happymindsetter FACEBOOK: facebook.com/happymindsetter CONNECT WITH ME: INSTAGRAM:  http://instagram.com/dallastraversbizmentor FREE RESOURCE: Coaching Superpower Quiz: https://dallastravers.com/quiz

Just me, Aissa today serving you some updates on recent trips! Valentine's Day and Fort Worth! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week on the John Wayne Gritcast, Ethan sits down with his sister, Aissa Wayne, to discuss growing up with their dad, John Wayne. She talks about traveling on the Wild Goose and remembers a horrible storm where the ocean crashed through the salon of the boat. She also remembers travelling with her father and all of his friends, including Ernie Saftig (listen to Tom Saftig's podcast here). The two also talk about some of the lessons John Wayne taught them, including teaching Aissa not to lie in Africa on the set of Hatari. She then tells the story of how she snuck Bush Babies on the plane with them coming home from Africa! This is a really great episode packed with stories about growing up with John Wayne! Stay tuned for a part 2 with Aissa. More information about John Wayne on JohnWayne.com Shop our official store on JWStockandSupply.com Follow us on Social Media Instagram.com/johnwayneofficial Facebook.com/johnwayne Twitter.com/johndukewayne TikTok.com/johndukewayne

Welcome to #TrustTheProcess: a #PaanoBaTo Special Series. In this episode, Bianca invites her sister, 42 year old London-based interior designer Aissa Gonzalez. After leaving a promising design career in Manila, she took her chances to build a life in London at age 30, endured a rollercoaster career journey, and is now the Creative Director of a sustainable furniture company in the UK. What were the challenges like and how did she power through? Paano Ba ‘To: The Podcast is a Spotify Exclusive and produced by Bianca Gonzalez and Anima Podcasts. Join the #PaanoBaTo private Facebook group: www.facebook.com/groups/paanobato Follow Bianca on Twitter/Facebook/Instagram/YouTube/Tiktok: @iamsuperbianca

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That's a wrap! Your girls wrap up the season with a housewives recap (06:28) and a recap of their own season.  Robyn and Aissa reflect on the year they've had and how they foresee the new year.

The final episode of the season welcomes back our community members discussing Malaysia's biggest speaking fails! Why do we keep joking about rape? What happens when a member of parliament challenged another to a debate? What do we do about religious sensitivities?Here, we discuss 3 recent speaking fails and deconstruct what happened, why did it happen and what do we do from here. We also provide our views on other speaking fails that did not quite make the list but were worth mentioning.Speaking fails discussed:Segment 1: Actor and hosts jokes about a movie rape scene on national television. Who is to blame? Who should be accountable?Segment 2: Member of parliament in the sitting government challenges an opposition member to a debate on the cabotage policy. Is this a good thing? Do people care?Segment 3: Locally produced, award-winning whiskey brand name enrages many quarters of society and politicians are quick to respond. What precedent does this set? Are they justified in their reaction?Bonus lightning round discussion:1) Lahabau Melaka, let's vote! Misguided use of slang.2) Communications minister tweets on future video quality. But 1080p already exists?3) Harassment of a journalist by PAS leaders. Why attack my family and the language I use?

Attorney Aissa Olivarez discusses the services that are provided at the Community Immigration Law Center (CILC) including the Friday immigration consultations which occur on the 2nd and 4th Friday of the month and deportation defense. 

We've all felt uneasy or overwhelmed but how do you actually shake it off. Robyn and Aissa discuss how they've been feeling, mentally and what they've been doing to get back on track.  

In Malaysian Speaking Fails, we discussed Harry Tan's insensitive comments regarding the #MakeSchoolASaferPlace campaign, Tajuddin's disastrous press conference, and the attack on Kasthuri Patto's skin colour in the parliament. This Season 3 premiere features Harith from the @thecomedypodcast_ and our lovely community members, Maslin (@maslovecats), Vishal (@onelastvish), and Aissa (@ainaissa). Here, we deconstructed what happened, what went wrong and what could have been done better. Be sure to tune in to learn, have some fun and weigh in on the discussion! Stay until the end to catch our fun lightning round and find out how to take part in our giveaway with @cuppajoe.my!Seek to Speak's podcast is celebrating its 3rd Season with a GIVEAWAY!! Together with our launch sponsor,@cuppajoe.my, we will be giving away a Newbie Coffee Bundle worth RM105 each to 3 lucky winners! To take part, simply follow these 4 easy steps:☕️ Like and comment on this post by telling us, in one sentence, a message that you think is powerful (it can be your favourite quote, a mantra you live by or any powerful words!)☕️ Follow @seektospeak and @cuppajoe.my☕️ Tag 3 friends (No influencers or big accounts - we'll be checking!)☕️ Share this post on your insta story and tag us!....and you're done! It is THAT simple! The competition deadline is 7 August so start commenting folks! Winners will be chosen randomly and will be announced on 8 August!*We will like your comment to signify acceptance of your submission!**Please note that this competition is only open to those residing in Malaysia and submissions with incomplete steps will not be entertained!Our launch sponsor, Cuppa Joe Malaysia, aims to make home coffee brewing affordable, less intimidating & accessible. Together with local coffee roasters, Cuppa Joe strives to offer a new experience & ways to elevate our coffee experience. If you can't wait to try out their coffee, be sure to use our special promo code: SEEK2SPEAK20 to get 20% off their brewing kits. Get ready to meet your new favourite cuppa with @cuppajoe.my!

If you or someone you know is in an unhealthy toxic romantic relationship, share this episode with them. Aissa goes over a list of 10 toxic traits that are red flags. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In conjunction with International Women's Day, this podcast episode features Women with Words, our safe and supportive speaking club! In Part 2 of this special, we look at our challenges, strengths, and hopes for Malaysian women. Are there unreasonable expectations set upon us as women? How are we treated differently because of our gender? What are we grateful for and proud about? What are our hopes for Malaysian women listening? We discuss these questions and more!Women with Words is a platform where women and girls can deliver their speeches based on a theme, share their ideas, and obtain feedback. We aim to create a safe and supportive space for women & girls to express themselves. In the process, we also hope to build confident female speakers through speech practice, a supportive community, as well as meaningful group discussions.Join us on the 13th of March 2021 at 3pm to share your thoughts and opinions on the theme, Expression! Simply register here.Get more updates and information on the club on our FB group at 'My Female Speaking Club'.Also, check out past speeches shared during our meetings on our YouTube channel here.Special Thanks to Alison, Pratibha, Sasha, Alycia, Amrit, and Kuljit for sending in their snippets. And a big THANK YOU to Maslin who helped review all the snippets and put them together!The transcript for this episode can be found here.Episode timestamps below:Aissa: [00:00:00] IntroKuljit: [00:01:06] My challengesSasha: [00:02:05] Confusing expectationsAlison: [00:03:06] My expectationsManu: [00:04:21] Unfairness to womenAlycia: [00:05:18] Subconscious biasRina: [00:06:30] Body ImagePrat: [00:07:22] Looking differentKarishma: [00:10:57] Scarcity mindsetPuteri Balkhis: [00:12:13] Standing strongMai: [00:14:09] Checklists Alison: [00:16:23] GratitudeKuljit: [00:16:52] Support systemPrat: [00:17:43] Academic milestonesFyza: [00:19:27] Our achievementsSasha: [00:20:18] My achievementsSheng Yee: [00:21:54] ForgivenessMai: [00:23:28] It's okay to failFyza: [00:24:42] Female idols and starting out Sasha: [00:25:45] Lifting othersKuljit: [00:27:54] Hope for Malaysian womenAlison: [00:29:03] Hope for Malaysian womenPrat: [00:30:19] Hope for Malaysian womenAissa: [00:30:58] End

As Demi Lovato once said in Camp Rock “This is real, this is me.” That's exactly what this episode is...a sort of about me along with why I started the pod, and a little bit about some of my ambitions! Enjoy! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On this podcast you can expect to hear from people who are comfortable with the uncomfortable. Host Lexi Aiassa has struggled with her own demons, but those same struggles have empowered her to start a company, The Confidence Co. Her belief is that obstacles, big and small, propel us forward on a path towards a more confident version of ourselves. Every guest has turned one of their vulnerabilities into a super power. Lexi's hope is that these shared stories will lend listeners the confidence to face their demons too.

I hope y'all have your passports ready because your girls are taking you on a journey! Robyn & Aissa will be sharing some of their favorite places to visit, some travel hacks and  their goals for the new year. So friends get your tickets because you don't want to miss this!!Instagram:@CoffeeandteapodFollow Aissa @Avo_styleFollow Robyn @TheRobynEffect

Aissa & Robyn discuss how they support their communities and share some of their favorite black owned businesses. Instagram:@CoffeeandTeaPodFollow Aissa @Avo_styleFollow Robyn @TheRobynEffectArtist &  Designers we mentioned:@the.art.ov@artbychenoa@tier_nyc

Listen to Aissa & Robyn chat about relationships, dating & break down the talking stage & ‘rosters'. Instagram:@CoffeeandTeaPodFollow Aissa @Avo_styleFollow Robyn @TheRobynEffect

Join the ladies of Coffee and Tea pod while they make their intro into the podcast world. In this first episode, Aissa & Robyn discuss the switch up from NYC to LA & give a breakdown on the things to expect before the bicoastal move. Instagram:@CoffeeandTeaPodFollow Aissa @Avo_styleFollow Robyn @TheRobynEffect

Chad interviews long time friend, Aissa Juarez on overcoming gender stereotypes and personal setbacks.